WLDDINT: IiANXKD KOI: A DAY. LONDON. Sept. 10. A father who in-i-ted mi hi- parental ri.dit- fVi'ii mi the la-t day m his (lautilucr's minority -uci'ceded in hold-! iny no hor marrinye tor _M hours with a I an which the reui-trar who performed the ceremony yesterday -aid hothouylii was the shortest-lived caveat ever entered in London. The oil-1, uiio lived at Ilford, wished to lie married on Monday, and with her fiance, a Soho accountant, applied for :i licence on that day. A- the birth ccrihcate showed that -he was still - iLtvs under *JI the reyi-trar declared that the father's consent was necessary Next dav -he came hack to the office and -aid -he had failed to set her t ither's consent and would have to wait nut il -lie was 21. The father arrived an hour later and formally forbade the marria.se. The ban lasted 24 hours, for as soon as she was 21 a licence was obtained and the marriage took place.
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1923, Page 3
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165Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Hokitika Guardian, 3 November 1923, Page 3
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