GILLS’ DfLEMMA. LONDON. Oct. 'Jo. Two 20-years-nld girls oir:;ii-! in an Oxford-street establishment yesterday visited a London registrar for the second time in four months and renewed their request for marriage licenses. which were previously refused as they are tinder age and had ne t get their father’s consent. Their fathers are missing, but are believed to he alive. Their mothers will give consent, hut this is !'•■ t enough if the fathers are alive. Yesterday the girls said that they had advertised and had done all in their power to trace their fathers, without success. The registrar promised to place the case before the Somerset House authorities with a view to obtaining sanction for the marriages.
Slumps come and go, but the enormous sale of ‘ *XO-ItTTBBIXG J 1 .nn 11 (1 ry Help goes on year in, year out. (Hokitika merchants).—Advt.
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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1923, Page 4
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141Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1923, Page 4
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