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Hokitika Guardian, 7 November 1924, Page 3

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DIVORCED WITHOUT KNOW IXO IT. LONDON, September -’O. \ woman, giving evidence :»t ait inquest at Edmonton, Aliihllosex, ycsterdav on her ohihl, said sll ° ,lul ri ' t know her hnshaml had divorced her till she read a report of the case in the newspaper. The inquest was oil Herbert Sprcvls|v a ,r ed "), of Hoynton Road. Hornsey. N.. who died in ihe North Middlesex Hospital alter, it was stated, through mating a had banana which had been thrown away by a hawker in the street. The mother said she left her husband a vear ago. He said lie was goin,to sue for a divorce, and she instructed solicitors to defend the suit, hut they did not go on with her case as she could not pay the fees. • •The next I knew,” she said, - was on reading a Sunday newspaper 1 saw a report of divorce proceedings which were undefended and in which my husband was mentioned as the petitioner and I as the respondent.” She added that she never received notice when the case was coining on.

The inquest was adjourned for PU analysis of tlx? lflfVs stPJlwh to to made