NOT VERY HAPPY.—Ida Mary Dobbie, whose solicitor husband divorced  her on grounds of impropriety with a lorry-driver, looked, far from being at  her ease as she climbed the steps of the court-house at Palmerston North  last week. (See story on page 8.)

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NOT VERY HAPPY.— Ida Mary Dobbie, whose solicitor husband divorced her on grounds of impropriety with a lorry-driver, looked, far from being at her ease as she climbed the steps of the court-house at Palmerston North last week. (See story on page 8.)

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https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZTR19280607.2.25.3

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NZ Truth, Issue 1175, 7 June 1928, Page 7

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