DIVORCE COURT

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 107, 2 June 1909, Page 3

DIVORCE COURT

i • AUCKLAND SITTINGS. By Telesraplt/-Press Association. , Auckland. Tueod-ay. Ethel Ellen Kirwin, falsely described as Ellen Train, was granted by Mr. Justice Edwards a dissolution of her mar•jia»e with Albert Ernest Tram. OH the fqUlld Of the tebaml's bigamy. Elbaetli l&thprine, the legal wife of the «ame respondent, sought a divorce on the ground of persistent cruelty. A i' • v nisi 'was granted, Auckland, La»l Night.

....•ly a score of divorce cases were dealt with by Mr. Justice Edwards in the Supreme Court to-day. Decrees nisi wre "ranted in the ua«e* of Winifred Waters v. William Water*, on the "round of desertion; Edward Eke v, Annie Rice and Oliver Sorenson iadulttiry): Titomas Houghton Mcßeyiioids v. ' 'ar«aret Jlcßeynolds (adultery); Ellen ">tr v. Harold Kayner (desertion); l a Ensor v. Charles Hedley Elisor (cruelty and mwconduct); Jane Eliza Jirady v. Philip Brady (adultery); Emma Maria Cnttanach v. David Stewart Cattanach (desertion); Catherine llooney v. James Patrick Muoney (desertion |; Ijlley Eva Neville v. Claude Clarenee JCeviile (desertion); Hilda Oribble .'. James William Gribble and Lucy Beatrice Brook (adultery); Sydney Albert Creenslade v. Marion Grccnslaile (desertion); John Arthur Pickerall v. Margaret Piekerall and Nic'nolas Hoganess (adultery); Thomasina Lisette Sarnie*-j son v. Charles Sanderson (desertion). A PALMERSTON CASE. Palmerston N.. Last Night. In the Supreme Court Walter Garliutt wa;3 granted a divorce from Gertrude Garbutt on tbe grounds of adultery with John Davis.