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Taranaki Daily News, 27 August 1918, Page 3

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a remand until the afternoon in ordor to call appellant's mother. . The chairman: Wo are wanting to know why he attempted to mislead the board. The records we have show that an order was made for the maintenance of the children. i Captain Beale: 1 would like to see tfiis man tent into camp immediately." He is loafing round the town and making no effort to support his children. Appellant: They are mine by rights, and should be in my custody. The chairman: tiio board considers that the appellant should eitaer proceed with divorce proceedings immediately or go back into camp. Captain Bcale: He has been here three months. Will the board fix: a time? Tile chairman: By the next sitting of the board.

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