AFFILIATION.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1634, 15 September 1887, Page 4

AFFILIATION.

At the Resident Magistrate’s Court, Timarn, on Tuesday Inst, before J. S. B*,Boicjj, Esq., It. M., Henry Gayson was charged with being the father of the illegitimate female child of Annie Walters, Mr Perry appeared for the complainant, Mr White for the defendant. Annie Wa'ters deposed 'hat she arrived in the colony in March, 1884. Came to I'imarn and went to Mr Moore’.-, Kakuhu, as general servant. Met defendant at a school treat. Saw him next at a dancing class at Hilton, Saw him frequently al Mrs Patrick’s and other places. Saw him at Mrs Moore’s a few weeks after the Hhton dance. He asked her to rn irry him. The wedding was fixed to lake'place in 12 months. Saw him frequency. Ho took liberties with her, first in June nr July, 1885, and after that frequently. Left Mrs Moore’s in August, 1885. Had been there about one year and seven months. Before leaving had a conversation with Mrs Monro. She told defendant her condition and asked him if he was going to keep his promise. lie refused, and t! ey ha t a quarrel. Witness wont with defendant to Mr Healey’s. Defendant nhked Mr Healey whether she could stay there for a few weeks until they got married. Mr He.ley agreed, and she stayed there hetw-en two and three weeks. Witness was confined on 23rd May, 1886, at the Armagh Street Dep6t, Jhris'cluuch. The child was a f and the defendant wan the father. Sue had not spoken to defendant since the’ child was horn. She was now destitute, and receiving charitable aid. Defendant wenta*ay from Hilton when she told him the slate she was in. In cross-examination by Mr White the witness snid she had not written to defendant since tho_ child was bora. No one else had been intimate with her beside defendant. She was on friendly terras with Frank ElLiy. He heated witness like a sister, nothing more. He never saw her home from a dance. Only met him at a dancing class. Never wrote to John Tozsr, asking him to make arrangements to live at Patrick’s. Tozer told her she was not tall enough or good looking enough to marry. Wrote te defendant. Defendaet told witness ih t he did not care whether she lived or died, The Charitable Aid Board caused witness to lay the information. Only one other man took her home Lorn a dunce, and witness never told any one what Gayson had done. She wont to a window nt Patrick’s, whore Gayson was, and told him ho was lazy to g* to bed so early. About 14th or 15th August was the last time defendant had anything to do with h- r. He look liberties with her after witness toid him her condition. Defendant told her lie was going to the North Island. —Edwin H. Lough deposed that it cost the Ohsißubio Aid Bo -rd 9s or 10s a week to rnain'aiu the child. Defendant admitted huv-ng b on intimate with the gir', and mid he was willing to. pay £lO or £ls r.tbor th.n the case should be brought into Court. Witness told him ft. -t the support cf the child would bo rs Cd per w.-ekj and that there would be no compromise.—Sergeant Willoughby deposed to d fendnnt saying that ho would not support the child unless compelled to. Julius Healey deposed to plaintiff mid defendant requesting him to make room in his house for plaintiff until they ahou d r;'.>t mariied. — H.nry Gayson, defendant, aaid it wms in August 1885, that ho was last intimate with plain iff. O.i March 17th, 1880, lie went to fSouthaud. He was never engage Ito Walters. He never heard from the girl after August. 1885. One night when lie was at Mr Patricks p!aca,|plaintiffcimo to his bedroom window and w'anted him to come on*. He knew Frank E 'cry. Piamtiff used to attend dances with different people. Ho had seen her go away with different men. in cross-examination, ho said it was not true lie was engaged, nor (hat he ask'd l-le.dey to take her in. Ho did not clear out. He '.vent away for work ; everybody knew whore he was—J. Meredith, W. datlick, iuar., John Toz.t, and Arthur Merelith a’.u) gave evidence for the defence but nothing mule id was elicited and His Wcr hip after speakmg in str mg terms of the conduct of dt-fniidanf, m-ido an order for the payment of 7s 6 i week from the date of the bi lh of ilie child.

A chimney sweep mined Woodward disappeared from Hoknika' on Thursday I,i fa ,l,fc; It in fa. rad tliat lie commrtod snici le or else h s mol with a fatal scolded 1 .

A man named J mes Walsh was killed a Mai ukau on Tuesday.,, Deceased was u dor-scrubbing in a gully whoa n.tr-e, felled by his mat 1 , in falling s'nick cube: freer, c.using '.bo brandies to f-i'l, ons'riking deceased on mo back of the lietd. Ro bing is known of decvas-d furllnr u,an that ho was woik ug ac Palmerston n few weeks ago, and cuno from Canterbury.

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