Mr Ji3tica Simpson uttered a ■sfcrons: protest in the Divorce Court •at Sydney a few days ago against "marriage-phops " The occasion of his remarks was ths evidence by two petitioners who had been married at one of these places. 'lhey appeared to be unaware of the rites according to which they bad been married. Onehazardid the opi-iion that the service was that of tne "New Utarian," Church, and the other that the rites wire those of tne Greek Church. His H >nor remarked that it was mmstroua thit these marriageshops ahojlJ be allowad to exist. He Relieved several of tha-n had been •closed. Several persona who were registered as having authority to •perform the ceremony of marriage hadnothaJ their registration renewed, yet he still saw their advertisements appaaring in the newspapers. Ha supposed they had deputies who performed ceremonies. The Registrar-General had done all he could, and so had the Supreme Court.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3004, 29 September 1908, Page 3
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