THIS DAY.
iti O i? n % sumption of the Court this hulbp ' i k°?per explained that nothing ■ Co»»t T losince.theadjournment of the ** ywwrdtty, "His}' Honor's svigges-
tion, however, would be submitted to his clients (the Amkhnd Board), and he was sure would receive careful consideration, leading up no doubt to an amicable settlement. His; Honor considered his suggestion tho only fair way in which the burdens in dispute should be regulated.— Mr Cooper added that Mr Hesketh had told him that he had communicated this morning with the Chairman and Secretary of the Auckland Board with a view, if possible, of obtaining a meeting of the majority of the Board in order to determine whether or not the arrangement suggested by His Honor should be accepted.
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Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1887, Page 5
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126THIS DAY. Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1887, Page 5
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