WARDEN'S COURT.
(Before Mr H. Eyre-Kenny, Warden,) Thames, yesterday. ' Granted.—The following applications were granted:—M. McMahon, Shannon Licensed Holding, Tapu; John Dennerley, Day Dawn Licensed Holding, Tararu; Finlay, MeLiver, Golden Belt Licensed Holding, Neavesville; Charles McLiver and James Onyon, Day Dawn Licensed Holding, Tairua ; Kobert Kelly, Rooe Licensed Holding, Tapu; Hugh Fisbsr, Londonderry Licenced Holding, Punga Flat; J. H. Harrison, Last Chance Licensed Holding, Ohui; Finlay McLiver, two water - races and machine site, Tairua ; John Ross, residence site; Annie Senior, exchange of title for reaidence site ; T. Duulop, reaidence site ; John Coutta, exchange of title for residence site.
Protection waa granted as follows: J. W. Ryan, absolute protection for four months for Golden Fleece licensed holding, Waiomo ; T. Morrin, permission to work Mahara special claim, Tapu, for four months wifch four instead of thirty-three men; Carl Tomm, absolute protection for three months for Welcome licensed holding, Punga Flat; the Royal Gold Mining Company, four months absolute protection for Royal licensed holding, Tapu; John Farrell, three months absolute protection for Diggers' Friend licensed holding Waiotahi Creok ; J. A. Pond, six months absolute protacbion for Tararu special claim, Tararu ; John H. Muaketfc. three months absolute protection for Victory claim, Karaka Creek ; W. J. Neville, 14 days protection for Fair Alice licensed holding, Pnriri.
Other Cases. —Mackay v. F. McLiver. Plainto for surplus ground in Golden Bolb licensed holding, Tairuu. Judgment \va3 given by consent for surplus ground aa 6hown in the plan produced. Receiver of gold revenue v. W. R. Cook. Plaint for £15219? 3d, arrears of rent for Greab Northern special claim, which was forfeited on 23rd May, 1895. Judgment was given for plaintiff with costs 11s.
As usual a large number of applications were adjourned.
Buffalo (Coromandol).— The manager telegraphed :—"Got a few small specimens from the new leader. Every indication for more."
Stanley.—The crosscut is in 272 ft, A large quantity of water is coming in, which should indicate a reef not far ahead. A large reef ought to be cut in about 50ft, which was worked on tho surface by the Waverly O.W. Company. No. 1 reef shows no change.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 189, 9 August 1895, Page 4
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351WARDEN'S COURT. Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 189, 9 August 1895, Page 4
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