WARDEN'S COURT.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 213, 7 September 1900, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

(Hy Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.)

PAEROA, this day

Mr R. S. Bush, Warden, granted the following' applications: Walter A. Hume, timber warrant at Waimata; .Johanna Jenkins, residence site, Waitekanri; New Zealand Crown Mines Company, three special sites at Karan'gahake; Edward Dumphy, residence site, Mackaytown; Thomas Liddell, residence site at Karangahake; W. H. Wilgon, sections 49, 50, 51 and 52, Mackaytown, reserved for Church of England under section 21 of The Mining Act, 1898; Mary A. Hogg, residence site, Karangaliake. The Hikutaia (iold Syndicate, applications for protection for Pay Kock, Isabel, Lydia, Florence, Marototo United, Parakarahi and Parakarahi Extended special claims, were forwarded to the Minister for Alines. The following residence sites at Waihi were "ranted: 11. 11. Newclick, section 454; George Dunstan .section 400; A. Edward Pilling, section 496; Waihi Consols Company, section 540, for workmen's residences; Alexander Rox, section 545; W. H. Goodwin,.half acre, Walinsley's -Road; J. Thompson, section 077; D. Ramsay, section 070; Mark Genrd, section 557; .Matilda Adams, section 43, Waihi South; .lean 1). Smith, part section 102, Waihi South; William Thomas Haslett, part section 102, Waihi South; John Jones, section 10(3, Bnlltown. Plaints: T. .J. Drumm v. C. 11. Thorpe, plaint for forfeiture of n residence site at Waihi South. The plaint was dismissed, and defendant ordered to pay costs, £3 '.)/. John Smeaton v. V. Hurley, plaint for forfeiture of residence site, comprising one acre at Waihi. Half the site was forfeited; no costs allowed.