OCCIDENTAL UNA CLAIM.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 229, 27 September 1930, Page 20

OCCIDENTAL UNA CLAIM.

£ : FURTHER, PROTECTION 0 GRANTED. pi < '.v Ori « « ■ . OBJECTION BY TRIBUTER. *■? 1 t-H» 1 . g i At a sitting of the Warden's Is j Court, Thames, further protection g! | was granted for six months to the syn- • dicate owning the Occidental Una special •*> I quartz claim. An objection had been \ lodged by Mr. D. Dunlop, who desired a Jj)j : tribute over the property. Mr. H. F. *Z ' Purnell appeared for Mr. Dunlop, and fe i Mr. E. J. Clendon for the syndicate. ]§ j Evidence was given by James McCor|3mick, a member of the syndicate, that «■ j time was needed to enable the ncessary i£<ij capital to be raised to develop the claim. 3 | The- syndicate were willing to allow a J! | tribute in the upper level of the mine, w | C. S. Donovan said if the tribute were «» ! granted where desired by Mr. Dunlop, it 2i . "would hamper the operations of the f syndicate in raising capital. 85. ' . r - Dunlop said he was prepared to 3* - install the necessary machinery and 1 work the mine on tribute. He had six willing to go in with him and work the property. gracing a six months' protection, •' warden said as the company had 11 spent _ £4000 in development, it would •: be unjust to hand over the claim to ;: tributers.