A RIVER GROYNE
APPLICATION FOR ITS REMOVAL Judgment was given yesterday afternoon by tho Chief Justice. Sir Robert Stout, on. tho application of tho Spring Creek River Board to enforce an in. junction against the Lower Wadrau Rive) Board against tho continuance , of « groyne in the bed of tho Wairau R-ivew It was stated at tho hearing that thj groyne had tho effect of preventing walel from flowing into the Opawa Rivon His Honour made an opdor that thl groyne up to a certain point be removed and that if the order is not carried oul the Court would proceed further. 'Costj (60 guineas) were granted and witnessed expenses and disbursements. Tho orcld is to be suspended for a fortnight, uhlea the Court further orders. Lo»V0, wg 1 eixen jts bpth parties tg mov«>
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1914, Page 11
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134A RIVER GROYNE Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 151, 27 June 1914, Page 11
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