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Evening Star, Issue 15481, 1 May 1914, Page 2

The" Assessment Court, sitting at Auckland yesterday, heard objections to valuations of properties within Northcot.Bfwoujrh.,- An unexpected difficulty was encountered. The Colonial. Sugar Company ae <swn«fir of the Chelsea Sugar Works, objected to being rated on certain lands, dn the foreshore which they occupied. Mr" Richmond, counsel for the company, pointed out that this was ground which, had ben Molaimgd from the' harbor since ftorthcote BoroTijrh wart constituted a quarter of a .eSflhtifiy" ago. TKeit the' southern Boundary of the "borough was foreshore, and although land south of that had been reflrtimed the original boundary remained. The Court allowed the Objection.

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