WARDEN’S COURT.

Golden Bay Argus, Volume VI, Issue 72, 14 October 1897, Page 4

WARDEN’S COURT.

(Before Wilson Heaps, Esq., Warden.)

applications. G. Fisher. —Special claim, Red Hill. Further adjourned for survey, and iime for survey extended for two months. (Mr Allan.) Same. —Special site, tunnel, and tramway. Red Hill. Adjourned. (Mr Allan.) J. Dali. —Diversion of Liirlitband’s Creek. Granted. (Mr Richardson.) Humphreys and Wood.—Prospecting area, Boulder. No appearance, struck out.

J. Hargreaves.—Special dredging claim, Aorere River. Mr Fell for applicant. This was one of several applications for dredging claims, which, had come before the Court on previous occasions.

After some considerable argument between the Warden and Mr Fell the application was adjourned till next sitting.

The applications of J. W. Riley, J. Poll], G. W. Riley, and R. Perry for simi ar areas were also adjourned til! next sitting, 10th Nov. [A more extended review of these applications will he given next week.]

WEST WANGANUI CRICKET CLUB. (Contributed.) At a general meeting of the Cricket enthusiasts of West Wanganui on September Gth a Club was formed with Mr R. Hursthouse as its jiresident and a membership of fifty. Notwithstanding the many difficulties which presented themselves to the lovers of the “ good old game” favomable ground has been obtained and ail the necessary material is on hand ready for an early start. Under the present circumstances the Club promises to have a brilliant and prosperous future, and judging by the number of its members the Club ought to send a team into the field which would give a good account of itself by the end of this reason.

[ The above communication reached us without any signature. Surely the West Wanganui Club are not ashamed of the name of their Secretary.— Ed G.B.A.]