Warden's Court.

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1521, 26 February 1886, Page 6

Warden's Court.

Tcisday, (hrn Femcary, ISB6.

(Before H. S. Hickson, Esq., Warden.)

Jaires Cummin and M. Duane.-"Application for water-rase, commencing at Woody Gaily, Upper Shotover. An objection mas lodged by Mr Tarton, on behalf of Ah Mec aud party, on the grounds (1) tj.it applicants had iiOt posted notices every 200 yard* alone the proposed lines of the race; (2) that tlicy had nut given notice of intention to objector* who wtre interested ; and (3) that tbc consti uctiou of the proposed race would inteifere with their claim and raw. Mr O'Meara for applicants, stated i:i reply that they did post notices; bat did not give notice to objectors as the latter had no iuterest in tiic n.atter, nor would the proposed race interfere with that of objectors. Mr Tarton contended that the interests of his clients was affected, and that lac present Aleve was to their injury. Mr O'Meara called attention to the date when his application wa* made-*Jannary 6 whilst the objection was not !<a! jpd antil February 5. James Commin, one ct the applicant*, admitted that only two notices ha ! ! ccn (XMled on the ground, and that the line cf the pmpe*d coarse of the race had not been matked ffffcy pegs every 200 yards. Mr Turton quoted the Begnlations, and submitted that if bis clients were thrown out of Court for not objecting in time, then applicants were equally so, and should make fresh applications for not having pegged out the line of race according to regulations. After contention, the Wardeu stated the only objection lie had was that the race had been badly described. He did not think the objections lodged were good ones, nor that a* to pegging crery 200 yards fatal. He would adjourn the application for the purpose of the ground being properly pegged, and ss soon as notice was recetred of same being done, the application would be granted. s»amc applicants for anothet race higher up the gully. Adjourned for similar reason to previouj case.

i Ah Mec and party wtre granted an extended claim of three acres, a «lam and a reservoir sit': at Left-hand Branch, Upper Shotoverjas also water race at Bushy Creek, provided it dia Dot interfeie with that applied for by C'cmmiug and party. llr Tnrton for applicant*. P. ail's application for a residence area at Greenstone was adjourned till uext sitting for surrey report as to the exact site.

Api»!'?at.on cf J. Flint (by his executors) to pufciMoC section 107, block 111., Shotovrr, was granted. UoM-mining leases were granted to the Invincible Co., Kccs Vailty, and to F. Wedlake (Duke of Corm; ell Co. i. Rces \ alley—th? latter to cc;r.piv with repaired condition by employing eight instead of six m»-n when in full work.

E. Stevens.—An adjourned for one a?re for tunnelling purposes, at Left-hand Branch, Skij.p«?r3 Cre?k. Granted, on condition that applicant? uid not interfere with the rijht of Frascr and Co.

The case of Stndholcie v. Queen, which 111; been before tne Supreme (7otirt in Christcburcii for some week.s, *»• decided on Monday, wh.u the jury gave a verdict for p!aint;iT for C4OO. The claim was made on the ground that sparks irc.ni a railway engine had set tire to plaintiffs run. withaiar.aui" that it w;.« prove.! that a spark dvSector had l»et:n in use on t!<e The jury fou.id that the Government hvi been guilty vf neHicenje ch.efiy n» t!;<» ground- that brown coal bad •t't-n u"c>l at lhe time. An AiiirrivT.il humorist says:—An editor's hardest task is to dispose of bis time. It n a morf touors L.'e indeed, v.tie it not for the kindness of a few I.firt!rt«i p»'op!v •* bo rail upon him dailv 10 uiliven bid i.uii I.;«::u 'tcr.es <f their and ut-.v n.:<.iv::ses, nr.d with anteddnvian anecdotes.

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