WARDEN’S COURT, HAVELOCK.

Marlborough Express, Volume III, Issue 99, 1 February 1868, Page 5

WARDEN’S COURT, HAVELOCK.

— 7 January 24, 1868. - (Before G. L. Mellisii, Esq., R.M., Warden.) Charles Diamente applied for a grant of land situate at the township of Deep Creek for a residence area in accordance with the Gold-field Regulations. John O’Toole also made application for some land which is at”;; the rear of the Cafe de Paris, occupied by Mr. O’Toole. Objections were lodged by about a dozen miners, on the ground that the area applied for was auriferous and that i it was required for mining purposes. The Warden dismissed the applications with costs. Charles Diamente was then charged by on the 11th ihst; ] used threatening language towards her. It seems complainant was in the kitchen of " the Cafe de Pans when defendant, came info close by and made use }- of threatening language towards her. • • Defendant denied the charge, or having ever seen complainant at the time named.- A No evidence except that of Mrs. O’Toole " was given. Case dismissed. (Before A. J. Sickler, Esq.y J.P.) - , Martin Joseph and John i A nderson k pleaded , guilty to the charge of deserting/i from the ship Queen Bee at Nelson; ; ‘ j - ■ for a remand td s Nelson/'and stated that he had arrested the ; prisoners in the Kaituna Talley in consef quenee of the receipt of a telegram frotk Nelson.—Renianded to Nelgoflj , _, J' 'j