WARDEN'S COURT, OHINEMURI— Friday.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 4484, 28 March 1876, Page 3

WARDEN'S COURT, OHINEMURI— Friday.

~ " " LBefore W. Fraser, Esq., Warden.] Bates v. Payne 1 and others, Bates v., Huntly and.others: These were plaints laid to obtain possession of the Christmas Eve and Sleeping Beauty claims, at Owkaroa; on the ground p£ non-working. The cases had been adjourned from'last Court-day, arid judgments were now given in favour of plaintiff.—Calder v. Corbett and others, Calder v. A~dla,m'~andotkers:": Th'eser were plaints laid to - obtain possession of the Alert and Christmas Box claims at. Owkaroa,., on the ground' of non-working, judgments for plaintiff in both cases.—Agricultural lease, •applied for by Robert'Bleazard • The Wardengave notice that he would meet the objectors • at the Waitekauri Gold Mining, Company's machine site on Thursday, the 20th April, at 11 a.m.—-Young. Colonial: Licence applied for by Gordon Browne was. granted to the Young Colonial Gold Mining Company (Limited).—Nations (Waitekauri): This was an application made by' Gordon : Browne for. ground .adjoining • the- Young Colonial.;: The licence was granted to the Young Colonial Gold Mining Company (Limited). — Mint (Owharba). Licence granted to John Bates.—Banyan : Licence granted to Messrs. J. Calder and P. Bennet.—Deinacrat (Karangahake): The application for licence made by A Porter was objected to by F. McLiver. The Warden said he. would hear the objection on Friday, the 7th April, at 11 a.m. —City of Auckland > (Taukanihi): Licence granted to Charles Clapshaw.—Bismarck (Waitekauri): Licence granted to Frederick Dunke.—Bank of' Treland (Waitekauri): Licence granted to' William McCloughen.— Annie (Owharoa): Licence granted to Messrs. J. Dyer and H. C. Wick on first plan lodged, the objection lodged by Joseph Woods having been withdrawn on that condition.— .Queen of Beauty (Waitekauri): The applicant, A. H. Clark, was hot present, but had written to the Warden on the subject. Another letter had also been received from Mr. W. D. Eeid, asking that certain names shoulj be joined with, applicants. The Warden said that he could not do so' without the sanction of the applicant, but he would grant the licence and adjourn the fixing of grantees until "the 7th April.' Work would have to be started at once.—Morning Light (Owharoa): The application made by J. Dickson, was objected to by E. Cameron. • Adjourned to 7th^April.— Excelsior (Oivharoa): This was an applicationmade by.E. Cameron, and as it included, a portion of'the Morninj Light application, the hearing was adjourned to the 7th. April. —Radical (Owharoa) :■ The. licence applied for by J. Woods and J.'Hosie was granted, by consent of'applicants, to H. C. Wick. — Sunnybank (Owharoa) :. This licence was granted to H. C. Wicb.—Pai-o-flaura (Ka-.' rangahake) : Licence granted to J.Calder.— Hercules "■ (Owharoa).: Licence granted to Messrs. T. Horsbrugh and J. Calder.-— Sovereign (Wai6ekauri) : Adjourned to 7th April: —Cfolden Hill (Owharoa.) : Licence granted to S._ Turtle.—All Nations (Kara-' ngahake) : Licence granted to Messrs. J. Stewart and O. : Wallnutt. '