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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8183, 26 July 1912, Page 12

FOR SALE l,i OH SALK—Engine ami Chaff-cutter: JD double bagger: low price. _ Particulars apply T. M. Hloor and Co.. Waipawa. TTiOK SALE—I MO Cooked Mutton Birds. JP packed by King’s party: superior quality. Apply. IV. H. Johnston, Bluff, Smihland. \y.ANiEß—Sell lending boot business. larpn town; take property or rnon* pa£o part payment. Address. “Business.'* P.O. Hawcra. _ A UCTIONKEUING Hiißincss in Hawke's J- x Bay for Sale; large mart; pood turnover; a* a going concern. Brice .€325. ApBlonr and Co.._Waipa\va. _ JOj I’JJaNT aiid Kl’N’lor Sait'., 0 J horses; .price £400; a good thing. !'• , 31. Bloor and Co.. Waipawa. *j3 Xt/ANTKI) KNOWN—For Sale: Garden I * » Roses, Carnations, and .Shrubs of all kinds. Quality and Prices right. Apply, n B Hardy, Main street. Lower Hutt. 423 BUTCHKKV Business, turnover o botlicfl beef. 20 fdiecp. pigs, small goods. 4 cans. 4 horses, harness, sausage machine, jas engine, scales, etc. Only £l5O. Kent, cense, shop, 13 acres, stables, sheds, x.2 week. Freehold for sale. Apply, F. P. Wot -h. Estate Agent. Mastcrton. IpOK SALE—Dining Rooms, £100: Dining and Confectionery, a very fine busi- ; ness, £240; Bakery. Tea, and Confectionery, at valuation, goodwill £25; Bakery, Small Goods and Confectionerv, £300; Confectionery. £SO, £7O. and £9O; Butchery. £2OO and £l5O. Stamp reply. F. P.Wcleb, .Estate Agent. Mastcrton. SALE—Two Bargains: J acre ground* ■ 2nd 3-roomed house, close to railway [Station: price £550 cash. Four acres land and 8-roomcd house, 'within quarter mile of railway station; price £6OO cash. Apply, J. R. Stansell, scnr. r Land Valuer and Agent. Offices, Lyall Bay, Levin,' ami S hannon. BUSINESS NOTICES VTUESE STRATFORD D,r vacancies tv for Lj ing-iu patient, at her Private Maternity Hospital, 26. Kilbimlc orescent, Ivilbirnie; Id section from Courtenay glace Full Set, Baby Clothing always on hand. SKATES! SKATES! SKATES! JUST Landed, a large consignment of Brampton Skates: we are selling these at cost price to clear:— 17s fid. £l, £1 2, fid. Also a Largo Shipment of Racing Skatea THOS. H. OATES, 133. Willis street (opp. Y.M.C.A.) TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES THE Le GROVE AND LAURENCE CO., LIMITED. New Zealand Agents for ROYAL BAR-LOOK SMITH PREMIER Visible-writing Machines. THE only one-key-one-character Typo, writers in the market (no shift-keys). Unique in Speed and Labor-saying Construction. Second-hand Machine, of all makes lor Sale or Hire. “JOHN BULL” Carbons and Ribbons for all machines. “L. and L. Pen and Pencil Carbons stand alone for quality and price. Wax sheets, absorbent papers, and inks for all Duplicators. REPAIRS effected to all machines. TYPING—A staff kept for public 'ehork hand, typing and duplicating work. Established twenty years. 199. LAMBTON QUIT. A DRAINAGE QUESTION DAMAGES CLAIMED. Tho overflow of a drain and the conep> quent flooding of certain contiguous land was (he cause of an action which ccino before their Honors Sir Eohert Stout-,-Mr Justice Dcnniston and Mr Justice Sim iu tho Court of Appeal yesterday., Tho parties are William Bryant Vnter Pearce, farmer, of Rangiotu, plaintiff, and the Manawatn Land Drainage Board, of Palmerston North, defendants. Air P. E. Baldwin appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr'C. Bi Morison, with Mr P. 11. Cooke, for the defendant; board. In the statement of claim filed in the Supreme Court- it was set out that Pcarco is the owner of land in tho drainage district of the Aorangi Land Drainage Board, and also of lands in tho district of the Hanawatu Board. It was alleged that the defendant board had negligently diverted into certain drains a greater quantity of water than the drains were capable of conveying, and had also increased the quantity of water without providing additional means for conveying it. A further allegation was that tho board had allowed the drains to fall into disrepair, so causing them to overflow and do injury to Pearce’s land and stock. In respect of Hiese injuries he claimed .£2OO damages and a mandamus compelling tho board to clear the drains. Certain points of law were, removed into the Court of Appeal for argument 'nd, for the purposes of argument, tho following admissions were made:—That the main drain was on land taken by tho heal’d under the- Public Works Act: that the board was incorporated in 189-1 ami had since that date had the control and management of all the drains; that prior to 389-1 all the drains complained of existed and had been made by the Government of New Zealand. Tho questions for tho court to decide were: Whether plaintiff had a common law right for damages: whether ho -hould proceed by a claim for corapensh;ion: or whether ho- should applv for a mandamus compelling tho board to clear tho drains. 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