ASSESSMENT COURT.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 144085, 2 May 1913, Page 2

ASSESSMENT COURT.

BOROUGH/'.VALUATIONS. f The .sessions of the Assessment Court were Continued to-day, before Mr. A. ■'Crook©, SIM., sitting, in ms capacity of assessor. Mr. A. H. Johnstone, counsel for the objectors, stated that as a result of a conference between the Borough Valuer (Mr. 0. T. Mills) and Mr. F. P. Cor- , kill twenty further compromises had been arrived at. , ■ His Worship then confirmed the following reductions J. w. Boon, senr., valuation reduced from £6O to £52. C. Carter, £lO9 to £BO. C. S. Curtis, £llO to £95. H. H. Grayling. £45 to £32. Newton King (Avenue Road), £192 to £172. Newton King (Kawau Pa), £306 to £2BO. A. H. Kendall, £33 to £3O. H. Riddock, £'4l to £32. 1 Red Post Co., £332 to £276. A. and 11. Rossitor, £l4B to £l2O, L. A. Nolan, £9O to £BS. L. A. Nolan, £B3 to £75. H. Simpson, £6O to £SO. W. D. Webster, £132 to £lls. H. Hounor, £B3 to £75. Mrs. F. M. Shaw, £370 to £3lO. Mrs. F. M. Shaw, £135 to £7O. Mrs. F. M. Shaw, £7O to £66. H. M. Skeet, £4O to £B2. H. M. Skeet, £l2 to £lO. H. M. Skeet, £55 to £45. Jane White, £66'to £SB. R. G. Whetter, £l3 to £B. Mr. A. H. Johnstone then applied' for a further adjournment of the Court for a week, stating that if this were granted he thought a good many more cases would be either withdrawn or settled by compromise. His AVorship accordingly adjourned the Coj*r,t.,tC( Thursday -Msvy-& ;