RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, LAWRENCE.
(Before W. L. Simpson, Esq., R.M., and H. Bastings, Esq., J.P.) Thursday, June 9. Inspector of Nuisances v. J. Middlemiss. — Middlemiss was charged with allowing stagnant and filthy water to accumulate on his premises, Ross Place. Defendant admitted that water did certainly lodge on the allotment referred to. Allowed seven days to abate nuisance. Same v. Robert Fowler — Under circumstances, defendant was allowed seven days to make it right. Same v. Ferguson, Burns, andLudford. — In this case, Mr. Ferguson appeared for the company, and admitted that a nuisance did exist, but the said nuisance was partly caused by the Corporation, aud partly by the creek, as the ground, on the occasion of every flood, is more or less covered with water. He had written to the landlord, Mr. Bailey, of Switzers ; and he asked an adjournment of one month, to enable him to have the matter rectified. Time granted.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 123, 16 June 1870, Page 5
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