WARDEN’S COURT.

Western Star, Issue 1387, 7 September 1889, Page 2

WARDEN’S COURT.

Friday, 6th September, (Before H. McCulloch, Esq., Warden.) CLAIM. Ly Kum and another, two men’s ground, situated in Jim Hill’s ten ace, Round Hill.— Granted. TAIL It ACES. Ly Kum and another, in Sawpit Gully, and terminating at applicants’ claim; length, 12 chains.—Granted. Ah Quoin, already constructed, commencing in applicant’s claim, Stonoy Creek, and terminating in Stonoy Creek, * Round Hill; length, 20 chains.—Granted. One Him and another, commencing in George Greek, above the corduroy road, near Lake George, and terminating at applicants’ claim ; length, 30 chains.—Granted. GROUND SLUICE. Edward Walker and another, already constructed, commencing one chain east of the Company’s burning, Prospectors’ Gully, Ovepuki, oud terminating at applicants’ claim; length, 30 chains.—Granted. PROTECTION. Thos. Warren, 30 days, for claim in Buckley’s Gully, Orepuld.—Withdrawn. DAM. Sum Hing, already constructed, on Clarke’s Terrace, Round Hill ; area, \ acre —Mr O’Reilly for applicant. Mr Lyle, for objectors, D. Smith and J. O’Brien. From the evidence, it appeared there was an infqrmalitv in the posting of the notices, and the application was refused, with 10s 6d costs. PROSPECTING AREAS. The following applications for prospecting areas for dredging purposes were s at the request of Mr Young, adjourned until next Court day to allow of being properly marked out;— Robert F, Cuthbertson, situated on the Waiau River about 1} miles up the river, from the sea beach, and extending 3 miles up the river. W. S. Mitchell, situated on the Waiau river, commencing at Lillburn Creek, and extending 2 miles down the river. •I. P. Young, situated on the Waiau river, commencing at the junction of Orawai Stream with the Waiau, extending thence down stream for 2 miles.