WARDEN'S COURT.
Wednesday, Jbsje §. (Before W. ; H: Pveyell, Esq., Pu M.) Ryan and party v. Fleming anil party,— The plajntiffs had applied for the registration of a tail-race, which the defendants objected to on the ground that it would i^pj-ive theiii of a supply of water, After hearang evidence on both sides, the Warden grauteVi. the certificate on condition $hat the defendants were not to be deprived of- their supply of 'yyaber, and that a certain .lagoon nienfibned inthe evidence, was not drained by the tail-race. Little and party v. Paddy '^id party. — The complaint in this case w.as^iat the defendants jumped a portion pf |he plaintiffs' claim at the Sunday Flas,' Teifunakau.- Jt that both the parties oaineon to tlie ground on the same day, but there were a few hours' difference in favor "of the plains tiffs. The ' .dcfsE|d_anss had been allowed- to do a few days' work before the summons was taken out. The Magistrate gave judgment for "the plaintiffs to'" hold. -possession of tjje claim, but to pay to the defendants £5 for the work they had done,
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Grey River Argus, Issue 63, 7 June 1866, Page 2
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182WARDEN'S COURT. Grey River Argus, Issue 63, 7 June 1866, Page 2
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