WARDEN'S COURT.

Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1924, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

THURSDAY, (XT. 2nd. (Before Warden Meldrmn.) OK Alll TO ARBI .TCATION. Walter Scott- (Mr Mnnloih) for timber cutting warrant. Granted. KUMAKA ABRLICATIONK. Kumnra Sa"milling Coy. (Mr Mnrdoeh) for protection.— Recommended for six months (second lermcl). Mary G. Lawrence (.Mr Murdoch) for claim. Adjourned. K.K. Sawmill Coy.. (Mr Murdoch) for lenowul of timber reservation.— Granted. Midland Sawmilliug Coy. (Mr Murdoch) for protection.—Adjourned, lit >KI I IKA AI’BLIGATIONS. B 1 1 •: Bios, l.t I. (Mr Murdoch) for t ram v.ay. Granted. Westland Geld Prospecting Syndicate (Mr Murdoch) for p ute -tioit.- Granted. Midland Sa-w milling Coy., for casement. Granted. Same for tramvav. Granted. SUIT. R. Whib-.v (Mr Murdob) v. W. J. I’rtt••■hal'd, sail for forfeiture of sawmill license 3370. containing U'o acres. Evidence was given by C. AY. Carver as to the registered owner. I»v R. AA'ltiloy. who knew the area and stated that no work of any kind had been done on the area. The area had been totallyabandoned for throe years past. Witness was prepared to take up tlie area and work it at once in connection with his present mill. A decree of forfeiture was made, the license cancelled and plaintiff declared first applicant.