WARDEN’S COURT

Hokitika Guardian, 7 April 1933, Page 6

WARDEN’S COURT

APPLICATIONS AT HOKITIKA

In the Hokitika I 'Warden’s Court this morning, the Warden (Mr AV. Aloldr'um), heard the following applied--tions:-

Hokitika Applications

James Bannister (Mr A. R. Elcock), ordinary ];i‘o.speci;ing license. —Granted. Callaghan’s Gold Mining Co., license for claim (Mr J. A. Murdoch). — :Adjourpep for fortnight. /'Ay

Victor Herman Fleming (Mr FlcocM)jy ordinary prospecting license.—Granted. Edwin George, Finch, ordinary prospecting license. —Adjourned. James Alexander Stowed, special alluvial claim.—Granted, subject to Forestry conditions.

Same, water race license. —Granted. David Copporfield Finch, license for tail race. —Adjourned. Same,;ordinary prospecting license.-V-Granted- subject to Forestry coudit- v , ions.

David Brow)), (Air Elcock), ordinary prospecting . license. —Granted. Albert Jeremiah King (Air Murdoch), ordinary alluvial claim. —Granted. David and Walter Houston, surrender of mining privilege.—Accepted. Ross Applications.

AYm. Owen Bienvirth (Air Elcock), ordinary prospecting license, two applications. —Granted, subject to Forestry

conditions

Jack Le’-slie GJass, extended alluvial claim.—Granted, .subject to Forestry conditions. In a Warden's Court- suit, Albert Cederman (Mr Elcock) sought to recover pipes, or £lO, from Frederick Charles Marshall (Air Murdoch).On the application of younsel for plaintiff an adjournment for one month was granted.