WARDEN’S COURT.

Kumara Times, Issue 3119, 1 November 1886, Page 3

WARDEN’S COURT.

Friday, October 29. [Before J, Giles, Esq., Warden.] APPLICATIONS. Alexander Reid and party applied to construct a tail-race to connect with No. 2 channel. The application was objected to by Peter Grant and party, and adjourned for compliance with registration of No. 2 channel. W. H. Evenden and party’s application to construct a tail-race at the Shallow Lead was further postponed. Thomas Roth well and party applied to construct a tail-race to connect with No. 2 sludge-channel. The application was objected to by Peter Grant and party; and postponed for conditions to tie complied with, Peter Grant and others applied to construct a tail-race to connect with No. 2 sludge-channel. Application postponed tor compliance with condirions. Thomas Jamieson and parly applied to construct a branch race at Nardoo T'-rrace. The consent of John A’Court and party and James Helmes were obtained; but the application was postponed for completion of arrangements between the parties consenting and the applicants. George Rizzie and party applied to construct a tramway at north-west corner of their claim at Mignonette Flat.—Grained., John Rose and party applied for a double-area claim on Griffiths’ Flat, near the south bank of the Teremakau River.—Granted. The application of Maurice Joyce and party for an extended claim of six acres at Patrick’s Terrace was withdrawn. G. B. Way applied for a residence area on abandoned ground at Dunedin Flat.—Granted. Charles Hellier, having sold a portion of his residence area No. 43821 at Dillman’s to the National Bank, applied to have the fact endorsed on his certificate, and certificate varied accord-’ns'y-'~Graiited. L. J. Seddon applied for fourteen days’ protection for her interest in extended claim at Ross Terrace,— Granted. The Union Company’s s.s. Tekapo sailed from Sydney on Saturday evening for Wellington.