MAEREWHENUA.— Oct 29 and 30

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 193, 8 November 1872, Page 5

MAEREWHENUA.— Oct 29 and 30

Warden's Court. (Before 11. W. Robinson, Esq., Warden.) An . ell v. Frater.—For cancellation of water right. Withdrawn. Same v. Same.—This was another complaint of a simi'ar nature. W.thdrawn. • Greo. U.. Taylor v. James Turnbull.—Complaint for dissolution-of partnership. .No appearance of defendant,. It w:is proved that, complainant had roally purchased defendant's interest in the partnership property. Judgment—That the partnership be dissolved, and that the .properly of the partnersiiip remain I with the present occupant, Before proceeding to deal- with mining applications the Warden read a letter from the Goidfit-lds Department, Jhmedin, instructing j nim to deal with die applications for mining i privileges, which ha t been held over from the | last Court, without any. reference to the lion. 1 K. Campbell's application for the purchase of the lard. Grunt s.—Cooper, Smith and others, 2 water race 3, extended claim, and extension of race ; Gr. R. Taylor and others, dam ; G\ W. Qiayle, water race and dam; F. Mason, extended .claim; J. fij an, 3 water races ; H Howe and others, extended claim, tail race, and extension of wa'.er raco ; Cray and Taylor, protection of water r.«ce ; A. Ancell, water race from north fjrk of Alaerewhenuri ; J. Nimo and others, 2 tail r.ces, expended claim, and dam ; Lorv and Botting, extension of tail race; JR. and W. Bo:ting, 2 b.anch water races ; Smiley and oth. r.:, extended claim ; J. K rater, extension and alteration of water race ; Gubraith aid another, extended claim; Avery and Henry, water race ; G-. K,. Taylor, dam WMrlrawn.—J. Frater, tail race; A. Anceli, water race, Camp Creek; Nimo and others, extended claim of 3 acres; J. Fr.iter, do., of 5 acres ; Lindsay and TayLr, tail race ; J. M'Doiiald, water race ; J Ryrn, residence area ; Wolf and Averv, water race. Much time was occupied in the hearing of objections to some of th« above application-?, especially to that of Nimo and others'fora tail race in Cooper's or Long Guliy—the objectors urging that it was ne ess:iry tiiat Long Gully should be observed aj an outlet for tai'ings. It was finally arranged t hat the grant should be made with the following eonditi.n " That the holders of tiie race shall not be en- j titled to claim dumage or compensation fro™ i any persons who may lawfully run ..ater and ta lings into Long Gully, or i:;tp the portion j of this race in the bed of Long Gruliy ; and i t ! iat it sha lbe competent for the Warden at any time to declare Long Gully to be a c main tail race,' without compensation to the holders of this right, except for such portion of their works is may be useful for s-di ' main tail race.'"