RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT
June 29. j(Befove H. A. Stratford, Esq., !>,.M)
Tolice v. Joseph Watson—Drunk and disorderly. _ Fined 10s., or twenty-four hours'imprisonment. Joseph H. Gason had permission to keep, open the Commercial Hotel during the night of the 29th. : o :
| JXTIiT 2ND. George A. Chapman v. Catherine Loral. (Debt, £2 6s. No appearance of eitheijparty. Case struck out.
pASTE LAND BOARD. Theiusual weekly meeting of the Board was hetf last week. Present: The Chief Commiisioner, Messrs. Butterworth, Clark, Reid, and Strode. -
The NaHby Corporation applied to have an area oO x 100 links, opposite section 97, block I.;- Naseby, reserved for a back entrance to the 'i& vn Hall. Agreed to.-' •. .■. ■.
Messrs. Hastedt and M'Donald applied for. permission to -prospect'Jir copper on Messrs. Campbell and Low's run, Manuherikia. Granted.
Mr. Robert Glenn submitted reasons for a reduction in the price of the residency area applied tor by him in Naseby. Reduced to 10, an acre, upset price. The following applications to purchase land held under agricultural leases were agreed to :—-Mr. J. D. Feraud, sections 43 and 59, Block 1., Leaning JRock ; Mr. D. M'Kinlayi section 2, block 1., Eyre.;
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 278, 3 July 1874, Page 3
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