WARDEN'S COURT Tuesday, October 9th. (Before Mr Warden Kenrick.)

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WARDEN'S COURT Tuesday, October 9th. (Before Mr Warden Kenrick.)

Mining Inspector v. Bleneowe.-— Defendant is this case was summoned for a breaoh of Regulation 7 which requires every one marking out a claim eithor to register the same, or apply for a license within 10 days from marking out. The defendant was fined 20s with 16s costs. Same v. Trude.—A similar case but as defendant was ignorant of the regulation a fine of Is only and costs was inflicted. Patrick Farrell, Win. Dunkin, and Mioha<4 Collins, for the aamq offence under similar circumstances, were similarly dealt with.

no miner's rights. M. W. D. O'Keeffe and J. Golds worthy, for w >rking without miner's rights, were fined Is and 16s costs. Some others were summoned but having taken out rights, their casos were wit£ drawn. G. Go*B v. J, McGormick.—Objection to occupation of a business-site at Waio-. rongomui. Objection sustained and the claim of complainant allowed. Whitehouse v. Clerk of Warden's Court.—This was an application that the Clerk should pay nvur ba'anco of money in his hiinds beyond aatwiacti'm, in a compulsory sale of property by the bailiff in •i ease against Nattra«N and Whitohous , Order as prayrd was made. This was all tlio bus' less, and the Court then adjourned.

A painful soono oucuru'd in St, Joan's Church, Bribmie, recently, during- a baptismal aorvioe, Tho I\qv, H™ X, Trunmer (a.iys the QuoensUnd Leader) was called upon to hnptke a litt!" «»i r | aged five years, named Amy Shackelt?»n % th- daughter of a cab proprietor, of Man - street, During the coromonv the clergy, in»m noticed tho cuilii u|) H enre(J wry weak, and just at aht> \vm sprinkled with the wtttt-r she fuintfd away. Sho \vh« immediately curried into the porch for t'resli air, hut she failed to r «ill\', uuci flying to her father, who seemed much distressed at her condition. " D.nldy, take me horn's" gently parsed away from this lifo, The Bcone at the church \vms a very mournful one, and the poor child seemed 'i.irdly to realise she wvu d)in,^. Tho noor father is in wid distress, having fom> ■tli >r ehildien dovvu with thtj whooping congli.