WARDEN'S COURT Tuesday, March 18th. (Before Mr Wai den Kenrick.)
Receiver of Gold Kevenue v. .John Coleman, J. F. Brown, Ciuirlos Real, I^raac Patrick Quinism. The suit in each of these case* was for arrears of i eat for business sites in t->wn* ip TAroha. In p;ich ca^e ju'l^m^iif w;i? j given for amount sued for, viz., £o, and costs ss. Eareka G.M. Co. v. Edward Kerrey Cooper. This wa^ a Uvou<rht \»y above Company a^anist defendant to show cause for objection to gvnnt of certificate for wire tramway lo be constructed over the Little and Good cisiiin, of which (Wen hint was the owner. After hearing a leniffcliy statement I'roin Ucfemlant, the ai»piication matle^ was granted on condition that the workings of defendant's claim are not to be interfered with. Compensation to be paid by plaintiffs for any interference with or injury done to said workings. No costs allowed.
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Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 42, 22 March 1884, Page 7
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150WARDEN'S COURT Tuesday, March 18th. (Before Mr Waiden Kenrick.) Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 42, 22 March 1884, Page 7
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