ASSESSMENT COURT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 293, 3 May 1913, Page 6

ASSESSMENT COURT.

THE END IN SIGHT. : YESTERDAY'S SITTING. '. Assessment Court sat yesterday morning, Mr. A. Crooke, S.M. presiding. "A' ,list of compromises arranged between the valuer and the objectors' re- ! pfreseptative was handed in and formally confirmed by Mr. Crooke. In each case reductions were made, the list being as follows: J. W. Boon, senr., £6O to £52. C. (Carter, £lO9 to £BO. , C. S. Curtis, £llO to £95. H. |H. Grayling, £45 to £32. Newton-King (Avenue road property). ■ £192 to £172. 'Newton King (Kawau Pa), £306 to £286. A.'H. 'Kendall, £33 to' £3O: — - H.|Riddock, £4l to £32. R<*l Post Furnishing Co. £332 to £275. A.I and-M. RosSiter, £l4B to £l2O. L.A. Nolan (two properties), £9O to £BS, and £B3 to £75. M; Simpson, £6O to £SO. Wj. D. Webster, £132 to £lls. H. Honnor, £B3 to £75. Mrs. F. M. Shaw (three properties), £370 to £3lO, £135 to £7O, £7O to £65. Hi M. Skeet (three properties), £4O to £3O, £l2 to £lO, £55 to £45. Jane White, £66 to £SB. Ri G. Whetter, £l3 to £B. Mr. A. H. Johnstone in applying for a further adjournment of the Court for a week, stated that ih this were granted lie . thought a good many more cases would be either withdrawn or settled by compromise. _ His Worship agreed and the Court adjourned to Thursday, May 8.