WARDEN'S COURT.— Yesterday.
(Before' V. Hm&, Hi(|., lUf., Warden.) Joseph Punch v. Jf AtCHBW Einsblia and JiMEs GARVKr.—The plaint in (his -a cane was that defendants were registered. ,f j owners of the Princj of Wales claim, Karaka, which they failed to work from ,- .-,„ day. to day,with the uumber of men pre- ■■,<,■> scribed by the Gold MinligDistricts Ace. Co iiplainant claimed that the said claim be adjudged forfeitei, and that he (the complainuQt) receive an order in writing authorizing him to take possession of the, said claim,—Mr Miller asked to have'theease adjourned for a week by consent.— The application was granted. John Kueubon and uthehb \r. Geob&k , Eo.GEBS AND KoiiEHT L]JE, OF HASTINGS. —This was a claim for dissolution of mining partnership. -A similar application was made in this easeuud granted.'
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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1831, 4 June 1874, Page 3
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131WARDEN'S COURT.— Yesterday. Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1831, 4 June 1874, Page 3
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