WARDEN'S COURT.
\ THIS DAY. (■Before W. Ebasbe, Esq., Wardea.) ■DISSOLUTION OF PABTNEBSHIP.
The: case of John Emerson and others againg£ G, Rogers^nd another, for dissolution of (partnership in a mining claim at Tapu, which has been previously before the Coufft, was called again to-day and adjourned by consent till the 15th July. THE wilO-KARAEA DRAINAGE. BBIGhV SMILE G.M.CO.-'S CIAIMS. The following cases were set down for hearing to-day:—-Bright Smile v. Queen of Beauty; same v.City of London; same r. Bird in /Hand; same v. Enchange ; same v. Quaen of the Thames; same v. City of xoijk; same v. Crown Prince; same v. Que«nof the May. > - * In each ofV the above cases the Bright Smile Company sought to recover the* sum of £10(3) weekly for expenses of drainage- ' Mr. Tyler appeared for .'plaintiffs, and stated that notice of discontinuance of action had beeni served on' vail the defendants—the claims having been withdrawn in consequence of arrangements come to between Vthe United Pumping 'Association and the Bright Smile Company. ...:. ,;,••■■ .:, ..^ ..., .././ " ■ ■ ■■ . .1 The cases were severally called, but there was no appearance. The cases were struck out and tjheCourt adjourned.*
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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1714, 1 July 1874, Page 2
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186WARDEN'S COURT. Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1714, 1 July 1874, Page 2
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