WARDEN'S COURT.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2005, 8 June 1875, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

r THIS DAY. , (Before W. Eraser, Esq., Warden.) APPLICATIONS FOE WATEE EIGHTS. The Warden heard the applications for water'rights in the Warden s Court this morning. • COOK AND PABTT This application was granted, there being no opposition. BEECHE AND PARTY.

Mr Tyler appeared for applicants. la this case an objection had been lodged by Mr Macky, but he stated that the objection would be withdrawn ontjpondition of Mr Beeche removing the point oftliyersion to the, end of his (Mr Macky'»y race. • \. , ' Mr Tyler said Mr • Macky had committed a breach of faith, as both parties had agreed that neither would object, in spite of which Mr Macky 1 had impaeJdiately lodged an objection. His Worship said that did not affect .him^hjß^iatts^/teke; the .objection as • it ;was. """** *" *"' _.""'. '*' ' / " f Mr.Beeche asked -the Warden for, jw*mission to make the alteration. " " JNeither party had plans completed, but it was stated that both would be ready at the .same time. . . ' The Warden adjourned the hearing. until the 29th inst., r * * CITJTMO AND PAETT. „ The above application was withdrawn. .Applications fob Licenses. , . The following ground license cases were then disposed of:— ■ |

V SCANLAN —WAEDEIE. Mr Macdonald appeared for the objector, Wardell. On .the Pakirarahi (Wardell's) claim coming on, His Worship said he was under the impression that the objection of MacDonnell had been lodged too late. Both cases were adjourned to the 29th instant. . CAMEBON—KENNAST. , In this case Keonan objected to the lease of Cameron, and vice versa, the case arising out of an overlap. Both adjourned to the 21st insti The Court then adjourned.