WARDEN'S COURT.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2077, 31 August 1875, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

THIS DAY.

- (Before W. Frase>, Esq. Warden). APPLICATION TO CONSTRUCT A WATEE-BAOBi

Charles Bulmer applied for leave to construct a water-race from a spot about a mile and a-half above the old track leading from Smith's store to the Brothers' claim, to a spot about a mile below the Livingstone claim Puriri.

Objected to by Alexander Hogg on the ground that Bulmer had neglected to mark out the intended course in such a manner as to enable him (Hogg) to see whether his rights would be interfered with or ■notr*"-":^-'^;:: ■ -■- ■- ■ '■' ■> ■"•' ■ • *****•■ -^f -■ Adjourned, until 28th of September. W alter Bully applied* for leave to construct a race from a spot about 350 yards above the Eule Britannia to a spot about 1000 yard* below the junction of the Britanpia Creek with the.Tairua river. Objeistefrto by Mr Brassey, acting for John Arthur, on the ground that the course had not beea marked out according tO"liwV-; ''-■--* . "r^ "■"-. -'^: ■' Adjourned to 28ih September. ;f ; ApPITCATIONS FOE GoiiBMINIKa . LICEKSES. Licenses were granted to William Sims, on behalfof the Bonanza Claim; to I). G. MacDonnell, oii' behalf of the Dividend Goldmining Company; and to James E. Lowe on behalf of the Excel Claim. This concluded the business.