WARDEN'S COURT.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2107, 5 October 1875, Page 2

WARDEN'S COURT.

.THIS DAY.

(Before W. Fraser, Esq., Warden.)

APPLICATION FOB WATEB-EACES

• No objections were lodged against the applications of P. Daykin, J. E. Macdonald, J. D. Wickham, J. A. Miller, and James Stewart, whose cases bad been adjourned from September 30th, but they were further adjourned to October 26tb, no pjans having been lodged. .<

APPLICATION FOB LICENSED HOLDINGS

Matthew Vaushan for; Sisters, adjourned to 26th October. . ■ Thomas Horsbrugh for Consolation.— Adjourned to 26th October. Kaika Whakarongotai for Victoria. —Granted. D. Tookey for New Zealand.—-Granted, J. Wood for Union.—Granted. Complaints. Hugh Mellhone v. James Wright.— This was a complaint brought by Mr MeIlhone, the Inspector of Miners' llights, for mining without a miner's right. Defendent said he had not, before' the plaint was laid, been in a position to take out a righti but had done so since. Fined £1 and costs. , H. Mcllhone.v. William McQuillan.— The complaint in this case was the same. Defendant said he had always held a miner's right, but owing to the illness and death of his father he had omitted to renew, it. He had since taken one out.— His Worship said he could, make no difference in this case, and fined him £1 and costs. ''■*,-,' i H. Mellhone v. James Mackay.-— Plaint for depasturing one cow on the Goldfields without having a depasturing license. Defendant said he had only one cow and had since taken out a miners right and a depasturing license. Fined 5s and costs. . H. Mellhone v. Hugh Mackay. Complaint the same. —Defendant had. since taken out a miners' right and dopastHi'ing license. He had four cows depastured. Fined 40s and costs.—ln reply to a question as to the alternative, His Wor ship informed him that he must sell his cows &c , if need.be,

H. IV^cllbone v. A. McCullura. Plaint the same.—Two little calves were depastured. License and miner's right since taken out. Fined 5s «nd costs.

H. Me lhone n J Patterson... Plaint; same. Circumstances similar, but greater number of catlle. Miner's right and license since' taken out. Fined 40s and costs. •--■-■

:H. Mcllhone v. Thomas Dunn. Plaint similar. Defendant, had miner's right, and; since 'renewed his depasturing ■ license. Fined 2s 6d and costs. , H .Mcllhone v. Michael McQuin..— Plaint same. :A. certificate of ill health from Dr Payne was put in.—Adjourned until October 26th. : H. Mcflhbbc v. John Farrell.—^Plaint same. Defendant had miner's right but not ailepastm>in#«]ice.nse^-:rliicenfls-.for^,. cows since taken out. Fined 20s and costs. •--••.. ; . A bjoxJENED" Cases. ■" Hfi^clihon^rTWilliamflillifigsr The' same v. X, C.Cooper. ._. _ r Mr Tyler applied for an adjournment as Mr Macdonald was absent. No objection from the Inspector. - Adjourned until October 26th. The Court then rose.