TIMARU.
In the Supreme Court, th*eMe'H»J hurst ,t. Matthews and Trefisee wwea IriretwfHjtf a, genenl refdirfc fp* the defeadant being given. *n interesting ifHiMt arose m the case. OttfeL of^jbe covenants of th« tease wife that threeWn* SButive corn crops tboaid Jp takes off c land: r JPbe eridwee of triers! experts and lengthy arguments were heard as/t<» whether the lessor intended by'this core* , Ant to forbid the sowing of 4he thitd [wheat, or whiter, f«?'i*K4£ v .forbid the growing to maturity or the . { t\ftfL «rop. (j Did grain crop meWtnrnips, rapej, potatoei, beans, etc., of cosldimso <»*e9^M; < OPfl? 11! ' ' were 3irid»d, t>ut »« tW Skfewiant htd • mt thr-*ird'Cfi» whoh mw»nip^itwr» • »tatg t the jqry foopcl for t&em: >. „- —-^
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4514, 23 June 1883, Page 2
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117TIMARU. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4514, 23 June 1883, Page 2
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