NATIVE LANDS COURT, CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1644, 18 January 1883, Page 2

NATIVE LANDS COURT, CAMBRIDGE.

Tuesday.— (Before Their Honors Judge OBrien and Judge Williams.) Te Whetu Block. The hearing of this case was resumed; and , the last of the, counter claimants' ■ cases was furnished shortly after 11 o'clock. M.angakahia, for the principal claimants, stated that Mr Sheehan would appear to conduct their case, and asked an adjournment until after lunch to enable him t tp instruct Mr Sheehan 'accordingly.' 'The presiding* Judge, said the adjournment asked for would be granted, and that Mr Sheehan would be able in this case, and others which had comet i before/ 'him, ,tto, -assist the Court, i and' ; materially /shorten ( the, time to be occupied in the hearing. At 2.15 , "the > Court resutned. <■ Mr. >. Sheehan ,briefly opened the case for the principal qlaimanta, and stated, that as, h.e hadjnpi had dufljoieut tune J to gQ.tlWQugh ftp ,wj[ole of the .evidence, he had pranged that Manga- ( kaliia would t^ke. the" examination of the principal witneis^and to-morrow morning he'fMrSlieelmnJwbiud tdlte fulh'charge of the cas^, arid he hoped to be able to Veduce' ttie' v nuhiber ■df "^itfiesses ' <x> 'be callfed* ' 'Jand' f 'inaferially -Islibrten „ Jfcheir J e l ,ximiiia : bidfi'. 1 "' «P-.>l'» ) .if., l! ' u>u ' rti> ' ' J Maihi Te Ngak'was''tlieu.'j called, and examined by Mangakahia, ■ His! exariii', 1 nation iu'ehiei'Mdnot dltf&d. >>t the risBefore the Court adjourned, the natives ( weteJoformedthattheMaketuC.ourtwou'ld. 'certainly djieii' rfnj%he>2nd! otnextt.radn th',, anVt-'ttiat anjA natwedi here' 'ooncernediin itlie;caafe&'to;b'4iheardiat. tbat ;Cdurfc: had Jbe^ter^inake^aaTangi!!meiits.*cc6rdingly.Vi