NATIVE LANDS COURT, CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1755, 4 October 1883, Page 2

NATIVE LANDS COURT, CAMBRIDGE.

Tui^iui.— (Before hi 1 * Honour Chief Judge Macdonald and Abses.sor Rihia.)

The Tatua Block. Thi: court .sat at 10 a. in. on Tuesday, in accoidnuce with the adjournment made in June last, and delivered the following judgments in the Tatua East and West cases. There were a few natives and Europeans present in couit dm ing the bitting.

Tatua East. The precise state of the procedure in relation to this block is at tho least doubtful, but now that the condition precedent has been f owned, I think substantial justice will be done, and much trouble and expense saved by giving effect to the previous conclusion of the court, by the is&ue of a certificate in favour of the persons found entitled to Tatua East on the re-hearing in 1809, which will accordingly be done.

Tatua West. At its Bitting in June last the court ordered a ceitificnte of title to issue in accordance with a previous decision, but intimated that .actual issue would be delayed foi a limited time, so as to afford oppoitunity for recourse to any ies>training meabiues. That time has long since elapsed without any such action being taken, and accordingly ceitificate will issue.

Te Whetu. ! Regarding this case, his Honour said he iinderutood arrangements were being made for its (settlement outside the court. He would therefore adjourn this court till Tuesday, 19th December, and if the arrangements now being carried on were brought to a successful issue by that time, judgment would be given in ccnut on that day. If on the other hand arrangements for a settlement were not matured, it would not be worth while taking the case before Christmas, and an adjournment would consequently be made, but it would be hard to say when the case would be taken. This being all the business, the court was formally adjourned till the 19th December.

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