TE AROHA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Te Aroha, Wednesday.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2083, 12 November 1885, Page 2

TE AROHA. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] Te Aroha, Wednesday.

At tho sitting of the R.M. Coiut, held today, Mr H. kenrick presiding, the following civil cases were he.ird. J. 13uch.ui.in, (tiiisteo in estate of K. Moore) \ Win. McLean (judgment Miininoiis) t't IT> ."id. Plaintiff applied to have an order made for payment. Application lefii'-ed. (Jeoige (Japes v F. Booth, (judgment Miiinnons), £3 4s lid, adjourned fin H day*. M. Hotchtu v K. Spoldmg, claim i' 3 17-> Bd, judgment for pl.mititf for full amount with costs, 14s. Win. Wilson v H. T. Uoue, claim fc'l 13s iSd. Judgment foi amount with cost-, (!-. Joshua Cuff v]\ (Jmnlnn, claim £3 I'J-. _M, judgment for amount with cost> (U. In th> W.ndiMi'-. Cmirt a oiiMdeiable anininit nf Infill •-•< wa< done, although 9cver.il ii)i,i<>i tmt c.we-tlnt wt'u- t > h.ive bjen lii'.ud «i'ic -i ttlc<l nut of ciiuit. The following .ue th • ci> l^.i'lj nlicatcd upon by the Warden :— A. Cle.u > v S. Cr.tuitown. Applic.ition t » In- put h p<>-»c-»uon of cl.inn .ibandont'd liy di'fcud.iiit. (tiound dccl.vied forfoited. V'l.uu^ .1 n< 1 .McLner v T. Cimii. ri.untilK .ipp'icd t« lu\t> a licen-ie gi anted foi the Sihei Kki^lKiiiu situated within the b>uu'l.uie< nt .mother cliim named the l'oiot.ir.m, t'l > propuity of the defend. mt, on the that the l.ittei claim had not been pmpeily pegged. The Court held that the pegging w.i*. leg.il »nd gave judgment for defendant, each party piying theii own costs. The Vermont claim ded.ued open for le entry sometime mucu by the Milling Inspector, was awarded to K. Jiurlvt*, tho «»nly applicant. Liceii'.us uero granted to 1". Feiguion for tho New Kra (old Vulcan) claim, and to W. H. Adania for the Silver (^ueen claim, both situated at Waiorongo-111,-11; also for the following claims at the head of the Tui Cieek. Champion lode, Nos. 1. 2, 3, 4 and ■">, Albion, Gladstone, Tin, Liuunaiid Langtry. .r.imps Wiseman, a contractor, residing at Waitoa, neaily met his death by a fail fiom his horse on Saturday afternoon, ' when on his way homewaidi. He had taken another man up behind him, ami the animal, a fiisky one, not appio\ingof this began to buck and thiew them both. Wiseman fell hea\dy and remained insensible for two or three hour*, bleeding profusely from the nose and ears. His companion* did the boot they could for him until a conveyance was got when lie was taken to Moff.it's Hotel, where, aftei a timo, he gradually recoveied consciousness. He is now fast getting better. Tho Native Minister left hero on Tuonday morning for Thames via Paeroa, at which latter place he was to be met by a large number of the native residents them A iharp thunderstorm passed over hero yesterday afternoon, and was accompanied by heavy rains whioh came down in torrents for Honio hour.s, Towards evening the xky became clear, and appearances now betoken more settled wenther,

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