TE AROHA.

Waikato Times, Volume 2537, Issue XXXI, 13 October 1888, Page 2

TE AROHA.

Wakdkn's Couut.—Bonanza Licensed holding : Applicant, Chas. Gallagher. Plans not completed ; adjourned for one month. Hero : Applicant, Thornton Walker. Mr W. Hay applied for an adjournment for six months, with liberty to bring the case on at any time, giving the court due notice. Adjournment granted. Machine site: J. M. Chambers, granted, the Warden reserving tho right to allow a road to be constructed through any part of it. Karl of Aber deen and Rinersdale No. 1 ana 2 : Geo. Ireland ; protection wanted. Adjourned for ..ne month, as tho- Warden had not been able as yet to visit the ground, but would do so in time for next court day. Hig!«.t to construct an serial tramway: J. M. Chambers. Referred to Mining Inspector to report, and adjourned to next court day. Tho Ruakalca : Goo. Robsou applied fur protection to work the ground with four moil for four months. Granted. S.nne applicant to work the Nevada with three men for four months. Granted.—A number of rei-idenc: sites were granted in Te Ai'oha and Waiurongomai.—Mining Inspector v. L, ,1. Frazer. Rent for section, i'liO. 1). .1. I'Yazer appeared for plaintiff, and slwwed that the property had been sold to D ingl.i--, of the Thames, over a year ago, but the transfer was not regis tered, and could not be uidcs-i the rent was paid. Judgment tor amount and costs, l!0s. — Mining Inspector v. 11,. lireuuan, rent of section, £20. iX-fonilant prnved that he had applied to the late Warden Ivenricl; to have the amount- reduced from Do per annum to £1, and that the \V;irden hiul agreed and instructed the Mining I nspeetor to accept A-'ti in satisfaction of t'lO, then owing. The plaintiff stated that Warden Stratford had refused to ratify this arrangement unless all the native owners made a request to that effect in writing. A request, signed by all the owners, with one exception, had ueen received, anil he was living at Tauranga, and could nut be got at. The defendant has sold the property, and the present owner (Tait) had gut judgment for £10 ot this amount last court day. •Ydjuurned for one mouth. —Same v. Jas Clarke, in trust lor Mary and Agnes Ciarke. Judgment for ±11 in each case, and costs lis.— Saino v. Martha B ickley, nee Clarke. Judgment for i' 2. Costs, lis.—Same v. Jas. Clarke, sen. Judgment fur £3, and costs lis,