The action brought by Messrs McKenzie and Waters against the Corporation for the recovery of £100 as damages sustained through the seizure and detention of a locomotive engine belonging to Mr McGrath, late of the Te Aro Reclamation Contract, has been fixed for hearing on Monday next.
Tags: Logging Newspaper TramwaysEvening Post 18 Jan 1884
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