Correspondence.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 184, 15 June 1864, Page 4

Correspondence.

CITY 11-'i.A'RJ) AOAI.X ! j 'I'o the ICditor of the Xi:\v Zkai.ani, llkkai.d. j on in <>ueeii-Mivet. it would appear that win- \-eie- | i hrati-il t'itv I loan 1 .outiinpiale plantinj; the street 1 i with as ihe mud is now U-ing eov.-.vd wilh rii-li volranie soil. Y, I'lly, wr.lrr.'.x are a woitdi-r- . fullv ruled people. Look for iiislanee at the pio--1 vi-ison whieh i- n-,:ide for llie ev.t (n'suvlave water in ({iieeii-slnvt. Al Ihe S;>i't/try,i Ci.v.v oiliee, the •run, r is :i]'|':ireinlv .|iiite as low, if 1101 lower than : ihe irnitini; al '-'l.a/y .Man's Corner." At the I " QX'-K." it is slnsihir.'iiml the gratings are formed in ; sin-li a mannei-as loadiuit only lialftlie Tolumeof water ! : intended, no allouam-e beinir made for spaee oeeujiied 1 liv the liars. At Yaile's coi-uer tilt" same, evil is still J more _<il:ii-hitil v de\ eloped, and eerlainly the I'iiv. ; r.oiinl on-lit to he held li-yiillv lvsponsihle for an'v : daiuM-es oeeasioneil lo shopkeepers bv sueli cro.-s j i-mn-anee or <:uvlessne.-s vu the yarl of their ollleials. i ! Il is Generally umlerslood that lor alterations \ j we are ehielly iinlehteil to -las. Sf.iarl, L'.L'.K. j ■Should lilt , wet season in earnest, there win be little tloulit but that a great impetus will be yiveii

to tlie boat-building trade, as such modes of convevimco "ill in Queen street bo indispensable, and ,-e nm! not bo sui-pri-cd although we should bear of -oiiio of (he mom!iors<>f ilio iiuard being drowned when ivt ■α-niiig home i.-oui their meetings of touvivi:i!i:v. lours, Ac, Ohsekvek.