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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7787, 5 November 1886, Page 4

At length there is some pr n on . , Hobson-street improvement wort ° * he proceeded with. Last night tli« * in * deeds prepared by the city soli'? 18 " 9 signature by the owners of ° rfor which the execution of th« pertiee works will affect, were submittS?' 6 * Council, and, after discoMi to the adopted when a committee l Were pointed to take measures f or JR , • ap ' the necessary signatures <s ain ' these are obtained and other dkL* 001, ■« attended to the operationf?^ 6B presumed, be commenced • and is fine weather is approaching th. ** * e pushed forward with vigour tyJ mbe taking, which will beof rea!SUnderto the city, is one of consideralT 4ll^9 tude; and, as it may extend agni " period of three years, will ft,S. V* a that time oteady employment fT nu derable number of men Th °* .CoDsicost is £12,000, more "than thfffi which- will be given in co rapensa > T of » understood, however, tEf^J? , -. » compensation will be returnedbt! Is the property-owners, while certain of ners whose properties will be commerS benefited by the improvement* are I; r to contribute towards the penß9 Th ß with a comparatively small expendifn on the part of the CorporatS t v spacious street will before long be in condition to become one of the moat ; a portant of our city thoroughfares Iα help to relieve the congestion to »£{ subject m Queen-street is fluently