Town Improvements. — Wo nolico that groat improvements aro going on in tow a. The upper end of Roed street is being formed to its full width and levelled, which will bo a great convenience to traffic, though tho pro prietors of some of the houses, which aro situated considerably above the permancrt lovel, will bo forced to build stairs to tlio'r front approaches; while those who occupy tho lower side of the street are, in a few in stances, buried to tho oaves. But wo sup pose it is a caio of the greatest good foy tfio grea v est number. Tho upper part of Uro street is being improved in a like manner ; while somo of tho side streets at tho 1101 Ih end of <tho town are having tho gutters c^anscd of grass and rubbish, greatly to tho improvement of thoir appearance. In Thamos street, from tho Council Chambers corner to the Post Office, concrete kerbing and gutie" ing has been substituted for tho ordinary stone, and the footway has been asphaUecf. Tho same courso is boing adopted on tho opporita vde of the street. There is a patch of rough metal, nearly overgrown with gracs, extending from tho Post Office up to tho Courthouse, in Thames street, which re quires blinding to enable traffic to get ovev it. This should have attention, as at pre sent it is an oyesoio to everyone.
