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WHAT HAS BECOME OF THE OLD VICTORIA LANE. To tlie Editor of the EVENING Stab.
Siu, —Could you pleuse inform me what h:is become of the Victoria Lane ? It was ut one time situated between Hobson'. buildings and Edgar's establishment in Shortland-.-trei.-t, and leading into Fort-slreet. It. ia now cJo-ed in " by fences" erected in both streets. So it is nob a " public thoroughfare" ? It' so, what rensou, or by what authority, lms tlie lnue been closed up ? Many of our oldest citizens have lately been complaining vrry n:uch of the great run round from Shortlnnd to Fcvt-streets. Could something not be done in re-opening Victoria Lane ? To whomsoever (ho property uiny belong, they will not ba lotin^ ijJ re-opeuiut; tho lane. Apologising fur trespassing on youi- valuable space. —I am, &0., E-fQUINKKKK.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 517, 6 September 1871, Page 3
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142CORRESPONDENCE. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 517, 6 September 1871, Page 3
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