SIGN'S OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE TIMES IN AUCKLAND.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume XIII, Issue 579, 21 May 1868, Page 4

SIGN'S OF IMPROVEMENT IN THE TIMES IN AUCKLAND.

A. V-c-Tix noticeable indication of marked improvement in the tunes shoving that m:ney is becoming niojc- plentiful among the walking classes xmd otl>ir.> may bo observed by anyone attending the various auction s des held ia (hr city. On Mommy 1 at Mr. 3. Cochrane's, ami wi r hair.L’*, at Mr, 3il> bia sanction ro.>n.s in; nituve and bmnshold goods realised l.iii fifty p«r cent, over lute prices ; ike bidding has beer spirited and busk, and tiio utlcndauOf numerous, and prices are steadily on the advance. Tho sumo was tlia case at fhe sal« of air. it. oi sun's »u: • iillUit, • il, *. , p'.-' :y, i;j. ~|msale of furniture held by Mr Cihbiu in flobsou-strcct, goods in ilie latter in sconce having realised nearly double taut winch tm y would neve fetched a montii ago. Another significant sign ■ if the times is the number of marriages winch are daily taking place. The 1 names has daub’less much, it not all. to do with this change. Tiio ti. - has turned, ami not only is money more plentiful among the wo>. king classes, and easier in commercial circles, but there is a daily and increasing confi deuce felt in the assurance that Auckland Ims seen the worst of her bad times, and is steadily and surely emerging from them. —New Zealand Herald, May 0,