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“...THE BAHAMAS 67 in the old days the slave auctions were held. Built in 1800, it is now used as the telephone exchange. Victoria Avenue is the name of a picturesque avenue of royal palms planted in 1904 by the members of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire in memory of her late Majesty Queen Victoria. Government House, at the top of the hill behind the Colonial House, called Mount Fitzwilliam, after Richard Fitzwilliam, Governor in 1733-1738, is reached by George Street, which runs at right angles to Bay Street at the east end of the Hotel Colonial. En route to it, Christ Church Cathedral, on the left-hand side of George Street, may be visited. The Cathedral occupies the site of an older church, and was opened for divine service on April 19th, 1840, the foundation-stone having been laid by Sir Francis Cockbum, the then Governor of the Baha- mas in 1837. It is a plain building of stone. The See of Nassau was fanned in 1861. Governor John Tinker (1738-1759...”