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Massive Weekend in Upper Hutt

By: Upper Hutt City Council
Published: Fri 25 Jan 2008 02:47 PM
News Brief Thursday 23 Jan –
Massive Weekend in Upper Hutt
Upper Hutt is the place to be this weekend says City Promotion Manager Paul Lambert .A big pop concert on Friday night with Liverpool legends The Searchers ,two nights of Speedway Fri/Sat ,The Wellington Cup on Saturday and the annual Wellington Triumph Sports Car Club Hill Climb at Wallaceville make it the city's busiest weekend of the year . Wellingtonians will be flocking to the city by train, coach and car to enjoy the events .The Upper Hutt i-SITE Visitor Centre has been very busy helping visitors (TEL 04 527 2141 for any info )
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