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MAYDAY2K: Wellington May Day Protest Itinerary

By: Alastair Thompson
Published: Mon 1 May 2000 11:22 AM
MAYDAY2K: Wellington May Day Protest Itinerary
12pm - Party at Anarchist Bookshop - Upper Cuba Street.
2pm - Free vegeburgers in front of McDonald's Manners Mall - Food Not Bombs.
Leafleting on Cuba Manners Street Corner…performers in Cuba Mall.
MAIN EVENT - MARCH - 3.30pm - Proceed from Manners Mall to Midland Park (Lambton Quay) - free money to be given away to undermine capitalism.
4pm - 4.30 - Gather Around Business Roundtable Building… on Terrace north of Woodward St.
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