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	Kelburn, New Zealand - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kelburn is an inner suburb of Wellington, New Zealand.
		Other features include Kelburn Viaduct, one of the oldest bridges of its type in New Zealand, connecting to Karori, and the Kelburn shopping area, which is noted for its fine restaurants.
		Kelburn was one of the earliest settled suburbs of Wellington, due its close proximity to the main government/commercial district of Wellington.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kelburn,_New_Zealand (349 words)

	Sing Ong Tai Chi - Kelburn, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Sing Ong Tai Chi - Kelburn, NZ This page is for the beginner classes taught by Kin Chan in Kelburn (New Zealand).
		New students can join any time, and are welcome to come and watch a class for free before joining.
		In 1990 I immigrated to New Zealand and began learning martial arts in earnest.
	www.singongtaichi.com /class.php?id=kcke (241 words)

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		He planned and ordered a new mansion house to be built and joined to the existing castle, with a new and grander front door facing north.
		Besides Kelburn, this included land in Dalry, Stewarton, Corshill and Fenwick, and the estate of Hawkhead outside Paisley, plus estates in Dunbartonshire, Fife, Northumberland and the greater part of Cumbrae, the island which lies directly across the water from Kelburn.
		The seventh Earl, who was Governor of New Zealand from 1892 to 1898, and the eighth and ninth Earls, were all distinguished naval officers.
	www.kelburncastle.com /main/history/index.asp (837 words)

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		Kelburn is known for its historical gardens and rare trees.
		Those looking for the widest range of activities should visit Kelburn Country Centre, the park adjoining the castle grounds, where there is a riding school; exhibitions, the 'Secret Forest' and a large range of play areas and challenges for children.
		Kelburn has a berth in Largs Yacht Haven marina, which can be made available for visitors staying at the castle and sailing or boating trips can be arranged for those wanting to discover the beauties of the Clyde.
	www.kelburncastle.com /main/activities/index.asp (512 words)

	Stories tagged with new zealand at - The Corridor (a cricket blog) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		New Zealand started the day looking to overtake Sri Lanka’s modest first innings of 154, and made serene progress untill Sri Lanka’s bowlers engineered a collapse, slumping from 2 for 106 to 6 for 113.
		New Zealand had some early alarms with Lasith Malinga, as you do when he’s sending them down at 94 mph, but are 2 for 85 at stumps.
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	Kelburn, New Zealand biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kelburn is the nearest hill suburb to the west of central Wellington in New Zealand.
		The Kelburn Viaduct is a road bridge erected in the days when New Zealand had very few bridges of its type.
		It is also the home of many upper-middle class families due to the views of Wellington, the Botanical Gardens, the proximity to town and the high level of sunshine.
	www.biography.ms /Kelburn,_New_Zealand.html (175 words)

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		There are also scenic flights among New Zealand’s highest peaks and over the glaciers, and snow landings, one of the best ways to appreciate the magnitude and splendour of the area; or a chance to combine a flight and ice walking on a guided heli-hike excursion.
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	www.drivetravel.com /country/new_zealand/new_zealand_information.shtml (4769 words)

	Cable Car
		The journey goes under the motorway, through the three tunnels, past Kelburn Park and Victoria University and on to the top entrance of the city's Botanic Garden where various walks begin and where the Carter Observatory and Planetarium are located.
		When new residential developments were proposed for Kelburn, it was suggested that a cable car or funicular could be built to provide easy access.
		The plan was to build a tramway between the city and Kelburn, and link it by carriage to Karori, a settlement on the far side of Kelburn.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/photos/cities/wellington/cablecar (328 words)

	Wellington New Zealand Transport Museums : Transport Museum Wellington New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Wellington, New Zealand transport museums are great for the vehicle enthusiast.
		Wellington, New Zealand has a range of transport museums where you can learn about traditional and contemporary transport in NZ.
		Located within a few metres of the Kelburn stop of the Cable Car, you’ll learn about the colourful 100-year history of this “relentless red machine”.
	www.tourism.net.nz /region/wellington/attractions-and-activities/museums-and-art-galleries/transport-museums (363 words)

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		Kelburn was and is one of the city's earliest forms of transport.
		New Zealand Rail abandoned the line in 1990 and sold it to a preservation trust.
	www.irtsociety.com /newzealand.html (8365 words)

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		Kelburn is thought to be the oldest castle in Scotland to have been continuously inhabited by the same family.
		It was completed in 1700, and this larger home was now called Kelburn House, because castles had become unfashoinable at the time and regarded as primitive and uncomfortable.
		When not at sea, they spent most of their lives at Kelburn, attempting to find sufficient resources to keep it maintained.
	www.kelburncountrycentre.com /main/history/history02.asp (836 words)

	Marimari.com : New Zealand
		Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand as well as the cultural, administrative, and political center of the country.
		In mid-November, the New Zealand Wine & Food Festival is held at the Square.
		The cable car on Lambton Quay has been hauling people up the steep, 610 meter incline to Kelburn since 1902, and it is one of the few such vehicles left in the world.
	www.marimari.com /content/new_zealand/popular_places/north_island/wellington/wellington.html (808 words)

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		The Law School occupies the historic government buildings opposite Parliament and adjacent to the High Court while the schools of Architecture and Design occupy a large, purpose-designed award winning building in the midst of cafes, galleries and old bookstores in the central city’s heart.
	www.olemiss.edu /depts/study_abroad/programs/newzealand_victoria_semester.html (446 words)

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		One of the oldest areas of town, it was divided by the motorway extension in the 1970s which ripped through the middle of the Bolton St Cemetery, but much of its colonial charm survives in the narrow backstreets which can be explored on foot.
		It wasn't until 1840 following settlement by British pioneers from the New Zealand Company that the city was named Wellington in honour of the Iron Duke who lent his support to the company.
	worldfacts.us /New-Zealand-Wellington.htm (1569 words)

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		I walked down the street to a place called Beethoven Haus and settled for a bed in a 4 person room for $16/night.
		I took the tram up to Kelburn Park and walked back thru the botanical gardens.
		I stayed at the Convent Lodge in New Brighton.
	www.travel-library.com /pacific/new_zealand/jim_burke.html (1248 words)

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		This campus is set on park-like grounds near the center of the cosmopolitan city of Auckland, making it a haven from the city’s center, but allowing students to take full advantage of all that its urban setting has to offer in only a 5 minute walk.
		Sitting in the center of New Zealand's scenic harbor capital, Victoria's main Kelburn campus enjoys an idyllic setting.
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	Wellington Cable Car
		The Cable Car provides a unique form of transport to the city to the suburb of Kelburn and the top of the Botanic Garden.
		The cable car journeys up under the motorway, through the three tunnels, past Kelburn Park and Victoria University and on to the top entrance of the city's Botanic Garden where various walks begin and where the Carter Observatory and Planetarium are located.
		Originally built by Upland Estate Real Estate company to provide a means of transport to the farm land in Kelburn, which upon completion of the Cable car system in 1902 was developed into the suburb it is today.
	www.wellingtonnz.com /cablecar (350 words)

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