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Topic: Wellington City

	Wellington Region
		Wellington city is actually the worlds most southerly capital city and is built on the shores of a spectacular harbour with the suburbs flowing up and over the surrounding hills.
		Wellington is known as the windy city, and even though this title is well deserved, it must be noted that the windy seasons are in Winter and Spring.
		Wellington is linked to the nearby South Island by ferry and the Interislander ferries including the Fast Ferry, depart at the northern end of Wellington City or Queens Wharf.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/regions/wellington.shtml (472 words)

	Wellington Photos
		The city is built around a magnificent harbour and the suburbs extend up and over steep hills until you reach the southern coastline.
		Wellington prides itself on the fact that it is a cultural and arts centre, and offers an abundance of quality restaurants and cafes.
		Wellington is called the windy city and it is a well deserved name.
	www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/photos/cities/wellington (592 words)

	city page for wellington texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The City of Wellington is located in the southeastern Texas Panhandle and serves as the county seat of Collingsworth County.
		Wellington is a full-service city providing a broad range of water, sewer, and solid waste services to its residents.
		The Sheriff's Department is funded by the City and the County.
	www.wellingtontx.com /city_info.htm (350 words)

	About Wellington \| Victoria University of Wellington
		Wellington offers all the advantages of a modern, cosmopolitan city – it is one of the best resourced information centres in the South Pacific – in a clean, safe and culturally-aware environment.
		The city of Wellington lies at the centre of New Zealand, a country known throughout the world for its lack of pollution, its natural beauty and its tranquillity.
		Other contributions are the cultural richness that University activities bring to the city, the energy and vibrancy of the large student population, the kudos and wide interest that an internationally recognised university attracts and the important contributions staff make in the areas of community service and policy advice, to both the nation and the region.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /home/student_life/wellington_info.html (746 words)

	City Mayors: Wellington Town Hall
		Wellington Town Hall is a fine example of late Victorian municipal architecture, and is both currently and historically an important building for the city of Wellington.
		Wellington is the capital of New Zealand, the country's second-largest urban area and the most populous national capital in Oceania.
		Wellington is often described as New Zealand's cultural centre, boasting a world-class film and theatre industry, Te Papa (the Museum of New Zealand), the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and the Royal New Zealand Ballet.
	www.citymayors.com /cityhalls/wellington_cityhall.html (1165 words)

	Wellington City - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wellington city is the area of New Zealand administered by the Wellington City Council, one of several territorial authorities in the Greater Wellington region.
		Wellington city extends as far north as Linden, and includes the rural areas of Makara and Ohariu.
		Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington's oldest university, has its main campus in the hill suburb of Kelburn overlooking the centre of the city.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington_City (448 words)

	My Wellington \| Media Studies \| Victoria University Of Wellington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		When walking along the city harbour, you see numerous people on their way to work desperately trying to adjust their clothes as the wind rips hold of them.
		With that in mind, maybe Wellington youth are using those challenging ambitions, along with the wind's inspiration, to enter their professional life with a more open-minded attitude.
		As the Wellington wind continues to blow courageously and persistently on all the people in the city, hopefully others too will allow the storm to sweep them of their feet.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /mywellington/new-writing/windy-city.htm (710 words)

	Wellington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is in the Wellington Region at the southern tip of the North Island, near the geographical centre of the country.
		Greater Wellington or the Wellington Region means the entire urban area, plus the rural parts of the cities and the Kapiti Coast, and across the Rimutaka Range to the Wairarapa.
		Wellington is the southernmost national capital city in the world, with a latitude about 41°S. It is more densely populated than most other settlements in New Zealand, due to the small amount of building space available between the harbour and the surrounding hills.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington (2204 words)

	WELLINGTON CITY - Settlement and Growth - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		Wakefield had observed the hardships and deplorable results elsewhere of unplanned colonisation and the Wellington colony was the outcome of his planning of a model settlement by a careful selection of suitable emigrants and by provision for the orderly social, economic, and political development of the settlement.
		The settlement was later renamed Wellington to perpetuate the “association of the Mother Country with the future of the town” and as a commemoration of the support given by the Duke of Wellington for the principles of Wakefield's colonisation scheme.
		The City of the Strait, Mulgan, A. From the 1966 Encyclopaedia
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/W/WellingtonCity/SettlementAndGrowth/en (1003 words)

	Wellington, KS
		Wellington is the county seat of Sumner [SU] county in southern Kansas.
		Wellington is fortunate in its access to transportation facilities; it's served by Interstate 35, Highways US 81 and US 160, the UP and Santa Fe railroads, and an excellent airport.
		Wellington was first surveyed on April 4, 1871 and named for the Duke of Wellington.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /towns/Wellington/index.html (251 words)

	Wellington City Info
		The Wellington region forms the setting for New Zealand's cosmopolitan capital city, the geographical and political centre of New Zealand.
		The city is jam packed with national treasures like the beautifully restored Parliament Buildings, the original Treaty of Waitangi at National Archives and its newest showpiece Te Papa, the new national museum of New Zealand.
		Wellingtonians are fiercely proud of their city which is fast becoming one of the most talked about cities in the world.
	www.studyglobal.net /citywellington.htm (439 words)

	Wellington travel guide - Wikitravel
		Wellington [1] is the capital city of New Zealand.
		Wellington is called the city of the wind; and you will figure out why whatever time of the year you go there.
		Wellington is overshadowed and belittled by Auckland and Christchurch, Auckland is twice its size and is looked upon by other New Zealanders to be another place altogether so Wellington doesn't get the same tourism.
	wikitravel.org /en/Wellington (3364 words)

	Wellington : Wellington Region, Wellington, Wellington Region, Wellington
		Wellington Region includes Wellington City and the south-western portion of the North Island.
		Wellington, New Zealand's capital (population 346,000), is a superbly compact city, set on the shores of a deep harbour and surrounded by a natural amphitheatre of wooded hills.
		The city is home to the Royal New Zealand Ballet and the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, as well as national dance, drama, opera and musical groups.
	www.tourism.org.nz /regions/wellington.html (324 words)

	Stagecoach Wellington - Welcome to Wellington
		The city is located at the bottom of the North Island and is the gateway by water to the South Island.
		Wellington's weather is temperate and typically coastal with sunny winters.
		Average highest winter temperatures are 11 degrees C and average highest summer temperatures are 20 degrees C. The Wellington region has a population of 414,000 including the wider regions of Kapiti Coast, Porirua, Hutt Valley and Wairarapa.
	www.stagecoach.co.nz /wellington (190 words)

	Wellington, New Zealand Maps: Street Map of Wellington City
		Wellington is located in the centre of New Zealand at the southern end of the North Island.
		The capital city is surrounded by Wellington harbour and bush clad hills.
		All major roads in the North Island lead to Wellington and there are inter-island ferries connecting Wellington with the South Island.
	www.wellingtonnz.com /maps (193 words)

	Wellington (city) - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Located in the Wellington region at the southern end of the North Island, it is 655 km (407 mi)...
		Hobart (population, 1998, 195,000) is Tasmania's main port as well as its capital city.
		It is an attractive city spread out over the lower slopes of...
	uk.encarta.msn.com /Wellington_(city).html (109 words)

	Wellington \| Entertainment\| City Guide \| WCities Destination Guide
		Wellington has long been considered the cultural centre of New Zealand, being the home of most major musical, dance and performing arts schools, museums, theatres and now the new national Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa (Our Place).
		The prime theatre in Wellington is the WestpacTrust Saint James Theatre, which was renovated for over NZD28 million in 1997.
		A close second runner for Wellington’s arts attraction award is the City Gallery, one of the most proactive and provocative fine arts museums in New Zealand.
	www.wcities.com /en/guide/entertainment/82/guide.html (786 words)

	Wellington New Zealand Travel ~ Wellington NZ Tourism
		Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand / Aotearoa.
		Wellington is a vibrant, scenic, windy, cosmopolitan, diverse, eccentric, maddening and hilarious place.
		Wellington is host to an excellent Festival of the Arts every two years.
	www.wellington.nz.com (285 words)

	Viggo Mortensen \| City Gallery Wellington \| Te Whare Toi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Wellington, where Mortensen lived for long stretches of time over the past four years to film Lord of the Rings, has had a profound impact on his photographic practice.
		The streets of the central city, the hills and coasts of this region became his subject matter.
		City Gallery Wellington is managed by the Wellington Museums Trust with major funding from the Wellington City Council.
	www.city-gallery.org.nz /mainsite/ViggoMortensen2.html (558 words)

	City Organ
		Our City Organist, Douglas Mews has had that honour, along with other memorable experiences such as reaching the climax of Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D minor in a packed Nelson Cathedral when a power cut silenced the organ and plunged the building into darkness just before the final chord.
		While the Wellington Town Hall organ is 100 years old this year, it's young when compared with 500 year-old organs in Europe.
		Wellington Town Hall is rated amongst the top ten in the world for acoustics, and this was a significant argument in the 1970-80s when the demolition of the Town Hall became a possibility.
	www.wellingtonconventioncentre.com /about-us/cityorgan3.html (479 words)

	MUSEUM OF WELLINGTON CITY & SEA
		The Museum of Wellington City and Sea is located in the Bond Store - a category one heritage building and a priceless national asset.
		The head office of the Wellington Harbour Board, a vital centre of power for early Wellington, was located in opulent offices upstairs.
		It was now the Museum of Wellington City and Sea with a mission to preserve, promote and present the Wellington ’s heritage - harbour, city and sea.
	www.museumofwellington.co.nz /museum/history.shtml (295 words)

	Wellington City Rifles & Wellington Rifle Volunteers
		Tin for the blue cloth helmet of Major Crowe Wellington City Rifles (Crowe was a 65th Regiment man discharged in NZ) circa 1870.
		He has settled in Wellington and was commissioned into the Wellington Veterans Volunteers as a Captain on 14 June 1870.
		He was commissioned as a Sub Lieutenant in the Wellington (City) Rifle Volunteers on 25 June 1877 and to full Lieutenant on 31 January 1878.
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-uniforms/wellington_rifles.htm (695 words)

	Osteopathy Wellington-City Osteopaths (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		All our Wellington osteopaths are registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand (OCNZ) which is the governmental registration body for osteopaths set up under the Health Practitioners Competency Act in 2004.
		Maintaining a state of health is a constant dynamic battle to overcome the never-ending stream of insult and injury that characterises life.
		Health is, to the osteopath, not a state of being without disease, but an optimum ability to withstand and self-right from insult or injury.
	www.cityosteopaths.com /Osteopathsmore.html (1310 words)

	Wellington City Council - Sybase Inc
		The City of Wellington, New Zealand’s capital city, needed to develop a system that provides fast responses to all information requests.
		Managing a vast array of homeowner and property information, Wellington City Council needed to build a system that would provide fast responses to all information requests when assessing a property for rates, planning approval, pursuing permits, etc. And the solution needed to access information stores in multiple applications, disparate systems and with varied formats.
		Wellington City Council selected Sybase for its ease of use, and for the ability to leverage existing systems.
	www.sybase.com /detail?id=1033808 (452 words)

	Wellington, City Guide - Wellington Accommodations from Pamela Lanier
		Wellington is a beautiful harbor city set between a magnificent harbor and rolling green hills.
		Wellington is a picture perfect city, set between a magnificent harbour and rolling green hills.
		Wellington has a tantalizing variety of restaurants from fine dining to ethnic cuisine to family style establishments.
	www.lanierbb.com /42696/links/wellington--city-guide.html (369 words)

	Wellington City Wolves - (Wellington, ) - powered by LeagueLineup.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		We are based in the city of Wellington, New Zealand.
		The win secured a first place in the Ambassadors Cup Competition, leading the Knight City Knights by one point and also retaining the Vasaloloa Belford Memorial Trophy, which is played between the Wolves and the Porirua Giants.
		December 2, 2006 - -- The Wellington City Wolves (2-0-1) made a statement by beating the league-leading Knight City Knights by 6 - 0.
	www.leaguelineup.com /wellingtoncitywolves (1207 words)

	Wellington New Zealand - Sights
		Since Wellington is pretty compact (good luck trying to find parking), we think the best way to explore the city center is on foot.
		It is made up of an architecturally adventurous complex of buildings with a large public space in the center, and a bridge linking it to the waterfront and to Frank Kitts park.
		Fernhill Motor Lodge is located twelve minutes drive to Wellington city centre and only twenty minutes drive to the...
	www.wellington.nz.com /sights.aspx (1319 words)

	The Campbell Institute - English Language School, Wellington New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The square also includes the Wellington Festival and Convention Centre, the City Gallery, the Wellington Public Library, Capital Discovery Place (a children’s science and technology museum), three excellent cafes and modern council administration buildings.
		The central city, with hundreds of houses clinging aesthetically to the hills, is famous for its cable cars.
		Wellington is also home to the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, the Royal New Zealand Ballet Company, the Wellington City Opera, the NZ Drama School and four professional theatres.
	www.campbell.ac.nz /wellington.html (552 words)

	YHA New Zealand - Wellington
		YHA Wellington City is located just off Courtenay Place; close to Te Papa, the waterfront, bars, clubs, cafes and theatres.
		This is the city of action, the world headquarters of the verb!” Be part of the buzz of this intimate and vibrant cultural capital.
		YHA New Zealand has put together what we believe are the essential ingredients for an introduction to Wellington City, either as a brief stay or as the start of a more extensive holiday of New Zealand.
	www.yha.co.nz /NZHostelsandTravel/FindaHostel/EastCoastandLowerNorthIsland/Wellington (478 words)

	Wellington Convention Centre - Home
		Wellington Convention Centre is perfect for conferences of up to 2500 delegates.
		The Wellington Convention Centre incorporates TSB Bank Arena, Michael Fowler Centre and Wellington Town Hall.
		The Wellington Convention Centre is proud to be managing the venue previously known as The Event Centre Wellington.
	www.wellingtonconventioncentre.co.nz (185 words)

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