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	Main Street Wellington, Inc. \| Dedicated to Revitalizing Downtown Wellington, Ohio
		Main Street Wellington, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation, which was organized July 31, 1998.
		Main Street Wellington is controlled by a Board of Directors consisting of nine positions elected by members on rotating three year terms.
		The building was donated to Main Street Wellington by Larry Broome and his family in 1999.
	www.mainstreetwellington.com (383 words)

	city page for wellington texas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		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.
		Wellington boasts one of the finest staffed and equipped volunteer fire departments in this area.
	www.wellingtontx.com /city_info.htm (350 words)

	Wellington Street (Ottawa) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wellington Street is an important street in Ottawa, Canada most notable for being the street upon which the Parliamentary Precinct is located.
		The street begins at the Rideau Canal; it is called Rideau Street on the east side of the canal.
		At Wellington and Bank Street is the Wellington Building with the headquarters to the Bank of Canada on the other side of bank.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington_Street_(Ottawa) (474 words)

	Gardens - Bolton St Memorial - History - Wellington - New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		When Wellington’s first cemetery opened in 1840 it lay on the outskirts of the new town and served the colony’s non-Catholic residents.
		The cemetery at Bolton Street was considered a liberal concept for the fledgling colony.
		She contributed greatly to the documentation of Wellington’s history with Unquiet Earth: a History of the Bolton Street Cemetery.
	wellington.govt.nz /services/gardens/boltonstreetmemorial/history.html (408 words)

	Wellington Town Council
		Mrs Isobel Ward, the chairman of Wellington in Bloom Committee, invited the chairman and councillors to the awards presentation evening on Friday, 15th October at 6.30pm at Wellington Methodist Church and also distributed the judge’s feedback sheet to councillors.
		Councillor Bowrah reported that Taunton DBC was proposing to increase car parking charges in Wellington from April 2005 which he was not in favour of because of the affect these would have on shopping/trading in Wellington.
		Councillor Byrne suggested that the town council should remain at 28 Fore Street and should not move to a new location as the present one was in the centre of the town.
	www.wellingtontowncouncil.co.uk /minutes/oct04_minutes.htm (2960 words)

	Wellington travel guide - Wikitravel
		Wellington is a city that brims with energy and vitality, it offers an almost overwhelming array of theatre, music, dance, fine arts and galleries and museums.
		Wellington Combined taxis are arguably the most popular with locals, and certainly the easiest to spot with their distinctive blue roof-mounted signs.
		Wellington is home to a range of insanely good coffee roasteries, which help the city's cafes produce, arguably, some of the best coffees in the world (consistently higher in quality than European cafes...).
	wikitravel.org /en/Wellington (4260 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 (185 words)

	City of Ottawa - Wellington Street Reconstruction
		Pinhey Street from Wellington Street to Armstrong Street
		The existing street infrastructure has reached the end of its life cycle, and the City has identified the need for reconstruction.
		These portions of Wellington Street and Somerset Street are designated as Arterial Road and Traditional Mainstreet in the City of Ottawa Official Plan.
	www.ottawa.ca /residents/public_consult/wellington_reconstruct/index_en.html (352 words)

	Wellington, Ontario
		Wellington is the County's second largest town, but a friendly village at heart.
		Wellington's Main Street is the Loyalist Parkway that dates back to 1799.
		In the heart of town is our public beach and you'll find modern docking facilities, too, while side streets and country roads are dotted with studios, roadside stands and new wineries.
	www.pec.on.ca /wellington (263 words)

	Wellington Street Closure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Detour routes are in effect for Wellington Road traffic from Tuesday, November 30 to Friday, December 3, due to urgently required sewer repair work.
		“The potential collapse of a sewer on a highly travelled road such as Wellington is extremely dangerous." Structural damage was identified in the sewer inspections the City now carries out using closed circuit television and sonar imaging.
		One or two three-metre sections of pipe in the vicinity of Bond Street will be replaced.
	www.london.ca /mainpage/news_wellingtonroad_nov2004.htm (194 words)

	Places to Visit : Wellington
		The baroque splendour of Wellington’s St James Theatre is wonderfully expressed in its triple tiered boxes.
		Bolton Street Memorial Park, newly named in 1978, is an excellent example of a colonial cemetery, using imported and local stone, iron and wood.
		Christ Church~Taita is the oldest church in the Wellington region.
	www.historic.org.nz /places2visit/places2visit_wellington.html (794 words)

	Lit Fest 06 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Wellington has a strong literary heritage of which the town’s people are justly proud.
		Sarah was born in 1832 in New Street, Wellington, where her father was a bookseller and stationer.
		Not only was Wellington the birthplace of a best selling children’s author, it could lay claim to a small firm which was one of the most prolific and important publishers in Britain of religious books and broadsheets.
	www.wellington-shropshire.gov.uk /lit_fest_06.htm (1674 words)

	LondonTown.com \| Wellington Street Guide \| Wellington Street London, WC2E, England, UK \| London Streets by Street
		Wellington Street is located in the City of Westminster
		The nearest underground station to Wellington Street is 'Covent Garden ' which is about 6 minutes to the North West.
		The Russell Street premises were originally opened as a Tea House in 1725 and became a meeting place for London`s Literati throughout the eighteenth century.
	www.londontown.com /LondonStreets/wellington_street_675.html (1339 words)

	Wellington Street Bank of Montreal Branch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Wellington Street Bank of Montreal branch, located at 144 Wellington Street, corner of O'Connor, is a historical building located in Ottawa, Canada.
		As the building is on a slope the Sparks Street entrance is a storey below the Wellington Street one.
		Now all buildings on Wellington Street between Elgin Street and the Ottawa River Parkway are Federal Government property.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington_Street_Bank_of_Montreal_Branch (271 words)

	Wellington Hotel Accommodation - New Zealand city holiday apartments - New Zealand travel information
		Wellington is a great base to see some of the local attractions including the Cable Car, Wellington Zoo, Te Papa Museum and Maritime Museum.
		Ideally located on Featherston Street in the heart of Wellington CBD the hotel is easy accessible by bus, train and taxi.
		Novotel Capital Wellington is located conveniently in the heart of the city, only a short walk to Westpac Stadium, Te Papa Museum and the waterfront.
	www.newzealand-holidays.com /accommodation/wellington/ac_wellington.html (756 words)

	Wellington Town Council
		There had been some on-street problems after 18th birthday parties at Wellington Rugby Club and following discussions with the police, club officials had agreed not to allow the club to be used for 18th birthday parties if the people were not known to the club.
		Councillor Bowrah congratulated the police for their Hallowe’en patrols and, referring to the problems at the Rugby Club, said that it was a shame that the actions of a few people were going to ruin it for a lot of residents in the town.
		From the point of view of their Wellington based businesses, Relyon and Pritex, it would be desirable to route their HGV traffic around a new relief road rather than through the town centre.
	www.wellingtontowncouncil.co.uk /minutes/nov03_minutes.htm (2493 words)

	Asian Studies Institute - Asia Quarterly
		Only a small minority of Haining Street residents was involved with the opium; many were active in the fight against it, and resented what they saw as the hypocrisy of the authorities.
		The street itself is remembered fondly for being a playground for local children.
		Partly because of the infamous reputation of the street, sometimes people are reluctant to be interviewed, or impose long periods of confidentiality.
	www.vuw.ac.nz /asianstudies/publications/quarterly/98julyf.html (635 words)

	Wellington Street, Central Hong Kong
		As a classic demonstration of how Hong Kong island is really a mountain in the sea, all the streets that intersect Wellington, an original street not built on reclaimed land, are on a slope.
		Across the street from each other is the eternal enigma about wonton, as in Mak's, which boasts a recipe passed down the family from Ching dynasty, with a petite portion; and Jim-Jai-Kee which boasts a simple menu of 3 toppings, all of them humongous: wontons, fish balls, and beef slices.
		Beyond that block at Cochrane Street, one will find very much pictures of local living in a part of a city where people have been carrying on business for a long, long time: dignified habits and gestures, no matter the ticket.
	www.hkstreet.com /central/wellington/wellington.htm (314 words)

	Mercure Hotel Willis Street Wellington, New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The city of Wellington is a melting pot of diverse cultures, unique experiences and stunning attractions.
		Situated on the Willis Street, Mercure Hotel Willis Street is only minutes away from the heart of the city and 9 kilometres from the airport.
		Mercure Hotel Willis Street features facilities that are as varied as a restaurant, bar, indoor swimming pool, fitness centre and a squash court.
	www.ebookers.com /cheap_hotels/new_zealand/mercure_hotel_willis_street_wellington.html (218 words)

	Wellington Street Terraces - student and professional accommodation in Launceston, Tasmania
		Wellington Street Terraces - student and professional accommodation in Launceston, Tasmania
		Wellington Street Terraces is located in the heart of Launceston, only 5 minutes walk from the city centre
		Wellington Street Terraces caters to adult students and professionals from many locations; residents in 2005 came from Korea, Japan, Malaysia and Thailand, for example, as well as Australia.
	www.wellingtonterraces.com (170 words)

	Revitalization Plan and Principles
		Main Street is not a project or grant, but a process based upon an implementation strategy for locally initiated goals and objectives.
		Main Street involves all aspects of the central business district and is based around eight principles of revitalization.
		Main Street is a comprehensive approach to downtown revitalization.
	www.mainstreetwellington.com /program/index.php (610 words)

	Wellington Place Neighbourhood Association \| Welcome to Wellington Place
		Our focus is to work with the City and area developers to improve urban design and public amenities, while respecting the rich heritage of the area, and ensuring that new development and public initiatives contribute to the form and character of the neighbourhood.
		The Wellington Place Neighbourhood Association (WPNA) was formed in recent years to represent the interests of the vibrant and growing residential and business community, the people who live and work in the area bounded by Adelaide, Peter, Front and Bathurst.
		The name “Wellington Place” comes from the development laid out by the City in the 1830’s, a grand boulevard (now Wellington Street West) running from Clarence Square westward to Victoria Memorial Square.
	wellingtonplace.org (574 words)

	Lambton Quay, Wellington
		Lambton Quay, which runs south from near the railroad station, and its continuation Willis Street form Wellington's busy main artery and commercial street.
		The name Quay is a reminder that the shoreline originally ran here: all the land to the east of this street was thrust up from the seabed in the 1885 earthquake.
		There are no spectacular sights along this street and few old buildings apart from the District Courts (1879) and the Public Trust Building (1908).
	www.planetware.com /wellington/lambton-quay-nz-wt-wlq.htm (170 words)

	Churches -- The Spirit of Wellington -- Wellington, Ohio 44090 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Churches -- The Spirit of Wellington -- Wellington, Ohio 44090
		The Village of Wellington is blessed with a wide array of churches from which to choose.
		With 21 area churches, the Wellington area offers a selection of most spiritual beliefs.
	www.wellingtonohio.net /churches.php (296 words)

	City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - Wellington Street Extension (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Refer to Tables A.4 and A.5 in Appendix VI of the KTMP final report for aditional information on evaluation of road improvement alternatives in the area of the proposed Wellington Street extension.
		From this evaluation, the Wellington Street Extension and Mid-Block Arterial projects emerged as part of the preferred alternative.
		The City's Municipal Development Charges By-law anticipates completion of the Wellington Street Extension by 2009 and the Mid-Block Arterial by 2012.
	www.cityofkingston.ca /residents/development/wellington/index.asp (719 words)

	Wellington Street (Ottawa) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wellington's prime location ensures its closure for many public holidays.
		In the west end, Wellington continues through Westboro, where it becomes Richmond Road at the historic pre-1949 boundary of Ottawa and Nepean just east of Island Park Drive.
		From Bronson until it turns into Rideau Street, Wellington is also known as Ottawa Road #34.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wellington_Street,_Ottawa (474 words)

	Wellington Web & Street Map Directory
		A stone path running along the edge of Freyberg Lagoon is going to be overlaid with bigger rocks to discourage vandals using the existing stones to smash the windows of the Tugboat on the Bay restaurant.
		The Featherston Street and Waring Taylor Street intersection will be paved with gold and shaded by trees when Wellington City Council completes work on upgrading and widening the footpath around the intersection at the end of November.
		According to Stuff, Wellington can again go ape over movie stars on a red carpet when Peter Jackson's $200 million King Kong has its New Zealand premiere in the capital on December 14.
	wellington.iclod.com (255 words)

	THE WELLINGTON STREET PIER PROJECT
		At the first commission meeting after his appointment, one of the reform slate commissioners asked Jones, during the open discussion of the agenda, if Jones would "give a full report on the status of the Wellington Street Pier Project" at the commission's next scheduled meeting in one week.
		Smith was only vaguely aware that the Wellington Street Pier Project was a mixed-use development of commercial fishing moorage, docking facilities for commercial passenger boats, and retail stores near a residential and commercial neighborhood in TCPA's largest city.
		The project had been provisionally approved by the commission before the election, and the Port staff was due to present a detailed plan for final approval in about three months.
	www.udayton.edu /~mpa/EHALLWAY/wellington.htm (702 words)

	City of Ottawa - Wellington Street Community Design Plan
		The Community Design Plan, or CDP, for Wellington Street is a process that results in a plan that will guide both the development of private lands and any undertakings of public works (both the City and other government agencies) within the study area.
		As a designated Traditional Mainstreet in the City’s Official Plan, Wellington Street is the local commercial street serving the surrounding neighbourhoods of Hintonburg, West Wellington, Laroche Park, Champlain Park, Tunney’s Pasture, and Civic Hospital.
		The CDP planning area extends approximately 2.1 kilometers along Wellington Street from Breezehill Avenue North (just west of the CNR tracks) to Island Park Drive.
	www.ottawa.ca /residents/public_consult/wellington_cdp/index_en.html (607 words)

	Wellington Management Company, LLP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Wellington Management International Ltd is authorized and regulated in the UK by the Financial Services Authority.
		This communication is directed only at persons (Relevant Persons) who are classified as market counterparties or intermediate customers under the rules of the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
		Any investment or investment service to which this communication relates is available only to Relevant Persons and will be engaged in only with Relevant Persons.
	www.wellington.com /offices.html (282 words)

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