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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 88, 15 April 1911, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL «». The Postal authorities advise that the 5.6. Victoria, , which, left Sydney at noon on the 12th instant for Auckland, has on board an Australian mail. It is due hero on Monday, tho 17th inst., by the Main Trunk train. _ Holiday traffic on the railways, particularly over long distances, has been very heavy this Easter. The Main Trunk express from Auckland, which arrived yesterday, consisted of twenty coaches, and the outward traffic on Thursday was almost as heavy. The suburban traffic, however, was not so burdensome, the public, in their holi-day-making, being evidently influenced by the weather. The unsettled conditions also had an appreciable effect on the tram traffic. By steamer it is estimated that on Thursday and Friday about 3500 persons arrived and embarked at Wellington. A motor car coming round the corner from Boulcott-efcreet yesterday morning by some misadventure got out of hand, ran on. to the right footpath in Willisstreet, eventually crashing into a window of Arnold's basket factory. Luckily the car mi/seed making contact with the verandah posts. The car suffered some damage. The accident is attributed to the car 6kidding on the greasy blocks.