The harbour resorts were abundant!# 1 patronised ou Saturday and notwithstanding the competition oocar eioned by opening up of the new tramway to Lyall Bay. The_ Wellington Harbour Perries officials estimate, that about 5000 people took passage by tho company's vessels during the past two days. The railway services were well patronised on Kew year’s Day. From Wellington to Lower Hutt and Petone 1500 people travelled, and between Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt about 1000; 1200 went to Plimmerton and Paekakariki; 800 to the races at Tauherinikau; and 200 to other parts of the Wairarapa. Tickets for places north of Paekakariki weit issued to CSO , passengers. It doesn't pay to pass the flay ' In vain, regret, and sorrow, Because a cold lias taken holdAnd looks like worto to follow'.^ So courage take—an effort nuJK' 1 Colds; ily from drastic mcasWis— The/beet of household troaeJl-cti! «
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7016, 3 January 1910, Page 4
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