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Wellington RSA march - possible traffic delays

Friday, 3 November 2006, 11:27 am
Press Release: New Zealand Police

NZ Police CommCens Alert 10:55 3-11-2006 Wellington

Location of incident: Lambton Quay, Willis St Mercer St, Civic Sq

Incident Type: RSA march

Returned Services March

At 12noon leaving Parliament the route is down Lambton Quay to Willis St. onto Mercer St and into Civic Square

Please warn drivers of possible delays

ENDS

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