No More Forbidden Fruit Protest Train Timetable

Tuesday, 21 June 2005, 4:32 pm
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Wednesday 22nd June 2005

Train Timetable

Departs - Hastings 5.30am - sharp
Waipukurau Train Station 6.40am (2min stop)
Palmerston North – 8. 55am (15min stop)
Arrives Wellington - 12.noon (approx)

March 12.30pm

March Route – Railway Station, Bunny St, Featherston St, Brandon St, Lampton Quay to Parliament and then onto Australian High Commission

Departs Wellington Train Station 16.00pm
Paraparumu 16.45pm (2min stop)
Palmerston North 19.30pm (20min stop)
Arrives Hastings 00.45pm

ENDS

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