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A Book of Condolence for the victims of the Manchester Arena Bombing will be opened at the Australian High Commission, 72–76 Hobson Street, Thorndon, Wellington on the following hours:
2:30pm till
4pm Wednesday 24 May
10am till 12 pm and 2pm till 4pm
Thursday 25 May
10am till 12 pm and 2pm till 4pm Friday
26 May
The book is an opportunity for the New Zealand public to express sympathy for the victims of the terror attack.
British High Commission staff are working from the Australian High Commission building following November earthquakes.
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