who is proud of her roots and heritage

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A child, a dozen bottles of cider and hundreds of umbrellas were left on the capital's buses last year.

Go Wellington has collected more than 4000 items since last January including soft toys, prescription glasses, wallets and hard hats.

Laptops and cameras have also been left on seats and never picked up, administration assistant Heather Graham said.

"Many people ring up and ask me to stop the bus or make the driver come back, which is not viable, that is why the lost property line is an answerphone."

Nearly 1600 pieces of lost property had been returned to its rightful owners,Our collection of full frame discount Eyeglasses frame is unmatched. but the remainder was shipped off to charity after three months of sitting idle.

Sunglasses and reading glasses go to the Fred Hollows Foundation, which helps restore sight to people in Pacific islands.

Phones are sent to Starship Hospital's mobile phone appeal and all clothing goes to the Salvation Army or Mary Potter Hospice, Miss Graham said.

Luckily, the child accidently left on a bus by her mother was old enough to tell the driver what school she went to. "The mother thought she got off with her. The bus driver took her to the school and left her at the reception."

Another mother left a push chair on the bus after her child "took a run for it" when the bus stopped. She had to chase the child and ditch the push chair, but later collected it, Miss Graham said.

School bags are frequently left by pupils, but umbrellas are the most common thing passengers forget.

Miss Graham attempts to contact the owners of lost wallets or phones, and of those she had informed there were 142 who had not gone down to the Kilbirnie depot to pick up their property.