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Hello dear neighbours. My wife is art teacher and for the last year she has done a lot of art works with various techniques, mostly watercolour. We want to share it with you or sell. Please see the attached files:
- Colouring book - feel free to print it and colourise it.
- Animals and Other - we… View moreHello dear neighbours. My wife is art teacher and for the last year she has done a lot of art works with various techniques, mostly watercolour. We want to share it with you or sell. Please see the attached files:
- Colouring book - feel free to print it and colourise it.
- Animals and Other - we do not expect to get any profit from this art, but it would be nice to sell part of it and cover price of paper, paint and other things. So any price up to 5$ per page is more than enough. This is mainly A4 paper, so it is very easy to find a frame.
Feel free to ask any questions, not only about watercolour, but also murals, batik, scrapbooking and so on. Thanks!
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Hi Community, we have 2 small rescue ponies that need to have regular checkups. One pony is 39 inches high and the other is 13.2hh high. Is there grazing in the near area of Eden Terrace or abouts? Kind regards, Andrea
A luncheon for the families of Level 4 Food and Beverage who complete their programme today with a delicious menu prepared by Foundation Chefs.
Entrée - Potage Parmentiere with smoked salmon and croutons.
Main - Roasted Lamb Rump with textured winter vegetables, Pommes Dauphinoise and jus.
… View moreA luncheon for the families of Level 4 Food and Beverage who complete their programme today with a delicious menu prepared by Foundation Chefs.
Entrée - Potage Parmentiere with smoked salmon and croutons.
Main - Roasted Lamb Rump with textured winter vegetables, Pommes Dauphinoise and jus.
Dessert - Chocolate Fudge Tart with lemon curd and almond praline.
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Hi Neighbours,
Come down to Auckland Fish Market this long weekend.
With oceans of choice from our 7 delicious eateries and fishmonger, live music and big screen TV in our covered courtyard bar – there is something for everyone.
Satisfy your seafood cravings with big bold South American … View moreHi Neighbours,
Come down to Auckland Fish Market this long weekend.
With oceans of choice from our 7 delicious eateries and fishmonger, live music and big screen TV in our covered courtyard bar – there is something for everyone.
Satisfy your seafood cravings with big bold South American flavours of Mar & Tierra, deep-fried delights from Market Galley, delicious fresh Oysters at Billy Pot, modern Polynesian flavours at Ika Bowl or treat yourself to the best Lobster Rolls in town.
Open daily 11am – 8pm for brunch lunch and dinner - NO surcharge.
22 Jellicoe Street, Wynyard Quarter.
See you there!
A special day in our Advanced Cookery students preparing mouthwatering finger food treats. Starting with Celia’s ever-best, fresh out of the oven, Salmon & Spinach Roulade, crispy fried carrot, celery and ricotta wontons, Oleksii, from Ukraine, holds a plate of the bllini with smoked salmon … View moreA special day in our Advanced Cookery students preparing mouthwatering finger food treats. Starting with Celia’s ever-best, fresh out of the oven, Salmon & Spinach Roulade, crispy fried carrot, celery and ricotta wontons, Oleksii, from Ukraine, holds a plate of the bllini with smoked salmon mousse topped with paprika, Yorkshire puddings with rare beef & horseradish cream and finally filo tartlets with chervil & coriander mousse.
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I thought this message was apt for the Neighbourly community...
Covid-19 has been a tragedy for those who lost loved ones and a disaster for those who have lost jobs – but a group of neighbours in one of Auckland’s newest communities have shown what the virus has done for community spirit.
Back… View moreI thought this message was apt for the Neighbourly community...
Covid-19 has been a tragedy for those who lost loved ones and a disaster for those who have lost jobs – but a group of neighbours in one of Auckland’s newest communities have shown what the virus has done for community spirit.
Back in February, residents in Hobsonville Point got together to talk about the looming crisis of Covid-19. Although it was early days, they were deeply concerned and decided to discuss ways they could be ready for whatever was coming their way.
They knew there was evidence that tight-knit, organised communities did better generally – and felt Hobsonville Point was perfectly placed to take advantage.
A driving force in the group was Arena Williams. She and partner Max are both lawyers and committed to Hobsonville Point – and Williams says there is a strong community spirit, supported by an active Residents’ Society. Read more ... www.oneroof.co.nz...
Hi, due to us moving to an apartment, and giving away our son's trampoline before Covid lockdown, we are now looking for a trampoline to replace the one we gave away, as the property we are to rent has a yard. We would be most appreciative if a member of this community would have one on … View moreHi, due to us moving to an apartment, and giving away our son's trampoline before Covid lockdown, we are now looking for a trampoline to replace the one we gave away, as the property we are to rent has a yard. We would be most appreciative if a member of this community would have one on offer...
It’s a given that we don’t know what the future holds for our children. But one thing we can be sure of its likely to bring a combination of highs and lows. If we teach them the right skills now, they’ll be able to confidently embrace whatever the future brings their way.
Hey neighbours, thanks to everyone who nominated an essential worker to win one of three Resene prize packs, each including a Resene colour consultation, a $350 Resene voucher and the latest Resene fan decks.
The lucky winners are: Lee-Ann Hodgson, in Hunterville, Susannah Aho, in Auckland, and … View moreHey neighbours, thanks to everyone who nominated an essential worker to win one of three Resene prize packs, each including a Resene colour consultation, a $350 Resene voucher and the latest Resene fan decks.
The lucky winners are: Lee-Ann Hodgson, in Hunterville, Susannah Aho, in Auckland, and Chad Birt, in Titahi Bay. Congratulations!
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