Mount Roskill, Auckland

Roofer for roof leaking repair

Winston from Sandringham

Would someone be able to recommend a roofer to repair a leaking ceiling? Thank you.

Wanted to swap

Jason from Royal Oak

Laptop for plumbing services.
Laptop for electrical services.
Technician, 26 laptops to choose from.

Negotiable

Looking for rental for mature couple and dog.

Afano from Mount Roskill

Hi
Finding accomodation for dog friendly home with mature couple.
It's hard to have pet friendly rentals nowadays but a loving family with their best friend you would always have by your side.
Please contact me 02102337365.
Thank you

Popular ice cream product recalled

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Popular ice cream brand Häagen-Dazs has recalled a specific batch of their product due to a low level chemical (ethylene oxide) contamination

The ice cream product is the Häagen-Dazs brand Classic Collection Mini Cups (4x95mL) with the Best Before dates from the 04.07.2022 up to and including … View morePopular ice cream brand Häagen-Dazs has recalled a specific batch of their product due to a low level chemical (ethylene oxide) contamination

The ice cream product is the Häagen-Dazs brand Classic Collection Mini Cups (4x95mL) with the Best Before dates from the 04.07.2022 up to and including 21.07.2023.

Ethylene Oxide has been found in the vanilla cup. This chemical is normally used as a fumigant for controlling post-harvest insects, moulds, and pathogens in a variety of food however there is low risk from ingesting this amount.

This product is sold in Pak'n Save, New World, Four Square, and Gilmours stores throughout the North Island and can be returned to these stores for a full refund.

Hi,

Albert from Sandringham

Nissan safari high top 1989, stolen from Bollard ave , between 4/5 am this morning Sunday 10th July out side number 11 Very Distinct vehicle lifted, 2.2 m high, brown, dark tinted windows large muddy tires, loud turbocharged., rego WX9544.
This is a treasured vehicle with much time and $ spent. … View moreNissan safari high top 1989, stolen from Bollard ave , between 4/5 am this morning Sunday 10th July out side number 11 Very Distinct vehicle lifted, 2.2 m high, brown, dark tinted windows large muddy tires, loud turbocharged., rego WX9544.
This is a treasured vehicle with much time and $ spent. Any information, if you see it please notice me.
Thanks Albert

Hi,

Albert from Sandringham

Nissan safari high top 1989, stolen from Bollard ave , between 4/5 am this morning Sunday 10th July out side number 11 Distinct vehicle lifted, 2.2 m high, brown, dark tinted windows large muddy tires, loud turbocharged., rego WX9544, much treasured vehicle, many hours and $. Any info, have you … View moreNissan safari high top 1989, stolen from Bollard ave , between 4/5 am this morning Sunday 10th July out side number 11 Distinct vehicle lifted, 2.2 m high, brown, dark tinted windows large muddy tires, loud turbocharged., rego WX9544, much treasured vehicle, many hours and $. Any info, have you seen it I’d like to know

Fridge Freezer for sale

Sandra from Hillsborough

Mitsubishi Connoisseur 375L Fridge Freezer (2 drawer style - Humidity and freezer). 7 years old. Great fridge. Has automatic non-plumbed icemaker. Only selling because of kitchen renovation and double fridge replacement.

Price: $400

free yucca cuttings

Mabel from Hillsborough

Just want to share cuttings from a Yucca that I just cut down. Yucca is good for landscaping and very easy to grow. Pick up from Hillsborough.

Free

NZQA approved Business programmes. Fees free!

Winston from Sandringham

Please check out the flyer below and pass it on. For further information, please contact Celia Toan on mob 027 293 6760 or via email at celia.toan@twoa.ac.nz

8+ Minute Hand Mask

Zhoufang from Sandringham

3 packs of 8+ Minute Hand Mask for $20

Pick up in Sandringham

Price: $20

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Driver illness and shortages means more bus replacements for trains across Auckland

Sapeer Mayron Reporter from Auckland Stuff

Kia ora Neighbours,

Buses will replace trains this weekend, but on a reduced schedule to account for drivers falling sick.

All Auckland Transport trains will be swapped out with buses this weekend (starting Friday at 9.30pm on the Western Line), as KiwiRail has essential maintenance to … View moreKia ora Neighbours,

Buses will replace trains this weekend, but on a reduced schedule to account for drivers falling sick.

All Auckland Transport trains will be swapped out with buses this weekend (starting Friday at 9.30pm on the Western Line), as KiwiRail has essential maintenance to complete.

Those replacement buses will be less frequent that normal on the Eastern, Southern and Western Lines "while driver shortage and high rates of driver sickness continue," AT says.

AT Group Manager Metro Services Darek Koper says he knows it's frustrating but drivers cannot be asked to work while ill.

“We all know friends or family members who are being knocked about at the moment by winter illnesses, whether it’s COVID-19, the flu, or a bad cold doing the rounds,” said Koper.

“We’re asking Aucklanders to be patient and understanding as we work with our operators to hire and train more drivers, but for the meantime we will unfortunately see more disruption to our services this winter.”

The best way to keep up with network changes is through the AT Mobile app or via the journey planner online.

Bath mat

Patricia from New Windsor

50 x 80cm

Price: $7

Queen size bed and mattress

Sathya from Mount Roskill

Very good condition..$180 negotiable

Price: $180

Do you love butterflies?

Jacqui from Blockhouse Bay

I love this photo from Elizabeth Amber's garden of a yellow admiral. You could have these beauties (and more) visiting your garden.

Here's some tips as well that I pulled from the last e-news from the MBNZT (Moths and Butterflies of NZ Trust).
The e-news is free and comes out every … View moreI love this photo from Elizabeth Amber's garden of a yellow admiral. You could have these beauties (and more) visiting your garden.

Here's some tips as well that I pulled from the last e-news from the MBNZT (Moths and Butterflies of NZ Trust).
The e-news is free and comes out every Friday, with tips and tricks to bring more beautiful butterflies to your garden in the season. www.mb.org.nz... .

We're lucky in Blockhouse Bay because our swan plants are not "annuals" - we can have plants that last for years and of course if you let them they will self-seed, providing you and your neighbours with more plants... more caterpillars, more butterflies. (If you can control the social wasps, that is.)

Feel free to share this message with others in your neighbourhood(s) - it would be great to have more people looking after our butterflies.

The MBNZT has a great “special offer” available now for new financial members: George Gibbs’ excellent book on “The Monarch Butterfly in New Zealand” as well as a colourful ID poster of New Zealand’s butterflies, both absolutely free. And they put the subscription to really good use… they’ve listed 19 ways (and I suspect there are more) on their website.

www.nzbutterflies.org.nz...

Both of these gifts are free right now when you show your support for the MBNZT, $35 per annum to receive the magazines digitally, or only $45 to receive them in the mail.