VINTAGE PAPER MACHE WINE BOTTLE COVERS
These two paper mache ‘shells’ were discovered in a secret cupboard when a house built in 1925 was being cleaned out. They had been there since before 1965 when my grandparents moved in. They are in good condition considering their age but have minor damage on top and near the base of the right hand one. They are a collector’s item - great for a winery with a memorabilia collection or for a private collector. A memory of a bygone age!
Can be sold separately.
Cash payment upon pick-up.
Ph. 0210507521
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Poll: Is it still rude to wear a hat inside?
Times have changed and perhaps so has our societal rules around taking off hats when indoors. What are your thoughts?
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73.9% Yes, take them off indoors
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24.9% No, it's not anymore
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1.2% Other - I'll share below
What do you make of these comments?
Hamilton councillor Andrew Bydder believes it’s ‘absolutely acceptable’ for his constituents to hurl profanity laden abuse at him in order to get him to do his job.
And he contended lowering debate among the city’s leaders around the council table to a similar prison-yard level could ‘improve governance’.
The comments come after an expletive laden submission Bydder sent to neighbouring Waipā District Council over constructing a third bridge in Cambridge.
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