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I just witnessed a cat being hit by a car. The driver stopped and I helped him locate the cat as it had scuttled into the STAC playground. We put it in his car and he said he was going to take it to the vet. The cat was alert but had possibly broken its back. It’s a beautiful black cat with … View moreI just witnessed a cat being hit by a car. The driver stopped and I helped him locate the cat as it had scuttled into the STAC playground. We put it in his car and he said he was going to take it to the vet. The cat was alert but had possibly broken its back. It’s a beautiful black cat with green eyes. Sorry if it’s yours.
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Employees of the Addington railway workshops pedal homeward on a cold July evening in
1946.
The workshops stood at what is now Tower Junction. They built, maintained and repaired railway stock and were a major employer in Christchurch.
The Christchurch terrain suited cycling and the city was … View moreEmployees of the Addington railway workshops pedal homeward on a cold July evening in
1946.
The workshops stood at what is now Tower Junction. They built, maintained and repaired railway stock and were a major employer in Christchurch.
The Christchurch terrain suited cycling and the city was known for its bikes. Few workers owned cars, so bikes and trams dominated city streets after the 5pm knock-off time.
The 40-hour week and eight-hour working day, introduced 10 years earlier but in general practice only from 1946, contributed to the 5 o'clock rush.
These NEW runners are for repairing your CD cabinet or for making a new one.They are for replacing broken ones or for making a new cabinet.. Pick up is in Redwood. Private message me please.
Great for stapling many pages together. Cost new is up to $90.
Would be great for an office or a student. Private message me if interested.
Pickup from a smoke free Redwood home.
This is very nice indeed. It is framed behind glass.Not to big so would look great on a wall. Pick up is from a smoke free Redwood home.
This is new as far as I know, still in original box.Private message me if interested. . From a deceased estate..
Pick up in Redwood.
A vintage print can make a great welcome sign for your home entrance way by simply adding some hand painted letters in your choice of Resene colours!
Find out how to create your own.
"Dance with your heart!" Shake and shimmy with us every Saturday morning, 9am at Marshland School! No dance experience required, anyone can do it - whether you're a man or a woman, young or older, all are welcome! It costs just a gold coin for your first class!
Hi. I am looking for a working freezer or fridge freezer. Doesn't have to look pretty as it is going in a garage. Willing to pay $50.00.
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Hi Canterbury,
How's your community doing after the floods? Are you satisfied with the emergency response?
It's been over a week since 400% of the monthly average rainfall caused flooding in Canterbury, with multiple districts plunged into a state of emergency.
River engineers … View moreHi Canterbury,
How's your community doing after the floods? Are you satisfied with the emergency response?
It's been over a week since 400% of the monthly average rainfall caused flooding in Canterbury, with multiple districts plunged into a state of emergency.
River engineers are working across the region, with sites being strengthened by machinery. Environment Canterbury Rivers manager, Leigh Griffiths, says that teams are continuing to monitor rainfall and river levels across the region.
"We're working closely with Civil Defence and the MetService to monitor the situation and will be posting rainfall and river flow updates on our website as the situation develops. We suggest that people avoid rivers and check the road conditions before travelling," he said.
The weather event triggered a state of emergency, hundreds of evacuations, and closed roads and bridges throughout the region. The red heavy rain warning was issued on Saturday night, the second since the warning's inception.
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