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Here is a selection of Aotearoa – New Zealand Māori place names. While it's not extensive, can you spot the name of the town closest to you?
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These completely FREE information evenings are designed to ensure your new build experience is filled with plenty of 'OH YES' moments. No matter your budget or levels of … View moreThinking about building or curious about how best to do it? Join a Jennian New Home Builders Information Session.
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Our second mihi comes from reporter Monique Steele. How are you going at using te reo Māori this week?
Look out for Emma Dangerfield tomorrow!
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Am trying help young couple expecting first baby 10 weeks. Mother had to give up work early as so sick and father was out of work but just got a job. Have managed get bassinet and high chair but need nearly everything else. Does anyone please have cot mobile, bouncinette, clothes ect either to … View moreAm trying help young couple expecting first baby 10 weeks. Mother had to give up work early as so sick and father was out of work but just got a job. Have managed get bassinet and high chair but need nearly everything else. Does anyone please have cot mobile, bouncinette, clothes ect either to buy or free. Dont have a lot but can pay reasonable prices. Are expecting a boy. This young couple always helping others. Mow lawns for free for disabled people and do there gardens.Please message if can help. The stress of worrying not helping mothers help. And forgot to put cot please. Thank you
We would like to celebrate Maori Language Week by learning one new saying each day through out the week. Here's day two:
Tēnā koutou e hoa mā! As part of out wiki o te reo Māori coverage we're presenting a daily video mihi featuring one of our team members. This allows you, our readers, to get to know us more and judge our reo skills. No pressure ae? ? Our first mihi is from Matthew Salmons, enjoy.
(sorry … View moreTēnā koutou e hoa mā! As part of out wiki o te reo Māori coverage we're presenting a daily video mihi featuring one of our team members. This allows you, our readers, to get to know us more and judge our reo skills. No pressure ae? ? Our first mihi is from Matthew Salmons, enjoy.
(sorry for the delay - we had some technical issues in getting the video to Neighbourly)
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As new on exterior. Under base inside a few spots from condensation, slight corrosion. Used approx 3 times. Breadmaker only as just noticed mix has expired but welcome to it. Yeast is fine.
We would like to celebrate Maori Language Week by learning one new saying each day through out the week. Here's day one:
Our next community lunch is coming up on Tuesday 19th September from 11:30am until 1pm, at Beulah Church, 140 Springfield Rd, St Albans. We will be serving up a 2 course lunch meal once again, all for a gold coin donation.
Our thanks to St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op, NZ City Harvest and … View moreOur next community lunch is coming up on Tuesday 19th September from 11:30am until 1pm, at Beulah Church, 140 Springfield Rd, St Albans. We will be serving up a 2 course lunch meal once again, all for a gold coin donation.
Our thanks to St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op, NZ City Harvest and Beulah Church for supporting us, as we connect with our community over this meal.
Community Lunch I 19th September 11:30am I Beulah Church 140 Springfield Rd St Albans I Gold Coin Donation
See you all there!
Hi, anyone know where can I get/ buy used 20L round bucket.
Need around 15-20.
Thanks
We've recently moved into the are and have downsized our house. We're having to sell our beautiful dining suite as it doesn't fit in our new house.
Very solid, (rimu?) heavy pedestal style table and 6 chairs.
The odd Knick/scratch but still in beautiful order.
Very functional … View moreWe've recently moved into the are and have downsized our house. We're having to sell our beautiful dining suite as it doesn't fit in our new house.
Very solid, (rimu?) heavy pedestal style table and 6 chairs.
The odd Knick/scratch but still in beautiful order.
Very functional as you can squeeze in up to 10 people around this table without anyone having to straddle a table leg!
The chairs are not leather but more likely to be a vinyl of some sort. Also with the odd Knick/scratch but still look great.
Table measures 180cm x 100cm
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Measures 700mm long, 460mm wide, 560mm high. Used once
Airline regulations require travel crates
• to have screw and nut securing the sides (not clips)
• airflow for the pets comfort.
• Secure door (this crates door is quite tightly fitted).
Airline regulations require the pet … View moreMeasures 700mm long, 460mm wide, 560mm high. Used once
Airline regulations require travel crates
• to have screw and nut securing the sides (not clips)
• airflow for the pets comfort.
• Secure door (this crates door is quite tightly fitted).
Airline regulations require the pet to:
• Must be able to stand in the crate
• Turn around
You must measure your pet to ensure they are not too tall and too broad.
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