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Thank you to all for purchasing raffle tickets and supporting the Feilding & Districts Art Society Inc. Raffle was drawn under Police Supervision.
RESULTS:
1st prize : No. 2248 S Henderson
2nd prize: No. 49 Bev Terry
3rd prize : No. 1415 David Young
4th prize : No. 80 … View moreThank you to all for purchasing raffle tickets and supporting the Feilding & Districts Art Society Inc. Raffle was drawn under Police Supervision.
RESULTS:
1st prize : No. 2248 S Henderson
2nd prize: No. 49 Bev Terry
3rd prize : No. 1415 David Young
4th prize : No. 80 Barb Funnel
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Beginners on the 11 August from 10.30am to 2.00pm (1/2 hour lunch break). Bring your own materials. Get your list of materials needed from the Feilding Art Centre when you book. Payment is required when you register.
8 September, second follow-on class - … View moreCHARCOAL DRAWING WORKSHOPS
Beginners on the 11 August from 10.30am to 2.00pm (1/2 hour lunch break). Bring your own materials. Get your list of materials needed from the Feilding Art Centre when you book. Payment is required when you register.
8 September, second follow-on class - beginners also welcome.
10.30am to 2.00pm (1/2 hour lunch break). Bring your own materials. Get your list of materials needed from the Feilding Art Centre when you book. Payment is required when you register.
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A flock of Welsh Harlequin Ducks up for grabs. 2 Drakes 10 Females. 2 Mothers which would be 2 to 3 years old and the rest were hatched last Spring. Selling as we have a big holiday coming up.
These ducks will lay an egg EVERY day and have by far out performed our chickens.
Price is … View moreA flock of Welsh Harlequin Ducks up for grabs. 2 Drakes 10 Females. 2 Mothers which would be 2 to 3 years old and the rest were hatched last Spring. Selling as we have a big holiday coming up.
These ducks will lay an egg EVERY day and have by far out performed our chickens.
Price is negotiable and includes all 12 animals. Could potentially sell half the flock but give me a text on 0221861239 to discus. No calls please.
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A man was shocked to find $20,000 worth of boating gear stolen during the Central Districts Field Days.
Brock Terry, who manages Taupo boating business Trev Terry Marine, was at the annual event displaying some of the company's boats when they were stripped of depth sounder and GPS units.
… View moreA man was shocked to find $20,000 worth of boating gear stolen during the Central Districts Field Days.
Brock Terry, who manages Taupo boating business Trev Terry Marine, was at the annual event displaying some of the company's boats when they were stripped of depth sounder and GPS units.
"They have taken four boats' worth of gear and fully stripped the boats so it has been someone who knows what they are doing," he said.
He said he is offering a $2000 reward for anyone with information leading to the return of the stolen electronics.
"It happened before lunchtime on Monday, March 17, as we had a boat picked up then by a trucking company and it was gone before they got there," he said. "It has been reported to police but we haven't heard anything since so get in touch with us or police if you know anything because there is a reward for getting the stuff back to us."
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