Enderley, Hamilton

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas!

Do you have any festive tips your community needs to know about? Post them here!

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1628 days ago

Wine Bottle Cooler's

Debi from Hamilton East

Wine Bottle Cooler's...Great On The Dinner Table With Ice To Keep The Wine Cold Or Outside On The Patio Table Saving Having To Go In And Out To Pour That Glass Of Wine.
Prefer To Sell As A Set Of 2.
$10.00 Each

Price: $20

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1628 days ago

Retro Arcrylic Canvas Painting

Debi from Hamilton East

Modern/ Retro Canvas Painting...
Great In Your Lounge Or As A Gift.

Price: $60

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1628 days ago

Cosy Winter/ Summer Jacket

Debi from Hamilton East

Warm Cosy Winter Or Summer Jacket...
I wore It A Few Time With A Singlet Underneath And Beige Legging in The summer.
Size: XXL
Brand: Good Quality Stone River Wear.
Paid $79.00 In Australia

Price: $45

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1628 days ago

Glass Pyrex Dish

Debi from Hamilton East

Large Glass Pyrex Dish.
Greta As A Meat Or Vegetable Tray Taking Food To The BBQ Or Just As A Glass Baking Dish In The Oven...
Size: 440mm Long By 270mm Wide.

Price: $25

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1628 days ago

Glass Food storage Dishes

Debi from Hamilton East

Brand New Never Used Glass Storage Dishes With Steam Hole On The Top Of Lid.
Selling As A Set Of Two.
Microwave, Dishwasher, and Oven Safe Without The Lid.

Price: $20

1628 days ago

EarthDiverse Term 3 courses begin week of 2 August

todd from EarthDiverse

EarthDiverse is pleased to announce its Term 3 courses begining the week of Monday 2 August. Have a look at our website for the 31 different courses we're offering in Term 3 in a wide variety of subjects. For more information visit us at <earthdiverse.org.nz>.

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1628 days ago

*** GIVE AWAY *** felt toy kits cupcake & donts

Maki from Hamilton East

Would you like this for your child or as one of your school holiday activities with your child?
Or it would make a great gift for family and friends!

Here's your chance to win a felt cupcake and donut kit!

Please visit my Facebook page to enter!
www.facebook.com...

Free

1628 days ago

A heads up on restrictions for anyone planning to visit Waikato Hospital

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

Amid a spike in respiratory illnesses among children, Waikato Hospital has temporary visitor restrictions.

At the moment, kids can't visit, and only "key support people" are allowed on any ward.

Read more here. Do you know anyone affected by RSV?

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1629 days ago

Exterior plaster fix / handyman

Jagpreet from Huntington

Looking for someone who can do some minor repairs like this on outside plaster of our home.

Huntington Rototuna area

1629 days ago

Stallholders wanted

Aaron from Chartwell

Christmas Market Hamilton NZ

Registration now open

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1629 days ago

Paint a cute cane basket

The Team from

Bring some ordinary storage baskets to life using a few Resene testpots of Resene Nero, Resene Glamour Puss and Resene White and some leafy house plants!

Find out how to create your own.

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1630 days ago

Hamilton Auckland train service

Mano Neighbourly Lead from Silverdale

Te Huia train service from Hamilton to Auckland which has a capacity to carry 150 passengers is running with only 34 passengers. And now the cost of the ticket had gone up.

1636 days ago

Do you have any unusual or ancient collections?

The Team Reporter from Hamilton Press

Vance Smith has everything from mammoth tusks to dinosaur bones.

The Te Awamutu man estimates he's spent tens of thousands on his 500-piece collection over about three decades.

Read more here. What do you collect?

1629 days ago

Sustainable cleaner for harder jobs

Sarah from Hamilton East

Aghi-Rows is an environmentally friendly cleaner that is locally made for harder jobs that only uses home compostable, upcycled or reusable packaging. See the attached image for details or email mcleayclan@xtra.co.nz.

Price: $10

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1630 days ago

Eco-Bricks

Robert Anderson from Curtain Clean Hamilton

What is an Eco-brick?
An eco-brick is a plastic bottle packed with shredded, single-use, non-recyclable plastics, compressed to a required density to create a reusable building block. They are a sustainable way to reusenon-biodegradable plastic waste as they are regarded as a long-lasting and … View more
What is an Eco-brick?
An eco-brick is a plastic bottle packed with shredded, single-use, non-recyclable plastics, compressed to a required density to create a reusable building block. They are a sustainable way to reusenon-biodegradable plastic waste as they are regarded as a long-lasting and durable material.

Eco-bricks = a low energy solution to keeping plastic out of the ecosystem!

What is the purpose of an eco-brick?
Making an eco-brick can be a tedious and time-consuming project (but great to do whilst watching TV!) and the purpose of it is to make you responsible for your own plastic waste and encourage you to reduce your own consumption.

The aim is to help you cut down on what you’re buying and ultimately produce less waste whilst creating something beneficial for yourself or the community!

What goes into the eco-brick?
The most important thing about an eco-brick is that the contents are CLEAN and DRY before they get stuffed. The reason for this is to prevent any bacteria or mould forming inside, which will undo all your hard work as they will not be validated!

You can put inside an eco-brick:
Potato chip, biscuit, cake packets etc.
Stretchy plastic e.g., carrier bags, bread bags, clingfilm etc.
Pasta/rice packets
Packaging – bubble wrap/plastic envelopes
Styrofoam/polystyrene
Hard plastic – meat trays, flowerpots etc (however, hard plastics will need to be cut up into much smaller pieces than soft plastic to allow you to reach the weight requirements)

What can I make with an eco-brick?
The most common personal projects are footstools! They can be as small or as large as you want, you can be creative with the bottle bottom colours to make a cool pattern or cover them in some fabric to make a decorative piece around the house!

There are other smaller projects you can make, like doorstops for example! I am personally taking inspiration from this one found on Pinterest:

Ok, so how do I make one?
It is very simple! The picture below shows you how in 5 simple steps. The key is to just keep stuffing until you can’t any more! With time and patience, your brick will come to life.

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