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Hi who ever stole my THE TRAVEL BROKERS SANDWICH BOARD from out side my house please can you return it, I know you think it may have been a funny thing to do but I do need it back so do the right thing ok. thanks I actually thought I was living in an area that this sort of thing did not happen
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Lady Haul is all woman pick up and delivery service based in Flagstaff and servicing Hamilton and Waikato wide. We have a 10 Cubic metre truck with a 1 tonne tail lift so we're able to easily shift the heavy items. Sometimes, we may require help … View moreBought something online? Need it delivered?
Lady Haul is all woman pick up and delivery service based in Flagstaff and servicing Hamilton and Waikato wide. We have a 10 Cubic metre truck with a 1 tonne tail lift so we're able to easily shift the heavy items. Sometimes, we may require help loading items depending on weight and dimensions.
Hamilton city rates from $30 per item; Waikato from $60 subject to size.
Phone Angela 021 881 751
22 Garnett Ave Forest Lake.
Loads of babies and kids stuff including clothes, portacot, toys strollers.
Open at 10.00- 12 today
Saturday 4th March
Garnett Ave Forest Lake @ 10.00am
Our children have grown out of their clothes and toys and have decided to Sell them in the hopes of making some pocket money. Clothing from baby up to size 6, lots of girls and a few boys. Majority are Pumpkin Patch. Other bits and bobs as we … View moreSaturday 4th March
Garnett Ave Forest Lake @ 10.00am
Our children have grown out of their clothes and toys and have decided to Sell them in the hopes of making some pocket money. Clothing from baby up to size 6, lots of girls and a few boys. Majority are Pumpkin Patch. Other bits and bobs as we sort things out.Will be sign posted on the day. No earlier than 10 so they have time to set up. Thanks
Neighbours' Day Aotearoa is happening on 25 & 26 March. It's a great chance to involve your neighbours in your emergency plan - work out who can help you and who might need your help. www.happens.nz...
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Afternoon all,
New Zealand Investec Super Rugby Referees have had their eyes tested at Specsavers to ensure they have perfect vision for the matches ahead.
To celebrate the launch of the 2017 season and to help everyone keep their eyes on the ball our we're giving you that chance to win … View moreAfternoon all,
New Zealand Investec Super Rugby Referees have had their eyes tested at Specsavers to ensure they have perfect vision for the matches ahead.
To celebrate the launch of the 2017 season and to help everyone keep their eyes on the ball our we're giving you that chance to win a double pass to the Chiefs vs Blues game at FMG Stadium in Hamilton on Friday March 3.
The winner will also get a voucher for two pairs of designer frames from Specsavers, and one Investec Super Rugby jersey.
To be in to win, comment below with your email address or, if you'd prefer, email news@waikatotimes.co.nz with the subject line 'Competition'.
Now $350 Ono for quick sale. Used only twice. I have downsized to smaller model. Get in fast before the new grass growth really starts.
Morning neighbours,
Phil Evan's anti-cat tactics are proving to be a divisive topic with people voicing strong opinions on both sides of the debate.
Evans has taken to trapping cats in his backyard, soaking them then shooting them off his property with a hose jet so they don't … View moreMorning neighbours,
Phil Evan's anti-cat tactics are proving to be a divisive topic with people voicing strong opinions on both sides of the debate.
Evans has taken to trapping cats in his backyard, soaking them then shooting them off his property with a hose jet so they don't return.
What's your take on other people's cats roaming through backyards? Is Evans justified in protecting his property? And do you think something needs to be done at council level to address the issue?
NOTE: Please refrain from personal attacks in comments - play the ball and not the man. Also put NFP in your comment if you do not want it to be reported in the Times.
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