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Megan from Horsham Downs
We have upgraded our classroom furniture and now have several school desks and chairs for sale.
$5 per desk, $7 for a desk and a chair.
Be quick, sold on a first in first served basis.
School office hours are 8.30am - 3pm, or by appointment.
Kind Regards,
Horotiu School
Horotiu Bridge … View moreWe have upgraded our classroom furniture and now have several school desks and chairs for sale.
$5 per desk, $7 for a desk and a chair.
Be quick, sold on a first in first served basis.
School office hours are 8.30am - 3pm, or by appointment.
Kind Regards,
Horotiu School
Horotiu Bridge Rd
Price: $5
Kelley Tantau Reporter from Hamilton Press
Hi neighbours! Out of more than 400 votes on our changing a tyre poll, 59 per cent of you said you can confidently change a tyre on your car. For the 13 per cent who couldn't (like me) or for those who need a refresher, check out out latest reporter challenge by clicking the link below!
Reporter Hamilton Press
I have a confession - before last week I did not know how to change a car tyre. Turns out, a lot of females in my office also do not know how. We can't be alone here - who is confident in changing their car tyres if ever in a sticky situation (no cell service, no passers-by etc). Honest … View moreI have a confession - before last week I did not know how to change a car tyre. Turns out, a lot of females in my office also do not know how. We can't be alone here - who is confident in changing their car tyres if ever in a sticky situation (no cell service, no passers-by etc). Honest answers!
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Kelley Tantau Reporter from Hamilton Press
The Waikato District Health Board, backed by the police, have renewed their support for a one-way door policy governing Hamilton's restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs.
But it could take more than six months before Hamilton City Council can revisit the idea. What are your thoughts? Should … View moreThe Waikato District Health Board, backed by the police, have renewed their support for a one-way door policy governing Hamilton's restaurants, bars, pubs and clubs.
But it could take more than six months before Hamilton City Council can revisit the idea. What are your thoughts? Should Hamilton have a 1am exit-only policy? Vote in our poll and comment below.
*Please write NFP if you do not want your comments printed*
Read the full story at: www.stuff.co.nz...
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SuperValue Supermarkets are helping the Willowbank Kiwi Breeding programme to set up a new crèche for little kiwis as part of the Operation Nest Egg. SuperValue and FreshChoice have donated $5,000 to help give a head start to building the new kiwi pens. You can help too by donating at your local … View moreSuperValue Supermarkets are helping the Willowbank Kiwi Breeding programme to set up a new crèche for little kiwis as part of the Operation Nest Egg. SuperValue and FreshChoice have donated $5,000 to help give a head start to building the new kiwi pens. You can help too by donating at your local SuperValue supermarket from the 20th March until the 23rd April 2017! Learn more
This is your chance to show your community a little love - and to WIN great prizes. Once again, The Warehouse and Neighbourly are encouraging neighbours to get more involved in their neighbourhood by creating a Great Community Clean Up event. It doesn't need to be anything big; picking up a … View moreThis is your chance to show your community a little love - and to WIN great prizes. Once again, The Warehouse and Neighbourly are encouraging neighbours to get more involved in their neighbourhood by creating a Great Community Clean Up event. It doesn't need to be anything big; picking up a little litter in your street, tidying up your favourite park, or removing bits and bobs from a nearby beach are all great events! Official 2017 Great Community Clean Up Events take place between 27 April and 3 May. Register your event now and be in to WIN! Learn more
Sharee from Te Kowhai
Heya I am looking for some advice on fundraising. I have a close friend whose 3 month old son has been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis and a heart murmur. She needs to raise 20k to buy him a vest that will help him in the long term. Do you know anyone that could help us achieve this goal?
Thanks … View moreHeya I am looking for some advice on fundraising. I have a close friend whose 3 month old son has been diagnosed with cystic fibrosis and a heart murmur. She needs to raise 20k to buy him a vest that will help him in the long term. Do you know anyone that could help us achieve this goal?
Thanks for your time.
Nikole from Te Kowhai
We offer dog walking and at home pet sitting services to the hamilton/ waikato area. Contact us at dogsdayout.ham@gmail.com for further information!.
Noel Smith from Noel Smith Councillor - Newcastle Ward
Waikato District Council is looking for young people with an interest in their community to take a lead in bringing ideas for youth projects and events to their local community boards and committees.
The Council has received $10,000 funding from the Ministry of Social Development to support the … View moreWaikato District Council is looking for young people with an interest in their community to take a lead in bringing ideas for youth projects and events to their local community boards and committees.
The Council has received $10,000 funding from the Ministry of Social Development to support the establishment of volunteer ‘youth action groups’ with representatives on local community boards and committees in Ngaruawahia, Huntly, Te Kauwhata, Tuakau, Onewhero, Raglan and Tamahere.
Groups established within the community could be supported with a budget of up to $1,000 each to design, develop and run community based youth projects between now and the end of June.
If you would like to join a youth action group in your area, contact Shannon Kelly on 027 405 6450.
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