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Looking forward to a great day. Around 60 stalls confirmed with lots of new and exciting stuff. Some awesome prizes have been donated for our scarecrow making competition and colouring competition. Delia will be there with a great range of palms etc also selling goldfish where you get to catch … View moreLooking forward to a great day. Around 60 stalls confirmed with lots of new and exciting stuff. Some awesome prizes have been donated for our scarecrow making competition and colouring competition. Delia will be there with a great range of palms etc also selling goldfish where you get to catch your own fish. Flexidiet will be sampling their amazing pre cooked gourmet meals and heaps more new and exciting stalls. Eftco will be proving eftpos Any queries pls contact us on tkcountrymarket@gmail.com or 021 735 582.
Authorities have launched a campaign to educate the public about the harm giving money to beggars can do.
The focus instead is on other ways to get them help.
What do you think of the campaign?
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spot the painter and if you guess where I am then there is a free hours of training or advise for your painting project in it for you,
Hey all I have 5x 10 trays of eggs available. $4.00 each.
Also if anyone has any spare egg cartons would be happy to take off your hands :)
Need or Want your new Kitchen Before Xmas.......
We can still fit a few more in...
Call us and have a chat about your requirements.
Ph: 07 849 - 6710 see our website www.ezi...
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Te Kowhai Country Market: Perfectly timed for Christmas gifts!
The first Te Kowhai Country Market of this year is on 29 October 2016. 9.00 am – 1.00 pm, at Te Kowhai Memorial Hall, Horotiu Road, Te Kowhai, RD 8, Hamilton.
We … View morePRESS RELEASE
Te Kowhai Country Market: Perfectly timed for Christmas gifts!
The first Te Kowhai Country Market of this year is on 29 October 2016. 9.00 am – 1.00 pm, at Te Kowhai Memorial Hall, Horotiu Road, Te Kowhai, RD 8, Hamilton.
We are delighted to announce that we have over 50 stalls confirmed for this growing event, all local, including a number of food stalls, and live musical entertainment.
Kids: our theme this year is Halloween. We have a scarecrow competition and colouring contests for all ages. Download your colouring entry from our Facebook page, or email us at: tkcountrymarket@gmail.com to find out more. Return your completed entry to us for judging on the day. Great prizes to be won.
Please join us for a golden opportunity to stock up on locally made Christmas gifts and to relax in our pretty village only 10 km north west of Hamilton.
For more information, contact Susannah Salter on 021 0848 1652 or Sharee Discombe on 022 127 6570
Bedroom suite for sale...Brand new...1 only....made in Hamilton in Fijian Kauri.. consists of K Frame/ 2 x bedsides / 1 x tallboy and 1 x 9dr lowboy.
Can be viewed at our factory in Te Rapa..
$5000.00 can Layby if interested
This is a Prototype that we … View moreBedroom suite for sale...Brand new...1 only....made in Hamilton in Fijian Kauri.. consists of K Frame/ 2 x bedsides / 1 x tallboy and 1 x 9dr lowboy.
Can be viewed at our factory in Te Rapa..
$5000.00 can Layby if interested
This is a Prototype that we manufactured....ph 027 …View more
Wintec students in Hamilton are keen to hear more details on Labour's student loan policy. Any neighbours still paying off student debt?
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It's happening rain or shine every Thursday at Willowbrook Park (the Village Green) till December 22nd for this year (will start again mid January 2017)
5:30pm - Kids are welcome
6-7pm - Just the adults
The Council has just published its Annual Report and Summary online after adopting the Annual Report on 3 October, shortly before the local body elections.
We’ve set rates and debt levels that balance affordability with the need to provide for our growing community.
Average rates are within… View moreThe Council has just published its Annual Report and Summary online after adopting the Annual Report on 3 October, shortly before the local body elections.
We’ve set rates and debt levels that balance affordability with the need to provide for our growing community.
Average rates are within Government affordability measures at $2,596 per rateable property, and average debt per rateable property is $2,012.
This is 65 per cent below our current debt servicing limit and leaves a generous capacity for funding services and facilities needed to meet future growth.
A rising number of building consents for new dwellings show Waikato is currently the third-fastest growing district in the country after Selwyn (in Canterbury) and Queenstown, and the Council is seeking new ways to maintain and build the infrastructure the district needs to support an expected population of more than 26 per cent over the next 15 years (from about 69,900 this year to 88,200 in 2031).
The Council’s new roading ‘Alliance’ with Downer NZ is improving efficiencies and customer responsiveness to meet the district’s roading and footpath maintenance needs, ahead of the development of the new Waikato Expressway that – when completed - will mean nearly 100 kilometres of ex-State Highway will be added to the local roading network.
A draft agreement to form a water and waste-water Council-controlled organisation (CCO) with Hamilton City and Waipa District Councils is expected to provide financial savings and other benefits.
We’ve attracted new local businesses and employment to support economically sustainable growth. We’ve introduced new refuse and recycling systems to minimise landfill waste, and we’ve identified significant natural areas and habitats to protect our environment.
We’re working hard to ensure we build our communities as our townships grow,.
We’ve undertaken initiatives to bring people together, from Youth Awards to ‘placemaking’ projects that will help revitalise the public spaces in our towns. We also committed more than $1.2m in grants to nearly 200 community groups throughout the district to enable our communities to come together to meet some of their own needs.
In this week's Pulse of the Neighbourhood Survey we're asking about the schools near you. Would you be happy to send your kids to your local - or would you rather send them somewhere else? Vote below!
So, you picked a builder…Yay! But...then you find out they’ve got a dodgy track record. OH NO!
Avoid ‘OH NO’ moments...by heading along to a free New Home Builders Info Session with us - your local Jennian team!.
We'll be happy to help you learn more about the hidden costs of … View moreSo, you picked a builder…Yay! But...then you find out they’ve got a dodgy track record. OH NO!
Avoid ‘OH NO’ moments...by heading along to a free New Home Builders Info Session with us - your local Jennian team!.
We'll be happy to help you learn more about the hidden costs of building and how to avoid surprises by designing a home, customised for you, to work within your true budget. Find out more.
Hi there neighbourly neighbours...we are thinking about getting chickens and wondering whether any one might have a spare chicken coupe lying around they no longer want and would like to free up the space on their property...the larger the better :-) If you can help our number is 021426885...thanks… View moreHi there neighbourly neighbours...we are thinking about getting chickens and wondering whether any one might have a spare chicken coupe lying around they no longer want and would like to free up the space on their property...the larger the better :-) If you can help our number is 021426885...thanks in advance, cheers Paul
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