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This isn't a Hamilton story, but it's a tale of love between a man and his dog. Waikato man Derrick Marshall took his Boxer dog, Honey, on a road trip to the top of the North Island in January.
Honey had received a terminal cancer diagnosis, and Marshall wanted to do everything he could … View moreThis isn't a Hamilton story, but it's a tale of love between a man and his dog. Waikato man Derrick Marshall took his Boxer dog, Honey, on a road trip to the top of the North Island in January.
Honey had received a terminal cancer diagnosis, and Marshall wanted to do everything he could for her in the time she had left. Less than two months later, Honey had to be put down.
"Every day I think, did I do enough?" Marshall said. "But I did give her a good life. I took her everywhere and gave her everything."
Read more about the pair here. There's also an earlier story - about their South Island road trip - here.
We have had a change of date for our Easter Craft, Bric a brac, car boot sale market. Now to be held on 27th April from 10am. We have teamed up with First Credit Union so that means heaps of goodies and activities for the kids.
anyone know of a cornet player who is free on 6 April in the afternoon to play 2 pieces
Held at The Western Community Centre in Nawton, Hamilton New Zealand the Annual Christmas Craft Extravaganza has more than 100 stalls with a wide range of quality and great selection of items to buy.
Bring along plenty of cash as this event is the great place to come and do your Christmas … View moreHeld at The Western Community Centre in Nawton, Hamilton New Zealand the Annual Christmas Craft Extravaganza has more than 100 stalls with a wide range of quality and great selection of items to buy.
Bring along plenty of cash as this event is the great place to come and do your Christmas Shopping, buy and support artisans and crafters who spend many hours of sweat, tears, frustrations, trials in putting together their wonderful products.
The event has a wide range of arts and crafts, clothing items, children’s and babies items, homemade baking – sweets, treats, jams, pickles, sauces and more, maori rongoa and health products, maori crafts, food and coffee kart, entertainment, children’s activities and much more.
This event has a real community spirit with proceeds from stall registrations going to the local community centre.
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No imported or commerical wholesale items. Registrations open from 1st July 2019.
If the weather is not nice on the 30th Nov this will be had on 7th Dec which is our raindate.
Approximately 5cube of pine firewood rings
$300
Can deliver FREE to Ngaruawahia, Huntly, Te Kowhai
$10 delivery to Hamilton
The Waikato Premier Club Rugby competition kicked off last weekend with 10 teams in action. All clu…
This Sunday we are doing Pikelets at the Pirongia Markets on Crozier Street from 9 to 2pm and other Easter treats. Sponsor a post too is still ongoing.
We have $7000 to raise in a couple of weeks (before construction starts).
Please come along to support this great local project.
Over the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the … View moreOver the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the amazing opportunity to explore Vietnam and help kids across Aotearoa at the same time. "We can all learn to believe what we have inside is greater than the things that stand in front of us, but we need to teach our kids this, we are not necessarily born thinking that way."
To find out more about Dee and how you can support her in this worthy cause visit dinglefoundation.org.nz...
This isn't a Hamilton story, but it's a tale of love between a man and his dog. Waikato man Derrick Marshall took his Boxer dog, Honey, on a road trip to the top of the North Island in January.
Honey had received a terminal cancer diagnosis, and Marshall wanted to do everything he could … View moreThis isn't a Hamilton story, but it's a tale of love between a man and his dog. Waikato man Derrick Marshall took his Boxer dog, Honey, on a road trip to the top of the North Island in January.
Honey had received a terminal cancer diagnosis, and Marshall wanted to do everything he could for her in the time she had left. Less than two months later, Honey had to be put down.
"Every day I think, did I do enough?" Marshall said. "But I did give her a good life. I took her everywhere and gave her everything."
Read more about the pair here. There's also an earlier story - about their South Island road trip - here.
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And if you catch any cool photos of the trees as they shed their summer … View moreDo you have something to say? Something to share? Anything happening in your neighbourhood or home that you'd like to talk about?
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Local news for local stories. Te Kowhai News is keen to hear from you.
And if you catch any cool photos of the trees as they shed their summer clothes, we'd love those too.
Send it in to tekowhainews@gmail.com or give us a shout.
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Wooden framed queen bed and mattress,little chew marks on leg when puppy got in room ,mattress is in good condition very comfortable,only selling because we bought a bigger bed .sorry no pictures as dismantled and husband deleted pictures by mistake.
Hey Neighbours, we are seeking a funded wheelchair friendly van with hoist to transport our members and local community. Does anyone have any ideas of how we could achieve that?
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