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Silky Oak are looking for a friendly reliable person to join the team. Hours do include a weekend day.
Hi. We at Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank are looking for more volunteers, family histories, very old Hawke's Bay photos and so on. Oh - also any funding for the KB would be appreciated greatly. We scan and preserve HB history on line (see knowledgebank.org.nz to see what we do). There's … View moreHi. We at Hawke's Bay Knowledge Bank are looking for more volunteers, family histories, very old Hawke's Bay photos and so on. Oh - also any funding for the KB would be appreciated greatly. We scan and preserve HB history on line (see knowledgebank.org.nz to see what we do). There's lots of options for volunteers including doing work at home - work at Stoneycroft House the home of KB - scanning, typing, assessing, etc etc.We welcome visitors to Stoneycroft to see the place working - we're friendly and love the work - hours are your own to suit - 1 or more a week or a month - your choice - and you'll be helping preserve the history and the memories of the people of Hawke's Bay for the future. If you're interested please look up the website and contact us. Thanks
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Have you always wanted to try stand up comedy? Now is the time! Seize the day!
Open Mic Comedy Night is on tomorrow night at Common Room, Hastings. Why don’t you come along and give it a go? You can get up and tell a joke or do a five minute set.
It starts at 8pm, get there at 7:30pm if you … View moreHave you always wanted to try stand up comedy? Now is the time! Seize the day!
Open Mic Comedy Night is on tomorrow night at Common Room, Hastings. Why don’t you come along and give it a go? You can get up and tell a joke or do a five minute set.
It starts at 8pm, get there at 7:30pm if you want to do a set.
Free entry. R18.
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Old L C Smith typewriter (needs some TLC) - pretty old and probably good for a display at a museum or memorabilia/history outlet. Had it for years and rather it went to a good home than just be dumped - so here for pick up for anybody interested
Removed from wall following renovation - in wall medicine cabinet in pretty good condition - 64W x 62H x 13D - free to pick up
Have a window (non-opening) with aluminium frame - free to a good home Size 119 x 123 - good condition
Does anyone know anything about old cameras I have some old ones here and looking for a battery charger for one of them it takes little cds
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One of our amazing volunteer drivers has sadly retired. So we're reaching out to our lovely community to see if anyone is keen to help us out 2 or 3 Friday mornings a month. You'd need to be wonderfully patient.. we are Age Concern after all.. be able to drive a manual Ford Transit van, … View moreOne of our amazing volunteer drivers has sadly retired. So we're reaching out to our lovely community to see if anyone is keen to help us out 2 or 3 Friday mornings a month. You'd need to be wonderfully patient.. we are Age Concern after all.. be able to drive a manual Ford Transit van, pass a police check and have a great sense of humour.
The hours are pretty cool too, from around 9am to 12pm at the very latest. And if you were keen on helping out driving for some of our outings, then that's a bonus.
If you'd like to have a chat about this, either send a message via Neighbourly or email me on info@ageconcernhb.org.nz or call Carol on 8776488.
If you are a book-worm, make sure you drop in at Columba Books, our second hand bookshop in the church centre. We have hundreds of books in stock with the vast majority priced at $3. Most of these are in beautiful condition so there's great scope for picking up some really good quality books … View moreIf you are a book-worm, make sure you drop in at Columba Books, our second hand bookshop in the church centre. We have hundreds of books in stock with the vast majority priced at $3. Most of these are in beautiful condition so there's great scope for picking up some really good quality books at a fraction of their original cost.
Would you accept the challenge for $1000?
One Auckland daredevil took on a challenge to drive a Lime e-scooter directly into the harbour. With $1000 on the table, he gladly accepted the bet. The video posted to social media shows the shirtless stuntman powering down a wharf and steering straight … View moreWould you accept the challenge for $1000?
One Auckland daredevil took on a challenge to drive a Lime e-scooter directly into the harbour. With $1000 on the table, he gladly accepted the bet. The video posted to social media shows the shirtless stuntman powering down a wharf and steering straight off the edge, plunging into the water metres below.
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I am wanting to buy 1 GMA ticket for Elton John Saturday Night Concert at the Mission please.
Huge thanks to Coleen Davey and Linda Walsh who organised today's 26th Annual Memorial Service for New Zealand Murder Victims.
Today's Ceremony was held at Albert Square, Hastings.
It was sobering to listen to the Roll Of Honour read allowed, to hear the names, ages and years that… View moreHuge thanks to Coleen Davey and Linda Walsh who organised today's 26th Annual Memorial Service for New Zealand Murder Victims.
Today's Ceremony was held at Albert Square, Hastings.
It was sobering to listen to the Roll Of Honour read allowed, to hear the names, ages and years that people had died at the hand of another person. To see the photos of children who never grew up to see their future and not live out the hopes and dreams of what could have been, was heartbreaking.
It was my privilege and honour to help lead today's service and to meet the family members who came to give tribute and honour their person. However, when I looked in their eyes and greeted them with a handshake, I felt sadness and grief. To hear an older man talk of his son who was killed when he was 50 years old and to realise that as parents our babies are always our babies no matter how old they are and to have someone take a child away is beyond all understanding. To watch a grown woman cry because her father was killed 20 years ago - she looks so young, how old could she have been?
When I grew up in Napier in the '70s and '80s, I remember what happened to our community as we grieved the loss of those who were slain as victims of kidnapping and homicide.
Later in the early '90s, I lived in Dunedin, and again, I recall my friends who were taken at the hand of another person.
I cannot begin to imagine how life has been for the survivors of homicide victims, but without a doubt, I can say "I am so very sorry, and my deepest love is with surviving family and friends."
Thanks for listening, Neighbours and Friends. Also, thanks to Mayor Sandra Hazelhurst for attending today and joining with others in their open speeches of unity. Coleen Davey and Linda Walsh and Linda's mum Joanne are wonderful volunteers to organise the event for today and bring us together. Thank you.
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