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Still in great condition.
Any offers.
The dimensions are 138.8cm H x 58.6cm W x 54cm L.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest
Ideal for breakfast can be used for other food.
Any offers
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest.
Has two shelves. Still in great condition
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The dimensions are 180cm H x 60.1cm L x 39.9cm W.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning otherwise it is going to the dump.
Really comfortable couch in great condition.
The dimensions are 72.5cm H x 163cm L x 94cm W.
Any offers.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest.
Still in excellent condition.
Any offers.
The dimensions are 23.9cm H x 44cm L.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest otherwise it is going to the dump.
They are in good condition apart from a few marks.
Any offers.
The dimensions are 90.5cm H x 92cm L x 40.9cm W.
Need them gone by tomorrow morning at the latest or they will go to the dump.
Bit of wear and tear. Really comfy chairs to sit on.
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Need all four of them gone by tomorrow morning at the latest otherwise they are going to the dump.
This little table has been used for my fish tank and is still in great condition.
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The dimensions are 37.1cm L x 43cm W x 38cm H.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest.
Great condition. Used it for my fish tank and then indoor plants.
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The dimensions are 75cm H x 100.2cm L x 40.6cm W.
Need it gone by tomorrow morning at the latest otherwise it is going to the dump.
What can we do to stop people dumping rubbish?
Greater Wellington says Builders waste, white ware, electrical, garage tyres, cars and general waste are piling up beside Hutt River/Te Awa Kairangi, leaving an ugly and costly mess to clean up.
Tell us what you think and remember if you do not want … View moreWhat can we do to stop people dumping rubbish?
Greater Wellington says Builders waste, white ware, electrical, garage tyres, cars and general waste are piling up beside Hutt River/Te Awa Kairangi, leaving an ugly and costly mess to clean up.
Tell us what you think and remember if you do not want your comments used by Stuff please put NFP.
Any offers.
It is in excellent condition. Need it gone by tomorrow morning otherwise it is going to the dump.
The dimensions are 75cm H x 145cm W x 45cm D.
Any offers just need it gone by tomorrow morning.
The dimensions are 170cm H x 39cm D x 120cm W.
The Government is proposing reforms to three water services| in New Zealand. Although this is a Government process and we have limited influence over the outcome, we’re interested to hear directly from you to better understand the views of Lower Hutt about the Government’s proposals.
Head to… View moreThe Government is proposing reforms to three water services| in New Zealand. Although this is a Government process and we have limited influence over the outcome, we’re interested to hear directly from you to better understand the views of Lower Hutt about the Government’s proposals.
Head to hutt.city/threewaters to learn more about what the proposed reforms mean for Lower Hutt, and to complete a short survey before 13 April. We’ll use insights from this survey to inform our submission to Parliament when the reform legislation is introduced. You can also make your own submission – we’ll provide more information about this process closer to the time.
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Glass recycling day in Belmont and yet again I can stare incredulously at the cracks in my recycling crate. A crate that proudly displays the message, “ROTOFORM Ready Made Ready Now when quite clearly it is cracked and not fit for purpose. Hutt City Council were clearly sold an inferior product … View moreGlass recycling day in Belmont and yet again I can stare incredulously at the cracks in my recycling crate. A crate that proudly displays the message, “ROTOFORM Ready Made Ready Now when quite clearly it is cracked and not fit for purpose. Hutt City Council were clearly sold an inferior product and the company from Mangere that sold it to them needs to be held to account. I suggest everyone with a cracked glass recycling crate contacts the company concerned and complains directly. Don’t complain to Hutt City… I’m sure that they are as angry about this product failure as I and indeed you should be about it. Complain directly to ROTOFORM.co.nz
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