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Well loved family car has to find a new home. One owner 1972 HQ, Holden Kingswood 5 door, 6 seat station wagon for sale in great condition. One of a kind, new suspension, new battery, registration expiry March 2021. Interior in good condition with one rip on passenger side front seat, minor smaller… View moreWell loved family car has to find a new home. One owner 1972 HQ, Holden Kingswood 5 door, 6 seat station wagon for sale in great condition. One of a kind, new suspension, new battery, registration expiry March 2021. Interior in good condition with one rip on passenger side front seat, minor smaller rip back seat, minor rust on bottoms of rear doors and rust spot left front window, not getting worse as it's housed under cover. Round the clock and further 27, 195 miles done. Get in touch if interested or keen on viewing.
Meet Ralph! This sweet boy spent months in SPCA care waiting for a forever family, and just ahead of Christmas, his dream came true.
His new dad Roger shares how Ralph is settling in.
"On day one of our adoption trial, we drove home together and Ralph held my hand the whole trip home (how … View moreMeet Ralph! This sweet boy spent months in SPCA care waiting for a forever family, and just ahead of Christmas, his dream came true.
His new dad Roger shares how Ralph is settling in.
"On day one of our adoption trial, we drove home together and Ralph held my hand the whole trip home (how cute!).
That evening as we were heading to bed after sniffing everything in the house, he leapt onto our bed, burrowed under our blankets and dozed off. We hadn’t even turned off the lights! From that moment, we knew this was meant to be.
He is a sweetheart, he has opinions, he loves to cuddle on the couch, he likes rides, he likes walks, he likes our other dog, Bandos. Ralph may be deaf but that does not stop him from living his best life. We love Ralph and we wouldn’t change him for the world. He’s also well-loved by his new aunties, uncles, grandparents and great grandparents!
We are sorry that Ralph took a bit longer to find his new forever home but are happy that he found it with us."
It has been a trying year with the Covid-19 outbreak, the resulting job losses, financial fallout and our closed borders.
What is the best thing that happened to you in an otherwise gloomy year? It could be getting to know your neighbours, learning how to make bread or pizza dough, or just staying… View moreIt has been a trying year with the Covid-19 outbreak, the resulting job losses, financial fallout and our closed borders.
What is the best thing that happened to you in an otherwise gloomy year? It could be getting to know your neighbours, learning how to make bread or pizza dough, or just staying healthy.
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Approx 12 sheets (some are small) of corrugated iron that has been removed from our old shed. Free to whoever wants it but you must take the whole lot. Located in Solway.
This is Boston aka Boss Dog. He is a Schnauzer-Westie-Cairns Terrier mix. Keily Neilson from Whitby says Boston came to her via a chance visit to a pet shop.
"One look at that little face and we were in love. His favorite thing to do is play with his four human siblings and annoy the family … View moreThis is Boston aka Boss Dog. He is a Schnauzer-Westie-Cairns Terrier mix. Keily Neilson from Whitby says Boston came to her via a chance visit to a pet shop.
"One look at that little face and we were in love. His favorite thing to do is play with his four human siblings and annoy the family cat Bonnie."
If you want your pet featured, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo.
I have here fresh dug roots of a bright orange Daylily ( pictured)
Daylilies are hardy and very drought tolerant.
Pick up is in Kuripuni
Thanks for looking.
$5.00 for two freshly dug roots.
PS I do have 30 other Daylilies , some in flower at the moment if you were interested in others. I thought… View moreI have here fresh dug roots of a bright orange Daylily ( pictured)
Daylilies are hardy and very drought tolerant.
Pick up is in Kuripuni
Thanks for looking.
$5.00 for two freshly dug roots.
PS I do have 30 other Daylilies , some in flower at the moment if you were interested in others. I thought this one was Kwanzo but I'm not so sure now. My other Daylilies are named varieties.
Aloe plant in clay pot.
This is a mature plant and has been in the pot for a number of years. Perfectly happy growing in a pot.
Thick fleshy leaves. A succulent type of plant with medicinal jelly in the leaves.
Attractive flowers at this time of the year.
I've pictured two views of the same… View moreAloe plant in clay pot.
This is a mature plant and has been in the pot for a number of years. Perfectly happy growing in a pot.
Thick fleshy leaves. A succulent type of plant with medicinal jelly in the leaves.
Attractive flowers at this time of the year.
I've pictured two views of the same plant and a closeup of the flower.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
Price is for the plant plus the clay pot.
Thanks for looking.
The 2021 NZ Cycle Classic is on from 13 to 17 January, stages takes place all over the Wairarapa region. To check races, please go to our website www.cycletournz.com... If during the race you are driving on the race route and see the cyclists coming towards you, please slow down, pull to the left… View moreThe 2021 NZ Cycle Classic is on from 13 to 17 January, stages takes place all over the Wairarapa region. To check races, please go to our website www.cycletournz.com... If during the race you are driving on the race route and see the cyclists coming towards you, please slow down, pull to the left and obey race marshal instructions.
Hi Neighbourly folk, I really enjoyed this post from Simon Woolf with its beautiful image and lovely words. I hope you all enjoy Christmas.
"Merry Christmas Eve Everyone.
This image is of possibly the Southern most Pohutakawa in the North Island. It is the third year since I noticed it, … View moreHi Neighbourly folk, I really enjoyed this post from Simon Woolf with its beautiful image and lovely words. I hope you all enjoy Christmas.
"Merry Christmas Eve Everyone.
This image is of possibly the Southern most Pohutakawa in the North Island. It is the third year since I noticed it, shortly after we lost our great friend Eva McGauley. It didn't flower last year!
It is located in one of the most exposed places, anywhere in Aotearoa New Zealand! Wellington's South Coast can be one of the most rugged, extreme environments anywhere in the world, and especially when an Antarctic blast hits Cook Strait. Winds exceeding 200kph, eight to 10 metre swells, and a sub zero wind chill factor are regular occurrences in this area.
Evie's Tree, for that's what we have called it, symbolises resilience, hope, strength and beauty, everthing Evie was.
After the past year, where we all have come through some adversity, Evie's Tree, proves that with adversity there is opportunity. If this stunning little pohutakawa can flower in the conditions it faces, we too can overcome most of which is thrown at us, and flourish too."
- Simon Woolf
This one could be a bit tricky. Many Wellingtonians see this on a daily basis but it has changed greatly in appearance over the years.
Succulent with lots of babies in plastic terracotta pot. Easy grow and attractive pot plants.
Thanks for looking.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
Daylily
Name: Kolan Dee Jay
Dark blackred with a golden throat. the plant is in flower now with several more buds to come out.
Daylilies are drought resistant and hardy tolerating most soils. They keep in a tidy clump and flower at this time of the year.
Thanks for looking.
Pickup is … View moreDaylily
Name: Kolan Dee Jay
Dark blackred with a golden throat. the plant is in flower now with several more buds to come out.
Daylilies are drought resistant and hardy tolerating most soils. They keep in a tidy clump and flower at this time of the year.
Thanks for looking.
Pickup is in Kuripuni not far from pak n Save.
The plant for sale is the one in the large green pot.
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