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Friday 2nd - All adult clothing and shoes half price! Includes $1 rack and 1/2 price rack! So bargains galore for Friday only as LAST DAY of sale!
Open 10am to 4pm. Come find yourself a real gem of a bargain.
What a lovey surprise Debby received today from some grateful clients for all her hard work 💜
From small beginnings 35+ years ago, and still going strong. Call us for all your carpet, upholstery, vinyl and tile floor cleaning
Join Pat from the Luxury Cruising Co this September to discover a unique collection of destinations and packages!
Sessions
Europe Session Tuesday 6th September 11am River Cruising
Land Journeys, Rail Journeys, Private Jet Tours, Small Ship Cruising, Luxury Yacht Cruising.
Canada/Alaska … View moreJoin Pat from the Luxury Cruising Co this September to discover a unique collection of destinations and packages!
Sessions
Europe Session Tuesday 6th September 11am River Cruising
Land Journeys, Rail Journeys, Private Jet Tours, Small Ship Cruising, Luxury Yacht Cruising.
Canada/Alaska Session on Thursday 8th September 11am
Canadian Rockies with Alaska Cruise, Eastern Canada with New England Cruise, Rockies with Rail, Rockies with Calgary Stampede
Australia on Tuesday 13th September 11am
Kimberly Small Ship Cruising, 4WD Touring, Tasmania, Luxury Wilderness Camps, Discover a wide range of options available.
Asia Session on Thursday 15th September 11am
Discover Touring and River Cruises available in Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan and South Korea
Luxury Cruising on Tuesday 20 September at 11am
An overview of Luxury Cruising Worldwide and expedition cruising in Antarctica and the Arctic
Click here to register your interest or contact 0800 214 9925
Visit https://luxurycruising.co.nz/
Linen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
… View moreLinen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
Linen is an amazing natural fabric made from flax fibres and this process has been used to make linen for almost 6,000 years.
The plants are first removed from the ground by cutting or pulling and then the seeds are extracted though a process called winnowing or ripping. To separate the fibres from the flax plant itself, a natural process takes place called “retting” that utilizes bacteria to decompose the pectin that binds the fibre together.
Once the long fibres are removed they are brushed out into long strands that can then be spun into yarn and eventually woven into linen material.
The best part about this process is that it’s practically zero-waste. Anything that will not be used in the fabric manufacturing, such as the woody stalks of the flax plant and the roots, compost back into the soil and the seeds used to make linseed oil.
Benefits of Linen
Linen is Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly: Linen is a sustainable, natural fibre growing without the use of pesticides, fertilizers and additional watering. This also makes it a renewable resource, plus being a natural fibre it’s also biodegradable.
Producing linen has a smaller environmental impact than cotton, mainly as it needs little to no water consumption to grow. Also, as mentioned above, the production of linen is rarely wasteful.
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I love seeing the flyers for my market up around the district. Sadly, we have lost a few stallholders to injury and illness. And the lowering numbers is making other stallholders nervous, and reconsider coming.
I know there are a lot of events on over the weekend, including the Home & Garden … View moreI love seeing the flyers for my market up around the district. Sadly, we have lost a few stallholders to injury and illness. And the lowering numbers is making other stallholders nervous, and reconsider coming.
I know there are a lot of events on over the weekend, including the Home & Garden Show, but I know, with your support, and clever skills, we can do this.
All you wonderful, clever and creative businesses and people out there, I would really love to have you show and sell your treasures at the market. Bookings are open till midday Friday, for Saturdays market. Shared large stalls are available.
Check out re-new.nz/sustainable-market for details and bookings.
We are reconfiguring our garden and this darling statue can be yours if you pick it up. It stands 90cms high.
At Red Cross Shop. 35 Cadbury Rd, Onekawa. Off Austin St.
Great bargains to be had if you are quick!
Shop open 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday.
At the Red Cross Shop, 35 Cadbury Road, Onekawa. Off Austin St.
Open 10am to 4pm Monday to Friday.
ALL adult clothing and shoes - half marked price - amazing bargains.
Chicken coop Aliminium frame won't rust.
Has nesting box . Screen door. Fully enclosed .
Generally Famous is Stuff's new podcast in which Simon Bridges finds out what makes his generally famous - but always interesting - guests tick.
So far, Simon's had Olympian Eric Murray and digital entrepreneur Lucy Blakiston in the hot seat. And there's … View moreGenerally Famous is Stuff's new podcast in which Simon Bridges finds out what makes his generally famous - but always interesting - guests tick.
So far, Simon's had Olympian Eric Murray and digital entrepreneur Lucy Blakiston in the hot seat. And there's more exciting guests to come each Wednesday.
These folks are 'salt of the earth' and deserve a gold medal for the joy they bring to their neighbourhoods.
Their neighbours have nominated them as Nice Neighbours recently, winning them a small prize and some recognition in the local papers.
If you are lucky enough to have a … View moreThese folks are 'salt of the earth' and deserve a gold medal for the joy they bring to their neighbourhoods.
Their neighbours have nominated them as Nice Neighbours recently, winning them a small prize and some recognition in the local papers.
If you are lucky enough to have a Nice Neighbour, you can nominate them on our Nice Neighbour page. We can't wait to hear all about them!
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