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$25
We have a large rosemary bush that I want to trim back. If you would like some please contact me on 8440655 to arrange pick up. I will cut fresh when you arrive.
Suitable for TV , and or sound system , or display your treasures. Has a few marks but mostly good . Top half comes off for transporting , will need 2 strong people to move as it's fairly heavy .$50.00 ONO
Contact phone or txt Perry 0272. 747 283
Can someone recommend a business or a person that could come and do a small Dry rot job, for me.I had someone lined up and they've let me down!
Many thanks. Helen
As parents and educators, we know that a heavy workload and commitments can be stressful, so taking breaks is an essential part of learning. At NumberWorks’nWords, we ensure that breaks are scheduled into each students’ session.
Check out the full blog to explore the benefits of taking … View moreAs parents and educators, we know that a heavy workload and commitments can be stressful, so taking breaks is an essential part of learning. At NumberWorks’nWords, we ensure that breaks are scheduled into each students’ session.
Check out the full blog to explore the benefits of taking breaks for learning and focus!
New Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.
The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.
The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any… View moreNew Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.
The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.
The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any individual has received these emails, NZ Post has advised to delete it immediately.
In a statement sent to Neighbourly, NZ Post confirmed that it had taken 24 websites offline in relation to the scam.
For more information on the scam, please see the NZ Post's Cyber Security Alerts page.
I collect miniature antique or just old tools. These are not toys but real small tools for use by crafts and tradespeople to get into tight places. If you have anything smaller than normal size, I would love to take a look and offer a fair price. Please contact Roy at 844 88 55 or 0223 18 04 47
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Stay warm this winter with this latest promotion. All you need to do is call me on 021 084 38215 and ask for a free property appraisal from me between the dates of May the 1st and August the 1st and you'll be in the draw. Warm up this Winter with Harcourts Hawke's Bay - New Zealands most … View moreStay warm this winter with this latest promotion. All you need to do is call me on 021 084 38215 and ask for a free property appraisal from me between the dates of May the 1st and August the 1st and you'll be in the draw. Warm up this Winter with Harcourts Hawke's Bay - New Zealands most trusted real estate brand for the ninth year running!
Hello Fello Dressmakers 👗and Crafters 🪡 .
✂️ I’m looking to buy please a well serviced Bernina record 830 or something very similar.
If you do can you contact me please on mob 0276119714. Thank you 🪡
Friends of mine would probably describe me as “crafty“ and “creative.” But that’s just because they’re too polite to tell you the truth: I’m cheap.
My stinginess has led me down dark alleys in search of scrap wood to build a coffee table for a fraction of the price of the furniture… View moreFriends of mine would probably describe me as “crafty“ and “creative.” But that’s just because they’re too polite to tell you the truth: I’m cheap.
My stinginess has led me down dark alleys in search of scrap wood to build a coffee table for a fraction of the price of the furniture store version I adore. And it means I’ll often wake up to messages from friends with photos of dilapidated, discarded furniture on the street that say, “This made me think of you.”
As a result, my home is filled with inexpensive pieces that have been gathered in unconventional ways or made by yours truly. In fact, the other day while I was tidying up, I realised that every item – with the exception of my mattress – cost less than $500.
I’ve been very deliberate in my selections, and it’s taken me years to build an arsenal of couches, tables, rugs and art that I’m happy with. At times it was difficult not to rush to a department store and settle for a set of just-okay dining chairs to avoid another night of standing around the dinner table eating dinner.
I realise not everybody has as much patience to devote to decorating and furnishing their home. And I’m not proposing you spend your weekends scrounging around in rubbish heaps for unique home accents. (Please, that would mean fewer treasures for me.)
But there are a few tricks and shortcuts I’ve learned along the way that make it easy to save a buck or $200. And not a single one requires a tetanus shot.
Don’t be afraid of prints: If you want to make an otherwise bland room come to life, just add prints. The bright green floral couch in my living room (which I affectionately refer to as “nana chic“) serves as the anchor for the space, and the wallpaper in my dressing room turns a drab wall into a happy garden. Plus, the pattern is so bold that I needed to cover only one wall, thus saving money. Just be sure to go easy on other patterns so as not to overwhelm the eye.
Think big: If you have a large, blank wall to fill, don’t immediately think gallery wall, which is a strategically arranged collection of art pieces that can cost a fortune to frame. Instead opt for a large anchor piece, such as a giant map or a handmade installation. For my living room, I searched “DIY backdrop” for inspiration and found instructions on how to make a huge tassel hanging.
Know what to buy vs DIY: Whenever I see an item described as “industrial” or as made with “reclaimed” materials, my DIY senses tingle. Additionally, the plumbing section at your local hardware store is brimming with potential storage solutions. I built the clothing racks in my dressing room using copper piping and concrete, and I’ve made a simple, versatile blanket ladder using dowel and copper fittings. And if you find an affordable set of drawers but hate the knobs, you’re just a few twists away from a sleek piece if you update the hardware.
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Another FULL HOUSE. Musical Instruments. Wood Working Tools. Estate Furniture & Appliances. Huge TV. etc etc etc
Viewing & Absent Bids Welcome Mon 8-5. Tue 8-6 & Wed from 8am
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NB. New Antique Auction Date 17 June.
White painted wire Crockery Stand. Has 6 hooks for cups, 3 at each end. Really good condition, no rust. The cups in pictures are for display/sizing. Graduated sized shelves. Measurements are:
11 inches/ 28cm tall
9inches/23cm wide
Deep ness graduated from top down are 7inches, 8inches, 9inches.
… View moreWhite painted wire Crockery Stand. Has 6 hooks for cups, 3 at each end. Really good condition, no rust. The cups in pictures are for display/sizing. Graduated sized shelves. Measurements are:
11 inches/ 28cm tall
9inches/23cm wide
Deep ness graduated from top down are 7inches, 8inches, 9inches.
Pick up available from Greenmeadows, Napier
Now available in 500gm jars from Bayon Cafe, 18 Carlyle, Napier, in the corner of Countdown Car park, raw bush honey from the Bay of Plenty with nectar gathered from kamahi, pohutukawa, rewarewa, manuka and kanuka trees. Get some when you next pop in for your coffee Fix.
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