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18 x paperbacks .. varying condition but at least half in very good. Inspection welcome.
Nothing is less predictable than the weather.
Ryman villages are designed to be safe havens, we prepare for adverse events, so you don’t have to. In an emergency, we’ll take care of everything, to ensure sure that you and those you treasure most have exactly what you need.
Rest assured, … View moreNothing is less predictable than the weather.
Ryman villages are designed to be safe havens, we prepare for adverse events, so you don’t have to. In an emergency, we’ll take care of everything, to ensure sure that you and those you treasure most have exactly what you need.
Rest assured, you’re in safe hands.
We have 5 caterpillars needing food. Does anyone have a spare swan plant we could buy or borrow please? Alternatively do you have a plant that we could transfer our caterpillars on to? Many thanks, Carol and Stewart, Roslyn Rd, Levin 367 3410.
The Annual General Meeting of the Te Horo Hall Incorporated Society will be held on Wed 26 April at 7pm.
You will hear the Chair report on activities & progress over the past year, and the annual financial report will be presented. Officers and a committee will be elected - nominations are … View moreThe Annual General Meeting of the Te Horo Hall Incorporated Society will be held on Wed 26 April at 7pm.
You will hear the Chair report on activities & progress over the past year, and the annual financial report will be presented. Officers and a committee will be elected - nominations are invited.
All welcome.
Orange Bike Ride 2023 - Paraparaumu - on Eventfinda
Following a successful event in 2022, we are organising another Orange Bike Ride in Kāpiti this year, scheduled for 30 April. The Orange Bike Ride aims to promote cycling as a sustainable means of transport which helps us to address climate … View moreOrange Bike Ride 2023 - Paraparaumu - on Eventfinda
Following a successful event in 2022, we are organising another Orange Bike Ride in Kāpiti this year, scheduled for 30 April. The Orange Bike Ride aims to promote cycling as a sustainable means of transport which helps us to address climate change through a standout and enjoyable family-oriented event connecting New Zealanders with the local Dutch communities in as many regions as possible across Aotearoa New Zealand.
Arriving from 9.30am in Otaihanga Domain the Start will be at 10am, with prize giving at 11.30am. Prizes are given for the best orange dressed bike and biker.
Dutch biscuits for everybody, plus games and activities for the children upon finishing the track, hosted by the council.
Full O Beans Coffee will be there with their coffee cart, serving Dark Horse.
People can ride the reasonably short track along Waikanae River once or multiple times. While waiting for prize giving, games and activities are available for the children.
For more information and registration please go to the following link in EventFinda:
Orange Bike Ride 2023 - Paraparaumu - Eventfinda
Come and join us as a participant or a spectator, plus forward this to your friends and family.
We have also attached a poster for you and to share with others.
Philip Verstraaten
Waikanae
With competition for customers more intensive than ever, marketing has never been more vital. Word-of-mouth marketing remains the most cost-effective way to promote your business. Come and learn a number of simple strategies that will have people talking about your business and easily remembering … View moreWith competition for customers more intensive than ever, marketing has never been more vital. Word-of-mouth marketing remains the most cost-effective way to promote your business. Come and learn a number of simple strategies that will have people talking about your business and easily remembering what you offer. Pass on the good word. Learn more at keda.nz...
$50-$100/each
The price is per window, the lesser price is for the partially damaged ones.
Windows are 1200Wx1390H
All have a mid level transom
3 are top opening and 2 are bottom opening. One of the top and one of the bottom opening ones where partially damaged while removing but could be used… View more$50-$100/each
The price is per window, the lesser price is for the partially damaged ones.
Windows are 1200Wx1390H
All have a mid level transom
3 are top opening and 2 are bottom opening. One of the top and one of the bottom opening ones where partially damaged while removing but could be used for a shed/garage. The others are in good condition. Double glazed. The reveal is 115mm on all of them.
The roman blinds come with the windows if you want them.
Mōrena Kāpiti. Haven't filled out your 2023 Census forms yet? There's still time to make sure you're represented – census information is important for every community around the country.
You can get an access code, paper forms, or support at www.census.govt.nz...
… View moreMōrena Kāpiti. Haven't filled out your 2023 Census forms yet? There's still time to make sure you're represented – census information is important for every community around the country.
You can get an access code, paper forms, or support at www.census.govt.nz...
#2023Census #AllOfUsCount #TatauTātou
Prices for fruit and vegetables were 17% higher in February than a year earlier - and costs are likely to up even more due to Cyclone Gabrielle. A growing number of Wellingtonians have joined their local fruit and vege co-ops where they can get fresh product much cheaper. Have you noticed the … View morePrices for fruit and vegetables were 17% higher in February than a year earlier - and costs are likely to up even more due to Cyclone Gabrielle. A growing number of Wellingtonians have joined their local fruit and vege co-ops where they can get fresh product much cheaper. Have you noticed the change in your shopping bill and what are you doing to combat this?
When my kids were very young I relieved in New Entrant classes ( one class increased from 35 to 50 pupils with no assistance & no resources!) to all levels of secondary school. When I changed to full time I taught years 7 & 8 as I wanted to be with them all day & take them camping when … View moreWhen my kids were very young I relieved in New Entrant classes ( one class increased from 35 to 50 pupils with no assistance & no resources!) to all levels of secondary school. When I changed to full time I taught years 7 & 8 as I wanted to be with them all day & take them camping when camps didn't provide meals. There were no photocopiers or computers. I provided individual workbooks for students by making carbon copies of the work I designed & using a blackboard. Class sizes were about 40 pupils. No assistance for a partially sighted & a hearing impaired student or learning delayed. Students were grouped for maths & spelling.
I spent Sunday afternoons at school & evenings, after my children were in bed, preparing lessons & marking work. BUT, there are numerous benefits to teachers: being able to work near home (saving travel expenses & time); having your children at the same school; after 3 pm having your children play outside while you work on; generous holidays (I was often sick at the start for a few days). Teachers "Count your blessings...." (an old adage).
Steel Bunk or 2 single beds complete. Includes 2 Foam mattresses and a second side frame not shown in photo. Average condition. Measurements 1990mm long x 990mm wide. Pick up from Waikanae Beach. Ph 0274439160
DAYTIME MEETINGS.
The first of these meetings will be held on Tuesday 21 March
from 10.00am to 12.15pm in the Supper Room.
The theme for this meeting will be “Finding Genealogy in YouTube and Pinterest.”
EVENING MEETING
Thursday 23 March
Kelly Dix from the National Library of New … View moreDAYTIME MEETINGS.
The first of these meetings will be held on Tuesday 21 March
from 10.00am to 12.15pm in the Supper Room.
The theme for this meeting will be “Finding Genealogy in YouTube and Pinterest.”
EVENING MEETING
Thursday 23 March
Kelly Dix from the National Library of New Zealand will speak about DigitalNZ - Searching the website and using the stories tool for genealogists.
7.30 start at the Supper Room, Memorial Hall, Otaki. See flyer for further information
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