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Vincent from Waikanae
Oil Paintings by artist Vincent Duncan..
Negotiable
Pauline from Raumati Beach
The Calligraphers of Kapiti invite you to their Pop-Up Exhibition this Friday and Saturday at the Kapiti Uniting church.
See attached flyer for times etc.
Annette from Waikanae
I have a dozen very strong boxes of various sizes.
It would be a shame to have to recycle them.
FREE
Free
Leone from Paraparaumu Beach
🌲 GARAGE SALE 🌲
Saturday 26th November
TOYS / BOOKS (Adults & Children) CLOTHES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, DECOR, ARTS & CRAFTS ITEMS
62 Gray Ave, Paraparaumu Beach
8am - 2pm
🎄 🍸 🧸 🛍 🎁 🎨 🌵
Free
Judy from Otaki District
The Te Horo XMAS Market is on Sunday 4 December
10-1 at Te Horo Hall.
We'd love to offer pony rides but our previous owner and pony is not available.
Is there anyone local who may have some "spare time" and a quiet gentle pony suitable for children to ride - any time that suits… View moreThe Te Horo XMAS Market is on Sunday 4 December
10-1 at Te Horo Hall.
We'd love to offer pony rides but our previous owner and pony is not available.
Is there anyone local who may have some "spare time" and a quiet gentle pony suitable for children to ride - any time that suits between 10-1 would be wonderful.
For more information please phone 0274996096.
Thanks so much - Judy Wood for the Te Horo Hall committee.
Peri from Otaki District
December 3rd 10am - 4pm Free entry
Free
Val from Otaki District
We have a great selection this week and these plants don't want to wait. They want to go in the ground NOW!
New stocks of cherry tomatoes, including Sweet 100, Sweet Million, Green Grape and Yellow Pear, as well as all the wonderfully tasty larger varieties.
Also Zucchini, several varieties… View moreWe have a great selection this week and these plants don't want to wait. They want to go in the ground NOW!
New stocks of cherry tomatoes, including Sweet 100, Sweet Million, Green Grape and Yellow Pear, as well as all the wonderfully tasty larger varieties.
Also Zucchini, several varieties including our favourite, Costata Romanesco (see today's DomPost Gardening column).
Cucumber, several varieties + 'Home Made Pickles' (Gherkins)
Dwarf and climbing beans.
Capsicum will be ready next week (4 different colours) as well as Takamatua Black runner beans, a New Zealand heirloom from Banks Peninsula.
Ashleigh Ogden from Neighbourly.co.nz
On Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended … View moreOn Monday, 21 November, the Supreme Court ruled that preventing 16 and 17-year-olds from voting is 'unjustified age discrimination'.
The current age of voting is 18 in New Zealand and lobby group Make It 16 have been running a youth-led campaign advocating for the vote to be extended to our 16 and 17-year-olds.
“This is history,” said Make It 16 co-director Caeden Tipler. “Today New Zealand’s highest court has confirmed that stopping young people from voting is a breach of our human rights...The government and Parliament cannot ignore such a clear legal and moral message. They must let us vote.”
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Susi from Otaki District
Has anyone a few railway sleepers surplus to a project available to donate to the new art centre in Te Horo
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Susie from Waikanae Beach
We are looking to buy a large frame Men’s mountain bike in good condition. If you have one to sell please text or call John on 027 333 7388
The Team from Kāpiti Coast District Council
Be careful if you're near the coastline tomorrow, Kāpiti, as MetService New Zealand have issued a Heavy Swell Warning from 6am 23 November to 6pm 24 November.
⚠️ What should you do?
- be careful when walking and driving along roads directly exposed to the sea during this time
- live … View moreBe careful if you're near the coastline tomorrow, Kāpiti, as MetService New Zealand have issued a Heavy Swell Warning from 6am 23 November to 6pm 24 November.
⚠️ What should you do?
- be careful when walking and driving along roads directly exposed to the sea during this time
- live in an exposed coastal area? Park your vehicles away from the seaward side of the road and be prepared for surface flooding, debris impact in wave runup and deposition of driftwood, seaweed, sand and gravel
- check the forecast before heading out on a boat, and if in doubt, do not go.
The Team from Kāpiti Coast District Council
Kia ora Kāpiti, our Building Inspections team has been the latest to be affected by COVID-19 and other illnesses.
This is traditionally already a busy time of the year for the team, and our ability to maintain prompt turnaround periods on building inspection requests has been affected, resulting… View moreKia ora Kāpiti, our Building Inspections team has been the latest to be affected by COVID-19 and other illnesses.
This is traditionally already a busy time of the year for the team, and our ability to maintain prompt turnaround periods on building inspection requests has been affected, resulting in delays of possibly up to a week. These delays are also having a knock-on effect on other services such as pool inspections, which are typically booked a month in advance.
Please be patient while we deal with these capacity issues; if you have an inspection booked, please avoid cancelling on the day. Advance notice means we can reorganise and prioritise our workload.
We’re honouring building inspections that are already booked, and doing our best to accommodate everyone where we can, including responding to risk-based inspections as a priority.
Francie from Manakau
Looking for an attractive new, hand made salad bowl or fruit bowl for a gift.
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