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Mentorship helps children to remove limiting beliefs, build confidence and develop communication skills. At NumberWorks’nWords, our tutors act as mentors and support students to achieve their best results. Scroll through to see some of the benefits of having a mentor!
To learn more about … View moreMentorship helps children to remove limiting beliefs, build confidence and develop communication skills. At NumberWorks’nWords, our tutors act as mentors and support students to achieve their best results. Scroll through to see some of the benefits of having a mentor!
To learn more about NumberWorks’nWords tuition, get in touch with your local centre and their friendly team of expert tutors.
Hi everyone,
Some great fresh produce on offer this week:
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Butterkin
Persimmons
Mandarin
… View moreHi everyone,
Some great fresh produce on offer this week:
Cauliflower
Broccoli
Butterkin
Persimmons
Mandarin
Rose Apples
Banana
Orders cost a standard $15. Order and pay via internet banking. Payment details are in the document attached.
Orders need to be placed before Tuesday 12 noon ready for collection Thursday morning. Pick up locations can also be found in the document.
Remember to bring some bags.
Have a great weekend.
The Vege Hub Team
Hi All, I'm looking into keeping a house cow, used to keeping calves have experience in animal care, horses, milking goats, sheep etc. Have never had a house cow, weve got 4 autumn calves and one is an Angus 6 week old calf I'm hoping to use, good temperament easy to handle etc.
I'd… View moreHi All, I'm looking into keeping a house cow, used to keeping calves have experience in animal care, horses, milking goats, sheep etc. Have never had a house cow, weve got 4 autumn calves and one is an Angus 6 week old calf I'm hoping to use, good temperament easy to handle etc.
I'd love some hands on advice or a chat with someone who's already got a house cow and can give me some hints and tips etc. Happy to travel in the Manawatu.
In Aotearoa New Zealand, Pink Shirt Day works to create schools, workplaces, communities, and whānau where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. At NumberWorks'nWords, we do not tolerate bullying and strive to cultivate healthy learning environments, where students can be themselves and… View moreIn Aotearoa New Zealand, Pink Shirt Day works to create schools, workplaces, communities, and whānau where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected. At NumberWorks'nWords, we do not tolerate bullying and strive to cultivate healthy learning environments, where students can be themselves and thrive.
Support Pink Shirt Day and say NO to bullying!
Who would have thought pine chair feet could make such an amazing addition to your home décor? Painting these with Resene testpots and stacking them to make contemporary candle holders is a breeze.
Find out how to create your own.
Feilding Art Centre has undergone a transformation. From tomorrow, when you pass through the doors of 104 Manchester Street, you’ll find yourself immersed in images of the natural and spiritual world, all representing Michael Angelo’s vision for Peace on Earth.
We’ve decided to share some… View moreFeilding Art Centre has undergone a transformation. From tomorrow, when you pass through the doors of 104 Manchester Street, you’ll find yourself immersed in images of the natural and spiritual world, all representing Michael Angelo’s vision for Peace on Earth.
We’ve decided to share some sneak peaks of today’s install, but nothing will prepare you for the world Michael has created. Fish swim up toward the ceiling, native trees grow out from the floor, and colourful birds appear to fly across the walls.
Peace on Earth is an experiential exhibition featuring artwork inspired by New Zealand’s natural environment as well as icons from Michael’s own imagination. Visit Feilding Art Centre between May 20 to June 16.
We want to get the message out that our Red Cross Shop is full of WARM WINTER CLOTHING AT FANTASTIC PRICES. Open 9 to 5 weekdays and Saturday call to see us between 10 to 2p.m.
For those aged between 5 and 18 Scouting Aotearoa is still alive and kicking. We survived the Covid Lock-Down and are looking for more members to join our Groups. Contact milsonscoutgroup@gmail.com for more information for a Group near you!
471 Ruahine Street offers a multitude of options for the family. With 3 Living Areas and located in popular Hokowhitu, this has plenty of space for everyone
Call Stu 027 444 1594 or Lyndsey 027 446 2886 or come along to the open home
Labouring work required by 53 year old Male.
Kitchenhand/dish washer, furniture removal, help with moving house or business.
Hard working and reliable.
Physically fit so I dont mind physically demanding labour.
Flexible to work any hours day or night.
If you have work you would like a hand … View moreLabouring work required by 53 year old Male.
Kitchenhand/dish washer, furniture removal, help with moving house or business.
Hard working and reliable.
Physically fit so I dont mind physically demanding labour.
Flexible to work any hours day or night.
If you have work you would like a hand with please call any time.
Available for early starts Monday to Friday.
Please note:
I have no qualifications, drivers license or transport.
If you pick me up I can be avail to do the work of digging holes, loading and unloading of materials, help to relocate or if you need a general helping hand.
I am avail for work immediately
Please phone Darrien on 02108690801
No txt messaging please
Our House of the Week this week is actually some brand new town houses in Terrace End. These are stunning inside and out and have been meticulously designed to suit young families, down-sizers or professional couples. These are for sale through Tim Cook and Felicity Treadwell from Harcourts. Get a … View moreOur House of the Week this week is actually some brand new town houses in Terrace End. These are stunning inside and out and have been meticulously designed to suit young families, down-sizers or professional couples. These are for sale through Tim Cook and Felicity Treadwell from Harcourts. Get a better look inside today's edition of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed Manawatū to find agents who are actively marketing in your area and chat to them about getting your property featured in the Homed Manawatū.
Distribution & Delivery:
Homed Manawatū gets delivered to letterboxes on a Thursday, and also inserted into the Manawatū Standard, delivered to subscribers, and is available in Supermarkets, Dairies and Petrol Stations for customers to buy.
For more information:
Please ask your agent to contact Karen Baker on 021 973 105 or karen.baker@stuff.co.nz
Not receiving your weekly delivery?
Please phone 0800 339000 or e mail distribution@stuff.co.nz
Hi all. Does anyone have any advice regarding my kitten who is getting recurring issues after her spaying? First the wound got infected and she had to be treated for that, now she has UTI-like symptoms - trouble urinating, trying to urinate all the time. Any help would be greatly appreciated! … View moreHi all. Does anyone have any advice regarding my kitten who is getting recurring issues after her spaying? First the wound got infected and she had to be treated for that, now she has UTI-like symptoms - trouble urinating, trying to urinate all the time. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Aren't you tired of sky-high winter power bills? Start with your windows to stop the cold from getting in.
BRANZ, an independent research organisation, says:
• 42% to 45% of heat in houses insulated to Pre-2007 requirements is lost through windows.
• If your home has been built or … View moreAren't you tired of sky-high winter power bills? Start with your windows to stop the cold from getting in.
BRANZ, an independent research organisation, says:
• 42% to 45% of heat in houses insulated to Pre-2007 requirements is lost through windows.
• If your home has been built or renovated under the 2007 Building Code, which requires double glazing, you still lose up to 31% of heat through windows.
• Properly fitted curtains and blinds can cut heat loss through single glazed windows by 60% and double glazed windows by 40-50%.
Choosing the right window treatments will help insulate windows and prevent heat loss. Here are three options to answer your "how can I warm up my home?" this winter.
Honeycomb Blinds
Honeycomb blinds are one of the most energy-efficient window treatments. They are also known as honeycomb or cellular shades. These window coverings feature a honeycomb structure to make an air pocket between the window glass and the room that acts as an insulator, blocking heat and keeping the cold out.
When a heater is running, Honeycomb blinds reduce heat loss through windows by up to 60%, which equals around 10% savings on your heating energy. In hotter months, honeycomb blinds reduce unwanted heat from the sun through windows by up to 60% when installed with a tight fit. They are available in different layering options, including single and double-cell.
Heavy curtains or drapes
Drapes or curtains are another way to insulate your home by adding one extra barrier against the cold winter air. The main difference is that curtains are sized to fit the window, and drapes reach the floor.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
3 x Roller blinds
Dark Charcoal colour.
In good condition
2 at 210 drop x 190 wide
1 at 210 drop x 119 wide
The chains have been shortened to be used with a 1 metre drop(approx)… View more3 x Roller blinds
Dark Charcoal colour.
In good condition
2 at 210 drop x 190 wide
1 at 210 drop x 119 wide
The chains have been shortened to be used with a 1 metre drop(approx)
Brackets included
Asking $30 ono
Pickup Hokowhitu
We have had a very frequent visitor who usually tries to let himself into our house and eat our cat's food. He's obviously well loved as he has new collars very frequently but we would love to know where he lives because he's been outside our house tonight for an hour meowing to come… View moreWe have had a very frequent visitor who usually tries to let himself into our house and eat our cat's food. He's obviously well loved as he has new collars very frequently but we would love to know where he lives because he's been outside our house tonight for an hour meowing to come inside!
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