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Here is the list of contents we anticipate to be in this weeks Vege Hub orders:
Lettuce
Kumara
Carrots
Butternut pumpkin
… View moreHi there,
Here is the list of contents we anticipate to be in this weeks Vege Hub orders:
Lettuce
Kumara
Carrots
Butternut pumpkin
Apple Rose
Banana
NZ Navel oranges
Orders are $15. You can pay via internet banking which doubles as our ordering system. Payment details are in the document attached. Orders need to be placed before Tuesday 12 noon ready for collection Thursday morning from your chosen pick up point. If you are not sure your transaction will be processed by the bank in time feel free to email/msg me screen-shot. Pick up location options can also be found in the document. Remember to bring some bags!
The Vege Hub Team
** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKENDS PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Saturday 8.45am: "A week of it" - As read by Todd Zaner, headlines from the online newspaper for Horowhenua/Kapiti - kcnews.co.nz
* Sat 9am: "Conversations" - A sweet woman, behind … View more** HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS WEEKENDS PROGRAMME SCHEDULE ON Coast Access Radio 104.7FM **
* Saturday 8.45am: "A week of it" - As read by Todd Zaner, headlines from the online newspaper for Horowhenua/Kapiti - kcnews.co.nz
* Sat 9am: "Conversations" - A sweet woman, behind Annie's Fudge - Sonia Toss has taken over the Waikanae Markets as well as running markets in Titahi Bay! Tune in to find out more...
* Sat 10am: "The Blues Train" - Ryna Gatling's turn this week, so jump on board for an hour of groovy blues and jazz!
* Sat 11.30am: "At the table with Gail" - Except it's at the kitchen bench, in Levin - with Tanya and her Mum, Megan - lets hope we do you proud Gail (recipes on our Facebook page www.facebook.com...).
* Sat 2pm: "NZ Music" - A special show from Todd Zaner to celebrate Te Wiki o the Reo Maori - Te Reo Waiata.
* Sat 6pm: "Tāring" - A bilingual programme thanks to Te Wananga o Aotearoa.
* Sunday 7am: "Suzy & Friends" - The lovely Suzy Cato and the team.
* Sun 9am: "Children's Story" - Vivienne Bailey reads from NZ author, Tom E. Moffatt's book, 'Barking Mad'.
* Sun 4pm: "Kapiti GAY" - with Dr Tony Reed - A book review! "All the young men" - By Ruth Coker Burks.
* Sun 8.30pm: "World Maritime Memories" - with our Wallace Trickett.
* Monday 10.30am: "Political Point of View" - with Graham Priest and local body candidates.
For more about what shows we have on offer, podcasts and out programme schedule - head to our website:
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Happy Māori Language Week! We hope you and your family are celebrating and using our country's indigenous language this week!
Hello there would anyone have a microwave they are not using that I could use My one has blown up and I use it all the time for cooking my meals I have arthritis and find it easier than using a stove I'll start saving to get another one but need one for now … View moreHello there would anyone have a microwave they are not using that I could use My one has blown up and I use it all the time for cooking my meals I have arthritis and find it easier than using a stove I'll start saving to get another one but need one for now would appreciate any help Have a great day everybody I can be contacted on 02108536024 or text me Thanks Yvonne
Hi Neighbours, the Tangimoana Community Garage Sale is starting again on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6th starting 9am until 12 midday-ish.
After a cold and wet Winter, the sun is finally starting to shine this Spring, so we are starting our Community Garage sale again in November which will then be Summer … View moreHi Neighbours, the Tangimoana Community Garage Sale is starting again on SUNDAY NOVEMBER 6th starting 9am until 12 midday-ish.
After a cold and wet Winter, the sun is finally starting to shine this Spring, so we are starting our Community Garage sale again in November which will then be Summer time, sunshine and happiness for all.
If you are interested in having a stall or interested in browsing what we have to offer then come on down to the Mckelvie Hall in Kuku Street, Tangimoana, bring your loose change because there will be plenty of bargains to be had.
Stalls are $5 per stall holder, if you are requiring more Information, please feel free to text or call Paula 027 3931266, otherwise turn up, unpack your goodies and let the fun begin!!
See you all there!!
You will enjoy the space and sunlight in this modern 3 bedroom , 2 bathroom home at 18a St Albans Avenue, Hokowhitu. Walk to the local shops and quality schools.
Give us a call to book your private viewing
Become part of our online community for over 60s, and get to know others who appreciate that the good times are just getting started!
PLUS — To celebrate the launch of our new Facebook group, Better Than Ever - each new member will go in the draw to WIN an iPad!
There's still time to sign up for this month's great offer. Our subscribers pay less than retail buyers, and this month, new subscribers also get a $25 voucher for Awapuni Nurseries. Pick from their amazing range of plants, and have them delivered straight to your door with their … View moreThere's still time to sign up for this month's great offer. Our subscribers pay less than retail buyers, and this month, new subscribers also get a $25 voucher for Awapuni Nurseries. Pick from their amazing range of plants, and have them delivered straight to your door with their nationwide delivery. $25 voucher valid from Sept 1-25, 2022.
‘Just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.’
When purchasing a new piece of furniture, or reviving an old one, there are numerous factors to consider in addition to the initial look and feel of the fabric. The longevity of an item is relative to … View more‘Just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.’
When purchasing a new piece of furniture, or reviving an old one, there are numerous factors to consider in addition to the initial look and feel of the fabric. The longevity of an item is relative to the environment in which it lives, it is important to research fabric types and the specific yarn type and construction to ensure that your selection aligns with your unique needs.
Due to regular wear and tear your furniture will show signs of aging, which may be accelerated by having unknowingly chosen a textile that is not fit for purpose. However, just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.
Ask and You Shall Receive: Before committing to a purchase it pays to consider not only what you want, but what you need from an item. Perhaps you want a two-seater couch in a natural colour with a textured weave, that will look beautiful in front of the Mizu Garden curtains you hung earlier in the year. While what you need, is a couch that is fit for a couple who live on a modest budget in a sunny villa, with young grandchildren who visit most weekends.
This is the brief that the interior design salesperson requires to suggest fabrics which will reward you with performance and beauty, while also managing your expectations about how the textiles will age. Allow us to help them to help you, by sending you in prepared.
Fabrics are all different. They can be constructed from natural fibres such as silk, cotton, linen, and viscose, or man-made fibres such as polyesters and acrylics, or a blend of each. Fabrics made from natural fibres have their own unique personality in the way they age and look after some wear, which can contribute to a design aesthetic. Natural constructions will not be as durable in the long-term as a synthetic textiles, because they are more susceptible to pilling, fading, seam slippage and staining. Therefore, a greater level of care is required.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
‘Just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.’
When purchasing a new piece of furniture, or reviving an old one, there are numerous factors to consider in addition to the initial look and feel of the fabric. The longevity of an item is relative to … View more‘Just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.’
When purchasing a new piece of furniture, or reviving an old one, there are numerous factors to consider in addition to the initial look and feel of the fabric. The longevity of an item is relative to the environment in which it lives, it is important to research fabric types and the specific yarn type and construction to ensure that your selection aligns with your unique needs.
Due to regular wear and tear your furniture will show signs of aging, which may be accelerated by having unknowingly chosen a textile that is not fit for purpose. However, just like ourselves, many fabrics will age gracefully and this is all part of their charm.
Ask and You Shall Receive: Before committing to a purchase it pays to consider not only what you want, but what you need from an item. Perhaps you want a two-seater couch in a natural colour with a textured weave, that will look beautiful in front of the Mizu Garden curtains you hung earlier in the year. While what you need, is a couch that is fit for a couple who live on a modest budget in a sunny villa, with young grandchildren who visit most weekends.
This is the brief that the interior design salesperson requires to suggest fabrics which will reward you with performance and beauty, while also managing your expectations about how the textiles will age. Allow us to help them to help you, by sending you in prepared.
Fabrics are all different. They can be constructed from natural fibres such as silk, cotton, linen, and viscose, or man-made fibres such as polyesters and acrylics, or a blend of each. Fabrics made from natural fibres have their own unique personality in the way they age and look after some wear, which can contribute to a design aesthetic. Natural constructions will not be as durable in the long-term as a synthetic textiles, because they are more susceptible to pilling, fading, seam slippage and staining. Therefore, a greater level of care is required.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
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