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Mulled Wine Concerts - Kapiti's vibrant concert organisation headed by pianist Mary Gow will put on a special event to kick off their 2021 season. The Summer Special concert will happen at the historic St Peter's Hall in Paekakariki on Saturday 30 January 2021. Mary Gow is upbeat - … View moreMulled Wine Concerts - Kapiti's vibrant concert organisation headed by pianist Mary Gow will put on a special event to kick off their 2021 season. The Summer Special concert will happen at the historic St Peter's Hall in Paekakariki on Saturday 30 January 2021. Mary Gow is upbeat - "We had such a great time at St Peters last year - it is a great venue and is even closer to the centre of the village" she says. A raffle, with prizes donated by Kapiti businesses will form part of the excitement.
The concert will feature an evening of great music, featuring NZ's premier jazzman Rodger Fox and his seven-man ensemble with Erna Ferry. For 43 years Rodger Fox and his big band have set the benchmark for jazz in New Zealand. Unlike many jazz musicians who’ve gone offshore, Rodger has stayed here to offer his gift of performance, arranging, administration, conducting and teaching.
The Mulled Wine concert will see Rodger lead his select jazz ensemble, playing his dynamic solos and leading the music. Erna Ferry is a vivacious, fun and sparkling jazz/blues singer with a great stage personality. She has the ability to grab the audience and make them hers. Whether she is singing a slow sultry ballad or belting out a swinging blues, you are in no doubt that Erna is giving the song her utmost.
Like many people, Rodger Fox is a great fan of Beatles music and feels that their great tunes and inspirational words lend themselves to a jazz interpretation. Rodger says " Live the classic sounds of the Beatles in a new Jazz ’n Blues performance - tunes like, Ticket to Ride, Drive My Car, A Hard Day’s Night, Day Tripper, I Saw Her Standing There and others all with a twist of jazz and blues".
So this concert will offer a prime election of hits from the Fab Four, together with other jazz standards. A fun night out is guaranteed!
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MULLED WINE CONCERTS present Rodger Fox and his Ensemble with Erna Ferry
at St Peter's Hall, Paekakariki. on Saturday 30 January 2021 at 7:00PM
Tickets: Pre-sales (early bird) $25 adults/$15 students available until Friday 29 January.
Door sales: $30 adults and $15 students.
Online sales: marygow@gmail.com. Tel: 021 101 9609.
Info: www.mulledwineconcerts.com... or like us on FaceBook: Mulled Wine Concerts.
Pre-sales until 29 January: Available from Magpie at Paremata, 99 Mana Esplanade;
Paekakariki Fruit Supply, 11 Beach Rd Paekakariki; Moby Dicken's Bookshop,
Paraparaumu Beach; JENOA Shop. 2 Mahara Place, Waikanae.
3 x DVD racks
Holds 70 dvd's each rack
Price is $10 each
In excellent condition
Pickup from Paraparaumu central (not far from Expressway)
Electric Concrete Mixer, clean good working condition, comes with 1/3 HP A 2.6 motor, RPM 1425, Volts 230/240, spare belt also.
Virtually all NZ arrivals, except from Australia and Pacific Islands, will now need a negative Covid test before coming in, the Government has announced.
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins on Tuesday gave Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield new powers, which means he can now easily … View moreVirtually all NZ arrivals, except from Australia and Pacific Islands, will now need a negative Covid test before coming in, the Government has announced.
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins on Tuesday gave Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield new powers, which means he can now easily require negative tests for arrivals from all countries.
It comes as Covid-19 surges around the world, in sharp contrast to New Zealand, where there is no current community transmission. Both the US and UK are experiencing unprecedented peaks in Covid-19 and nearly 2 million people have now died from the virus globally.
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Saturday 16th January, 22 Brandon Street, Otaki, 8am-2pm
Womens/girls clothing and shoes, home decor, art and craft supplies Most things a gold coin
Thanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working… View moreThanks to the brave and quick actions of these members of the public (pictured centre and centre right) – an offender who was trying to make a getaway after stealing money from a Henderson dairy was stopped and swiftly arrested. 👏
Earlier this month, one of the owners of the store was working behind the counter when a man entered the store and demanded money.
He walked behind the counter to the cash register and took a large sum of money, but the owner very quickly managed to activate the anti-theft smoke canon and the offender fled the shop.
Seeing what happened, the members of the public chased the offender and caught him, holding him until Police arrived soon afterwards.
He was then arrested and taken into custody.
A 40-year-old man has been charged with theft and was due to appear in the Waitakere District Court last week.
The money taken was returned to the dairy owners (pictured on the left), who were very grateful to those who stepped in to help.
A great result and example of people going above and beyond to look out for people in their local community.
Free desk chair, well used (10-year University -PHD Student), but still intact and comfortable to sit in.
Buyer must pick up.
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We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or … View moreHi everyone,
We'd love to hear about the great places you've discovered over your summer holidays, whether it's somewhere local or on a trip away. Did you come across a particularly amazing beach, camping ground, town, walk or scenic spot? What made it so special? Any activities or places to eat and drink you can recommend in the area would also be much appreciated. As usual, please include 'NFP' (not for publication) in your comment if you don't want it included in a travel article.
Cheers.
Having Canadian geese for your Christmas roast could be the solution needed to deal with 200 of the birds polluting a Kāpiti Coast lake.
The geese are depositing up to 400 kilograms of poop into Awatea Lake, and a local resident wants the geese culled and their meat used to feed the poor.
Geoff … View moreHaving Canadian geese for your Christmas roast could be the solution needed to deal with 200 of the birds polluting a Kāpiti Coast lake.
The geese are depositing up to 400 kilograms of poop into Awatea Lake, and a local resident wants the geese culled and their meat used to feed the poor.
Geoff Amos says locals are fed-up with the mess created by the geese and he has organised a petition.
Chef Martin Bosley supported the idea of turning the geese into a food source.
“I think it is a better option for our Christmas table than turkey to be honest.”
Would you eat a goose?
Waikanae Park, Park Avenue entrance
10am-11.30am
Who let the dogs out? Come along and meet fellow dog lovers of an on-leash, guided dog walk around the edge of Waikanae Park, into the bush area and back. Suitable for dogs of all sizes. After the walk enjoy some games with your furry friends.
… View moreWaikanae Park, Park Avenue entrance
10am-11.30am
Who let the dogs out? Come along and meet fellow dog lovers of an on-leash, guided dog walk around the edge of Waikanae Park, into the bush area and back. Suitable for dogs of all sizes. After the walk enjoy some games with your furry friends.
What to bring: Faultline coffee will be on site (bring a keep cup to help us minimise waste, a leash, plastic bags for your dog's poop and gold coin for a sausage sizzle.
Meet at the Park Avenue entrance to Waikanae Park.
Following the mob vioence in Washington, Avaaz, the global movement for democracy, is calling on good citizens to join its campaign to regulate Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
Avaaz says this week’s mob violence in Washington, incited by President Trump, was organised on Facebook, … View moreFollowing the mob vioence in Washington, Avaaz, the global movement for democracy, is calling on good citizens to join its campaign to regulate Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
Avaaz says this week’s mob violence in Washington, incited by President Trump, was organised on Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
It’s asking New Zealanders, and people around the world, to sign an open letter to world leaders to regulate social media. -- bit.ly...
Garage sale on 16 Jan from 8am until 11am. 12a Redwood Close, Paraparaumu
Many unused or good as new items from UK, Singapore and NZ. 1st garage sale in decades.
Boxed collectables (star wars, Jimmy Neutron), vaccum, small hand bags & purses, quality woman's clothes size 14-20, … View moreGarage sale on 16 Jan from 8am until 11am. 12a Redwood Close, Paraparaumu
Many unused or good as new items from UK, Singapore and NZ. 1st garage sale in decades.
Boxed collectables (star wars, Jimmy Neutron), vaccum, small hand bags & purses, quality woman's clothes size 14-20, woman's shoes sizes 7-8, jewelery, ladder, snorkelling gear, bike pump, airbed (old), nik naks, mirror, picture frames, vases, kitchen items, curtain, cusion cover's, fun and sun hats etc. The usual books, games, CDs & DVDS. Air plants, Swan plant milkweed & hebe seedlings.
Kāpiti Coast District Council is advising dog-owners to keep an eye out for toxic algae in the district’s waterways as the temperature rises. This includes lagoons in parks and reserves as well as rivers and streams.
There are now dangerous levels in Waipoua River in the Wairarapa and elevated … View moreKāpiti Coast District Council is advising dog-owners to keep an eye out for toxic algae in the district’s waterways as the temperature rises. This includes lagoons in parks and reserves as well as rivers and streams.
There are now dangerous levels in Waipoua River in the Wairarapa and elevated levels in Te Awa Kairangi (Hutt River) — and the Kāpiti Counci is worried about algae dangers here. More - bit.ly...
Thrifty Place second hand shop is open 🎉 Come and visit us and grab a bargain. We sell quality used second hand items and clothing. All adults clothing is $3 per item and children's $1 per item (unless marked). We also sell books, toys, games and puzzles. Our hours are Tuesdays and … View moreThrifty Place second hand shop is open 🎉 Come and visit us and grab a bargain. We sell quality used second hand items and clothing. All adults clothing is $3 per item and children's $1 per item (unless marked). We also sell books, toys, games and puzzles. Our hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 am to 4 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 12.30 pm. We are located at 10 Weka Road, Raumati Beach. Our yellow flags are out when we are open. Donations of clothing and household items are greatly appreciated.
Our funds go directly to the Kapiti Uniting Parish. We have two churches, Raumati and Waikanae. Funds raised help us provide community services such as the hiring of our halls and meeting rooms to over 15 community groups, running three playgroups each week and supporting the Kapiti Counselling Service which is located on our premises. Our church in Raumati is a Community Emergency Hub and last year we were able to install an AED on the outside of our building. The Raumati Village Community Garden is also on our grounds in Raumati. Funds raised also help us maintain our buildings, and employ three part-time staff, an administrator, community worker and playgroup co-ordinator. Thrifty Place is run by volunteers.
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