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To give away, a rabbit hutch, in good condition.
2.25m long, 1.05m wide .064m high
Pm me if interested. Fairly heavy and large, so will need 2 strong people to lift it . Sorry, no photos, I couldn't get them to attach to message
You can find all the information you need about where, when and how to vote at vote.nz....
If you were enrolled at your current address by September 10, you will have been sent an EasyVote pack in the mail with an EasyVote card which will make voting easier.
However if yours hasn't … View moreYou can find all the information you need about where, when and how to vote at vote.nz....
If you were enrolled at your current address by September 10, you will have been sent an EasyVote pack in the mail with an EasyVote card which will make voting easier.
However if yours hasn't arrived yet you can vote without it! Find your nearest voting place here:
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Thick chain on back to hang as it's old .. maybe 40s or 50s. Size is 666mm x 406mm
Fixer 6 .. an innovative mounting system that allows our rear basket to mount to MTX racks with slide and click convenience. Made by Topeak.
Happy Grandparents Day to our fantastic neighbours!
We wish you a day filled with celebration for your poppa, nan, koro, grandma or g'dad, while also remembering those who are no longer with us.
May your day be brimming with joy and treasured memories!
We extend our heartfelt … View moreHappy Grandparents Day to our fantastic neighbours!
We wish you a day filled with celebration for your poppa, nan, koro, grandma or g'dad, while also remembering those who are no longer with us.
May your day be brimming with joy and treasured memories!
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone for their amazing nominations! Your stories have touched our hearts deeply. And the winner is... Koko Grant, nominated by Khalei-Marley Taylor-Karaitiana! Congratulations!
Join us for presentations from historian Kathryn Patterson and genealogist Maggie Gaffney, convenor of the Irish Interest Group Lower North Island. We'll also have helpdesks for your Irish family history research and DNA questions and some of our library collection for you to browse.
Irish … View moreJoin us for presentations from historian Kathryn Patterson and genealogist Maggie Gaffney, convenor of the Irish Interest Group Lower North Island. We'll also have helpdesks for your Irish family history research and DNA questions and some of our library collection for you to browse.
Irish LNI members $10 / Non-members $15
Book online or pay cash on the day
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9.30am Registration and tea/coffee
10.00am Irish soldiers' wives in 19th century NZ
Kathryn Patterson
11am Break
11.15am Finding Private Clark
Maggie Gaffney
12.15pm Lunch
Irish research helpdesk
DNA helpdesk
Reference library
If you would like to improve your public speaking skills then come on down and check us out. We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 7.30 to 9.30 at 27 Elizabeth St. We pride ourselves on being both friendly and supportive, and we enjoy watching our members grow in … View moreIf you would like to improve your public speaking skills then come on down and check us out. We meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 7.30 to 9.30 at 27 Elizabeth St. We pride ourselves on being both friendly and supportive, and we enjoy watching our members grow in confidence as they develop their public speaking wings.
Today NIWA confirmed an El Nino weather event for the summer. That may mean a long spell of dry weather, so I'd like to share a system for saving young trees and shrubs that I have used with great effect and with a minimal use of water. You get hold of some plastic tubing about 6cms diameter, … View moreToday NIWA confirmed an El Nino weather event for the summer. That may mean a long spell of dry weather, so I'd like to share a system for saving young trees and shrubs that I have used with great effect and with a minimal use of water. You get hold of some plastic tubing about 6cms diameter, from plumbing supplies, or second hand from building recyclers. You cut it into about 1 meter lengths and bury one end of each about 15 cms in the soil so it sits upright over part of the root ball. When the dry hits you patrol with your trusty watering can and a kitchen funnel, filling the tubes up to the top. The water goes directly to the roots with no evaporation. Kia kaha. Mike
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