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Ewa from Tauranga City
Last Tuesday we have had two extra people who joined us for this walk after I have promoted it here in Neighbourly. I hope we will have you two again and some more tomorrow! Weather forecast is reasonable - we might be lucky to finish our walk before the rain comes.
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The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
For most of us, seeing a friendly doggo while out and about instantly brings a smile to our faces. But how do you feel about cafes welcoming pups inside?
Cast a vote and share your thoughts below.
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David from Bethlehem
Coming up.
Tauranga SeniorNet Club term four program starts on the 14th of October for seniors. The course timetable for Smart TV and Phones, iPad, iPhone, Mac Book. PC Computers, Facebook, Genealogy, and other programs are available on the club’s website to view. The club is holding an open … View moreComing up.
Tauranga SeniorNet Club term four program starts on the 14th of October for seniors. The course timetable for Smart TV and Phones, iPad, iPhone, Mac Book. PC Computers, Facebook, Genealogy, and other programs are available on the club’s website to view. The club is holding an open and registration day for courses on Tuesday 1st October at the club. Building 70 at the Tauranga Historic Village from 10.00 a.m. until 1.45 pm. Club subscription and course fees apply. Eftpos and online banking is available.
Check out the web site of Tauranga SeniorNet Club Inc. for all the club offers, directions on where it is and how to contact the club. www.taurangaseniornet.co.nz
Helen from Matua
Books and Jigsaws needed for our annual charity book fair. Thank you
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Moira from Maungatapu
$2 for 6 Iceburg lettuces, green salad lettuce, rocket.
$1 long green cucumber.
Have free tomatoes at my gate. Do not know what is in each punnet. Shelf fell over, plants rescued, looking healthy but can't guarantee punnet contents. Either Heirloom, moneymaker, beefsteak or tommy toe. … View more$2 for 6 Iceburg lettuces, green salad lettuce, rocket.
$1 long green cucumber.
Have free tomatoes at my gate. Do not know what is in each punnet. Shelf fell over, plants rescued, looking healthy but can't guarantee punnet contents. Either Heirloom, moneymaker, beefsteak or tommy toe. They are good strong plants.
Price: $2
Ian from Papamoa Beach
Wheels, steel Rims (4 stud). Tires, Wheel Trims, and other misc. includes some body trims
Any Offers after viewing welcome (Papamoa)
Ask Question about what I have. can add photos.
Negotiable
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Moira from Maungatapu
I am selling tomatoes - beefsteak, moneymaker, sweet 100, golden cherry, tommy toe, grosse lise. Also silverbeet, some small brassicas, rocket and lettuce. All $2 for 6. I have crown pumpkin, cucumber (apple, long green and lebanese) for $1.50 per plant.
Tues - Friday. home in the afternoons.… View moreI am selling tomatoes - beefsteak, moneymaker, sweet 100, golden cherry, tommy toe, grosse lise. Also silverbeet, some small brassicas, rocket and lettuce. All $2 for 6. I have crown pumpkin, cucumber (apple, long green and lebanese) for $1.50 per plant.
Tues - Friday. home in the afternoons. Sat home all day., Sun, Mon closed.
Price: $2
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Elly from Papamoa Beach
Te Puna Quarry Park is run by volunteers and maintained partly by donations and proceeds of plant sales. For our next plant sale on 13 Oct., we have a selection of plants, pots, and goodies, while vegetable seedlings are growing. We like to get more stuff to sell, so we welcome donations of plants… View moreTe Puna Quarry Park is run by volunteers and maintained partly by donations and proceeds of plant sales. For our next plant sale on 13 Oct., we have a selection of plants, pots, and goodies, while vegetable seedlings are growing. We like to get more stuff to sell, so we welcome donations of plants (garden & house plants), decorative pots, garden furniture and other garden stuff. Please think of us when you are spring-cleaning your garden, and throwing out useable plants, or making cuttings of your house plants. We aim to pick up (but it depends on availability of our volunteers). Please contact us via email (tepunaquarrypark@gmail.com) or a text to Elly (027-371 8720). Thank you!!
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SPRING: Plants begin to grow and flowers to bloom. Animals awaken from hibernation. Babies - not just human babies - are often born in spring. In some parts of the world, spring brings rain that falls for hours on end, facilitating the growth of different plant life.
It's time to get on and … View moreSPRING: Plants begin to grow and flowers to bloom. Animals awaken from hibernation. Babies - not just human babies - are often born in spring. In some parts of the world, spring brings rain that falls for hours on end, facilitating the growth of different plant life.
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