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Jaideep from TRENTHAM POST SHOP
Christmas Crackers: These come with a board game/activity sheet, great value at $9.99 (e) or 3 for $25.
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Garry Tranter from Price My House for Free Limited
Property Institute of New Zealand Chief Executive, Ashley Church, has strongly endorsed a warning, by new Housing Minister Phil Twyford, that Aucklanders should not go out and binge on the basis of big increases in the Council-assessed value of their homes.
The new Council Valuations on Auckland… View moreProperty Institute of New Zealand Chief Executive, Ashley Church, has strongly endorsed a warning, by new Housing Minister Phil Twyford, that Aucklanders should not go out and binge on the basis of big increases in the Council-assessed value of their homes.
The new Council Valuations on Auckland homes will be available on the Council website from 9am tomorrow but Housing Minister Phil Twyford has warned that it would be unwise for Auckland home owners to assume they've hit the jackpot based on the large increases in values likely to be reflected in the new assessments.
Mr Church agrees that Aucklanders shouldn’t read too much into the council figures and has repeated his recent reminder that they are a ‘guesstimate’ rather than an accurate indicator of what a home is actually worth.
Councils throughout New Zealand are required to update Council Valuations (CVs) on residential, commercial, industrial and rural land once every three years in order to set rates and Mr Church says that there is a common misunderstanding about what this Valuation is and how much weight should be placed on it.
“CVs are conducted once every 3 years and they’re a ‘snapshot’ of the approximate value of any given property at that moment in time. They shouldn’t be regarded as an exact measure of the value of a home – and they’re certainly not intended to provide an ongoing price guide."
Mr Church says that the methodology for a Council Valuation is very different to a formal valuation.
“A CV is a blunt instrument. It’s a computer based assessment of the value of your home based on what other homes in your area have sold for – whereas a formal Registered Valuation is conducted onsite and takes account of the condition of your home, any renovations you might have made, whether you have a pool, the number of bedrooms you might have, the condition of your home – all of the things that make it unique. There’s no comparison between the two."
Mr Church says that, for many people, the Council valuation of their home is matter of curiosity and academic interest – but he says that some people might see it as a measure of wealth and be tempted to go out and spend on that basis.
“That would be a mistake."
He says that, while there’s little doubt that home values have increased substantially, people should be wary of taking on major new debt unless they have an accurate idea of what their home is currently worth.
Felicity from Elderslea
Toyota Isis 2005
7 seater, good condition, scrape on front bumper[ drivers side]
Automatic, airbags passenger & driver
central locking,reversing camera + towbar
Price: $6,500
Citizens Advice Bureau from Citizens Advice Bureau Upper Hutt
Open 9:30am-3:30pm Mon-Fr 11 December 2017 – 19 January 2017 (except public holidays)
Closed on 27th, 28th and 29th December.
Free Legal Advice Evenings
Last one of the year: 14th December 2017
Restarts 8th February 2018
The Team from Wellington Water
It’s shaping up to be a record hot summer. We need to make sure we don’t use more than 160 million litres per day. Right now, we’re using way more. Take care of our water, so we have some left this summer.
Go to loveeverydrop.nz to find out how you can help.
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Karen Boyce from Major Minors Children's Choir
Auditions for the Harmonic Minors will be held in January 2018.
For more information on the Harmonic Minors, to register for an audition time or for details about our wonderful non-auditioned choir see links below!
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Chances are you haven’t yet thought of that perfect gift for your furry feline this year… Made with real meat and natural ingredients, FANCY FEAST PUREE KISS is the irresistibly smooth and creamy treat that is on your cat’s Christmas wish list. Share a special moment and delight in the joy of… View moreChances are you haven’t yet thought of that perfect gift for your furry feline this year… Made with real meat and natural ingredients, FANCY FEAST PUREE KISS is the irresistibly smooth and creamy treat that is on your cat’s Christmas wish list. Share a special moment and delight in the joy of hand feeding this delicious treat to your beloved friend this Christmas! Available from all leading supermarkets, RRP $3.99.
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If you love working outdoors and are looking for an opportunity to make a six-figure income working nine months a year, then look no further. This highly successful operation is currently run as a lifestyle business, but for a motivated owner, there is significant potential.
This business has … View moreIf you love working outdoors and are looking for an opportunity to make a six-figure income working nine months a year, then look no further. This highly successful operation is currently run as a lifestyle business, but for a motivated owner, there is significant potential.
This business has established itself across the Wellington Region, focusing on site preparation, seeding and maintaining lawns for both builders of residential homes and domestic clients.
The current owner is happy to invest the time helping a new owner and will provide a smooth transition and training on all aspects of the business.
Find out more about the business
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Carolann from Wallaceville - Whitemans Valley
Hi it is looking like it is going to be an early pyo season this year at Blueberry Fields Forever and I am hoping to be open before Christmas. Check for updates here or by phone 04-5287581, website www.selfsufficiencystore.com... or the facebook page selfsufficiencystore. There is also a beautiful … View moreHi it is looking like it is going to be an early pyo season this year at Blueberry Fields Forever and I am hoping to be open before Christmas. Check for updates here or by phone 04-5287581, website www.selfsufficiencystore.com... or the facebook page selfsufficiencystore. There is also a beautiful brand new picnic area. Look forward to catching up with you all and meeting new people. Cheers Carolann
Frans from Maoribank
Relocating – Garage sale of house content
– includes furniture, white-wear, bedding, kitchen content and appliances, crockery, etc., to many to mention.
Time: 8am – midday only, will not open earlier
Address: 3 Monarch Grove, Maoribank, Upper Hutt
Negotiable
Frans from Maoribank
Relocating – Garage sale of house content
– includes furniture, white-wear, bedding, kitchen content and appliances, crockery, etc., to many to mention.
Time: 8am – midday only, will not open earlier
Address: 3 Monarch Grove, Maoribank, Upper Hutt
Eleanor Wenman Reporter from Upper Hutt Leader
It's about the time to start decorating trees and we want to ask you - which one do you prefer? Have you got a real Christmas tree or an artificial one? Why do you prefer one over the other? And if your tree is already up, show off your decorations by posting a picture below! Comments may be … View moreIt's about the time to start decorating trees and we want to ask you - which one do you prefer? Have you got a real Christmas tree or an artificial one? Why do you prefer one over the other? And if your tree is already up, show off your decorations by posting a picture below! Comments may be used in print unless stated otherwise with NFP (Not for Print)
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Erin from Silverstream
Check it out on Trademe here: www.trademe.co.nz...
Make: HONDA
Model: CIVIC
Year: 1999
Sub model: VTi
Main colour: Silver
Vehicle type: Passenger Car
… View moreCheck it out on Trademe here: www.trademe.co.nz...
Make: HONDA
Model: CIVIC
Year: 1999
Sub model: VTi
Main colour: Silver
Vehicle type: Passenger Car
Body style: Sedan
No of seats: 5
Licence plate: YI3255
Transmission: Automatic
Fuel type: Regular Unleaded Petrol
Number of cylinders: 4cyl
Fuel type: Regular Unleaded Petrol
Mileage: 169,000km
Dual Front Airbag Package
Airbag Driver and Passenger
Central Locking Remote Control
Cloth Trim
Power Mirrors
Power Steering
Power Windows
• New WOF (Nov 2017)
• Really cheap to run!
• Brand new front and back brake pads (Nov 2017)
• New radiator (2016)
• Oil change (Nov 2017)
Pioneer Digital Media Receiver MVH-X380BT:
CD-Free Design
Bluetooth® Dual Phone Connection & Guest Mode
Access and Control Music Stored on Your Android™ Device
Pandora® for iPhone® and Android & Pandora Station Creation
10-Level Brightness Control & Timer
Happy to negotiate. Please feel free to call (021-118-0174) and have a chat or come and have a look at the car.
Price: $2,999
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