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Byron from Naenae
Get Into it folks - only about 50 tickets to sell before we can draw the winner and get Wgtn Heart Kids Charity some good $$ :) follow the directions on the poster to get tickets - and can even deliver to a local winner - support Heart Kids Wgtn :)
Brian from Maoribank
On tomorrow 29 July at The King Lion Hall, 12 King Street, Upper Hutt 8-11am. Collectors' boxed model cars, ever popular Jams & Sauces, Plants, Crafts, Books, Jigsaws, Toys, Quality Clothing and household things. Juicy lemons are also back just $2 a bag. Get there early for good parking.
Negotiable
The Team from Resene ColorShop Upper Hutt
Get creative with colour with these art projects using Resene paints.
Find out how to get creative with these easy ideas.
Shaun from Wainuiomata
fun to push back on.
2 chairs I've had for about a year
haven't used them in a bit so here they are
pick up in Petone
price negotiable
Price: $130
Shaun from Wainuiomata
i have cream/white drawers i dont need, one handles broken but all the drawers open
pickup in petone
price negotiable
Price: $200
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
The Blood Service says it needs 40,000 new donors in the next 12 months to ensure it can meet demand of those needing plasma and blood. Suggestions have been made to pay people for donating, however there are concerns about the dangers of that. Do you think we should pay people for these … View moreThe Blood Service says it needs 40,000 new donors in the next 12 months to ensure it can meet demand of those needing plasma and blood. Suggestions have been made to pay people for donating, however there are concerns about the dangers of that. Do you think we should pay people for these donations?
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Erroll from Heretaunga
Rather than throw them in the tip there are agapanthus outside 104 Barton Ave Heretaunga. Help yourself.
Free
Michael from Trentham
Trentham-Heretaunga will have two new cafes available to the general public opening their doors in a couple of weeks or so.
One will be in the large innovative Classic Cars Display building off Alexander Road in the commercial area in Trentham and the other will be in the developing Blue … View moreTrentham-Heretaunga will have two new cafes available to the general public opening their doors in a couple of weeks or so.
One will be in the large innovative Classic Cars Display building off Alexander Road in the commercial area in Trentham and the other will be in the developing Blue Mountains Campus on the ground floor of the Buddle Building. This cafe in Ward Street will have a partial garden setting.
So its going to be from scant pickings in cafes in these suburbs to a glut.
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Simon Woolf recently made a trip to the Chathams.
"One of the locals. A Chatham Island Oyster Islander."
Michael from Trentham
On Sunday evening Sweden played South Africa in the FIFA Women's World Cup. It seemed hard to fathom how come Sweden had so many more visable fans at the match at Wellington Regional Stadium than did SA
Afterall there are thousands of former South Africans living in the Wellington … View moreOn Sunday evening Sweden played South Africa in the FIFA Women's World Cup. It seemed hard to fathom how come Sweden had so many more visable fans at the match at Wellington Regional Stadium than did SA
Afterall there are thousands of former South Africans living in the Wellington region and only a handful of Swedes.
The spectators ambled past me in my volunteering role. Apparantly some 19,000 turned up - many if them children of all ages.
Then I looked at the South African players and coach and they were a complete contrast to that of the Swedish team. And without going into details therein may lie the reason for much less fanfare given by locals to one of the sides in a closely contested game with the heavily favoured Swedes winning 2-1 with rheir secong goal coming in the last few minutes of play. The SA team had played well above its ranking and deserved a lot of credit.
The weather too did not favour the SA side. Cold and wet.
Ian Hamilton from Natures choice gardening services - Upper Hutt
Don’t let overgrown plants and weeds take over your outdoor space. Let us help you transform your messy garden into a beautiful oasis. of
I am experienced gardener with over 25 years experience I will take care of everything from pruning and weeding to planting and lawn maintenance. With my … View moreDon’t let overgrown plants and weeds take over your outdoor space. Let us help you transform your messy garden into a beautiful oasis. of
I am experienced gardener with over 25 years experience I will take care of everything from pruning and weeding to planting and lawn maintenance. With my help, you can enjoy a tidy, healthy, and thriving garden all year round.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards a beautiful garden.
Call me today on 0272430951 or text in the weekend as that’s family time
Ian
Meeting an ever increasing need in our communities, Christmas Box provides more than just food, it brings a reminder that people care. By alleviating some of the pressure families feel, especially in the time of inflation and cost-of-living, a Christmas Box sparks hope that goes beyond Christmas.
… View moreMeeting an ever increasing need in our communities, Christmas Box provides more than just food, it brings a reminder that people care. By alleviating some of the pressure families feel, especially in the time of inflation and cost-of-living, a Christmas Box sparks hope that goes beyond Christmas.
Don’t wait for December, it’s time to start thinking about how you can help today!
For just $40 a box, you can give the gift of hope and 100% of your donation will go to families who are doing it tough this year. Your generosity makes a difference.
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