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Hi, This lovely super spacious 2 bedroom house with massive kitchen will be available for rent from 31 August, but open to view now. My husband and I have lived here for nearly 3 years and loved it. Rent is a bargain for what it is. $550/week. Details below:
Sunny 2 bedroom house with secure … View moreHi, This lovely super spacious 2 bedroom house with massive kitchen will be available for rent from 31 August, but open to view now. My husband and I have lived here for nearly 3 years and loved it. Rent is a bargain for what it is. $550/week. Details below:
Sunny 2 bedroom house with secure single garage and moderate off street parking.
Recently renovated bathroom, redecorated interior and new carpet/flooring.
All joinery double glazed throughout. Insulated.
Gas hob cooking with electric wall oven, on demand Infinity gas hot water and gas heating.
Easy stroll to Johnsonville shops and transport (train and bus to city).
NO dog.
Please register your interest and email for viewing time
email to : laurenvita@gmail.com
minimum move in costs are related to the weekly rental price of $550 per week
- first week rent
- Bond 3 weeks rent
The next Tawa Probus meeting will be held on Monday, 15th July, commencing 9.30am, at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, Tawa.
At this meeting Dr Peter Stephens is going to speak to us about the Bar Code system and its evolution.
The Bar Code system we now have on every product we buy … View moreThe next Tawa Probus meeting will be held on Monday, 15th July, commencing 9.30am, at the Tawa Bowling Club, Davies Street, Tawa.
At this meeting Dr Peter Stephens is going to speak to us about the Bar Code system and its evolution.
The Bar Code system we now have on every product we buy commenced in 1970 when a standardised product code was defined. Bar code scanners and systems started to be deployed in the mid 1970s. This system has revolutionised the product supply chain management world wide.
Dr Peter Stevens has been Chief Executive of GS1 New Zealand since January 2004. GS1 is involved in the supply chain management solutions business and assigns international codes to new products. Today we now also have a similar technology Q-codes. What is the future for the Bar Code?
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Given Auckland’s recent news around their low water supply, we thought we’d share how we’re tracking.
This graph shows our water use from June 5 – July 4 over the past 3 years. With the green line showing the maximum target of what we can comfortably supply - we need to keep below this … View moreGiven Auckland’s recent news around their low water supply, we thought we’d share how we’re tracking.
This graph shows our water use from June 5 – July 4 over the past 3 years. With the green line showing the maximum target of what we can comfortably supply - we need to keep below this line!
As you can see our use is much higher than in the past couple of years, and if we have a really dry spring we could need some serious water restrictions in summer.
Here are some ways to #loveeverydrop💙
- Shorten your showers (even cutting back by 1 minute can save up to 18 litres!) 🚿
- Turn off the tap when shaving or brushing your teeth
- Only put full loads of washing on at a time 👕👖
- Share your water saving tips with friends and family!
On the left, you’ll see a typical pipe taking wastewater to be treated at one of four treatment plants. But a few metres down, in the same pipe, there’s a blockage forming from fat being poured down drains, and sanitary products and wet wipes being flushed down the toilet!
These nasty … View moreOn the left, you’ll see a typical pipe taking wastewater to be treated at one of four treatment plants. But a few metres down, in the same pipe, there’s a blockage forming from fat being poured down drains, and sanitary products and wet wipes being flushed down the toilet!
These nasty blockages are a nightmare for the wastewater network, and our crew has to clear them out, sometimes by hand.
The only way to stop them? Only flush the 3 P’s (poo, pee and toilet paper), and don’t let fats and oils down the sink 💩🚽🧻
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