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Vendors for the 18th:
Creations by Zel: Handcrafted amigurumi toys
Kitten Inn: Fundraising merchandise, tea towels, cat nip toys, crochet items and other fundraising crafts
Salt and Sugar: Bath salts, scrubs, brownies, 2nd hand clothing
Sweet Stitches: We are delighted to bring you our quality … View moreVendors for the 18th:
Creations by Zel: Handcrafted amigurumi toys
Kitten Inn: Fundraising merchandise, tea towels, cat nip toys, crochet items and other fundraising crafts
Salt and Sugar: Bath salts, scrubs, brownies, 2nd hand clothing
Sweet Stitches: We are delighted to bring you our quality lush and practical handmade baby bibs, burp cloths, blankets, soft toys, and wet bags. Here you will find our Sweet Stitches brand and some pre-made products with beautiful vinyl and embroidery embellishments.
made by minnie b: Sewn items - Christmas bags, wheat bags, pencil case/make up bags, face masks and more
Qwerky Home: Ecofelt products (made from recycled plastic bottles) Dipping bowls and Novelty planters
Jade Ell Art/ Tui or not Tui: illustrated prints, greeting cards, magnets, notebooks, calendars and more
The Loaded Bobbin: Quality new handmade sewn items such as bags, aprons, lunch wraps, glasses cases, masks, bibs, scrubbies, and Christmas decorations plus more.
Amanda: Quality crafts, furoshiki fabric gift bags, preloved Christmas decorations and lights. I'm also the drop off point for cat donation items that will be divided between independent cat rescues.
Vintage Treasures: Vintage China and Jewellery
Betty & Leroy: Colourful handmade jewellery made from a variety of materials including resin, laser printer and cut wood and beading.
INDIGO: Gift boxes which contain: 2x home made scented candles, Bath soak, Organic coffee scrub, Scented room mist, Activated charcoal soap.
More information and pictures here: www.facebook.com...
Turn tradition on its head and make a summery Christmas wreath by transforming pine cones into heat-loving zinnias using Resene paint colours.
Find out how to create your own.
A Huge thank-you to our Volunteers, our Customers and everyone who has donated and supported Red Cross shop in Petone over this past year. We could not do all great things we do in our local community without you.
Thank you again for all yr support and wishing you all a happy festive season from … View moreA Huge thank-you to our Volunteers, our Customers and everyone who has donated and supported Red Cross shop in Petone over this past year. We could not do all great things we do in our local community without you.
Thank you again for all yr support and wishing you all a happy festive season from us all at
RED CROSS SHOP in Petone
169 Jackson st
A good picture can be worth a thousand words. This picture by Andrew Gorrie and caption (It's a bit wet in Wellington) sums up the last week or so in Wellington nicely.
"This is the start of a new stage of life for many people, and there are lots of changes that go with it. As you embark on this new journey, it's important to create or review your will as your assets change and, more often than not, your will needs to be updated to reflect any … View more"This is the start of a new stage of life for many people, and there are lots of changes that go with it. As you embark on this new journey, it's important to create or review your will as your assets change and, more often than not, your will needs to be updated to reflect any changes." Greg Coyne Principal Trustee in Nelson had a chat with stuff.co.nz recently as part of our Later Life campaign.
I have four passes to the new Spiderman movie "no way home" and a costume for 3-5 year old, 95cm to 120cm.
Two tickets with submit 2 on them.
Brand new, won in a contest.
Pick up from Johnsonville.
We at Trade Me are chuffed to let you know we’ve launched our Kindness Store again for Christmas, teaming up with KidsCan, Foster Hope and Women’s Refuge .
We’ve filled The Kindness Store with the things they need most – just type ‘kindness’ in Trade Me’s search bar, and you’ll … View moreWe at Trade Me are chuffed to let you know we’ve launched our Kindness Store again for Christmas, teaming up with KidsCan, Foster Hope and Women’s Refuge .
We’ve filled The Kindness Store with the things they need most – just type ‘kindness’ in Trade Me’s search bar, and you’ll find a bunch of opportunities to give to Kiwis in need.
100% of your purchase goes directly to your charity of choice, and if you’ve been wondering what to give someone this year, a Kindness Store gift might be the perfect solution!
Just pick, click, and ‘Give Now’ – we’ll get it to the charity for you. Easy.
With more cases of COVID-19 in the community, it’s possible you and your whānau will be exposed to the virus. Most fully vaccinated people, who get exposed, are likely to have a mild to moderate illness and will fully recover at home.
In case you or someone in your house tests positive and … View moreWith more cases of COVID-19 in the community, it’s possible you and your whānau will be exposed to the virus. Most fully vaccinated people, who get exposed, are likely to have a mild to moderate illness and will fully recover at home.
In case you or someone in your house tests positive and needs to isolate, have food, medications and supplies available. Make a plan with neighbours, friends or whānau to support each other.
If you need more help to manage at home, you can also access a COVID-19 welfare line on 0800 512 337
Find tips here
It has been a wet few days and the Riverbank Carpark is currently closed for the third time in the last few days.
Rain is forecast to ease by 2pm, which coincides with high tide, and the council is not expecting the river level quickly.
If you haven't already, you can sign up to the text … View moreIt has been a wet few days and the Riverbank Carpark is currently closed for the third time in the last few days.
Rain is forecast to ease by 2pm, which coincides with high tide, and the council is not expecting the river level quickly.
If you haven't already, you can sign up to the text alert service by sending your name and number to 027 782 3388
The picture was taken last week.
This coming Saturday (18th) will be our LAST market of 2021! Come and support local crafters/artists and vendors of high quality items. Find a last minute unique Christmas present for that someone or yourself! We are also accepting donated cat food and items that will be used to create … View moreThis coming Saturday (18th) will be our LAST market of 2021! Come and support local crafters/artists and vendors of high quality items. Find a last minute unique Christmas present for that someone or yourself! We are also accepting donated cat food and items that will be used to create Christmas/New Year's hampers for local independent rescues.
Our Facebook page features some of the lovely items that will be available for purchase.
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Stuff Ltd's recent support for Age Concern Wellington Region's Christmas appeal has been invaluable:
"Age Concern also experienced a burst of new interest and donations after we wrote about Rick Johnston and Denis White, who have been buddied up through Age Concern's visiting … View moreStuff Ltd's recent support for Age Concern Wellington Region's Christmas appeal has been invaluable:
"Age Concern also experienced a burst of new interest and donations after we wrote about Rick Johnston and Denis White, who have been buddied up through Age Concern's visiting service. Johnston takes 82-year-old White out to lunch or to Mitre 10, or works in his backyard.
'But the best outcome has been the 35 volunteers signing up to help deliver social connection services to older people in our communities,” said Stephen Opie, chief executive of Age Concern Wellington. “We’re always needing more volunteers, so this has been a great response for us.'"
Read full article here: www.stuff.co.nz...
Thank you Stuff ! #OurWellington #seniors #HCC #PoriruaCityCouncil #ageconcernwelilngtonregion #donate
Due to a nationwide driver shortage, we’re still seeing some delays with our rubbish and recycling collections.
If rubbish or recycling has not been collected on your street on your normal collection day, please leave it out and it will be picked up the next day
Please note collections now … View moreDue to a nationwide driver shortage, we’re still seeing some delays with our rubbish and recycling collections.
If rubbish or recycling has not been collected on your street on your normal collection day, please leave it out and it will be picked up the next day
Please note collections now start at 7am, so your rubbish and recycling may be picked up earlier than usual. Make sure you put everything out before 7am on the day of collection, or after 7pm the night before.
Thank you for your patience Pōneke 💛
There has been a lot of submissions for Pet of the Day lately. Thanks for all your cute photos and here is a bonus from Jani McCarthy of her much loved cat. It would be great to get some dogs.
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent … View moreThere has been a lot of submissions for Pet of the Day lately. Thanks for all your cute photos and here is a bonus from Jani McCarthy of her much loved cat. It would be great to get some dogs.
Remember if you want your pet featured on Neighbourly, email us on yourpet@dompost.co.nz with a recent photo. Please remember to say which suburb you live in.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year to…spin to win FREE FUEL!
Christmas is right around the corner, so we’re spreading the Christmas cheer with wicked fuel savings to be won – just in time for your summer roadies.
Head to spinformoolah.co.nz and give our online wheel your best … View moreIt’s the most wonderful time of the year to…spin to win FREE FUEL!
Christmas is right around the corner, so we’re spreading the Christmas cheer with wicked fuel savings to be won – just in time for your summer roadies.
Head to spinformoolah.co.nz and give our online wheel your best spin to grab some Moolah to use on your next ‘appy purchase.
Plus, head to our Facebook page to check out our 12 days of ‘appiness for your chance to win even more awesome goodies.
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