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Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
It is 102 years since WWI ended and Armistice Day is a good time to remember William Hardham, VC.
Hardham received his Victoria Cross in the Boer War and was the first New Zealand-born soldier to get a VC.
Born in Wellington, he was a blacksmith by trade and a well known sportsman.
He played rugby … View moreIt is 102 years since WWI ended and Armistice Day is a good time to remember William Hardham, VC.
Hardham received his Victoria Cross in the Boer War and was the first New Zealand-born soldier to get a VC.
Born in Wellington, he was a blacksmith by trade and a well known sportsman.
He played rugby for Petone and 53 games for Wellington.
Hardham volunteered to serve in the Boer War and held the rank of farrier sergeant major.
On 28 January 1901, Hardham was on a patrol in the Transvaal when it was ambushed by twenty Boers. Although the patrol was able to withdraw, one man was wounded and his horse was shot from under him. Hardham rode to his aid and pulled him to safety while under heavy gunfire.
Hardham was subsequently awarded the VC by the Prince of Wales.
He subsequently had a distinguished career in WW1. Wounded at Gallipoli he returned home before returning to New Zealand. He returned to Palestine and became seriously ill with malaria.
After the war, he suffered from ill health and had numerous jobs, including working for a newspaper.
William James Hardham VC died of stomach cancer in 1928 aged 51. His funeral was attended by Prime Minister Gordon Coates and he is buried in the Karori Cemetery.
The Hardham Cup is still played for by Wellington club rugby teams.
The Petone Rugby Club has a replica VC, his club cap, a citation by the then mayor of Petone and a photo.
Simone Borgstede from Wellington City Council
Christmas is coming early to the CBD, with a weekend parking special being offered at Clifton Car Park from this weekend, Saturday 14 November.
The car park can be entered via The Terrace and has easy access to Lambton Quay and the Cable Car – perfect for a spot of Christmas shopping.
There is… View moreChristmas is coming early to the CBD, with a weekend parking special being offered at Clifton Car Park from this weekend, Saturday 14 November.
The car park can be entered via The Terrace and has easy access to Lambton Quay and the Cable Car – perfect for a spot of Christmas shopping.
There is also free parking for motorcycles and scooters on the first floor of the main building.
This signals the start of our festive season which launches next week - stay tuned!
For more info, visit:
wellington.govt.nz...
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Wellington City Councillors have been told that $50m has been set aside for water meters.
In a private briefing, council staff told councillors water meters are needed to help reduce consumption across the region.
The briefing paper said the Wellington region's water supply was nearing … View moreWellington City Councillors have been told that $50m has been set aside for water meters.
In a private briefing, council staff told councillors water meters are needed to help reduce consumption across the region.
The briefing paper said the Wellington region's water supply was nearing capacity, with demand increasing.
Waht do you think about water meters?
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The Team from Wellington Water
Our next round of Wellington City flood risk map meetings kick off today 🌊
Come and share your experiences, and observations of flooding in your area.
The last two meeting details are 👇
🗓Wednesday 11 November
⏰ 6pm - 8pm
📍Tawa Community Centre, 5 Cambridge Street, Tawa… View moreOur next round of Wellington City flood risk map meetings kick off today 🌊
Come and share your experiences, and observations of flooding in your area.
The last two meeting details are 👇
🗓Wednesday 11 November
⏰ 6pm - 8pm
📍Tawa Community Centre, 5 Cambridge Street, Tawa
🗓 Saturday 14 November
⏰ 10am - 2pm
📍 Tawa Community Centre, 5 Cambridge Street, Tawa
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
This weeks, I am using a story I wrote about cycling promoter Jorge Sandoval in 2017. I hope you enjoy it.
Cyclist Jorge Sandoval has a story that deserves to be widely known.
Recently, he was honoured with a Lifetime Service Award by Cycling New Zealand.
In the nearly quarter of a century I have … View moreThis weeks, I am using a story I wrote about cycling promoter Jorge Sandoval in 2017. I hope you enjoy it.
Cyclist Jorge Sandoval has a story that deserves to be widely known.
Recently, he was honoured with a Lifetime Service Award by Cycling New Zealand.
In the nearly quarter of a century I have been a journalist, I have been lucky to meet many interesting people.
But one person who will always stand out is Jorge.
I first met him when he came to the Hutt News looking for publicity for the Tour of Wellington.
Over time, I got to know him well and understand his fascinating story, including his time in a Chilean concentration camp.
Initially, he did not want to talk about when he was thrown into the camp by the Pinochet regime aged 19. He was tortured and saw many fellow prisoners die.
One of the few prisoners to survive the camp, he began a remarkable journey that would ultimately lead to Lower Hutt.
He fled to Argentina and in 1976 came to New Zealand as a refugee.
His first job was working in a Petone factory where the workers treated him as if he was "dumb" because he could not speak English.
Trying to blend in, he picked up some of the words his fellow workers used, including the F...word.
Much to his embarrassment, the Chilean ambassador had to explain its meaning.
Jorge found refuge in cycling and once he joined a club, he soon flourished and was good enough to represent New Zealand.
The lack of local events to ride in eventually annoyed him so much, he set up the Tour of Wellington. It would become an international event.
Jorge lived for cycling and what he regarded as Kiwis' indifference to the sport infuriated him.
When retailers in Lower Hutt and Petone complained about streets being closed for the Tour, he was blunt in his assessment that they were small-minded and lacked vision.
As I got to know him he opened up about his time in the concentration camp.
He was never bitter and his ability to move on was commendable.
Jorge deserves his recent recognition but at a time when some people oppose New Zealand taking refugees, he serves as a reminder as to why we should be generous as a country.
Forty-one years after starting work in a Petone factory, Jorge is a highly successful promoter. He has helped family members settle here, runs his own business and has organised more than 30 international cycling tours.
That is pretty good for a bloke who arrived in our country with nothing but a good attitude.
Lana from Island Bay
We are selling this on behalf of a family member. It is in good condition.
Pick up is in Island Bay. Text or call Lana 027 28 33 904
or Gordon 021 21 69 69 6
Price: $27
Liang from Dan Massage
Welcome to enjoy a traditional Chinese style massage at this frozen week.
We are located at Kilbirnie plaza, 19/22 bay road.
021-02505836
Looking forward to seeing you.
Thanks
Our prices:
30 mins oil massage:$50… View moreWelcome to enjoy a traditional Chinese style massage at this frozen week.
We are located at Kilbirnie plaza, 19/22 bay road.
021-02505836
Looking forward to seeing you.
Thanks
Our prices:
30 mins oil massage:$50
45 mins oil massage:$75
1 hour classic whole body massage: $89
Cupping:$30
Reflexology (foot massage) 30 mins: $60
Wellington package 100min: $150
Gift voucher available.
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hi Neighbourly folk, this is an easy one.
Who are these gentlemen and what is the significance of the picture?
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hi Neighbourly folk, it has been a tough year for hospices in the region so don't forget to support the Mary Porter Hospice.
The hospice has an annual budget of $14.5 million and has to raise $7 million annually from the community.
The next Mary Potter fundraiser is the Strawberry Festival, … View moreHi Neighbourly folk, it has been a tough year for hospices in the region so don't forget to support the Mary Porter Hospice.
The hospice has an annual budget of $14.5 million and has to raise $7 million annually from the community.
The next Mary Potter fundraiser is the Strawberry Festival, Wednesday November 18, from 10am to 4pm, Midland Park.
Pre-order your sundaes now for Wednesday 18 November!
Show your support for Mary Potter Hospice and enjoy #SundaesForGood at the annual Mary Potter Hospice Strawberry Festival on Wednesday 18 November at Midland Park on Lambton Quay.
Gather five or more friends, colleagues or family members … View morePre-order your sundaes now for Wednesday 18 November!
Show your support for Mary Potter Hospice and enjoy #SundaesForGood at the annual Mary Potter Hospice Strawberry Festival on Wednesday 18 November at Midland Park on Lambton Quay.
Gather five or more friends, colleagues or family members who are keen to savour delicious strawberry and ice cream sundaes for $6 each.Pre-order on our website before Tuesday 17 November, 5pm and beat the queues!
You can collect your order from Midland Park or we can deliver for FREE within the Wellington CBD on the day between 10am-3.30pm all thanks to DeliverEasy.
Can’t make it on the day? You can help us by making a donation to Mary Potter Hospice.
Find out more.
Sam from Newtown
One well established plant, at least 1 1/2 metres in height plus 3 small ones to give away.
Free
Sam from Newtown
Selection of old interior, exterior and roofing paint to give away.
Free
Ariuna from Hataitai
Hi everybody,
Garage sale is on Saturday 14 November 2020 at 10A Hamilton road, Hataitai, Wellington.
Thank you
See you all then there
Nicholas Boyack Reporter from Community News
Hello, Neighbourly friends! My name is Champ. I am a sweet boy that loves to play and enjoys cuddles. I have made friends with everyone here at the SPCA and would love to settle into my forever home.
WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT ME
I listen well. I know my name and have an understanding of basic … View moreHello, Neighbourly friends! My name is Champ. I am a sweet boy that loves to play and enjoys cuddles. I have made friends with everyone here at the SPCA and would love to settle into my forever home.
WHAT'S SPECIAL ABOUT ME
I listen well. I know my name and have an understanding of basic training, I feel I can be trained further with the right owner. I am very eager to please.
I love cuddles and the presence of people and dogs. Although, I can feel insecure in new situations and in unfamiliar places. Once I experience more of the world, I will become more confident. I wouldn't mind having another dog to play with and don't seem to be bothered by cats, I mostly want to say hi and try and play! Because I can be unsure in certain situations, it is best that I live with older children, teens or adults that are experienced with handling and playing with dogs.
Of course, I am one of a kind! I have a slightly abnormal hindlimb conformation which is likely due to genetics. This doesn't cause me any issues, however is something a new owner needs to be aware of as it may mean I don't live as long as most other dogs.
Any serious adopter is encouraged to discuss this with one of the vet team to fully understand my medical history. Any new home would be lucky to have me, I do hope people don't overlook me because of this. If you think that you're the right home for me, contact the canine team!
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Ariuna from Hataitai
Garage sale is on at 10am at 10A Hamilton road,Hataitai, Wellington this Saturday.
Negotiable
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