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It's time to start composting and we have the best compost bins for your garden. Our compost bins look attractive and work very well. Easy to put together, they just stack on top of each other.
Get in touch if you're keen to have a look. Pick up is in Ngaio or we can deliver for a fee.… View moreIt's time to start composting and we have the best compost bins for your garden. Our compost bins look attractive and work very well. Easy to put together, they just stack on top of each other.
Get in touch if you're keen to have a look. Pick up is in Ngaio or we can deliver for a fee.
The standard compost bin is three layers.
Standard size is 860mm x 660mm x 520mm.
Pull up lid Compost-a-box - $350.00
Hinged lid Compost-a-box - $375.00
Extra layer - $90.00
Phone Fiona on 0274765039 if you would like a look.
Hi everyone. Keep an eye on your letterbox and emails as the November issue of NZFarmer is nearly here. Hope you enjoy it.
Sonita
Is Life Worth Living after 90? Ask the Experts! Rachel McAlpine tackles with fun and courage a topic that bothers many people — getting old.
At 75, Rachel’s GP predicted she would live to 99. She promptly tuned up her lifestyle and wrote a best-selling book of poems, How To Be Old. But 99 is… View moreIs Life Worth Living after 90? Ask the Experts! Rachel McAlpine tackles with fun and courage a topic that bothers many people — getting old.
At 75, Rachel’s GP predicted she would live to 99. She promptly tuned up her lifestyle and wrote a best-selling book of poems, How To Be Old. But 99 is way past 75. Last year twelve local nonagenarians told Rachel about their lives, sparking The Secret Lives of Extremely Old People. On stage, fascinating stories and insights burst from five very old characters played by an age diverse, talented, Wellington cast. A perfect pre-festive season treat
Happy Diwali! The Festival of Lights is a significant Hindu festival celebrated with lighting lamps, cultural rituals, and the exchange of sweets, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.
Let's make your festival brighter and your wallet happier! CLICK BELOW to … View moreHappy Diwali! The Festival of Lights is a significant Hindu festival celebrated with lighting lamps, cultural rituals, and the exchange of sweets, symbolizing the victory of light over darkness and good over evil.
Let's make your festival brighter and your wallet happier! CLICK BELOW to share your power-saving tips in our "Light Up Diwali, WN $150" competition.
Don't miss out - ends 13/11, 2023. T&Cs Apply.
The Karori Bridge Club has one room to lease on the ground floor, 17 sqm, in great condition. Shared kitchen and bathroom facilities available.
This room is suitable for a health professional such as a chiropractor, physiotherapist etc, or someone who wants their own large office.
Please contact … View moreThe Karori Bridge Club has one room to lease on the ground floor, 17 sqm, in great condition. Shared kitchen and bathroom facilities available.
This room is suitable for a health professional such as a chiropractor, physiotherapist etc, or someone who wants their own large office.
Please contact Jean Williams on 027 5568014, or email jeanwilliams0510@gmail.com
Happy Single's Day!
Whether you're celebrating solo or with friends, take some time today to treat yourself.
CLICK below to enter our Single's Day competition to WIN a $111 Prezzy Card!!
DON'T MISS OUT!!! This is our final Ngaio Repair Cafe for 2023!
Saturday 18 November
10-1pm
At Ngaio Union Church, corner Crofton Road & Kenya Street
N.B knife sharpening is NOT available
Northland Toy Library is open tomorrow (Sat 11 Novt) from 9:30am- 11:45am in St Anne's Church Hall, cnr Northland and Randwick Rd.
We have board games, Brain Box sets, jigsaw puzzles, Duplo, Lego, doll houses, role play equipment, costumes, outdoor equipment (bikes, scooters, toy cars) and … View moreNorthland Toy Library is open tomorrow (Sat 11 Novt) from 9:30am- 11:45am in St Anne's Church Hall, cnr Northland and Randwick Rd.
We have board games, Brain Box sets, jigsaw puzzles, Duplo, Lego, doll houses, role play equipment, costumes, outdoor equipment (bikes, scooters, toy cars) and so much more.
Not sure if the toy library is for you? Pop by to say hi and find out more. We welcome neighbours from all suburbs 😀
See you Saturday!
For more than 100 years, we New Zealanders have identified ourselves as Kiwis.
The kiwi is in the name of businesses, in logos, in ads, even on the wings of our Airforce ... ironically.
We think it's time we gave the little guy some well-deserved recognition. Show your love for our … View moreFor more than 100 years, we New Zealanders have identified ourselves as Kiwis.
The kiwi is in the name of businesses, in logos, in ads, even on the wings of our Airforce ... ironically.
We think it's time we gave the little guy some well-deserved recognition. Show your love for our national icon - the kiwi - by voting KIWI for Bird of the Century.
Kia Ora Karori,
We know many people, both young and old, are concerned about recent events in the world. We want to offer a creative way to respond and to promote peace.
We invite you to reflect on peace, and what it means to you to be a peacemaker - whether that's in your school, your … View moreKia Ora Karori,
We know many people, both young and old, are concerned about recent events in the world. We want to offer a creative way to respond and to promote peace.
We invite you to reflect on peace, and what it means to you to be a peacemaker - whether that's in your school, your home, your workplace, your community or beyond.
We're calling for all creative responses to promoting peace, whether that's by art, photography, quilting, woodwork, poetry, music or more. A public display will be held at St Ninian's (208 Karori Rd) on Sun 3 Dec from 2-5pm.
For more information, please see the poster attached.
Kia ora,
Our next meeting of the Western Suburbs Stroke Survivors will be on Tuesday 14th November at 10.30am at Huntleigh Home, 221 Karori Road.
There will be a presentation on Advance Care Planning by Kay Webster.
To find us, go in and past Reception and turn right.
Did you know in… View moreKia ora,
Our next meeting of the Western Suburbs Stroke Survivors will be on Tuesday 14th November at 10.30am at Huntleigh Home, 221 Karori Road.
There will be a presentation on Advance Care Planning by Kay Webster.
To find us, go in and past Reception and turn right.
Did you know in New Zealand about 9,000 people each year have a stroke. Some 2,000 die from a stroke; about another 2,000 are left severely incapacitated, about another 2,000 have considerable disability and the rest have some disability or nearly recover. Nobody recovers completely.
It is estimated that some 50% of strokes can be avoided with life style changes.
Interested to find out what you can do to have a good chance to avoid a stroke??
We look forward to meeting all fellow stroke survivors, carers and friends and discussing how we are getting on.
Nga mihi,
Peter Macleod
Convenor
Dear neighbours, looking ahead to summer (we can't wait!) and the glut of crops, we're looking for recipes for either plum or cucumber dishes, to feature in the magazine. Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by December 3, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the … View moreDear neighbours, looking ahead to summer (we can't wait!) and the glut of crops, we're looking for recipes for either plum or cucumber dishes, to feature in the magazine. Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by December 3, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the December issue of NZ Gardener.
For many people, the thought of downsizing and moving to a new house can be pretty daunting, especially if you’ve lived in the family home for the last 20 to 30 years. But if you take the plunge, it can open the door for you to truly expand your life.
There are two things to consider when … View moreFor many people, the thought of downsizing and moving to a new house can be pretty daunting, especially if you’ve lived in the family home for the last 20 to 30 years. But if you take the plunge, it can open the door for you to truly expand your life.
There are two things to consider when you’ve decided to sell up – how to present your home so it’s appealing to buyers and packing up your home for the physical move.
Before you jump into renovations to make the place look shiny and new, think carefully about the value they will add to the house and whether you’ll recover that cost in the sale price. Renovations can be costly, stressful and time-consuming, so they’re only worth making if they’ll add significant value to your house sale.
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