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MERRELL Women's Gray Nylon Bare Access Arc 4 Running Sneakers Size UK 4
Worn but still have plenty of life in them!
Pick up Island Bay or CBD, or can send if you cover postage fees.
Super cute little dress in navy blue, I wore it at a wedding once, it's in perfect conditions.
Pick up from Island Bay or CBD, or can send if you cover postage fees.
Thanks!
Hard case, will fit a classic/acoustic guitar. The handle is broken but fixable, otherwise good conditions.
DM for any questions.
Pick up from Island Bay. Cheers!
Spacious trolley/suitcase/luggage with extensible handle and lots of pockets.
Pick up from Island Bay.
Cheers!
Hardly ever used, comes with cable. It prints, scans and copies.
Pick up from Island Bay.
Cheers!
Please get these away from meeeee
They are mostly zone 2 so not sure they work in NZ so just giving them away for free. Some of them are in Italian but with English settings.
I have more, see my other listings!
Pick up Island Bay :)
Please get these away from meeeee
They are mostly zone 2 so not sure they work in NZ so just giving them away for free. Some of them are in Italian but with English settings.
I have more, see my other listings!
Pick up Island Bay :)
Please get these away from meeeee
They are mostly zone 2 so not sure they work in NZ so just giving them away for free. Some of them are in Italian but with English settings.
I have more, see my other listings!
Pick up Island Bay :)
Please get these away from meeeee
They are mostly zone 2 so not sure they work in NZ so just giving them away for free. Some of them are in Italian but with English settings.
I have more, see my other listings!
Pick up Island Bay :)
A massive, huge, ginormous THANK YOU from the bottom of my Heart for Art for helping us keep our business going during the challenging covid days. I’m so thankful for all your support.
It’s been a huge challenge to start a business and an even bigger one to keep it going through lockdowns … View moreA massive, huge, ginormous THANK YOU from the bottom of my Heart for Art for helping us keep our business going during the challenging covid days. I’m so thankful for all your support.
It’s been a huge challenge to start a business and an even bigger one to keep it going through lockdowns and restrictions.
It’s thanks to you, our local community, and your continued support for our homegrown business, that we’re still here … and … that we reached the super exciting milestone of our 50th Studio Paint Party on Saturday!! 🥳🎨 We celebrated the occasion with loads of laughter, a new painting and a big, delish chocolate gateau!
My mission for the business has always been to share the joy and healing of art. I never expected to receive so much joy and healing in return, from you all, during that process.
It has been such a pleasure to serve you and help you find your creativity. Between you, you’ve painted 61 Tui, 87 Island Bays, 42 Pencarrow Lighthouses, 44 Wellington by Nights, 38 Oriental Bays and tonnes of others too.
It's so awesome knowing there’s a whole gallery of your paintings on your walls and I feel so blessed you’ve allowed me to be a part of that. You guys are just awesome!
Thank you so much for your ongoing support. I really couldn’t have done it without you. I can't wait to help you create many more masterpieces and share a tonne more art joy.
Here's to the next 50 Paint Parties! 🍾🥂
Bless you all 💖
Silke xox
Chief Paint Slinger
HEART FOR ART
Hey Neighbourly folk, check out this beautiful piece of writing from Stuff journalist Marty Sharpe.
The rugby gods weren’t ready for Colin Mataira.
Three times he turned up at their gates on the afternoon of July 11, and three times they sent him back. The 45-year-old father of five, and … View moreHey Neighbourly folk, check out this beautiful piece of writing from Stuff journalist Marty Sharpe.
The rugby gods weren’t ready for Colin Mataira.
Three times he turned up at their gates on the afternoon of July 11, and three times they sent him back. The 45-year-old father of five, and grandfather of three, to all intents and purposes died three times when his heart stopped on the 10-metre line of a Napier rugby field that day.
Jeff Montgomery has been forced to live out of his garage after the house next door was burned down.
The derelict property next door in Abel Smith Street burnt down in a high profile blaze that caused $500,000 in damage to his property. His insurance company is covering the cost of the repairs but… View moreJeff Montgomery has been forced to live out of his garage after the house next door was burned down.
The derelict property next door in Abel Smith Street burnt down in a high profile blaze that caused $500,000 in damage to his property. His insurance company is covering the cost of the repairs but not the loss of income he suffered from no longer being able to operate a bed and breakfast.
He is frustrated that the building was derelict and vagrants had been living in it. The council has listed it as a heritage building but was unaware of the poor state it was in.
Did you know? The letter 'A' doesn't appear in any spelled-out numbers all the way through to 'one thousand'!
It is hard to believe now but for a long time, Wellingtonians got their milk from the Wellington City Council.
The Wellington City Milk-Supply Act 1919 made the council responsible for supplying residents with good quality milk at a reasonable price.
After World War One there was a concerns about … View moreIt is hard to believe now but for a long time, Wellingtonians got their milk from the Wellington City Council.
The Wellington City Milk-Supply Act 1919 made the council responsible for supplying residents with good quality milk at a reasonable price.
After World War One there was a concerns about the quality and the price of milk. The Act gave the council a monopoly to sell and distribute milk in the city, which it did until 987.
The Municipal Milk Department was deemed so successful the council produced a booklet outlining how the system worked to help other councils set up a similar scheme.
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