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9 fin oil filled heater. Brand Mistral. Has .low, medium, high setting and buttons for two levels of heat. In good condition and works well. $40
Looking for some more things to do with the kids these school holidays?
Spin a Sphero, make music, code a cart, and rock with a robot! These April school holidays, your children can get to be an engineer, architect, or scientist at your local library. There are eight different robot and coding … View moreLooking for some more things to do with the kids these school holidays?
Spin a Sphero, make music, code a cart, and rock with a robot! These April school holidays, your children can get to be an engineer, architect, or scientist at your local library. There are eight different robot and coding events happening across Wellington City Libraries: we have some of the latest programmable toys, gadgets and robots, or they can get creative with Lego and coding games. Best of all, they are open to all ability levels.
Here’s where and when the activities are happening:
Ruth Gotlieb (Kilbirnie) Library: Tuesday 17th April, 10.30am
Mervyn Kemp (Tawa) Library: Wednesday 18th April, 10.30am
Cummings Park (Ngaio) Library: Thursday 19th April, 10.30am
Karori Library: Friday 20th April, 2.30pm
Johnsonville Library: Monday 23rd April. 2.30pm
Newtown Library: Tuesday 24th April, 10.30am
Khandallah Library: Thursday 26th April, 10.30am
Central Library: Friday 27th April, 10.30am
These free events are for children aged 6+ and run for 1 hour. No need to book – just turn up! Contact your library to find out more information – or follow our Kids Blog or our Facebook page for updates.
This Saturday 21 April the Tawa Lions Market at Outlet City will be open from 9am to 2pm, featuring our regular Fruit and Vegetable vendor along with our own Lions stall with eggs and honey. There may well be other stalls on the day depending on the weather.
We will have honey stocks of … View moreThis Saturday 21 April the Tawa Lions Market at Outlet City will be open from 9am to 2pm, featuring our regular Fruit and Vegetable vendor along with our own Lions stall with eggs and honey. There may well be other stalls on the day depending on the weather.
We will have honey stocks of Helen's creamed Clover, Bush and Manuka/Bush, along with liquid (runny) Meadow and Manuka/Bush. Our 600g pots of Manuka/Bush come in at $3.00 per 100g and our 900g pots (all other stock) come in at $1.76 per 100g - great value when compared to supermarket prices and such good quality that Helen puts her phone number on every label.
Tawa Lions gratefully acknowledges the support of Outlet City in providing the venue for our Market.
Free movie afternoons at Wellington Central Library for children during the April School Holidays!
Pop into Central Library with the kids every afternoon at 2pm to watch a free children's movie. All movies are popular well-known cinema releases from Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks (and more!) and… View moreFree movie afternoons at Wellington Central Library for children during the April School Holidays!
Pop into Central Library with the kids every afternoon at 2pm to watch a free children's movie. All movies are popular well-known cinema releases from Disney, Pixar, Dreamworks (and more!) and are rated G. Ask the staff at the Central Library what the daily movie is, or just enjoy the surprise.
Movies will be played in the Children's area of the library. Bookings aren't required. Duration varies, most movies are around 1.5 hours long.
Free Board games session on Thursday 26 April & Friday 27 April from 11 am - 1 pm, $2 contribution
Bring your child or grand child along to improve their social skills and build their self-esteem while they interact with people in a positive way. Playing board games offers a simple, … View moreFree Board games session on Thursday 26 April & Friday 27 April from 11 am - 1 pm, $2 contribution
Bring your child or grand child along to improve their social skills and build their self-esteem while they interact with people in a positive way. Playing board games offers a simple, stress-free solution to enhance the emotional, intellectual and social characteristics of children.
For more information, please contact Mai on 830 4802 or email: cpcc@wcc.govt.nz
Free Landfill/Dirt/Shingle Mix - 1 trailer load - possibly 2. Free delivery within Lower Hutt.
Hi neighbous, come along to our FREE computer and electronic disposal day! Recycling electronic waste (ewaste) enables the recovery and reuse of valuable materials and ensures toxic materials are not buried in our landfills – so it’s better for our environment.
When: … View moreHi neighbous, come along to our FREE computer and electronic disposal day! Recycling electronic waste (ewaste) enables the recovery and reuse of valuable materials and ensures toxic materials are not buried in our landfills – so it’s better for our environment.
When: Saturday 21st April 9am to 3pm
Where: Unit 2, 101 Gracefield Road, Seaview, Lower Hutt.
Free disposal of the following:
PCs | Laptops | Printers | Toners | LCD Screens | Keyboards | Cables | Cellphones | XBOX | PCBs | Stereos | DVD players | Video Recorders | Servers | Tablets | Digital Cameras | Hard Drives | and any small appliances with power cords.
Exclusions: TVs $40 | CRTs $20 | Batteries $3/kg | Cash Only, No Eftpos
Who is doing great work in your local community? Help us celebrate the valuable work of community group volunteers.
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 award money.
It's … View moreWho is doing great work in your local community? Help us celebrate the valuable work of community group volunteers.
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 award money.
It's quick and easy to nominate a community group online.
9 fin oil heater for sale. Home Choice brand. Has six settings on dial and a minimum, maximum and medium switch. Works well and in very good condition.
Lions are ordinary people from all walks of life who enjoy getting together and doing good things. We are kind and generous people who want to help. That is why we work on projects to improve our communities and protect the environment. We get enormous satisfaction from the knowledge that what we … View moreLions are ordinary people from all walks of life who enjoy getting together and doing good things. We are kind and generous people who want to help. That is why we work on projects to improve our communities and protect the environment. We get enormous satisfaction from the knowledge that what we do DOES make a difference. Moreover, we enjoy friendship and fun while doing so.
Whenever Lions club members get together, problems get smaller and communities get better because we help where help is needed – in our own communities and around the world – with unmatched integrity and energy.
The Lions Club of Tawa is part of a global organisation with 1.4 million members in 208 countries and geographic regions. With this much manpower, it is no wonder that Lions Club members can achieve extraordinary things, every day.
The Tawa Lions Club has a proud record of such service over the past 50 years. That is our history; we invite you to be part of its future.
You and your partner are cordially invited to join us for a complimentary “Information” evening at the Tawa Community Centre, 5 Cambridge Street at 7.15 for a 7.30pm start on 10th May 2018. This will be your opportunity to meet us and give you a chance to evaluate what membership of the Lions can do for you.
You might like to find out more about our club and what we do for the community before the 10th May, in which case can I invite you to come to our stall at the Tawa Saturday Market, Outlet City, Main Road, Tawa and talk to one of our members who will be staffing the stall. If you would like to attend the information evening, please contact Keith Kenderdine on (04) 234 8551.
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I have a project which requires ash from fires burning hardwoods (Ash, Birch, Cherry, Elm, Mahogany, Maple, Oak, Poplar and so on), will come and collect :)
Thank you!
We’ve identified in the next decade the Wairarapa trains need upgrading. We’re proposing investing $33 million to this work in the next ten years. We want to know whether you think we should commit to this work in the next five years or delay this work until after 2022.
Should we commit to … View moreWe’ve identified in the next decade the Wairarapa trains need upgrading. We’re proposing investing $33 million to this work in the next ten years. We want to know whether you think we should commit to this work in the next five years or delay this work until after 2022.
Should we commit to upgrading the Wairarapa trains in the next five years?
Have your say on our Ten-year Plan, consultation closes Sunday April 29, visit www.whatmatters.co.nz...
Forgotten when to put out your recycling? You can pick up a copy of our handy recycling calendar from our Service Centre. If you’d like one sent to you, email info@wcc.govt.nz. You can also download one or get an iCalendar reminder from our website - click here.
Who is doing great work in your local community? Help us celebrate the valuable work of community group volunteers.
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 award money.
It's … View moreWho is doing great work in your local community? Help us celebrate the valuable work of community group volunteers.
Nominations for the Wellington Airport Regional Community Awards are now open. Enter your favourite community group and they could win a share of $50,000 award money.
It's quick and easy to nominate a community group online.
Oval Table and four chairs for sale in very good condition. Table 150 cm length. 90 cm wide.
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