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Anybody have one they no longer require? My lawn 99% weed -😩- and walking round with sprayer on quarter acre will take forever .. much prefer pushing round lawn boy ..
HELP !!
Can’t afford to buy a new 1..
thanx 😊
Please can someone recommend a good kids hairdresser at a reasonable price.
Are primary school aged, but can't find much under $20.
May suit someone working from home.
Thanks 🙏
Rangiora's new school has a fitting new name, replacing the interim name of Rangiora West School. T…
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Security cameras will be installed in a rural North Canterbury town after a recent spate of burglari…
Shop at Auto Super Shoppe Rangiora for your Automotive repairs and servicing today. Pay over 10 weeks. Get what you need now. Pay with Genoapay. No interest, no fees!
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Meadow hay, standard bale size. Mixture of red and white clover, plantain, chickory, timothy and other grasses.
Baled Mon 21st, shed stored
98 bales
Welcome to have a look at it
Price: $5
Kiwilaw is one of several NZ and Australian law firms who are daring to challenge themselves over this coming week. I hope some other Canterbury firms are taking part. (If not, why not?) It's all about upscaling business without upscaling costs - using online delivery of legal solutions. And… View moreKiwilaw is one of several NZ and Australian law firms who are daring to challenge themselves over this coming week. I hope some other Canterbury firms are taking part. (If not, why not?) It's all about upscaling business without upscaling costs - using online delivery of legal solutions. And it's free!!! Now is a good time! #5DayLawFirmChallenge www.facebook.com...
It's not fancy, and it doesn't yet have a pretty picture, but it works - our online enquiry form to start the process of resealing an overseas grant in New Zealand. We are tentatively charging $390 all up - including our work, the High Court fee, and the cost of courier back to the … View moreIt's not fancy, and it doesn't yet have a pretty picture, but it works - our online enquiry form to start the process of resealing an overseas grant in New Zealand. We are tentatively charging $390 all up - including our work, the High Court fee, and the cost of courier back to the (overseas) applicant. kiwilaw.co.nz... #5DayLawFirmChallenge
Whether it's 'beautifying' your town or hosting a free class in your community, perhaps even volunteering or doing a clean-up... there are SO many ways to take part in this month's campaign.
What are you doing to make your neighbourhood even better?
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Looking for something to do this weekend, pop down to the Kaiapoi River Carnival & Boat Show on Sunday. A great day for the family with free activities for the kids. See you there!
Coastal residents in North Canterbury are calling for authorities to stop a commercial clam fishing vessel from dredging the seabed.
But Cloudy Bay Clams, the only surf clam dredger operation operating in the area, is not breaking any rules by dredging just metres from the beach.
The work you do as an Investigative Intelligence Officer has a direct impact on the security and well-being of New Zealanders, at home and abroad. It takes someone skilled to investigate threats to New Zealand, and whilst you may never have considered a career in intelligence, you could have the … View moreThe work you do as an Investigative Intelligence Officer has a direct impact on the security and well-being of New Zealanders, at home and abroad. It takes someone skilled to investigate threats to New Zealand, and whilst you may never have considered a career in intelligence, you could have the life experience, background and transferable skills to start a career like no other.
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I just want to urge people in the Waimak area that there are advantages of retaining the black rubbish bags as well as the option to have wheelie bins. If you have missed the collection or your bag is too heavy to be collected you can take it to the dump yourself at no charge. Or if you have … View moreI just want to urge people in the Waimak area that there are advantages of retaining the black rubbish bags as well as the option to have wheelie bins. If you have missed the collection or your bag is too heavy to be collected you can take it to the dump yourself at no charge. Or if you have several that you want to get rid of at once you can do the same. This is not so if there is only wheelie bin collection as in Chch. You can't take any black rubbish bags to the dump there. I, for one, want to retain the independence of being able to dispose of my bags when it suits me.
A new speed sign in Amberley is already making a difference to the town's road safety, those behind the sign's installation say.
The speed indicating device, as it is officially known, is the second for Amberley and was put in on State Highway 1 at the southern end of the township last … View moreA new speed sign in Amberley is already making a difference to the town's road safety, those behind the sign's installation say.
The speed indicating device, as it is officially known, is the second for Amberley and was put in on State Highway 1 at the southern end of the township last month. It follows the installation of another sign at the northern end of the town about 10 years ago.
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