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Glass Bowls - New
1x 9” Bowl
6x 5” Bowls
2 sets available...price is for each set of 7
2 packs, each containing 6 glasses
170mm tall
Ideal for drink or dessert
This is a succulent plant.
Very easy to look after.
There are a few listed.
Choose how many you want!
Collection is from Herd Rd, Hillsborough.
I come from a rural village in Germany, and for us any tree not bearing fruit is good for the forest, but useless in the garden. So when we moved here 3 years ago friends brought what I thought were fruit trees and so I planted them - except I don't think they are fruit trees. So they have to … View moreI come from a rural village in Germany, and for us any tree not bearing fruit is good for the forest, but useless in the garden. So when we moved here 3 years ago friends brought what I thought were fruit trees and so I planted them - except I don't think they are fruit trees. So they have to go. If anyone wants them you are welcome to them in exchange for top soil or compost to fill the hole (a 40 liter bag per tree should do). Pickup in Green Bay opposite Green Bay High School.
Selling this small glass sugar bowl as no longer required.
My Nan bought this brand new but never ended up using it.
As per photos it’s in excellent condition.
Pick up is in Sandringham (near St Luke’s mall).
I can also courier using tracking for an additional $5.
Make your own portable gardening tool organiser in your favourite Resene colour.
Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.
Hunger for Colour is back for 2024! Bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). Resene will donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
We accept all cans of food in good condition and suitable for humans to eat. If you prefer to … View moreHunger for Colour is back for 2024! Bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). Resene will donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
We accept all cans of food in good condition and suitable for humans to eat. If you prefer to bring in canned pet food, we can accept that also and will donate it to the SPCA and local community animal shelters.
By adding a little more colour to your life you can also help those in need.
Selling this Photo Frame as no longer needed.
Brand new and unused but has a couple teeny tiny marks as per photos from being in storage.
Can fit A4 size photo or two small 10x15cm photos.
Pick up is in Sandringham (near St Luke’s mall).
Selling this Holographic Photo Album as no longer needed.
BRAND NEW and never opened (still wrapped in packaging).
Can fit 200 Photos (slip-in pockets for photos 10x15cm).
Pick up is in Sandringham (near St Luke’s mall).
I can courier using tracking for an additional $5
Selling this 2 in 1 Flip Book as no longer required.
As per photos it’s in great condition and is ready for the next Batman/Superman enthusiast.
BOOK:
Guide to the Caped Crusader / Guide to the Man of Steel: Movie Flip Book (Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice)
Includes and comes with a … View moreSelling this 2 in 1 Flip Book as no longer required.
As per photos it’s in great condition and is ready for the next Batman/Superman enthusiast.
BOOK:
Guide to the Caped Crusader / Guide to the Man of Steel: Movie Flip Book (Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice)
Includes and comes with a free poster.
From smoke and pet free home.
Pick up is in Sandringham (near St Luke’s mall)
I can courier using tracking for an additional $5
Auckland has reclaimed the top spot as the country's most expensive place to rent after the Bay of Plenty overtook Tāmaki Makaurau in December, according to Trade Me's latest rental price index.
Trade Me's Gavin Lloyd said: "Average median rent in Auckland went up by 3 per … View moreAuckland has reclaimed the top spot as the country's most expensive place to rent after the Bay of Plenty overtook Tāmaki Makaurau in December, according to Trade Me's latest rental price index.
Trade Me's Gavin Lloyd said: "Average median rent in Auckland went up by 3 per cent compared to last month, reaching a high of $680 per week whilst the Bay of Plenty market dropped by 3 per cent to $650 per week.
"The increase in Tāmaki Makaurau was driven by the North Shore City which recorded an uptick of 4.2 per cent to $720 a week and Waitakere City which is up 2.3 per cent to $665 a week."
The data also showed New Zealand rental prices overall have increased for the second month in a row.
The national median weekly rent in New Zealand has jumped to $630 for the month of January, up 0.8% compared to December last year.
Lloyd said the first month of 2024 could be a "telling sign" of the year ahead.
"Renters were for the most part sheltered from any major price increases for rental properties at the end of 2023 but this may change if the Reserve Bank decides to raise the official cash rate next week in their first meeting of the year.
“As borrowing costs rise, landlords may face increased expenses, and some could pass on these costs to tenants through higher rents.
"This change might make it a bit tougher for renters with the rising cost of living and lack of properties available giving them fewer options when searching for a property," Lloyd said.
Southland retains its status as the most affordable place to rent in New Zealand, with a median price of $450 per week, a slight increase of $10 from December.
The report also included rent for townhouses and apartments, which have climbed to "record highs".
The median weekly rent for an apartment in New Zealand peaked at $560 per week in January and townhouses reached $665 per week.
In Auckland specifically, townhouses also reached an all time high of $730, up 5% compared to the same time last year. Units in Christchurch also saw a jump, up 12.5%, making the median rent $450.
"As net migration is almost at an all time high more people are coming into the country looking for entry level rentals like apartments and townhouses — especially as they are more prevalent in our city centres.
"This increase in demand is likely putting pressure on the supply and impacting prices," Lloyd said.
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