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New style: 3D masks with 3 layered cotton and insert for filters.
All masks are reusable, washable, reversible and comes with adjustable ear loops.
The 3D masks doesn't sit right on your face to give more comfort and breathability.
This is perfect for people wearing glasses.
Size: … View moreNew style: 3D masks with 3 layered cotton and insert for filters.
All masks are reusable, washable, reversible and comes with adjustable ear loops.
The 3D masks doesn't sit right on your face to give more comfort and breathability.
This is perfect for people wearing glasses.
Size: folded 120mm x 145mm
Fits from age 12 to female Adult
Pickup only and available for viewing by appointment.
Location: Norman Lesser Drive, St Johns Park, Auckland.
Contact me on 021353026 for the full address if you are keen to buy.
Clearance stock.
Brand new polished edge bathroom mirror with hidden fittings.
Measurement: 800mm L x 600mm W
Contact me on 021353026 if you are interested.
Pick up from Norman Lesser Drive, St Johns Park, Auckland.
Hi. We have a Free vacuum. Contactless pick up in Parnell
Works, we have bought a cordless vacuum so no longer need this one
Hi Collector wishes to buy all and any coins and banknotes from anywhere worldwide. Top cash prices paid . If keen call Daniel 022-108-0087
All excellent clean condition boys uniform. Message if interested for size and prices. Thank you.
Onga-onga or stinging nettle is an ever present threat in many parts of New Zealand. A light brush with the nettle on your leg or arm, can leave you with a tingling sensation that persists for 24 hours.
Ongaonga has been linked to unexplained deaths of people walking through a dense patch and … View moreOnga-onga or stinging nettle is an ever present threat in many parts of New Zealand. A light brush with the nettle on your leg or arm, can leave you with a tingling sensation that persists for 24 hours.
Ongaonga has been linked to unexplained deaths of people walking through a dense patch and being overcome. With this mind, I decided to have a go cutting back a particularly annoying patch on our main track to the paddock we call, Waterses.
The Ongaonga bushes were above and below the track so I had to form a strategy so that I would safe. I found a large set of old tree branch loppers (giant secateurs) in the shed and then opted to take a piece of cloth, that used to cover our cool display cabinet in my old café.
2x green poles - tallest is 1.77m
10x black poles - 85cm each
Black poles were from an old trampoline but could be used as garden stakes/plant supports.
Pick up asap.
Great condition, hardly used. Just taking up space in the garden :) Can easily fit adult & child together. Pick up this weekend if possible.
Instead of watching everyone else have all the fun, why not join in yourself?
Step out of your comfort zone and into the tree tops.
All parks operating under the RED light traffic restrictions and open all long weekend (including Waitangi Day).
www.adrenalin... for more information and … View moreInstead of watching everyone else have all the fun, why not join in yourself?
Step out of your comfort zone and into the tree tops.
All parks operating under the RED light traffic restrictions and open all long weekend (including Waitangi Day).
www.adrenalin... for more information and bookings
This easy DIY project finished in Resene Waterborne Woodsman Pickled Bluewood provides a roosting and resting site for a rare and threatened native bat.
Find out how to create your own.
Where does the name Viscose come from?
In 1894, English chemist Charles Fredrick Cross patented his artificial silk as "Viscose". He names the material "Viscose" because its production involved the use of a highly sticky viscous solution. The first commercial viscose was … View moreWhere does the name Viscose come from?
In 1894, English chemist Charles Fredrick Cross patented his artificial silk as "Viscose". He names the material "Viscose" because its production involved the use of a highly sticky viscous solution. The first commercial viscose was produced by the British company Courtaulds Fibres in 1905.
Courtaulds formed an American division to produce their formulation in the United States in 1910. In the USA the name "Rayon" was adopted in 1924. In Europe though, the yarn itself remained known as "Viscose", which has been ruled an acceptable term for Rayon by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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