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Hi Neighbours, Like many, Sir Ian Taylor learned only at the age of 68 about the Polynesian migrations across the Pacific Ocean. He hopes a new education website will inspire especially maori and pasifika kids they have innovation in their DNA. Did you know the stories? Read below:
Does anyone have a bundle of magazines they'd be happy to part with? Doing courses with students who need to look through various topics for inspiration. Many thanks in advance.
I have , about twenty minutes ago, seen a black , middle sized dog , looks quite young also, cross Baddley Avenue to join other dogs at Madills 'Farm.It was on the road so I sounded my horn, it moved away briefly onto the footpath and then crossed the road to Madills before I could stop my car… View moreI have , about twenty minutes ago, seen a black , middle sized dog , looks quite young also, cross Baddley Avenue to join other dogs at Madills 'Farm.It was on the road so I sounded my horn, it moved away briefly onto the footpath and then crossed the road to Madills before I could stop my car and reach it. The dog was wearing a collar . Do hope its found asap. Also, on Allum Street, I saw another black dog roaming but passed too quickly to see more. Do hope these gorgeous pooches are safe.
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Pre-auction offer accepted. The auction will now be held at 11.30am on Thur 11 March 2021 on-site (60 Challenger St). The pre-auction offer will be the reserve and opening bid and we will be on the market selling. Final Opportunity!
Rare as hen's teeth, 60 Challenger Street is finally on the … View morePre-auction offer accepted. The auction will now be held at 11.30am on Thur 11 March 2021 on-site (60 Challenger St). The pre-auction offer will be the reserve and opening bid and we will be on the market selling. Final Opportunity!
Rare as hen's teeth, 60 Challenger Street is finally on the market after 21 years.
Sitting on a flat 611sqm section, this beautiful family home is perfect for a wide spectrum of buyers. If you belong to any of these groups, then you absolutely need to view this home today.
1)Downsizers looking for a single level home in St Heliers
2)Families looking for their next family home with space for a pool and a flat and sunny backyard
3)Developers hunting for a profitable project on an easy, flat section with services on the street + extra driveway access (and potential to combine with the rear section 58 Challenger St for a larger landholding)
4)Buy-and-hold investors looking to own this rare gem
5)Anyone who loves great property
Featuring leadlight doors, polished wooden flooring and high stud ceilings, its 1930s' character shines through. With 3 bedrooms (on the same wing) and 2 recently refurbished bathrooms, this is designed for easy family living. The light and airy galley kitchen opens up to the dining space and back deck, and allows you to keep an eye on the little ones. Ducted underfloor heating with a gas fireplace top off the list of modern comforts this character home offers.
With great indoor-outdoor flow, you access the front garden from the living area and your master bedroom AND the generous and private back deck and garden from the dining area. Capturing all-day sun, both gardens face north-west - the perfect spots for entertaining and family fun.
This quiet street features a public walkway with direct access to Dingle Dell Reserve, the locals' favourite reserve with walking trails, and a straight walk down to St Heliers Village and Beach. Zoned for St Heliers School, St Ignatius and Glendowie College (all Decile 10), top schooling is assured.
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Based in Kohimarama. We have a leak in our house roof that needs professional attention. Masonary tiles. We have a 2 story house, and the roof pitch is not too steep.
Any recommendations greatly appreciated.
many thanks
Lesley
One of the most famous seafood spots in New Zealand is Kaikoura. In Maori, the word ‘Kai’ means food and ‘Koura’ means crayfish – so it’s not hard to guess what Kaikoura is famous for!
Kaikoura is a coastal town on the South Island of New Zealand. It’s known for its abundant wildlife… View moreOne of the most famous seafood spots in New Zealand is Kaikoura. In Maori, the word ‘Kai’ means food and ‘Koura’ means crayfish – so it’s not hard to guess what Kaikoura is famous for!
Kaikoura is a coastal town on the South Island of New Zealand. It’s known for its abundant wildlife and its sperm whale population. The Kaikoura Peninsula Walkway winds from the town centre to lookout points at Point Kean. Close by, the rock platforms are home to a colony of New Zealand fur seals. The 1800s Fyffe House is a cottage built on a foundation of whalebones, with displays on the town’s whaling past.
Feast on fresh crayfish from one of the many ‘Seafood Caravans’ that dot the highways surrounding Kaikoura. The most famous is Nin’s Bin, run by a local family who have been selling crayfish here since 1977. Located 20 minutes North of Kaikoura township Nin’s Bin is a favourite with the locals. Sitting on the beach devouring crayfish cooked with garlic and butter and looking out to the Pacific Ocean.
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