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The push mower hasn't been used for awhile, and had very little use after tgevblades had been sharpened and re-set.
The catcher is NEAR NEW..... cost an arm and a leg 😥 and has only been used a couple of times. 😊
The washing machine is a 5kg F&P will sell for $200 ono.😉
The Fridge Freezer is a EXPRESS COOL No-frost LG Brand and will sell $200 (firm)👍
I am relocating and need these items gone so I can finalise my moving date 😊
Thanks 👍
The couch has been made with a quality fabric, and only had 5 months use. This is a reluctant sale.... I am relocating and unfortunately won't need where I'm going 😣
I brought the couch for $800 So I'm looking to get a reasonable price for it. All reasonable offers will be … View moreThe couch has been made with a quality fabric, and only had 5 months use. This is a reluctant sale.... I am relocating and unfortunately won't need where I'm going 😣
I brought the couch for $800 So I'm looking to get a reasonable price for it. All reasonable offers will be considered, 👍 but please don't insult by asking a rediculious price 😀
Hey neighbours,
Check out all this snow! Mt Ruapehu is looking epic after a fresh dumping of snow. The mountain is gearing up to open this weekend for its first skiers of the season. Will you be heading along?
Are you excited for the winter season? Which NZ skifield is your favourite? Let us … View moreHey neighbours,
Check out all this snow! Mt Ruapehu is looking epic after a fresh dumping of snow. The mountain is gearing up to open this weekend for its first skiers of the season. Will you be heading along?
Are you excited for the winter season? Which NZ skifield is your favourite? Let us know in the replies! Photo credit: Tom Lee/ Stuff
Just a note to all my friends who use computers to do things- do back up your data.
If your data is important to you, don't assume it is safe.
If you get a cryptolocker (ransomware) virus, Your data is Gone (or at the least, very expensive to retrieve).
If your hard drive in your computer … View moreJust a note to all my friends who use computers to do things- do back up your data.
If your data is important to you, don't assume it is safe.
If you get a cryptolocker (ransomware) virus, Your data is Gone (or at the least, very expensive to retrieve).
If your hard drive in your computer fails (median lifetime of current hard drives is 6 years, 25% fail within first 4 years), Your data is Gone.
If the motherboard or power supply in your computer starts to fail, your data may be gone.
If your operating system or RAM does something silly, your data may be gone.
If you get a power spike/lightning strike and it makes it past your power supply, Your data is Gone.
If you have a blackout/brownout, your data may be gone.
If you accidentally delete your data, Your data is Gone.
If someone else deletes your data, Your data is Gone.
If your computer is stolen, Your data is Gone.
If someone steps on the screen of your laptop and it doesn't have an external display port, you're gonna have to pay someone to retrieve the data or Your data is Gone.
If Your data is Gone, Your data is Gone. When data is Gone it doesn't tend to return often if at all.
The easiest way to make your data 'not gone' is to back it up to an external hard drive (~$70 a terabyte nowadays) using a free backup program like the ones built into Mac OSX and Windows.
Another way is to have your documents in 'the cloud' (online on a server, somewhere) using Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive. The best solution is to do both, but it depends on how important your data is to you.
Be smart, be safe.
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If you own a wood-fire you will know how important it is to keep your chimney/flue system clean. This prevents chimney fires and keeps your fire running efficiently.
The Sooteater allows you to do this yourself without getting on your roof. Great if you have a high pitched roof/2 storey chimney. … View moreIf you own a wood-fire you will know how important it is to keep your chimney/flue system clean. This prevents chimney fires and keeps your fire running efficiently.
The Sooteater allows you to do this yourself without getting on your roof. Great if you have a high pitched roof/2 storey chimney. It cleans better than a brush and works with any drill. The Sooteater has been sold in New Zealand for many years and is even used by plumbers and chimney sweeps!
View online or at our Cambridge showroom.
Alison Storey is looking to make some tweak's to her Fittest Farmer Challenge for next year's Fielda…
i still have some boxes and bubblewrap available (mainly banana boxes) , please message if interested.
thanks
0212285474
Hello,
Would you be interested in being in a group that supports, develops and promotes personal growth, financial freedom and community development?
Events would happen all over NZ but catch-ups and workshops would be hosted in Te Awamutu, Cambridge and Hamilton.
Get in touch with me if … View moreHello,
Would you be interested in being in a group that supports, develops and promotes personal growth, financial freedom and community development?
Events would happen all over NZ but catch-ups and workshops would be hosted in Te Awamutu, Cambridge and Hamilton.
Get in touch with me if you are interested! Have an awesome day and I look forward to hearing from you soon :)
Waikato athletes Hamish Bond and Eric Murray are one of six finalists nominated for the Thomas Kelle…
Hello we have recently moved and have a lot of spare boxes and bubblewrap. Mainly banana Boxes.
Please message if you are interested. thanks
0212285474
Hi neighbours, Waipa District Council has moved to fine a driver responsible for tearing up a public reserve using a vehicle. Read more: www.stuff.co.nz...
Do you agree with the move? *Please indicate NFP if you do not want your comments used for a story.
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