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Aimee from Spreydon
Having a household clear out - have accumulated too much stuff (#hoarder) and running out of storage space! From non-smoking household. Prices as below or make an offer:
* Large taupe drum lightshade with diffuser - $5
If items have not gone in a week will donate to Sallies or similar.
Price: $5
Cindy from Somerfield
Other ways to save on power
1. Turn your hotwater cylinder down (around 55 degrees)
2. Use your slow cooker, making larger meals and freezing your left overs
3. Use the microwave for cooking main meals & and reheating your frozen options
4. If your deep freezer is only half full, freeze a … View moreOther ways to save on power
1. Turn your hotwater cylinder down (around 55 degrees)
2. Use your slow cooker, making larger meals and freezing your left overs
3. Use the microwave for cooking main meals & and reheating your frozen options
4. If your deep freezer is only half full, freeze a container of water ( I prefer to use 2 litre milk cartons) so that your deep freeze is full. This will help the efficiency of your deep freezer. As you purchase more food to fill your freezer, simply remove a carton of ice. (Also handy for the odd party!)
Chrys Horn from Addington Timebank
Remember to register for the Timebank Dinner at Addington Haven Next Friday - 28th April 5.45-8.30pm It's a great way to meet other Timebank members or to find out more about the Timebank if you are not a member yet.
Families and kids welcome
We have some children coming to this event - … View moreRemember to register for the Timebank Dinner at Addington Haven Next Friday - 28th April 5.45-8.30pm It's a great way to meet other Timebank members or to find out more about the Timebank if you are not a member yet.
Families and kids welcome
We have some children coming to this event - We'd love a $3 donation for children between 5 and 15 to cover the cost of food. Kids under 5 are free. Family rates are, however, negotiable so don't let the cost stop you coming.
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
If your collection day is ANZAC Day Tuesday 25 April 2017
Collection will take place on Saturday 22 April 2017
This is the Saturday BEFORE your normal collection day.
The Team from Neighbours Aotearoa
Do you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned … View moreDo you have a neighbour who is just awesome, is the glue of your community, or makes a significant difference in the lives of you, your family and your neighbours. Nominate them for the neighbourhood champion and they get the chance of winning this framed photo from internationally renowned photographer Doug Pearson.
Email your nomination to kiaora@neighboursday.org.nz
WanderSearch Canterbury Charitable Trust
WanderSearch Canterbury assists in the support of persons with a cognitive impairment that have a tendency to wander, either directly or through other charitable or non-profit organisations. This is funded through donations, grants, gifts and bequests. WanderSearch Canterbury work with NZ Police, … View moreWanderSearch Canterbury assists in the support of persons with a cognitive impairment that have a tendency to wander, either directly or through other charitable or non-profit organisations. This is funded through donations, grants, gifts and bequests. WanderSearch Canterbury work with NZ Police, LandSAR and other WanderSearch groups nationally to promote WanderSearch and research and promote the most effective technologies and resources
If you want any further information go to: www.wandersearch.nz...
WanderSearch Canterbury Charitable Trust
WanderSearch Canterbury assists in the support of persons with a cognitive impairment that have a tendency to wander, either directly or through other charitable or non-profit organisations. This is funded through donations, grants, gifts and bequests. WanderSearch Canterbury work with NZ Police, … View moreWanderSearch Canterbury assists in the support of persons with a cognitive impairment that have a tendency to wander, either directly or through other charitable or non-profit organisations. This is funded through donations, grants, gifts and bequests. WanderSearch Canterbury work with NZ Police, LandSAR and other WanderSearch groups nationally to promote WanderSearch and research and promote the most effective technologies and resources
If you want any further information go to: www.wandersearch.nz...
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
Learn a skill for life! With lessons for all ages, Swimsmart allows you or your family gain confidence and enjoyment in the water. Bookings for Term Two now open.
Visit www.ccc.govt.nz... and secure your spot today!
Media Team from Christchurch City Council
The worst of the rain from Cyclone Cook has passed and the forecast is for increasingly fine conditions.
There are areas of surface flooding around Christchurch but water levels are receding.
Newsline has the official word on the weather, with all the latest information. Visit: ccc.govt.nz...
Steve from Cashmere
Are renovating our property and taken down a wall. There is quite alot of wood that the builder tells me is Rimu suitable for fire. If you would like please give me a call. Helen 0211200360
Free
Whytney from Spreydon
Does anyone know where I can get fresh or frozen cranberries? I'm making a recipe for Easter Sunday lunch that requires them and I don't know how well dried cranberries would work in place of fresh.
Thanks in advance!
Bronwyn Reader from Cat Rescue Christchurch
Are you looking for your forever kitten/cat. At Christchurch Cat Rescue Trade me page, this is this little one (that I am currently fostering) that is a wee gem looking for her forever home and loving parents. Her name is Miss Betty Boop . Pop along using the following link and then go and … View moreAre you looking for your forever kitten/cat. At Christchurch Cat Rescue Trade me page, this is this little one (that I am currently fostering) that is a wee gem looking for her forever home and loving parents. Her name is Miss Betty Boop . Pop along using the following link and then go and have a look at all our other wee furbabies/furcats.
If you are interested go to our website and fill in the adoption form and specify which one you are interested in and wait for the call from our adoptions team.
Cost is $160 which includes desexing, vaccinations/flea and worm treatment and microchipping.
7pm 27th April, contact Chris Finnerty to book your place. Location is Rolleston community centre.
021 274 6041 or chrisfinnerty@oneagencyres.co.nz
Free
The Team from Citizens Advice Christchurch Area
www.cab.org.nz...
Don’t know what your consumer rights are? Consumer Man and Purchase Woman to the rescue!
Meet the consumer heroes, Consumer Man and Purchase Woman. They want to give you tips that you can use to power up your consumer knowledge, and become a confident consumer. They are … View morewww.cab.org.nz...
Don’t know what your consumer rights are? Consumer Man and Purchase Woman to the rescue!
Meet the consumer heroes, Consumer Man and Purchase Woman. They want to give you tips that you can use to power up your consumer knowledge, and become a confident consumer. They are part of a new campaign from the government’s Consumer Protection team.
You’ll see Consumer Man and Purchase Woman featuring in print and digital ads and on social media with general messages about consumer awareness, as well as advice about specific topics like buying a motor vehicle, understanding the Consumer Guarantees Act and identifying frauds and scams.
You can watch their Faulty Product video.
If you know your rights when buying goods and services, you can be more confident about dealing with any problems that might occur after the sale.
By knowing your consumer rights you can manage tricky situations like :
returning a faulty product
buying online
changing your mind after a door to door sale
If you aren’t sure of your rights (or obligations) when goods or services you’ve paid for aren’t quite right, you can always contact your nearest Citizens Advice Bureau for information and advice.
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Red Cross - North Canterbury Service Centre
With the wild weather hitting many parts of New Zealand today, it’s important to be prepared for widespread flooding, heavy rain, slips, and wind damage. You can be prepared by ensuring your emergency kits are fully-stocked and you’ve got plenty of water.
* Find out which items to put in … View moreWith the wild weather hitting many parts of New Zealand today, it’s important to be prepared for widespread flooding, heavy rain, slips, and wind damage. You can be prepared by ensuring your emergency kits are fully-stocked and you’ve got plenty of water.
* Find out which items to put in your emergency kit
* Keep an eye on MetService weather updates for more information. Remember to check in on your neighbours to make sure they’re OK. Stay safe on the roads, and consider altering your Easter travel plans.
With hundreds of Bay of Plenty residents already hit hard with severe flooding, we’ve launched an appeal to help. Many families will never be able to return to their homes. 100% of donations will go to those in need, please donate now.
Stay safe!
The team at New Zealand Red Cross
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