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11.15 – 11.45am Pere Devon Mirimiri Healer and Massage, Energy Healing – Pere will be talking to you about Energy Healing, so pop along with your questions!
12 – 1pm Kim Mehlhopt “Sounds Like Spirit” Medium and Reader. Kim will be delivering messages from spirit and provide some … View more11.15 – 11.45am Pere Devon Mirimiri Healer and Massage, Energy Healing – Pere will be talking to you about Energy Healing, so pop along with your questions!
12 – 1pm Kim Mehlhopt “Sounds Like Spirit” Medium and Reader. Kim will be delivering messages from spirit and provide some impromptu spiritual teaching. Pop along and enjoy Kim’s bubbly energy/receive some guidance.
1.30 – 2pm Anita Jackson Chakra Healer and Intuitive Life Coach. Anita will discuss “Chakras” Discover how your body feels. How stuck emotions create weight on your body and make you dog tired. Understand what blocked means. Learn how your emotions are intertwined with your intuition and designed to guide you.
2.15 – 2.45pm Joanne Garron and Kirsty Rossiter “It Works” will talk to you about Keto Coffee and the other amazing It Works products and the benefits for your health and wellbeing. Pop along and try a sample of Keto Coffee!
3 – 3.30pm David Arkenstone Barnett “Photographer/Painter and Lecturer” originally from London England, David is predominantly known in NZ for his work in Ufology, a path that opened to him over 32 years ago whilst serving in the NZ navy. In this scenario the ship he served on had a close encounter with a USO (Unidentified Submerged Object) out in the pacific, an experience that left a profound effect on David and ultimately his direction in life, which has been one of self-discovery, personal development and research. David will talk to you today about his experiences with UFOs and other interesting encounters.
This Expo will be held at Heaton Intermediate in Merivale in Christchurch. Doors open 11 - 4pm. $5 entry, under 12 years free entry. Free Workshops on the day.
Readings/Clairvoyance, Reiki, Access Bars Sessions, Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology, Crystals, Incense, Jewellery, Soy Candles, … View moreThis Expo will be held at Heaton Intermediate in Merivale in Christchurch. Doors open 11 - 4pm. $5 entry, under 12 years free entry. Free Workshops on the day.
Readings/Clairvoyance, Reiki, Access Bars Sessions, Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology, Crystals, Incense, Jewellery, Soy Candles, Herbs and Spices, Maori Healing, Holistic Pulsing, Chakra Balancing, PXP Purple Rice, do Terra Oils, Tarot Readings, Energy Healing, Arbonne Skin care, Scentsy, Spiritual Art, Akashic Records, Clothing, Scarves, Readings, Food Intuitive, Crystal Pyramids, Gift Ideas and Vouchers, so much to choose from.
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PLEASE NOTE, There is NO Rangiora Sunday Market this Sunday, 1st Dec. as advertised elsewhere. The next will be on the 8th of Dec in the Blake street car park. The last market for the year will be on the 22nd Dec, again in the Blake street car park. Both of the December markets will have a … View morePLEASE NOTE, There is NO Rangiora Sunday Market this Sunday, 1st Dec. as advertised elsewhere. The next will be on the 8th of Dec in the Blake street car park. The last market for the year will be on the 22nd Dec, again in the Blake street car park. Both of the December markets will have a Christmas theme.
Market dates for next year are; January 5th and 19th; February 2nd and 16th; March 1st and 15th; April 5th and 19th; May 3rd and 17th.
For further information please phone Arthur on 03 745 91 48 Rangiora.
Many people don’t realise how much impact their garden can have on selling a property for an optimum price. Here are some easy ways to help ensure your garden adds value to your property before you put it on the market.
1. Get the basics right
An attractive garden can add value to your home … View moreMany people don’t realise how much impact their garden can have on selling a property for an optimum price. Here are some easy ways to help ensure your garden adds value to your property before you put it on the market.
1. Get the basics right
An attractive garden can add value to your home while a poorly kept garden will detract from it. Tidying and doing some basic maintenance on your garden is a great way to start. A well maintained lawn will enhance the appearance of your home and complement the rest of your garden. Check if fences and trellises need repairing, trim shrubs and trees, cut back dead growth and clear away any debris remaining from the winter months.
2. Brighten it up with colour
Potted flowering plants are a simple way to add colour to any size garden. Spring and summer are a great time to show your garden off to its full potential to help maximise your selling price.
3. Focus on first impressions
If time or budget are an issue, focus on the areas that buyers will notice first. Don’t underestimate the value of street appeal. First impressions really do count, so always start with your front garden and entrance area.
4. Add a point of difference
A well organised garden shed, delightful play area for the children or lovely seating area in the garden can all go down a treat. Remember some features won’t appeal to all buyers, but if they are well presented and cared for, they will add value for the right buyer.
5. Freshen it up with paint & stain
If you’re on a tight budget, nothing freshens your property up like a good coat of paint or stain on fences, decks, sheds and other wood in the garden.Adding value to your home through the garden doesn’t have to break the bank.
6. Take living outdoors
If you are going to invest, spend your money on good quality patio, paving or decking. It will enhance the overall appearance of your outdoor space and encourage buyers to visualise themselves entertaining or dining alfresco. Good outdoor lighting also adds ambience and makes the space usable during the warmer evenings.
7. Style your garden with furniture
You wouldn’t show a room to a potential buyer without any furniture in it, so why show a garden without a table and chairs? The right furniture will help buyers imagine themselves sitting outside enjoying those sunny summer days ahead. Make it feel secure If the people viewing the house have pets or small children, they will want a garden that is fully secured. 2.Investing in secure fencing, walls or gates, can make your property appeal to a wider range of potential buyers. Keep it private If your home is overlooked by other homes or gardens, you may want to add hedges or trees in key locations to provide privacy. Sails or retractable covers will also provide some privacy and have the added benefit of offering protection from the sun. Make sure they are clean and in good working order.
Bring your home to life with a hanging plant holder.
It’s a gorgeous way to display your indoor plants.
Use your favourite Resene colours to complement the rest of your home. Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this quick … View moreBring your home to life with a hanging plant holder.
It’s a gorgeous way to display your indoor plants.
Use your favourite Resene colours to complement the rest of your home. Make the most of this weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Time is running out to enter your nomination! With just over a week to go, don't miss out on the chance to win enough Resene paint and accessories to colourfully transformed your community.
We've had dozens of entries into the Resene Colour Your Community competition - you can … View moreTime is running out to enter your nomination! With just over a week to go, don't miss out on the chance to win enough Resene paint and accessories to colourfully transformed your community.
We've had dozens of entries into the Resene Colour Your Community competition - you can check them out here.
Now's your final chance to paint a new mural for your community hall, clean up graffiti or refresh your local playground's paint job.
Every day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for children and young people, with lessons that can seem small, but are significant in terms of their impact.
These are lessons about important life skills such as confidence, identity, respect and persistence.
Become a teacher … View moreEvery day, New Zealand teachers are creating brighter futures for children and young people, with lessons that can seem small, but are significant in terms of their impact.
These are lessons about important life skills such as confidence, identity, respect and persistence.
Become a teacher and take your place alongside our children and young people. You’ll have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in their lives; to strengthen communities and build a better future for our next generations.
To host international day/night games, Christchurch's Hagley Oval will require six lighting towers, but there's strong opposition to the proposal.
What do you think? Should the lights be installed so the city can host more cricket matches? Or should Hagley Park be left alone? Tell us … View moreTo host international day/night games, Christchurch's Hagley Oval will require six lighting towers, but there's strong opposition to the proposal.
What do you think? Should the lights be installed so the city can host more cricket matches? Or should Hagley Park be left alone? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below.
HP Compaq Elite 8200 SFF i5-2500 3.3GHz 8GB RAM 500GB HDD DVD-RW Windows 10 Home + HP 22" LED Monitor + Keyboard & Mouse
Specifications:
Manufacturer: HP
Model: Compaq 8200 Elite - SFF
Type: Desktop
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500 3.3GHz
Memory Size: 8GB DDR3 SDRAM
Storage:… View moreHP Compaq Elite 8200 SFF i5-2500 3.3GHz 8GB RAM 500GB HDD DVD-RW Windows 10 Home + HP 22" LED Monitor + Keyboard & Mouse
Specifications:
Manufacturer: HP
Model: Compaq 8200 Elite - SFF
Type: Desktop
Processor: Intel Core i5-2500 3.3GHz
Memory Size: 8GB DDR3 SDRAM
Storage: 500GB Hard drive
Optical Drive: DVD±RW
System License: Windows 10 Home
Graphics Processor: Intel On Board
Ports: Rear I/O includes (4) USB 3.0 ports, (2) USB 2.0 ports, serial port, PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports, RJ-45 network interface, DisplayPort and VGA video interfaces, and 3.5 mm audio in/out jacks; Front I/O includes (4) USB 2.0 ports, a headphone output and a microphone jack
Slots: (1) PCI; (1) PCIe x1; (1) PCIe x4; (1) PCIe x16
Wireless Communications: USB wifi Adapter
Dimensions(cm): 33.8 (W)* 37.85 (D) * 9.9 (H)
Weight(kg): 7.6
Meetings in Christchurch every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7.30pm.
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Lots of crystals to choose from, I make up sets to order ranging from $8 upwards. Lovely Christmas presents.
Sets are made up to help with things like anxiety, depression, healing etc
The Chakra sets are $18 per set.
Message me for more details.
3m wide harrows for sale. Includes a box of 18 spare links. Message me on 021 320 740 to view.
"Having completed a recent holiday of the Upper South Island, I made a couple interesting observations - has anybody noticed there seems to be no Rubbish Bins in the rest areas between Nelson and Murchison. Where are we meant to put our rubbish - on the side of the road, maybe?
Also a couple … View more"Having completed a recent holiday of the Upper South Island, I made a couple interesting observations - has anybody noticed there seems to be no Rubbish Bins in the rest areas between Nelson and Murchison. Where are we meant to put our rubbish - on the side of the road, maybe?
Also a couple of Motels that we stayed in, had Signs Up saying that they recycle, and encouraging visitors to separate their recyclable waste from general waste.
Imagine my surprise, when I saw one of the motels owners/franchise holders put the container holding Recycled Plastic, into the container holding Landfill Waste, when he thought no one was looking.
Also, sadly, I observed the same thing happen in one of the Christchurch Malls. My question is, that a lot of advertising goes into telling us to recycle when in reality, .....
I wonder how widespread this practise is, that "gives" the illusion of doing the right thing.
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