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About 1000 to choose from. All nice and healthy with good roots. Visit any day except Christmas Day between 11am till 5pm. 21b Hargood Street Woolston.
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GARAGE SALE
This weekend - Saturday 28 October 2023
8am - 12noon
Seddon Street, off Tennyson St - a sign will be out in the morning
Retro/vintage items; books; clothes; household items; pots; table; paintings and prints; picture/photo frames; cards; lamp; trays, and more - everything must go!!!… View moreGARAGE SALE
This weekend - Saturday 28 October 2023
8am - 12noon
Seddon Street, off Tennyson St - a sign will be out in the morning
Retro/vintage items; books; clothes; household items; pots; table; paintings and prints; picture/photo frames; cards; lamp; trays, and more - everything must go!!! Thanks.
This weekend - Saturday 28 October 2023
8am - 12noon
Seddon Street, off Tennyson St - a sign will be out in the morning
Retro/vintage items; books; clothes; household items; pots; table; paintings and prints; picture/photo frames; cards; lamp; trays, and more - everything must go!!! Thanks.
Kudos to Luisa for her heartwarming dancing performance for our residents! 🌟 Your talent and dedication shine bright, and we're incredibly proud to have you as part of our Promisia family. You truly made the day special. Keep dancing to the rhythm of your dreams!
National MP Shane Reti shared pre-election that he's wanting to review the Health Star Rating used on NZ grocery products. This rating is voluntary and uses a scale of 0.5 to five stars to rank packaged food on its nutrient profile. Have these ratings had an affect on what you've been … View moreNational MP Shane Reti shared pre-election that he's wanting to review the Health Star Rating used on NZ grocery products. This rating is voluntary and uses a scale of 0.5 to five stars to rank packaged food on its nutrient profile. Have these ratings had an affect on what you've been buying?
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I had to surrender
“As far back as I can remember, I was fascinated by food.” This is what I heard the young woman who carried this message of recovery to me say and I just knew that she knew. I knew that she understood that as much as I wanted to control my eating so I wouldn’t put on any… View moreI had to surrender
“As far back as I can remember, I was fascinated by food.” This is what I heard the young woman who carried this message of recovery to me say and I just knew that she knew. I knew that she understood that as much as I wanted to control my eating so I wouldn’t put on any more weight, I just couldn’t.
When it’s time to explore retirement village options, you have so many choices. So how do you decide what village is best for you? We’ve put together a comprehensive guide explaining all there is to know about Ryman retirement living.
How much does a retirement village cost? What levels of … View moreWhen it’s time to explore retirement village options, you have so many choices. So how do you decide what village is best for you? We’ve put together a comprehensive guide explaining all there is to know about Ryman retirement living.
How much does a retirement village cost? What levels of care do we provide? The Ryman Guide answers all your questions around finances, living options & what to expect when you move in to one of our thriving village communities.
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Hi everyone
The elves have been busy today, here’s a sneak peak at what we have out so far….so much more to come.
Open 7 days Monday -Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm. Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm, Sunday 10.00am -3.00pm
683 Ferry Road, behind Dominoes
At Promisia Aldwins House, we treasure the moments that make life special. Alans Men band joined us for a heartwarming afternoon filled with music, dance, laughter, and cherished memories. 💚
Importers Storage clearance.
Indoor/outdoor furniture, handicrafts, pottery, garden features, book shelves, cabinets, hallway consoles, teak bench seats, Boatwood furniture, single seats, Rustic furniture and bench seats.
Cash is king prices on day negotiable within reason.
This Saturday … View moreImporters Storage clearance.
Indoor/outdoor furniture, handicrafts, pottery, garden features, book shelves, cabinets, hallway consoles, teak bench seats, Boatwood furniture, single seats, Rustic furniture and bench seats.
Cash is king prices on day negotiable within reason.
This Saturday 9am-4pm no earlier.
9a Cuffs road wainoni. Down long drive at rear. Enquiries 0272946486
Hi neighbours, would you rather pay more rates or cut services?
City councillors are accusing Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger of paving the way for asset sales by making “dramatic” claims about the council’s dire finances.
They say cuts to core council services like libraries and … View moreHi neighbours, would you rather pay more rates or cut services?
City councillors are accusing Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger of paving the way for asset sales by making “dramatic” claims about the council’s dire finances.
They say cuts to core council services like libraries and swimming pools, as proposed by Mauger, were so unpalatable to the public they would never get through.
On Monday, Mauger said the council was in “shit creek financially” and cuts to libraries and swimming pools were on the cards to avoid an 18% rates increase next year.
Read the full story by reporter Tina Law here (two articles free per month, then subscription required) and share your thoughts in the comments below.
Dear neighbours, surely it's not too soon to think of this most wonderful time of the year. In fact, we're looking for recipes for your favourite Christmas dishes, whether it's your mum's pavlova, grilled tiger prawns or a colourful summer salad, to feature in the magazine. … View moreDear neighbours, surely it's not too soon to think of this most wonderful time of the year. In fact, we're looking for recipes for your favourite Christmas dishes, whether it's your mum's pavlova, grilled tiger prawns or a colourful summer salad, to feature in the magazine. Send your best ones to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz by October 29, 2023. Every published recipe wins a copy of the December issue of NZ Gardener.
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