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Superstars – The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Friends with arrangements by Wayne Senior. Come and be part of a new compilation concert by the creative team that brought you Broadway Hitmen in 2019. From shows such as CATS, Phantom, Joseph, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon and many more.
With … View moreSuperstars – The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Friends with arrangements by Wayne Senior. Come and be part of a new compilation concert by the creative team that brought you Broadway Hitmen in 2019. From shows such as CATS, Phantom, Joseph, Les Misérables, Miss Saigon and many more.
With soloists, live on stage orchestras, choirs and the choirs from Tauwhare and Tamahere Schools. Directed by Kyle Chuen, musical direction by Victoria Trenwith and choreography by Leona Lenore Robinson. Superstars is a concert for the community by the community
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Sand Tray for Distress Workshop - Saturday 11th May, 9am - 12 noon. Limited to no more than 10. Cost $120. Further details attached.
Having the right speeds on the right roads is important – but what should those speeds be?
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Crates of 1.4m3 very dry Blue Gum firewood available for sale. $50 for delivery within Hamilton City. Keep the crate for an extra $20 if you want it.
Black smoke blowing into the chapel, tyre-popping beside the burial lawns - this is the kind of behaviour which prompted Hamilton Park Cemetery to install CCTV cameras.
Cemetery staffers say they've noticed the skids get more deliberate and extensive over the past two to three years.
One … View moreBlack smoke blowing into the chapel, tyre-popping beside the burial lawns - this is the kind of behaviour which prompted Hamilton Park Cemetery to install CCTV cameras.
Cemetery staffers say they've noticed the skids get more deliberate and extensive over the past two to three years.
One funeral director had seen someone step in front of a car in an attempt to stop it doing a burnout, according to the Funeral Directors Association NZ.
As well as the noise - which affects other services on at the same time - the burnouts are leaving rubber marks, ripping through the seal, and cemetery staffers are worried one of the vehicles will lose control and hurt someone.
Read more here.
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12/ft Trampoline good condition 1 year old no holes on tramp mat or rust includes safety mat (small rip on one side) but no net as never used it. Must pick up.. Bader / Offers
Hi everyone,
I am posting on behalf of a teacher that I know who is looking for a full-time teaching job. Below is her background:
My name is Meng Yan. I am from Beijing, China. I have a Master's of Business Administration, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Second Language Teaching.
… View moreHi everyone,
I am posting on behalf of a teacher that I know who is looking for a full-time teaching job. Below is her background:
My name is Meng Yan. I am from Beijing, China. I have a Master's of Business Administration, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Second Language Teaching.
Prior to coming to NZ I spent eight years teaching Chinese and English in Singapore, across a range of different age groups (between 5-65 years). My Chinese teaching includes general Chinese courses, HSK, YCT, conversational language courses, and business Chinese courses. I have also provided English coaching, including IELTS, general English coaching, and English for business purposes.
I am currently looking for a job in language teaching, preferably as an ESOL teacher, either full or part-time.
Please feel free to contact me via email or phone. Email : yanmoki@gmail.com Phone: 021 089 00281.
I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you.
Anzac Day will be marked with a Dawn Parade and Civic Service, coordinated by Hamilton City Council at the Cenotaph in Memorial Park.
The events start at Knox St with a march to Memorial Park via Victoria St, Anzac Pde and Memorial Dr.
The Dawn Parade leaves Knox St at 5.45am and will arrive at … View moreAnzac Day will be marked with a Dawn Parade and Civic Service, coordinated by Hamilton City Council at the Cenotaph in Memorial Park.
The events start at Knox St with a march to Memorial Park via Victoria St, Anzac Pde and Memorial Dr.
The Dawn Parade leaves Knox St at 5.45am and will arrive at the Cenotaph at 6am. The Civic Service march leaves Knox St at 9.45am for a 10am start at the Cenotaph.
Both services will go ahead regardless of weather conditions.
Road closures for Anzac Day 2019
Road closures will be in place in the central city and Hamilton East on Thursday 25 April for the city’s Anzac Day commemorations.
To assist with traffic management and to ensure the safety of event attendees, the following roads will be closed from 12am to 2pm on Thursday 25 April:
-Knox St
-Victoria St, between Grantham St and Anzac Pde
-Anzac Pde, between Anglesea St and Grey St
-Memorial Dr and River Rd, between Te Aroha St and Anzac Pde
Event attendees can park for free in the non-reserved spaces in the Care Park carpark building between Hood and Knox St.
Mobility cardholders attending the events will be given access through the cordon at the intersection of River Rd and Te Aroha St to park on Opoia Rd and Riro St.
The Civic Service includes horses that will be on roads outside the closure area prior to the parade. Motorists are asked to please take care and show consideration.
The boat ramp at Commerce Park on Grantham St will be closed from 5.30am until 11.30am, or until the end of the commemoration service
Black smoke blowing into the chapel, tyre-popping beside the burial lawns - this is the kind of behaviour which prompted Hamilton Park Cemetery to install CCTV cameras.
Cemetery staffers say they've noticed the skids get more deliberate and extensive over the past two to three years.
One … View moreBlack smoke blowing into the chapel, tyre-popping beside the burial lawns - this is the kind of behaviour which prompted Hamilton Park Cemetery to install CCTV cameras.
Cemetery staffers say they've noticed the skids get more deliberate and extensive over the past two to three years.
One funeral director had seen someone step in front of a car in an attempt to stop it doing a burnout, according to the Funeral Directors Association NZ.
As well as the noise - which affects other services on at the same time - the burnouts are leaving rubber marks, ripping through the seal, and cemetery staffers are worried one of the vehicles will lose control and hurt someone.
Read more here.
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