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Starting at 8:30 am at 110B Galloway Street.Hamilton East. Back House, please park on the road.
For Sale includes TV Cabinet $20; Metal Letter Box $25; Wooden Coffee table $10; Books asst Heater $20
Wire Folding Pet cage $15 Cubed shelving (white) $30
Asst glasses & … View moreStarting at 8:30 am at 110B Galloway Street.Hamilton East. Back House, please park on the road.
For Sale includes TV Cabinet $20; Metal Letter Box $25; Wooden Coffee table $10; Books asst Heater $20
Wire Folding Pet cage $15 Cubed shelving (white) $30
Asst glasses & Crockery asst $'s; House hold Bric -a- Brac ; Women's clothing (S)
Wooden Stools 2 for $30 and many other bargains
As more and more of us try to do our bit for the environment, we'd love to hear what habits you've changed.
Have you gone off-grid? Found a way to create an environmentally home? Maybe you've given something up or swapped it for a greener alternative...? … View moreAs more and more of us try to do our bit for the environment, we'd love to hear what habits you've changed.
Have you gone off-grid? Found a way to create an environmentally home? Maybe you've given something up or swapped it for a greener alternative...? Click here to share your eco tips, tricks and experiences and we'll publish a selection of the best.
Tourists arriving in New Zealand may soon have to pay to enter the country under a Government proposed international visitor levy.
The proposal would impact international visitors entering New Zealand for 12 months or less and would be at a rate between $25 to $35.
Do you think international… View moreTourists arriving in New Zealand may soon have to pay to enter the country under a Government proposed international visitor levy.
The proposal would impact international visitors entering New Zealand for 12 months or less and would be at a rate between $25 to $35.
Do you think international visitors should be charged a levy to enter New Zealand?
Does your community group help families and young people in your local area and need of more funds to support the great work you do? Your local The Warehouse store is now calling for applications to become a partner for our Customer Choice ‘Bags for good’ Programme. In the last financial year … View moreDoes your community group help families and young people in your local area and need of more funds to support the great work you do? Your local The Warehouse store is now calling for applications to become a partner for our Customer Choice ‘Bags for good’ Programme. In the last financial year over $529,000 was raised for 279 community partners across NZ. Curious? For more information or begin the application click here.
Applications close on the 23rd of June.
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Went and enjoyed my first ever Field Days yesterday. If you are going I strongly recommend Park 'n' Ride. In Cambridge this is by the BMX track on Milton Street. There are a few sections which are bus only which speeds up your trip. You are dropped right at the bottom by the ticket and … View moreWent and enjoyed my first ever Field Days yesterday. If you are going I strongly recommend Park 'n' Ride. In Cambridge this is by the BMX track on Milton Street. There are a few sections which are bus only which speeds up your trip. You are dropped right at the bottom by the ticket and entrance booths. You are picked up from the same spot. Yesterday late morning parking was out by Mystery Creek Winery as all the car parks were full and then you walked or waited for a shuttle. Leaving there was a queue for shuttles to car parks. We went straight into a covered tent with seating and were on our way home in 10 minutes. 1-1/2 hours there - 20 minutes back. Fun atmosphere and relaxing.
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