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Our August SuperSeniors Newsletter is out now, and it's filled with lots of handy information and opportunities for seniors.
This issue includes a story about the benefits of volunteering and how to get involved, as well as an update on the changes to NZ Super and … View moreHi Neighbours!
Our August SuperSeniors Newsletter is out now, and it's filled with lots of handy information and opportunities for seniors.
This issue includes a story about the benefits of volunteering and how to get involved, as well as an update on the changes to NZ Super and Veteran's Pension.
Even if you aren't over 65 yourself, check it out and share it with the older people in your life.
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Hello,
I am an adorable little tabby girl about 8 months old. I am inquisitive and always interested in what is going on around me, and my foster mum tells me I’m a clever little girl because I have already learned how to ‘hi five’ for treats... I love Temptations very much!
For the last … View moreHello,
I am an adorable little tabby girl about 8 months old. I am inquisitive and always interested in what is going on around me, and my foster mum tells me I’m a clever little girl because I have already learned how to ‘hi five’ for treats... I love Temptations very much!
For the last three months I have been learning about people, as I was found with my brother on a farm during the lockdown.
Now I am looking for a home with a loving person to take care of me, who has plenty of time to spend playing with me. I would like a home where someone is home for much of the day because I love company. I have a very sweet temperament, and love to be patted and caressed, but because I wasn’t handled as a young kitten I don’t like to be picked up yet. So my foster mum thinks I would be happiest in a home with just one or two adults, especially if there are no other pets.
I am perfectly happy being an indoor cat, I have my own bean bag in the sun where I can watch the birds feeding at the bird feeder or nap as it suits me. As I am from the country, I’m not used to cars, so a country home or somewhere with very little traffic would be best. If you are looking for a sweet little companion (and have a good supply of Temptations :) please contact my foster mum.
I tested negative for feline aids and as I am in favour of family planning I had my op a while ago, as well as being microchipped to keep me safe, and have had all my vaccinations and flea and worm treatments. My vet says I'm a healthy little jellybean :)
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Looking for a greenhouse or tunnel house either plastic or polycarbonate. 2.5mts x 4mt max.
So sick of neighbourhood cats left outside at night to crap in my vege gardens and having to try cover everything with netting.
Having security cameras I can see at least 5 different cats each night.
Any … View moreLooking for a greenhouse or tunnel house either plastic or polycarbonate. 2.5mts x 4mt max.
So sick of neighbourhood cats left outside at night to crap in my vege gardens and having to try cover everything with netting.
Having security cameras I can see at least 5 different cats each night.
Any condition considered. Must be able to be disassembled due to backyard only having a small gate to get it through.
An early reminder. The RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET will be on this coming Sunday, 16th August from 9 am to 2 pm in the BLAKE STREET CARPARK. Free entry, smoke and vape free, dogs welcome on a leash, lots of free parking, great stalls with lots of variety from hand crafts, garden and handy person tools,… View moreAn early reminder. The RANGIORA SUNDAY MARKET will be on this coming Sunday, 16th August from 9 am to 2 pm in the BLAKE STREET CARPARK. Free entry, smoke and vape free, dogs welcome on a leash, lots of free parking, great stalls with lots of variety from hand crafts, garden and handy person tools, woodcraft, jewellry, hand crafted gift cards, health products, adult's and children's clothing, plants, toys, bikes, books n puzzles, D V D's, garden products, rustic bird feeders food stalls etc etc.
ALSO FOR THE CHILDREN THOMAS AND FRIENDS in our club rooms beside the market.
Don't forget the great coffee and food at FOOLS OF DESIRE at the market end of Conway lane.
For stall space message us on facebook.
Does anyone have a bath tub they want to get
Rid of please? I need it for my goldfish to start transferring them?
Thank you
Hi everyone,
We'd be keen to hear about your discoveries on your recent travels around New Zealand. Were there any small towns, activities or attractions that surprised you, for better or for worse? Did you come across any lesser-know spots you think more Kiwis should check out? Which small … View moreHi everyone,
We'd be keen to hear about your discoveries on your recent travels around New Zealand. Were there any small towns, activities or attractions that surprised you, for better or for worse? Did you come across any lesser-know spots you think more Kiwis should check out? Which small towns do you think deserve more visitors than they get? Please remember your comment may be included in an article unless you state that you don't want it to be. Cheers.
A charity dedicated to rehabilitating horses after their harness racing career ends is hoping to pick up the pace by reining in more support.
As all horses across the Southern Hemisphere celebrated their standardised birthday on Saturday, North Canterbury charity Stable to Stirrup looked back over… View moreA charity dedicated to rehabilitating horses after their harness racing career ends is hoping to pick up the pace by reining in more support.
As all horses across the Southern Hemisphere celebrated their standardised birthday on Saturday, North Canterbury charity Stable to Stirrup looked back over a challenging first year in operation.
The Stable to Stirrup Charitable Trust was established to help ease the pressure on people re-homing standardbred horses.
Find out more and donate here.
I bought this exercise machine after I injured my arm, sadly I can’t use it because it aggravates my arm injury, so I am Regretfully selling it.
Has had very little use, still like new.
Message me to view.
6 Beef x calves. One year old. 3 heifers 3 steers. Were hand reared so ideal for a lifestyle block. Very quiet and easy to handle.
Reason for selling neighbour has sold up so no longer have use of extra land to graze.
We have yards for loading.
$550 for heifers (each)
$580 for steers (each) or … View more6 Beef x calves. One year old. 3 heifers 3 steers. Were hand reared so ideal for a lifestyle block. Very quiet and easy to handle.
Reason for selling neighbour has sold up so no longer have use of extra land to graze.
We have yards for loading.
$550 for heifers (each)
$580 for steers (each) or $3390 for all six
Viewing most welcome
Can keep till beginning of September.
Have been vaccinated and drenched regularly.
You will need to be Nait Reg.
Tb status C2
Contact number 0274731999
Need anything done I may be able to help you , Very reasonable rates .
Contact Martin 02102732152
A popular area of Waimakariri’s regional park has been cleared of trees, upsetting visitors to North Canterbury’s Ashley/Rakahuri River who knew nothing of the plan.
The regional council undertook the work, and Waimakariri District Council mayor Dan Gordon said the first he knew of it was once… View moreA popular area of Waimakariri’s regional park has been cleared of trees, upsetting visitors to North Canterbury’s Ashley/Rakahuri River who knew nothing of the plan.
The regional council undertook the work, and Waimakariri District Council mayor Dan Gordon said the first he knew of it was once the trees had been chopped down.
However, ECan regional lead river engineer Shaun McCracken said the district council had been informed, although there had been no public notification or consultation because it was routine work. The tree-felling would “improve the resilience of Rangiora and Kaiapoi to the threat of flooding from the Ashley River’’, he said.
Three of Waimakariri’s veteran Civil Defence volunteers – including a father-daughter duo – have been recognised for completing more than a decade of service each.
Regional emergency management adviser Peter Cameron presented Mike Bryce, Nikita Bryce and district councillor Kirstyn Barnett … View moreThree of Waimakariri’s veteran Civil Defence volunteers – including a father-daughter duo – have been recognised for completing more than a decade of service each.
Regional emergency management adviser Peter Cameron presented Mike Bryce, Nikita Bryce and district councillor Kirstyn Barnett with the Ministry of Civil Defence 10-year Long Service Award at a special ceremony hosted at a Civil Defence Cadet camp in Glentui in July.
All three recipients have responded to a variety of emergencies across the South Island, including earthquakes, fires and flooding events.
Congratulations Mike, Nikita and Kirstyn!
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