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Just saw this and think its a great idea. So far looks like only Turks Bar in Hastings is part of it so be good to get more of the local bars involved.
Starting November 8 and running until February, designated drivers can text 'driver' to 345 to access three coupons for free … View moreJust saw this and think its a great idea. So far looks like only Turks Bar in Hastings is part of it so be good to get more of the local bars involved.
Starting November 8 and running until February, designated drivers can text 'driver' to 345 to access three coupons for free Coca-Cola drinks, including Shweppes, Sprite and sugar-free options.
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Wanting to see if anyone has a satellite aerial box they want to swap for my antenna tv aerial box? Is in great new working order with remote etc. Didn't realize they don't work on both and only have a dish!
Get down to Bay Skate this Sunday – from 1.30-2.30pm – and Learn to Skate. It’s free*, open to anyone, and if you don’t have skates, you can hire them for five bucks (unless you’re a parent where it’s ‘Free Rentals for Parentals’ through November). Let's rock 'n' … View moreGet down to Bay Skate this Sunday – from 1.30-2.30pm – and Learn to Skate. It’s free*, open to anyone, and if you don’t have skates, you can hire them for five bucks (unless you’re a parent where it’s ‘Free Rentals for Parentals’ through November). Let's rock 'n' roll!
*Almost free. All we ask is a gold coin donation to Skate Hawke's Bay who take the classes.
I know it’s only spring, weird though the weather may be lately, but have you thought about next year? Probably not.
So, let me tell you a secret. Now is the time to order your firewood delivery.
I’ve just been down to Tumu to pick up a boot load, just in case. They have so much wood at the… View moreI know it’s only spring, weird though the weather may be lately, but have you thought about next year? Probably not.
So, let me tell you a secret. Now is the time to order your firewood delivery.
I’ve just been down to Tumu to pick up a boot load, just in case. They have so much wood at the moment that if you ordered it now you’d get it delivered well in advance of needing it, and long before demand forces the price up.
$140 for a cord delivered or 2 cord for $260. And if you get it now, you will know it will be dry for winter.
You can also buy by the boot/trailer/horse float/ute if you have a tow bar, or by the truck load.
So, give it a thought and give them a call, now, to save ending up like so many this past winter, myself included.
To call Tumu 06 873 0990
or email bins&pallets@tumu.co.nz (copy and paste the link. Hyperlink isn’t working)
or, if you are old school, fax them on 06 873 0992
We've had word that the folk of Taranaki have more than their fair share of potholes - and we're keen to know how widespread the issue is in other communities around New Zealand. Do you have potholes popping up around your 'hood that need attention? Vote below.
We have teamed up with Sileni Estate to bring you a great deal on top local wines, just in time for Christmas or work function. We have cases starting from just $144 ( 12 bottles, working out at just $12 a bottle, with a RRP of $16 ). Not only is this a great deal to stock up but also for every box… View moreWe have teamed up with Sileni Estate to bring you a great deal on top local wines, just in time for Christmas or work function. We have cases starting from just $144 ( 12 bottles, working out at just $12 a bottle, with a RRP of $16 ). Not only is this a great deal to stock up but also for every box sold $40 dollars will be donated to the child cancer foundation! We have a full range of wines available. Call me today for more info or to place an order #0273082937. Offer ends Fri 24th Nov.
This is from the main page for Facebook. Think its a great new initiative for here in NZ
When a child goes missing, a community always wants to come together to help and they often do this on Facebook. We are honored to announce today that in partnership with New Zealand Police, the Facebook … View moreThis is from the main page for Facebook. Think its a great new initiative for here in NZ
When a child goes missing, a community always wants to come together to help and they often do this on Facebook. We are honored to announce today that in partnership with New Zealand Police, the Facebook AMBER Alert system will now be available in New Zealand as a vital tool to find and return missing children. The Facebook AMBER Alert provides the police with the ability to issue an immediate alert on Facebook with key details about a missing child to people in the specific geographic location. If you see an AMBER Alert in your News Feed, please act and help. #AMBERAlertAU
That's right, at your local New World, you could win a $1000 Gift Card. Every $40 you spend when you scan your Clubcard gives you another entry to unwrap an even merrier Christmas. T&Cs apply.
Broken mirror. Great for art/craft/DIY project.
Packed in banana box, ready to be picked up.
Original mirror was 1m x 45cm.
Hi all I need a price to weed eat a section in Pandora.
You will need your own scrub bar or hire one. phone 0274571708
Is it just me, or is it bloody inconsiderate of bin companies to have their drivers emptying wheelie bins at 4.45am?!
Does that happen every week and I don't hear it, or was this morning special?
I could not believe it. I thought my shed door was banging in the wind and got up to walk … View moreIs it just me, or is it bloody inconsiderate of bin companies to have their drivers emptying wheelie bins at 4.45am?!
Does that happen every week and I don't hear it, or was this morning special?
I could not believe it. I thought my shed door was banging in the wind and got up to walk across the wet grass, barefoot, in the dark, to check. No, the door was secure. Then, as I walked inside I heard it again, along with the rumble of a diesel engine.
What the h&^%!
I don't know about everyone else's, but my bin company says to have my bin out by 7 am. Who on earth empties wheelie bins in a residential area at 4 bloody 45 am? If anyone can tell me, I'll happily ring the company and complain. I get that the people have a job to do, but that's worse than the courier drivers who used to turn up and ring my doorbell at 5.15am.
Seriously, can they not see it is dark out and most people who don't have to get up that early, or who have/have not been kept awake most of the night with coughing kids, or babies, are STILL ASLEEP and would like to stay that way!
A little consideration would go a long way to making life more pleasant. We already have enough stopping, most of us, getting a decent nights sleep (snoring partners, coughing kids, domestic worries, finances, study, the future, the past etc), without rubbish collectors adding to the strain.
Or, is it just me?!
Hi all! I have about 12 pallets in good condition free to pick up if anybody interested. Left over from some project.
Pick from the hill.
Thanks
Saturday 11th November from 8am.
St. Paul's Church, Tennyson Street. Napier
See you there!
WHEN: Wednesday, November 22 at 7 PM - 8:30 PM
WHERE: Henderson Hall, Napier Boys High School, Chambers Street
Civil Defence invites everyone who lives or works in Marewa-Napier South to attend a community meeting to talk about our hazards that can cause an emergency. It is important we understand… View moreWHEN: Wednesday, November 22 at 7 PM - 8:30 PM
WHERE: Henderson Hall, Napier Boys High School, Chambers Street
Civil Defence invites everyone who lives or works in Marewa-Napier South to attend a community meeting to talk about our hazards that can cause an emergency. It is important we understand the potential impacts of those hazards and have thought about how we will look after each other and ourselves when this happens.
This community meeting is being organised by the Marewa-Napier South Community Resilience Planning Team; a group of local people collaborating with Civil Defence to enable us to look after ourselves before, during, and after an emergency.
Recent events highlight the need for us to be prepared. Please support this very important initiative - come along to the meeting and bring your friends and neighbours too.
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