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Boys High jacket for sale, in average condition.
Says size 12; current jacket range is XXS - 3XL, so this one probably a S or M.
Current range (with hood) new for $110 - sell $40.
Boys High sports t-shirt size XS (for Hockey, Football, PE and training), as new.
New $46.50 - sell $25.
Phone 021 132 9748
Collect in CBD (near Centre City) or may be able to deliver.
Boys High shorts in good condition.
Size 80cm, with adjustable waistband.
New $38.50 - sell $20
Boys High shirts (4 of) for sale, in good condition.
New $52 - sell each for $25 - 1 has a spot of paint on the front so discounted to $15.
Buy all 4 for $80.
Phone 021 132 9748. Collect in CBD (near Centre City) or may be able to deliver.
Average condition - 2 pair available.
Waist 76cm (small) size 8 (says 16 but maybe they use a different size range now).
Waistband adjustable. New $38.50 - sell $10 each.
Worn, still in good condition.
New $90 - sell $35
Ph 021 132 9748
Collect CBD (near Centre City) or may be able to deliver.
Girls High blouse in good condition, hardly worn.
New $50 ... Sell for $30 or swap for size 12 in same condition.
Ph 021 132 9748
Collect in CBD (near Centre City) or may be able to deliver.
Crop swap in on this Saturday 4-5pm at the Domain Hall.
Bring anything surplus you have to swop, baking, produce, jams, pickles, crafts etc. Take home some goodies.
See you there!
Hello, does anyone have a car they don’t need anymore or are looking to sell? Can pay up to $5k maximum. Ideally no station wagons and manuals but anything else is good.
Thank you.
Is there anyone out there wanting food scraps for their pigs etc. I often throw out a lot of food from the fridge and hate seeing it go into the landfill. If you are interested text me on 02040045927. Michelle
The month of May is New Zealand Music Month and it's got us thinking about all the musical talent from our shores throughout the years. We've come up with a few but if your pick isn't on the list, tell us who they are and why you think they are New Zealand's greatest … View moreThe month of May is New Zealand Music Month and it's got us thinking about all the musical talent from our shores throughout the years. We've come up with a few but if your pick isn't on the list, tell us who they are and why you think they are New Zealand's greatest band/artist.
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I recently received information regarding Smart "Water Meter Installation" from the NPDC. Included was a form to fill out if you wanted to object to the installation.
This form states "All submissions and feedback (including your name, address and contact details) are provided to … View moreI recently received information regarding Smart "Water Meter Installation" from the NPDC. Included was a form to fill out if you wanted to object to the installation.
This form states "All submissions and feedback (including your name, address and contact details) are provided to Council officers and elected members for the purpose of analysing feedback."
Since when does analysis of feedback data require names and addresses etc. to be known?
Statistics New Zealand always removes personal details when analysing information received from participants. This information is strictly confidential.
The NPDC could have collected feedback on their proposed Smart Water Meter Installation, and kept respondent details confidential, but they have chosen not to do this. This is very concerning.
And it gets worse.
The from also states "Submissions and feedback (with individuals' names only) may be available online."
So the Council is threatening to reveal the identity of those who object to a water meter being fitted.
Also the Council has chosen not to inform us that it's more than just a water meter, it's a SMART meter. This type of meter allows the council to remotely turn your water off for what ever reason.
And, even objecting to having the meter in the first place could be used against us.
I think the Council is using the threat to identify objectors, in their feedback form, as a way of stopping negative feedback regarding the installation of their SMART water meters.
The installation of a meter has never been about saving water. It's about having control through the smart meter over one's access to water by centralised control.
Good morning All, looking for a wooden window in reasonable condition please.
Around 2.4 wide or less, and 1.4 tall (or less)
Thanks so much
We Welcome you to 156 Waitara Road, Brixton Waitara Sunday 7th May – 10am to 3pm for our open day
Come and meet these beautiful & curious animals and even pat or feed one! Entry is free!
The Alpaca product shop will be open all day
- Baby knitwear
- Children's knitted items
- … View moreWe Welcome you to 156 Waitara Road, Brixton Waitara Sunday 7th May – 10am to 3pm for our open day
Come and meet these beautiful & curious animals and even pat or feed one! Entry is free!
The Alpaca product shop will be open all day
- Baby knitwear
- Children's knitted items
- Hats
- Scarves
- Socks
- Alpaca toys
- Alpaca duvets
- Alpaca throws
- Luxury alpaca pillows
- Alpaca yarn for the keen knitters which is gown on the farm here in Taranaki
We look forward to seeing you there!
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