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Mathew from Melville
** NEW ARRIVAL **
This Swift is the perfect combination of style and performance. Well maintained with excellent interior and exterior conditions. The perfect economical car with full safety feature available. This car is exceptional value at $11,000 ono.
Suzuki Swift 2010
Hatchback
Seats 5
… View more** NEW ARRIVAL **
This Swift is the perfect combination of style and performance. Well maintained with excellent interior and exterior conditions. The perfect economical car with full safety feature available. This car is exceptional value at $11,000 ono.
Suzuki Swift 2010
Hatchback
Seats 5
Imported
White
Automatic
100136 km
Petrol
1240 cc
Registered with current WOF (till Aug 2019)
All Vehicle Features
Power Steering,
Air Bags – Dual
New Tyres
Power Windows, Rear Window Defroster
Rear Window Wiper
Power Door Locks
Power Mirrors
AC - Air Conditioning,
Navigation System
Tilt Steering
ABS Brakes
AM/FM Radio
CD player
Perfect for someone seeking a great looking reliable car that is sporty and comfortable to drive! Priced to sell so be quick!
** WE ARE LOCATED IN GLENVIEW **
THANKYOU FOR LOOKING AT THE VEHICLE!
Please CALL/TEXT FIRST to arrange a test drive/viewing on this vehicle on: 021492570.
Price: $11,000
Mathew from Melville
** NEW ARRIVAL **
This Swift is the perfect combination of style and performance. Well maintained with excellent interior and exterior conditions. The perfect economical car with full safety feature available. This car is exceptional value at $11,000 ono.
Suzuki Swift 2010
Hatchback
Seats 5
… View more** NEW ARRIVAL **
This Swift is the perfect combination of style and performance. Well maintained with excellent interior and exterior conditions. The perfect economical car with full safety feature available. This car is exceptional value at $11,000 ono.
Suzuki Swift 2010
Hatchback
Seats 5
Imported
White
Automatic
100136 km
Petrol
1240 cc
Registered with current WOF (till Aug 2019)
All Vehicle Features
Power Steering,
Air Bags – Dual
New Tyres
Power Windows, Rear Window Defroster
Rear Window Wiper
Power Door Locks
Power Mirrors
AC - Air Conditioning,
Navigation System
Tilt Steering
ABS Brakes
AM/FM Radio
CD player
Perfect for someone seeking a great looking reliable car that is sporty and comfortable to drive! Priced to sell so be quick!
** WE ARE LOCATED IN GLENVIEW **
THANKYOU FOR LOOKING AT THE VEHICLE!
Please CALL/TEXT FIRST to arrange a test drive/viewing on this vehicle on: 021492570.
Grant from Frankton
two young men prowling around the primrose street area around 9.30 pm last night.
got the redgo number BWW 758 silver/white. sorry didn't get make of vehicle. jumped in & took off very quickly when I came outside
10 replies (Members only)
Matt from Rukuhia
So, by now you've probably had some experience with or know someone who has had some experience with, Windows 10. They skipped 9, heading straight from Windows 8 to 10, which makes me think, how does Bill Gates tell time? Does he ever get up at 9am or is that just not an option? It's … View moreSo, by now you've probably had some experience with or know someone who has had some experience with, Windows 10. They skipped 9, heading straight from Windows 8 to 10, which makes me think, how does Bill Gates tell time? Does he ever get up at 9am or is that just not an option? It's probably good that they skipped the 9, mind you, because that might've meant they would've had to put more time into developing their ideas, instead of giving me something that I have to fix.
Literally every second call I get nowadays is about a problem relating to Windows 10. It used to be viruses. It used to be people deliberately trying to cause harm, instead of a silly company managing to incapacitate vast swaths of computers by doing things without checking first. Arguably, Windows 7 was the same in it's infancy. But Win10, bless it's ephemeral heart, keeps putting out a new version of itself every six months, forcing customers to upgrade and experience the same growing pains over and over again, whilst supplying new features that only an infinitesimal fraction of the population use.
How sad. It's telling, perhaps, that in the years since the release of Windows 8 the desktop market share of Windows has shrunk by 10%, while Apple's share has gone up 10%. Do I recommend Apple? Not particularly. They're great when they're working, but once they break they're designed to be chucked away, as they're generally very difficult to take apart. And having recently spent 2 hours on their customer support line, being passed between 7 people, to get a refund for a customer due to an ordering bungle on their part, let me tell you, their staff are not exactly ‘geniuses’.
Something else you can't rely on is Windows 7 being around forever; security patches for that operating system cease in January 2020*. And believe me, with the huge amount of vulnerabilities that are being uncovered in computer chips at the moment (google "Foreshadow intel" for a more recent one), you can't really afford to be online and unpatched. Which is another reason to upgrade from Windows Vista and XP, if you’re still using either of those*. Installing Linux instead is an option, but only if you're doing basic web browsing and email checking, and know a friendly IT person who can sort out your issues for you.
So what do I recommend if you already have Windows 10? Grin and bear it. If you have problems, write feedback to Microsoft through the Feedback Hub app in Windows 10, or call them out on twitter publicly. If you have the ‘pro’ edition of Win10 you can also delay the OS ‘upgrades’ by up to a year through the settings, avoiding many teething problems. Hopefully at some point a bright spark within that company will wake up and say: "I know what's wrong - we should’ve been making a solid product, rather than a broken yearly service!". Then perhaps we’ll get an operating system which doesn't make me money. I mean, I guess I hope that happens?
* Windows Vista and XP have not been supported by Microsoft for many years now and are not patched against any of the newer security vulnerabilities. Do not use them on the internet, though offline is fine. BTW, though the 'free upgrade' period for Windows 7 to Windows 10 has technically passed, any computer with a valid Windows 7 license can still be upgraded to Windows 10 for free by doing what is known as a 'clean install' using the Windows 7 key; a beyond-novice-level procedure, but certainly doable with the right IT person. Hint hint.
- Matt Bentley is the computer repair guy running Waikato Home PC Support.
Email info@homepcsupport.co.nz or phone 0211348576.
www.homepcsupport.co.nz...
Rolf from Pirongia - Karamu
in good condition zip working OK use but I do not fit this any more ,sorry that is what food does to you ,phone 027 9261333 if you are interested collect from Koromatua
Price: $20
Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing
Exciting news! Our gorgeous bee-friendly September 2017 issue is up for Best Cover in the Magshop People's Choice Award 2018. We need your votes to come out on top! Click through the link to vote for us, and put yourself in the draw to win a De’longhi PrimaDonna coffee machine valued at … View moreExciting news! Our gorgeous bee-friendly September 2017 issue is up for Best Cover in the Magshop People's Choice Award 2018. We need your votes to come out on top! Click through the link to vote for us, and put yourself in the draw to win a De’longhi PrimaDonna coffee machine valued at $2,499.99, and two De’longhi Distinta Flair Breakfast packages valued at $419.98.
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Alan from Melville
Hi Members.I thought that this story might be of interest to any one more so the older people.In 1957 i bought a section from Mr Split's new sub division. He lived in the white farm house on the hill . I remember him saying to me about the one i were looking at. It is a full quarter acre … View moreHi Members.I thought that this story might be of interest to any one more so the older people.In 1957 i bought a section from Mr Split's new sub division. He lived in the white farm house on the hill . I remember him saying to me about the one i were looking at. It is a full quarter acre section and the price is six hundred and sixty four pounds. I bought it on the spot. Bruce Mills of what was Lugton & Mills real estate. Bruce who i knew very well said to me why did you buy a section out in the Wop What's place. It is miles out of Hamilton.How very true.With me been a builder, Joinery and Carpentry . In 1958 i designed and built our house. We had a very good view's of every where from our bedroom window. It was 199. Ohaupo Road. We did not have any water but did have a septic tank we were in the Waipa District . On the hill not far past Splits house they started to bore for water and found it 123 feet below the surface.That was just fine for the people living on the flat sections they got some water. But not for us on the high ground . If those on the low ground were running their water we did not get enough to flush our toilet or make as cup of teas. How ever when we became part of Hamilton City things changed with plenty of water . Last week i got a shock when i saw our old family house of 60 years since i built it been demolished in the name of progress and leaving my family and i with lots of happy memories when it was our family home for about 10 years. Ohaupo Road was going to be made in to a 3 or 4 lane road, That is why there is the side lane now.For when the Queen Mother visited Hamilton. It was started but did not continued with it . The Queen Mother Bless her on her way to Hamilton stopped out side the Melville Primary School. What a thrill is was for the children to see our Queen Mother. Hope some people find this found this interesting History of Ohaupo Road .Like i do.
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Steve from House of Travel Personal Travel Manager -Steve Wilson
Get your friends together for…. April 2019 Thailand Group trip: Discounted package $1499pp includes:
• Flights to Phuket (from Auckland)
• 10 nights in a 4 star hotel (twin share)
• Daily breakfast
• Return transfers
Relax and do your own thing throughout the day then catch up … View moreGet your friends together for…. April 2019 Thailand Group trip: Discounted package $1499pp includes:
• Flights to Phuket (from Auckland)
• 10 nights in a 4 star hotel (twin share)
• Daily breakfast
• Return transfers
Relax and do your own thing throughout the day then catch up with your mates in the evening for good food, drinks & company, the ultimate holiday!
Just email me at swilson@hot.co.nz and put in subject line:
"more info on April 2019 Thailand Group trip"
and I will forward you an email with more detailed info to see if this deal suits.
Please note there is limited availability on this special. Terms and conditions apply. Contact me to co-ordinate your group travel to any destination. Steve at House of Travel 027 345 3456 or swilson@hot.co.nz
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Allan from Melville
Hi Looking for a couple of splitstone bricks as some kids have destroyed a few. They are about 400 by 90 by90. hopefully someone has a couple laying around or someone knows somone who does thanks
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We need your help! These five amazing Community Project applicants are finalists in Round Two of the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Project and how your support will help them - and then cast… View moreWe need your help! These five amazing Community Project applicants are finalists in Round Two of the 2018 AMI Community Grants. Now it's up to you to decide who should receive a share of the funds. Read a little information about each Project and how your support will help them - and then cast your vote below. Voting closes Sunday 2 September.
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