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Find out all you need to know on our website.
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Please be advised that Justice of the Peace services at the Citzens Advise Bureau in Orewa will cease on 21st December and will not recommece until 10th January 2018. Services at Whangaparaoa Library will cease on the 23rd December and recommence on the 3rd January 2018. If you need the services … View morePlease be advised that Justice of the Peace services at the Citzens Advise Bureau in Orewa will cease on 21st December and will not recommece until 10th January 2018. Services at Whangaparaoa Library will cease on the 23rd December and recommence on the 3rd January 2018. If you need the services of a JP in the intervening period then you can google 'Find A JP' on this link justiceofthepeace.org.nz...
put your postcode in the space provided and it will give you a list of JP's in your immediate area or you can ring Frank on 09 426 3122 and we will work out a time suitable to both parties. Merry Christmas and all the very best for 2018 from the Hibiscus Coast Justice of the Peace Group.
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No trains will run 11am and 1pm today due to a Rail and Maritime Transport Union meeting.
We also expect disruptions to services between 10am – 11am and 1 pm - 2pm. Please note peak time train services will not be affected.
Buses will be available to replace trains every half hour between … View moreNo trains will run 11am and 1pm today due to a Rail and Maritime Transport Union meeting.
We also expect disruptions to services between 10am – 11am and 1 pm - 2pm. Please note peak time train services will not be affected.
Buses will be available to replace trains every half hour between 11am and 1pm.
Please plan an alternative journey during this time: AT.govt.nz/journeyplanner
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I would love these to go to lifestyle blocks as THE RAM.Merry Christmas and have a safe and prosperous year. cheers chris
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No trains will run between 11am and 1pm tomorrow, Tuesday 19 December, due to a Rail and Maritime Transport Union meeting.
We also expect disruptions to services between 10am – 11am and 1 pm - 2pm. Please note peak time train services will not be affected.
Buses will be available to replace… View moreNo trains will run between 11am and 1pm tomorrow, Tuesday 19 December, due to a Rail and Maritime Transport Union meeting.
We also expect disruptions to services between 10am – 11am and 1 pm - 2pm. Please note peak time train services will not be affected.
Buses will be available to replace trains every half hour between 11am and 1pm.
Find out more, including how to plan an alternative journey during this time, on our website: at.govt.nz...
They used plastic explosives to detonate the Mark 10 anti-submarine mortar. It was unknown if it was live or a test round and might have blown up if they checked. A cordon was put in place on top of the water, and bangs set off beneath to scare away marine mammals, then the mortar blown up. … View moreThey used plastic explosives to detonate the Mark 10 anti-submarine mortar. It was unknown if it was live or a test round and might have blown up if they checked. A cordon was put in place on top of the water, and bangs set off beneath to scare away marine mammals, then the mortar blown up. Check out the video.
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