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Wellington Police have received numerous reports of bicycles stolen by opportunistic thieves throughout the CBD in the last few months.
A number of the bikes stolen were unlocked, or left unsecured in carports or on properties. Police encourage people to take the time to secure their bike, as … View moreWellington Police have received numerous reports of bicycles stolen by opportunistic thieves throughout the CBD in the last few months.
A number of the bikes stolen were unlocked, or left unsecured in carports or on properties. Police encourage people to take the time to secure their bike, as it's the best way to prevent theft. They recommend a solid D-lock, as some smaller bike locks are easily cut through.
If you have information about stolen bicycles, please call Police on 105, 0800 555 111, or if you see a crime taking place, call 111 immediately.
People rent out baches, rooms in their houses, their garages and car parking spaces, so surely hiring out swimming pools is the next logical step.
A new app lets people hire their private pools by the hour, but it hasn't come to New Zealand - yet.
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Hi neighbours,
We're to keen to know if pot plant and garden thievery is still a common problem and what people are doing about it.
If you've had a pot plant or something else taken from your garden in the last year and would like to share, could you please email homed@stuff.co.nz … View moreHi neighbours,
We're to keen to know if pot plant and garden thievery is still a common problem and what people are doing about it.
If you've had a pot plant or something else taken from your garden in the last year and would like to share, could you please email homed@stuff.co.nz with your name, your neighbourhood and a quick recap of what was taken and how it happened.
We'd love to hear from you!
The top table can turn. Good condition normal wear and tear, have some mark of the duct tape that didn't came off when we moved. Smoke & pet free home.
Annually Normandale Lower Hutt holds an inorganic rubbish collection run by the Residents Assn.
Big skips are dropped off, and metal collection take their share off goods. RESIDENTS of Normandale who paid their subs are checked off as their vehicles are unloaded...YOU can pay at the skip if … View moreAnnually Normandale Lower Hutt holds an inorganic rubbish collection run by the Residents Assn.
Big skips are dropped off, and metal collection take their share off goods. RESIDENTS of Normandale who paid their subs are checked off as their vehicles are unloaded...YOU can pay at the skip if preferrred.
2004 VW polo 1.4L, milage 112XXX Kms
Some scratches on the front right bumper and missing hub cap on back right tyre. Interior is clean and tidy.
Lions Christmas Cakes have arrived at our Saturday Morning Market at Outlet City Car Park. Baked in July to a traditional recipe with real fruit, they represent excellent value at our Market Special Price of $19.00 for a 1.2 kg cake. The proceeds from the sale of each cake, $5.20 goes towards our … View moreLions Christmas Cakes have arrived at our Saturday Morning Market at Outlet City Car Park. Baked in July to a traditional recipe with real fruit, they represent excellent value at our Market Special Price of $19.00 for a 1.2 kg cake. The proceeds from the sale of each cake, $5.20 goes towards our Lions Charitable Trust to support youth activities. In particular - Tawa Young Achievers Awards, Tawa Intermediate School Citizens Awards, Spirit of Adventure Trust, Camp Quality, supporting children with cancer and the Lions Playscape at the future Wellington Children's Hospital.
Rain, hail or shine - the Normandale Residents Assn runs the Inorganic rubbish collection today...Paid subscribers only. [Memberships taken as you dump your inorganic.]
Visited Dowse Art Museum, took note of the Pataka [food storehouse] and decided to research further.
1856 Pataka is built for Wi Tako Ngatata of Te Mako Pa just south of todays Naenae Railway station.
1861 Wi Tako leased land to William Beetham artist 1809-88 and agreed Beetham to cared for the … View moreVisited Dowse Art Museum, took note of the Pataka [food storehouse] and decided to research further.
1856 Pataka is built for Wi Tako Ngatata of Te Mako Pa just south of todays Naenae Railway station.
1861 Wi Tako leased land to William Beetham artist 1809-88 and agreed Beetham to cared for the Pataka.
1880 George Beetham inherited Lodge Court Te Mako Hutt and the pataka.
1884 George Beetham married Frances Annie Kate LEVIN related to Vogel and Riddiford.
1887 Wi Tako died in Petone.
1888 George and Frances Beetham moved to Wellington and took the Pataka with them. Great visitors site.
1912 George and Frances Beetham moved to England. The Pataka was moved to Beethams homestead Brancepeth Wairarapa.
1982 Hugh Beetham of Brancepeth donated the Pataka back to the People of Lower Hutt.
THAT is the short story.
[enclosed photo of Wi Tako Pataka at Brancepeth.]
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