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I can get neighbourly if I look up the website but not to any of my emails. Which means one has to sit in front of the computer to see whatever they need to see.
I would think that the fact so many people subscribe to Neighbourly and use it for "good" mostly, Someone should get a move … View moreI can get neighbourly if I look up the website but not to any of my emails. Which means one has to sit in front of the computer to see whatever they need to see.
I would think that the fact so many people subscribe to Neighbourly and use it for "good" mostly, Someone should get a move on and fix it. What do other's think?
Purchased in October 2018. We have now upgraded to next model
As shown in photos the hoover is in very very good condition. Smaller heads have not been used.
This is an outstanding hoover, I will never go back to a corded model.
Pickup from Rangiora
On behalf of the NORTH CANTERBURY MODEL RAILWAY CLUB Inc. I want to thank all those who came to our club rooms to see our Model Railway Christmas Grotto and the layouts in our "Great Hall". This was the first time an event like this had been staged by us and possibly in N.Z. to our … View moreOn behalf of the NORTH CANTERBURY MODEL RAILWAY CLUB Inc. I want to thank all those who came to our club rooms to see our Model Railway Christmas Grotto and the layouts in our "Great Hall". This was the first time an event like this had been staged by us and possibly in N.Z. to our knowledge. There were a lot of happy and satisfied visitors from many other places in N.Z. We had a lot of great comments / compliments about what we had done and lots of interesting conversations about early model railway. All the children seemed to enjoy THOMAS AND FRIENDS as well, This event was more successful than we had anticipated. Again a BIG THANK YOU to all who supported this activity.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
The Northern Outlook is on holiday for a couple of weeks, but you can keep up with what's happening around Canterbury and New Zealand on Stuff.co.nz and Press.co.nz
Photos by John Kirk-Anderson from Thursday's Christmas Eve event at Orana Wildlife Park.
Two scarecrows and an excavation company are together helping protect the world’s most endangered gull from harrier attacks at a North Canterbury breeding site.
The Ashley-Rakahuri Rivercare Group (ARRG) turned to the ancient pest control method and erected Linda, the scarecrow, near the … View moreTwo scarecrows and an excavation company are together helping protect the world’s most endangered gull from harrier attacks at a North Canterbury breeding site.
The Ashley-Rakahuri Rivercare Group (ARRG) turned to the ancient pest control method and erected Linda, the scarecrow, near the black-billed gull (tarāpuka) colony, last month.
She has proven very efficient, ARRG chairman Nick Ledgard said, and a second scarecrow has since been added at the other end of the breeding ground. Continue reading here.
Merry Christmas to each and every one of you.
We will be closed Christmas Day only.
If you are in Hanmer this holiday season we would love to see you.
"There will be no crushing, screening or washing of aggregates as the material will be transported away from site for processing".
This is taken from the report on the proposed Quarry at Rangiora Racecourse. Where is it to be processed then??? Will it be processed at the Tagarts site … View more"There will be no crushing, screening or washing of aggregates as the material will be transported away from site for processing".
This is taken from the report on the proposed Quarry at Rangiora Racecourse. Where is it to be processed then??? Will it be processed at the Tagarts site in Cones Road which is very close to all the new and old housing as well as the Rangiora Hospital in the adjacent area of River Road and Riverview Road and the housing area in the back of these streets.
Is there anyone out there who can tell me this?
Our National Office will be closed from today (Tuesday, 22 December) onward into the new year with the first of staff set to return on Monday, 11 January. No emails or calls will be returned during the closure and our social media will not be monitored.
From all of us at Neighbourhood Support New … View moreOur National Office will be closed from today (Tuesday, 22 December) onward into the new year with the first of staff set to return on Monday, 11 January. No emails or calls will be returned during the closure and our social media will not be monitored.
From all of us at Neighbourhood Support New Zealand - thank you for your mahi and support over the past year! Wishing you a safe and joy-filled holiday season ahead.
“I recommend Koru FX cream by Koru Nutrition. It’s New Zealand made, natural and fast acting.”
Throughout her career, Irene van Dyk has tried a number of products. It’s only in recent years that she’s come across a natural alternative that she now recommends. If you’re looking for a … View more“I recommend Koru FX cream by Koru Nutrition. It’s New Zealand made, natural and fast acting.”
Throughout her career, Irene van Dyk has tried a number of products. It’s only in recent years that she’s come across a natural alternative that she now recommends. If you’re looking for a fast-acting, long-lasting, natural product to support joints and muscles, then Koru FX cream is for you.
Nearly time for our annual Christmas Carol Service. Join us for a short interdenominational programme of favourite carols and readings lead by Paul Askin. Supper to follow.
The service takes around 3/4 hour and supper usually takes us through to an 8.30 finish. There will be a collection with … View moreNearly time for our annual Christmas Carol Service. Join us for a short interdenominational programme of favourite carols and readings lead by Paul Askin. Supper to follow.
The service takes around 3/4 hour and supper usually takes us through to an 8.30 finish. There will be a collection with proceeds going towards maintenance of this historic Category 2 building.
Remember to dress up warmly if it is cold on the night, and also 'go' before you come as the Church does not have a toilet.
7 pm Thursday 24 December, 39 Canterbury Street, Ashley
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