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The bore pump has been replaced and water is pumping into the reservoir again. The outdoor water ban remains in place until the reservoir is full again and everything is consistently operating as it should.
Thanks to the water conservation efforts in the township, the consumption has reduced … View moreThe bore pump has been replaced and water is pumping into the reservoir again. The outdoor water ban remains in place until the reservoir is full again and everything is consistently operating as it should.
Thanks to the water conservation efforts in the township, the consumption has reduced significantly.
Keep up the good work!
Auditions to be held at the Carterton Courthouse, Holloway Street on Tuesday 17th December at 7.30pm. First time and well seasoned actors are equally welcome.
For those thespians with too little time to learn lines and attend rehearsals several times a week, we think that “Love Letters” by A R… View moreAuditions to be held at the Carterton Courthouse, Holloway Street on Tuesday 17th December at 7.30pm. First time and well seasoned actors are equally welcome.
For those thespians with too little time to learn lines and attend rehearsals several times a week, we think that “Love Letters” by A R Gurney is the ideal type of play – no lines to learn and very few rehearsals. We will require one male and one female aged from mid-40s upwards, who can display excellent timing and characterisation and be versatile enough to make swift changes in vocal and facial expression.
There will be 6 or 7 performances over the 2 weeks 8 – 22 March 2020. If you are interested but are unable to make the auditions please contact Margaret Jesson: info@limelight.org.nz
Can anyone recommend a local business that can supply, and more importantly regularly service, a backup generator for home?
We’re not looking for anything big; probably 3000W+ inverter for the water pump etc when the power goes out.
There’s plenty of generators available for mail order over … View moreCan anyone recommend a local business that can supply, and more importantly regularly service, a backup generator for home?
We’re not looking for anything big; probably 3000W+ inverter for the water pump etc when the power goes out.
There’s plenty of generators available for mail order over the internet but I’m keen to get something that can be regularly serviced locally (so that it’s going to work when we really need it).
Tis the season... let's help make other's holidays more merry and bright.
#NSNZthejoyofgiving
This is a quote form my book- The Mind Mechanic- that came into my head after hearing of the eruption..
I felt could not be more fitting as we all process this devastation from the eruption of White Island.
"Whatia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe me he maunga teitei"
See the treasures… View moreThis is a quote form my book- The Mind Mechanic- that came into my head after hearing of the eruption..
I felt could not be more fitting as we all process this devastation from the eruption of White Island.
"Whatia te iti kahurangi, ki te tuohu koe me he maunga teitei"
See the treasures you value most dearly,and if you must bow your head, let it be to a lofty mountain".
Aroha to all those who weep today.
Following the fault on Monday with the low manganese bore that is supplying the Martinborough Township, the pump was successfully replaced yesterday.
However this morning the pump experienced an electrical fault, which means there is no water pumping from the bore and reservoir levels are going … View moreFollowing the fault on Monday with the low manganese bore that is supplying the Martinborough Township, the pump was successfully replaced yesterday.
However this morning the pump experienced an electrical fault, which means there is no water pumping from the bore and reservoir levels are going down. We have our team on site working on a replacement as fast as possible.
The total outdoor water ban is still in place, and the community is encouraged to continue with their water conservation efforts. If the township uses more water than we can supply from the low-manganese bore, we will have to use the other bores as well. That could mean the town’s drinking water becoming discoloured.
Visit wellingtonwater.co.nz/SWDC for water saving tips.
We love the Races at Tauherenikau on Jan 2nd - always such a great atmosphere. Next year Fashion In The Field with Rose and Smith will be a star event on the day ...if you love fashion then don't miss seeing these stylish competitors ...or enter yourself.
“Wouldn’t it be great if there was a central directory of locally-made, ethically-produced and upcycled gift ideas?
Well, hold the phone - Makers & Local by Ecomailbox have done exactly this, and it’s EPIC! There’s gifts broken into categories, DIY ideas, an eco advent calendar, … View more“Wouldn’t it be great if there was a central directory of locally-made, ethically-produced and upcycled gift ideas?
Well, hold the phone - Makers & Local by Ecomailbox have done exactly this, and it’s EPIC! There’s gifts broken into categories, DIY ideas, an eco advent calendar, social enterprises to support, low-waste gift wrapping inspo, and even gorgeous must-see beaches to explore over summer.
Plus 24 of NZ’s eco bloggers have shared their tips for a Merry Mindful Christmas. From great crafty activities, DIY gifts & acts of kindness to celebrate the festive month of December more mindfully and sustainably.
Read more in the Makers & Local guide now.
Kia ora - Literacy Wairarapa close down from Friday 20th December and re-open on Monday 13th January 2020. If you would like help to improve your reading, writing or maths please give us a call. We work with Adult learners 16 years and over who have not achieved NCEA Level2. We can also assist … View moreKia ora - Literacy Wairarapa close down from Friday 20th December and re-open on Monday 13th January 2020. If you would like help to improve your reading, writing or maths please give us a call. We work with Adult learners 16 years and over who have not achieved NCEA Level2. We can also assist people in the workplace who would like to improve their digital literacy, health and safety awareness or just general literacy. Our services are Free. Ph -63774214 for more information.
Children love this soft fluffy mat. They like to lie down on it and cuddle up to the stuffed head.
I have put it through the washingmachine and it has come up great.
Dark and light brown with a lovable dog face and floppy ears one light brown the other dark brown, and dark brown nose, tail, and … View moreChildren love this soft fluffy mat. They like to lie down on it and cuddle up to the stuffed head.
I have put it through the washingmachine and it has come up great.
Dark and light brown with a lovable dog face and floppy ears one light brown the other dark brown, and dark brown nose, tail, and big spot on its back..
The underside is black.
Synthetic and durable.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
Thanks for looking.
Logging trucks will travel past Solway Primary School on Ngaumutawa Rd when Wairarapa's inland log h…
South Wairarapa Mayor Alex Beijen is urging the community to immediately cease using water outside and to conserve water generally.
“On Monday evening, the pump on the township’s low-manganese bore faulted and is being urgently replaced. With no water being pumped the water reservoir reserves … View moreSouth Wairarapa Mayor Alex Beijen is urging the community to immediately cease using water outside and to conserve water generally.
“On Monday evening, the pump on the township’s low-manganese bore faulted and is being urgently replaced. With no water being pumped the water reservoir reserves are going down."
Mayor Beijen said he had been advised that installing the spare pump could be done within a day, but until the reservoir levels have recovered and we know the replacement pump is working well, we must conserve water.
“It’s essential that the community immediately responds to this pressing need to conserve water. If the township uses more water than we can supply from the low-manganese bore, we will have to use the other bores as well. That could mean the town’s drinking water becoming discoloured.
“Although safe to drink, the water could lose its clarity due to the reaction between manganese and chlorine – we want to avoid discoloured water if we can.
“We’re addressing infrastructure replacement as fast as possible, and this is unfortunate timing of an equipment failure,” said Mayor Beijen.
Information on how to conserve water will be shared throughout the community – you can find out more at www.wellingtonwater.co.nz...
“We will update the community when more information is available,” Mr Beijen said.
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