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Brendan Foot Supersite has Stuff Motoring Car Brand of the Year at Coastlands until 18 June.
We are displaying some fantastic Hyundai vehicles for you in the Garden Court atrium (past the Countdown entrance). See these great cars and hear about the great reasons to buy a … View moreHello Kapiti Coast!
Brendan Foot Supersite has Stuff Motoring Car Brand of the Year at Coastlands until 18 June.
We are displaying some fantastic Hyundai vehicles for you in the Garden Court atrium (past the Countdown entrance). See these great cars and hear about the great reasons to buy a Hyundai from Brendan Foot Supersite.
We do trade-ins, can offer a guaranteed minimum buyback price and a Free 10 Year Mechanical Assurance (some Ts and Cs apply).
We are at Coastlands by 18 June, so hurry on in.
A chocolate bar wrapper and boot prints are the only clues to the whereabouts of Darren Myers, 49, s…
Large piece of Canna lily ready to plant in your garden. Lovely bright yellow with red spotty throat. $10
To whom it may concern
My name is Shea Cartmell,I am 17yrs old and live in Greytown,I went to Kuranui Collage for 2yrs but found school a bit challenging,
I am honest and hard working and would like to be working but am finding it hard as I don’t have much experience but am willing to give any … View moreTo whom it may concern
My name is Shea Cartmell,I am 17yrs old and live in Greytown,I went to Kuranui Collage for 2yrs but found school a bit challenging,
I am honest and hard working and would like to be working but am finding it hard as I don’t have much experience but am willing to give any job a go.
If you would consider me for employment my phone number is
+642040686883,I look forward to hearing from you.
Shea.
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One of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar … View moreOne of the best things about winter is having mates around to catch up over some hearty snacks and the entertainment of a big game.
Hearty gameday choices include blue cheese dip, fried camembert with paprika and parsley, halloumi chips with dukkah, chicken, spring onion and vintage cheddar pizza and smoked cheese and chilli nachos.
So stop off at the chiller section of the supermarket to stock up on quality Mainland cheeses to help craft and create some delicious snacks. Then no matter how your team plays, your friends will go home happy.
This week is Carterton Farmers Market's first Winter market, held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month for the next three months. And this week our stallholders are:
Local Growers with a variety of winter season veges. Audrey still has her tunnelhouse capsicums producing well, and with her… View moreThis week is Carterton Farmers Market's first Winter market, held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month for the next three months. And this week our stallholders are:
Local Growers with a variety of winter season veges. Audrey still has her tunnelhouse capsicums producing well, and with her medium red horns selling for $1.50 each, they are great value.
Julie Winder will be on stall this week selling lemons, limes, late season feijoas, rhubarb, and her Greytown-grown olive oil and dukkah.
Helen at the Garden for Life is selling a wide range of high quality garden handtools including a selection of bronze tools, which do not rust, will stay sharp for long periods, and have a lifetime guarantee.
Maureen's Plants will be back again with her selection of flowering perennials as well as some natives trees and herb plants for sale.
We welcome Adrienne's Crafts to the market for the first time. Adrienne will be selling her knitted wares as well as other crafty stuff.
Other stalls attending include:
Hensons Gardens
Helen's Honey
Coffee On the Go
It's supposed to be fine tomorrow with the southerlies all but gone for the next day or so. A good excuse for a brisk stroll down to the Carterton Farmers Market to check out the "locally grown" wares and fares. It would be great to see you there!
All parents and grandparents should be aware of this myth about youth sport: Following an intensive training programme in a single sport at a young age does not increase your kid’s chances of becoming a world champion. A more realistic outcome is early burnout, loss of motivation and potential … View moreAll parents and grandparents should be aware of this myth about youth sport: Following an intensive training programme in a single sport at a young age does not increase your kid’s chances of becoming a world champion. A more realistic outcome is early burnout, loss of motivation and potential mental health issues in later life.
Since 2008 we’ve seen a 60% surge in sporting injuries among under 14s. This is twice that of any other age group.
We’ve talked with the experts to discover how to maintain Kiwi kids’ sporting balance, and how you can help them reach their potential:
One myth about kids sport every parent should know https://acc.nz/2QxTIro
Five ways to help your kids find sporting balance: https://acc.nz/2XitMT5
selling off my collection of Scifi/Fantasy books
approx 1000 or more books ranging from brand new to very well read
selling as complete set
Thomas 3782945 Mstn
So many doses of influenza vaccine have been given out this year that nationwide stocks are about to run out, just a week into the flu season.
To ensure those most in need can get the vaccine, the ministry is asking GPs and pharmacists to closely manage their stock levels and only vaccinate those … View moreSo many doses of influenza vaccine have been given out this year that nationwide stocks are about to run out, just a week into the flu season.
To ensure those most in need can get the vaccine, the ministry is asking GPs and pharmacists to closely manage their stock levels and only vaccinate those who are eligible for publicly funded vaccines.
To read more, click here.
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