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These Canna lilies have done so well beside my stream but the clump is big and plenty for other people. I have cut the green foliage off but the root stock is still in the ground. A clump will come away in the Spring when the weather warms up.
Free to anyone who would like to come and dig them … View moreThese Canna lilies have done so well beside my stream but the clump is big and plenty for other people. I have cut the green foliage off but the root stock is still in the ground. A clump will come away in the Spring when the weather warms up.
Free to anyone who would like to come and dig them up.
This picture is when they were in flower through the Summer.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
New and still in packet. This harness avoids any choking around the neck and buckles around the front legs and chest. Extra large size. Can be used for walking or for restraining in the car.
Brand: Sure fit
This extra large size is suitable for Great Dane, Bull Mastiff, Rottweiler etc.
Evening neighbors. This dog has been here for the last couple of nights. Anyone know him? Church/ river road area. Please call/txt Mandy on 027 579 8588. Thanks all.
A pair of quality ski or sno boarding pants, worn a couple of times by adult male, tall of average weight.
Brand: OE Sno Wear . Stretch waist with clip belt, front opening zip, pockets , lineed. wateproof , elasticized around ankles.
Colour: black. In as new condition.
After shifting house and taking lots of plants with me, I now have a number of large to small pots to move on to another home. Pictured is some of them. I will keep some but most of them need to go now having done their job.
The biggest ones are $4 each going down in price till the smallest ones … View moreAfter shifting house and taking lots of plants with me, I now have a number of large to small pots to move on to another home. Pictured is some of them. I will keep some but most of them need to go now having done their job.
The biggest ones are $4 each going down in price till the smallest ones are free.
Pickup is in Kuripuni
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We have some great things planned to tie in with this year’s theme - shining the light on innovation. This includes a competition to win one of five traps to help you look after your own backyard! Stay tuned for more to come on our Facebook page next week.
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A high quality sink bench top. Made of stone Granite, it is black with a gold fleck. Hard to photograph because it picked up every reflection.
Size is 1800 wide , and 900 deep. The size of the sink is 500 by 400cms. There is a single hole for the tap.
This was made for an order but a slight … View moreA high quality sink bench top. Made of stone Granite, it is black with a gold fleck. Hard to photograph because it picked up every reflection.
Size is 1800 wide , and 900 deep. The size of the sink is 500 by 400cms. There is a single hole for the tap.
This was made for an order but a slight mistake in the positioning of the sink, means it goes out at a reduced price. A bargain for someone who is not constrained by the position of the sink.
I am selling this on behalf for a neighbour so it is best you contact them directly on cellphone 0274108292 or 06 3704555.
A beautiful handcrafted table with pedestal and 8 matching chairs. Made in the Wairarapa in Featherston by "Adzecraft' it is all hand adzed. ..beautiful done. Some of the chairs may need some tightening of the joints. Very comfortable to sit in with upholstered seat and back.Apart from … View moreA beautiful handcrafted table with pedestal and 8 matching chairs. Made in the Wairarapa in Featherston by "Adzecraft' it is all hand adzed. ..beautiful done. Some of the chairs may need some tightening of the joints. Very comfortable to sit in with upholstered seat and back.Apart from the chair joints it is in 'as new' condition.
Table is 1.75 metres in diameter, 750 high.
Much loved but not suitable for new dwelling.
I am selling this for a neighbour so please contact them directly on cellphone 0274108292 or 06 3704555.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
The Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better … View moreThe Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better community.
We’ve made changes to the public transport network that may affect the way you travel around Wairarapa on the weekends. One big change is the removal of the Route 204 bus service to Greytown on Saturdays.
Passengers travelling to Greytown on weekends will now now need to disembark at … View moreWe’ve made changes to the public transport network that may affect the way you travel around Wairarapa on the weekends. One big change is the removal of the Route 204 bus service to Greytown on Saturdays.
Passengers travelling to Greytown on weekends will now now need to disembark at Featherston Station and get the connecting Route 200 service from Featherson to Greytown.
To find out more head to bit.ly...
18 July, 2018
Shaun Bythell Internationally acclaimed Scottish second hand and rare bookseller and celebrated author of The Diary of a Bookseller, will be the guest at a Featherston Booktown author’s event on Monday, August 27.
Shaun owns The Bookshop in Wigtown, Scotland’s National … View more18 July, 2018
Shaun Bythell Internationally acclaimed Scottish second hand and rare bookseller and celebrated author of The Diary of a Bookseller, will be the guest at a Featherston Booktown author’s event on Monday, August 27.
Shaun owns The Bookshop in Wigtown, Scotland’s National Booktown. He is one of the topline national and international authors who will feature in this year’s WORD Christchurchfrom 29 August — 2 September at The Piano.
His book was described by a reviewer in the Irish Times as “one of the funniest and most honest books you’ll read this year. It’s a real treat for book nerds, with stories of obnoxious customers, occasional discoveries of rare literary gems and the extermination of a Kindle by shooting, and proudly mounting it as a trophy in the shop.”
Shaun will be speaking in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin as well as Christchurch during his tour.
Getting him to come to Historic Featherston Booktown was something of a fluke, according to Lincoln Gould, owner of Messines Bookshop in Featherston and Founding Kaumātua of Featherston Booktown.
“We went cap in hand to Rachael King the Director of WORD Christchurch, and asked if it might be possible for Shaun to come to our small town, about the size of Wigtown.
“Rachael’s reply was ‘yes, as long as you can organise a day’s trout fishing for him’. That proved to be easy with a couple of keen local fishermen volunteering to take Shaun out. But it will be August and the rivers might be somewhat cloudy so we have a Plan B,” said Gould
The Featherston event will be held at The Loft on Tarureka Estate, Donald St, at 7 pm with $20 tickets available on Event Finder, and at Featherston’s own bookshops.
Aside from recounting tales from his diary, Shaun will also be able to discuss the experiences of Wigtown as a Booktown in a discussion with Sue Ryan of Mr Feather’s Den as well as sign copies of his book.
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For further information call: Lincoln Gould 021 753 920
This carton contains pieces of mahogany, Jarrah and perhaps some other special woods. It any one thinks they can use them $12 for the lot.Nearing the last of a joiner's estate clearance. I also have random pieces of Rimu.
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