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Victoria from Spreydon
FOR SALE
We have an office Fuji Xerox printer, photocopier, scanner in good working order that is now surplus to our requirements.
Please contact me on 021 555 534 if you are interested or message me.
Price: $50
Maria from Spreydon
Please text me on 0223652534.
Price: $50
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Have you got an idea for a community project and need a hand? Local community boards have various funds for events or projects which benefit the area.
For more info, head to Newsline: bit.ly...
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Ten million trees will be planted in the fire-damaged Christchurch Adventure Park to meet Te Tepauawae O Rakau Trust's replanting goals.
Check out Monday's planting day with Cashmere Primary School students and locals on Newsline: bit.ly...
The Team from Christchurch City Council
Racing to pay your 2018-19 dog rego fees? We’ve got good news! You’ve got until midnight Tuesday 7 August to pay.
Paying by this date means you’ll get the lowest fee available for your pup.
Check out easy payment options here bit.ly...
Peter from Fendalton
Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone knows where I can buy a Turkish coffee pot in Christchurch? or if anyone has one I can buy?
Really, I would love to make my coffee and chai with it!
Thanks and cheers,
Peter
Andrea from Aidanfield
It's not too early to think about Christmas, and of course there are heaps of other reasons to want to give a gift.
Consider giving a Stampin’ Up!® Gift Voucher - they get an amazing gift they get to choose, and you are the best gift giver ever!
Message me for details
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Ian from Wigram
are your fruit trees all wood and no fruit ????..maybe they need a good winter prune....i have 20 yrs pruning experience and will start to prune in early august....give me a yell if you have a problem or wish to just advise i would charge about $20/hr to prune....the time would depend on the … View moreare your fruit trees all wood and no fruit ????..maybe they need a good winter prune....i have 20 yrs pruning experience and will start to prune in early august....give me a yell if you have a problem or wish to just advise i would charge about $20/hr to prune....the time would depend on the size and shape of the tree....i prefer to look at your trees first for a quote....PPS...can also advise on or prune your roses......cheers IAN SMITH
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Bridget from Somerfield
Paying it forward. Would anyone like these? Either both or just the happy birthday if the 9 isn't applicable. Thanks
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Cindy from Hoon Hay
I would like to stay what an excellent service. I took some green waste to the dump in my car and they charged me $9.50. Then I was told about Garden Makers! I took a trailer load and was charged $9.50. And the next trailer load was bigger than the first and they charged me $9.50. So now I will … View moreI would like to stay what an excellent service. I took some green waste to the dump in my car and they charged me $9.50. Then I was told about Garden Makers! I took a trailer load and was charged $9.50. And the next trailer load was bigger than the first and they charged me $9.50. So now I will be buying all the compost and everything I can think of I need for my garden from Garden Makers. They make it affordable to not only dump my garden waste, but while I am there can pick up quaility compost, bark and river stones. A big thank you to them.
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If you need a plumber, for an emergency, over the weekend or after hours we are genuinely 24/7. Just call 0800 30 35 30 and select Option 2 for Christchurch. Our on-call plumber will be able to help you.
Hi neighbours!
This Sunday, our pastor, Michael Brown, will be taking the fifth message in our series, God’s Answer to Anxiety. He'll be speaking on 'Fear not! God cares about you!' Sometimes it can seem the very opposite, so how has that been true for others from biblical times … View moreHi neighbours!
This Sunday, our pastor, Michael Brown, will be taking the fifth message in our series, God’s Answer to Anxiety. He'll be speaking on 'Fear not! God cares about you!' Sometimes it can seem the very opposite, so how has that been true for others from biblical times through to the present day. Check out our website to hear earlier messages in this series.
Our Sunday gathering starts 10.30am every week, coffee is hot from 10.15! We'd love for you to join us!
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
Astronomers are hoping for clear skies on Saturday morning when the longest eclipse of the 21st century works its magic in the night sky - it is expected just after 8am.
According to Nasa, the moon will be in full eclipse - or totality - for 103 minutes. But the moon will enter totality not long… View moreAstronomers are hoping for clear skies on Saturday morning when the longest eclipse of the 21st century works its magic in the night sky - it is expected just after 8am.
According to Nasa, the moon will be in full eclipse - or totality - for 103 minutes. But the moon will enter totality not long before setting in this country. The next such event will not happen again until 2021.The total lunar eclipse will be the result of the sun, moon and earth lining up perfectly.
HOW TO VIEW IT
- You'll need to be as far south as possible, have clear skies, and be in a location where you can see the Moon setting in the south west and the Sun rising in the north east.
- The higher you can get, the better. That's because the Sun will be barely clearing the horizon as the Moon sets in the opposite direction.
- Unfortunately, MetService is predicting Saturday will bring showers or rain in the west and south of the country, heavy for a time over the South Island.
- In Invercargill, there will be five minutes between sunrise at 8:12 and moonset shortly thereafter, with the Moon entirely within Earth's shadow.
- In Dunedin the interval is reduced to four minutes; in Christchurch, three minutes.
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Kim Booth from The Best Furniture Shop
There's a little secret a lot of furniture retailers don't want you to know but which The Best Furniture Shop just loves to share: a huge amount of what's available at high end stores comes from exactly the same place.
The Best Furniture Shop owner Kim Booth grew up in a family of… View moreThere's a little secret a lot of furniture retailers don't want you to know but which The Best Furniture Shop just loves to share: a huge amount of what's available at high end stores comes from exactly the same place.
The Best Furniture Shop owner Kim Booth grew up in a family of furniture retailers and decided to turn a traditional sales strategy on its head with the launch of the New Brighton store nine years ago. Instead of a plush showroom taking up high-demand real estate space, The Best Furniture Shop has a huge, simple fit-out in a low-rent part of town.
Savings from low-overheads would go straight to customers, with rock-bottom prices every day. Check it out on our website, or instore at 61 Hawke Street, New Brighton.
Find out more!
The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz
There has been an ongoing discussion amongst political leaders (and Neighbourly members) around whether te reo should be compulsory in schools across New Zealand. It comes after news that the number of people in New Zealand able to speak te reo Māori is declining. What do you think? Should it be … View moreThere has been an ongoing discussion amongst political leaders (and Neighbourly members) around whether te reo should be compulsory in schools across New Zealand. It comes after news that the number of people in New Zealand able to speak te reo Māori is declining. What do you think? Should it be made compulsory? Do you think this will help retain the language?
Neighbourly's own Sarah Moore has started studying te reo Māori follow her journey here.
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