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Great new gift shop started in Merivale / St Albans, same block as Cafe Metro on Papanui RD. Has lots of things by local people and at really good prices. Called The Fox's Lair
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If your collection day is Labour Day Monday 23 October 2017 kerbside collection will continue as normal.
Remember to put your wheelie bin out by 6am.
Large Bolt (24 metres approx) in Slate Grey Satin Fabric
112 cm Width - good condition/ secondhand but never used.
Ideal for a large Bridal Group or for Evening wear/Balls etc.
(Will Deliver) Cell 021 1846518 & Leave A Message.
PUNCHY. SLIGHTLY BONKERS STEAM PUNK THEMED DRAWER SHELF.
Hight-40 cm
Width 40 cm
Depth 16 cm
Removable hanging chain
pick up Halswell
Want to teach English to an adult refugee or migrant in their own home? We provide training and ongoing support for your ESOL home tutor role. You’ll not only teach English, you’ll help your learner settle into their community and participate in Kiwi life.
Our final course this year starts … View moreWant to teach English to an adult refugee or migrant in their own home? We provide training and ongoing support for your ESOL home tutor role. You’ll not only teach English, you’ll help your learner settle into their community and participate in Kiwi life.
Our final course this year starts mid-November, and our first course next year starts early-February 2018, so contact us now for information. You can make a real difference in your community by volunteering.
Please email christchurch@englishlanguage.org.nz or phone (03) 377 3141.
A friendly reminder that construction of the bread pyramid starts tomorrow morning, come along from 6am to see the formation of this ‘carby’ structure and walk away with helpful advice on how to save your bread.
Also for your chance to pick up the unused bread loaves from the event, please … View moreA friendly reminder that construction of the bread pyramid starts tomorrow morning, come along from 6am to see the formation of this ‘carby’ structure and walk away with helpful advice on how to save your bread.
Also for your chance to pick up the unused bread loaves from the event, please follow this link for the pick-up locations: bit.ly...
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Hi looking for clothes rack light but commercial steel also if it can fold down thankyou
If you're selling your home and looking at Mike Pero for it, the company gave everyone vouchers at the Americas Cup fundraiser tonight for $500 off the commission cost of a real estate agent - as well as a $500 donation to Pleasant Point Yacht Club which was destroyed in the quakes. I'm … View moreIf you're selling your home and looking at Mike Pero for it, the company gave everyone vouchers at the Americas Cup fundraiser tonight for $500 off the commission cost of a real estate agent - as well as a $500 donation to Pleasant Point Yacht Club which was destroyed in the quakes. I'm not planning on selling my place any time soon, but if anyone is, this voucher might be very useful for saving yourself half a thousand! Let me know if you want to use it and I can arrange to pass it on to you 🙂
Te Whāriki is welcoming all to the Lincoln Fete, on 21 October at Vernon Drive, Lincoln. From 10am – 3pm you can see a display from Lantern Christchurch Festival, taste a traditional hāngī or pick up lunch or a treat from one our food trucks or vendors.
Don’t forget your sport shoes as … View moreTe Whāriki is welcoming all to the Lincoln Fete, on 21 October at Vernon Drive, Lincoln. From 10am – 3pm you can see a display from Lantern Christchurch Festival, taste a traditional hāngī or pick up lunch or a treat from one our food trucks or vendors.
Don’t forget your sport shoes as there will be lots to do, ranging from; community touch rugby games, sack races, tug-o-war, lawn games and a scavenger hunt. For the more timid enjoy a coffee and peruse the local stalls including fashion, art and hair braiding. There is sure to be something for everyone!
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