Mairehau, Christchurch

Next Saturday is our online garage sale

Next Saturday is our online garage sale

So check out your home and take some photos of items that you want to sell!

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1219 days ago

Breville Blender $10

Donna from St Albans

surplus to requirements - large breville blender in full working condition. pick up St Albans, Message here

Price: $10

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1219 days ago

We’re big believers in small business!

Prospa

NZ small businesses believe in themselves, we believe in them too. That’s why we offer small business loans up to $300K to support cash flow or help them invest in the future.

Business Loan applications take less than 10 minutes online, you’ll get a fast decision and funding is possible in … View more
NZ small businesses believe in themselves, we believe in them too. That’s why we offer small business loans up to $300K to support cash flow or help them invest in the future.

Business Loan applications take less than 10 minutes online, you’ll get a fast decision and funding is possible in 24 hours. Plus, no asset security is required upfront to access funding up to $150K.

Prospa is New Zealand’s small business lending specialist, and we’re here to help you reach your next milestone. Get in touch with our team of friendly business lending specialists today!
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1219 days ago

Zip Floor Steamer $10 SOLD

Donna from St Albans

moving house - must go in full working order. Picture indicative.

Price: $10

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1222 days ago

Throwback Thursday: Drill display

Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press

Four thousand primary children perform physical jerks at Lancaster Park, on April 10, 1940.
Here the girls go through their drills, demonstrating surprising precision for so many pupils from so many schools. The open-air movement has highlighted the need for physical fitness training and the … View more
Four thousand primary children perform physical jerks at Lancaster Park, on April 10, 1940.
Here the girls go through their drills, demonstrating surprising precision for so many pupils from so many schools. The open-air movement has highlighted the need for physical fitness training and the virtues of outdoor activity. Schools have responded with regular drill sessions and outdoor games. With increasing numbers of children seen to be destined for sedentary lifestyles, and with the British Empire at war with the Axis forces, fitness and hardiness are being strongly promoted.

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1220 days ago

Flow2Glow Yoga every Saturday at 9.30am

Robyn from Soul2Sole Fitness

NEW START TIME 9.30am on Saturdays. Enjoy your Saturday sleep in and then let’s crank up the heat. I hope you can join our community circle. Namaste Robyn

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1220 days ago

Papanui High School Cake Decorating Classes June

Bryan and Barbara Roper from Papanui High School Adult and Community Education

We still have places available in the following Cake Decorating classes beginning in June.

Learn to cover a Dog Novelty Cake Monday 14 June 7-9 pm cost $97. This fee covers all your materials and use of equipment,

Making Icing Roses Monday 28 June 7-9 pm cost $83. This fee covers all your … View more
We still have places available in the following Cake Decorating classes beginning in June.

Learn to cover a Dog Novelty Cake Monday 14 June 7-9 pm cost $97. This fee covers all your materials and use of equipment,

Making Icing Roses Monday 28 June 7-9 pm cost $83. This fee covers all your materials and use of equipment.

For further information and enrolment in these courses please visit our website www.papanui.school.nz... or email Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701

1221 days ago

Papanui High School Weekend Courses for June

Bryan and Barbara Roper from Papanui High School Adult and Community Education

PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FOR JUNE
There are still vacancies in the following courses being held at Papanui High School in June.

Millinery Working with Felt Thursday 10 June 7-9 pm and Saturday and
Sunday 12 & 13 June 10.30 am – 4.30 pm cost $212 Fee includes your felt kit. … View more
PAPANUI HIGH SCHOOL WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FOR JUNE
There are still vacancies in the following courses being held at Papanui High School in June.

Millinery Working with Felt Thursday 10 June 7-9 pm and Saturday and
Sunday 12 & 13 June 10.30 am – 4.30 pm cost $212 Fee includes your felt kit. Students will learn to make a felt hat of their own design. They will learn how to use steam to block felt into shape and finish and trim. A kit with wool felt is provided and included in the course fee. This course is taught by Roz Wilmott-Dalton and students need to be familiar with hand sewing.

Upholstery Workshop Saturday 12 & Sunday 13 June 9 am – 4 pm both days cost $168. This is a hands on Upholstery course taught by Steve McDonald. Students will learn how to repair, repad and recover their own favourite piece of furniture. Additional costs for fabric, webbing, dacron etc.

Millinery Revamping and Restyling Vintage Hats Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 June 10.30 am – 4 pm cost $135. In this course students will learn how to restyle, reshape and rejuvenate an old hat into something wearable and stylish. Students will need to bring their own hat/s a sewing it including a tape measure along with any decorations for their hat. This course is also taught by Roz Willmott-Dalton

For further information and enrolment please visit our website
www.papanui.school.nz... or email Barbara Roper rpb@papanui.school.nz or telephone our office on 033520701

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1221 days ago

Outdoor tiles

Cheryl from Casebrook

Hi does any one have any outdoor coloured tiles they would like to sell or give away i am doing a mosaic tile design and trying to obtain some different colors to make a decorative design thnkyou

Negotiable

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1223 days ago
1224 days ago

Husky Dog Found

Rosie from Redwood

Hi neighbours, a husky dog just followed me inside my house when I arrived. Very friendly! Please contact me if this is your dog. Thanks, Rosie 021-029-27213

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1224 days ago

Automotive

Dianne from Burwood

Hi Does anyone know where I can go to get some kind of protective cover around the doorhandles of my car to stop me scratching the paint with my keys or jewellery. Thanks

1224 days ago

Malicious email impersonating NZ Post circulating

Neighbourly.co.nz

New Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.

The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.

The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any… View more
New Zealand Post have published a warning to customers after several variations of a scam email were reported over the past 24 hours.

The email asks to correct personal details because of a failed parcel delivery.

The email directs the recipient to 'schedule a new delivery'. If any individual has received these emails, NZ Post has advised to delete it immediately.

In a statement sent to Neighbourly, NZ Post confirmed that it had taken 24 websites offline in relation to the scam.

For more information on the scam, please see the NZ Post's Cyber Security Alerts page.

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1224 days ago

Get Out More and explore this Autumn!

Explore Central North Island

Want to hit the road and seeking inspiration to go somewhere new in the central North Island? Help is just a click away!

We’ve done the hard work for you creating over 60 fantastic breaks you can use to plan that quick weekend away, a short break, or take that long-awaited roadie.

We give … View more
Want to hit the road and seeking inspiration to go somewhere new in the central North Island? Help is just a click away!

We’ve done the hard work for you creating over 60 fantastic breaks you can use to plan that quick weekend away, a short break, or take that long-awaited roadie.

We give you the ideas – you just choose when and where, and pack the car. Time to get planning!
Find out more

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1229 days ago

Throwback Thursday: Rail freight

Nicole Mathewson Reporter from The Press

The war stifled building development in the 1940s but NZ Railways' new outwards goods
shed went ahead. The concrete structure at the corner of Colombo and Cass streets was the largest building in the South Island when it opened in 1945. If the shed represented rail's dominance in freight… View more
The war stifled building development in the 1940s but NZ Railways' new outwards goods
shed went ahead. The concrete structure at the corner of Colombo and Cass streets was the largest building in the South Island when it opened in 1945. If the shed represented rail's dominance in freight transport, the new Christchurch station, built soon after, symbolised an
expected golden age for passengers. The new goods shed allowed old sheds across the
tracks, and a little to the east, to be demolished, clearing the site for the new station. Who
would think, within 50 years, both would be redundant?

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