Merivale, Christchurch

867 days ago

Addictive Eaters Anonymous

The Team from Addictive Eaters Anonymous - Christchurch

Monthly AEA Web Events
Held on the third Sunday of each month at 8:00am - 9:00am

Free monthly online meeting on Zoom with three 10 minute speakers and followed by member sharing. Anyone can join from their phone, desktop, mobile and tablet devices. ALL WELCOME



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867 days ago

WANTED old Singer 319k or 320k sewing machine

Davinia from Mairehau

Any condition considered

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867 days ago

Metabo Hedge Trimmer Hs 8165 S - Excellent Condition, Made in Germany - Christchurch Pick Up

Elisabeth from Addington

Be in quick and grab your Professional Heavy Duty Metabo Hedge Trimmer built to last. Made in Germany, Metabo is a manufacturer of high quality power tools for professional users. This power tool is ideal for any garage, workshop or man cave. This essential tool is built to last a lifetime and … View moreBe in quick and grab your Professional Heavy Duty Metabo Hedge Trimmer built to last. Made in Germany, Metabo is a manufacturer of high quality power tools for professional users. This power tool is ideal for any garage, workshop or man cave. This essential tool is built to last a lifetime and beyond.

It's time to jazz up your life home and garden with something unique. Treat yourself or someone special.

My father was an engineer and is winding down his reputable business. Check out my other workshop listings.

Dimensions
Total Length 104 cm
Length of blade 104 cm
Blade Width 7.5 cm

Buy now for only $160.

Healthy household and workshop with no pets or smoking.

Contact Liz today on 021 0255 7900 to arrange viewing or pick up near Addington Raceway off Birmingham Drive, Christchurch.

Price: $160

868 days ago

Popular ice cream product recalled

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Popular ice cream brand Häagen-Dazs has recalled a specific batch of their product due to a low level chemical (ethylene oxide) contamination

The ice cream product is the Häagen-Dazs brand Classic Collection Mini Cups (4x95mL) with the Best Before dates from the 04.07.2022 up to and including … View more
Popular ice cream brand Häagen-Dazs has recalled a specific batch of their product due to a low level chemical (ethylene oxide) contamination

The ice cream product is the Häagen-Dazs brand Classic Collection Mini Cups (4x95mL) with the Best Before dates from the 04.07.2022 up to and including 21.07.2023.

Ethylene Oxide has been found in the vanilla cup. This chemical is normally used as a fumigant for controlling post-harvest insects, moulds, and pathogens in a variety of food however there is low risk from ingesting this amount.

This product is sold in Pak'n Save, New World, Four Square, and Gilmours stores throughout the North Island and can be returned to these stores for a full refund.

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869 days ago

Re-energise your morning with the Sunday Star-Times

mags4gifts.co.nz

Enjoy an Antipodes skincare duo (RRP$50) when you purchase a three-month subscription to the Sunday Star-Times for just $52. Subscribe now by clicking here!

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870 days ago

Need more clients?

Hayley Newton from Tradie Socials - Christchurch

My clients have businesses to run. And and they need a reliable social media service to make sure their clients know about their services and products.

Tradiesocials will maximise your potential for sales by showcasing your brand leaving you time to run your business.

Content

Graphics

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My clients have businesses to run. And and they need a reliable social media service to make sure their clients know about their services and products.

Tradiesocials will maximise your potential for sales by showcasing your brand leaving you time to run your business.

Content

Graphics

Ads done for you.

Websites

Rebrands

Take a break, leave the social media to us!

Learn more at www.tradiesocials.co.nz...

#digitalmarketing #socialmediamanagement #strategy

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870 days ago

High Quality Solid Adjustable Swivel Home Office Chair - Christchurch Pick Up

Elisabeth from Addington

Be in quick and grab your quality and stylish height adjustable home office chair. Enjoy an extremely comfortable seat (47x44cm) with great back support. In excellent condition and of top quality, your New Zealand made durable brown swivel chair is built to last.

It's time to jazz up your … View more
Be in quick and grab your quality and stylish height adjustable home office chair. Enjoy an extremely comfortable seat (47x44cm) with great back support. In excellent condition and of top quality, your New Zealand made durable brown swivel chair is built to last.

It's time to jazz up your life and home with something unique. Treat yourself or someone special. Ideal for a home office, students studying from home or even at work.

Dimensions:
Seat size - 43x47 cm

Buy now for only $30.

Healthy household. Everyone is welcome.

Contact Liz today on 02102557900 to arrange viewing or pick up in Addington in Christchurch.

Price: $30

870 days ago

High Quality Solid Adjustable Swivel Home Office Chair - Christchurch Pick Up

Elisabeth from Addington

Be in quick and grab your quality and stylish height adjustable home office chair. Enjoy an extremely comfortable seat (47x44cm) with great back support. In excellent condition and of top quality, your New Zealand made durable brown swivel chair is built to last.

It's time to jazz up your … View more
Be in quick and grab your quality and stylish height adjustable home office chair. Enjoy an extremely comfortable seat (47x44cm) with great back support. In excellent condition and of top quality, your New Zealand made durable brown swivel chair is built to last.

It's time to jazz up your life and home with something unique. Treat yourself or someone special. Ideal for a home office, students studying from home or even at work.

Dimensions:
Seat size - 43x47 cm

Buy now for only $30.

Healthy household. Everyone is welcome.

Contact Liz today on 02102557900 to arrange viewing or pick up in Addington in Christchurch.

Price: $30

899 days ago

Need a bed?

The Team from Red Cross Store Manchester St

Come along to see some new arrivals in the bed department. Great condition and great price. 334 Manchester Street open both weekend days 10-3pm

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871 days ago

Out and About with MTF Finance Northlands, Papanui

Simon from MTF Finance Northlands, Papanui - Local Lending Experts

Keen to hit the snow? MTF Finance Northlands get a kick out of helping Kiwis get out and about. Can we help you get to your dream destination this winter? If you take out an MTF Finance loan before 1 September 2022, you could be in to win one of two $5000 travel vouchers!
Contact the team to … View more
Keen to hit the snow? MTF Finance Northlands get a kick out of helping Kiwis get out and about. Can we help you get to your dream destination this winter? If you take out an MTF Finance loan before 1 September 2022, you could be in to win one of two $5000 travel vouchers!
Contact the team to discuss your finance options.
Competition terms and conditions apply. Offer of finance is subject to terms, conditions, lending criteria, responsible lending inquires and checks. see mtf.co.nz/terms for details

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871 days ago

Terracotta planter

The Team from Resene ColorShop Lichfield Street

It’s easy to create this simple planter using a couple of terracotta pots and some Resene testpots.

Find out how to create your own.

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875 days ago

I owe so it has to go

Gus from St Albans

My financial situation has become less than ideal and somewhat concerning. -Now my landlord is getting grumpy and I cant remember the last time I saw him smile - so time to sell my car -a 1997 MX5 Roadster - $1 reserve on trademe. Auction closes tomorrow Tuesday July 5th 8PM

www.trademe.co.nz...

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872 days ago

Selected Furniture 50% off

Keely Murphy from Red Cross Store Manchester St

WOW!! Selected Furniture 50% off - Be in quick while stocks last.

Also new ex stock in.

872 days ago

First animal MRI clinic opens in Christchurch as more Kiwis willing to spend big on their pets' health

The Team Reporter from The Press

New Zealand’s first dedicated animal MRI clinic has opened in Christchurch as a growing number of Kiwis are willing to invest in their pets’ care, including one man who spent $75,000 flying his cat to Auckland to be operated on by a top animal surgeon.

Pacific Radiology has teamed up with … View more
New Zealand’s first dedicated animal MRI clinic has opened in Christchurch as a growing number of Kiwis are willing to invest in their pets’ care, including one man who spent $75,000 flying his cat to Auckland to be operated on by a top animal surgeon.

Pacific Radiology has teamed up with McMaster & Heap veterinary practice in Hoon Hay to offer the service using the same technology currently used to treat human patients.

Able to scan animals less than 180 centimetres in circumference, the wide bore MRI technology can be used on household pets, farm animals and some zoo animals, including tigers.

Costing upwards of $3500, MRI is considered the gold standard of veterinary diagnostic treatment according to McMaster & Heap veterinarian Michelle McMaster, but they have not been widely used on animals.

Used to look inside a body, Magnetic Resonance Imaging utilises magnetic fields and radio waves to create a three-dimensional image, providing accurate high resolution images of an animal’s brains, spine, limbs and joints.

For the past four years McMaster has been taking pets that needed an MRI to Forté Health, but the scans had to be fitted around human patients and were often undertaken at night.

With clients prepared to spend more money on their pets, McMasters, who has been working as a vet for over 30 years, has been helping scan up to nine animals a month alongside Pacific Radiology MRI Animal Imaging Lead Gareth Leeper using Forté Health.

Christchurch pet owner Justin, who did not want his last name used, knows all too well how important having an MRI facility close at hand is after Sashenka (pictured), his 14-year-old Norwegian Forest cat, became ill in 2019.

After many tests and with no diagnosis a CT scan eventually showed Sashenka had a meningioma tumour.

Considered to be his fur daughter, Justin, whose partner is expecting their first child, had no hesitation in making an appointment and flying her to Auckland to be operated on by a top animal surgeon.

There Sashenka could get an MRI scan that would enable the surgery to take place – without it she would not have survived.

“It was critical,” Justin says.

Sashenka made a miraculous recovery from the operation but required a further five scans, two CT scans and three rounds of chemotherapy before she died two years later.

Town and Country vet Roger Bay and his team euthanise a growing number of animals at home, where the pet’s last memory is of its happy place.

Although Justin estimates he spent around $75,000 on Sashenka’s care, he has no regrets and is part of a growing number of Kiwis willing to invest in their pet’s care.

“She was my everything…my fur daughter and my best friend.”

McMaster said most pet owners that come to her clinic will try and fix “everything”.

“We very rarely put anything down.”

PD Insurance NZ chief operating officer Michelle Le Long said year-on-year they have seen growth in the pet insurance market, although she thinks the market is still under-insured with less than 25% of the estimated 1.7 companion pets not insured.

Le Long said it wasn’t unusual to have pet owners in their early 20s signing on as the value of pets have increased.

A lot of insurers covered diagnostic MRI scans, she said.

877 days ago

The stadium: Should Christchurch put a lid on it?

The Team Reporter from The Press

A roof on Christchurch’s planned stadium is being described as key to making the venue competitive, despite its cost.

Following recently revealed cost blowouts, public feedback has been pouring in on whether Te Kaha stadium should be built as planned.

Rising construction costs have hiked the … View more
A roof on Christchurch’s planned stadium is being described as key to making the venue competitive, despite its cost.

Following recently revealed cost blowouts, public feedback has been pouring in on whether Te Kaha stadium should be built as planned.

Rising construction costs have hiked the forecast cost to build the 30,000-seat venue, described as a multi-use arena, from $533 million to $673m. Further escalations are possible.

City councillors will decide on July 14 whether to top up the budget, pause and redesign the project, or scrap it all together. Paying the extra would boost the average rates bill by $144 a year, or about $2.75 a week.

Read more here and tell us what you think of the stadium plan - and whether it should have a roof, or whether it should go ahead at all - in the comments below.

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