Parklands - Marshlands, Christchurch

2803 days ago

Free Home appraisals whats your home worth

Mandy & Andrew from Belfast

Im looking for listings, Have lots of  keen buyers  wanting homes in all areas, if you would like a Free  appraisal,  or your thinking about selling  then let me help  you, by helping me.  call Andrew Smyth Harcourts 022 3236465  or  03 327 5379 Its a great year to make a change why not… View moreIm looking for listings, Have lots of  keen buyers  wanting homes in all areas, if you would like a Free  appraisal,  or your thinking about selling  then let me help  you, by helping me.  call Andrew Smyth Harcourts 022 3236465  or  03 327 5379 Its a great year to make a change why not let me help

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2803 days ago

Poll: Christchurch to Dunedin train service

Kamala Hayman Reporter from The Press

Some mayors are keen to resurrect the train service between Christchurch and Dunedin. Would you use it? Did you ever travel on the Southerner before it stopped in 2002? Tell us what you think.

Christchurch to Dunedin train service
  • 91.5% I would definitely use a train to get to Dunedin if it was available
    91.5% Complete
  • 4% I prefer to drive, bus or fly to Dunedin
    4% Complete
  • 4.4% I don't want to go to Dunedin
    4.4% Complete
473 votes
2807 days ago

Mairehau unifrom for sale

Hanaa from Shirley

Hi every one I have Mairehau high school unifrom items in very good conditons .Text me in this number if you are interested 0211674549

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2810 days ago

Stunning art for your home

Julie from Parklands - Marshlands

Come on down this weekend - we would love to see you. We have art, cards, postcards, pens, calendars etc - don't miss out

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2804 days ago

As is where is homes in east Christchurch

Rob from Parklands - Marshlands

Hey guys, I am currently selling a 'as is where is' home on Farnley Place and there has been an amazing number of inquiries in the first week! We are having an auction on site on the 11th Feb at 11am - please come along to watch 👍🏼 or if you have an as is home give me a call - Rob

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2804 days ago

Garage Sale

Jason and Diane from Parklands - Marshlands

Garage Sale Queenspark drive school end. Sat 28th not before 8.30. Signs will be out on day with st number. Assorted household, childrens and womens clothes. Toys. Books. Garage Items. Moving Sale something for everyone

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2804 days ago

Life Education Trust Campaign

The Warehouse Belfast

The Warehouse is kicking off their fundraising campaign for Life Education Trust. Life Education run learning programmes in schools throughout New Zealand with their signature mascot Harold the Giraffe. To support the great work that Life Education Trust does in the community you can purchase a … View moreThe Warehouse is kicking off their fundraising campaign for Life Education Trust. Life Education run learning programmes in schools throughout New Zealand with their signature mascot Harold the Giraffe. To support the great work that Life Education Trust does in the community you can purchase a Scratch ‘n’ Win ticket at your local store for $2 with proceeds going back to their learning with Harold campaign.

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2805 days ago

Looking for a better home loan rate?

SBS Bank

Hi, I’m Alan Lover, your local SBS Bank Mobile Mortgage Manager. Get in touch with me if you’re looking at a new mortgage. I can come to you where and when it suits and will handle the whole process from application right through to settlement.

Contact me anytime on 027 500 5545.

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Hi, I’m Alan Lover, your local SBS Bank Mobile Mortgage Manager. Get in touch with me if you’re looking at a new mortgage. I can come to you where and when it suits and will handle the whole process from application right through to settlement.

Contact me anytime on 027 500 5545.

T&Cs apply.
Learn more

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2805 days ago

Neighbourly New Year Tip #7 - Selling Stuff

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

From old furniture to school uniforms, Neighbourly is a great way to make a little extra money by selling items you no longer want or need. In fact the Buy, Sell & Trade category is one of the most popular on Neighbourly!

It's completely FREE to sell something on Neighbourly - plus … View more
From old furniture to school uniforms, Neighbourly is a great way to make a little extra money by selling items you no longer want or need. In fact the Buy, Sell & Trade category is one of the most popular on Neighbourly!

It's completely FREE to sell something on Neighbourly - plus you'll have a chance to meet one of your friendly neighbours. Here's a few tips and tricks to make your sale is a quick and easy one:
* Use good images to ensure your items really stand out
* Share an description of each item you are selling including details of its condition
* Add a price for your listing
* If you have multiple items to sell, group these into a single post and itemise the unique items you have for sale with their sale price.
* Once an item has sold, remember to mark it as SOLD (just click on the three little dots under your post)
* Consider listing an unsold item in the Free Stuff category if you're keen to see it moved along.
* Once a neighbourly has confirmed they'd like to purchase your item, share details using your Neighbourly Inbox
Learn more

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2806 days ago

Poll: How do you feel about begging in your neighbourhood?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Recently there's been a lot of media and Neighbourly discussion around begging. How do you feel about people begging in your community? Do you reach into your pockets? Maybe you support organisations working with those who need a helping hand. Share your position below.

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How do you feel about begging in your neighbourhood?
  • 5.9% I give money and/or food to those begging
    5.9% Complete
  • 27% I don't donate to those begging
    27% Complete
  • 15.7% Sometimes I do, depending on the situation
    15.7% Complete
  • 24.5% I prefer to support organisations helping the needy
    24.5% Complete
  • 26.8% I haven't noticed begging in our neighbourhood
    26.8% Complete
3803 votes
2809 days ago

Fresh Apricots and Homemade Apricot jam! (Freshly picked and made today)

Charmayne from Belfast

The last of my apricots!!

Freshly made Apricot jam and freshly picked apricots as the last from my apricot tree!

The jam has become very popular so it's first in first served!
Please send me a inbox message if you are interested and you can pick up this weekend/next week
$5 jam and $5 … View more
The last of my apricots!!

Freshly made Apricot jam and freshly picked apricots as the last from my apricot tree!

The jam has become very popular so it's first in first served!
Please send me a inbox message if you are interested and you can pick up this weekend/next week
$5 jam and $5 medium bag of apricots

***** I have 1x jam and 1x bag of apricots come avaliable, message me if interested :)
:)
Pick up Belfast

Price: $5

J
2807 days ago

Benefits of Raised Garden Beds

James from Redwood

As it is a bit of an inside day weather wise today I thought I would make the 2nd post in my series on the benefits of using raised garden beds.

2. Good drainage
Raised beds provide good drainage even in heavy rains. This is one reason they have always been popular in areas that get heavy … View more
As it is a bit of an inside day weather wise today I thought I would make the 2nd post in my series on the benefits of using raised garden beds.

2. Good drainage
Raised beds provide good drainage even in heavy rains. This is one reason they have always been popular in areas that get heavy rainfall. The loose texture of the soil allows the water to seep into the bed, preventing quick runoff that would otherwise carry away the fertile topsoil. At the same time, it allows excess water to drain away.

Most plants grow well in moist soil, but many of them hate wet feet. For one thing, too much water around the roots interferes with their breathing. Secondly, constant moisture promotes bacterial and fungal diseases. Water logging can also change the pH of the soil, making it more acidic and less favorable to plants preferring neutral to slightly alkaline soils.

The ideal soil moisture for most plants is around 25%, although bog plants have adapted to living in soils saturated with water. When you water your plants growing in raised beds, the water gets absorbed into the lower layers of the beds rather quickly. It keeps the soil evenly moist but without allowing the water to stagnate.

3. Root spread
It is quite evident that plant roots would find it easier to grow and spread in every direction when the soil is loose. Not only that but the framed beds retain moisture much longer than traditional raised beds since water loss from the sides is minimized. This keeps the beds from drying out between watering and facilitates good root run.

Plants that are growing in the ground usually have a shallow root system unless the ground is tilled deep before planting. Such plants cannot access the moisture in the lower layers of soil, and are more likely to get dehydrated as soon as the surface moisture evaporates. A well developed root system anchors the plant and helps it gather water and nutrients from a larger area which is particularly important for vegetables. They have to grow vigorously and produce maximum yield within a short period.

Visit me - James at Out Of the Woods Woodshop where we custom make raised garden beds and planter boxes to suit your dimensions and needs and receive a free quote, or call 0272427901.

2813 days ago

Mairehau High School Blouses

Annette from Parklands - Marshlands

Looking for size 12 Mairehau High school blouses in good condition please, contact 02102762590. Thanks

2808 days ago

Summer weather

Kamala Hayman Reporter from The Press

How has your summer been so far? Our story shows the weather has been much worse than usual for many of us. bit.ly...
If you managed a summer holiday, tell us how it went where you were.

2809 days ago

New Brighton Rd down to one lane all next week

Luke Thomas from Transport for Christchurch

Two way traffic will be maintained with temporary traffic signals to allow repairs to the footpath, road and stormwater system. Expect delays during peak times.

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