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Sarah from Havelock North
Broken mirror. Great for art/craft/DIY project.
Packed in banana box, ready to be picked up.
Original mirror was 1m x 45cm.
Free
Andrew from Hastings Central
Hi all, things are starting to warm up nicely!
Do you need a extra fridge or freezer over summer or one for the bach?
Call Mr Rental now on 0800 111-313
Hurry while stocks last.
Remember to put that hat and sunscreen on !
Regards
Andrew & the team
106a Southland Road, Hastings
Julie Neighbourly Lead from Havelock North
Is it just me, or is it bloody inconsiderate of bin companies to have their drivers emptying wheelie bins at 4.45am?!
Does that happen every week and I don't hear it, or was this morning special?
I could not believe it. I thought my shed door was banging in the wind and got up to walk … View moreIs it just me, or is it bloody inconsiderate of bin companies to have their drivers emptying wheelie bins at 4.45am?!
Does that happen every week and I don't hear it, or was this morning special?
I could not believe it. I thought my shed door was banging in the wind and got up to walk across the wet grass, barefoot, in the dark, to check. No, the door was secure. Then, as I walked inside I heard it again, along with the rumble of a diesel engine.
What the h&^%!
I don't know about everyone else's, but my bin company says to have my bin out by 7 am. Who on earth empties wheelie bins in a residential area at 4 bloody 45 am? If anyone can tell me, I'll happily ring the company and complain. I get that the people have a job to do, but that's worse than the courier drivers who used to turn up and ring my doorbell at 5.15am.
Seriously, can they not see it is dark out and most people who don't have to get up that early, or who have/have not been kept awake most of the night with coughing kids, or babies, are STILL ASLEEP and would like to stay that way!
A little consideration would go a long way to making life more pleasant. We already have enough stopping, most of us, getting a decent nights sleep (snoring partners, coughing kids, domestic worries, finances, study, the future, the past etc), without rubbish collectors adding to the strain.
Or, is it just me?!
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Andrew from Hastings Central
Hi all, things are starting to warm up nicely!
Do you need a extra fridge or freezer over summer or one for the bach?
Call Mr Rental now on 0800 111-313
Hurry while stocks last.
Remember to put that hat and sunscreen on !
Regards
Andrew & the team
106a Southland Road, Hastings
Jan and Ron from Akina
FIREWORKS we love or loath, I'm definitely in the loathe camp, but that is because they are often instrumental in killing our canary and finch chicks. Like thunder, fireworks can kill chicks in the eggs, and, if the chicks become disoriented in the aviary hey can hurt themselves or die of … View moreFIREWORKS we love or loath, I'm definitely in the loathe camp, but that is because they are often instrumental in killing our canary and finch chicks. Like thunder, fireworks can kill chicks in the eggs, and, if the chicks become disoriented in the aviary hey can hurt themselves or die of shock. Ive also seen horses injure themselves due to fireworks. Its a high cost all round.
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Simon from Raureka
Lawn mowing gear for sale with trailer. Private message for more info.
Negotiable
Janine from Havelock North
We have recently moved to Mary Doyle Lifecare and I have met several jigsaw lovers here who can no longer see very well. I would like to get some large piece adult jigsaws to add to our jigsaw library. Thanks in advance :)
Linda from Raureka
I have a heap of Yukkas cut from mother plant last weekend. Excellent condition.
Large (6 available)approx 1.5mtr tall - $5 each
Med (5 available) approx 1 mtr tall - $5 each
Smaller (10 available) approx 70cm tall - $5 / for two
May deliver Hasting/Napier city if unable to collect.
A few … View moreI have a heap of Yukkas cut from mother plant last weekend. Excellent condition.
Large (6 available)approx 1.5mtr tall - $5 each
Med (5 available) approx 1 mtr tall - $5 each
Smaller (10 available) approx 70cm tall - $5 / for two
May deliver Hasting/Napier city if unable to collect.
A few weeks in a bucket and these will be rooted and ready to plant.
Have listed on Trademe too ...
Negotiable
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