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Hello neighbours, here's a look at some new plants out in garden centres this month.
September is here and while it may not look like it today, the warmer months are ahead of us. This month's edition of My Hastings highlights two massive events on the Hastings District calendar, Hastings 2017 Blossom Parade and Harcourts Hawke's Bay Arts Festival. Pick up your copy from … View moreSeptember is here and while it may not look like it today, the warmer months are ahead of us. This month's edition of My Hastings highlights two massive events on the Hastings District calendar, Hastings 2017 Blossom Parade and Harcourts Hawke's Bay Arts Festival. Pick up your copy from the Hastings District Libraries or read online.
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We are desperately short of volunteers to collect for the annual Pink Ribbon Appeal which is happening on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October. Last year we were only operating at about 60% and I am sure we could do much better. We need more hands to collect and request that you register and ask … View moreWe are desperately short of volunteers to collect for the annual Pink Ribbon Appeal which is happening on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 October. Last year we were only operating at about 60% and I am sure we could do much better. We need more hands to collect and request that you register and ask friends and family to lend a helping hand. Blokes are more than welcome - remember men can contract breast cancer too.
Sig up now at www.pinkribbonvolunteer.co.nz... or if you have any questions phone 0508 105 105 or email pinkribbon@bcf.org.nz or me at susiemcc@xtra.co.nz
Many thanks
Susie McCutcheon
Hastings Area Coordinator
Pink Ribbon Street Appeal 2017
Tomorrow night, (Friday, 1st September) Good Bitches Baking (GBB) launch the local chapter at Zepplin's Cafe, Main Road in Clive beginning at 6pm. Come along and find out about this new voluntary group who deliver some sweetness to deserving recipients. We have one of the founders attending to… View moreTomorrow night, (Friday, 1st September) Good Bitches Baking (GBB) launch the local chapter at Zepplin's Cafe, Main Road in Clive beginning at 6pm. Come along and find out about this new voluntary group who deliver some sweetness to deserving recipients. We have one of the founders attending to help 'kick start' our local group and some GBB merchandise. You will be able to purchase drinks and cabinet food. Exciting times are ahead. Do come along and support us as everyone is welcome.
As it's my birthday today I thought I would spread the good cheer. I am giving away this brand new Black faux leather & rose gold laptop bag valued at $50. If you would like to go in the drawer to win this go to my Facebook page & comment on the giveaway post. Winner will be … View moreAs it's my birthday today I thought I would spread the good cheer. I am giving away this brand new Black faux leather & rose gold laptop bag valued at $50. If you would like to go in the drawer to win this go to my Facebook page & comment on the giveaway post. Winner will be announced on Friday 1st September.
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Hawke’s Bay Racing will pay special tribute to the late Sir Colin Meads at the Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Raceday at Hastings this Saturday.
Race five on the card will be known as the El Roca Sir Colin Meads Trophy, in honour of the number the great man wore in many of his tests for the All … View moreHawke’s Bay Racing will pay special tribute to the late Sir Colin Meads at the Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Raceday at Hastings this Saturday.
Race five on the card will be known as the El Roca Sir Colin Meads Trophy, in honour of the number the great man wore in many of his tests for the All Blacks.
The rugby legend died last week after battling pancreatic cancer.
“Sophie’s Choice’ - a filly Sir Colin part owned with his wife Lady Verna will wear the number five saddle cloth. She will also carry the Cancer Society colours,” says Hawke’s Bay Racing CEO Andrew Castles.
Sir Colin and Lady Verna Meads owned several multiple stakes winners and were part owners of Ruud Awakening - Champion two year old and winner of New Zealand’s richest race - the Karaka Million.
They chose their horses together, loved a day at the races and knew how to celebrate a win.
“Sir Colin was not only a legendary All Black but also an amazing New Zealander. He and Lady Verna became great supporters of racing later in life and it is a privilege to be able to honour him” says Castles.
Now in it’s fourth year the Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Raceday is a fundraiser for the Hawke’s Bay Cancer Society.
There will be loads of free family entertainment in the Hits Family Fun Zone - competitions, prizes, face painting, bouncy castle and pony club dash.
Kids can test their rugby skills with The Magpies and there will be a Gourmet Spring lamb BBQ and live music for Mum and Dad.
“We also have a first class group of stars on show with the likes of Kawi, Volpe Veloce and Gingernuts among the lineup. Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Raceday really does signal the start of Spring racing,” says Castles.
Entry to the course is by donation to the Cancer Society. For more information go to www.daffodilraceday.co.nz....
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They call themselves the Fun and Fascinators Syndicate and there will be plenty of both on display this weekend when the group of galloping enthusiasts hit town for Hawke's Bay Racing's first spring carnival of the year.
The 32 syndicate members are converging from around the North … View moreThey call themselves the Fun and Fascinators Syndicate and there will be plenty of both on display this weekend when the group of galloping enthusiasts hit town for Hawke's Bay Racing's first spring carnival of the year.
The 32 syndicate members are converging from around the North Island and donning their finest yellow accessories as they enjoy Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Race Day at the Hastings race course on Saturday.
Syndicate founder Emma-Lee Browne, a Waikato race trainer, said she always looks forward to this time of year and had an itinerary for her group guaranteed to ensure plenty of fun.
"We'll kick the trip off with some wine tasting and lunch at Craggy Range and have booked out the lodges on St George and Cottages on St Andrews for accommodation. Everyone's really excited to get together and enjoy the atmosphere in Hawke's Bay over the carnival."
The syndicate own a race horse, Hattie, who is yet to race.
While their focus is on fun and socialising, there was a seriously positive spin-off to attracting the likes of the Fun and Fascinators to the Bay for big racedays, Hawke's Bay Racing CEO Butch Castles said.
"Of the 30 odd members of this group coming to the races the vast majority are from out of Hawke's Bay. They will stay in motels, visit a winery and no doubt a few restaurants/bars. Not only is their economic footprint positive, but after a great couple of days they will return to their various parts of New Zealand singing the praises of a weekend in the Bay."
Economic impact reports show the racing industry in the Hawke's Bay/Gisborne region is responsible for generating more than $32 million in value added contribution to GDP. Customers spend well over $3.6 million as a result of attending races like Spring Carnival.
Saturday's raceday will be the first where the course is completely smoke-free, a move Castles said enhanced Hawke's Bay Racing's commitment to the ideals of the Cancer Society, which will benefit from fundraising efforts on the day.
* Those attending Saturday's Tarzino Trophy Daffodil Race Day are encouraged to wear something yellow, with all gate donation fees and proceeds from a charity auction supporting Hawke's Bay's Cancer Society.
Hello neighbours,
September is Bee Aware Month, and our September issue comes with lots of ideas and projects to help the bees. Top 3 things you can do:
1. The September issue comes with free wildflower seeds. Plant them and register your bee-friendly garden on our map. www.stuff.co.nz...
2.… View moreHello neighbours,
September is Bee Aware Month, and our September issue comes with lots of ideas and projects to help the bees. Top 3 things you can do:
1. The September issue comes with free wildflower seeds. Plant them and register your bee-friendly garden on our map. www.stuff.co.nz...
2. Take part in The Great Kiwi Bee Count. www.stuff.co.nz...
3. Sign the petition against the sale of pesticides containing bee-harming neonicotinoids. www.stuff.co.nz...
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