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For many, having depression is like walking through mud every day.
Walk in their shoes for a day: put on your gumboots, and donate if you can to help us provide free counselling to any kid in need.
Two thumbs up to our awesome team over at Neighbourhood Support Waitakere for supporting this … View moreFor many, having depression is like walking through mud every day.
Walk in their shoes for a day: put on your gumboots, and donate if you can to help us provide free counselling to any kid in need.
Two thumbs up to our awesome team over at Neighbourhood Support Waitakere for supporting this year's campaign. 👍👍
#GumbootUpNZ
Magazines and newspapers starting to pile up and take over your lounge? Create a handy place to keep them handy and tidy at the same time with this practical magazine rack finished in Resene wood stain and paint. Make the most of your weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. … View moreMagazines and newspapers starting to pile up and take over your lounge? Create a handy place to keep them handy and tidy at the same time with this practical magazine rack finished in Resene wood stain and paint. Make the most of your weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene. Find out how to create this quick and easy project yourself
Got zucchinis coming out your ears? Sick of eating silverbeet?
Bring your surplus summer veges, seeds, and garden stuff to swap with others at the Library this Saturday.
Everyone welcome, even if you have nothing to share - there is always more than enough to go around!
Eastbourne Library… View moreGot zucchinis coming out your ears? Sick of eating silverbeet?
Bring your surplus summer veges, seeds, and garden stuff to swap with others at the Library this Saturday.
Everyone welcome, even if you have nothing to share - there is always more than enough to go around!
Eastbourne Library
Saturday 6 April, 11am-1pm
Large swathes of Wairarapa and northern Hutt Valley are now a "high risk area" in the wake of an out…
As you prepare to put your clocks back this week end and check your fire alarms, it’s a good idea to check the windows in each room by opening and closing them to see how well the friction stays are working. One way to check if they are working correctly is to open the window, place a business … View moreAs you prepare to put your clocks back this week end and check your fire alarms, it’s a good idea to check the windows in each room by opening and closing them to see how well the friction stays are working. One way to check if they are working correctly is to open the window, place a business card at the top of the window between the frame and the sash, and close the window. The card should stay there and be hard to pull out. If the business card falls out, or is easily pulled out the friction stays are worn and you’ll need to call us to replace them. In this condition they can be draughty and leak.
If your windows are in reasonable condition, opening and closing them fully two or three times, twice a year, should avoid the need to call us and lengthen the life of them.
Note- if your windows are really stiff don’t force them or you could break them. If you are careful you can lubricate the pivot points on either side with a spray lube. Anything but the red CRC (5.56) is okay. The red CDC has a cutting compound in it.
If you find any problems give us a call on 0800 25 25 00
From Richard & Stuart
The Team at Exceed Hutt Valley
I have 8 or 9 camellia shrubs, they are mature plants about 1.2M high. The colour ranges from pink to Crimson
A search on trade me has mature plants selling from $65 - $70 each! However, these are free to whoever wants to come and dig them out. Take the lot or none at all phone Les 021666179 … View moreI have 8 or 9 camellia shrubs, they are mature plants about 1.2M high. The colour ranges from pink to Crimson
A search on trade me has mature plants selling from $65 - $70 each! However, these are free to whoever wants to come and dig them out. Take the lot or none at all phone Les 021666179 Avalon area. They are dormant now so now is the time to shift them
Our latest Astronomy Night at Hutt City Libraries is on this Friday!
Lower Hutt War Memorial Library, 2 Queens Drive
Friday 5 April, 6:30pm
Light pollution is a worldwide problem, with the latest research showing impacts on human health & wildlife as well as masking our views of the … View moreOur latest Astronomy Night at Hutt City Libraries is on this Friday!
Lower Hutt War Memorial Library, 2 Queens Drive
Friday 5 April, 6:30pm
Light pollution is a worldwide problem, with the latest research showing impacts on human health & wildlife as well as masking our views of the universe we are part of.
We're in a period of rapid escalation of this issue, as we're changing the colour of light we're using as well as increasing the intensity of light pollution created.
In this talk Lee Mauger of the Martinborough Dark Sky Society will touch on the latest research on the impacts of light pollution and also talk about how the Wairarapa is looking to mitigate these problems through the creation of an International Dark Sky Reserve.
If the weather is clear we'll head outside after the talk and look through telescopes provided by the Wellington Astronomical Society. (Going by the forecast we might be trying out the telescopes indoors!)
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I am looking for large cartons.. if anyone is looking to get rid of any cartons. Do let me know. Thanks 😊
David Gilchrist slept under Glen Collins' roof and drank his beer before taking his stainless stee…
Hi Neighbours,
Exceed supports mental health awareness in NZ and is getting behind Mike King’s – I Am Hope gumboot challenge.
Wear your gumboots this Friday 5th April 2019. Upload a photo of yourself wearing your gumboots to your Facebook using #exceedgumbootchallenge and tag our FB page … View moreHi Neighbours,
Exceed supports mental health awareness in NZ and is getting behind Mike King’s – I Am Hope gumboot challenge.
Wear your gumboots this Friday 5th April 2019. Upload a photo of yourself wearing your gumboots to your Facebook using #exceedgumbootchallenge and tag our FB page @exceedfranchising. We will donate $1.00 to the GumbootUpNZ for every photo received (capped at $2,000.00 total donation).
Alternatively, you can donate directly to the Gumboot Friday Kiwibank Account via internet banking. Simply log into your internet banking and as a payee. You'll find the bank account in the “company” list by searching for “Gumboot Friday Appeal” or “I Am Hope”. Alternatively, you can make a donation in person at your local Kiwibank and PostShop branch.
#gumbootupnz
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