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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she will resign as prime minister before February 7.
With this year's general election scheduled for Saturday, October 14, discussions surrounding the new leader of the Labour Party are in progress.
Share your thoughts below (include Not For … View morePrime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced she will resign as prime minister before February 7.
With this year's general election scheduled for Saturday, October 14, discussions surrounding the new leader of the Labour Party are in progress.
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Wellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first … View moreWellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first settlers, is the oldest church in the Wellington region, and was opened on New Year’s Day in 1854. Those responsible did so in gratitude for a relatively safe passage. They struck up a very positive relationship with the local people of Te Atiawa, who occupied a Pa at Horokiwi, and who fed and sheltered the several hundred new arrivals. That positive relationship continues down to this day. The church’s graveyard is the last resting place Chief of Manihera Matangi, whose father signed the Treaty of Waitangi, and who was a great friend of the settlers. His whanau continue to reside in the Hutt Valley to this day. Current chair of the fundraising committee is Rev. John Daysh, great grandson of one John Daysh, one of the first settlers, who gave the timber for the building
The church has survived flood and fire, and is favoured for weddings, While once on farmland, is now almost surrounded by industrial buildings in Wingate.
It will shortly have a Visitor Centre to expedite visits by members of the Public. This will enable enable visitors, and students of NZ History, to take tours of the building and adjoining graveyard.
Fundraising for the Centre has been under way for several years and Donors include The Lotteries Heritage Fund and Hutt City Council as well as numerous private individuals. Current funds will be sufficient ($250, 000) to make a start, while the Trust responsible is about to sign a formal contract with Yus Homes, builders, of Petone, which will allow for the work to start soon and to be completed progressively as further funds allow.
There is a GiveALittle page for those who may be interested in supporting this important Heritage undertaking.
Contact JOHN TERRIS, VISITOR CENTRE FUNDRAISER, 55 QUEENS GROVE LOWER HUTT TEL 0274440081.
RED CROSS SHOP IN PETONE 169 Jackson st are accepting Quality Donations
Please Donate in store today
169 Jackson st Petone
Happy New Year to you all !
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Wellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first … View moreWellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first settlers, is the oldest church in the Wellington region, and was opened on New Year’s Day in 1854. Those responsible did so in gratitude for a relatively safe passage. They struck up a very positive relationship with the local people of Te Atiawa, who occupied a Pa at Horokiwi, and who fed and sheltered the several hundred new arrivals. That positive relationship continues down to this day. The church’s graveyard is the last resting place Chief of Manihera Matangi, whose father signed the Treaty of Waitangi, and who was a great friend of the settlers. His whanau continue to reside in the Hutt Valley to this day. Current chair of the fundraising committee is Rev. John Daysh, great grandson of one John Daysh, one of the first settlers, who gave the timber for the building
The church has survived flood and fire, and is favoured for weddings, While once on farmland, is now almost surrounded by industrial buildings in Wingate.
It will shortly have a Visitor Centre to expedite visits by members of the Public. This will enable enable visitors, and students of NZ History, to take tours of the building and adjoining graveyard.
Fundraising for the Centre has been under way for several years and Donors include The Lotteries Heritage Fund and Hutt City Council as well as numerous private individuals. Current funds will be sufficient ($250, 000) to make a start, while the Trust responsible is about to sign a formal contract with Yus Homes, builders, of Petone, which will allow for the work to start soon and to be completed progressively as further funds allow.(SEE givealittle/Christ Church Taita Visitor Centre)
Want a fun way to learn about recycling in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt? Meet the Too Good To Waste board game!
Inspired by 8-year-old Emily Scherzer and designed exclusively by Hutt City Council, this kēmu (game) helps players of all ages to both do their bit in creating a cleaner, more … View moreWant a fun way to learn about recycling in Te Awa Kairangi ki Tai Lower Hutt? Meet the Too Good To Waste board game!
Inspired by 8-year-old Emily Scherzer and designed exclusively by Hutt City Council, this kēmu (game) helps players of all ages to both do their bit in creating a cleaner, more beautiful and more sustainable city.
Keep an eye out at your local library for a free printout! You can check out and print the game yourself at hutt.city/recycle-game, and find out more about recycling in Lower Hutt at toogoodtowaste.co.nz
Wellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first … View moreWellington Anniversary Day, January 23 next, commemorates the first group of European settlers sponsored by the NZ Company to arrive in NZ, who alighted on Petone Beach from the sailing shop “Aurora”, in January 1840.
The historic Christ Church Taita, built 12 years later by those first settlers, is the oldest church in the Wellington region, and was opened on New Year’s Day in 1854. Those responsible did so in gratitude for a relatively safe passage. They struck up a very positive relationship with the local people of Te Atiawa, who occupied a Pa at Horokiwi, and who fed and sheltered the several hundred new arrivals. That positive relationship continues down to this day. The church’s graveyard is the last resting place Chief of Manihera Matangi, whose father signed the Treaty of Waitangi, and who was a great friend of the settlers. His whanau continue to reside in the Hutt Valley to this day. Current chair of the fundraising committee is Rev. John Daysh, great grandson of one John Daysh, one of the first settlers, who gave the timber for the building
The church has survived flood and fire, and is favoured for weddings, While once on farmland, is now almost surrounded by industrial buildings in Wingate.
It will shortly have a Visitor Centre to expedite visits by members of the Public. This will enable enable visitors, and students of NZ History, to take tours of the building and adjoining graveyard.
Fundraising for the Centre has been under way for several years and Donors include The Lotteries Heritage Fund and Hutt City Council as well as numerous private individuals. Current funds will be sufficient ($250, 000) to make a start, while the Trust responsible is about to sign a formal contract with Yus Homes, builders, of Petone, which will allow for the work to start soon and to be completed progressively as further funds allow.
There is a GiveALittle page for those who may be interested in supporting this important Heritage undertaking.
Contact JOHN TERRIS, VISITOR CENTRE FUNDRAISER, 55 QUEENS GROVE LOWER HUTT TEL 0274440081.
RED CROSS SHOP IN PETONE 169 Jackson st are accepting Quality Donations
Please Donate in store today
169 Jackson st Petone
Happy New Year to you all !
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Booking for your audition with HCMT for Little Mermaid Jr. You should be between the ages of 6 -18 during performance dates. huttcitymusicaltheatre0377.setmore.com...
Book on Saturday, January 28, 2023 for 6-10 years 12pm or 1. For 11-18 years 2:30 3:30 4:30
It's time to go where the … View moreBooking for your audition with HCMT for Little Mermaid Jr. You should be between the ages of 6 -18 during performance dates. huttcitymusicaltheatre0377.setmore.com...
Book on Saturday, January 28, 2023 for 6-10 years 12pm or 1. For 11-18 years 2:30 3:30 4:30
It's time to go where the people go huttcitymusicaltheatre0377.setmore.com...
to book your audition if you are aged between 6 -18, come and join us for a magical adventure under the sea!
When you register for audition an email will be sent out with all the info, in the meanwhile here's a summary of some important dates
Audition date: 28 and 29th January 2023
Rehearsal Starts Thursday 2nd Feb
Rehearsal days Thursday, Friday and Sunday
Season 12-22 April 2023
Found a fitness watch on Petone Beach, at the river end. If it's your's , and you can tell me the name on the screen, please get in touch.
Enjoy a relaxing summer's weekend on the 28th – 29th January exploring 12 beautiful gardens from Otaihanga through to Peka Peka.
Discover hidden gems and gain ideas and inspiration for your own gardens and outdoor spaces.
Featuring popular gardens from previous years and several new … View moreEnjoy a relaxing summer's weekend on the 28th – 29th January exploring 12 beautiful gardens from Otaihanga through to Peka Peka.
Discover hidden gems and gain ideas and inspiration for your own gardens and outdoor spaces.
Featuring popular gardens from previous years and several new gardens, the trail is sure to delight garden lovers of all ages and stages.
Tickets are available now on Eventfinda and at selected locations and are $25 per person for one day, or $40 per person for two days with all proceeds going to Kāpiti Youth Support and Kāpiti District Nurses.
Book now at : www.eventfinda.co.nz
For sale are these items in good condition:
1. Female Fit Polo Shirt - size 12 - www.argyleonline.co.nz......
2. Skirt - size 82 (length 60cm) - www.argyleonline.co.nz......
Pick-up from Waterloo Lower Hutt. Message me if interested.
RED CROSS SHOP IN PETONE 169 Jackson st are accepting Quality Donations
Please Donate in store today
169 Jackson st Petone
Happy New Year to you all !
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