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Hi there, does anyone want a Brother Laser Printer? I even have a spare ink cartridge (which last for ages - these cost around $90-$100 each and are readily available on the internet). It is working, but the paper does jam occasionally, and you sometimes have to unscrew the front to clear it, which… View moreHi there, does anyone want a Brother Laser Printer? I even have a spare ink cartridge (which last for ages - these cost around $90-$100 each and are readily available on the internet). It is working, but the paper does jam occasionally, and you sometimes have to unscrew the front to clear it, which is a bit of a palaver. It probably needs a service, but as I have two other perfectly good printers, I have decided to get rid of this one. You will need your own USB to printer port cable as I use the same one for all of my printers. Black only, takes A4 paper and envelopes.
Come and join us, outdoor activity, nothing too strenuous, great company and great for the brain!
Give croquet a go, you will be surprised how much fun it is,
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A common neighbourhood quandary is the shared fence and we wonder what you would do... Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Your fence needs a paint but it's a fence that is shared with your … View moreA common neighbourhood quandary is the shared fence and we wonder what you would do... Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Your fence needs a paint but it's a fence that is shared with your neighbour's property. Do you...
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Greenstone Doors is hosting our annual quiz night at Boulcott Heritage Farm Golf Club on Saturday November 4 2023. If you would like to register a table of 6-8 people or just register yourself and be matched on the night with others, please do so!
The weather is getting better with summer on the way. Enjoy the outdoors by coming to play croquet on our beautiful lawns with our club's friendly members. To start with, we will teach you how to play Golf Croquet, which is a lot of fun. The club days for Golf Croquet are the mornings of … View moreThe weather is getting better with summer on the way. Enjoy the outdoors by coming to play croquet on our beautiful lawns with our club's friendly members. To start with, we will teach you how to play Golf Croquet, which is a lot of fun. The club days for Golf Croquet are the mornings of Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Arrive at 9.30am, Walter Nash Park, 110A Reynold's Street, Taita, Lower Hutt (the bus shelter for the 110 route is outside the gate).Wear suitable clothing for the weather and flat shoes (no heels). We have all the croquet equipment for you to use. For further information, phone Dawn on 938 2378 or 027 669 4777. Please see attached poster..
Donna McQuaid’s wedding dress isn’t just a reminder of her special day.
It’s surrounded by memories of her late mother, who never got to share her own wedding dress because it was lost in a fire.
But in a series of unfortunate events, McQuaid’s dress was accidentally donated to charity … View moreDonna McQuaid’s wedding dress isn’t just a reminder of her special day.
It’s surrounded by memories of her late mother, who never got to share her own wedding dress because it was lost in a fire.
But in a series of unfortunate events, McQuaid’s dress was accidentally donated to charity after she lent it to a friend who was recently engaged.
Now she is keen to get it back.
She believes it was given to Lower Hutt Salvation Army.
If you can help email nicholas.boyack@stuff.co.nz
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This Christmas, give the gift of hope. With a $40 donation, you have an opportunity to help those who need … View moreRight now, kiwi families are facing some really big challenges and many find themselves struggling to make ends meet. For some, this will mean Christmas won't be a time to celebrate.
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This is just to invite some comment.
A lot of (expensive) re-development is scheduled for the riverbank much of which is reputed to be to safeguard the Hutt Valley from future floods.
In the 1960's at least, and probably earlier and later than the 60's, shingle was bulldozed … View moreThis is just to invite some comment.
A lot of (expensive) re-development is scheduled for the riverbank much of which is reputed to be to safeguard the Hutt Valley from future floods.
In the 1960's at least, and probably earlier and later than the 60's, shingle was bulldozed from the river regularly which kept the river bed at a safe level and provided protection when the river did rise. And it did then and still does. The shingle was processed by River Shingle & Sand and later Winstones for the construction industry.
We still build homes and commercial buildings don't we? Where do we get the mix for infill and concrete from? Not only are we ignoring a product that is useful and readily available but the removal of it helps to safeguard our community.
I am curious to hear from people think. Many would not even know that the riverbed shingle has a use. Look at the steadily rising level of the riverbed next time you drive by or take the dog for a walk. A major flood may not be that far away.
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