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Jon from The Wood
Does anyone out there have one of the old cane cray pots we could buy?
Just for decoration. A bit tatty would be fine. Please call me on 021 051 6484 if you are able to help. Thank you.
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Evelyn from Nelson South
29 Tipahi Street
By the hospital
Free stuff- wheelbarrow (to fix), letterboxes and cheap clothes (made free)
House parts; steps, kitchen bench, doors
Clothes (male and female), size 10-14 Female, size 10-14 male (or med)
Stationary, books and sundries
Tools (double ups from renovations over… View more29 Tipahi Street
By the hospital
Free stuff- wheelbarrow (to fix), letterboxes and cheap clothes (made free)
House parts; steps, kitchen bench, doors
Clothes (male and female), size 10-14 Female, size 10-14 male (or med)
Stationary, books and sundries
Tools (double ups from renovations over the years)
Furniture; desk,
Jewelry; non valuable but stylish
Even a Car!!!! Toyota Corolla Spacio 2004 white 7 seater 90k reg 11 months $5,650 ono
Margaret from The Brook
Hi all, Just like to let you know: My daughter is having a garage sale. Lots of baby things from new born till about 2 years old. Bassinet, cot,sheets,blankets etc. All other furniture like higchair,changing table, bouncer chair. Lots of clothes,shoes, (some still with tags on and unused) baby … View moreHi all, Just like to let you know: My daughter is having a garage sale. Lots of baby things from new born till about 2 years old. Bassinet, cot,sheets,blankets etc. All other furniture like higchair,changing table, bouncer chair. Lots of clothes,shoes, (some still with tags on and unused) baby bath, baby blottles etc. toys. And other house hold things, too much to list it all. COME and have a look, a bargain for every one.
Where: 44 Polstead road, Stoke. When: Saturday 2nd of December, starting at 8.30am.
Julie from Atawhai
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Sanam from Stoke
I am wanting to get fences of my house stained. I would prefer the lowest quote. PM me if interested.
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Eva from The Brook
We are finally letting go of our dolls house.
Click through to TradeMe here:
www.trademe.co.nz...
Negotiable
Kate from Tahunanui
Getting rid of agapanthus? We'd love them.
Will pick up. Thanks!
Tom from The Brook
"Dear Friends,
As you know, 'they' are attempting to wind us up. Sue has just had an exchange with a debt-collector named Dave, acting under instructions from the Nelson City Council. She has responded with an email to Rachel Ennor, NCC's solicitor.
You will perhaps recall … View more"Dear Friends,
As you know, 'they' are attempting to wind us up. Sue has just had an exchange with a debt-collector named Dave, acting under instructions from the Nelson City Council. She has responded with an email to Rachel Ennor, NCC's solicitor.
You will perhaps recall that the term fascist derives from bundles of rods, wrapped around an ax, which were carried by Roman paramilitary in order to beat and when desired, to kill the people who opposed the patricians employing them. The practice was renewed in Mussolini's Italy, and enthusiastically taken up by Hitler's romantic bully-boys, the Brownshirts.
In my youth, I was taught that the fight against fascism had been won. I had to learn that the fight is continuous. I am reminded again today that the exercise of blunt power to curb the search for justice remains fully present, and in our country too. The Nelson City Council wants to beat us with financial clubs, to wipe out our opposition, to declaim their success in silencing us to their sycophantic and deluded supporters.
What are we? A properly constituted community group seeking justice in the approved manner, now through the Courts. That this activity is in respect of a matter of public interest has been explicitly recognised by the Court of Appeal, with whom we have filed proceedings. I say again that the Court of Appeal has explicitly denied the Crown's claim that we have no case.
How have we been treated by our local authority during these last five years? As Graeme O'Brien puts it, we have been insultated throughout. Let us be clear. The Nelson City Council seeks to crush opposition to its agenda, established in pernicious secrecy. Its hench-organisation, the BWST, is mandated and determined to sequester public land irrespective of contrary opinion. Their poisonous actions have been validated (and to an unknown extent set up) by a discredited Minister who continues to wreak his malign influence as a Member of Parliament. Everything is to our credit, and nothing to theirs.
We resist. Of course we resist. We shall continue to resist because, ultimately, there is no option but to resist fascism. Fail to do so now and the political situation will deteriorate. Do we really need to rehearse anew the issues of the 1930s in the Brook Valley? Is this how it is to be, this mid-twenty-first century? Or is Jacinda to save us all?
We are making our approaches to the new government. We shall make full use of Sue Grey's outstanding skills to frustrate the wicked intentions of those who seek to curtail our civil rights, our access to justice. We, you and I, who have seen already so much together, suffered together, will not flinch at the fight."
Drama or what! The clique controlling the BVCG (whoever they are - why won't they front up?) went ahead running up bills knowing they couldn't pay and, it looks like, had no intention of paying so you and I as taxpayers will have to fork out. BTW: The BVCG makes a big thing about representing the Brook residents. Does Christopher St Johanser speak for you?
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Neville from Enner Glynn
Looking for a child/small dog safety gate minimum 45 inches (almost 1.2 meters) wide. Anything considered-will collect Nelson/Blenheim
Marcia from The Wood
Pre Christmas clean including black mould removal - very important for allergy sufferers
Decluttering house and garage
Phone Marcia 0272 498893
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Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much … View moreIf you have one password you use for everything and hit ‘remind me later’ when an update pops up on your phone, you’re not alone. For many, cyber safety is something we know is important, but feels too hard or a hassle to do something about.
Fortunately, keeping your data secure is much easier than you’d think. Cyber Smart Week is happening around New Zealand from 27 November to 1 December and it’s all about doing one thing to make a big difference. The Cyber Smart website has all the tips you need to get your family and workmates on board.
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Sally Kidson Reporter from The Nelson Mail
Is anyone else repeatedly getting junk mail in their Nelson letterboxes recently despite having a no junk mail sign?
(If you don't wish to be quoted, please note your comments with NFP - Not for publication)
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