Hurworth, New Plymouth

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674 days ago

Bengal Kittens for Sale

Michelle from Blagdon - Marfell

Have four pedigree bengal kittens for sale - are de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed & flea treated. Come with NZCF registration papers and kitten pack including: food, litter & tray, info pack, and carrier. I will deliver on negotiation.

The first two pics are the little boy - … View more
Have four pedigree bengal kittens for sale - are de-sexed, vaccinated, microchipped, wormed & flea treated. Come with NZCF registration papers and kitten pack including: food, litter & tray, info pack, and carrier. I will deliver on negotiation.

The first two pics are the little boy - Karamilk, the second two the little girl - Silva-skye. Message me here or contact 027 737 9630

There are also two younger kittens who will be ready to rehome in around a months time. A girl & boy - will post photos of them at a later date.

Price: $2,000

675 days ago

Poll: Who should be the next Labour party leader?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

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 more
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 Print if you don't wish for your comments to be published)

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Who should be the next Labour party leader?
  • 3.2% Kelvin Davis
    3.2% Complete
  • 2.3% Megan Woods
    2.3% Complete
  • 53.8% Chris Hipkins
    53.8% Complete
  • 3.9% Michael Wood
    3.9% Complete
  • 8.3% Someone else (Comment Below)
    8.3% Complete
  • 28.4% I have no idea
    28.4% Complete
2194 votes
674 days ago
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677 days ago

Free Concert

Chris from Lynmouth - Moturoa

A reminder that there is a free concert tomorrow (Wednesday) as follows: There will be a number of items performed by students, adult flutists and professional musicians.
The public are invited to a free concert at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church) on Wednesday 18 January 1-2 pm.
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A reminder that there is a free concert tomorrow (Wednesday) as follows: There will be a number of items performed by students, adult flutists and professional musicians.
The public are invited to a free concert at the Methodist Centre (Whiteley Memorial Church) on Wednesday 18 January 1-2 pm.
This concert follows a 3 day flute festival led by renown flautist, teacher and conductor, Professor Emeritus Uwe Grodd. Uwe was guest conductor for the Taranaki Symphony Orchestra's Student Stars concert held last August. Apart from performances by festival participants this concert will also feature Uwe Grodd. Everyone is welcome to come along and hear some brilliant flute playing.

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676 days ago

We want a person to do a couple of hours housework

Michelle from Blagdon - Marfell

We want a reliable, trustworthy person to come into our home and do a couple of hours of housework each week - just to help a busy household keep on top of things . . .

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675 days ago

Huatoki Crop Swap

Lyndal from Blagdon - Marfell

huatoki crop swap is on this sunday 22 Jan.
at the huatoki tennis club rooms.
we gather at 3.00 to set up, start swapping a 3.30 and after cleaning up together leave with all our goodies.
what to bring plants, veges, fruit, seeds, baking, crafts, magazines anything you are willing to swap

Free

676 days ago

John Bertrand (Collectables) are Buying Now!!

John Bertrand

Once again the buyers from Wellington based company John Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd are coming to Taranaki this coming week.

Mr Tony Grant from the company says “This is a great time to bring along those unwanted items you’ve sorted out during the lockdown period and turn them into cash”.… View more
Once again the buyers from Wellington based company John Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd are coming to Taranaki this coming week.

Mr Tony Grant from the company says “This is a great time to bring along those unwanted items you’ve sorted out during the lockdown period and turn them into cash”. Particularly wanted by the buyers are Gold and Silver (in any of its forms) and Collectables such as Old Coins and Banknotes, War Medals, Old Windup Watches and other interesting Old Collectables.

04 232 9832
info@bertrand.co.nz
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676 days ago

Back to school

Kirsti Ward from Red Cross Shop New Plymouth

Come into New Plymouth Red Cross where we can help you pick a few stationery items to help fill those pencil cases, we also have a good range of folders, stencils, magnets etc . Grab a few bargain items to help you with the ever increasing costs of getting your children back to school, we look … View moreCome into New Plymouth Red Cross where we can help you pick a few stationery items to help fill those pencil cases, we also have a good range of folders, stencils, magnets etc . Grab a few bargain items to help you with the ever increasing costs of getting your children back to school, we look forward to seeing you soon.

Negotiable

678 days ago

Recycling

Wendy and Stephen from Fitzroy

Bit of a windy night last night, or else someone enjoyed tipping over recycling bins - anyway, my husband picked up a load of stuff that had fallen from a bin last night and replaced it. However he noticed that a good deal of what had fallen out was not actually recyclable through the bin. An … View moreBit of a windy night last night, or else someone enjoyed tipping over recycling bins - anyway, my husband picked up a load of stuff that had fallen from a bin last night and replaced it. However he noticed that a good deal of what had fallen out was not actually recyclable through the bin. An example was, lots of small plastic packets from sweets or collectable cards, that should get collected up as soft plastic, to be taken to Countdown Supermarket. There were also some plastic inserts from packaging that did not have a recycle number 1,2,5 or 6, they should be in the rubbish bin. I think people are trying hard to do the right thing, but getting confused about what goes where. I found out recently that you can recycle tetra packs by washing and drying and collecting them up to go to the Junction (leave the lids on).
I have heard that Fitzroy in particular is not doing very well at getting the right recycling in the right place - I think we can do better if we help each other to know what is recyclable and where it should go.

676 days ago

Glass table Sell or Swap

Kevin from Glen Avon - Waiwhakaiho

Glass Table 100cmX200cm & 175cm high. Sell about $100 or swap for 2 sets of drawers. Kevin 0272519998

Price: $100

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677 days ago

Want trusted pet insurance?

Southern Cross Pet Insurance

Whether your pet likes taking an afternoon nap or leaping that gap (that’s a little too big for them), you can relax knowing they’re covered by a trusted pet insurer.

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677 days ago

$65 FIRESTONE UNUSED TYRE WITH RIM

Mon from Westown

165/70 R13 Unused Firestone Tyre with Rim
Been a spare for my little car that I've Sold
Contact 0273255591 for quicker response

Price: $65

677 days ago

Poll: Do you support changes to our smoking laws?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Many high schools report that vaping is a growing issue despite the 18+ legal smoking age and this has been associated with the proximity of schools to vaping retailers.

Recent amendments have been made to The Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Amendment Act to limit nicotine in … View more
Many high schools report that vaping is a growing issue despite the 18+ legal smoking age and this has been associated with the proximity of schools to vaping retailers.

Recent amendments have been made to The Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products Amendment Act to limit nicotine in products and cease supply to those born in/after 2009. Less retailers are to be approved and product packaging made less appealing.

Until March 15, public submissions will accepted regarding these changes, especially around the location and quantity of retail stores as well as the appeal and addictiveness of smoked tobacco products.

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Do you support changes to our smoking laws?
  • 75.9% Yes, I support these changes
    75.9% Complete
  • 10.4% No, I don't support these changes
    10.4% Complete
  • 9.1% I support some of these changes, not all
    9.1% Complete
  • 4.6% I'm not sure - I need more information
    4.6% Complete
2249 votes
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677 days ago

Free

Tarsha from Spotswood

I have 2 printers to give away. They just need ink, or can be used for parts if someone wants them. These are FREE!!

Free

681 days ago

School holiday craft

The Team from Resene ColorShop New Plymouth

Splash some colour around your home these holidays with paper roll pals, breakfast trays and a stationery caddy finished in Resene testpots.

Find out how to create your own.

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