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Due to popular demand, last week's episode of "Conversations" that played at 9am Sat. 27th Aug. with Sonja Matla and Rhys Mills from Nga Manu, will play again tomorrow at 9am - as starting Monday 5th September, it's Conservation week - so it's a Conservation Conversation - … View moreDue to popular demand, last week's episode of "Conversations" that played at 9am Sat. 27th Aug. with Sonja Matla and Rhys Mills from Nga Manu, will play again tomorrow at 9am - as starting Monday 5th September, it's Conservation week - so it's a Conservation Conversation - again! 😉
Rosalind Derby talks to Nick Mouat (pictured) from Athfield Architects on her next episode of "Local Architecture Now".
Tune in to 104.7FM this Sunday at 12.30pm (repeats Thursday 8th September at 5.30pm) or you can listen on our website live or as a podcast (available tomorrow … View moreRosalind Derby talks to Nick Mouat (pictured) from Athfield Architects on her next episode of "Local Architecture Now".
Tune in to 104.7FM this Sunday at 12.30pm (repeats Thursday 8th September at 5.30pm) or you can listen on our website live or as a podcast (available tomorrow morning) under "Programmes" and then "Local Architecture Now".
Photo courtesy of Athfield Architects website.
Update a balance bike with a colourful new look with Resene paints so that it can continue to be enjoyed for years to come!
Find out how to create your own.
No, it's not an orchid as I previously thought. It's the Mexican Lily, (Beschorneria yuccoides). I went back to Hokio with a proper camera hoping to photograph the predicted tongue of the orchid flower only to find there was no orchid flower hidden inside. New photos will be uploaded.
We are very excited to be holding our first Community Open Day since 2019, on Sunday, September 25th.
Bring along your friends & whānau.
We have more details below and a very special guest in attendance thanks to our friends at Westpac. ⬇️
Vocal Coach/Recording Studio
For either beginners or those who want to improve their vocal performance, whatever stage you are at, Let's Get Singing can help!
Build your confidence and achieve your goals, don't be shy, take that first step and contact us and Let's Get Singing!
… View moreVocal Coach/Recording Studio
For either beginners or those who want to improve their vocal performance, whatever stage you are at, Let's Get Singing can help!
Build your confidence and achieve your goals, don't be shy, take that first step and contact us and Let's Get Singing!
For more info please PH/TEXT Erick and Michelle 027 2240 170
OR MESSAGE US ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com...
OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE letsgetsinging.weebly.com...
WE LOOK FORWARD TO HEARING FROM YOU! 😊🎤
To place an order send us call the cafe on 06 354 2770 or send us a private message on Facebook m.facebook.com....
Sureflap Pet door - Microchip operated
Bought and installed but found not suitable for us or our dog.
Suitable Large cat small dogs
As new condition with manual and microchip tag
Screws etc.
New price up to $331.00.
Selling $175.00… View moreSureflap Pet door - Microchip operated
Bought and installed but found not suitable for us or our dog.
Suitable Large cat small dogs
As new condition with manual and microchip tag
Screws etc.
New price up to $331.00.
Selling $175.00
Phone /text 0211008420
Give your furry pal a safe way to get inside while keeping unwanted guests out with the SureFlap Microchip Pet Door.
Just like giving your pets their own house key, this flap door is smart enough to know who’s allowed in and who’s not. It works by picking up on the unique microchip or collar tag on your dog or cat, and only opens to let him in, while staying closed for all other animals. Simply program in your pets’ microchips with just one button―you can store up to 32 pets in the system―and install on any door, window or wall. Perfect for large cats and small dogs, it features multiple modes to control when your furry ones go in and out, including a curfew mode that locks or unlocks automatically at a set time. It’s compatible with all microchips and includes one RFID collar tag to use if your pal isn’t microchipped.Key Benefits:
Connect with the Hub (sold separately) which links the Microchip Pet Door Connect to the Sure Petcare app
Remotely lock or unlock the pet door anytime, anywhere from the Sure Petcare app
Know whether your pets are at home, monitor long-term activity and notice changes in behaviour
Receive notifications when your pet enters and leaves your home
Prevents intruder animals entering your home
Create a curfew - set the door to lock and unlock at specified times or you can take control at anytime using the Sure Petcare
Designed for large cats and small dogs
Battery powered with up to 6 months battery life (4 x C cell batteries included)
Selective entry – any animal can exit.
What's Included:
Main Door Assembly, External Frame, Battery Compartment, (2) Battery Covers, Button Cover, Buttons, LCD Screen, Indicator, Light, Double Locking Mechanism, Draught Excluder, Selection of Screws, Screw Caps, SureFlap RFID Collar Tag.
We're thrilled to introduce an outstanding family home in one of Palmerston North's hottest family neighbourhoods.
125 Ruamahanga Crescent offers 4 Bedrooms, 2 Living Areas and fantastic section and gardens
Call us to book your viewing
Join Pat from the Luxury Cruising Co this September to discover a unique collection of destinations and packages!
Sessions
Europe Session Tuesday 6th September 11am River Cruising
Land Journeys, Rail Journeys, Private Jet Tours, Small Ship Cruising, Luxury Yacht Cruising.
Canada/Alaska … View moreJoin Pat from the Luxury Cruising Co this September to discover a unique collection of destinations and packages!
Sessions
Europe Session Tuesday 6th September 11am River Cruising
Land Journeys, Rail Journeys, Private Jet Tours, Small Ship Cruising, Luxury Yacht Cruising.
Canada/Alaska Session on Thursday 8th September 11am
Canadian Rockies with Alaska Cruise, Eastern Canada with New England Cruise, Rockies with Rail, Rockies with Calgary Stampede
Australia on Tuesday 13th September 11am
Kimberly Small Ship Cruising, 4WD Touring, Tasmania, Luxury Wilderness Camps, Discover a wide range of options available.
Asia Session on Thursday 15th September 11am
Discover Touring and River Cruises available in Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan and South Korea
Luxury Cruising on Tuesday 20 September at 11am
An overview of Luxury Cruising Worldwide and expedition cruising in Antarctica and the Arctic
Click here to register your interest or contact 0800 214 9925
Visit https://luxurycruising.co.nz/
Taking orders now for delivery from end of September. Text:- 021 02970731.
Kiwiana Christmas candles are in the pipeline.
Your design input welcomed.
My hobby, so priced between $12 to $15 (The $15 is with your personal photo) to cover costs (almost!!).
Attractive vanilla scent and each … View moreTaking orders now for delivery from end of September. Text:- 021 02970731.
Kiwiana Christmas candles are in the pipeline.
Your design input welcomed.
My hobby, so priced between $12 to $15 (The $15 is with your personal photo) to cover costs (almost!!).
Attractive vanilla scent and each candle is gift boxed.
Levin is delivery at no charge, national delivery at whatever the Courier charge is.
Linen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
… View moreLinen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
Linen is an amazing natural fabric made from flax fibres and this process has been used to make linen for almost 6,000 years.
The plants are first removed from the ground by cutting or pulling and then the seeds are extracted though a process called winnowing or ripping. To separate the fibres from the flax plant itself, a natural process takes place called “retting” that utilizes bacteria to decompose the pectin that binds the fibre together.
Once the long fibres are removed they are brushed out into long strands that can then be spun into yarn and eventually woven into linen material.
The best part about this process is that it’s practically zero-waste. Anything that will not be used in the fabric manufacturing, such as the woody stalks of the flax plant and the roots, compost back into the soil and the seeds used to make linseed oil.
Benefits of Linen
Linen is Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly: Linen is a sustainable, natural fibre growing without the use of pesticides, fertilizers and additional watering. This also makes it a renewable resource, plus being a natural fibre it’s also biodegradable.
Producing linen has a smaller environmental impact than cotton, mainly as it needs little to no water consumption to grow. Also, as mentioned above, the production of linen is rarely wasteful.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Linen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
… View moreLinen is most loved for its diversity, from a rustic and neutral look to soft and refined. It is often found in homes on upholstered and loose covered furniture, curtains, cushions, bedding and clothing. But did you know the benefits of linen run right down to the fibres?
How is Linen made?
Linen is an amazing natural fabric made from flax fibres and this process has been used to make linen for almost 6,000 years.
The plants are first removed from the ground by cutting or pulling and then the seeds are extracted though a process called winnowing or ripping. To separate the fibres from the flax plant itself, a natural process takes place called “retting” that utilizes bacteria to decompose the pectin that binds the fibre together.
Once the long fibres are removed they are brushed out into long strands that can then be spun into yarn and eventually woven into linen material.
The best part about this process is that it’s practically zero-waste. Anything that will not be used in the fabric manufacturing, such as the woody stalks of the flax plant and the roots, compost back into the soil and the seeds used to make linseed oil.
Benefits of Linen
Linen is Sustainable and Environmentally Friendly: Linen is a sustainable, natural fibre growing without the use of pesticides, fertilizers and additional watering. This also makes it a renewable resource, plus being a natural fibre it’s also biodegradable.
Producing linen has a smaller environmental impact than cotton, mainly as it needs little to no water consumption to grow. Also, as mentioned above, the production of linen is rarely wasteful.
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Our House of the Week this week is a gorgeous and spacious 4-bedroom, plaster-over-brick home on Reid Line West. You get the best of both worlds with a rural outlook over your 4006m2 section, but close enough to Feilding to make the most of what the town has to offer. This warm family home is for … View moreOur House of the Week this week is a gorgeous and spacious 4-bedroom, plaster-over-brick home on Reid Line West. You get the best of both worlds with a rural outlook over your 4006m2 section, but close enough to Feilding to make the most of what the town has to offer. This warm family home is for sale through Racheal Manning from Harcourts, and you can check it out on page 3 of Homed.
Looking for an agent to market your home?
Check Homed Manawatū to find agents who are actively marketing in your area and chat to them about getting your property featured in the Homed Manawatū.
Distribution & Delivery:
Homed Manawatū gets delivered to letterboxes on a Thursday, and also inserted into the Manawatū Standard, delivered to subscribers, and is available in Supermarkets, Dairies and Petrol Stations for customers to buy
For more information:
Please ask your agent to contact Karen Baker on 021 973 105 or karen.baker@stuff.co.nz
Not receiving your weekly delivery?
Please phone 0800 339000 or e mail distribution@stuff.co.nz
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