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Hi! I have a very large fishtank to rehome. It is 155cm along the front, 45 cm high, and 30cm deep, so about the size of a fridge/freezer on its side. :-) It has a cover with 9 florescent tubes on 3 different circuits so you can have 3 levels of lighting , and a very effective, built in, … View moreHi! I have a very large fishtank to rehome. It is 155cm along the front, 45 cm high, and 30cm deep, so about the size of a fridge/freezer on its side. :-) It has a cover with 9 florescent tubes on 3 different circuits so you can have 3 levels of lighting , and a very effective, built in, filtration system. It will need to be resealed as it sprung a leak. ( I have a part used tube of sealer you are welcome to) I need to downsize as I have other three other smaller tanks.
A donation to Freedom Life (www.freedomlife.org.nz...) to support their work in mental health would be appreciated.
Peter - 027 297 7946
23 Cedar Drive
Homemade FUDGE sale
Kids toy sale on the side
Today from 2pm until its gone....😉
Does anyone have or know where I can get the Black and White rag Winifred Atwell arrangement (Pianola roll)
Thank you
Hi we have alot food to give to someone in need. We have been unable to eat this week and our next food box comes tomorrow so we will have too much for just us. Will need to be picked up today as there are cold stuff in there. Pickup Waikanae. Thanks Mel
Winston Peters will refuse to go into Government with Labour again so long as it continues to push for equal Māori leadership. At New Zealand First's Christchurch conference the leader steered into the race debate saying the name Aotearoa is being rammed down our throats. Winston Peters … View moreWinston Peters will refuse to go into Government with Labour again so long as it continues to push for equal Māori leadership. At New Zealand First's Christchurch conference the leader steered into the race debate saying the name Aotearoa is being rammed down our throats. Winston Peters revving his supporters up and out of hibernation. After a sluggish start, Peters came out swinging. So too New Zealand, threatened by the name Aotearoa. "They're ramming the name of the country down your throats." "It is a bottom-line that if parties wish to pursue racist policies we will not be working with them," he said. Winston Peters sees his pathway back to power as the growing sense of unease about a changing Aotearoa. Tomorrow his party will vote on a policy to remove almost all references to the Treaty of Waitangi in our laws.
Purchased some chinos from Ezibuy this week for a wedding - "chalk" is the colour.
Bought 36 inch same as another pair of chinos but a different brand ... WAY too big (maybe more like a 38 ?)
Too much admin to return them
Mark
021570598
We live and work right here in Whāingaroa Raglan, a really awesome neighbourhood and part of Aotearoa. Here at Raglan Food Co we’ve been lifting the vibe on plant-based eating, creating delicious dairy-free alternatives for nearly 8 years. Perhaps you’ve tried our tasty coconut yoghurts or … View moreWe live and work right here in Whāingaroa Raglan, a really awesome neighbourhood and part of Aotearoa. Here at Raglan Food Co we’ve been lifting the vibe on plant-based eating, creating delicious dairy-free alternatives for nearly 8 years. Perhaps you’ve tried our tasty coconut yoghurts or gut-loving kefir?
We want to share a slice of our paradise with you, so to win a Raglan getaway for you and three friends or family members simply head over to www.raglanfoodco.com to enter.
Needed Urgently - volunteer with accounting experience
We are seeking expressions of interest from volunteers with accounting experience using Xero who are keen to assist the Kapiti Community Foodbank.
You will be required to complete monthly reporting for our accountant and board meetings, … View moreNeeded Urgently - volunteer with accounting experience
We are seeking expressions of interest from volunteers with accounting experience using Xero who are keen to assist the Kapiti Community Foodbank.
You will be required to complete monthly reporting for our accountant and board meetings, fortnightly wages for two employees & any creditors.
Interested parties please contact Dave Edwards on 021 478 951 or db_edwards@outlook.com
Since 1952, the NZ Modern School of Music has provided Kiwis of all ages, throughout the country, with a fun, www.nzmodernschoolofmusic.org.nz... |modern approach to learning musi. We’re currently on the lookout for both students and teachers.
If you love music, are proficient in an instrument… View moreSince 1952, the NZ Modern School of Music has provided Kiwis of all ages, throughout the country, with a fun, www.nzmodernschoolofmusic.org.nz... |modern approach to learning musi. We’re currently on the lookout for both students and teachers.
If you love music, are proficient in an instrument and would like to share your skills with others, think about becoming a teacher with the New Zealand Modern School of Music. You don't need to be an experienced teacher - we'll give you training and support - you just need to be enthusiastic and be proficient in your chosen instrument and music theory.
Do you have an interest in learning to play a musical instrument? If you are a beginner or already have some musical ability, www.nzmodernschoolofmusic.org.nz... |it's never too late to learn or re-learn| - whether you are eight years old or eighty! NZ Modern School of Music offers affordable one-to-one music tutoring across a range of instruments for children and adults, and all levels of musical ability.
If you’re ready to start your journey in mastering a musical instrument or share your music passion & skills with others please get in touch with Gail Boswell via email: nzmsm.wellington@gmail.com Phone: 027 289 2031
Yates has been guiding gardeners for quite a while now (nearly 140 years), so we’ve learned a few crafty garden tricks along the way. We’re sharing our email newsletter, packed with our special Yates blend of leading-edge horticulture and old-school garden tips, fresh every month.
Stay on … View moreYates has been guiding gardeners for quite a while now (nearly 140 years), so we’ve learned a few crafty garden tricks along the way. We’re sharing our email newsletter, packed with our special Yates blend of leading-edge horticulture and old-school garden tips, fresh every month.
Stay on top of the seasonal tasks with us; whether you’re into vegies, herbs, fruit trees or houseplants, we’ll help you navigate your way to a gorgeous and luxuriant garden. Click through to get our timely advice on feeding, watering, weeding and how to nip your garden problems in the bud!
Our fabulous Breakfast Host, Todd Zaner, is putting in some extra hours tomorrow - broadcasting during the Waikanae Spring Market from 9am to 12 noon.
Text 022 105 1715 if you want a song played during this time and Todd will see what he can do for you 🙂
And be sure to pop down to Mahara Place… View moreOur fabulous Breakfast Host, Todd Zaner, is putting in some extra hours tomorrow - broadcasting during the Waikanae Spring Market from 9am to 12 noon.
Text 022 105 1715 if you want a song played during this time and Todd will see what he can do for you 🙂
And be sure to pop down to Mahara Place to check out all the fabulous stalls - we'll be doing a bit of a cruise around as well, so keep an eye on our page for Live updates ❤
We sell a range of vegetable seedlings at the Waikanae and Otaki Community Markets - Waikanae (Saturdays 8.00 - 12.00, Otaki Sundays 9.00 - 2.00).
We specialise in Heirloom tomatoes with over 60 different varieties available. Heirloom varieties are those which have stood the test of time and have… View moreWe sell a range of vegetable seedlings at the Waikanae and Otaki Community Markets - Waikanae (Saturdays 8.00 - 12.00, Otaki Sundays 9.00 - 2.00).
We specialise in Heirloom tomatoes with over 60 different varieties available. Heirloom varieties are those which have stood the test of time and have superior taste (and often greater health benefits) than those commercially grown for the supermarkets. Some have been around for literally hundreds of years.
Unlike the pathetic offerings we have seen in some outlets this week, these are well-grown plants ready to plant as soon as the ground finally warms up. $3.00 each. Large grade $5.00.
A range of colours and sizes to suit every use, from salads and salsas to preserves and pickles. Text me on 027 220 1355 if you would like the full list.
Labour Weekend is the traditional time for planting tomatoes. However, it is still too early to be planting outdoors as the ground temperature has not warmed up sufficiently and the weather is pretty variable. You can get your plants off to a great start in a pot in a sunny spot for a couple more weeks. They'll thank you for the tlc! (See the excellent article on growing tomatoes in Thursday’s DomPost.)
Zucchini, beans, peas and snow peas ready to be planted straight away. New stocks of the Italian zucchini, Costata Romanesco, (the ‘Rolls Royce’ in our view) for those who missed out last week, but be quick!
Turn your old hardback books into beautiful decorative pieces using Resene testpots.
Find out how to create your own.
Same Event, Same Venue, different date, 30 November to 3 December.
Plenty to see and do, eat, buy and try.
From Agri machinery, to new innovations, career opportunities and competitions.
We want to celebrate the sector that is relentlessly hard-working, at the forefront of world-leading … View moreSame Event, Same Venue, different date, 30 November to 3 December.
Plenty to see and do, eat, buy and try.
From Agri machinery, to new innovations, career opportunities and competitions.
We want to celebrate the sector that is relentlessly hard-working, at the forefront of world-leading technologies, and economically critical to our country.
The largest agricultural event in the Southern Hemisphere.
Bringing town and country together over four days
The ultimate opportunity for agribusiness networking throughout the primary sector value chain.
Got to www.fieldays.co.nz to buy tickets.
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