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Hi guys, I would like to buy a centre flush Dux cistern only (not a complete cistern and pan unit) that is fit for purpose. The one I'm looking for is the model sold 10 -15 years ago. Thanks in anticipation.
This used Ozito LTR-529 Line Trimmer is ideal for trimming lawn edges and grass around trees and shrubs.
In good condition.
It has a rotating head with unique edging wheel provides greater control when operating in edger mode, while the telescopic shaft can be adjusted to suit the height of the … View moreThis used Ozito LTR-529 Line Trimmer is ideal for trimming lawn edges and grass around trees and shrubs.
In good condition.
It has a rotating head with unique edging wheel provides greater control when operating in edger mode, while the telescopic shaft can be adjusted to suit the height of the operator for improved ergonomics. An adjustable cutting head allows easy trimming under low hanging shrubs and trees. The automatic line feed is fast, convenient and increases ease of use. Cost $69 - wanting $25 ONO
💥 We are so excited! Our webstore is open for business now, and from Thursday 14th May our physical stores will be open every day. Check out our 15%–60% OFF Storewide Sale* We can’t wait to see you all in our stores again 😍.
➡️ So come on in or jump online - Support us and Support NZ… View more💥 We are so excited! Our webstore is open for business now, and from Thursday 14th May our physical stores will be open every day. Check out our 15%–60% OFF Storewide Sale* We can’t wait to see you all in our stores again 😍.
➡️ So come on in or jump online - Support us and Support NZ ❤️ www.paulas.co.nz...
With more people returning to work and school in Level 2, we wanted to remind people that since water hasn't been running as frequently through the taps, it's a good idea to run your taps to flush out the system when you return to work.
When left alone in your pipework for an extended … View moreWith more people returning to work and school in Level 2, we wanted to remind people that since water hasn't been running as frequently through the taps, it's a good idea to run your taps to flush out the system when you return to work.
When left alone in your pipework for an extended period, water can become stagnant and while it's still safe to drink, it may taste unpleasant, so it’s a good idea to run the tap for a while to make sure you have fresh drinking water.
To celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.
To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke… View moreTo celebrate International Nurses Day, we've launched 'In Their Shoes' – a celebration of our dedicated and clinically skilled nurses who work at the forefront of New Zealand's aged care sector.
To mark the day, each of our Oceania frontline nurses will be gifted a bespoke pair of Allbirds, as a token of our respect for every step they take for New Zealand.
Kia Ora Neighbours,
Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.
With that being said, we want … View moreKia Ora Neighbours,
Thank you so much for all your entries in our Mother's Day competition, it was awesome to see how you would be treating your mum on that special day or how you'd say thanks once we head to Alert Level 2 as a country this Thursday.
With that being said, we want to say a massive congrats to Jessica from Woolston, Jesintha from Halswell, Natalie from Botany Downs, Angela from Rangiora and Maree from Titahi Bay! You're the winners of the SOS business vouchers worth $100! Check your email to see how you can claim your prize.
Thank you to everyone else who entered, we hope all the mums around the country had a fantastic Mother's Day!
I've experienced anomalies with facebook's service that would be pretty distressing to many in a self-isolation context. I have no gauge on how common or widespread these issues are, but I imagine my SO and I can't be alone in experiencing them—who else has these issues?
- Content… View moreI've experienced anomalies with facebook's service that would be pretty distressing to many in a self-isolation context. I have no gauge on how common or widespread these issues are, but I imagine my SO and I can't be alone in experiencing them—who else has these issues?
- Content disappearing. When looking back through my updates from 2017 and earlier, I notice the content and comments have been removed, but the Likes remain. Not swathes of them, but seemingly at random. I've also never seen them resurface as "memories", as is meant to happen when a post reaches an anniversary.
- No notifications. I know we are all aware of how facebook picks and chooses what we see from pages and groups. But something seems very off when you see nothing for friends for whom you've enabled notifications, even those in your Close Friends list, and they have posted several times throughout the day.
- Friends disappearing without warning. Friends who would never want to lose that connection, that don't deactivate their accounts, and yet vanish from your friends with no record of the action. As if it thinks that if you don't notice, you must not care.
- Slow messages. Really, really slow. One would hope even if everything else was terrible that you could still rely on the messenger. Yet messages are delayed for hours, regularly. Even adjusting for timezone, screenshots of the same conversation will show them being sent and received hours apart—17 hours in one case. You can only wonder how!? Where else did the message go?
These problems have made Facebook so unreliable that it seems almost useless at its core now compared to other platforms... and to be honest it feels like we're being experimented on. But I also wonder if it has caused grief or misunderstanding during lockdown, where old friends have been making time to reconnect.
If you're having trouble getting your hands on your favourite gardening mag, don't forget you can now order our current May issue online. The price of $9.70 includes shipping.
Our team at Wellington Seamarket has started doing contactless home deliveries for fresh fish and frozen seafood products.
If you would like to get some fresh fish for dinner tomorrow night you can order here.
Our fish comes in daily from fishermen around Wellington and collaborators around … View moreOur team at Wellington Seamarket has started doing contactless home deliveries for fresh fish and frozen seafood products.
If you would like to get some fresh fish for dinner tomorrow night you can order here.
Our fish comes in daily from fishermen around Wellington and collaborators around the country (such as Barnes Wild Oyster for Bluff Oysters).
Our goal is to get the fish prepared and delivered to your door within 24 hours of it hitting the deck!
We deliver Monday to Friday, and cover the bottom half of the North Island (Wellington to Palmerston North).
Health and Safety is at the heart of work at Wellington Water, and that means we’ve had to be even more vigilant than ever over the last few weeks.
Here’s Foreman Don on site in Epuni keeping a careful eye on procedures.
Near new Sunbeam Nutri convection oven for the health conscious person. it can Bake, Roast, Steam, Grill, Dry Fry and Toast. Unfortunately we have to reduce what we take when we move. Cost $138 wanting $95 but if interested make us a fair offer. Message David or phone 022 399 0742
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