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The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better … View moreThe Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
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Calling any men who want to meet other men to make things for the community or your own projects, in our safe Shed workshop (about to be set up in Thames central), enjoy the exchange of skills, use of tools & machinery under Shed Rules. Then call Simon 022-322-1916 or Tony 07-2800-723 to come … View moreCalling any men who want to meet other men to make things for the community or your own projects, in our safe Shed workshop (about to be set up in Thames central), enjoy the exchange of skills, use of tools & machinery under Shed Rules. Then call Simon 022-322-1916 or Tony 07-2800-723 to come to our next meeting.
The new Thames Menzshed needs materials for its first community project. We are making a child's adjustable woodwork bench for the Thames Child's Mental Health team. We need some clean untreated timber & plywood to make this adjustable wood work bench with a vice we have already. Any… View moreThe new Thames Menzshed needs materials for its first community project. We are making a child's adjustable woodwork bench for the Thames Child's Mental Health team. We need some clean untreated timber & plywood to make this adjustable wood work bench with a vice we have already. Any clean pine plywood & timber off-cuts 20mm thick would be great around 600 - 1200mm long as well as short pieces 5 -12mm thick for kids to make small wooden things, is another requirement on an on going basis for this very needy community service. Call Tony Winter 07 2800 723
The new Thames Menzshed first community project needs a dolls highchair to be used by the Thames Infant Mental Health team. We will repair & refurbish it if required, but would prefer it to be in sound condition & or needing little repair. Call Tony Winter 07 2800 723
Anyone got an old radio that's surplus to requirements? Looking for one for work.
Preferably with lead to plug into mains.
Thanks
02040014621
Beautiful little Fergie 35. All restored and runs beautifully. No longer required. Garaged.
$2500 ono
Call Steve 02040014621
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Thames Coast Road will be closed from 9am to 4pm daily while NZTA clear up a large slip after Sunday's heavy rain.
There was also extensive flood damage in northern Coromandel Peninsula, closing Department of Conservation camp grounds at Fletcher Bay, Waikawau Bay, Stony Bay, Port Jackson … View moreThames Coast Road will be closed from 9am to 4pm daily while NZTA clear up a large slip after Sunday's heavy rain.
There was also extensive flood damage in northern Coromandel Peninsula, closing Department of Conservation camp grounds at Fletcher Bay, Waikawau Bay, Stony Bay, Port Jackson and Fantail Bay.
Full road closure is necessary during the day to allow contractors to clear the slip quickly, NZTA Waikato systems manager Karen Boyt said in a statement.
Anyone travelling through Thames or Coromandel is advised to consider waiting to drive through the site after 4pm once it has reopened. Colville Rd near Golden Bay is still closed but will open to one lane tomorrow.
Read more from Stuff's story here.
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