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Jenny from Titahi Bay
We all get scam Spark calls from Asia but today's one named two of our family members. When confronted they hung up but disconcerting all the same.
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Allan from Ranui
For sale a Cannon Pixma printer . Bought from whare house stationary here . A TR44560 model in black . Has sat unused in a ward robe for some time as we got another smaller size printer suited us better . Cartridges are installed ready to go just needs set up . .We are in Ranui so make us an … View moreFor sale a Cannon Pixma printer . Bought from whare house stationary here . A TR44560 model in black . Has sat unused in a ward robe for some time as we got another smaller size printer suited us better . Cartridges are installed ready to go just needs set up . .We are in Ranui so make us an offer to buy .
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Anu from Aotea
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Heidrun from Tawa
Hi everybody,
last week I received a “Parking Breach Notice” of $65 (!) on the parking area opposite the Porirua Library on 19 Parumoana Street (“Harvey Norman”). The area is huge and mostly empty and very tempting. For many years I have parked there to nip into the library, and it was … View moreHi everybody,
last week I received a “Parking Breach Notice” of $65 (!) on the parking area opposite the Porirua Library on 19 Parumoana Street (“Harvey Norman”). The area is huge and mostly empty and very tempting. For many years I have parked there to nip into the library, and it was never an issue.
But obviously the rules have changed all of a sudden, and only customers of Harvey Norman are allowed to park there.
So be aware if you want to visit Pataka, the café, or the Porirua library!
It is very misleading that there is a walkway between Pataka and the car park, as this implies parking is permitted for that purpose (see attached pictures). But the Porirua City Council tells me you have to use the car park at the swimming pool now.
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Stella from Tawa
$50 ono. Good working order. Comes with 3 attachments.. 1 flat beater, 1 balloon whisk & 1 dough hook. Is no longer needed, now surplus as recently upgraded to a kitchenaid standmix.
Price: $50
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"These two beauties are called Bluebell and Delphinium (names of flowers). Bluebell is half Russian Blue and he's the mischievous one. Delphi is a long haired tabby who is quieter and sweet natured."
Remember if you want your pet featured on … View moreProud mum Nicky Fairclough from Miramar.
"These two beauties are called Bluebell and Delphinium (names of flowers). Bluebell is half Russian Blue and he's the mischievous one. Delphi is a long haired tabby who is quieter and sweet natured."
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