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I am looking for preloved laptops that I can refurbish and pass on to those who would like one.
If you have a laptop sitting around gathering dust as you are no longer using it please consider donating it so that it can go to someone that would like one.
Please be assured that any data on the … View moreI am looking for preloved laptops that I can refurbish and pass on to those who would like one.
If you have a laptop sitting around gathering dust as you are no longer using it please consider donating it so that it can go to someone that would like one.
Please be assured that any data on the machine will be thoroughly removed and will not be accessible after the refurbishment.
Call me ... Nigel Bailey ... 0223243695 if you can help.
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We love seeing Neighbourly members mentioned in the news - and we've seen a few in the last few months. From a Neighbourly group that has united the masses right through to a neighbourhood who rallied to deliver a 250kg piano to two blind sisters - there is a lot of good going on in … View moreWe love seeing Neighbourly members mentioned in the news - and we've seen a few in the last few months. From a Neighbourly group that has united the masses right through to a neighbourhood who rallied to deliver a 250kg piano to two blind sisters - there is a lot of good going on in Neighbourly communities around the country. You can read about them right here in our latest blog post.
Eldiss Autoquest Motorhome, 5.65mt. Fully equipped with full stove, fridge, bathroom with shower and lu. Please phone 03-5476491 for further details
To celebrate World Car Free day, all bus trips, including the $4 late-bus service will be free for all passengers this weekend!
Nelson City Council said this initiative is about "finding ways to take individual action to reduce emissions", and Car Free Day "speaks for … View moreTo celebrate World Car Free day, all bus trips, including the $4 late-bus service will be free for all passengers this weekend!
Nelson City Council said this initiative is about "finding ways to take individual action to reduce emissions", and Car Free Day "speaks for itself".
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3 x hanging lights stainless steel and wooden base with large glass shade plus 40 watt halogen bc lamps $75 for 3
It will soon be time to have your say on who represents your community by voting in the 2019 local elections. Do you intend to vote?
Almost every Kiwi whānau is affected by dementia at some point. Maybe a family member or one of your friends or workmates has dementia?
September 21 is World Alzheimers Day – a day we can all take a moment to help people with dementia. Over 17 million people have joined Dementia Friends … View moreAlmost every Kiwi whānau is affected by dementia at some point. Maybe a family member or one of your friends or workmates has dementia?
September 21 is World Alzheimers Day – a day we can all take a moment to help people with dementia. Over 17 million people have joined Dementia Friends worldwide. So why not you?
Learn how you can help in simple and small ways. Wear a badge. Take time to listen. Pop over for a cuppa. It only takes 20 minutes online.
Show your support and help people with dementia to live well too. Join Dementia Friends today.
I have a huge range of magic tricks for sale at below retail prices. Suitable for kids and amateurs through to professional magicians. Items too many to list. Best come visit and have a look. Prices range from $5 upwards. Located in Richmond.
Hi everyone, the last day to donate your decent secondhand items to Hope School will be Wednesday by 3.15pm. No electrical items, car seats or ripped / stained / broken stuff thanks :-). Looking forward to next Saturday’s Fair!!
House build requires urgent sale ....make your best offer....we need the cash!!
The Mighty Bedford is up for sale!!
She has been our permanent home for 3 years and well set up for this.
12.5 m aluminium body VAM with 6cyl diesel engine 5 spd box.
Seperate engine batteries with isolation … View moreHouse build requires urgent sale ....make your best offer....we need the cash!!
The Mighty Bedford is up for sale!!
She has been our permanent home for 3 years and well set up for this.
12.5 m aluminium body VAM with 6cyl diesel engine 5 spd box.
Seperate engine batteries with isolation switch
Good tyres
Sold with new Rego & CoF
Certified self contained.
Features:
Solar power with 3 panels and separate battery bank, inverter and external power socket, giving 12v & 230v power throughout bus
Gas cooking and hot water calafont
Separate fresh and waste water tanks and external water inlet.
3x2 m awning with rollup sides.
Lounge has seating for 5 and a "Little Cracker" wood or coal burner
Kitchen has full size bench with sink 4 burner hobs, 3 way Dometic fridge, gas oven and ample cupboards/drawers
4 seat dining table opposite.
Seperate full size shower and cassette toilet
Bedroom has queen island bed with storage under, wadrobe and drawers and double glazed Dometic windows with blinds and fly screens.
Rear of bus has massive storage and washing machine.
SOLD
2009 Hyundai Sonata CRDi diesel. Facelift model. NZ new.
Owned since new. Fully serviced. Miserly on fuel 5.8 L/100 km open road.
In very good condition, one scrape on front plastic bumper which is only cosmetic. Rear door handle replaced but not yet painted.
Will pass any … View moreSOLD
2009 Hyundai Sonata CRDi diesel. Facelift model. NZ new.
Owned since new. Fully serviced. Miserly on fuel 5.8 L/100 km open road.
In very good condition, one scrape on front plastic bumper which is only cosmetic. Rear door handle replaced but not yet painted.
Will pass any inspection - first to view will buy. No known issues and very reliable roomy family car.
135,500 km
Only selling as we've bought the boss's car.
We put the following question to each of the candidates and here are their replies : "Do you support the Motueka Community Swimming pool and how will you work to get TDC funding to assist with Building and Operating Costs along with longer term management of the facility?"
Tim King -
… View moreWe put the following question to each of the candidates and here are their replies : "Do you support the Motueka Community Swimming pool and how will you work to get TDC funding to assist with Building and Operating Costs along with longer term management of the facility?"
Tim King -
“I was surprised to be asked at the meeting about the pool as it hasn’t come in front of Council over the last three years.
I am supportive of the MCSP project and remain open minded about how Council may be able to support its development although it is important to point out how challenging its going to be to fund the many community requests around the region, in fact it isn’t possible too, so I’m in no position to guarantee any specific funding.
I will be interested to see more detail on both the capital funding requirements and particularly the operational shortfall as this is often the more difficult part to fund.
I look forward to catching up with those behind the proposal if I am elected in October to discuss what council’s role may be in the future.
Thanks for the opportunity to explain my position.
"I have been on the Wakefield pool committee for 20 years and as you’ve noted we covered and run a community pool in conjunction with the school so I am aware of the opportunity and the challenges of a similar project albeit on a smaller scale. The latest project is to run the heating via solar energy so quite interesting."
Maxwell Clark -
" As I spoke at the Motueka Meeting on 21/08/2019. I fully support your Motueka Community Swimming Pool project. What does impress me is your group willingness to contribute $220,000 towards the project.
As Mayor , I would fully support the pool. I would also support your funding application to Council ‘s Community Grants Subcommittee.
Dean McNamara -
"I would be happy to look at the proposal. However, it will have to compete with funding with all the other projects in the plan and to be honest, the current team have absolutely cleaned out the coffers to build their dam-at-any-cost.
But I am always on board with community projects that can leverage other funding opportunities."
Brent Maru -
"In terms of my personal support for the Pool, yes I believe that not only does the population of Motueka deserve a pool but your fundraising efforts to date also show that Motueka is willing to pay for a pool, or at least a high percentage of the community. I too spent many years involved in the quest to get a pool for Motueka and the original Motueka Recreation Centre plans in 1986 actually included one as stage two of this development, 33yrs ago. I am a little conflicted on the model being currently proposed in that initially it is not delivering the original concept of an all year round facility, but understand the cost restraints and applaud your efforts to keep this project affordable. You will also know that as a member of the MHS BoT we too have supported your endeavors and navigated our world to be able to provide a license to occupy arrangement.
The decision of the pool committee to complete the project without any Council funding was your original intention and having been party to discussions with your committee and the Rata Foundation in particular I know that they are hesitant to invest without Council as a partner. That being said it is my understanding that this concern was more around ongoing opex rather than capex. I am also aware that you are working with Lani and David and seeking a peer review of the operational model and costs with CLM and would be interested in that outcome.
From a Community Board perspective, easy, I support the pool and as Chair of the Board I have already provided a letter of support stating that.
As a Mayoral Candidate whilst I support a pool being built in Motueka, I can not commit to any financial capital contribution, this will like all projects need to go through the LTP and is up against all of the capital works request. Operationally if Lani can find budget within existing budgets to satisfy funders that works, otherwise again a request for either an increase to the existing community facilities rate or a new Motueka Swimming Pool targeted rate would be required. I am hearing every where I go a concern over the level of debt and the cost of rates. The only way to address this is to reduce spending, or secure increased central government investment or explore private / public partnerships. Considering the financial burden that the Waimea Dam adds the new Council has some major challenges financially and if we are not to increase the current debt cap of $200mil or raise rates greater than 3%, then we have little choice but to tighten the belt.
The other issue I need to disclose, which is likely to be the same for Barry is that I currently have a conflict of interest in that I am again the Chair of Motueka High School BoT's, therefore will unlikely be able to partake in the vote for any development on the school property. I guess I mention this as it would be easy to say Yes, Yes and then on the day declare a conflict of interest, but I am providing a honest response to where I sit on your question.
As Mayor, I will have an open door and happy to assist where I can, be that in leveraging potential funders, speaking of the benefits of physical activity including swimming, but I give no commitment for guaranteeing any funding for this project beyond the normal long-term planning process. I continue to wish you well with the community pool project and the legacy you are wanting to create for Motueka and would appreciate that if quoting me publicly re my response that you do include the full content of my reply."
6ft x 3ft slate pool table.
In good condition and fully functional, with minor wear and tear that you'd expect given it's age.
Three full set of balls (pool, snooker and billiards) and two sets of cues (one adult and one child set).
Pick-up from Hope, Richmond.
Haven't used in a year, but worked when I used last, surplus. A bit rough, but free. Must collect today as it will be going to dump tomorrow. First in first served. TEXT 0277385841.
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