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This Triple Power bracelet was created for high energy, abundance and protection. This captivating mix of Blue, Red and Yellow Tigers Eye will ignite the fire within and dissipate anything that is holding you back.
Harnessing the power of the Sun and Earth, Tiger Eye is a stone for protection, … View moreThis Triple Power bracelet was created for high energy, abundance and protection. This captivating mix of Blue, Red and Yellow Tigers Eye will ignite the fire within and dissipate anything that is holding you back.
Harnessing the power of the Sun and Earth, Tiger Eye is a stone for protection, power, and perseverance working to fill the aura with a fiery confidence to pursue your dreams. Its frequency brings mental clarity by balancing the body's hormones to release any unneeded tensions on the journey to success. It is known as one of the most powerful crystals to attract wealth and abundance. Highly recommended to entrepreneurs, business owners, and creators of any kind.
Red Tiger Eye:
Is robust and full of heart. It was even a stone loved by Roman soldiers heading into battle and by ancient Egyptians who saw the flaming stone as a symbol of the light and love of Ra. For those sluggish days or periods of low mood and lost energy, the Red Tiger Eye will infuse you with more motivation and purpose and can be an instant pick-me-up. this gem is all about bringing comfort, protection, and a sense of standing calm and strong to your being.
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With a surge of saltwater and earthy energy, Blue Tiger Eye brings comfort, calm, and complete harmony into a chaotic world. A stone that has been celebrated since ancient times, the Blue Tigers Eye is linked to the Sun God Ra and is called on to be a symbol of strength and willpower along with helping communication flow, protecting from negative energy, and deepening intuition.
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Tantalizing with its shimmering golden hues, Golden Tiger Eye is rich in healing properties and brings a bounty of benefits to the body, mind, and soul. This stone is all about balance and making sure that you stay stable and upright without veering into the extreme. This doesn’t mean that the Golden Tiger Eye is passive. It’s meaning runs deeper, it takes your fight and flight into account and works with your natural flow. If you need a dose of confidence, courage, or calmness, Golden Tiger Eye helps you to navigate your way through any conflict. Beadalon Stainless Steel Wire with Silver Plated Closure and findings.
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Lee from Swannanoa - Ohoka
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Shade sail is approx:
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$100 or offer
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Simply bring two cans of food into your local Resene ColorShop and swap them for one Resene testpot (60-80ml). We'll donate all food to The Salvation Army foodbanks.
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I have some beautiful Aviary Budgies that I am selling. These have been in a lovely Aviary with plenty of flight span, so preferably they would be best suited for an Aviary. Some in the pictures are not for sale but because it's so hard to get them singled out. I have just put most of them in … View moreI have some beautiful Aviary Budgies that I am selling. These have been in a lovely Aviary with plenty of flight span, so preferably they would be best suited for an Aviary. Some in the pictures are not for sale but because it's so hard to get them singled out. I have just put most of them in pictures. They are selling for ($20 each) and they are up to a year old. Pickup Kaiapoi p.s. I also have goldfish (Orange) for sale ($8 each) 03-3276606 Please leave us a message
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-THIS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12 FROM 8AM - 4PM. 40 COOPERS ROAD - Dallington - bar stools, electrical products, bedding, floor vases, jewellery clothing, irons, jugs, vacuum cleaners, perfumes, bike rack, security lights, cat cage, wall art, wall mirrors, lamps, duvets, clothing, … View moreMASSIVE Garage sale
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Nicole Mathewson Reporter from Northern Outlook
By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
The presence of chlorine in the Kaiapoi north drinking water supply is causing confusion among residents.
Some have taken to social media to vent their frustrations over it.
The Waimakariri District Council began chlorinating the Kaiapoi north supply… View moreBy David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
The presence of chlorine in the Kaiapoi north drinking water supply is causing confusion among residents.
Some have taken to social media to vent their frustrations over it.
The Waimakariri District Council began chlorinating the Kaiapoi north supply last year as a precaution, after routine testing showed increased levels of organic materials in it.
Specialist equipment has been ordered and is expected to arrive in February or March, a council spokesperson said.
The council has applied for chlorine exemptions for the water supplies in the district’s six urban areas, including Kaiapoi.
The first draft decision, on the Cust water supply chlorine exemption application, was received just before Christmas and indicated that application was likely to be declined.
‘‘While this decision is draft only and does not directly apply to Kaiapoi, it does highlight how challenging it is to gain approval for a supply to operate without chlorine,’’ the spokesperson said.
‘‘The council is continuing to supply unchlorinated water where we have a high level of confidence, while our exemptions are being processed.
‘‘For north Kaiapoi this means the council must take a precautionary approach and continue with temporary chlorination until we have a higher level of confidence.’’
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By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
Hanmer Springs has a new fun, family activity - and it’s free.
A nine-hole disc golf course opened at Brooke Dawson Reserve last month and it has already caught the attention of visitors and enthusiasts for the game.
‘‘It has only been open for… View moreBy David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
Hanmer Springs has a new fun, family activity - and it’s free.
A nine-hole disc golf course opened at Brooke Dawson Reserve last month and it has already caught the attention of visitors and enthusiasts for the game.
‘‘It has only been open for a couple of weeks, but there is a lot of people going through and the word is getting out,’’ local resident Graham Frith said.
‘‘I’ve had people from Christchurch, Nelson and the West Coast ringing to find out when we will have this course and now I can tell them to come.
‘‘My vision was to have it so everyone staying in the village could do it for free and eventually if we have some guns come here, even better.’’
Frith came up with the idea for a disc golf course while serving on the Hanmer Springs Community Board.
It came at a cost of $7500 to buy the baskets, which were used instead of tees and were installed by volunteers.
Disc golf is like ordinary golf, except you throw a frisbee or disc and aimed to get into the baskets in as few throws as possible.
All you need is a frisbee and some mates, or your family, Frith said.
‘‘The other day three of us went down there with one frisbee. We just took turns throwing it and walked around and had a great chat.’’
Frith has been behind several initiatives in recent years, including the Hanmer Springs food forest and Music and Arts Hanmer Springs.
He was also working on developing mountain bike trails around Mt Isobel.
‘‘I just like to stir things up. If you are not going forward you fall off your bike.’’
Frith says the ideas tend to flow when he is out on his bike.
With a five month cycling tour in Central America planned from next month, more ideas were sure to follow.
‘‘We are travelling through Mexico and I will no doubt see something and think ‘that will work in Hanmer Springs’.’’
The Brooke Dawson Reserve, in Bath Street, Hanmer Springs, has a toilet block and picnic area, making it the ideal spot for families.
There was the option of extending it to an 18-hole course if it proved to be popular.
A map of the course is available on the Hanmer Springs app and on Facebook.
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With rising inflation, the pressure is piling on councils this year to tighten their budgets to keep rates payments down for households across the country.
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If you don't wish for your replies to be … View moreWith rising inflation, the pressure is piling on councils this year to tighten their budgets to keep rates payments down for households across the country.
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