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Electric piano in perfect condition Kawai CN27 88 keys it has a lid to cover from dust and has an owners manual for settings. Only reason I am selling is because I have up graded. Great Christmas present for some one who would like to upgrade their piano. It has been serviced ready to sell $1,800
… View moreElectric piano in perfect condition Kawai CN27 88 keys it has a lid to cover from dust and has an owners manual for settings. Only reason I am selling is because I have up graded. Great Christmas present for some one who would like to upgrade their piano. It has been serviced ready to sell $1,800
Phone Liz or Phil 0212063895
Come and celebrate the Tauriko grand opening on the 10th November. There will be a free sausage sizzle, and plenty of giveaways.
Spend $20 or more on fuel between 6am November 4, and 4pm November 10 and you will also have a chance to win a Weber Family Q BBQ, an Air New Zealand mystery break … View moreCome and celebrate the Tauriko grand opening on the 10th November. There will be a free sausage sizzle, and plenty of giveaways.
Spend $20 or more on fuel between 6am November 4, and 4pm November 10 and you will also have a chance to win a Weber Family Q BBQ, an Air New Zealand mystery break for 2 people, a voucher for The Good Local or a Challenge Gift Card.
Terms and Conditions apply.
Personalise your tree this year with adorable homemade woodland characters. Use Resene testpots to create these four cuties. Find out how to create your own.
I would like to buy a clean foam mattress, a double or queen size, to fit in my van.
Calling all Barbers, Hairdressers, Nail and Eye technicians interested in working in a fun supportive environment.
Email barbershack2020@gmail.com
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We have received overwhelming interest from businesses, marae, whānau groups, kapa haka, not-for-profit organisations, and others to get support for uplifting their aspirations in the areas of tikanga, te reo Māori, kaitiakitanga and other pathways.
Whether your whānau have … View moreLearn with us
We have received overwhelming interest from businesses, marae, whānau groups, kapa haka, not-for-profit organisations, and others to get support for uplifting their aspirations in the areas of tikanga, te reo Māori, kaitiakitanga and other pathways.
Whether your whānau have individual goals or your business organisation would like professional development opportunities for your staff – we are happy to support! With flexible programmes we are taking enrolments for the remainder of 2022 and 2023.
If you’d like our support please contact us as we’d love to kōrero!
Purchased a new ceiling fan and need it installed?
Installation from just $95.00excl gst
Popular models supplied and installed also
Ben 0274681079
Registered Electrician
Used couch and armchairs. Having to sell due to moving out. Price is all inclusive.
This Sunday, November 6, The Anglican Parish of Gate Pa (St George's) is observing All Saints/All Souls and will be again offering a service of remembrance for all those who grieve this year.
All who have lost loved ones and friends over the last couple of years, and all who grieve for … View moreThis Sunday, November 6, The Anglican Parish of Gate Pa (St George's) is observing All Saints/All Souls and will be again offering a service of remembrance for all those who grieve this year.
All who have lost loved ones and friends over the last couple of years, and all who grieve for whatever reason are welcome join us at 10am.
For many 2021 and 2022 have been hard years. Life as we knew it has changed. Some for the better. Some for the worse. While there is much to feel relief at when we look back, there is still a lot to grieve. This is especially true for those who have had friends or loved ones die. And for too many we have been unable to attend funerals and say goodbye. This has been a hard time.
With Covid, climate change, the war in Ukraine, and the effect of all these on the global economy over the last couple of years, many are feeling more anxious and uncertain. We are grieving for what has been lost. And too often our usual ways of working through a bereavement have been upended. We are offering this opportunity to pause and take time to acknowledge our grief, to remember those who have died, and to acknowledge what their lives have meant to us and the impact of their loss on those who remain.
This service is open to everyone.
People are welcome to bring a photo of those they wish to remember.
Please join us for refreshments after the service
Masks are now voluntary.
Dates and times:
When: Sunday November 6 at 10am
Where: St George’s Anglican Church, Corner of Cameron Road and Church St
For more information please contact
Rev. John Hebenton tssf
Vicar
Anglican Parish of Gate Pā
St. Georges Church
1 Church St,
Tauranga, 3112
mobile 021 679202
email john.hebenton@waiapu.com
Hi does anyone have a false Grass / Lawn with a cat and dog - thoughts pros/cons and who did you use? Would appreciated your in put thanks in advance :)
I am looking for the tops from candles sold by the warehouse as per picture. Before you throw them out, please contact me. Happy to pay $1 per top
LIONS MONSTER BOOKSALE- THIS WEEKEND! 3 DAYS Friday, Sat & Sun
HUGE Selection of NON-FICTION and FICTION Books, Puzzles etc.
TAURANGA RACECOURSE
Friday and Saturday 4th and 5th - Open 9am-5pm
Sunday 6th - Open 9am - 3pm
Huge array to choose from - don't miss out!
Please bring … View moreLIONS MONSTER BOOKSALE- THIS WEEKEND! 3 DAYS Friday, Sat & Sun
HUGE Selection of NON-FICTION and FICTION Books, Puzzles etc.
TAURANGA RACECOURSE
Friday and Saturday 4th and 5th - Open 9am-5pm
Sunday 6th - Open 9am - 3pm
Huge array to choose from - don't miss out!
Please bring your own bags.
Thank you to everyone who has so generously donated books this year!
All proceeds to the community.
Along our journey to creating a more sustainable future, our studios are working to incorporate innovative textiles into our product offering. The technical advancement of recycled yarn production has led to textiles which are not only more environmentally friendly, but emulate the soft handle of … View moreAlong our journey to creating a more sustainable future, our studios are working to incorporate innovative textiles into our product offering. The technical advancement of recycled yarn production has led to textiles which are not only more environmentally friendly, but emulate the soft handle of virgin fibres. In this article we explain the process of transforming post-consumer plastic bottles into recycled polyester yarn, through an investigation into the production of our first recycled product Kumo Recycled by James Dunlop.
Woven in 92% recycled polyester and 8% polyester yarn, Kumo Recycled presents a modern perspective on fibre construction. Available in 15 decorative shades, Kumo Recycled is suitable for those seeking a high-performance wide width sheer that is fire retardant and has a weighted selvedge in both residential and commercial applications, elegantly framing the view in any setting.
THE RECYCLING PROCESS:
At the recycling facility, post-consumer PET bottles are magnetically sorted by a metal detector and the labels are washed off with water in a revolving cylinder called a Tromel. The clean PET bottles are then sorted into types and colours by a near infrared ray and spectrum camera before being shredded into flakes underwater.
Separation occurs as lighter plastics float to the tank’s surface. The flakes are dried in a tumbler, then rinsed with sodium hydroxide, dried, rinsed in water, and dried once more. Residual contaminants and metals are then blown out and the flakes are shredded into smaller flakes, ready to be used to produce a liquid polymer (resin).
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
Along our journey to creating a more sustainable future, our studios are working to incorporate innovative textiles into our product offering. The technical advancement of recycled yarn production has led to textiles which are not only more environmentally friendly, but emulate the soft handle of … View moreAlong our journey to creating a more sustainable future, our studios are working to incorporate innovative textiles into our product offering. The technical advancement of recycled yarn production has led to textiles which are not only more environmentally friendly, but emulate the soft handle of virgin fibres. In this article we explain the process of transforming post-consumer plastic bottles into recycled polyester yarn, through an investigation into the production of our first recycled product Kumo Recycled by James Dunlop.
Woven in 92% recycled polyester and 8% polyester yarn, Kumo Recycled presents a modern perspective on fibre construction. Available in 15 decorative shades, Kumo Recycled is suitable for those seeking a high-performance wide width sheer that is fire retardant and has a weighted selvedge in both residential and commercial applications, elegantly framing the view in any setting.
THE RECYCLING PROCESS:
At the recycling facility, post-consumer PET bottles are magnetically sorted by a metal detector and the labels are washed off with water in a revolving cylinder called a Tromel. The clean PET bottles are then sorted into types and colours by a near infrared ray and spectrum camera before being shredded into flakes underwater.
Separation occurs as lighter plastics float to the tank’s surface. The flakes are dried in a tumbler, then rinsed with sodium hydroxide, dried, rinsed in water, and dried once more. Residual contaminants and metals are then blown out and the flakes are shredded into smaller flakes, ready to be used to produce a liquid polymer (resin).
Keep reading: www.curtainclean.co.nz...
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