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Michael from Trentham
There are two 17 Buddle Road properties not far from being opposite each other for almost 12 months.
Unbelievable but true.
Of course only one is entitled to be number 17 and of course on the uneven numbers side of the street. The other is a house built with the front door entranceway path and … View moreThere are two 17 Buddle Road properties not far from being opposite each other for almost 12 months.
Unbelievable but true.
Of course only one is entitled to be number 17 and of course on the uneven numbers side of the street. The other is a house built with the front door entranceway path and letterbox supposedly in Hopkirk Ave but a shift in design produced a Buddle Road configuration. And so in Buddle Road next door to number 22 is number 17 displayed boldly on the letterbox.
The two number 17s get each others mail.
The way around is to renumber the short end of one side of Buddle Road with the even numbering and leave Hopkirk Ave without a number 17 address.
UHCC should force the housing developers or architect pay for the costs involved to current residents and to council in a transformation process otherwise this could become a sightseeing/tourist attraction. Go take a look.
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Thirty thousand nurses, midwives and healthcare assistants across the country are striking on Wednesday today for better pay, more sick leave and safer work conditions.
They will walk off the job for eight hours from 11am until 7pm.
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Yep, it is not Friday but by coincidence both Andrew Gorrie and Rosa Marie visited Zealandia and photographed a stroppy tūī who did not want to share the sugar feeder.
Check out the photo of a kaka by Gorrie and the tūī by Marie. Which picture do your prefer?
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Michael from Trentham
So Wellington is the fourth most liveable city in the world.
Great.
But in gaining this status Wellington can also thank its immediate neighbouring cities and areas to its north accessible to a large degree by suburban rail including Upper Hutt and Martnborough.
Upper Hutt is in the throws of … View moreSo Wellington is the fourth most liveable city in the world.
Great.
But in gaining this status Wellington can also thank its immediate neighbouring cities and areas to its north accessible to a large degree by suburban rail including Upper Hutt and Martnborough.
Upper Hutt is in the throws of becoming more valuable and recognisible in this modern era as an adjunct to the Capital. There is Brewtown now and the yet to be completed sports campus and movie production facility. And in Martinborough and other parts of the Wairarapa there is world class wine production on a notable scale. All these things plus the attraction of beaches on the Kapiti Coast, help to make Wellington what it is.
Tim from Wainuiomata
Hi, I'm looking to buy any old pinball machines.
Anything considered, repair or restoration projects included.
Thanks.
Jane from Naenae
Brrrr really cold morning neighbours so stay safe n warm.My heart felt Thanku to all who donated house hold goodies to our families moving into their new homes.Each will receive.1Dbl or Queen sz Duvet with.Pillow slips
1pr Sngl Sheets with Pillow Slips
3 Pillows
12ea Cutlery
6 Plates
3ea.sm n lrg … View moreBrrrr really cold morning neighbours so stay safe n warm.My heart felt Thanku to all who donated house hold goodies to our families moving into their new homes.Each will receive.1Dbl or Queen sz Duvet with.Pillow slips
1pr Sngl Sheets with Pillow Slips
3 Pillows
12ea Cutlery
6 Plates
3ea.sm n lrg Bowl
6cups.This is their starting kit THANKS to your generosity.Just want to say personally from me Nga mihi to JASON ROBB who has kindly donated a storage shed till tenants need to pikup.Nga mihi Jason.He could not believe his eyes when he saw the fullness of my home from all our generous neighbours.ty every one.Now i have a need.Our Pataka for about the last 3 weeks has been very low on food this is telling me families are in need more than ever an finding things are getting harder to feed their families.If you have anything in your cupboards you dont need I will gladly put in the Pataka.I also hava Fridge freezer for dairy,milk etc.Starting off 4yrs ago doing food parcels for families have now turned into much bigger things that many of us still need.The beauty of our Pataka n the Genrosity of our Neighbours is Everything in our Pataka is FREE.TY,TY,TY,Neighbours.We are situated at,
427 Cambridge Tce Nae nae ❤❤
.Pikup available
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It has been in the news a lot lately, under a different name, so where is this?
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Jane from Naenae
Hi neighbours,its been quite out in the neighbour hood n miss not hearing from any one.Is any one having a clear out soon.I have families needing blankets/duvets.kitchen utensils,pots ,etc etc.Many will be going into the newly built homes going up around our areas so lots of them have come out of … View moreHi neighbours,its been quite out in the neighbour hood n miss not hearing from any one.Is any one having a clear out soon.I have families needing blankets/duvets.kitchen utensils,pots ,etc etc.Many will be going into the newly built homes going up around our areas so lots of them have come out of living in Hotels an couldnt afford to pay storage.If you are no longer in need of items stated I will gladly take them off your hands.Can pikup or you can drop off to Pataka Aroha 427 Cambridge Tce Nae nae nga mihi neighbours n ty.
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Congratulations to Neil Whiteman who won the Individual Excellence Award at the NZ Cemeteries and Crematoria Awards last Thursday.
Neil has been Akatārawa Cemetery’s Sexton for 42 years and despite being past retirement, is still committed to caring and maintaining the grounds.
Neil’s … View moreCongratulations to Neil Whiteman who won the Individual Excellence Award at the NZ Cemeteries and Crematoria Awards last Thursday.
Neil has been Akatārawa Cemetery’s Sexton for 42 years and despite being past retirement, is still committed to caring and maintaining the grounds.
Neil’s nominator said that he has poured his heart and soul into the cemetery, owned by Upper Hutt City Council, and has shown excellent initiative when it comes to cemetery operation.
“[Neil] is personable and knows the community well. He knows many visitors by name and is always happy to talk and support them in their time of grief. Neil has incredible commitment to the industry by his length of service and good work ethic.”
The awards were held as part of the national New Zealand Cemeteries & Crematoria Conference in Rotorua.
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