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1 Chair swivel, 1 Wall cabinet, 1 Bookcase, 1 stereo/ TV Cabinet 1 Cane coffee table just need them out of the storage unit from a smoke and pet free home Ph 0276088915 or 3275582 great for starting of in a flat
Does anyone know why there was such a rush of emergency services and Police on th3 Northern Motorway on Tuesday evening, about 7 pm?
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Are you still looking for the perfect Mother's Day treat?
From now until Mother's Day, subscribe to the Sunday Star-Times for 6 months and you will receive a free Antipodes skincare gift, valued at $115!
Follow the link, select the 6 month option and use the promo code … View moreAre you still looking for the perfect Mother's Day treat?
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I made this today for anyone who loves beautiful healing crystals. This crystal healing bracelet is designed for those beautiful ladies out there, would make a lovely gift for Mothers Day or self love for you!. I make these to fit, and every one I sell I will donate $5 to the Rangiora Menz Shed!
… View moreI made this today for anyone who loves beautiful healing crystals. This crystal healing bracelet is designed for those beautiful ladies out there, would make a lovely gift for Mothers Day or self love for you!. I make these to fit, and every one I sell I will donate $5 to the Rangiora Menz Shed!
Crystals used - Pink Tourmaline, Pink Kunzite and Garnet.
Beading wire with Silver Plated Closure and findings!…
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Hi, I am new to Rangiora and seeking full time or part time work Monday to Friday in warehousing/logistics/administration/sales support. I have most recently worked as a team leader for a wine bottling/distribution business in Marlborough. I have a current forklift licence with F Endorsement, … View moreHi, I am new to Rangiora and seeking full time or part time work Monday to Friday in warehousing/logistics/administration/sales support. I have most recently worked as a team leader for a wine bottling/distribution business in Marlborough. I have a current forklift licence with F Endorsement, warehouse inwards/outwards and inventory experience, recruitment interviewing, H&S incident investigations, client liaison and logistics planning experience. I am very adaptable, well organised, punctual and have a friendly manner dealing with colleagues and customers. I will be available to start work on Monday 17th May and would prefer to work locally if possible. Please contact me on 021 415405. Thank you, Dave Evans
If the closure in Kaiapoi goes ahead, people wanting to visit a Westpac bank in person will have to travel 11 kilometres north to Rangiora to reach their nearest branch.
A Westpac spokesman confirmed the bank had last week started consultation with employees about potentially closing the Kaiapoi … View moreIf the closure in Kaiapoi goes ahead, people wanting to visit a Westpac bank in person will have to travel 11 kilometres north to Rangiora to reach their nearest branch.
A Westpac spokesman confirmed the bank had last week started consultation with employees about potentially closing the Kaiapoi branch.
He said the move was made following the end of Westpac’s lease there, and had taken into account a 38 per cent fall in counter transactions at the branch in the past year.
But Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon said the proposed closure was concerning and would significantly affect the North Canterbury community, particularly the town’s older and vulnerable residents.
Gordon said he hoped to meet Westpac’s chief executive David McLean to lobby for the branch to remain.
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Good morning neighbours, an old gem for you...
Around 20,000 people came out to watch the Prince and Princess of Wales do a walkabout in Cathedral Square on April 28, 1983, despite “chilly, intermittent and penetrating rain”, but The Press also wondered if royal tours were approaching their … View moreGood morning neighbours, an old gem for you...
Around 20,000 people came out to watch the Prince and Princess of Wales do a walkabout in Cathedral Square on April 28, 1983, despite “chilly, intermittent and penetrating rain”, but The Press also wondered if royal tours were approaching their use-by date.
The tone of the paper’s editorial was very different from that struck 30 years earlier, when the Queen toured.
“Rapid communications and travel have removed much of the novelty from Royal appearances in New Zealand,” The Press said. “The charm and interest remain enhanced this time by the presence of the future Queen, Princess Diana, and the baby who could some day be King William V.”
The Press looked into the future: “Before the end of the century Prince Charles can probably expect to be King Charles III. His son, at present in Auckland, may well still be on the throne in the unimaginable world of the year 2050.
“Although New Zealand has not the vigorous republican movement evident in Australia, the question is reasonably asked here whether an hereditary monarch, living 12,000 miles away, will continue to be the most appropriate head of State for New Zealand.”
Despite this, every move was still recorded and star power was very evident, as The Press reported.
“A faint touch of blue shone through the clouds about 10 minutes before the end of the walkabout. It highlighted the Princess’ hair and brought favourable comments from a cluster of young girls.
“Many people were surprised at how tall and slender the Princess is. ‘Her face is thinner than I expected, but much prettier,’ said one woman.
“The glowing natural complexion of the Princess needed little highlight, just a glimmer of gold eye-shadow, a touch of mascara, and a subtle lip-colouring.”
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I’m looking for a work desk and chair so I can set up a wee office in my spare room if anyone has one thy don’t need anymore?
Many thanks
Angela Bell
Come together for good with friends, whānau and workmates by hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast this May. You’ll be joining thousands of Kiwis around the country to raise vital funds for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.
You can host any time in May, and by taking part, you’ll be helping fund … View moreCome together for good with friends, whānau and workmates by hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast this May. You’ll be joining thousands of Kiwis around the country to raise vital funds for Breast Cancer Foundation NZ.
You can host any time in May, and by taking part, you’ll be helping fund ground-breaking work by some of our country’s top breast cancer researchers, educate people about breast health, and provide free support services for breast cancer patients and their families.
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Reader’s Digest has announced its Most Trusted brands for 2021, and Harcourts, New Zealand’s largest real estate brand, has come out on top once again. For the ninth consecutive year, New Zealanders have voted Harcourts their Most Trusted real estate brand, making Harcourts the only real estate… View moreReader’s Digest has announced its Most Trusted brands for 2021, and Harcourts, New Zealand’s largest real estate brand, has come out on top once again. For the ninth consecutive year, New Zealanders have voted Harcourts their Most Trusted real estate brand, making Harcourts the only real estate brand to achieve this honour since the award’s inception in 2013.
Harcourts Managing Director Bryan Thomson says the continued support from New Zealanders is what keeps the entire team at Harcourts striving to remain at the top. “We are incredibly proud of our teams across the country and we want to thank every New Zealander who has worked with us and voted us number one.”
“More than anything, New Zealanders want to know they are dealing with a real estate brand who they trust and who will do what they say they are going to do. They want to deal with sales consultants and property managers that have expertise, honesty and integrity and who are committed to achieving the best possible result for them. This is something we have been told we excel at and something we plan to continue improving on,” says Thomson.
“We also continue to foster strong relationships with our communities around the country through the work our people do by way of The Harcourts Foundation and the many other charities our team contribute to.”
Michelle and Marg would love to meet you to discuss how The Sterling can meet your needs and wants. Come and visit them today!
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