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Free armchair. Lovely classic shape. It could do with being recovered if you are looking for an upholstery activity. Or can be used. It was covered in a light coloured linen fabric which has proven to be a poor choice! The chair was in a sunny spare room and was a huge favourite of the cats. It … View moreFree armchair. Lovely classic shape. It could do with being recovered if you are looking for an upholstery activity. Or can be used. It was covered in a light coloured linen fabric which has proven to be a poor choice! The chair was in a sunny spare room and was a huge favourite of the cats. It just shows every spec of dirt. In theory you are t supposed to clean linen with an upholstery steam clean. I patch tested a bit and it actually came up ok.
Collect from 49 Te Wharepōuri St either this weekend or a weeknight next week. Should be picked up either by someone strong, or two people!
Breathe new life into an old wooden cabinet with Resene paints. Find out how to revamp your own with our handy advice.
Looking to unwind and recharge these holidays?
We've compiled the top summer holiday movies on Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Neon for the festive season. CLICK below to explore!
Also, we've got the scoop on broadband providers offering free subscriptions to these streaming … View moreLooking to unwind and recharge these holidays?
We've compiled the top summer holiday movies on Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Neon for the festive season. CLICK below to explore!
Also, we've got the scoop on broadband providers offering free subscriptions to these streaming services just in time.
Kia ora,
Our next meeting of the Western Suburbs Stroke Survivors will be on Tuesday 9th January 2024 at 10.30am at Huntleigh Home, 221 Karori Road.
To find us, go in and past Reception and turn right.
Did you know in New Zealand about 9,000 people each year have a stroke. Some 2,000 die … View moreKia ora,
Our next meeting of the Western Suburbs Stroke Survivors will be on Tuesday 9th January 2024 at 10.30am at Huntleigh Home, 221 Karori Road.
To find us, go in and past Reception and turn right.
Did you know in New Zealand about 9,000 people each year have a stroke. Some 2,000 die from a stroke; about another 2,000 are left severely incapacitated, about another 2,000 have considerable disability and the rest have some disability or nearly recover. Nobody recovers completely.
It is estimated that some 50% of strokes can be avoided with life style changes.
Interested to find out what you can do to have a good chance to avoid a stroke??
We look forward to meeting all fellow stroke survivors, carers and friends and discussing how we are getting on.
Nga mihi,
Peter Macleod
Convenor
Wishing you a fantastic year filled with laughter, fun, and exciting possibilities.
If you're considering a lifestyle change this year, we'd love to help you discover all the options around retirement living.
It could give you more time to do the things you love. To get you … View moreWishing you a fantastic year filled with laughter, fun, and exciting possibilities.
If you're considering a lifestyle change this year, we'd love to help you discover all the options around retirement living.
It could give you more time to do the things you love. To get you started, try our free copy of the Ryman Guide that covers everything from living options to costs.
I’m doing a clear out under the house. There’s an old dog crate. Large. Rusty but serviceable. Would do for fostering or if you needed a temp crate.
I’ve put it out in front of the garage at #47 Te Wharepouri Street. It’s first in first served. If you want it come and take it! I won’t … View moreI’m doing a clear out under the house. There’s an old dog crate. Large. Rusty but serviceable. Would do for fostering or if you needed a temp crate.
I’ve put it out in front of the garage at #47 Te Wharepouri Street. It’s first in first served. If you want it come and take it! I won’t be putting it aside etc. I just want it gone. If it’s still here by tomorrow arvo I’ll be taking it to the recycling shop at the tip!
I’m doing a clear out of things stored under the house. I have two nice wooden head boards for standard single beds. Beds not included! They are in pretty good condition albeit dusty! Could be cleaned and used as is. Or painted.
I’ve put them out in front of the garage at #47 Te Wharepouri … View moreI’m doing a clear out of things stored under the house. I have two nice wooden head boards for standard single beds. Beds not included! They are in pretty good condition albeit dusty! Could be cleaned and used as is. Or painted.
I’ve put them out in front of the garage at #47 Te Wharepouri Street. It’s first in first served. If you want them come and take them! I won’t be putting them aside etc. I just want them gone. If they’re still here by tomorrow arvo I’ll be taking them to the recycling shop at the tip!
Our next tours are schedule for this coming Sunday, 7th January.
Philippa will be sharing stories of an eclectic mix of interesting people located in Gum Gully ... called 'Treasure from the Gully'! This is a truly atmospheric part of the cemetery and well worth a visit. $10 per … View moreOur next tours are schedule for this coming Sunday, 7th January.
Philippa will be sharing stories of an eclectic mix of interesting people located in Gum Gully ... called 'Treasure from the Gully'! This is a truly atmospheric part of the cemetery and well worth a visit. $10 per person, commences at 10:30am
We will also be offering our Intro Tour which provides an overview of the history of Karori Cemetery and the stories of the some of earliest burials. This tour is free and commences at 11:00am. Booking required please.
To book your ticket for either tour, please visit our website:
friendsofkaroricemetery.co.nz...
Of if you're just passing, please pop into The Shelter to say hello 🙂
Congratulations to Mark Williams of Tamatea who has won NZ's Merriest Home and our Neighbourly prize. Well deserved, Mark.
Mark and his family have decorated his home for 23 years and start preparing in about October each year. He has now shared some videos of his property that you can view… View moreCongratulations to Mark Williams of Tamatea who has won NZ's Merriest Home and our Neighbourly prize. Well deserved, Mark.
Mark and his family have decorated his home for 23 years and start preparing in about October each year. He has now shared some videos of his property that you can view - Inside and Out.
Thank you to all those who entered and made the season merry and bright!
Grab a copy of your local Stuff newspaper between 1 Jan - 28 Jan and participate in the Great Kiwi Quiz! Test your knowledge, answer the daily New Zealand based questions, and find out how well you know our beautiful country!
Each correct answer will get you one entry into the draw to win a … View moreGrab a copy of your local Stuff newspaper between 1 Jan - 28 Jan and participate in the Great Kiwi Quiz! Test your knowledge, answer the daily New Zealand based questions, and find out how well you know our beautiful country!
Each correct answer will get you one entry into the draw to win a $100 Mitre 10 gift card, with a total of $5,000 worth of gift cards up for grabs. The more answers you enter in correctly, the higher your chance of walking away with a Mitre 10 gift card this summer. For more information and to submit your answers, click here.
The team at Stuff and Sunday Star-Times
Happy New Year from the NZ Compare Team! Wishing you a year filled with joy, success, and exciting adventures.
Here's to more fantastic moments together in 2024!
For a bit of fun, imagine we are making a time capsule to tell the future about life in New Zealand in 2023. What would you add to our time capsule?
Some ideas include:
A pair of Crocs
An air fryer
A poem written by ChatGPT
A PakNSave receipt
A teaspoon commemorating the Coronation of … View moreFor a bit of fun, imagine we are making a time capsule to tell the future about life in New Zealand in 2023. What would you add to our time capsule?
Some ideas include:
A pair of Crocs
An air fryer
A poem written by ChatGPT
A PakNSave receipt
A teaspoon commemorating the Coronation of King Charles III
A copy of Prince Harry’s book “Spare”
A banner that says “Up the Wahs”
What would you put in there to sum up life in NZ this year?
Clean glass jars for canning
Pick up from 50 Parkvale Road front door (left side of house)
Pack the bikes, lace up your tramping boots, jet set to an international city, relax on an ocean cruise. Embracing adventure is made easy with our lock-and-leave-style living. We keep your home secure and well-maintained while you take off to explore what brings you joy.
“Moving to a Ryman … View morePack the bikes, lace up your tramping boots, jet set to an international city, relax on an ocean cruise. Embracing adventure is made easy with our lock-and-leave-style living. We keep your home secure and well-maintained while you take off to explore what brings you joy.
“Moving to a Ryman apartment meant that we could take off, lock up, and leave everything. So that’s what we did, and it has been wonderful, just amazing.” Eric and Glynn, William Sanders Village residents.
Discover more about the freedom of living in a Ryman village.
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Find out how to do this in your own home with these instructions.
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