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Building a family home in the country? A Barn? Or upgrading your current septic system?
NaturalFlow offer end to end service, beginning with a free site assessment through to reports for council consent and finally the installation of your system. One provider means fewer conversations and fewer… View moreBuilding a family home in the country? A Barn? Or upgrading your current septic system?
NaturalFlow offer end to end service, beginning with a free site assessment through to reports for council consent and finally the installation of your system. One provider means fewer conversations and fewer hassles throughout the whole process.
NaturalFlow has solutions for all. From advanced primary to secondary treatment, we can service all your requirements; and more than that, our systems are power free and odorless! Saving you from undesirable power bills and embarrassment.
Call us today to for a free info pack or site assessment: 0800 628 356
www.naturalflow.co.nz
Police will be training at Bowen House, Bowen Street in Wellington on Friday 10 May 2019.
The training will involve Police officers rappelling down the side of Bowen House.
Members of the public may see this happening from 6pm onwards.
Police would like to reassure the public not to be … View morePolice will be training at Bowen House, Bowen Street in Wellington on Friday 10 May 2019.
The training will involve Police officers rappelling down the side of Bowen House.
Members of the public may see this happening from 6pm onwards.
Police would like to reassure the public not to be alarmed, this is a routine exercise and not an emergency event.
If you have any queries or concerns please contact the Wellington Police Communications Centre on (04) 381 2000.
This weekend's Featherston Booktown Festival is jam-packed with events, panel chats and workshops that celebrate literature and promote the joy of reading. This year’s schedule includes a range of informal, entertaining and illuminating writers talks, with top NZ authors including Emily … View moreThis weekend's Featherston Booktown Festival is jam-packed with events, panel chats and workshops that celebrate literature and promote the joy of reading. This year’s schedule includes a range of informal, entertaining and illuminating writers talks, with top NZ authors including Emily Writes Kirsten McDougall, Dame Fiona Kidman, Catherine Robertson and many more. Door sales are available (cash only) or check out programme and book here.
Tuesday 21 May 2019
12.10pm - 1.00 pm
Free
National Library Foyer, Cnr Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Come and hear about ways you can connect and use the collections at the Library. Talks will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month until November 2019
Crowdsourced … View moreTuesday 21 May 2019
12.10pm - 1.00 pm
Free
National Library Foyer, Cnr Molesworth and Aitken Streets, Thorndon
Come and hear about ways you can connect and use the collections at the Library. Talks will be held on the 3rd Tuesday of every month until November 2019
Crowdsourced biographies
Over 32,000 women from all walks of life signed the 1893 Women’s Suffrage Petition. But who were these women? And how could their stories be told? This was the problem facing the team who created the He Tohu exhibition and the NZHistory online suffrage database. The answer? Crowdsourced biographies.
With the help of passionate genealogists, librarians, students, historians and more, biographies of those who signed the Women’s Suffrage Petition have been streaming in, filling the gaps and bringing to light many stories in the process.
This talk by staff at Archives New Zealand and Manatū Taonga shares their insights into the crowdsourced biographies, as well as some of the fascinating biographies themselves
About the speakers
Danielle Ashby-Coventry is the archivist at Archives New Zealand responsible for editing and uploading the biographies to He Tohu, alongside the Research and Publishing Group at Manatū Taonga. Jared Davidson is a Senior Archivist Ohu Hāpori at Archives New Zealand and a curator of He Tohu.
Image: Page one of the Women’s Suffrage Petition 1893 (detail). Archives New Zealand
Celebrate the Clubs Members Day on Saturday 25th May 2019 and free course entry for the public. It is also the running of the annual Punters Challenge!
General admission: FREE.
Member for a Day $10 - Access to the Members Stand and Members facilities. Dress code applies.
Tickets can be … View moreCelebrate the Clubs Members Day on Saturday 25th May 2019 and free course entry for the public. It is also the running of the annual Punters Challenge!
General admission: FREE.
Member for a Day $10 - Access to the Members Stand and Members facilities. Dress code applies.
Tickets can be bought online and also be purchased on the day from the Raceday Office.
- Terrace Restaurant Dining $65.
- Corporate Box for the Day $80 per person.
Gates open from 10:30am
To book please contact: races@wellingtonracing.co.nz
Phone: 04 528 9611
Come and join us at the pre-release screening of the new Elton John Movie - ROCKETMAN.
Help us get 25 Scouts to the Jamboree in December this year.
Please message me, or email as shown on the poster, if you would like a ticket.
It is going to be a great Movie - Come along!
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This fabulous little torch is also an amazing photo projector - transporting the user through a universe of brilliant pictures.
Three inter-changeable slide disks are included, allowing the user to select from a total of 24 full colour NASA and Hubble … View more**BRAND NEW - EXCESS STOCK - GREAT VALUE**
This fabulous little torch is also an amazing photo projector - transporting the user through a universe of brilliant pictures.
Three inter-changeable slide disks are included, allowing the user to select from a total of 24 full colour NASA and Hubble Telescope photographs.
The torch projects images up to one metre wide on to a plain wall, ceiling or screen. They really do look amazing.
Simply turn the lens head to focus the pictures and enjoy looking at all the details and wonders of space.
For use from 3 years +
Learning Resources 2 in 1 mirror
Help young children learn all about themselves with easy-to-hold, double-sided mirrors! One side is a regular mirror. The other side is a “fun mirror” that warps reflections. Use to teach body awareness, talk about emotions and much more. Cost is for 1 mirror
… View moreLearning Resources 2 in 1 mirror
Help young children learn all about themselves with easy-to-hold, double-sided mirrors! One side is a regular mirror. The other side is a “fun mirror” that warps reflections. Use to teach body awareness, talk about emotions and much more. Cost is for 1 mirror
Educational Benefits
• Learning Style: Visual
• Skill Development:Social/Behavioral - Talk about mood and expression and have students practice making their "mad face" or "happy face" in the mirror so they can see what it looks like. This also helps them to recognize those feelings on others' faces.Language - Mirrors are a great way to help students see and practice the position and movement of their mouths and tongues to make sounds and words.
•Mirrors measure 6”L x 4”H
•Age Under 2
•Grade Toddler+
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