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Celebrating the Diwali festival in Woolston
Anushka Bhat painted her
hand with henna last week
to mark the start of the
Diwali festival. She was part
of the group which gathered
at the Kimihia Early Learning
Centre in Woolston to enjoy
some traditional Indian food,
dancing and music. Children
and their parents were
joined by city councillor
Andrew Turner for Diwali,
which is also known as the
Festival of Light. Several
religions, including Hindu,
Sikh, Jains and sometimes
Buddhists, celebrate the
annual five-day event, which
officially started on Sunday.
•More photos, page 4
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Old boy
to take
over as
head of
SBHS
• By Matt Slaughter
A SHIRLEY Boys’ High School
old boy will take over the helm
as headmaster.
Tim Grocott replaces longserving
headmaster, John
Laurenson, who announced his
retirement earlier this year.
Mr
Grocott
begins his
new role in
January.
He is the
current
associate
headmaster
at the school.
He was
Tim Grocott
the former deputy principal of
Burnside High School and a
former staff member at Papanui
High School.
“To now be the headmaster
of the school that I went to and
that I’ve enjoyed working at,
I’m just really proud to have that
role,” he said.
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Plan to upgrade playgrounds
• By Jess Gibson
A PLAYGROUND in a historic
part of Woolston is set to get a
refresh.
The city council is seeking
feedback on proposals for
Radley playground, on Radley
St, until November 6.
The playground is reaching
the end of its lifespan and will
receive new equipment for a
range of ages and abilities.
It was built in the mid-1980s.
Before that, the area was
part of Troutdale Farm, where
Andrew Mensal Johnson bred
the first brown trout in New
Zealand.
The farm was a popular picnic
area until it closed in the early
1930s and a number of the
original trees remain in the park
today.
There is a plaque along the
banks of the Heathcote River
which commemorates Mr
Johnson.
The city council has proposed
new equipment which would be
suitable for both the park setting
and the community, including
swings, a slide, a carousel, a seesaw
and a fish-rocker.
A playground in Mt Pleasant
will also be renewed.
King Park playground, which
is off Quarry Rd and Rangatira
Tce, dates back to the 1930s.
The proposed new equipment
includes swings, a slide, a “space
shuttle” with rope climbing, and
a choice between a dinosaur
rocker or a kiwi rocker.
Consultation for King Park
playground is also open until
November 6.
Once the consultation
period has closed for both
playgrounds, the project
team will analyse feedback
and produce a report with
a recommendation to the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board.
A decision from the board
is expected sometime in April
and if the plans are approved,
construction of the playgrounds
is likely to start in May or June.
•To have your say
on proposed Radley
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REFRESH: Woolston’s Radley Park will get new play
equipment and the city council is seeking feedback as to
what the community wants installed.
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Headmaster
retiring
after 23 years
•From page 1
“For me, I really want to ensure
that we continue to provide really
high quality learning for the boys
in eastern Christchurch and I
think also just to make sure that
we re-establish what the culture of
Shirley Boys’ is now that we’re in a
co-located environment,” said Mr
Grocott.
Mr Laurenson has been
headmaster at SBHS for 23 years,
leading the school community
through its recovery from the
February 22, 2011, earthquake. He
indicated he would retire after he
had settled the school into its new
co-location site with Avonside
Girls’ High School at QEII last
year.
He formally announced his
retirement in August.
“Mr Grocott has worked hard
over the last four years in the
design and build of our new
school and has good relationships
with the key stakeholders in our
community,” said SBHS board of
trustees chairman Tony Deavoll.
“He has a strong commitment
to single-sex boy’s education and
a great love for Shirley Boys’ High
School, and we look forward to
his leadership of our school over
the next few years.”
Different parts of Indian culture were on show at the Diwali celebrations last week. Diwali signifies the triumph of
light over darkness and good over evil. It commemorates the return of Lord Rama, his wife and brother from their
14-year exile and their defeat of the 10-headed demon-king Ravana.
Above – Sai Pranika, 2, is dressed up for
the celebration. (Above centre) – Rohan
Chakrabarti explains some of the history
behind the Diwali festival. Above right –
Kimihia Early Learning Centre manager
Radhika Chakrabarti. Right – Traditional
food is served during Diwali.
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More than 60 entries
in Art Couture festival
BURWOOD’S NAOMI Flasher
won the supreme award at
wearable art festival Art Couture.
Designers from across the city
took out top prizes at the festival
on October 19 in Lincoln.
More than 60 participants from
across the South Island gathered
to compete.
It was the third annual show
and the first time it included a
body art category.
Organiser Kim Strange said
the body art category was a great
addition to the show.
“The designers painted for
about eight hours at the event
centre on the day of the show. The
body art was well received and we
look forward to having this in the
show in 2020,” she said.
WEARABLE ART: Naomi
Flasher, of Burwood, designed
this piece (right), which was the
supreme winner at Art Couture
last week in Lincoln. She also
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ON STAGE: (From left to right) – Papanui designer Rilee McGlynn’s dress won
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From Wainoni to the world pageant stage
• By Georgia O’Connor-
Harding
WHEN EMILY Sullivan was in
primary school she was ridiculed
for her looks and often asked out
by boys as a joke.
“I didn’t grow up with the most
friends – a lot of guys were mean
to me. Often it was just to get a
reaction and carried on into my
teenage years,” she said.
But now the 22-year-old is a
strong feminist who uses beauty
pageants to fight for women’s
autonomy over their bodies.
Looking back, the Wainoni
resident said while the bullying
hurt her, it has helped her develop
a thick skin and appreciation for
who she is. Her strong views and
confidence has seen her named
the New Zealand delegate for the
Miss Global Organisation. Sullivan,
a performer and Anytime
Fitness Rangiora personal trainer,
will travel to Mexico next year to
represent NZ at the international
beauty contest.
“I am so flipping excited,” she
said.
She was named the New Zealand
delegate on Saturday at the
Miss Five Crowns New Zealand
competition. She earned the title
after coming in the top 15 at the
World Supermodel Pageant in Fiji
earlier this year.
The competition raised $15,000
for Youthline.
Sullivan will need to raise $2000
for her entry fee to the competition
in Mexico.
Having raised $3000 for Youthline
two years ago through her
beauty pageant work, Sullivan
described its work as “critical”,
particularly in light of the mental
health issues the city is dealing
with today.
She said “thousands and thousands”
of people called Youthline
following the March 15 attacks
and it is a “cornerstone” of the
community.
While beauty contests have often
come under fire for encouraging
women to measure their self-worth
through their physical attributes,
for Sullivan it is more than a modelling
competition.
She has used her platform to discuss
feminism and women’s right
to abortion.
“Often what people don’t realise
is it is a huge decision for women
to make. Women should have the
right to choose what they want to
do with their body.”
Last year, the 22-year-old
challenged National Party leader
Simon Bridges at a community
meeting in Taupo over why he
hadn’t taken abortion out of the
Crimes Act 1961.
While her challenge received
backlash, Sullivan does not regret
using her position to stand up for
what she believes in.
A National Academy of Singing
and Dramatic Art graduate,
Sullivan first got into beauty
pageants two years ago to help her
with her stage confidence.
Never expecting her pageant
career to take off in her first
competition, she was named Miss
Five Crowns South Island two
years ago.
Sullivan believes the reason
beauty pageants often get a bad
name is because women are
sometimes sexualised and many
believe the contests encourage
anti-feminism.
She said the problem is women
will often get into beauty pageants
for the wrong reasons and will
get lost in physical aspects of the
competition rather than using it
as a platform to discuss important
issues.
“You have got to have substance,
you have to dig deep,” she said.
While Sullivan’s views on
feminism have grown, small issues
such as being told she couldn’t
play bullrush because she was girl
“ignited a flame” in her as a child.
But she said the issues she has
faced are minor compared to what
others experiences with human
trafficking and domestic violence.
UPCOMING: Emily Sullivan
will represent New Zealand
next year in Mexico at the
Miss Global Organisation
beauty pageant.
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WHAT’S ‘HOT’ AT HOUSE OF TRAVEL SHIRLEY
Welcome to our October newsletter and we hope you’ve had a great 2019 and looking forward
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Here at House of Travel Shirley we pride ourselves on offering you a well-travelled, knowledgeable team of travel experts.
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We thought it would be a timely opportunity to introduce you to our team and see where they have been in 2019 and what
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Celyn caps stellar year with award
• By Jacob Page
CANTERBURY’S top secondary
school sportsmen and women
were honoured at the 29th Zonta
Awards at the Hornby Working
Men’s Club on Thursday night.
Hillmorton High School
para-swimmer Celyn Edwards
continued his award-winning
streak by claiming the award
for the most outstanding
achievement by a young
sportsman with a disability.
The 18-year-old, who was the
supreme award winner at the
Hillmorton Sports Awards a
fortnight ago had another stellar
year in the pool.
Edwards competed at the
world championships in London
last month where he finished
sixth in the 100m backstroke,
eighth in the 100m butterfly and
14th in the 100m breaststroke.
This came on the heels of some
top national performances in
June where he was first in the
100m breaststroke, second in the
50m butterfly, 100m backstroke
and 200m individual medley
respectively and then third in the
100m freestyle.
29th Zonta Sports Awards
winners
•Category one: The
award for the most valued
contribution to a team by
a young sports woman or
sportsman who is not eligible
for nomination in categories
4 or 6.
Women: Grace Fissenden,
Rangi Ruru Girls’ School,
netball, athletics
Highly Commended Amber
Williams, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, rowing
Men: Jimmy Williamson,
Middleton Grange, basketball
Highly commended: George
Rutledge, St Andrew’s College,
rowing
SPORT
SUCCESS: Hillmorton High School para-swimmer Celyn
Edwards was a big winner at the 29th Zonta Awards on
Thursday night.
PHOTO: LEE MALZARD
•Category two: The award
for contribution to sports
administration by a young
woman and a young man in
a position of umpire, referee,
coach or tutor
Women: Kate Baird, St
Margaret’s College,
badminton
Highly Commended:
Gemma Harris, Papanui High
School, netball
Men: Nathan van Slooten,
Burnside High School, hockey
Highly commended: James-
Paul Mountstevens, Burnside
High School, hockey
•Category three: The award
for the most outstanding
achievement by a young
sports woman and a young
sportsman with a disability.
Women: Ella Benn, Rolleston
College, swimming
Men: Celyn Edwards,
Hillmorton High School, para
swimming
•Category Four: The award
for the most outstanding
individual achievement by a
young sportswoman and a
young sportsman specialising
in one sport.
Women: Sami Donnelly,
Burnside High School, track
cycling
Highly Commended: Macey
Fraser, Rangiora High School,
football, Charlotte Darry, St
Margaret’s College, rowing.
Gabrielle Rennie, Rangiora
High School, football, Olivia
Sloan, Christchurch Girls’
High School, archery, Ashley
Strawbridge, Rangi Ruru Girls’
School, hockey, Marisa van
der Meer, Middleton Grange
School, football, Sally Wylaars,
Avonside Girls’ High School,
rowing.
Men: Lawrence Pithie,
Christchurch Boys’ High School,
cycling
Highly Commended:
Celyn Edwards, Hillmorton
High School, para swimming,
Kazuma Kobori, Rangiora High
School, golf
•Category five : The awards
for the most outstanding team
of young sportswomen and
sportsmen or mixed team.
Women: St Margaret’s
College, rowing under 18 eight
Highly Commended:
Christchurch Girls’ High School,
hockey, Rangiora High School,
futsal
Men: Christchurch Boys’ High
School, rowing, Maadi eight
Highly Commended:
Christchurch Boys’ High School,
cycling under 20 Team Time
Trial, Papanui High School,
cross country, St Andrew’s
College, swimming relay, St
Thomas of Canterbury College,
futsal
Mixed Winner: St Andrew’s
College, adventure racing
Highly Commended:
Burnside High School, table
tennis, St Andrew’s College,
swimming
•Category six: The award
for the best all round young
sportswoman and young
sportsman who has achieved
in more than one sporting
code.
Women: Millie Thompson,
Lincoln High School, hockey,
touch, equestrian, ki-o-rahi
Men: Louis Clark, Christ’s
College, water polo, surf
lifesaving, swimming
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Gualter, Lincoln High School,
touch, rugby, volleyball
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Mairehau
Challenge
Achievement
Responsibility
Empathy
Way
End of year exams
for senior students
From the Principals Desk
I wish to bring our community up to date
with the next steps towards the Mairehau
High School current building project.
The Mairehau High School Board of Trustees, Ministry of
Education (MOE Property Division) and OPUS international
consultants are working collaboratively to develop and
implement our school property and masterplan. The
proposed new development for Mairehau High School
offers an opportunity to provide a new 21st-century
Technology and Supported Learning education facility.
Consideration has also been given to rebuilding our
gymnasium changing rooms. There are several distinct
phases to the property plan. Each phase is aligned to
Greater Christchurch Network of Schools, i.e. predicted
MOE roll growth. The new building (Phase 1) caters for
the future of teaching and learning practices. The school’s
revised master plan reflects the latest budget and MOE
growth projection figures. The main structure of our
gymnasium is sound; however, there is a real need to
rebuild storage, changing room, and classroom facilities.
It also outlines the aspirations and fundamental
pedagogical needs of Mairehau High School and the
Ministry. Our Technology, Hospitality, ICT, Supported
Learning, and PE and Health teachers are meeting
and working together on the design of the building.
The proposed 500 build roll master plan development
is planned to start on site in December 2020 with a
final completion date yet to be established.
The build roll has been confirmed as 500 pupils and
the master plan roll as 800 pupils. The transition roll
(i.e. the highest expected roll before the completion
of the project) is expected to be able to be
accommodated for within the existing buildings.
The master plan design considers both the build roll
of 500 and the master plan roll of 800, which allows
for future growth.
The construction
budget for the 500 pupil
build roll has been confirmed
as $14.5 million.
We are very excited about
our masterplan and future
building project. We will
continue to develop positive
outcomes and learning
experiences for our students.
Harry Romana,
Principal
We have many budding
baristas in our Year 9 and
Year 10 cohorts. Under the
guidance of our trained
barista, junior students have
been given the opportunity
to work on their coffee
making skills and care of
the barista machine.
Encouraging
excellence
in our
community
Harry Romana,
Principal
It is examination time again for our senior students,
and no doubt many will already be studying
hard in preparation. The exam period runs from
Friday 8th November through until Monday 2nd
December.
From midday on Monday 4th November,
timetabled classes will no longer run for Years 11,
12 and 13 students (except those in the Supported
Learning Centre) and they will officially be on
examination leave. All senior students, regardless of
whether they are sitting external examinations or
not, are expected to use this time productively.
There will be a study room open for anyone who
finds it tricky to study at home, and teachers
are also making times with students to work on
exam preparation, or to finish off any internal
assessments to get those last-minute credits!
Our best wishes go with all of our students as
they embark on this next important stage of
their education journey. Hard work, preparation
and perseverance will always pay dividends and
we look forward to some excellent results and
achievements from our students again this year.
Ngā mihi nui
Senior Hard
Materials
Eight Level 2 BCITO (Building
& Construction Industry Trade
Organisation) credits were awarded
to four students (left to right) -
Conor, Jakub, Joseph and Jonathon
for completing an outdoor seating
project they worked on over two
terms.
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz
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This is who we are... students and staff
focusing on our C.A.R.E values
Year 10 Business
Challenge
BP Business Challenge is a Young Enterprise programme
that was organized at school for our Year 10 Flexible
Learning Class.
The BP Business Challenge was delivered for the first time
at our school. Most of the Year 10 students participated
in this three-day competition. They were coming up with
some business ideas and were presenting their most
creative work at the end of each day. On the last day of this
competition they presented their best business project to
the five judges.
Many thanks to our judges of Ken Howat (Manager,
Switched On Group), Huia Saitaga (Artist), Val Erasmusson
(former teacher), Matt Cooper (BP Young Entrprise) and
Gyaney Pradhan (BP Young Enterprise)
Congratulations to our winners:
1st place: Aleisha Bouma, Hensley Sampang, Lily Baker
2nd place: Dakoda Potter, Isaiah King, Greg Nogueira
Arriada, Antionette Blackwood
Supported Learning Basketball
I couldn’t be prouder of our basketballers.
In 2017, we started in Division 3. This
year we moved to Division 2 and took
out 1st place within that division. A
great big thank you to excellent coaches
in Easter and Tara. They have practised
with the students daily. Thanks also to
our wonderful caregivers who came
to support and to Fiona for giving the
students heaps of encouragement each
week.
Well done everyone.
Jenny Mackenzie
LTL, Supported Learning Centre
Outdoor Education
Best CEO: Lily Baker
The participating students.
Over the course of Week 10 of Term 3, the Mairehau HOP
team took the PED301, SNROED, PED101 and OED101
classes to Craigieburn for some epic adventures!!
In the breathtakingly beautiful mountains, this lucky
crew tramped, mountain biked, navigated and did
lots of other cool little activities like bivvy building
and cooking marshmallows over fires they made for
breakfast! We made some amazing life-long memories
and very much enjoyed the glorious weather - even the
4 inches of snow we woke up to one morning - brrrrrr!
The winning team: Aleisha Bouma, Hensley Sampang
and Lily Baker.
Year 13 Biology
This was the Year 13 Biology Field Trip
to Orana park. The field trip was for the
purpose to learn more about human
evolution which is one of the external
exams. The students got to see the
different types of primates at the zoo
and study models of skulls that have
been found that pave the path from the
evolution of modern day humans from
primates. The students enjoyed the field
trip and were able to measure and handle
the skulls to help visualize what they had
been learning in class
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Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
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Russian apple cake
Serves 8-10
Ingredients
6 large apples (granny smiths are
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3 large good-quality eggs, at
room temperature
1 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup flour
Pinch cinnamon
Directions
Grease an 18cm round cake
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with greaseproof paper.
Prepare the apples by peeling
and removing core. Cut the
apples into small chunks and
place directly into prepared cake
tin.
Using an electric mixer, whisk
the eggs with the sugar and
vanilla until thick and airy and
ribbons form on the surface.
Sift in the flour and fold
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Pour over the apples – the egg
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Okonomiyaki pancake
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Ingredients
½ small cabbage, very thinly
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4 carrots, julienned or sliced as
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½ red onion, sliced thinly
4 leaves kale, cavolo nero, stalks
removed and sliced very thin
1 tsp salt
6 eggs, lightly beaten
½ cup flour or rice flour
Oil for frying
To serve
2 spring onions, sliced thinly
Japanese mayonnaise
Okonomiyaki sauce
Directions
Toss all the prepared vegetables
and salt together in a large bowl.
Mix through the eggs and flour
until evenly combined.
Heat a large fry pan on
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REAL ESTATE
Modern magnificence
237 Mt Pleasant Road, Mount Pleasant
Auction: Thur 7 Nov at 4pm, on site (unless sold prior)
3 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garaging | Listing Number OPA24823
Impeccably crafted and executed, this
spectacular brand new property overlooks
outstanding scenery, combining striking
visual form with the utmost convenience to
comfortably accommodate modern family
living.
Newly constructed to the latest
specifications, this build will provide peace
of mind, the architectural finish satisfying an
appetite for elegance.
Bold black cedar and Rockcote over
Integra panel cladding complements
the oak flooring indoors where designer
detailing include a David Trubridge feature
light, quality McKenzie and Willis window
furnishings and an exquisite kitchen.
Magnificent ocean and estuary views with
the sensational mountain views out to the
Kaikoura’s provide a sense of serenity, and
the glistening city lights ensure your outlook
is idyllic, even by night.
The intelligent layout places a strong
emphasis on lifestyle, which will appeal
to both families and couples who adore
entertaining.
Anchoring the open plan living is the chic
kitchen, complete with island bench, walk-in
pantry, high-end tiling and appliances. Eco
and hardwood decking effortlessly extends
from the home to provide outdoor living
areas across both floors, with a level lawn and
landscaped garden the perfect private setting
for socialising.
Excellent in-built storage options, and
contemporary convenience with partial
underfloor heating, two heatpumps, LED
lighting, gas fire, superior insulation and
double-glazing heightening comfort levels.
Three bedrooms accompanied by two
tiled bathrooms, the master enjoying a walkin
robe and ensuite. A second area can be
utilised in many ways: extra living, study or
even a media room if required.
Flat drive-on access and double internal
access garaging is a bonus for any hillside
home, while zoning for Mt Pleasant and
Redcliffs Primary Schools represent yet
another advantage.
This property will appeal to seekers
of a post-quake new build exuding lowmaintenance
luxury and design excellence.
Open Homes Wednesday 11:30-12:00pm
and Saturday and Sunday 3:30-4:00pm.
See you at an open home or call Simon
and Paula of Ray White Ferrymead on 0274
304 691 to arrange a private viewing.
Simon and
Paula Standeven
Licensee Salespersons
(REAA 2008)
Ray White Ferrymead –
Prier Manson Ltd.
www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org.nz
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Toyota Hilux
1954 MG TF T-Car Mk II Replica
Aluminium Boat & Trailer
NZ-made Fishing Rod
1952 Morris Oxford Mo
Mercury Bottom End & Stern Leg, 115hp
$6,350
ID 31782
$2,000
ID 31547
$2,500
ID 28339
$120
ID 31793
See Seller
ID 31604
See Seller
ID 26262
Lunar Freelander Caravan 524
4 Old Crocks
Toyota Avensis Wagon 2.0 Auto
Victorian Rocking Basinet
1994 Toyota Starlet
Portable Antique Gramophone
$20,500
ID 31745
$130
ID 31788
$7,999
ID 31664
$250
ID 31806
$1,850
ID 28172
$125
ID 31804
Eurotech Oil Heater
2005 Lexus GS300
1997 Toyota Starlet
Antique Milking Brass Bucket
Tidy VY SS Commodore
2015 Yamaha MT-09 ABS
$5
ID 31546
$10,000
ID 31728
$3,500
ID 31594
$150
ID 31743
$14,750
ID 31800
$8,500
ID 25296
Free Piano
Antique Milking Brass Bucket
1996 Toyota RAV4
42” Viera Panasonic TV
Petrol Waterblaster
Rover Lawnmower
FREE!!
ID 31744
$150
ID 31743
$2,600
ID 28333
Reasonable Offers
ID 31761
$250
ID 31419
$250
ID 31417
Murray Yard-King Ride-on Mower
Thumper 4x4 Air Compressor
Nissan Navara D21 Kingcab
Yakima Rocketbox Pro 12
Nissan Navara TD27t Manual
Chook House
$1,150
ID 31329
$130
ID 31238
$3,500
ID 29769
$350
ID 31731
$3,550
ID 30707
$700
ID 26913
3 Elephants
Antique Furniture
Bentwood French Rocker
1998 Honda Accord
Foot joy DNA Golf Shoes
Teardrop Camper
$25
ID 31758
See Seller
ID 31724
$350
ID 31714
$2,500
ID 31476
$50
ID 31732
$6,000
ID 31257
2004 Ford Courier With Dog Box
Three-piece Lounge Suite
Romess Potbelly Stove
Mercedes Benz C230
Old Scales
Nomad Nifty Awning
$12,000
ID 31327
$1,250
ID 31733
$500
ID 31184
$8,500
ID 31191
$30
ID 31182
$800
ID 31751
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