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Big Anzac Day turnout<br />
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Heathcote<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
We shall remember them. These words echoed across the region area as hundreds of people joined in on Anzac Day<br />
commemoration services on Sunday. They came together to remember those who gave their lives in service to New<br />
Zealand and to also reflect on the brave work of those who still serve today. The well-attended service in Lyttelton<br />
(above) featured a parade of bagpipe players marching along London St. More than 800 people attended the dawn<br />
service in Heathcote Valley. About 500 people then paraded to the Valley Inn Tavern where keen cooks had been<br />
up since 4.30am preparing breakfast. Members of the Sumner Lifeboat and surf life saving clubs took part in the<br />
services in Sumner. After Covid-19 meant last year’s services usual gatherings could not take place, the large<br />
turnouts this year showed the power of community spirit.<br />
HEATHCOTE residents have<br />
successfully campaigned for train<br />
speed limits through their valley<br />
to remain the same.<br />
A KiwiRail spokesperson told<br />
Bay Harbour News the company<br />
would be keeping the speed limit<br />
for trains travelling through<br />
Heathcote at 40km/h.<br />
Said Heathcote Valley Community<br />
Association chairman<br />
Lewis Low: “This was the correct<br />
decision and the right thing to do.<br />
Everyone is really happy about this<br />
decision.”<br />
It was decided after KiwiRail<br />
representatives Steve Pye and John<br />
Gousmett met with the community<br />
on March 15 to discuss a<br />
proposed change of increasing the<br />
speeds to 50km/h.<br />
More than 60 people turned up<br />
the meeting to share their<br />
perspective on the issue.<br />
Gousmett explained to the<br />
group the increased speed would<br />
actually reduce the amount of<br />
noise as trains would no longer<br />
have to increase power as they<br />
approached Lyttelton tunnel.<br />
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Storm hits Sumner businesses<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
A PIZZERIA and a florist were<br />
flooded after Saturday’s heavy<br />
rain saw an overflow of water on<br />
the streets of Sumner.<br />
Fire & Slice manager Pal Singh<br />
said as the water rose on the<br />
streets outside the pizzeria on<br />
Wakefield Ave, it also flowed<br />
over the curb<br />
and in through<br />
the front door.<br />
The water<br />
covered the<br />
entire floor of<br />
the building,<br />
Pal Singh<br />
including the<br />
dining area,<br />
kitchen, pantry and stock chiller,<br />
flowing all the way to the back<br />
door.<br />
It took seven hours to clean<br />
up the water and sanitise the<br />
restaurant once the flooding had<br />
stopped.<br />
Singh said the flooding was<br />
disappointing as just two weeks<br />
prior the road works through<br />
Sumner Village had been completed.<br />
Said Singh: “The building<br />
had flooded in 2019 and after<br />
the roadworks had finished we<br />
thought this problem should be<br />
fixed.”<br />
A previous business in the<br />
building – Stoked – had also<br />
seen previous incidents of<br />
flooding. The owner had raised<br />
these concerns with the city<br />
council when the new street<br />
design came out but their<br />
concerns were not addressed.<br />
The floor of Harakeke florist<br />
and giftshop on Marriner St was<br />
also flooded.<br />
The Sumner Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade was called out at 9pm<br />
to the village to provide help to<br />
those affected by the flooding.<br />
Deputy Chief Fire Officer,<br />
Darren Wright, said city council<br />
contractors also worked alongside<br />
the fire brigade, digging<br />
out a third stormwater pipe at<br />
the beach, which relieved the<br />
flooding.<br />
Wright explained when<br />
flooding occurred it is important<br />
vehicles drive slower through<br />
the water to prevent waves<br />
which cause further damage to<br />
buildings.<br />
FLOODED: Water inside Fire & Slice’s kitchen, a pizzeria<br />
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Fatality avoided<br />
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Airbags prevented what<br />
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into a power pole on<br />
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and fixed the pole later that<br />
morning.<br />
The Sumner Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade was called out to<br />
attend the scene at 12.15am.<br />
Vibrations of trains<br />
concerning<br />
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He also said the trains were<br />
currently burning more diesel<br />
and this was counter-productive<br />
to KiwiRail’s commitment to be<br />
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However, residents explained<br />
their main concerns were about<br />
the vibration caused by the trains,<br />
not the speed. The faster a train<br />
goes, the higher the vibrations.<br />
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Educating teen parents both a reward<br />
• By Bea Gooding<br />
NO MATTER what life throws<br />
at the teenage mothers of<br />
Kimihia Parents’ College, they<br />
know their little family’s future<br />
is in safe hands.<br />
That’s where Diane Atkins<br />
and her team come in, to ensure<br />
young mothers can see the light<br />
at the end of the tunnel while<br />
juggling the responsibility of<br />
pregnancy, raising a baby and<br />
finishing secondary school.<br />
The head teacher embraces the<br />
challenge because, at the end of<br />
the day, there was always a positive<br />
outcome – something she<br />
made sure to emphasise within<br />
the classroom.<br />
“I’m juggling a lot of balls, but<br />
as long as I catch those balls,<br />
I’m okay. What I’ve learned is<br />
that there’s always a positive<br />
outcome,” said Atkins.<br />
Working with the girls from<br />
when they came in, to the end,<br />
was a “big long journey.” Many<br />
were kicked out of school or had<br />
to leave because they no longer<br />
related to their peers.<br />
“They’ve been bullied at<br />
school, so a lot of them come in<br />
suspicious of another school, but<br />
once they settle in, they make<br />
lifelong friends and lifelong steps<br />
to success.”<br />
Atkins teaches business applications,<br />
digital technology and<br />
runs the parents’ school, having<br />
done so for the past six years.<br />
Until she went to Canterbury<br />
University to study teaching and<br />
computing, the thought of teaching<br />
never crossed her mind.<br />
She did not have to move very<br />
far from her old job to the role at<br />
Kimihia, where she previously<br />
taught at Linwood College for 16<br />
years.<br />
Kimihia is hosted by Linwood<br />
College but operates from a different<br />
site, as all teen parent units<br />
across the country are hosted by<br />
a high school.<br />
It is a chance for 14 to 19-yearolds<br />
who are parents, or about<br />
to have a child, to finish NCEA<br />
level 1, 2 and 3 and develop the<br />
best possible pathway for them,<br />
and their children’s future.<br />
Students could also bring their<br />
babies to school as there was a<br />
childcare unit next door.<br />
SAFE:<br />
Kimihia<br />
Parents’<br />
College<br />
head<br />
teacher<br />
Diane Atkins<br />
and her<br />
dog, Honey,<br />
who has<br />
been at the<br />
school as<br />
long as she<br />
has.<br />
PHOTO:<br />
GEOFF<br />
SLOAN<br />
Strong empathy for the mothers<br />
and having the means to help<br />
them was the key behind the<br />
switch from mainstream classes<br />
to a more specialised school,<br />
designed for up to 30 students at<br />
a time.<br />
Not only did she have the skill<br />
of teaching under her belt from<br />
Linwood, being a mother of two<br />
sons herself brought invaluable<br />
experience to the position.<br />
“I saw it as a change, a different<br />
direction for myself and a challenge,”<br />
said Atkins.<br />
“I didn’t know what it would<br />
be like because I loved what I<br />
was doing at Linwood.”<br />
Each day was a reward in itself<br />
because Atkins was able to witness<br />
the progress of both mother<br />
and child every year.<br />
By the time they left school,<br />
her aim was for everyone to<br />
have confidence in themselves<br />
to move further in life, whether<br />
it was to go to university, getting<br />
a job or even having more<br />
children.<br />
“The best time is at the celebrations<br />
because we have the<br />
whānau in; we see [the girls] at<br />
their best,” she said.<br />
“They’ve achieved level 1, 2<br />
and 3, had their babies and are<br />
doing well, and they’re going<br />
off to a future that’s better than<br />
where they were when they came<br />
in – that’s where my passion<br />
lies.”<br />
Having smaller class sizes<br />
meant teachers could have a<br />
better understanding of each student<br />
and the troubles they faced<br />
outside the classroom.<br />
At Linwood, there were<br />
usually 25 to 30 students per<br />
class, which made it difficult to<br />
see what was happening behind<br />
the scenes.<br />
Christine Maynard’s roots are in the deep South, gateway to<br />
Fiordland, the dramatic beauty undoubtedly having an influence on<br />
her. Self taught, she has taken her creativity to painting semi abstract<br />
landscapes. Layering paint and working into the paint with various<br />
tools allows suggestion of strata, erosion, flora and fauna.<br />
Maynard says of her work “The paintings aim to reveal the essential<br />
nature – or soul – of the landscape. There are many hidden layers<br />
beneath the surface. These are depicted by multiple layers of texture<br />
and colour, often revealed by scraping back the top surfaces.<br />
Each painting shows that the landscape is inherently transient. There<br />
may be solid rock in one area of the painting transformed to shifting<br />
sand in another area. Or there may be a snow-capped mountain in<br />
one area transformed to a flowing river in the other.<br />
The paintings show this evolution in a “deconstructed” way. All<br />
the elements of the landscape exist together in a “patchwork” of<br />
mountain, glacier, river, field and sky. The paintings are another way<br />
of seeing the natural environment, but with a familiarity that appeals<br />
to our emotions . . . hidden essence . . . “<br />
Hidden Essence is Maynard’s second solo show at Little River Gallery,<br />
her first was very successful and served to propel her well into the art<br />
world, her paintings have come to rest in art collections throughout<br />
New Zealand and beyond.<br />
‘Hidden Essence’ on exhibition at Little River Gallery 1 – 25 May<br />
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Hidden Treasure<br />
Our Representation<br />
Review is underway<br />
We’re proposing some tweaks to the city’s ward<br />
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and a challenge<br />
Said Atkins: “When you’re a<br />
teacher you don’t get time to do<br />
that; I didn’t get a behind-thescenes<br />
look. You don’t know<br />
about their family life, about<br />
the problems they’re having.<br />
Whereas at Kimihia, they each<br />
have an individual programme.<br />
With these girls, the whole picture<br />
comes through.”<br />
Although Kimihia only took on<br />
young mothers, as they were often<br />
primary caregivers, the door<br />
never closed on teen dads.<br />
“If there was a father who<br />
was the main caregiver, then he<br />
would be allowed to come. It’s<br />
just that they’re not there – mums<br />
are the ones who come in when<br />
they’re pregnant.”<br />
Atkins commended the fact<br />
that the students were still coming<br />
to school in spite of the challenges<br />
before them.<br />
The young mothers still did<br />
their best, even when they turned<br />
up exhausted each day following<br />
a sleepless night, due to either<br />
their pregnancies or tending to<br />
crying babies.<br />
A common barrier behind teen<br />
parents missing school was if<br />
they or their child got sick, or if<br />
they needed to attend appointments.<br />
It was why Kimihia introduced<br />
a van service that took students<br />
to and from school, and to any<br />
appointments throughout the<br />
day.<br />
It enabled them to miss part<br />
of the day, rather than the whole<br />
day altogether.<br />
A counsellor and a nurse<br />
on-site meant they could seek<br />
guidance on issues with housing,<br />
money or family. Some were<br />
on the journey alone without a<br />
partner.<br />
Every girl had a story.<br />
“Supporting them through that<br />
is important because they know<br />
when they get to the top of that<br />
ladder, their child will get there<br />
too,” said Atkins.<br />
“At the end of the day, these<br />
girls get off the couch and come<br />
to school.”<br />
Atkins was born and raised in<br />
Christchurch. She loves to walk<br />
her golden retriever, Honey, who<br />
provides an extra layer of comfort<br />
at school.<br />
She only had one piece<br />
of advice for teen parents<br />
considering a path towards<br />
education.<br />
“Get off the couch and do what<br />
you need to do to create a better<br />
life for your child,” she said.<br />
“It’s important for them to see<br />
that whatever they gain, their<br />
child will gain.”<br />
Pupils bring port<br />
narratives to life<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
OUR STORIES, a community<br />
project involving pupils from<br />
Lyttelton Primary School, has<br />
joined with a mapping app<br />
bringing people’s narratives to<br />
life.<br />
The project is now available<br />
as a layer on the city council’s<br />
Smart<strong>View</strong> website app, which<br />
displays real time information<br />
about Christchurch.<br />
Year 7 and 8 pupils in Lyttelton<br />
have been interviewing people<br />
about their experiences and memories<br />
of growing up in the port.<br />
These stories are then curated<br />
by project director Kris Herbert,<br />
and shared on the Our Stories<br />
app, linking the tales to specific<br />
areas in the community.<br />
Herbert started the project in<br />
2018 and at the beginning of this<br />
year, approached the school to<br />
ask if they would be interested in<br />
helping.<br />
Teacher Rachel Cummins said<br />
the project sat well within their<br />
curriculum which focuses on<br />
“our place.”<br />
When Herbert has an interview<br />
subject, she emails Cummins,<br />
who then picks out the<br />
interviewing pupils from a hat.<br />
Those chosen then go through<br />
the questions they will ask and<br />
plan out their interview.<br />
Said Cummins: “They always<br />
come back after the interview<br />
buzzing with stories.”<br />
Cummins explained the pupils<br />
are always fascinated by the<br />
stories they hear.<br />
One particular story that stood<br />
out was told by a man from<br />
Rapaki.<br />
He informed the pupils about<br />
the rivalry between Lyttelton<br />
West and Lyttelton Primary.<br />
When he was growing up, brawls<br />
were often organised.<br />
This pre-meditated violence<br />
shocked the pupils.<br />
Cummins said the pupils involvement<br />
with the project helps<br />
them to connect to the Lyttelton<br />
community.<br />
Herbert explained the collaboration<br />
with Smartview is<br />
helping to expand the reach of<br />
the project.<br />
“As Our Stories project expands,<br />
we hope to fill the whole city with<br />
beautiful memories of places.”<br />
Our Stories is currently<br />
seeking funding to expand<br />
into more communities. Other<br />
schools are welcome to contact<br />
Herbert to find out more<br />
information on how they can get<br />
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KINDNESS: Webb spends hours creating unique murals in the sand; his<br />
purpose - just to make people smile.<br />
ANZAC DAY: Webb created this mural on Sunday to commemorate service<br />
people.<br />
Sand mandalas at Sumner celebrate life<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
SUMNER BEACH is being used<br />
as a unique canvas.<br />
Artist Wayne Webb has been<br />
creating sand mandalas on the<br />
beach, which has been attracting<br />
a lot of interest.<br />
On Anzac Day, people walking<br />
along the promenade could<br />
see a sand memorial for service<br />
people.<br />
Webb has made Sumner his<br />
canvas before.<br />
He has created sand sunflowers<br />
and has shared inspiring<br />
quotes, such as “Love life, you<br />
only get 1,” and “Aspire to inspire<br />
everyone.”<br />
Webb’s why behind his artwork<br />
is simple.<br />
“It makes people smile,” he<br />
said. “It costs nothing to be<br />
kind.”<br />
Making the artwork also helps<br />
him to unwind and feel relaxed.<br />
“I feel freedom and I can be<br />
spontaneous. I get to go down<br />
to the beach and just see what<br />
happens.”<br />
Webb started the sand<br />
creations about a year ago<br />
after he had noticed another<br />
man creating sand art in New<br />
Brighton.<br />
As a long time supporter of<br />
mental health organisation Hey<br />
Bro - The Kiwi Brotherhood,<br />
Webb approached the man and<br />
asked if he would create a sand<br />
mural for the group.<br />
Webb said the man gave him<br />
the confidence to try sand art out<br />
himself, seeing it was possible<br />
through helping out with the<br />
Hey Bro mural.<br />
He has now lost count of how<br />
many sand murals he has made.<br />
Webb often works at Sumner,<br />
but he has also created art at<br />
New Brighton, Taylors Mistake,<br />
Akaroa and Okains Bay.<br />
His favourite art work is in<br />
MEMORIAL ART:<br />
Webb’s favourite<br />
creation he’s<br />
made so far - a<br />
memorial in<br />
Okains Bay.<br />
Okains Bay. It was a memorial<br />
art work and featured a love<br />
heart and a large eagle soaring<br />
across the shore. He was approached<br />
to do the art work by a<br />
woman whose father had died.<br />
Said Webb: “The ocean always<br />
takes the art work back, it’s like a<br />
cleansing.”<br />
LOVE LIFE: Webb share’s<br />
snippets of wisdom<br />
through his creative sand<br />
work.<br />
Webb is currently working<br />
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health.<br />
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me save my life. I was depressed<br />
and suicidal,” he said. “Suicide<br />
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Although the sand art takes<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> <strong>29</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 9<br />
Hillview Christian School in St Martins was a hive of<br />
activity last week as children bobbed and weaved<br />
their way through a range of activities at the Kelly<br />
Sports holiday programme. Activities throughout<br />
the week included dodgeball, indoor bowls and a<br />
Harry Potter Wizard’s Cup.<br />
Samuel Boros, 9, of St Martins. steals the<br />
flag and then went on to make it back<br />
to his side untagged to win the game for<br />
his team.<br />
James Stoney, 11, of Beckenham, gets<br />
tagged after unsuccessfully trying to sidestep<br />
Jake Hutana, 9, of Woolston.<br />
Giulianna Manzano, 9, of St Martins, deals out the cards<br />
during a game of Uno.<br />
Jake Hutana gets un-tagged.<br />
Casey Erkkila, 9, of Woolston on the hunt for<br />
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Thursday <strong>April</strong> <strong>29</strong> <strong>2021</strong> 11<br />
FUNDRAISER: Members of the Sumner Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade enjoy a coffee on Anzac. (From left) – Mark Dooley,<br />
Kevin Rowlands, Craig Henderson and Sean Yeates. <br />
Fundraiser nets $573<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
JOE’S GARAGE has raised $573<br />
for the Sumner Volunteer Fire<br />
Brigade on Anzac Day.<br />
They donated $2 from every<br />
coffee sold.<br />
The cafe in Sumner have been<br />
running this fundraiser for the<br />
past four years.<br />
They usually pick a random<br />
day during the year to hold the<br />
fundraiser but they decided on<br />
ANZAC day this year as it was<br />
fitting with people in service.<br />
Callum Brownlee has owned<br />
and operated Joe’s Garage for<br />
five years. He said the low-key<br />
fundraiser was inspired by the<br />
volunteer fire brigade’s service to<br />
the community.<br />
“The fire brigade are not just<br />
our customers but they look after<br />
our community,” Brownlee said.<br />
“This is our no thrills way to<br />
say thanks.”<br />
Previously, they have only<br />
donated $1 from each coffee sold,<br />
but Brownlee said, with the increase<br />
in coffee prices along with<br />
everything else, they hoped the<br />
$2 donated would have a greater<br />
impact.<br />
As well as the coffee donations,<br />
they also replaced their tip jar<br />
with a donation jar.<br />
In 2020, they raised $437 for<br />
the brigade.<br />
“This year the fundraiser<br />
is doubly important as the<br />
volunteer fire brigade are in a<br />
temporary station and although,<br />
most of the new build is covered<br />
by Fire and Emergency New<br />
Zealand, there are a lot of extras<br />
which are unfunded.”<br />
Big turnout for fun run<br />
• By Samantha Mythen<br />
MORE THAN $5300 was raised<br />
on Saturday during the Artists<br />
against Slavery fun run event in<br />
Diamond Harbour.<br />
A total of 341km was walked<br />
and ran by more than 60 participants<br />
aged from two to 76 years<br />
old.<br />
Members of the Diamond<br />
Harbour Volunteer Fire Brigade<br />
ran laps in full firefighting gear.<br />
Two members ran 18 laps under<br />
the heat of the noon sun.<br />
The money will be donated<br />
to Hagar International, which<br />
helps rescue and rehabilitate<br />
trafficked people in Afghanistan,<br />
Cambodia and Vietnam.<br />
ESTUARY MATTERS<br />
Bid to turn Mugford Drain<br />
waste area into habitat<br />
The Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust is a non-profit<br />
organisation formed to protect one of New Zealand’s<br />
most important coastal wetlands. Each week, board<br />
members will discuss matters regarding the estuary, its<br />
rich history and what makes it unique. This week Tanya<br />
Jenkins writes about Mugford Drain’s industrial legacy<br />
LEGACY: The Mugford Drain in Bexley, which is currently a<br />
focus for the Avon-Heathcote Estuary Ihutai Trust as part of<br />
its restoration projects. <br />
IF YOU are driving along Anzac<br />
Drive between the Bridge St<br />
roundabout and Pages Rd, you<br />
may notice some work being<br />
done on the city side of the road<br />
and in front of the new Bexley<br />
dog park.<br />
A small drain parallel to the<br />
main road is called Mugford<br />
Drain. Trevor and Shirley Mugford<br />
lived there for many years<br />
after Shirley’s parents ran a dairy<br />
farm running between Bexley Rd<br />
(now Anzac Drive) and Breezes<br />
Rd.<br />
When most of the 40ha farm<br />
was taken in 1964 for landfill,<br />
the family was able to retain a<br />
piece of land near Bexley Rd for<br />
housing.<br />
When European settlers first<br />
came to this part of Christchurch<br />
they described it in 1856 as being<br />
mostly swamp, with flax, toe toe<br />
grass and rushes.<br />
Eels, whitebait, frogs and more<br />
than 100 species of birds were<br />
noted.<br />
The soil and water in this area<br />
are quite salty and ideal for recreating<br />
this coastal marshland.<br />
In preparing the area for planting<br />
in 2019, estuary trust volunteers<br />
supervised and guided by<br />
city council park ranger Jason<br />
Roberts have uncovered a legacy<br />
of the area’s industrial past.<br />
Leather off-cuts, in surprisingly<br />
good condition from a footwear<br />
maker, had been dumped<br />
there.<br />
The origin is not clear, but a<br />
likely candidate is the Arctic<br />
Shoe Company. This was a bootmaking<br />
business that operated<br />
from 1926 to 1939.<br />
Skins were bought from the<br />
Bowron Tanneries in Woolston<br />
and made into sheepskin boots<br />
for sale all over New Zealand.<br />
Haeata Community Campus<br />
students enjoyed the opportunity<br />
to help us design and create a<br />
“lizard island” last year which is<br />
already occupied.<br />
Having completed the<br />
landscape layout and mulching<br />
to prepare the soil the land is<br />
now ready for some serious<br />
planting, mulching and weeding<br />
tasks.<br />
The Estuary Trust will be hosting<br />
several, three-hour Saturday<br />
morning working sessions.<br />
We invite you to contact the<br />
trust on info@estuary.org.nz<br />
to be listed on the “Mugford<br />
restoration team” mail-out list to<br />
receive dates and times of these<br />
restoration days.<br />
Let us turn this waste area back<br />
to an ecological standard where<br />
birds, lizards, plants and insects<br />
can thrive again.<br />
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$4,500<br />
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ID 37453<br />
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ID 37778<br />
$2,600<br />
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ID 37768<br />
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ID 37759<br />
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2002 Audi TT Roadster<br />
Nissan Note 15X<br />
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ID 37733<br />
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ID 37554<br />
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ID 37571<br />
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2-Airless Paint Spraying<br />
Machines<br />
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$25,000<br />
ID 37467<br />
$850<br />
ID 36573<br />
$240<br />
ID 31468<br />
$55<br />
ID 35905<br />
$30<br />
ID 37704<br />
2014 Subaru Impreza<br />
Milazo Dual Suspension<br />
26” Mountain Bike<br />
Beer Brewing Kit<br />
with all Utensils<br />
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Casio Digital Keyboard<br />
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$12,500<br />
ID 37068<br />
$150<br />
ID 37697<br />
$80<br />
ID 37574<br />
$45<br />
ID 32870<br />
$100<br />
ID 36022<br />
$5<br />
ID 34040<br />
Honda Stream<br />
Range Hood<br />
21 Clay Pots & Saucers<br />
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2 Stroke Engine<br />
Rams For Sale<br />
$3,750<br />
ID 36731<br />
$50<br />
ID 25776<br />
$100<br />
ID 37509<br />
$90<br />
ID 35847<br />
$200<br />
ID 25140<br />
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ID 37680<br />
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