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Currently in "returning from hiatus" mode, I am a self representing artist, based at my home by the sea in Timaru, NZ. I paint mixed media abstracts predominantly featuring horizons of light, skies an

For details of the Geraldine Challenge Bike ride, click here http://www.geraldinebikechallenge.co.nz/

It's nearly Christmas again and that means Cookie Time Christmas Cookies! My name is Steph Gregor and I'm the salesperson of these for the Timaru district, which extends up to Geraldine, down to Makikihi and across to Lake Tekapo. I'll be doing my very best to visit all businesses in this area over the next few weeks. If you're interested get in touch with the lovely HQ girls on 0800XCOOKIE and either make sure that I visit your business (with lots of free samples...) or place your order with them, and I'll deliver it for you closer to Christmas. We have THREE delicious flavours this year which is exciting. As always, the Apricot Chocolate Chip and Chocolate Chip ($15) and a brand new flavour which is White Chocolate and Cranberry - this is only $14 as it is a special introductory price! If you see me round town with my bright cookie shirt on feel free to come up and chat and grab a few samples.

Timaru Taylors

Timaru is pronounced /ˈtɪməruː/ tim-ə-roo (TIM-A-ROO) The Māori placed named Te Maru is not the city TIMARU but the original beach area they used to rest on long canoes journeys. Te Maru, which can mean a 'place of shelter. The City Timaru was built and named by European settlers. Timaru is Not a Māori name, it is a European place name. Te Maru & Timaru should be considered as two different entities. For some reason North Island(NZ) News readers and TV host's commonly make this mistake. It it was a city settled and build block by block, street by street by Māori it would have no doubt been named by them. But is was not. In respect to "European Culture" and Pronunciation it is TIM-A-ROO.

We are a group of People at have one if not more thing in common and that is PC LAN gaming, we try to gather At least once a month for a Massive LAN. We play all sorts of game on the night form FPS, strategy games, to whatever the group decides on the night.

Timaru is a major port in the southern Canterbury region of New Zealand, located 160 kilometres south of Christchurch and about 200 kilometres north of Dunedin on the eastern Pacific coast of the South Island. The Timaru District, a territorial authority of 42,867 people (2006 census) in and around the former Timaru City (27,200), includes a prosperous agricultural hinterland with links to smaller rural communities such as Pleasant Point (1,170), Temuka (4,044), and Geraldine (2,244). The Timaru urban area is the second largest city in the Canterbury Region, after Christchurch. Caroline Bay beach is a popular recreational area located close to Timaru's town centre, just to the north of the substantial port facilities. Beyond Caroline Bay, the industrial suburb of Washdyke is at a major junction with State Highway 8, the main route into the Mackenzie Country. This provides a road link to Fairlie, Twizel, Lake Tekapo, Aoraki/Mount Cook and Queenstown.

Running from July 4-8, 2012, the Heartland Festival of Brass Timaru 2012 will be the event of the year for brass bands.

We are a Young Enterprise Team from Timaru Boys' High School called Gidget Gadget, we are an online shop specializing in smartphone repairs, website design, phone cases and accessory sales. we operate out of both our website http://gidgetgadget.co.nz and in person for local business. For any enquires call jesse shearer at +64 27 600 5589 or email jesse and cameron at info@gidgetgadget.co.nz Who's in our company? Cameron Foster, Managing Director, cam@gidgetgadget.co.nz Jesse Shearer, Communication and Sales Director, jesse@gidgetgadget.co.nz Tyler McCarron, Financial and Operations Director, tyler@gidgetgadget.co.nz

Setting up A new Original Clothing Brand , should be out soon (: Cheap swag as fuck clothing,