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Hitech Motor Sport

Hitech Motor Sport

69 Creek Street,Drury, Auckland ,
Motor Sport and Performance Car workshopDyno Tuning using Dynapack 2wd and 4wd DynoCarburetor and Engine management set up and tuningRace Engine BuildingFabricationEfi injector testing and cleaningCas
Trade-Enviro Ltd

Trade-Enviro Ltd

31 Firth Street,Drury, Auckland, Auckland ,
Environmental Consultation,Ecology,Wetland Construction,Tree Planting,Resource Consent Help,Revegetation,Grassing,Silt Management,Consultancy,Design Build
JJ's Commercial Cleaning Services

JJ's Commercial Cleaning Services

3/157 Great South Road, Drury ,
JJ's Commercial Cleaning Provides to you: COMMERCIAL CLEANING Offices - Schools - Kindergartens - Pubs & Bars - All commercial properties CARPET CLEANING Hot Water Extraction Carpet Cleaning - Cerftified Industry Trained in Carpet cleaning & Advanced Spot Removal SPRING CLEANS That yearly clean to freshen up your home TENANCY/HOUSE CLEAN UPS To capture the eyes of your landlord/bodycorp. Or if your tenant's have left a bit of a mess COMMERCIAL STRIPPING & POLISHING Certified Industry Trained in Reilient Floor Care
Tel: 09 2946167
First Tier Sports Productions

First Tier Sports Productions

PO Box 48, Drury, Auckland ,
First Tier is one of NZ leading event management companies. We put on all your favorite events including the XTERRA Rotorua Festival and the Panasonic People’s Tri’s. We have built a sol
Dancewell Studios

Dancewell Studios

883 Runciman Road, Drury ,
Have you ever wanted to be able to just grab someone and strut your stuff on the dance floor? If so, you have come to the right place. Come to Dancewell Studios to learn the latest and funkiest dances going around. We can help you whether it's just for fun, to meet new friends, to learn that particular dance, to prepare for a special occasion, to get fit and healthy or to even be the next dancesport champion! At Dancewell Studios you will find a friendly & caring atmosphere, with teachers who are ready to assist you in achieving your goals. All our classes are "Pay-as-You go", so no stress if you can't make every class, and you don't even need a partner!
Waiarjipa Homestead

Waiarjipa Homestead

46 Flanagan Rd. Drury, Auckland ,
Its a magical space for the traditional New Zealand experience located at the edge of Auckland city. A unique, relaxing, private atmosphere with green open spaces, welcoming hosts and friendly critters. Chickens, sheep, goats, cows and dogs all greet you and encourage you to stay and take a moment to enjoy the good life. Embrace the spirit and lifestyle of the Waiarjipa Homestead. An ideal spot for those who would like to get a taste of country with out being too isolated.
Tel: 274928965
Runciman Equestrian Park

Runciman Equestrian Park

801 Runciman Road, Drury ,
Friendly grazing for our equine buddies :-)
Cheapskates Dunedin

Cheapskates Dunedin

350 George Street, Dunedin ,
Cheapskates Dunedin first opened in a humble little abode on Princess St in 1994. It soon shifted to Lower Stuart St in ’95, then on to our current home in a quant little crumbling hovel, #350 George Street. Proud of being the oldest skate establishment in Dunedin, we’re also proud of having always sponsored and supported local skaters.
Dunedin TimeBank

Dunedin TimeBank

Malcam Trust, 174 Princes St, Dunedin ,
For more news and info (via email) about the Dunedin TimeBank, please sign up to our new mailing list by e-mailing us at dunedintimebank@gmail.com Here is a summary of our progress in 2011: The Malcam Trust have offered to umbrella us, and we have had several meetings so far on their premises and look forward to further developing this exciting relationship. We have also been very fortunate to receive on-going support from Volunteering Otago. After putting the word out through our own networks we have also formed a Steering Committee of 12 members. Peter has kindly created a brochure for us (with our thanks going out to the Lyttelton, Otaki and Taita Time Banks for their previous work) which has been very useful for communicating the concept. We have explained on the brochure that as we’re still getting established it is not possible to join the TimeBank at this stage, however we welcome any offers of support towards the work that we are doing to set up our Timebank. We have made appearances at a few public events, the Moving Planet 350.org day held at Dunedin North Intermediate, at a separate event run by the Malcam Trust, and we spoke at 'Fronting Up to Our Deteriorating World' – a public meeting held here in Dunedin to discuss issues of concern, and practical solutions, around three broad themes: Energy, Economics and Community. At this event we talked about both the Dunedin TimeBank, and Fleeing Vesuvius – the exciting new publication from Living Economies. Our main focus in attending these events, at this early stage, is to find extra keen volunteers who are able to help us get set up, and just to generally ‘get the word out’ so that when we do launch (hopefully March or April 2012) there will be a few more people around town who are familiar with the concept. We also had a fantastic time at the recent National Time Banking Hui held in Lyttelton! Thirty keen Timebankers attended the hui, representing Timebanks from Kaitaia to Gore and most places in between! You can read the notes from our conversations at the hui, and join us in the forum, at www.timebank.org.nz Please see contact details below if you’d like to find out more or get involved with setting up the Dunedin TimeBank.
Tel: 6434774175