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Our vision is to become a global leader in the manufacturer and development of geophysical equipment as well as providing cutting edge geophysical technologies and services for groundwater management as well as geothermal, oil, coal and gas resource development for the local and international markets.

Products: Dressers, Bars, Corner Units, Dining Sets, Beds, Desks, Entertainment Centres, Bookcases, Counters, Cabinets Places: Dining Rooms, Lounge Rooms, Bathrooms, Offices

The jubilee is to be held at Waeranga-O-Kuri school starting late morning Easter Saterday 30th of March 2013. Proposed format: @Kuri School Registration Morning tea Meet and Greet Formal Welcome Photos School activities @Local Hall: Formal long lunch Cutting of cake Speeches End of official programme (Hall and bar will most likely be open for informal socialising afterwards). The above format is tentative only. More information, costs, etc to follow at a later date.

Gisbornes Specialist Natural Health Store. - Extensive range natural supplements, herbal remedies, aromatherapy and homoeopathy - Natural Cosmetic -Organic foods - Organic meat and free range pork - O

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We provide a friendly, relaxed, caring environment and will do all we can to get you back to sport, work, relaxing (without pain) or whatever it is that you love doing. We believe in fixing the cause of the problem, not just the site of the injury. While we like to have a hands on approach, we also believe in empowering the patient to treating the injury as much as possible themselves.

Thistles quiet location offers comfortable modern home style hospitality on the edge of town. Secure parking is available. French, German and Scottish dialect spoken! Enjoy a drink on the deck or unwind in the spa bath before savouring the delights of the local restaurants. Gisborne is an ideal base for exploring the Historic East Coast, the first landing sites of Captain Cook, the Chardonnay Capital's wineries and vineyards and surfing the waves from the golden beaches. As the first city to see the sun Gisborne hosts the world renown Rhythm and Vines Festival which heralds in the New Year. Throughout the year there are various festivals to entertain visitors - Wine and Food Festival, East Coast Beer and Seafood, A&P Show, Jazz Festival and Music Competitions and more!

Utilizing the latest scientific techniques and traditional therapies like; neuroplasticity, dialectical behavioural therapy, acceptance & commitment therapy, emotional freedom techniques, cognitive behavioural therapy, Reiki-Seichem and psychotherapy, (amongst many others) and then applying these to problems like; learning difficulties, anxiety and mood disorders, relationship issues, obsessional compulsive disorders, schizophrenic and bi-polar disorders, clearing blockages, finding life path direction etc., we are able to help people find and develop inner peace and joy, create stability in their lives and develop their own skill set in order to be able to deal with any of life's challenges.

GREEN AND GOLD WE NEVER FADE, GMC WE GOT IT MADE - GMC Rugby and Sports Club ANZ NZ bank account 010641024513900.

The River End Story River End Creations is a story of eleven local artists who committed themselves to opening up a shop in Lowe Street (river end) in 2007 to bring local arts and crafts to the public. Eleven women set up a co-operative to run the shop and after cleaning, revamping and a celebratory opening night the shop was open for business. Knitting, candles, Maori crafts, mosaic and batik work were some of the work on offer. The co-op miraculously survived the earthquake just before Christmas 2007. Only one member lost all her stock in the shop but was able to salvage a few from her studio. Our mosaic member collected lots of material in the following months. Although Lowe Street doesn’t have a lot of foot traffic River End Creations soon became quite well known and had a loyal following. After a year in business it was decided to recess the project and reopen the following summer in a shop in the Ballance Street Village. Over November, December and January the shop did brisk business and the location was ideal. Although some of the original members left the co-op, others came in including woodworkers and painters, and after a successful season the shop was closed with plans being made to open again in the next summer. An empty shop in Gladstone Road (due for demolition) was available and River End Creations took up residence there for three months over the 2009-2010 season. The addition of an eftpos machine proved a good move and some members enjoyed very good sales. Once again interested artists are opening in November 2012 for the 3rd year at the Peel St shop. Joy Ashwell

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