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TK Hire has an extensive range of Equipment and Party Hire, everything you will from building a house to throwing a party.

We are 2 working mothers that decided that what we really wanted was to spend some more time at home with our families , but still wanted to contribute financially to our households. So Deja New was born. Our aim is to offer brand new and quality secondhand clothing under $30 for all the family. We are based in Oamaru, but can post nationwide. Postage- $5 for the first item, $1 for each additional item posted in the same parcel. Pick ups- are available for Oamaru customers , BUT you must turn up on the agreed date and time! If this option is abused pickups will no longer be allowed.

Pop up photobooth can travel to your party and bring a laugh and a fun! Packed with fun props and fun company!! Available for weddings, parties and event. Contact me for more details rachelwybrow@gm

Build Ferrari , Jaguar , Aston Martin, Maserati, Lister,

With its stunning location Portside enjoys a fantastic vista stretching from town out across the vast Pacific Ocean. With a delicious menu on offer, sit outside on the deck and enjoy the sunshine, or

Bibs $8 each or 3 for $21. Wheatbags $10 Neck Wheatbags $12

Kay and Dixie started making soap as a hobby. Tested on friends and family (not animals!) This home based industry has grown and grown. We both still make soap at home and when our orders have been beyond our kitchen sinks we have enlisted the help of other women to make soap for us in their homes. We experimented with lots of different recipes all of which we think are lovely- (just a pity the internet can't let you smell things!)- however one soap in particular is now 80% of our business as so many people have found it soothed their dry skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis.

We’re Kiwi lolly legends OK, so if you reckon Richie McCaw’s the most famous thing to come out of Oamaru, you’re wrong. I mean, he’s a legend alright but so is Regina and we’ve been around for yonks. In fact we’ve been making Kiwis’ fave lollies here since 1949 … and still are. Sorry Richie, we win. It all began ages ago in 1884 when everything was kinda sepia coloured and a Jewish immigrant called Julius Romison started making lollies in Dunedin. Everyone loved what he did so when old Julius died some lolly lovers bought the business and continued making Romison’s Confectionery until 1946 when they renamed it Regina Confections Limited (very regal I’m sure!). Then in 1949 they upped sticks and moved to the current site in Oamaru where they made heaps of the lollies we all grew up with (and swapped for marbles with our mates). Fast forward through some boring bits … takeovers, 1987 sharemarket crash, sold, closed … until June 2001, when a new company - Rainbow Confectionery - was born. Owned by some good Kiwi fellas with a big sweet tooth, they’re bringing back some old faves as well as creating fun new tastes that are uniquely Kiwi. So if you ever find yourself in our neck of the woods (Oamaru, that is), call into Regina Lane and say “Gidday”. We’ve got a very cool museum and we’re always looking for tasters! See ya later.

Around 1450 CE in Mainz, Germany, Johann Gutenberg brought together paper, ink, a modified wine press and his own invention, movable lead type and changed the world. Almost everything on our planet today comes back to this moment. In years to come Steve Jobs and his like minded colleagues will be seen in the same light. 75 years after Gutenberg had his moment there were 20 million books in Europe. Can you imagine our world without the printed word? Mirrorcity Letterpress uses Gutenberg's tools, ideas and inventions to create work in exactly the way he did, pressing paper against inked lead type. We are letterpress printers.

A family run business with casual clothing, sportswear, formal wear, school wear, team wear and footwear!

Hours: Monday to Wednesday 10.30am to 8.30pm, Thursday, Friday 10.30am to 9.00pm. Saturday 11am to 9.00pm. Sunday: Closed