NZ Websites
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NZ Websites
Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate....
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
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Re: NZ Websites
Here is a list of the best NZ websites I know of...
(I may be a tad sad):
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/
NZ Herald - very good news & info
http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarHome.asp
Bit like the Autotrader also links to Boat Trader and Farm(!!!) trader
www.open2view.com
Simply the best real estate website I've ever seen!
http://www.ljhooker.co.nz/
Another Real estate webs site - has more rental content than Open2View but not as good.
http://www.accessnz.co.nz/
NZ Search engine (1497 shopping links - should help you out).
http://www.woolworths.co.nz/
And Woolworths is a good supermarket type site that links to a few supermarkets in the Woolies chain... as well as the Woolworths home shopping site.
Hope it helps.
If any one knows of a good real estate web site that carries pics of rental property I'd love to know!
(I may be a tad sad):
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/
NZ Herald - very good news & info
http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarHome.asp
Bit like the Autotrader also links to Boat Trader and Farm(!!!) trader
www.open2view.com
Simply the best real estate website I've ever seen!
http://www.ljhooker.co.nz/
Another Real estate webs site - has more rental content than Open2View but not as good.
http://www.accessnz.co.nz/
NZ Search engine (1497 shopping links - should help you out).
http://www.woolworths.co.nz/
And Woolworths is a good supermarket type site that links to a few supermarkets in the Woolies chain... as well as the Woolworths home shopping site.
Hope it helps.
If any one knows of a good real estate web site that carries pics of rental property I'd love to know!
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Re: NZ Websites
Thanks loads....should keep me outa trouble for a while!
pat.
pat.
Originally posted by JPW:
Here is a list of the best NZ websites I know of...
(I may be a tad sad):
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/
NZ Herald - very good news & info
http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarHome.asp
Bit like the Autotrader also links to Boat Trader and Farm(!!!) trader
www.open2view.com
Simply the best real estate website I've ever seen!
http://www.ljhooker.co.nz/
Another Real estate webs site - has more rental content than Open2View but not as good.
http://www.accessnz.co.nz/
NZ Search engine (1497 shopping links - should help you out).
http://www.woolworths.co.nz/
And Woolworths is a good supermarket type site that links to a few supermarkets in the Woolies chain... as well as the Woolworths home shopping site.
Hope it helps.
If any one knows of a good real estate web site that carries pics of rental property I'd love to know!
Here is a list of the best NZ websites I know of...
(I may be a tad sad):
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/
NZ Herald - very good news & info
http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarHome.asp
Bit like the Autotrader also links to Boat Trader and Farm(!!!) trader
www.open2view.com
Simply the best real estate website I've ever seen!
http://www.ljhooker.co.nz/
Another Real estate webs site - has more rental content than Open2View but not as good.
http://www.accessnz.co.nz/
NZ Search engine (1497 shopping links - should help you out).
http://www.woolworths.co.nz/
And Woolworths is a good supermarket type site that links to a few supermarkets in the Woolies chain... as well as the Woolworths home shopping site.
Hope it helps.
If any one knows of a good real estate web site that carries pics of rental property I'd love to know!
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Not quite what you want but it is really intresting http://www.geonet.org.nz/latest.html if not a little scary, Well it
will pass a bit of time!!!
Emily
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just
> looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate.... just
> kicking my heels til the house sells! Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
will pass a bit of time!!!
Emily
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just
> looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate.... just
> kicking my heels til the house sells! Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Originally posted by Smokey:
Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate....
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate....
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
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Re: NZ Websites
Originally posted by Smokey:
Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate....
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate....
just kicking my heels til the house sells!
Pat.
(only joking - been away for a while and just getting into the negativity that seems so prevalent)
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Re: NZ Websites
Originally posted by lmaynard:
Sorry no Argos type stores in New Zealand. Pity really. If I was you I'd cancel your plans because without Argos life won't be worth living.
(only joking - been away for a while and just getting into the negativity that seems so prevalent)
Sorry no Argos type stores in New Zealand. Pity really. If I was you I'd cancel your plans because without Argos life won't be worth living.
(only joking - been away for a while and just getting into the negativity that seems so prevalent)
My thanks for everyone's suggestions. Appreciate it.
Pat.
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For electrical and appliances try
www.noelleeming.co.nz or
www.dse.co.nz/. For DIY and household try
www.mitre10.co.nz/. For household and gifts
try http://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp. For
food try https://www.wo-
olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp
Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't seem
to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific perhaps
someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
Ben
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just
> looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate.... just
> kicking my heels til the house sells! Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
www.noelleeming.co.nz or
www.dse.co.nz/. For DIY and household try
www.mitre10.co.nz/. For household and gifts
try http://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp. For
food try https://www.wo-
olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp
Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't seem
to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific perhaps
someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
Ben
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Can anyone help me locate a website of a company similar to Argos/Littlewoods. Just
> looking for the sell all household goods type to price up an estimate.... just
> kicking my heels til the house sells! Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Re: NZ Websites
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ben:
For electrical and appliances try
www.noelleeming.co.nz or
www.dse.co.nz/. For DIY and household try
www.mitre10.co.nz/. For household and gifts
try http://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp. For
food try https://www.wo-
olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp
Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't seem
to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific perhaps
someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
Ben
thanks ben,
i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so it's all of an academic excercise at this point.
just kicking my heels a bit until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
Pat.
For electrical and appliances try
www.noelleeming.co.nz or
www.dse.co.nz/. For DIY and household try
www.mitre10.co.nz/. For household and gifts
try http://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp. For
food try https://www.wo-
olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp
Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't seem
to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific perhaps
someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
Ben
thanks ben,
i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so it's all of an academic excercise at this point.
just kicking my heels a bit until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
Pat.
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I can do that - post your list!! "Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:414004.1031927066@britishexpats-
.com...
> Originally posted by Ben:
> > For electrical and appliances try http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/www.noelleeming.co.nz or http://www.dse.co.nz/www.dse.co.nz/. For
> > DIY and household try http://-
> > www.mitre10.co.nz/www.mitre10.co.nz/ . For household and gifts try http://www.acq.co.nz/m-
> > ain.asphttp://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp . For food try https://www.woolworths.co.nz/homeshopping/-
> > default.asp "]https-
> > ://www.wo-
> > olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp[/url]
> >
> > Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't
> > seem to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific
> > perhaps someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
> >
> > Ben
> >
> >
> > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished
> > the dog...tum tee tum....
> >
> > Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
news:414004.1031927066@britishexpats-
.com...
> Originally posted by Ben:
> > For electrical and appliances try http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/www.noelleeming.co.nz or http://www.dse.co.nz/www.dse.co.nz/. For
> > DIY and household try http://-
> > www.mitre10.co.nz/www.mitre10.co.nz/ . For household and gifts try http://www.acq.co.nz/m-
> > ain.asphttp://www.acq.co.nz/main.asp . For food try https://www.woolworths.co.nz/homeshopping/-
> > default.asp "]https-
> > ://www.wo-
> > olworths.co.nz/homeshopping/default.asp[/url]
> >
> > Briscoes and The Warehouse are good for general household stuff but they don't
> > seem to have prices on their websites. If you need prices of anything specific
> > perhaps someone on this NG in NZ could oblige?
> >
> > Ben
> >
> >
> > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished
> > the dog...tum tee tum....
> >
> > Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Re: NZ Websites
> > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished
> > the dog...tum tee tum....
> >
> > Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish drive!
Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties. Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
Thanks Pat.
> > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to go...polished
> > the dog...tum tee tum....
> >
> > Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish drive!
Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties. Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
Thanks Pat.
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Hi Pat, I'm up in Rotorua. Nearly all the rentals we looked at had only a cooker or a
cooker and a fridge. Seems to be a common thing. You can find, in the big cities,
serviced apartments, but these are hellishly expensive. We booked a holiday home
which was a fair old drive from my work (especially as at the time we had only one
car). It had everything (especially essentials like a TV to keep the kids from
killing each other) This site
http://www.bluepenguin.co.nz/ has holiday
rentals (but is mainly North Island). We found ours by chance. I sent e-mails to all
the holiday parks asking if they could offer us a discount rate for a 6 - 8 week
rental (especially as it was out of season). One of them passed the e-mail to the
owner of our rental, who was a fellow Brit, and he was great - milk, bread, eggs,
bacon, butter in the fridge, a jar of coffee, even transferred the phone line to us
so we could benefit from cheaper rates.
For things you might need (e.g. tools) much of this can be got at garage sales or
auctions - there are loads! Also have a look on
www.trademe.co.nz
For cars see www.turners.co.nz (auction site -
also do weird things like bankrupt businesses)
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to
> > > go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
> > >
> > > Pat.
> > --
> > Posted via http://briti-
> > shexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com
> >
> Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the
> mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish
> drive! Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties.
> Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would
> that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you
> were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
> Thanks Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
cooker and a fridge. Seems to be a common thing. You can find, in the big cities,
serviced apartments, but these are hellishly expensive. We booked a holiday home
which was a fair old drive from my work (especially as at the time we had only one
car). It had everything (especially essentials like a TV to keep the kids from
killing each other) This site
http://www.bluepenguin.co.nz/ has holiday
rentals (but is mainly North Island). We found ours by chance. I sent e-mails to all
the holiday parks asking if they could offer us a discount rate for a 6 - 8 week
rental (especially as it was out of season). One of them passed the e-mail to the
owner of our rental, who was a fellow Brit, and he was great - milk, bread, eggs,
bacon, butter in the fridge, a jar of coffee, even transferred the phone line to us
so we could benefit from cheaper rates.
For things you might need (e.g. tools) much of this can be got at garage sales or
auctions - there are loads! Also have a look on
www.trademe.co.nz
For cars see www.turners.co.nz (auction site -
also do weird things like bankrupt businesses)
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to
> > > go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
> > >
> > > Pat.
> > --
> > Posted via http://briti-
> > shexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com
> >
> Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the
> mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish
> drive! Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties.
> Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would
> that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you
> were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
> Thanks Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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hi Ian,
just a quick THANK YOU for taking the trouble to tell me so much - its terribly helpful and extremely interesting. if I had any doubts they've evaporated!
Pat.
just a quick THANK YOU for taking the trouble to tell me so much - its terribly helpful and extremely interesting. if I had any doubts they've evaporated!
Pat.
Originally posted by Ian Guy:
Hi Pat, I'm up in Rotorua. Nearly all the rentals we looked at had only a cooker or a
cooker and a fridge. Seems to be a common thing. You can find, in the big cities,
serviced apartments, but these are hellishly expensive. We booked a holiday home
which was a fair old drive from my work (especially as at the time we had only one
car). It had everything (especially essentials like a TV to keep the kids from
killing each other) This site
http://www.bluepenguin.co.nz/ has holiday
rentals (but is mainly North Island). We found ours by chance. I sent e-mails to all
the holiday parks asking if they could offer us a discount rate for a 6 - 8 week
rental (especially as it was out of season). One of them passed the e-mail to the
owner of our rental, who was a fellow Brit, and he was great - milk, bread, eggs,
bacon, butter in the fridge, a jar of coffee, even transferred the phone line to us
so we could benefit from cheaper rates.
For things you might need (e.g. tools) much of this can be got at garage sales or
auctions - there are loads! Also have a look on
www.trademe.co.nz
For cars see www.turners.co.nz (auction site -
also do weird things like bankrupt businesses)
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to
> > > go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
> > >
> > > Pat.
> > --
> > Posted via http://briti-
> > shexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com
> >
> Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the
> mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish
> drive! Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties.
> Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would
> that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you
> were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
> Thanks Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
Hi Pat, I'm up in Rotorua. Nearly all the rentals we looked at had only a cooker or a
cooker and a fridge. Seems to be a common thing. You can find, in the big cities,
serviced apartments, but these are hellishly expensive. We booked a holiday home
which was a fair old drive from my work (especially as at the time we had only one
car). It had everything (especially essentials like a TV to keep the kids from
killing each other) This site
http://www.bluepenguin.co.nz/ has holiday
rentals (but is mainly North Island). We found ours by chance. I sent e-mails to all
the holiday parks asking if they could offer us a discount rate for a 6 - 8 week
rental (especially as it was out of season). One of them passed the e-mail to the
owner of our rental, who was a fellow Brit, and he was great - milk, bread, eggs,
bacon, butter in the fridge, a jar of coffee, even transferred the phone line to us
so we could benefit from cheaper rates.
For things you might need (e.g. tools) much of this can be got at garage sales or
auctions - there are loads! Also have a look on
www.trademe.co.nz
For cars see www.turners.co.nz (auction site -
also do weird things like bankrupt businesses)
"Smokey" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > > thanks ben, i won't be starting any real pricing/hard work until I get there so
> > > it's all of an academic excercise at this point. just kicking my heels a bit
> > > until we hear about the house sale....thrown out all that needs to
> > > go...polished the dog...tum tee tum....
> > >
> > > Pat.
> > --
> > Posted via http://briti-
> > shexpats.com/http://britishexpats.com
> >
> Thanks for the thought Ian but at the moment it's taking my mind off the
> mother-in-law visiting on wednesday and she wants to go to Eden and it's a hellish
> drive! Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties.
> Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would
> that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you
> were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
> Thanks Pat.
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Originally posted by Smokey:
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Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties. Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
Thanks Pat.
[
Something you could help with though is to do with rental properties. Someone mentioned that its not a usual thing to have furnished properties - would that just be Akl or a general NZ thing? (sorry can't remember where you said you were but I'm looking at C/Church who I guess will take their lead from Akl!).
Thanks Pat.
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Originally posted by lizzie:
I've got a copy of The Christchurch Press (is it press or post, can't remember offhand? - anyway the local paper) and under the rental section, although the majority are unfurnished there are quite a number of properties on offer furnished, so it won't be an impossible task.
Lizzie
I've got a copy of The Christchurch Press (is it press or post, can't remember offhand? - anyway the local paper) and under the rental section, although the majority are unfurnished there are quite a number of properties on offer furnished, so it won't be an impossible task.
Lizzie
how on earth did yo get hold of that???
Something I have been trying to find out concerns pets. Primarily two dopey spaniels that will be coming with us. I haven't found anywhere yet that says '...pets welcome...' not house/flat rentals, holiday accom, motels or campgrounds. Is it an unstated thing that you just ask or do you think coz they don't mention it, don't bother asking. I was impressed with Canadas laws regarding this, its very open and there are even websites for a pet friendly hotels etc.
Any thoughts, ideas or websites would be really helpful.
Thanks, Pat.