Heritage Trust concerned at fate of Otaki Children’s Health Camp rotunda
Letter to the mayor, KCDC: The Otaki Museum read with some concern the item about the removal of Stand Children’s Services (formerly the Otaki Children’s Health Camp) to Paraparaumu. Breaking news: Health camp stays!
From the Otaki Mail, February 22, 1935
Otaki State School annual picnic. The annual picnic in connection with the Otaki State School was held at Kaingaraki Park, kindly lent for the occasion by Mr and Mrs F Kilmister, on Wednesday.
Otaki Museum » March 2015
Otaki Remembers World War I continues, but with changes from Thursday 5 March. Much of the exhibition will feature new displays on Gallipoli.
Focus on growing quinces
This golden-yellow fruit is widely known as an emblem of happiness, love and fruitfulness, and features strongly in the history and mythology of ancient Greece and Rome.
Ultra-easy, low water sedums
Sedums are often taken for granted in our gardens. Maybe it’s because they don’t bloom till late summer or autumn, but more likely it’s because they are so easy to grow.
Otaki Historical Society » March 2015
The speaker was Rear Admiral David Ledson ONZM RNZN, telling stories from the National War Memorial bells — the carillon.
Creative Communities Scheme
Calling arts & cultural activities organisers!
You may be eligible to apply to the Creative Communities Scheme, administered by the Kāpiti Coast District Council and...
Citizens Advice Bureau Otaki, Awareness Week 16 – 22 March
Your local bureau is an independent community organisation that is here to help you with a wide range of issues. We provide free, confidential and independent information and advice. It doesn’t matter what your question is, we’ll help, and if we can’t help you directly, we’ll find someone who can.
Local funeral directors in hospice fundraiser
Arohanui hospice will receive $500 as a result of a fundraiser called Death by Chocolate. Vintage hearses descended on Napier as part of their...
Busy life at Reevedon
For Reevedon Home resident Barbara Tivalu there is no slowing down. In fact, Reevedon Home has helped her continue to do the things she loves.
Kāpiti Coast District Council Meetings In March 2015
DayDateMeetingTimeVenue
Tuesday
3 March
Workshop : Long Term Plan
2.00 pm
Council Chambers Ground Floor, 175 Rimu Road Paraparaumu
Tuesday
10 March
Te Whakaminenga o Kāpiti
10.00 am
Council Chambers Ground Floor, 175 Rimu...
Te Horo Garden Centre, March 2015
Featuring the Chocolate Silk Tree – Purple Leaf Albizzia and the Eucalyptus Ficifolia – Red Flowering Gum
