Business - Wanganui Chronicle
Temporary store reaches its three month shelf life
The Pop-Up Store is popping off. The store was set up at the start of December in the Victoria Ave premises previously occupied by Prescioso, in one of Wanganui's most prized stretches of shops. It was intended to be temporary, owner Rob Vinsen said, and would close at the end of this month. "We took the premises for three months over...
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Experienced hand boosts Harcourts
Licensed real estate agent Dale Vanderhoof has relinquished the Wanganui franchise of ReMax Results and taken on the job of managing the city's Harcourts office.
Savings on ink refills
Ink cartridges for printers can now be refilled at a fraction of the usual price in Wanganui. New Plymouth's Brian Kettle has opened a branch of the Cartridge World...
Ethnic food set for menu
Amirtham Restaurant is to take the place of former businesses Cafe Roux and Hysteria Cafe & Roast in Wanganui's Victoria Ave.
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Owner nurtures big plot for berry...
Windermere Gardens has had a solid season and has made progress in building new markets, new products and strengthening its business base, says manager Glenn Walker.
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UFB and Sysdoc get you flying
UFB plays a key role in Sysdoc's New Zealand-based international business consultancy success.
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Get name in lights, actors urged
ohn Roestenburg is seeking lower North Island actors who want to publicise their talents and get paid work.
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With passion, anything's possible
During the holidays I went in search of a role model for delivering value, only to be reminded (through the fascinating book about the Otiwhiti Station and the...
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Trish looks out for her sisters
Trish Boswell has the job of her dreams. Not that she was unhappy during 20 years at Wanganui's Pacific Helmets, where she ended up as office manager. She wasn't...
Dolphin deaths spark investigation
Mystery surrounds the death of two Hector's dolphins found washed up on a beach near the Waimakariri River mouth in north Canterbury this week.The Ministry of...
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Editorial: Pause for the day a nation stopped
Today marks a year since New Zealand stopped.
It stopped at 12.51pm on February 22, 2011, when Christchurch was hit by a devastating magnitude-6.3 earthquake.
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Countdown begins for big show
The Central Districts Field Days is just weeks away, and the official countdown to opening day, Thursday March 15, has begun.
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- McQueen takes starring role at sheepdog trials
- Profit goals for new meetings
- Benefits for all entrants in awards
