Friday, May 19, 2017

NZCA – WOMEN’S GROUP
Our next meeting will be held on Saturday 20 May 2017 at 1.30pm
at Meadowbank Community Centre, 29 St Johns Road, Meadowbank

Subject:  CANDLE DEMONSTRATION

Ecolyte Soy Candles are lovingly hand-poured in Auckland, New Zealand, using the finest quality soy wax, scented with exquisite fragrances.
Containers are chosen for their visual appeal and are all especially manufactured for soy candles. Choose from 9 exciting colours and styles of mosaics or for a classy look, choose frosted or clear glass.

Isha Edwards is a practitioner of Wholistic Therapies. Her focus is on using only natural and chemical-free products around her home and her  clients.
Isha will be demonstrating candle making, why she uses the material she has, perfumes etc - and give us an opportunity to make a tea light candle to take home.

If you wish to make more than one small candle, bring some small change.
She will also bring some of her wares for you to see and buy.

Friday, March 17, 2017

Raglan NZCA Womens Group 18 March 2017

Raglan

NZCA Womens Group

18 March 2017

  • Leave Auckland 8.00 am sharp -  Meadowbank Community Centre
  • Arrive Raglan 10.00 am via  State Highway 1 (2 Hours)
  • Shopping, art galleries, museum, beach, walks and lunch – Do whatever you like on the day - at your leisure
  • Leave Raglan 1.30 pm (90 minutes to Pokeno)
  • Arrive Pokeno 3.00 pm   
  • Afternoon tea, shopping, bacon,  icecream
  • Leave Pokeno 3.45 pm (1 hour to Auckland)
  • Arrive Auckland 5.00 pm


  • Raglan Township. It's an entertaining mix of cafés, bars, surf shops and galleries. This part of New Zealand has always attracted people who are into sustainable lifestyles, so the residents are full of character.

  • In Raglan you can catch a wave or sip a great espresso. This lively surf town has an interesting creative culture and a wonderful choice of cafés.
                          Other Things You Can  Do on the Day:
  • Raglan and District Museum provides a window on local history for the Raglan Whaingaroa area and adjacent districts. Visit Raglan Museum to check out local Maori, pioneer, town & around and surfing history. Cost $2.00 (Optional)