Mrskiwi’s Books

09/07/2026

This Sunday is our Midwinter & Matariki Celebration Market ✨

Just like previous years, we’ll have a small cup of boil up to give away to the community, while it lasts.

Carmen will be cooking it again this year, using the old recipe from our beautiful Aunty Stacey Allen. No pressure at all, right? 😅

Stacey N Jody Allen

Hopefully she does the recipe proud and meets both Aunty Stacey’s expectations and the community’s expectations too.

We’ll also have colouring in for the kids and a Matariki wishing tree, where you can write down your wishes and hang them up.

A simple Sunday to come together, share kai, support local, and celebrate Matariki as a community.

📍 Te Manawa ō Pāpāmoa School
🕣 Sunday, 8:30am to 1pm
🐾 Family friendly, dog friendly, rain or shine

20/06/2026

❄️💙 MIDWINTER MARKET THIS SUNDAY 💙❄️

As we reach the shortest day of the year, there’s no better place to spend a Sunday morning than at the Pāpāmoa Community Market.

Join us this Sunday from 8:30am to 1pm for a morning filled with warm food, fresh baking, local honey, artisan makers, beautiful flowers, handmade crafts, soaps, bath bombs, fresh produce and great coffee.

More than anything, it’s a place to slow down, catch up with friends, support local families and enjoy the wonderful community we’ve built together.

Bring the kids, bring the dog, grab a coffee and wander the stalls. We’d love to see you there.

📍 Te Manawa ō Pāpāmoa School
72 Te Okuroa Drive
⏰ 8:30am – 1:00pm

Family Friendly • Dog Friendly 🐾

See you Sunday, Pāpāmoa 💙

10/06/2026

Papamoa Community Market this Sunday 14th June….come see us. New promotion starting this month…Loyalty Club….

23/05/2026

Sorry folks. I won't be at the Papamoa Community Market today 😔😞.

12/05/2026

Mrskiwi’s Books at
Papamoa Community Market
2nd & 4th Sundays May, June, July, August

29/03/2026

I’ve been busy creating some naked journals and altered books to support my book buying business 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve listed 5 of them on my Felt Shop tonight. More to follow tomorrow.
They should be available to purchase in the next 24 hours

18/08/2025

For anyone dealing with serious health consider these points:
* Cancer begins with parasites. Consider using Ivermecti take 12 mg twice a day and Harkers Intestinal Cleanse tonic to deworm.
* Avoid testing for the tumours. Tumours serve to protect the body by preventing cancer cells from spreading. Drilling them for a test can aggravate the situation by allowing the cells to migrate..
* NO sugar. Sugar feeds cancer cells, so it is important to avoid all forms of sugar.
* Use hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). This compound contains an extra oxygen molecule that cancer cells do not tolerate. Apply it to skin with a cotton or toilet glove, especially after a bath or shower for better absorption.
* Drink Alkaline Water. Alkaline water, like lemon juice, helps balance the pH of the body, making it difficult for cancer cells to survive.
* Take a detox bath. Add baking soda, borax, Epsom salt and bentonite clay to a hot bath to remove toxins from the body.
*Consume vitamins B’s & B17, present in apple seeds and apricot seeds, this vitamin can help eliminate cancer cells. A little daily dose is all it takes.
* Fenbendazole: 222 mg per day
* Curcumin: Eat 600 mg of organic curcumin a day.
*C*D oil: Administer 25 mg of C*D oil sublingually under the tongue daily, preferably using high-purity C*D oil.
* Herbs: Burdock Root and Barley Grass.
* Vitamin E: 500 to 1000 mg per day.
* Vitamin C: 1000-3000mg per day
I worked as an observer at the Hoxsey Clinic, Mexico. Ran NZ’s’First Alternative Cancer Congress’ An ex-nurse. 50 odd years in clinical practice. Before the advancements of the pharma industry, traditional natural methods were successfully used to treat certain cancers

31/01/2025