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9199802AA f 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Te Awamutu Courier WDC committed to affordable pensioner housing

CONTACTS Waipa District Council con- services and facilities across all We make staff available to Our updated website siders our pensioners and our towns and villages. assist in filling out the includes a downloadable appli- MANAGER seniors as a valued part of our Council is planning applications and will visit cation called ‘Browse Aloud’ community and it is disappoint- improvements to the high level people in their own homes if that will assist eyesight Alan Price ing Phil Brooks thinks other- bridge in Cambridge so that they are housebound. impaired residents by having e: [email protected] wise. pedestrians and mobility We set up stalls in the street the web pages read aloud to Mr Brooks seems to ignore scooters can safely share access in both Cambridge and Te Awa- them. EDITOR council’s commitment to pro- across the river. mutu to promote the rebate We also regularly update Dean Taylor vide affordable pensioner hous- A presentation by the Uni- scheme and staff liaise with and consult with Greypower on e: [email protected] ing for those in difficult situa- versity of Waikato to a full Citizens Advice, church key Council documents and tions, these are well council meeting on the chang- groups, Work and Income as plans, and through our road maintained and on enquiry of ing demographics of the district well as media to make as many safety co-ordinator provide free REPORTERS any of the tenants you will find as our population ages is being people aware of the rebate as tuition and training on safe Cathy Asplin our staff take a very personal used to inform our long term possible. driving for seniors. e: [email protected] interest in the tenants strategies for our residents. Any rebate granted is Mr Brooks’ unqualified wellbeing. A rates rebate is available to immediately credited to their criticism is disappointing as Colin Thorsen Council also recently com- both superannuitants and low rate account if there are rates Council respects, acknowledges e: [email protected] missioned an independent income earners and we provide due or refunded to them if they and supports our seniors and report with CCS to identify an information flyer in the first have paid in full. pensioners with the provision ADVERTISING mobility and disability issues instalment of rates outlining To ensure we keep our of a wide range of support for our residents and is about to the availability of the scheme, senior residents well informed services. Dorinda Courtney commit the first $100,000 of a with those who qualified the we have a Seniors Council that WAYNE GREEN e: [email protected] potential $600,000 programme previous year automatically meets five times a year and is Community Relationships of works to ensure our elderly sent an application form each briefed on council’s activities Manager Julie Jackson residents have safe access to year. by senior managers. Waipa District Council e: [email protected] Bookings [email protected] Scaramuzza’s facts don’t stack up Not unanimous

CLASSIFIEDS I wish to reply to Cr against a new $15 million the only 50 metre pool In reference to Councillor Scaramuzza’s letter Joe Scaramuzza’s Cambridge pool, Te Awa- when it can be revamped about the new Cambridge Pool Complex, saying it Tania Cortesi-Western, Rhonda Bird attempt to regain some mutu Library and for only a few million had unanimous support from Councillors. Anna-Marie Holmes credibility. Museum. The Cambridge dollars. I have never voted for Option 6, believing it to be [email protected] Cr Scaramuzza, you pool had 14 in support You say I have no too expensive at $13-$15 million when there was are or were the chairman and 112 opposed. respect for ratepayer’s strong local support to retain their 50 metre pool. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of Cambridge Pool Fund- Cr Scaramuzza, 5370 intelligence. I have The original vote was unanimous back in 2007 (I raising Committee. It is a supporters signed a peti- respect for their bank was not a councillor then) but the project lapsed We welcome letters - preferably via email. pet project of yours. tion to save the 50 metre accounts which you want because of the lack of public funding. They should be under 300 words and must St Peter’s School pool pool. This petition was to empty. It was revisited in 2011 but has never had have the sender’s name, address and phone has open swimming pro- presented to council at a You say there’s no unanimous support since. number. No pseudonyms are accepted grammes to the public. I meeting in November recession. Go and talk to Personally I presented a Notice of Motion to and names will only be withheld in special phoned them. 2011. 300 Fonterra and 20 council on the May 20, 2011 to downgrade the pool circumstances at the discretion of the editor. Councillors didn’t Councillors who Gallagher staff who lost to a more affordable option. I also put a notice of Letters are not usually acknowledged and vote unanimously. Cr choose to ignore the pub- their jobs last week. Talk motion to council on the Dec 14, 2010 to defer the Te Vern Wilson opposed. It lic do it at their own to beef and sheep Awamutu Museum for four years, then go back to may be edited, abridged or discarded. is in council minutes, so peril. farmers, plus the rural the public with alternatives and price structures. 9199777AA don’t lie to the public in Cr Scaramuzza, you support service industry. Although both were lost the two projects are PHONE: 07 871 5151 FAX: 07 871 3675 Letters to the Editor. offered to stand aside. Their incomes are down now for the next elected council to determine the 336 Alexandra St, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 In the 10-Year Plan Please do. You have cost 20 — 50 per cent. outcome. Offi ce Hrs: Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm submissions and polls the ratepayer. MALCOLM HUME VERN WILSON ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) the public clearly voted You want to destroy (Abridged) Waipa District Councillor Executive Home for Sale

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A total rates revenue increase tic result,’’ he said. belt. An equal amount has also 522 of 2.8 percent is now being ‘‘When you consider the key been earmarked for walkway/ 230m² house. 1477m² section. proposed by Waipa District Coun- drivers for the increase were cycleway development on the Te cil following deliberations on things we were required to do Awamutu side of the district. Designed with family living submissions to the 2013/14 Draft under legislation and they alone As the result of a clear signal in mind this beautifully Annual Plan. amounted to a 3.8 percent from submissions, a proposal to renovated home offers 5 bedrooms, 1665 Kihikihi Road This is 0.2 percent less than increase, it is an outstanding introduce a commercial recycling 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, spacious Te Awamutu when the plan was released for achievement by both staff and collection in Cambridge and Te consultation in March and 1.9 councillors to limit the rating Awamutu will no longer be pur- kitchen plus a sun drenched pool area percent less than originally fore- impact to less than three percent,’’ sued. for summer entertaining. Outstanding Price: $550,000 cast in the 10-Year Plan. said Mr Livingston. Key projects identified in the views overlooking the golf course plus Phone for an Mayor Alan Livingston said the Other items added following plan such as $257,300 for the the privacy of a fully fenced section, this appointment to view reduced rating requirement was the hearing of submissions design of a new facility, including home is what you have been looking for! 0274 818437 the result of more savings being included: a library and museum, $50,000 a identified, which had also allowed • An additional $5000 for the year for 2013/14 and 2014/15 to for some additional items to be Cambridge and Te Awamutu Visi- support the 150th commemoration OPEN HOME: Saturday 11th May – 1.00 - 1.45pm included in next year’s budget. tor Information Centres; of the district, $60,000 to develop a The largest of these was $100,000 • An extra $1000 for the Pirongia structure plan for Ngahinapouri to expedite some of the works Historical Society; and $66,000 as Waipa’s contri- recently identified to make the • An increase of $1900 in grant bution to the Mayoral Forum were district’s central business areas funding to Sport Waikato, to allow confirmed. more accessible for those less for inflation adjustment; Mr Livingston said people mobile. • An additional $6000 grant to the would be able to see the affect the Mr Livingston said the council Kakepuku Mountain Conserva- proposed rates increase would had received 87 submissions to the tion Society, and; have on their individual rates plan and over $1 million in addi- • A second toilet for Kihikihi invoices through the rates calcu- tional funding had been requested. Domain to cater for the demand lator on the council’s website once ‘‘While we considered every during key events. it was adopted at the end of June. submission carefully we needed to Councillors had also commit- The Strategic Policy and Plan- strike a balance between what was ted to a review of the district’s ning Committee will consider the requested and what was affordable walking and cycling strategy and draft plan for the final time on for our ratepayers so being able to had allocated $25,000 to the Tuesday, June 4 before assist some groups and still reduce advancement of a cycle and walk- recommending it to the council for the rating requirement is a fantas- ing track on the Cambridge Town adoption at its June 25 meeting. WDC seeks public feedback

As part of its on-going commit- section of people, and to have this services the Council delivers to the ment to actively seek public done by an independent group to residents of the District. The sur- opinion and feedback on Waipa ensure impartiality.’’ vey is totally confidential. District Council’ services and per- National Research Bureau The results of the survey form formance, Council will conduct its (NRB), an independent research part of the Council’s formal annual its survey of its residents company offering specialised reporting. from tomorrow. services to Local Authorities They are also a critical ingredi- ‘‘We have a responsibility to throughout New Zealand, has been ent in planning for further track how well our efforts are commissioned to undertake the improvements to Council’s deliv- carrying through to our survey and report to the Council. ery of services. residents‘‘says chief executive Using a randomised selection Interviewing for the survey Garry Dyet. method, residents from throughout commences tomorrow and is ‘‘The best way to do this is to the District will be telephoned, and expected to be completed on interview a representative cross- asked their opinions on the Sunday 19th May. 4 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 Counter claim LETTERS TO THE EDITOR of assault Contempt clear Crs fail over pool Fees separate The first correct thing that Cr When Cambridge Save $600,000. In response to Mr Hume’s A senior Waikato Police officer says an assault Scaramuzza has written in your pages is Our 50m Pool petition and I’m sure this could be letter, Waipa District Council complaint lodged today against Police by a man that Malcolm Hume is correct when it survey was presented in done for a third of that. advise the setting of fees and facing assault charges will be dealt in the same way comes to facts and figures — and the November 2011 the mayor In September last year charges is a completely separate as any other complaint. entire Waipa District Council is wrong. gave an undertaking to Council admitted it had process from the Draft Annual Western Waikato area commander Inspector I do not know what has got into Cr discuss it after the pre- no details of current Plan and therefore they are Paul Carpenter says a complaint was received Scaramuzza. Perhaps it is time for him to sentation, but this never funding and granted the consulted on separately. yesterday from the father of a man arrested for retire. happened. fundraisers an extension We advertise the proposal for assaulting the sole-charge Kawhia Constable in At a recent council meeting he was Cr Sue Milner, who to december, with costs our fees and charges in the January. told by the chairperson that after hearing was elected on the ticket up to $40,500. Still the $4.5 public notices in the newspaper ‘‘The matter is being reported to the Independent from me he was able to ask ‘questions of to save the 50m pool, did a million needed could not as required under legislation, Police Complaints Authority and will be dealt with fact’ about my submission. He was not complete back-flip and be raised. have the Statement of Proposals in as a professional manner as any other complaint able to do that and even after several would not speak in sup- After this ongoing available at our offices and of a similar nature would be. reminders, he rudely went on to make port of the cause. debacle the Cambridge libraries and also have all of the ‘‘As is always the case in such matters Police abusive comments. My view is that his Cr Joe Scaramuzza Councillors should stand information available on our decline to comment further on the matter until such conceit and contempt for his constituents falls into a similar cat- aside at the next website. time as it has been investigated other than to say we can easily been seen at meetings and in egory after badgering elections. Mr Hume wrote a Letter to reiterate earlier requests for still or video footage of his last letter to the Courier. small business owners Remember this is only the Editor on our proposed fees the incident which occurred at the Kawhia Wharf By the way, for the information of and others in Cambridge the start for the campaign and charges prior to them being on Friday, January 11.’’ Dan Armstrong and others, I am starting for funds, his only claim and there are many excel- released for public consultation, my demolition job on the library next to fame is the proposed lent candidates standing so was aware of the process, yet ■ Anyone who may have such imagery who hasn’t week as it is not fulfilling the definition of destruction of our $2 without them. no submissions were received already made it available to Police is asked to make a ‘public good.’ million 50m pool into a JIM CARLYLE either from him or any other contact by phoning 07 858 6200. JAMES PARLANE carpark at the cost of Cambridge (Abridged) member of the community. Be quick to book Home Expo space

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Te Awamutu Police have to appear in court and for dealt with the following mat- breaching bail. ters since last week: Intentional damage to door Monday, April 29: at Pekerau School reported. Burglary of Arapuni Road Theft of alcohol from property reported. Unknown Rosetown Liquor Centre if anything stolen. reported. Wilful damage to car Attend domestic related parked in Wynyard Street incident. property reported. Friday, May 3: Attend domestic related Arrests: Man for incident. breaching bail, failing to stop Tuesday, April 30: and dangerous driving. Man Arrests: Man for pos- for EBA. Man for breaching session of cannabis for bail. supply. Man for EBA. Two youths reported for Two youth offenders trespass. abscond from CYFS home in Saturday, May 4: Hamilton and steal bikes. Man arrested for driving Ride to Ohaupo where they while disqualified. Vehicle attempt to steal a vehicle. impounded. Apprehended and returned to Burglaries: Waikoha Road Hamilton. residence. TV stolen. St Attend domestic related Mary’s Avenue residence. incident. Cash, x-Box and games, bag, Wednesday, May 1: hair straighteners, shoes, Arrests: Man for theft by Playstation consols and fraud. Man for failing to stop alcohol stolen. and EBA. Car impounded. Thefts: Bike from Man for breaching bail. Whitmore Street property. Theft of an order from Bike from outside The Ware- McDonald’s drive through house. reported. Sunday, May 5: Thursday, May 2: Attend three domestic Man arrested on a warrant related incidents.

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Te Awamutu Te Awamutu BIRD CLUB Bird 56th ANNUAL This Club SHOW & SALE Saturday and Sunday 9216418AAAA Birds flock to show 9216413AA e Awamutu College Hall will be a riot of colour and T noise this weekend for the Te Awamutu Bird Club’s 56th Annual Show (May 11-12). Over 700 entries from exhibitors from all around New Zealand will be vying for over Murray Shaw $2000 in prize money being Ph/fax 870 1218 offered this year. 170/13 George Street, Te Awamutu Members of the public will get a chance to see the wide array of birds on show in the 15 different sections — which ranges from budgies, canaries See V.E. Vets for all your 9216415AA and finches to parrots, galahs and cockatiels. Those who are very keen Farm, Equine and Companion may also take the opportunity to buy a bird in the sale. Te Awamutu Bird Club Animal Requirements treasurer Ian MacPherson says support from local busi- nesses, particularly major sponsor Reptilez, as well as VE Vets, Bin Inn and Pirongia’s Action Automotive has been greatly appreciated. Together with grants from CARING, FRIENDLY VETS Waipa District Council and Trust Waikato, this has allowed the club to provide a range of trophies and prizemoney for 442 Sloane St, Te Awamutu the show. ‘‘We have also Ph 07 871 3091 (24 hrs) carried out our own fundraising selling sweetcorn to help keep which has made cockatiels V.E.E VVETERINARYETERINAETERIN 146 Maniapoto St, Otorohanga the club going. Costs continue very popular.’’ SERVICES LTD to rise, which all clubs are Te Awamutu Bird Club can Ph 07 873 7191 (24 hrs) facing when it comes to staging trace its beginnings back to www.vevets.co.nz shows.’’ 1954 when bird exhibitions Judges from around the were first held. North Island will be casting The club was formally ■ REAL PEOPLE■ REAL ANIMAL HEALTH their eyes over the birds on started in 1956 with 14 mem- Saturday morning. bers and the first show was ‘‘Once the judges have all staged in 1957. Today the club made their decisions during the has a small number of active morning, it will be open to the members and would welcome public on Saturday afternoon new members. from 12.30pm - 4.30pm and ‘‘The show is run by 7-8 then again on Sunday from dedicated members, so we 9am - 1pm.’’ would love to hear from anyone Mr McPherson says there interested in joining us.’’ has been an increase in cocka- tiel numbers over recent years. ■ For more details about the ‘‘There are a whole new Te Awamutu Bird Club phone range of colours available Mr McPherson (ph 871 7510).

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To be staged at the For further Te Awamutu details contact: College Hall Ian MacPherson Saturday, May 11, 12.30-4.30pm (07) 871 7510 (Te Awamutu) 9216416AA Sunday, May 12, 9am-1.00pm Athol Fenton Admission: $2 per adult, $1 per child, (07) 873 6969 OPEN 6 DAYS $5 per family - under 5’s free Ray de Vries Refreshments Available Mon-Sat 9am-5pm (07) 871 1566 Closed Sunday New Members Most Welcome TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 7 Mixed start to duck season

Saturday marked the start of the 2013 duckshooting season — with reports of mixed bags from around the region. Te Awamutu Fish and Game treasurer Rod Guise says the heavy rain and wind forecast for the open- ing morning was a little late arriving, giving the duck’s little to worry about. More favourable conditions for the shooters came about late Saturday afternoon and stayed for the rest of the weekend. ‘‘Most shooters were happy with the amount of birds seen around, how- ever, some districts are still in a big decline,’’ says Mr Guise. Reports in to date show the top end and middle of Puniu River shot well, but the lower end wasn’t as good. Lake Ngaroto and Ara- puni were patchy compared to previous seasons. Most shooters on farm ponds struggled this year due to the drought. On a good note, local rangers were happy with shooters’ behaviour. No-one was caught with- TC090513SP07B out a licence, everyone was DUCKSHOOTING mates Steve Dearing and John O’Leary obeying the gun safety with some of their spoils on opening day. rules and not too much ‘mai mai coffee’ was consumed. Recently, Te Awamutu water fowl, which everyone Shooters are reminded Fish and Game held their found very interesting. to be aware of the shorter AGM. Richard Allen from season this year and that Fonterra Sustainability ■ Anyone with problems or any birds collected with a spoke to local duckshooters questions over the hunting band fitted should be and trout fishermen about season should contact Mr returned to Fish and Game. moves the big corporation Guise — 871 7424 (Te The bands have valuable is undertaking in the dairy Awamutu Fish and Game) or information for the industry to protect New Grant Annan — 871 3727 Acclimatisation Society. Zealand waterways and (Waikato Fish and Game).

TC090513SP07A OPENING DAY: Greg Duggal (centre) mans the duck caller for hunting mates Richard Wright (left) and Rod Guise. LANCE’S LOT 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Perfect Nails opens studio

TC090513CA03 PERFECT NAILS manager Chi Pham welcomes new clients to the Te Awamutu studio.

BY CATHY ASPLIN options when it comes to Perfect Nails gift acrylic nails, with a huge vouchers are also available if People who normally variety of colours and you are struggling to find a drive to Hamilton to have designs available. suitable Mother’s Day or their nails done, can now For those who don’t want birthday present. Clients are have them done in Te Awa- acrylic nails, there are sev- free to just call in to have any mutu . eral options including of the services mentioned, Perfect Nails opened a french polish, gel nails and but if a particular time is studio in Alexandra Street shellac finish. required, making an appoint- recently and provides all the If biting nails is your ment is recommended. ‘‘We services available at the sis- problem there’s even a treat- don’t like to keep anyone ter studio at The Base. ment to help with that. waiting for more than half an Te Awamutu manager Older clients who have hour, but if you are wanting Chi Pham says there were so difficulty cutting strong acrylic nails or you are in a many people coming from finger nails and toe nails can hurry, please ring to make an Te Awamutu for their have them trimmed at the appointment.’’ services that they decided to studio, with a special treat- A winter special (30%) open a studio here. ment for heel damage. will begin at the end of this ‘‘Many people already ‘‘We will take care of you - month. know us and know what we just pop in and tell us what do, now they can pay just the you would like done.’’ ■ Perfect Nails Studio at 331 same, but they don’t have to Ms Pham says they have Alexandra Street is open travel to Hamilton.’’ several staff on site and can Monday to Saturday from GUEST The Te Awamutu studio call in more for busy times. 9.30am. offers acrylic nail services, ‘‘We offer special Normal closing time is 5.30pm, SPEAKERS manicures, pedicures, foot discounts for groups, such as with late nights (7.30pm) on spa treatments and waxing wedding parties and people Thursday and Friday. WAYNE BENNETT SIR PETER LEITCH services. attending special occa- For bookings or enquiries phone Sports Coach Legend Kiwi Icon There are hundreds of sions.’’ 870 1038. NRL COACH THE MAD BUTCHER NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS What do YOU think? Txt 021 241 4568 Insert the code TAC before your message - limit of 150 characters Write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 email: [email protected] 9216064AA Wedding Planner Publishing Thursday 30 May

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Andrew Nicholson had to settle for third at push behind the 2013 Mitsubishi Motors Badminton Horse Trials — won by his New Zealand team-mate Jonathan Paget. Nicholson and Nereo (owned by Libby Waikato win Sellar) did everything they could to win not just Badminton, but also the Rolex Grand Slam. Having won Burghley late last year and BY COLIN THORSEN Kentucky recently, Nicholson needed to win Badminton to complete the Grand Slam with Rex Bedford had his a cash prize of $409,000 — but it just wasn’t to club-mates to thank after be. winning the A grade div- Diana Dobson reports that, despite a ision of Waikato King beautiful clear round, he just couldn’t get past Country Croquet Associa- either Jung or Paget. tion all-grades champion- The elusive Badminton title remains ship. tantalisingly out of reach for the world’s The octogenarian was number one ranked rider, who is also leading suitably chuffed to have the HSBC FEI Classics Series comprising the won, but it took some hard six CCI four star events — Pau (FRA), talking from his fellow Te Australian International three-day event Awamutu club members (AUS), Kentucky (USA), Badminton (GBR), to get him to enter the Luhmuhlen (GER) and Burghley (GBR). competition. TC090513SP9B Equestrian Sports New Zealand high Club captain, Jean REX BEDFORD performance coach Erik Duvander had Fisher says it was both a with the WKCCA plenty of praise for Nicholson. pleasing result for Rex and all-grades cham- ‘‘He is just such a machine. the local club. pionship trophy ‘‘It was so tight at the top, any of those five Bedford showed some he won. or six could have won with a little luck on the of his form from yester- day. year to upstage two opponents from Matamata to ‘‘Andrew really is the ultimate sports- win the title. man.’’ The games were close and exciting, especially It looked like Olympic, World and Euro- the second match which could have gone either pean champion Michael Jung (GER) on La way. Biosthetique-Sam FBW had it in the bag as he Kay Kerr completed a notable double for Te rode into the final fence where they Awamutu by winning the B grade division. uncharacteristically dropped a rail, giving Bedford and Kerr received their awards at the Paget the win. WKCCA President’s Day where cups and trophies Paget is just the second first-timer to win were presented for the season. Badminton, following in the footsteps of Sir Te Awamutu also took out the Council Cup, Mark Todd, who won his debut on Southern played for over four days throughout the season Comfort II in 1980. The 29-year-old former between Te Awamutu and Matamata clubs. brick layer, was all class as he calmly rode a Closing day for the local club was well beautiful clear round aboard Frances Stead’s patronised by players from both Association and New Zealand thoroughbred Clifton Promise Golf Croquet. in the showjumping. Club champions for 2012-2013 season: Paget finished on his 39.7 penalty point Heather Richardson (intermediate); Kay Kerr dressage score, with Jung adding four faults (B grade); Brian Richardson (Kihikihi Cup). to finish on 40 and Nicholson on 40.2 for third. Aggregate awards: Nicholson, who has completed Badminton Rex Bedford (mallets); Alan Thornton (stars); a record 30-plus times, was also 11th on TC090513SP9 Brian Richardson (ferns); Val Armstrong (but- Avebury (owned by Mark and Rosemary KIHIKIHI’S favourite son Andrew Nicholson and Nereo enroute to a clear tons). Barlow and Nicholson). crosscountry round at the Badminton Horse Trials. AP PHOTO David Rogers (most improved player). SUNDAY RACING Te Awamutu 12 MAY FROM 1.00pm Sub Union Gates open Junior Rugby Draw 11.00am 6th GRADE 11th May 2013 PIRONGIA BLACK v TAS BEARS 1A PIRONGIA ...... 9.45am PIRONGIA WHITE v TAS LEOPARDS 1B PIRONGIA .9.45am PIRONGIA RED v TAS PANTHERS 2A PIRONGIA ....9.45am KING PIRONGIA GREY v TAS TAIPANS 2B PIRONGIA ...... 9.45am OHAUPO RED v KIHIKIHI OHAUPO 3 ...... 9.45am DEMOLITION OHAUPO YELLOW v MARIST GREEN OHAUPO 4 ....9.45am KORAKONUI v MARIST WHITE KORAKONUI 1 ...... 9.45am

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Special Admission Prices: Adults $20 • Family $50 (2 Adults and up to 4 Children) • Accompanied Children (12 to 16 yrs old inclusive) $10 • PIRONGIA BLACK v TAS HORNETS PIRONGIA 1A ..9.00am Accompanied Children (11 yrs old and under) FREE • Unaccompanied Children (16 and Under) $15 • Students with ID $5 •Seniors with Gold Card $5 PIRONGIA WHITE v TAS KNIGHTS PIRONGIA 1B ....9.00am Bring your family, friends, picnic baskets, blankets etc OHAUPO v TAS BRONCOS OHAUPO 4 ...... 10.30am KORAKONUI v TAS JETS KORAKONUI 2 ...... 10.30am down for a great, safe family afternoon of racing and excitement MARIST v KIHIKIHI MARIST ...... 9.45am 9218094AA Give Mum the perfect gift – Bring her to the Speedway!! 10th GRADE PIRONGIA v TAS ROCKETS PIRONGIA 2A ...... 10.30am Phone John Machell on 027 493 6643 or checkout our website at MARIST v KIHIKIHI MARIST ...... 10.30am PUTARURU BLUE v TAS GIANTS PUTARURU...... 10.30am www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz PUTARURU RED v TAS STORM PUTARURU...... 10.30am 9217041AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 Waikato’s first Inner Wheel club closing after 35 years

Inner Wheel Club of Kihikihi has regretfully HOT announced it will cease to operate. ■ Lovely person who handed my The club was keys in to police station, you made formed in 1978 — my day! instigated by Evelyn Laird who was the ■ Paper Plus monthly Book Club - club’s Charter chair- fun, friendly and free! man. Invited members ■ Fantastic teacher Laura, at Kihikihi were the wives of School. She went the extra mile for us Rotarians, in the case and makes every school day exciting of Inner Wheel Club for my grandson. of Kihikihi, from both the Kihikihi and Te ■ NZ Post redirecting mail years after Awamutu Rotary Mahuika House relocated. Clubs. Kihikihi was the ■ Redoubt dance party fundraiser first Inner Wheel for Blair Spalding. Club in the Waikato area. NOT Mrs Laird became Chairman of District ■ Lazy fi sherman dumping fi shing 293 and Lorraine Pin- waste on the side of Mangauika Road. fold, also from Kihi- Disgusting. kihi, was district secretary. ■ Dairy farmers using public roads Mrs Laird went on as their personal farm tracks. to represent New Zea- land on the committee ■ People allowing their peahens to of International Inner wander onto properties in College Wheel. Street area. Another members, Ruth Cunningham, TC090513SP10A also served as district LAST members of the Inner Wheel Club of Kihikihi have a team photo before disbanding the club. chairman. TEXT: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Over the past 35 ideals of personal ser- These included distributing Easter • Angel Man; Send to 021 241 4568 Insert code TAC before Hot or Not. years the club has vice; making birthday biscuits to those who • Assistance Dogs endeavoured to • To foster Interna- cakes for long-stay were house-bound. New Zealand; uphold the objects of tional understanding. patients at Matariki Club members • Westpac Waikato EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. International Inner Friendships have Hospital, raising agreed to distribute Air Ambulance. Send to [email protected] Wheel. been built as members money for needy pro- remaining finances While the club will These are: worked to help other jects, such as rasing to: cease to operate, mem- DROP: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. • to provide true in their community in money for schools in • Te Awamutu Com- bers are sure friendship; many and varied Christchurch after munity Health Trans- friendships will con- Drop into our offi ce 336 Alexandra Street • To encourage the ways. the earthquakes, and port Trust; tinue on a social basis.

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Former New Zealand test BY COLIN THORSEN batsman John Parker is singing the praises of Te Awamutu Jacob Dempsey was the toast of Te College girls’ 1st XI cricket Awamutu College 1st XI cricket team after team. blazing his way to 143 off 72 balls against Te Awamutu exceeded all Fairfield/Melville. expectations making the North- The team captain led from the front, ern Districts final of the New providing the platform for Te Awamutu’s Zealand Community Trust emphatic 105 run win in the play-off for third (NZCT) Secondary Schools and fourth in Waikato Secondary Schools’ Girls Cricket Cup competition. division 2B competition. Wins over Otorohanga (by Dempsey’s outstanding knock included 24 nine wickets), St Peter’s (by fours and three sixes. default) and Hillcrest High (by Aaditya Machra eight runs) saw Te Awamutu chimed in with 29 and advance to the Northern Sam Morgan 22 as Te Districts NZCT Cup finals day Awamutu posted a as the Waikato Valley South formidable 248 batting representatives, along with first. Gisborne Girls High, Waikato Fairfield/Melville Diocesan School for Girls and never threatened this Whangarei Girls. total — dismissed for 143 Te Awamutu won a cliff- in the 26th over. hanger of a ND semi-final Dempsey took a par- against Gisborne Girls High by ticular liking to the Fair- eight runs. field/Melville attack. In JACOB Batting first, Te Awamutu their previous match, DEMPSEY posted 76/9 in 20 overs largely GIANT KILLERS: Te Awamutu College girls’ 1st XI cricket team. From left, back row: Theresa won by 96 runs a week thanks to a third wicket stand Amituanai, Elizabeth Fatupaito; middle row: Stuart Yarndley (coach), Jazmine Cook, Abby McLean, earlier, he plundered 93 runs off 64 balls, of 31 between Emma Yarndley Rebecca Yarndley, Amy Ireland, Andrew Karl (manager); front row: Chantelle Muraahi, Kaitlin including 12 fours. He and Shaun Rumbles (25no) and Katie Foulkes (22) Wheatley, Katie Foulkes (capt), Emma Yarndley (vice-capt), Nicole Dobson. Absent from photo: Erin (41) featured in a partnership of 130. run out. Armstrong. PHOTOLIFE Dempsey finished the season with 268 runs A top performance in the from five innings at an average of 53.6. field then restricted Gisborne so elected to field first. (16no) providing the bulk of the their enthusiasm in encourag- Anthony Johnson claimed a brace of to 68 all out in 17 overs. Waikato Dio scored 178/2 in runs. ing others girls to be involved cheap wickets in both games against Fair- Best of the bowlers were 20 overs with their Bay of ‘‘The performance of the Te and enjoy the wonderful game field/Melville. Three of his scalps came off the Kaitlin Wheatley, with 3-12, and Plenty and ND women’s Awamutu College team was of cricket.’’ last two balls he delivered in the first game Nicole Dobson, 3-15, off four development squad representa- remarkable when you consider Parker says Stuart has been and the first ball he bowled in the play off overs. tive Kate Anderson retiring on in one year they came from not the ‘parent’ who has the drive match. Te Awamutu’s finals oppon- 78 not out, having struck 15 having a side to being the and passion for involving He and Dempsey finished the season with ents were Waikato Diocesan, fours. second best team in the North- young people in healthy activi- eight wickets each at averages of 13.7 and 15.1 winners of the NZCT competi- Te Awamutu were left ruing ern Districts region,’’ says John ties and in this case cricket. respectively. Taylor Kahika was Te tion in 2012. dropping her twice before she Parker. ‘‘He was driver, coach, Awamutu’s second most prolific run scorer It was a massive step up for a had reached double figures. ‘‘Even when the team scorer and chief supporter.’’ with 116 in four games at 38.6. His highest side making their first appear- In reply, Te Awamutu started last year, the girls that Cricket resumes in term score was 78no (13 fours, three sixes) in the ance in the competition. achieved the goal they set them- were involved had played very four for the girls with practices win over St John’s College. Coach, Stuart Yarndley says selves of batting out the 20 little but through enthusiasm starting late term three. ‘‘We started off pretty rough, losing our Dio had outstanding batters in overs against the accomplished things happened incredibly Coach Yarndley says he is opening two games, but the team never gave their top order and he wanted Dio attack, scoring 68/9 with quickly. Much of the credit keen to see anyone interested up and made huge improvement in the short his bowlers to experience bowl- Emma Yarndley (12), Katie needs to go to Stuart Yarndley in playing girls’ cricket to turn season,’’ says team spokesperson, Vanessa ing to accomplished batters — Foulkes (10) and Nicole Dobson and his daughter Emma for up to these practices. Dempsey. Mother’s Day Specials

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We were Shop Fittings, 261 Banks Street father in law of Julie overwhelmed by the CHURCH Clothing Racks and Te Awamutu ❏❏ and Stephen Saunders, numbers of cards and for more information Sunday, 12 May WILD THYME Cafe is still owned and Clothing, Ph (07) 838 0127 TE AWAMUTU Raelene and Paul flowers we received 10am Accessories etc etc Hunter, Gail and the and would like to operated by Buffi Oliver. 107/1 CARLTON STREET late Robert Peters. thank you all for your Parish Worship Saturday 11 May, Household items, winter led by the choir The kitchen is under new management 8am-3pm clothing, tools, 8.00am Loved Grandad of kind messages. at Te Awamutu Adam and Nicole, with new opening hours of 8am - 4pm, SECOND SEASONS TE AWAMUTU start. Kala, Sam, Liam and ALL TO VISIT VISITED WELCOME 62 Lyons Street 60s UP Riley. VAILE, seven days a week. Kihikihi ❏❏ Cyril will be farewelled Robert Owen (Bob). Enquiries 871 5376 MOVEMENT at Alexandra House Barbara and family REV MAUREEN CALMAN Chapel, 570 Alexandra TE AWAMUTU would like to sincerely KIHIKIHI PONY AGM 463 FACTORY ROAD Street, Te Awamutu thank everyone for the on Monday 13 May CLUB 10.30am, Friday, 17 Moving overseas, come kindness and support PRESBYTERIAN make an offer. 2013 at 1pm followed received after the sad NGUTUNUI SCHOOL REUNION AGM May 2013 by interment at the Te 80 Mutu Street Waipa Workingmens TO VISIT VISITED loss of their much 100 YEARS 2014 7.30pm, Monday, Awamutu Cemetery. loved husband, father, Sunday 12 May Club ❏❏ All communications to father-in-law and A meeting is to be held for those 13 May 2013 139 Albert Park Drive the McClennan at St Andrew’s, Kihikihi Club Rooms, Grandad Bob. Special interested in forming a committee to Family, c/- PO Box 137, thanks to St John 10am Dick Street, Kihikihi Grazing Te Awamutu please. One Service celebrate this occasion. Ambulance, their All Welcome Firewood EXCELLENT grazing Te Awamutu Funeral special friends and Shared lunch in hall Puketotara-Ngutunui Community Hall available, long term for Services FDANZ neighbours, all the after service Thursday•16 May 2013•7pm Steph MacPherson BIG ute load of dairy weaner heifers, generous people who Lighthouse for the children 870 1625 Lawsoniana, $120. Ph 871 experienced grazier, visited the house with 10am - Te Pahu 9218121AA 6603 or 021 119 0997. good contour and water, food and baking, sent MCMILLAN, Community Service DRY macrocarpa, ti-tree - eczema free. Ph Rodd or flowers and for the 9203698AA Mark William (Mac) SN All Welcome Do you have ... MANGAPIKO ute loads. Ph 027 423 1381. Leann, 07 877 8543 or 027 many cards and phone 487 7854. 5102619 RNZN. www.teawamutu.net/standrews HALL ASSN EXCELLENT firewood. Ph calls. Also to those blocked, itchy, waxy or pain when you fl y HORSE grazing, one 27 July 1957-7May who attended Bob’s Titch 871 6792. 2013. Aged 55 years, as small paddock, arena and farewell service, your AGM FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 - stable, $25 p/wk. Ph 027 a result of brain presence was truly 3 St John’s 7.30pm, Thursday, $170, 10m - $300 207 1303. tumours. Passed away comforting. Please - wax removal by suction delivered. Ph 07 873 9190 at home surrounded Anglican Church 23 May 2013 accept this as a - no referral needed - all ages seen or 021 617 349. Livestock & Poultry by his loving family. personal Sunday after at the hall Devoted and beloved acknowledgment of EAR HEALTH - Professional Ear Care FIREWOOD - gum; husband, heart, Ascension Secretary: $85/m3, pine; $70m3. Ph/ our thanks and Amanda Johnson AC PETFOODS bestfriend and gratitude. 8.00am - Old St John’s, at 160 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu txt 027 278 8967. COLLECT injured and soulmate of Hinemoa Te Awamutu 870 2236 Phone 0800 126 818 for an appt SHEOAK/PINE mix, unwanted cows, horses for 36 years. Forever 9.30am - St Saviour’s, $80m3. Ph 027 915 7876. and bobbies. Ph 0800 loved father, friend Pirongia www.earhealth.co.nz DOWN COW. and mentor of Lance In Memoriam MARKET SPLIT gum, $85, 1.2m3.Ph 10.00am - St John’s, 027 246 4571. IN calf heifers available and Joanne, Chante GILLARD, to buy or lease, high PW/ and Shane and dearly Te Awamutu COUNCIL CARPARK June Margaret. All welcome BW records. Ph Rod or loved koro to Sharnia, This Saturday For Sale Leann 07 877 8543 or 027 Khingstyn, Marco and On 11 May 2009. A loved wife, mum and Contact 871 5568 Phone Phyllis : 871 4811 487 7854. Kharli. A/H 870 3911 or Carol : 871 6198 Tangihangi at nanna. SECTIONAL WANTED Poututerangi Marae, "Forever loved, 9218174AA GARAGE door, 2.4m wide never forgotten." ALL milk wanted for Pitua Road, Te Puna, Personal x 2.04m high, auto plus calves. Ph Deb Kirkham Tauranga. Funeral Its been four years but PIRONGIA remote, $200 ono. Ph 07 871 4815 or 027 490 1007 or service at we still miss you. Love FIND LOVE 873 6250. Gavin 027 620 3920. Poututerangi Marae you always, Doug, FREE BOWLING on Saturday 11 May at Murry, Joy, Michelle, NOW ADMISSION 11am. Hayley and Emma. CLUB Stock Auctions Your dream lover is INFORMATION EVENING For further "Me te aroha nga waiting for you. There is whakapono me Tuesday, 14 May 2013, 7pm information, no need to spend another St John Ambulance Station, AGM te rangimarie day. Alone when Bridges please contact PROGRESSIVE tatou tatou e" Palmer Street, Te Awamutu Werner at 1pm, Saturday, Matchmakers can get 18 May 2013 All communications to you together as soon as 871 3119 LIVESTOCK LTD INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION at the clubrooms. the McMillan family today. Phone 0800 856 640 or email C/- 262 Ohaupo Road, til 7pm Matchmaker exp Six weeks programme, 7-8pm meditation. Te Awamutu. since 1989 every Tuesday from 21 May DAIRY AUCTION AND MACHINERY SALE Rosetown Family www.bridgesdating.co.nz 2013 St John Ambulance Station, te.awamutu@ TE AWAMUTU Funerals Ltd FDANZ Palmer Street, Te Awamutu gmail.com A/C: Arangata Ltd Funeral Directors ROD & CUSTOM CLUB INC Friday, 17 May 2013 MCMILLAN, AGM Machinery at 10:15am followed by Cattle at 11:15am Mark William (Mac), TE AWAMUTU at 219 Paewhenua Road, RD 2, Otorohanga Service Number: to be held at the 5102619 RNZN Able FUNERAL SERVICES Clubrooms at Albert Stock Comprising: Park Drive. Seaman. 8pm, 4 June 2013 • 271 IC Friesian / Friesian Cross Cows BW 94 On 7 May 2013, 9056468AA Contact 872 4898 PW 113 REL 86% peacefully after a long illness, at home in Te All Welcome • 24 IC Heifers BW 126 PW111 Awamutu, aged 55 The Herd: years. Dearly loved son of Margaret and WEEKEND • Herd Calving from 26 July 2013 IC LIC FRSN Lester (deceased), Alexandra House Chapel Tailed FRSN Bull, Bull out 14 January 2013 brother and brother- PHARMACY in-law of Lester 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU • 31 Years of Ownership TB C10 (deceased) and HOURS • Quality Dairy, very Quiet Herd, Shed Drenched Christine, Tony and For compassionate and caring service call • Grazing available until 30 May 2013 Moana, Julie Saturday 9am-3pm (deceased) and Neil, Garth & Lynette Williams • Payment Due 6 June 2013 Scott and Sheryll, Sunday 10am-1pm Machinery: Nathan and Belinda, PH 871 5131 ALL HOURS Jason and Jacquie and Te Awamutu Iseki tractor SX 65 / Landini Tractor 8860 / Giltrap MSX his nieces and Pharmacy Cross Conveyer Side Lift Tandem Feed Wagon / Proline nephews. 650 ltr 3 PTL Sprayer / Seed Drill Connorshea / Kea "Some peace at last - Rosetown 168 Alexandra Street sleep well." 8749700AA Calf Trailer and Crate for four Wheeler / Weed Wiper / Family Funerals Te Awamutu 2.5 metre Maxam Mower C/W Wilter / Giltrap six ton tip Ph 871 5717 trailer (Tandem) / Donald Post Rammer / Grader Blade / Reception offi ce and rooms Water Blaster / PK Trailer / Wrangler Bale Feeder (hydro Te Awamutu’s ONLY main street pharmacy! drive) / Diesel Tank / Petrol Tank (on stand) / Mobile Calf

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F/FX INCALF HEIFERS 9192664AA Sainsbury Road, east of Te Kawa Cross Andrew Taylor 871 4244. on site repairs, upgrades Well recorded - numbers to suit Pirongia or ph Susan Roads, no dogs, $160 Property & Home and trouble shooting, PC Ranstead on 871 9105. p/wk. Ph 872 2772. CHIMNEY WOF and laptop sales, no call Phone Bryce 027 496 7411 THREE brm house on NEED your chimney TYRE and Tune Centre, Maintenance out fees for help, Phone Wanted to Buy 21 Bond Road, now Matt 027 515 6996 or 870 or Exchange Lyon Street, Kihikihi, cleaned? Most cleaned for EXTERIOR house $280 p/wk. Ph 027 943 $75. Fundamental issuing WOFs for cars, cleaning. Ph Ultra Clean 3038. BUYING Horse floats/ 8988. Cleaning - 0800 520 005 or trailers, wheel alignment 0800 569 656 today! caravans/boats all cond. and exhausts. Ph 871 TWO brm house in 870 4039. Phone Steve 027-622-0011 3267. LOUNGE suites cleaned. Gardening & Kihikihi, carport, no HOMEFIX - kitchens, Ph Ultra Clean 0800 569 CASH in unwanted motor dogs, bond and bathrooms, decks, fences, Landscaping bikes, trailers, boats, 656 now! references reqd, $220 all carpentry repairs and LAWN mowing, garden anything old from your p/wk incl lawns, house maintenance, ONSITE REPAIRS farms or garages. Phone 2420 Cambridge Rd CARPET maintenance, free available now. Please call trade qualified. Ph 871 quotes, honest, reliable, Dylan. Phone 021-254-0754 870 1898 or 021 0220 0396. 7650 or 027 263 6348. HOUSEHOLD furniture ● Ride On Mower CLEANING Ash Valley Mowing. Ph TWO brm unit with 870 2012/027 918 7549. wanted, any condition carport, large store room, METAL Repairs IICRC Approved considered. Ph Allan 870 handy to main street, METAL supplies, soft ● Domestic Mower PGG Wrightson Ltd 2069 or 027 220 3109. senior tenant, no rubble and pumice, Repairs Friday 10 May 2013 Business for Sale smokers, $220 p/wk. Ph Puahue Quarry. Ph 870 Ph Andrew Stewart 871 7021. 1960. 021 0263 8979 8982068AA 11.30am start and Wanted TWO plus one brm house, Ph Stuart Law SLATES BUSINESS For Sale - easy care section on 027 226 6889 A/C Client - Peter and Lisa Cowie Tokoroa. Thank you to Bank Street available immediately $265 p/wk. Celebrating 4 years 485 Mangarino Road, Te Kuiti all my Scoffers Cafe in business! customers over the past Ph 871 4542/021 482 652 FREE ULTRA CLEAN Comprising: 18 years. It has been after 5pm - no texts. ANDYMAN Installation for FREEVIEW... 70 Ayrshire/Ayrshire x in calf cows wonderful and I am now ready to put my feet up SERVICES LTD • Crystal clear pictures Phone 0800 569 656 BW33, PW71 RA90% so, contact Brendon on Are you ready for winter? • One off purchase charge 40 Ayrshire/Friesian/Friesian x in calf heifers 021 816 600 to discuss any • No on-going monthly Tuition BW115, PW120 reasonable offers for - Chimney Sweeping Scoffers Cafe. Success payments - Gutter Cleaning READING - spelling, don’t Cows calving 1 August to AB Ayrshire and Friesian Realty Ltd, Bayleys, • Conditions apply let your child fall behind. for eight weeks, tailed off with a Hereford bull, bull Licensed under the REA - Roof/Skylights leaking? Timi’s TV For individual help Act 2008. - Insulation phone Kay 07 873 8658. 8982249AA out 15 January. Ayrshire/Ayrshire x content out of 9189122AA Aerial Services 9209042AA 220 cows, Frsn/Frsn x cows sold. Flatmates - House Washes t 07 873 6044 m 027 331 6804 Financial Heifers calving 1 August to recorded Jersey x bulls, FLATMATE wanted, three *Insured bulls out 15 January. These are the complete brm house, suit mature TWO BRM “We will beat the competition replacement line of heifers out of herd. person, one existing • 3/243 Teasdale Street, NEED MONEY NOW…for any reason? flatmate, $95 plus by 40% on all Roof Moss, SEPTIC TANKS Cows milked on steep to rolling country (will shift). redecorated unit, Mould, Lichen & Algae expenses. Ph 027 207 1303 Prefer not to deal with the bank? Call your friendly All cows dry cow treated (Ave SCC 100,000), TB evenings. heatpump, $250 p/wk treatments! - 2 year warranty” Clean your septic tank local Asset Finance office for help with loans from C10, EBL free, Lepto Vaccinated. NICE flatmate wanted in THREE BRM NOW and save your Pirongia Village, would PH STEVE SLATER Delivery immediate unless prior arrangement made • 8 Ballance Street, soakage drains $400 to $40,000+ with affordable payments. prefer someone who has heatpump, garage, 0800 18 28 18 before sale until 31 May. Payment 31 May 2013. an interest in healthy mossboss.co.nz Ph 871 5609 • Personal Loans from $400 to $40,000+ eating, $100 p/wk plus fenced, $290 p/wk www.slateshandyman.co.nz Bains Liquid Disposal Catalogues available, check our website power. Ph 027 955 2224. • 687 Mahoe Street, • Business Finance up to $250,000 www.pggwrightson.co.nz or contact Bill Donnelly ROOMS to let, 2kms to heatpump, fenced, $300 TERRY LASENBY • Loans from 17.95% p.a. interest 0274 932 063 or 07 873 1855 town, power, internet, p/wk • Get $2000 from $40/wk or $5000 from $55/week phone, $140 p/wk. Ph 870 BUILDER Signposted from State Highway 3, 3070 or 027 555 4289. • 608 Mandeno Street, WESTGATE • Unsecured loans up to $1,000 South of Otorohanga at Hangatiki turn off. • Maintenance • For Lease sleepout, garage, PLUMBING The maximum loan is based on the security provided. fenced, $340 p/wk • Renovations • BUILDING, 112m3 to lease. SAME DAY PROCESSING & APPROVAL; SAME DAY PAYOUT • 80 Rata Street, FOR ALL YOUR Ph 871 2171 or 027 440 • New Homes • PLUMBING For details or to apply online 7101. redecorated, REQUIREMENTS EXTRA large secure heatpump, garage, • Farm Buildings • www.AssetFinance.co.nz 8969398AA Cars for Sale Vehicles Wanted lockup yard area with fenced, $310 p/wk Ph 027 496 4656 0800 108 800 0800 11 22 74 building options avail. 1998 Mazda Familia, CAR broken down? Need or 870 1234 a/h Ph 871 2171 or 027 440 FIVE BRM auto, 1500cc, goes well, WOF repairs? Can’t 7101. $3100. Ph 871 8601 or 027 afford them? Don’t dump • 45 Scott Crescent, 314 2870. your car. Call us - we buy. Storage heatpump, deck, 9218183AA BUILDER Cash paid. Ph 027 414 1853 fenced, garage, CLASSIFED advertising. - Jason. BARN storage, concrete Qualified licensed Have you got something for SALE worth Ph 871 5151. floor, power, water, in $330 p/wk carpenter 3 29 years experience town, $40 PA per m .Ph www.jmpm.co.nz 027 207 1303. FREE QUOTES under $50? YES! - You can advertise Vehicles Wanted To Let SAFE ‘N’ SOUND Ph Lance Conditions do apply. CARAVANS to let from STORAGE 027 663 2552 it with us for FREE! 0800 CAR DUMP $30, long term. Ph 871 8705020AA 2171 or 0274 407 101. • Electric Security Fence WANTED We sell second OUTSIDE room/office, • 24/7 access HEWITSON Te Awamutu Dead or dying cars, 4x4 hand good warrantable $40 p/wk. Ph 870 4990. • Camera and patrolled Courier Ph 07 871 5151 utes, vans tyres most sizes. SUNNY, renovated, two surveillance PLUMBING

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MAINTENACE 9217963AA RESIDENTIAL – LIFESTYLE         Lawn mowing             Pruning  Water         Blasting           Fencing  Spraying     Repairs &    ! "# Maintenance $% !  !" Mike Ottaway Ph: 870 3920 Mob: (021) 0223 6850 &&&'   &('' ( 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013 Employment Vacancies CHEF/COOK wanted, part time work available, RESTHOME CAREGIVER must be able to work weekends and be able to AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN An experienced caregiver required to do all kitchen duties. Reservations Clerk work 7am to 3.30pm, 56hrs per fortnight, Please send CV to We are looking for a qualifi ed mechanic preferably with including every second weekend. [email protected]. HERBAL Life distributers WOF certifi cate to join our team at Rosetown Holden. We offer full orientation within a Ministry of Health This is a great opportunity to join the crew in our reservations team on a • wanted, opening new Applicant must be: certifi cated, purpose built home. division. Text Lee on 027 permanent part-time basis. We have two positions available. One at the • able to work in a team environment (team player) • Ongoing Aged Care Education while working 726 4096. Waitomo Glow Worm Caves and one at the Legendary Black Water Rafting. with a great supportive team. 9214678AA • have a clean/current full drivers licence RELIABLE part time The successful candidate will have strong customer service, computer and Contact Heather Lydford, Tarahill Resthome cleaner wanted, morning • be able to work without supervision selling skills and have the ability to work accurately and positively in a busy but 9am - 4pm on 871 3672 and evening shifts over fun team environment. We are looking for the kind of person who likes to be Application in writing to: seven days, experience preferred. Call 022 694 the best and work with the best, and is fun, friendly and warm. Graham Sharp - Service Manager 1035. Your service, sales and administrative background will have equipped you for Rosetown Manager this role and you will be able to demonstrate your strong attention to detail and PO Box 102, Te Awamutu 3800 Unique Opportunity Farm Employment passion for both our products, the Waitomo area and outstanding customer or to [email protected] Suit an all rounder with a can do attitude. FARM sitter/relief service. milker available for A team player not afraid of hard work. 2013/14 season, solo or To us, it’s all about customer service and cash handling skills, so you’ll need to ACCOUNTANCY CLERK team member, Pirongia - Involves duties in our feed mill, piggery and demonstrate similar values and a strong team spirit. Relevant experience in the INTERMEDIATE/SENIOR Otorohanga area, tourism industry is desirable, although self-starters with motivation to learn will building/maintenance teams. experienced in farming. be considered. Monday to Firday 7.30am - 4.00pm Ph 027 462 3623. If you think you’ve got what it takes, then we’d love to hear from We have a vacancy in our vibrant, busy If this role is of interest please apply in the fi rst instance Situations Wanted Accountancy practice for an Intermediate/Senior you! We are processing applications immediately so don’t delay. in writing - together with a CV to: 9211701AA KNAPSACK spraying Accountancy Clerk. To apply for this job, please apply online at our job site Waratah Farms gang. Ph Turner Experience in a Chartered Accountancy practice 1035 Ormsby Road, Otorohanga Contracting - approved www.thlonline.com and enter the job code 14954TAC. chemical applicator 871 would be an advantage. A very competitive salary Attention: General Manager 3403 or 027 375 7225. will be paid commensurate to experience. WAIPA Towing, 24 hours, seven days a week, local Please apply in writing or telephone giving personal tows from $60. Ph 027 497 PAPER DELIVERY STAFF details, qualifi cations and previous experience to: SCHOOL HANDYMAN REQUIRED 2689. [email protected] Michael Moir To work approximately four hours per week. Kihikihi area C/- Hammond & Moir 9214814AA Duties will include: PH: 871 5151 Two positions have become available in the Kihikihi district Chartered Accountants - General repairs and maintenance, spraying, weeding, PO Box 92 9216644AA pruning. FAX: 871 3675 for the Tuesday and Thursday delivery of the local community Te Awamutu - Must be friendly, hardworking, honest and reliable. Ph 8714114 newspaper. Your own bike is essential and you must live in If this position interests you please email the the Kihikihi area. principal, stating your interest and any relevant Deadline: 12 noon day prior to publication. experience you have at: [email protected] 8864375AA One of the runs is our largest - not for the faint hearted! Applications to be received by Wednesday, 15 May 2013. Position to commence immediately. Ph 871 5151 to register your interest

For week ending 09 May 2013 Te Awamutu 9213305AA Receptionist/Administration Support Courier Two Casual Positions available Are you a team player who enjoys working in a busy Our papers can be heavy and do contain inserts environment and who wants to work on a casual basis? therefore you need to be strong and physically fi t. You will need to be customer focused, demonstrate Weather great organisational and telephone skills, and have a i n the Waipa PLUMBER/ good sense of humour. 9211790AA MIN C° MAX C° RAIN/MLS GASFITTER Offi ce experience is essential and knowledge of MS Kihikihi 7 23 68 REQUIRED Word and Excel would be an advantage. Full training will be given in our patient management system Parawera 5 20 66 Due to an increased work load the following Must be able to (MedTech32). Pirongia 10 position has become available 21 98

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