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24 Hour Salvage Ph (07) 871-5069 CouPublished Tuesday & ThursdayurierTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2017 Bond Road, Te Awamutu, P.O. Box 437 A/H 021 503 404 Your community newspaper for over 100 years EXTRA COPIES 40c Email: [email protected] Honour for developer Final shindig The Te Awamutu Continuing Education Group welcomes everyone to come along to its final meeting for ZB Homes makes Top 50 index the year on Wednesday, December 6. The event will feature entertainment by the Te Awamutu Intermediate School band and the Te Rore Bohemian Band. A Christmas dinner will be served in the Surf ‘n’ Turf restaurant adjoining the hall. Reservations required. See ad in today’s paper, or ring 870 3223 or 871 6434. Professor’s achievement A man who has helped create new generations of te reo Ma¯ori champions has been awarded one of the country’s highest Ma¯ori language accolades. Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Ma¯ori — The Ma¯ori Language Commission — has given the University of Waikato’s Professor Pou Temara a Lifetime Achievement award. It acknowledges his ceaseless efforts to promote Ma¯ori language at a national level. Professor Pou Temara is a recognised tohunga and authority in Ma¯ori language, ancient karakia, kapa haka and whaiko¯rero.

Helping kids TC301117DT02 The Countdown Kids’ ZB Homes owner Zane Beckett on site of their latest project. Hospital Appeal raised $1.26 million for 13 children’s wards BY DEAN TAYLOR The Fast 50 index ranks the The business was going well any given time. nationwide. top 50 businesses in New Zea- — but not well enough for the The team offers design and All proceeds are used to When Zane Beckett started land according to their revenue owner’s liking. build options for landowners, buy medical equipment to his building business at age 19 growth over the past three He says he wanted to drive land and home packages and he didn’t intend to be a property years. more growth, but a lack of land investment opportunities. help Kiwi kids around the developer. Entrants are required to was making it hard for local He also likes to embrace country. But 15 years on, after market have been in business for a firms. technology to maintain a high Countdown stores across conditions forced his hand, ZB minimum of three years, and His answer was to expand level of communication with the country organised local Homes has become the first ever have had operating revenue of into subdivisions and offer the client, so they know exactly events to bring the construction business to take at least $300,000. house and land packages. where their project is at. community together and help the top honour at the Deloittes Mr Beckett said he was “That created the growth we “We make sure we listen raise funds for the appeal. Fast 50 National Awards. encouraged to set up his own wanted,” he says. carefully to what people want In Te Awamutu, The Courier mentioned the business by the people his did ZB Homes now operates out and we make sure we keep to the Countdown customers and awards last year when ZB his apprenticeship with. of Te Awamutu and Tauranga agreed budgets. staff knitted more than 500 Homes was named winner of the “They said I should get out and employs about a dozen staff “Our aim is to keep being baby’s items to donate to Fastest Growing Services Busi- and do my own thing. at each office, as well as local innovative, keep growing and Waikato Hospital. ness Award for the Central “I was motivated by the chal- sub-contractors. make sure every client is North Island and named in the lenge of creating something that Mr Beckett says there about treated as an individual,” he National Top 50 index. was mine,” says Mr Beckett. 40 building projects on the go at says. LESS WATER, MORE POWER. WATER BLASTERS NEW FROM $199!*

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CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) previous years and keep rates increases Results of a large rate increase in On these housing projects it is time lower. Waipa could be worse than Hamilton as that council told developers how many We welcome letters - preferably via email. They Waipa District Council has been we have a lot less ratepayers. houses they want built on all should be under 300 words and must have the guilty of deferring major infrastructure Why do we have to fund projected subdivisions to minimise the cost of sender’s name, address and phone number. No items and it appears we are going to have growth and impoverish current rate- providing services. pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be a big spending 10-Year Plan catch up. payers? Developers can always provide the withheld in special circumstances at the discretion Waipa’s problem will be we only have Growth should be planned over a services themselves if they want to. of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged a small number of ratepayers in com- longer time period than projected It appears growth is not managed and may be edited, abridged or discarded. parison to Hamilton. I expect projected growth and should be affordable and very well in some councils, with com- SALES MANAGER growth will be driving a lot of expendi- allow current ratepayer to enjoy a munity projects taking precedence over ture as well. quality of life. core infrastructure needs, which get Belinda Wolland Many councils think that high growth Does it really matter if Waipa controls deferred year after year and cost much [email protected] is desirable, but the cost to current actual growth to say 50 per cent of more to fix when they can’t be deferred EDITORIAL ratepayers is high, especially for low projected growth? any longer. Dean Taylor (editor) Ext: 67705 income earners, superannuitants and Are developers building the maxi- KEN GEORGE [email protected] Colin Thorsen (journalist) Ext: 67713 [email protected] Daisy springs Bethany Rolston (journalist) Ext: 67710 Fostering the skills [email protected] surprise goodie ADVERTISING Cheryl Joubert of life-long learning [email protected] on students 027 447 8160 Lizel Beyleveld With technology continuing to ad- adapt our education system to the times Where do the Waikato’s coolest [email protected] vance at a rapid pace, developing the way and build a brighter future for our young people live? Te Awamutu, of course! 027 809 9933 we teach in line with the times is how we people. A huge thank you to an awesome CLASSIFIEDS will ensure that our youth leave school This will involve taking some local resident, Daisy Prasad, who sur- Tania King, Ext: 67708 with the skills they need to succeed in decisions to restructure how we teach, prised the Room 2 students of Patricia Tania Cortesi-Western, Ext: 67707 the modern world. by integrating subjects like coding into Avenue satellite school with some Alanah Harvey, Ext: 67701 The skills that foster lifelong learning other courses, and teaching in practical yummy goodies on Monday. [email protected] and development. terms. Out of the blue, the students’ regular This will strengthen our hand when it That’s why I’m standing in this mid- educational shopping outing turned DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 comes to combating inequality, climate term Te Awamutu College Board of into a bit of a party when Daisy popped POSTAL ADDRESS change and all the threats our society Trustees election, because I’m passion- by the school van with a generous gift 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 faces. ate about education and youth develop- of tasty treats for everyone. Thank you OFFICE HOURS We have such a bright future, if we ment. so much for your thoughtfulness, Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 4.30pm continue to embrace ambition and op- If we work together we can keep Te Daisy, you absolutely made Room 2’s timism, and continue to stand up and Awamutu College moving forward into day! PHONE 07 871 5151 champion the values that built our great the future. The students truly appreciate your nation. 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TC301117DT01 CELEBRATORY cuppa for Magicseal winners Shirley (left) and Lesley (second from left) Egglestone with local licensees Craig and Caroline Jones.

Magicseal New Zealand ran a line Jones to say she had won. She says her house is quite close competition recently across the She decided to give the prize to to the road, and she has noticed the Frameless Glass Showers country on social media and the her mum Shirley Egglestone. traffic noise is reduced. Splashbacks | Balustrades lucky winner was from Te Awa- When the parties got together The kitchen windows don’t mutu. Mrs Jones realised she knew the steam up as easily and the house is Pool Fencing | Mirrors Entering was a simple matter of winner from when their children warm when it is cool and has been liking and sharing Magicseal’s had taken Mainly Music classes cool in the heat. Facebook page and the prize four together. The Joneses decided to The retrofit glazing also reduces Book a FREE, No Obligation square metres of retrofit secondary sweeten the prize pot by installing UV damage to furniture and carpets. Measure & Quote today! glazing valued at about $2500. the secondary glazing at no charge. So far the kitchen, lounge and Lesley Egglestone decided to Mrs Egglestone says the second- part of a bedroom has been fitted have a go and was contacted by local ary glazing has already made a and the Egglestones hope to save to Magicseal licensees Craig and Caro- difference to her home. get the rest of the house completed. 0508 672 545 Trip down memory lane Servicing the Waipa region for over 20 years! The Te Awamutu cities. Architects and “Butcher shops and safely deposited wasn’t Genealogy Group led a tradesmen often moved to fruiterers proliferated, where they believed it to trip down memory lane other towns to find work. later being replaced by be, she says. as part of its project to “Although the build- photo shops and real es- “We have been advised capture the social his- ing designers and main tate agents. that Tony Bevin, a former tory of local commercial contractors were usually “We also discovered teacher at Te Awamutu buildings. from outside Te Awa- through tender notices College, took photos of The group mutu, several of the sub- that other buildings in local buildings. constructed a Building contractors were local town — such as the “If anyone knows what Social History display at businesses. Hodgson Motors and CT happened to his collection and the Te Awamutu Library “The commercial Rickit buildings — were the research team want to this month. buildings featured in the designed by S Judd, the hear from you.” Convenor Sandra display were the catalyst architect responsible for The group will con- Metcalfe says the group for many local firms, such the Burns and Thomp- tinue the project with a was delighted by the sup- as LR Armstrong, FD son’s Buildings. new group of buildings port. Chunn, CT Rickits and “Archibald and another public dis- “We hope it re-ignited Clark & McMillan, to MacDonald, who designed play next year. an interest in Te Awa- grow their business, the Spinley and Alexan- mutu’s built heritage and eventually becoming dra Buildings, was also ■ For those who were Te Awamutu Brass Band Plus the changes that have major employers in the very active around the unable to see the display taken place over the last town.” Waikato with his residen- and want to share memories Hamilton Salvation Army Band eight decades,” she says. Mrs Metcalfe says the tial work.” contact “The reason so many Te Awamutu’s growth Mrs Metcalfe says the [email protected] Christmas Concert of our current heritage and prosperity reflected team was fascinated by .nz or 021 206 9119. The buildings were the change of businesses. the family connections group also wants to hear Sunday 3 December 2017 constructed during the “As cars replaced found. from those with research 1920s and 1930s was be- horses blacksmiths and Of concern however, skills, an interest in social Te Awamutu Intermediate Hall cause of a building liveries made way for gar- was discovering informa- history and time on their Hazelmere Cres, Te Awamutu | Time: 3.00 – 4.30 p.m downturn in the larger ages,” she says. tion people thought was hands. Door Sales: $5.00 and $10.00 Family 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, November 30, 2017 Gourmet in Park back Supporting brigade

Head along to First National Real Estate Te Awamutu next Tuesday to check out the new office and support our local firefighters. For each person who attends, First National Real Estate will donate $5 to the Te Awamutu Vol- unteer Fire and Emer- gency NZ. First National Te Awa- mutu owner Vayle Hammond says the com- pany sponsors the New Zealand Burns Unit. “I want to do some- thing for the local com- munity that is closely associated,” she says. “The volunteer fire TC240117DT01 brigade is a great fit.” LAST YEAR’S inaugural Gourmet in the Park was judged a great success by Te Awamutu Fire and organisers, stall holders and visitors. Emergency New Zealand senior station officer Ed The popular Gourmet 17 delicious food carts. forward to another strong Hopping says there will in the Park returns to Te The family-friendly turnout this year. be the chance to chat with Awamutu this Saturday, event also offers live Gourmet in the Park local firefighters, check December 2. music and children’s returns to Te Awamutu on out their gear and snap a Head down to Selwyn entertainment. the first Saturday of each photo. Park from 4pm-8pm to After last year’s suc- month in summer: Decem- There will also be enjoy a bite to eat — or cess, event organiser ber 2, January 6, Febru- drinks, nibbles and spot several — from a range of Tania Simpson is looking ary 3 and March 3. prizes. “We are delighted to be approached and provid- ing there is not a call out Taking action for kauri while the function is on we will have our guys there,” he says. Waikato Re- giants” are The schools to promote The Te Awamutu Fire TC301117SP01 gional Council is de- increasingly threat- Pukemokemoke conservation. Coro- and Emergency NZ, for- TE AWAMUTU Fire and Emergency New Zealand senior lighted to see Wai- ened by kauri Bush Reserve at mandel’s Driving merly the Te Awamutu station officer Ed Hopping accepts the first $5 donation kato community dieback disease. Tauhei, north of Creek Railway and Volunteer Fire Brigade, from First National Te Awamutu owner Vayle groups taking ac- “Ultimately it’s Hamilton has Potteries operation is a volunteer service. Hammond. tion to protect through the completed a board- has installed two It appreciates and ■ threatened kauri. combined actions of walk to help protect cleaning stations to relies on much-needed First National Real Estate Te Awamutu office opening is Biosecurity agencies and com- the reserve’s kauri. help prevent the fundraising opportun- at 35 Alexandra St on Tuesday, December 5 from 5pm-7pm. officer Kim Parker munities that kauri It’s also been spread of disease on ities and hopes to attract For more information contact 07 280 7536 or says the “forest will be protected.” working with shoes and boots. new recruits. [email protected]

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Te Awamutu Hearing TC301117TAHA Association wound up its MEMBERS of Te Awamutu year with a Christmas lunch- Hearing Association on eon at the Te Awamutu Club. their bus trip to Putaruru More than 40 members Timber Museum. What is on enjoyed the get-together, which included a visit from Santa Claus. in December Te Awamutu Hearing The group was then well Association events organiser looked after at lunch at the Colin Schimanski said it was Putaruru RSA Club before Te Awamutu Events Guide as notified to the Te a great end to the year for the heading to The Cheese Fac- Awamutu Visitor i-Site Centre. group. tory — home of various ■ 1-3 The Golden Antelope. Dec 1-2 at 7.30pm, Dec The group’s previous out- cheese made from the milk of 3 at 2pm. Te Awamutu Little Theatre, cnr of Palmer ing was a bus trip, and again cows, sheep, goats and yak. and Vaile Sts. Bookings www.talt.nz or 021 945 953. more than 40 members and The downstairs tasting ■ 3 McDonalds Kihikihi Speedway Christmas Bash guests took part. room was very popular. from 3pm. First destination was the With a stopover at Tirau ■ 4-5 Blood Bank. Dec 4 from 1pm-7pm, Dec 5 from Putaruru Timber Museum, abilia of the development of ber gave an interesting talk to stretch the legs, it was 8.30am-1pm. Rugby Sports and Rec Club, Albert home to a huge collection of the forestry industry. to set the scene before the another enjoyable outing for Park Drive. Call 0800 448 325 to book appointment. chainsaws and other memor- A Timber Museum mem- visitors looked around. the group. ■ 6 An evening with Dr. Tom Roa who will share excerpts from his book Maiea te Tupua — whanau stories of Tupuna who fought in WW1. 6pm-7.30pm Honour for police officer’s community work at Te Awamutu Library. Free entry. ■ 9 Te Awamutu Christmas Float Parade from 12pm. The Church of Jesus who is known for being there ■ 10 Mt Pirongia Country Music Club Day from Christ of Latter-day Saints for those in need, providing 12.30pm. Ngahinapouri Community Hall, held a special ceremony at care for the recently bereaved Kakaramea Rd. Contact 871 5083. Kawhia to recognise Con- and looking out for the chil- ■ 11-13 Tree Awamutu. A pop-up Christmas Tree stable Jonathan Maoate for dren of families who are forest. Dec 11 from 7pm-9pm, Dec 12 from his work in the community. facing hardship. 12.30pm-2pm, 7pm-9pm and Dec 13 from 7pm- Kaumatua and representa- To support Constable 9pm. Contact 871 3888 for more information. tives from Kawhia’s service Maoate’s efforts, members of ■ 14 Balls, Bullets & Boots exhibition opening event agencies turned out to honour church collected large 3pm-5.30pm at Te Awamutu Museum. Join the Constable Maoate. quantities of non-perishable museum and extra special rugby guests to celebrate More than 60 people food items and good clean the exhibition. Contact [email protected]. attended the award ceremony clothing, which Constable ■ 17 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, Te Rahu at the Kawhia Chapel. Maoate says he would put to Hall, Te Rahu Rd, Te Awamutu. 1.30pm-4.30pm. All President John Kendall of valuable use in the commun- welcome, $4 entry. Contact 871 2799. The Church of Jesus Christ of ity. ■ 17 Pirongia Christmas Market, Memorial Hall, Latter-day Saints presented Franklin St. 9am-2pm. Local crafts, bouncy castle Constable Maoate with TC301117SPLDS and spot prizes. flowers, a certificate and a HONOURED: Kawhia Con- canvas print of the Church’s stable Jonathan Maoate Rosetown Lions Santa’s Grotto: Family Proclamation to the (right), with his wife Tineke ■ December 9, 15, 16, 18, 20 and 21 from 10am- World. and daughter Evekanya, 12.30pm. First National Real Estate Office, 35 Although he has been in and community and church Alexandra St. Each child that visits Santa will the area for only three years, representatives (from left) receive a present. Bring your camera. Constable Maoate has estab- Gordon Matenga, John lished himself as someone Kendall and Tiwini Hemi. iveChristmas a life-saving gift

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More milk from less cows aisy and her paddock animals that are year-on-year conditions in 2016, but many mates are record- more efficient at converting farmers will have been Dbreakers according to grass into milk — the indus- focused on improvement in the latest national dairy stat- try’s national breeding objec- that area for this mating istics released this week by tive. period, particularly with the DairyNZ and LIC. “We are producing similar current milk price. Over the 12 months to June milk quantities from fewer Sharemilking structure 2017, the average dairy cow cows, partly because we are Farm ownership produced more litres of milk breeding better animals and structures have also changed containing more kilograms of feeding them well,” says Mr over the last couple of milksolids than ever before. Newman. seasons, with 27.3 per cent of The average dairy cow pro- “The average herd is now 414 New Zealand dairy herds duced 4259 litres of milk in the cows, down from 419 in operating under a 2016-17 season, containing a 2015-16. Currently we are at sharemilking agreement in total of 381kg of milksolids the lowest level of cows MALCOLM ELLIS 2016-17, compared with 32.4 (kg MS), compared to 4185 milked since 2012 — with per cent in 2014-15. litres and 372kg MS in 2015-16. North Island cow numbers perform their mothers in pro- Within the sharemilker The latest New Zealand Dairy declining 90,000 to 2.89 million, ductivity, longevity and fer- herds, variable order Statistics 2016-17 also reveal while South Island numbers tility.” sharemilking (VOSM) herd milking cow and herd num- decreased 46,000 to 1.97 Dairy breeds and artificial numbers declined in 2016-17. bers have decreased for the million.” breeding In particular, 20-29 per cent second consecutive year. The LIC general manager NZ Changes in dairy breeds con- sharemilkers decreased by latest count is 4.86 million Markets, Malcolm Ellis, says tinue, with Holstein-Friesian/ 235 herds to 586. In 2013-14, cows nationally — down from the stats reflect a shift in the Jersey cross-breeds now there were twice as many 4.99 million in 2015-16 — while industry. comprising 48 per cent of VOSM herds compared to herd numbers have dropped “Farmers are acknowledging cows (up from 40 percent in today. to 11,748 from 11,918. that, as an industry, if they 2010-11). Holstein-Friesians Herd-owning share- But despite the decline in cow are not going to be milking make up 33.5 percent of the milkers (50:50 sharemilkers) numbers, dairy companies more cows then they need to national herd and Jerseys declined by 91 herds, the processed very similar milk be milking better ones,” says comprise 9.3 percent. fourth consecutive season quantities — 20.7 billion litres Mr Ellis. The number of cows mated reduction, and now account of milk containing 1.85 billion “The lower payout in previ- by artificial insemination (AI) for 19.8 per cent of all herds. kg MS in 2016-17. The previ- ous seasons certainly forced increased to 72.7 percent, up Owner-operator herds ous season was 20.9 billion some farmers to reconsider slightly on the previous increased 188 to 8503 herds in litres of milk (1.86 billion kg their cow numbers as part of season. The number of year- 2016-17, reflecting VOSMs MS). a wider farm system review, ling heifers mated to AI also moving to contract milking The results are positive for but these stats prove it can increased. after financial challenges New Zealand and its farmers, really payoff for a farming The average six-week in-calf with low milk prices. says DairyNZ and LIC. business. rate decreased 0.9 percentage DairyNZ senior economist “It boils down to the points to 65.6 percent in ■ The New Zealand Dairy Matthew Newman says the fundamentals of herd 2016-17 (from 66.5 percent in Statistics 2016-17 document is trend for increasing per cow improvement — creating 2015-16). available from milk production shows high quality herd Malcolm says this decline www.dairynz.co.nz/ farmers are opting for replacements that will out- reflects the difficult spring dairystatistics

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■ IN BUSINESS CIRCLES App advice on A sweet success for Diana breastfeeding BY CATHY ASPLIN TC301117CA01 Diana Bowmar always dreamed MY SWEET THINGS: of opening a retail outlet for her Owners Christine baking. Braun (left) and Diana for new mums Bowmar with some of By teaming up with her good friend and financial advisor, their sweet treats. Christine Braun, that dream has A free smartphone app across New Zealand. become a reality. designed to provide new “We are delighted to see My Sweet Things recently mothers with breastfeeding the volume of downloads opened on Mahoe Street, delivering advice and support has from mothers, their famil- a tempting range of cakes, petit exceeded expectations since ies, and health professionals fours, cupcakes, macarons, its launch in August 2015. and to receive endorsement icecreams and iceblocks just in BreastFedNZ is a free app that the content and style is time for summer. available on iTunes and hitting the mark,” she says. Mrs Bowmar uses her commer- Google Play Stores. “It is also encouraging cial kitchen at home to create the It provides simple, that the app is being picked range for My Sweet Things. consumer-focused informa- up mothers and health care Many people will already be tion and illustrations, providers beyond the Mid- familiar with her award-winning photos, video clips, web land region.” The app has macarons, produced in a wide links and personal stories. been well received by health range of colours/flavours. The app contains six professionals. “I currently sell them to outlets chapters covering preg- Waikato District Health around the country, from Auckland nancy and birth, the first Board associate clinical in the North to Christchurch in the few days, early weeks, midwifery director Fiona South. breastfeeding the older Hermann said the app “They can be made in a huge baby, twins and early provides a quick, easy, con- range of flavours, but the most babies. venient place for women and popular one at the moment is salted It also includes ideas for families to access accurate caramel — I can barely keep up those in the supportive role breastfeeding information with demand!” for mothers, such as dads, and help. Large cakes include beautifully partners, friends, and ex- “It’s right where you are rustic, decorated opera cakes and tended family members. breastfeeding — in the car or mousse cakes. with just a dash of unrefined sugar.” Mrs Braun says feedback for BreastFedNZ was devel- on the couch at home,” she “The cakes instore are available Real fruit soft-serve icecreams their new enterprise has been fan- oped by the Midland Ma- says. by the slice or a whole cake can be are custom-made on-site and sure to tastic. ternity Action Group, a “It’s really handy if you purchased for friends and family to be popular during the warmer “People have been very support- clinical network of the five are a bit remote or don’t enjoy. They can also be ordered for weather. ive and complimentary about our Midland District Health have services near you as special occasions.” A handpicked icecream selec- products, many sitting outside to Boards. it’s like having a kind expert The handmade iceblocks will tion, served in cornetto cones, enjoy them in the warmer weather Content developer Karen in your phone. also be familiar to some local ranges from all-time classics such as and watching the world go by.” Palmer said the number of “Just the right amount of people. hokey pokey to designer flavours downloads and the uptake information without ‘Stix’ have been marketed and like Doris Plum. ■ My Sweet Things is open at 221 across New Zealand had overloading women, but sold at markets and a variety of The store also offers a variety of Mahoe Street from 10am daily, Monday exceeded initial predictions. with links to find more help events over recent years. milkshakes and cold drinks. to Saturday. For enquiries or orders She said it has had more or info as and when you need Each flavour contains locally All of the sweet treats can be phone 870 1772. See more on Facebook than 12,000 downloads it.” sourced fruits and berries. taken away or enjoyed at the out- (Macarons by My Sweet Things) or on “They are dairy and gluten free, door tables. the website: mysweetthings.co.nz

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New home for ‘The Powerhouse’ of legal services Decadesoflaw The history of the creation of Edmonds In 1921 there were a few changes — Te Awamutu law firm After Waipa Networks briefly because the building secretary to the Ministry of Zealand. Power was first switched on in Te Awamutu on passionate Judd dates back to 1879 when Thomas including Mr Luxford moving to Auckland which can trace its roots relocated its operation to the was erected in 1992 and Energy. Friday, 26 August 1921 — initially to 70 customers. about: Gresham was admitted to the bar — the first where he was a magistrate and Mayor of the Aback almost 140 years purpose-built site in Harrison opened on May 28 that year The Te Awamutu Electric Te Awamutu and Cambridge Electric Power helping legal practitioner in Te Awamutu. City from 1953-56. has relocated to one of Te Drive, Vetora purchased the by Mr APD Friedlander, Power Board was formed in Boards amalgamated in 1993 to form Waipa their About the turn of the century the practice Ernest and Selwyn continued a partner- awamutu’s most iconic main street location for the Parliamentary Under- 1919 and was the first in New Networks. clients to was acquired by Herbert Collins, who later ship until the 1930s and were then joined by buildings — the former home development of its new achieve partnered with future Mayor Cecil Downes. Oscar Edmonds and later Paul Page. Selwyn to New Zealand’s oldest veterinary clinic. success in Cecil passed away in 1935 and Vic de Coek was promoted to the bench and the remaining power board. The old office building has business took over his practice. partners were joined by Ralph Pettit and John Edmonds Judd has taken since been sold to new and life. He partnered with Ray Judd in 1938 and Goldfinch. up residence in the former owners Four8Six Limited. Due to later the company merged with Oliphant & Ralph passed away in 1955 and Arthur Waipa Networks offices at Prior to the formation of the growth Hill. Dodd joined, then in 1960 Charles Storey. 486 Alexandra Street, which Waipa Networks in 1993, the and drive After World War II de Coek, Judd & Hill When Arthur and Oscar retired in 1969, has fittingly been renamed building was briefly to provide took on employees, including Owen Prichard, Michael Edmonds took over from his father “The Powerhouse” — a name home to the clients and in 1955 Bevan Kay and Malcolm Brown, and Bruce Coley joined the firm. Later to reflect the building and Te with the who all became partners when Mr de Coek partners included Brent Kelly, Mike McIvor, site’s history and the Awamutu best retired in 1956. John Anderson, John Quin. status of the law Electric experience In the 1960s various comings and goings ■ The team at Edmonds Judd is pleased to firm. Power possible, resulted in Paul Page joining the newly named welcome new partner Mandy Rasmussen. Board Edmonds firm of Judd Brown Partners. Later Paul’s son Mandy was born in Whangarei and edu- — Judd needed new offices and is Bruce Page was admitted to the bar and also cated there before studying law at Auckland pleased to be moving to The joined the firm, becoming a partner. University. After graduating, she worked in New Look for The Powerhouse Powerhouse. When Paul retired in 1974 John O’Shea Auckland for almost three years before Along with much needed extra joined as a partner and in 1978 Ray retired leaving to travel to the United Kingdom For decades Edmonds Judd has been room, there is plenty of off-street and over the next few years new partners where she worked for almost a decade. providing legal services to generations of client parking. There is also a client included Chris Rejthar and Richard Gray. The Mandy and her husband Steve returned to clients, growing to become a highly lounge area with barista-style coffee transition to Edmonds Judd occurred in 1987 New Zealand in 1992. She started working respected law firm. and refreshments and a when Judd Brown Partners merged with at Edmonds Judd in 1997 and has been To better reflect the Edmonds Judd contemporary environment based Edmonds Dodd. heavily involved with the management approach — building strong client on the new branding. That firm had its roots in the Te Awamutu team as an Associate throughout. relationships to build better futures — the Edmonds Judd is proud to be branch of a Hamilton law office started in Her interests include following her sons’ and company has updated its brand. continuing the legacy of its legal 1913 by John Luxford. He bought the office husband’s sports, gardening and reading. The modern brand incorporates a new colleagues before them and the and went into business with Te Awamutu Mandy is well known in the community by-line: ‘Your life, your lawyers’— to visionary and pioneering spirit of Te lawyer Edmund Cox. In 1919 Ernest McCarter through her work with local organisations, represent who they are and what they are Awamutu’s ‘powerhouse’ and Selwyn Preston became partners. including the Life Education Trust. businessmen and women.

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Te Awamutu, 18 Oak Ridge Dr $830,000 Te Awamutu $759,000 Te Awamutu, 19 Oak Ridge Drd $750,000 Te Awamutu,,26 Oak Ridge Dr $669,000 Te Awamutu, 160/1 Puniu Road $645,000 Quality home in a quality subdivision Vendors Demand Action! Substantial well laid out home Brand new, brick with elevated views Ready to move in • Four bedrooms, two lounges • Four double bedroom, two living areas • Four bedrooms, two lounges • Four bedrooms, open plan living • Four bedrooms, two bathrooms • Ideal work from home situation • Walk-in-robe and ensuite, prime location • Walk-in pantry, desirable location •Twobathroom • Freehold title • 2 x ensuites, one bathroom • North facing outdoor area, large double garage • 916m2 section more or less • 762m2 section more or less • Close to town and close to school Stuart & Mandy ID# TA8262 Viv & Jan ID# TA8346 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA8253 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA8254 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7839

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Te Awamutu, 157 Brady St $460,000 Te Awamutu, 245 Brady St $430,000 Te Awamutu, 795/1 Cambridge Rd $385,000 Te Awamutu, 245 Brady St $295,000 Te Awamutu, 782 Pokuru Rd $605,000 Spacious townhouse perfect location Excellent house, fabulous location Leave your car at home Be your own designer Love this lifestyle with location • Close to town, 2 double bedrooms • Brick and aluminium joinery • Open plan living, immaculate • Flat land • 3ha (7.5acres) with numerous sheds • Separate laundry, internal access garage • Low maintenance, double garage • Two spacious bedrooms • Walking distance to shop, park and • Tidy 3 bed home, recently re-clad and insulated • Easy care 488m2 section approx • Right in town centre • Small easy care section town • 10 mins to Te Awamutu, Pokuru primary close Viv & Jan ID# TA8356 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA8328 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA8235 Stuart & Mandy ID# TA7996 Kura and Kerry, Karen ID# OH7556

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Te Pahu, 782 Pokuru Rd By Neg Taharoa 714 Fairview Rd $175,000 Kawhia0 Ellison Avenue $90,000 Aotea, 145 Meddings Cres $137,000 Aotea, 145 Meddings Cres $119,000 168ha Dairy Farm Coastal section now available Leasehold in Kawhia Did you see that SUNSET! Time has come to sell • 125ha dairy platform • 6477m2 more or less • Two bedrooms, open plan • Lovely flat section • 621m2 more or less flat section • Undulating contour • Water tank, fenced • Two carports, one garage • 670m2 section more or less • Open and spacious, tranquillity • Good balance of shelter trees • Bare coastal section • Separate laundry • Great space for the family, easy access • Excellent building site, shelter and views Kura ID# OH8282 Adam & Paula ID# TA8387 Adam & Paula ID# TA8372 Kura ID# TA8233 Kura ID# TA7794

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BY COLIN THORSEN having five players unavailable due to gallant in loss Te Awamutu Waikato Valley repre- Marist is perched top sentative of the Waikato Valley commitments — B grade cricket 40 Kristian Clarke, Jake to Counties overs competition lad- Gibson, Matt der following its four Montgomerie, Stephen wicket win over Sistern-Tate and Bran- Pirongia. don Weal. BY COLIN THORSEN day clash came down to a The home team The club’s top team, T20-like game. scored 212/7 batting VE Vets TA Sports A brilliant unbeaten knock Counties-Manukau, chasing first at the Pirongia Blue, was minus its of 176 by Chris Swanson and 154 runs in 21 overs, saw the Domain on Saturday. rep stars for two T20 five wickets to Stephen run rate required blow out to 12 Matt Lowe top games in division one. Sistern-Tait could not pre- runs per over before an un- scored with an Six players from the vent Waikato Valley losing ruffled Nick Kelly (71no, from unbeaten 91 laced with Gold team filled in for their Fergus Hickey 52 balls) sealed the deal for his 10 fours and two sixes. them. Rosebowl match against team. Carl Swanson chimed In game one against Counties by three wickets. Sistern-Tait kept Waikato in with 28 and Mike the Sangha Academy, Waikato Valley fought Valley in the fight with the Naylor a quick 25 at Te Awamutu Sports back from 19/3 in their outstanding bowling figures of the end of the innings. Blue nearly pulled off a second innings after trailing 5-49. Gary Muraahi was huge upset win. by 122 runs on the first Counties have won the right the most successful Replying to the innings at St Paul’s Collegiate to challenge for the Hawke Cup Marist bowler with Sangha XI’s 152/5, 17 in Hamilton. for the second year running. two for 41 off eight runs were required off The innings was Going into the last round of overs. the last over with Clint resurrected by Swanson and regional qualifying there were Scott Sands bowled Sinclair well set, but Keith Vincent in a fourth four teams with a chance. well without any tang- batting with number wicket stand of 92. Counties rained on Waikato- ible reward and pro- 11. The talented Sin- Swanson dominated the Valley’s parade and Hamilton duced an outstanding TC301117FP17 clair smashed two scoring in all partnerships he pushed Northland aside. That run out off his own TOP KNOCK: Bryce McCandlish scores a match winning fours and a six off the featured in. left Counties and Hamilton on bowling to catch the unbeaten 60 runs for Te Awamutu Marist. first four balls, leaving Anything full or short, he equal points (41 apiece). Pirongia non-striker three to win off two dispatched away to the Counties won on a tiebreaker, out of his ground. Bennett 40 overs competition. balls, only to be caught on the boundary. His 176 off 179 balls having trounced Hamilton two The Collins Flooring-sponsored Marist plays Hinuera in Matamata boundary with one ball remaining. in 196 minutes included 24 weeks ago. Marist team’s run chase got off to a this weekend. Mike Aitken had earlier scored fours and three sixes. Waikato Valley 158: Chris positive start with a 60 run partner- Pratt Milking Machines Te Awa- 24 (3 x 4s, 1 x 6). Vincent scored an Swanson 74, Dillon Kelliher 31, ship between Vinay More 61 (7 x 4’s, mutu Sports Gold outplayed Tau- In game two, Hinuera scored invaluable 28, Brandon Weal Corey Hunter 4-17, Reid 2 x 6’s) and Devante Waho 21. marunui with 148 runs at the Kihi- 157/8 and TA Sports Blue could only 14 and Kristian Clarke 17. Somani 4-42, and 275/8 dec: Bryce McCandlish built on their kihi Domain. Cam Forster (44) and muster 112/9 in reply despite cameos Clarke, a Te Awamutu Chris Swanson 176 no, Keith stand with an unbeaten 60 (9 x 4’s, 1 x Luke Phillips (20) top scored in TA from Josh Gibson 33 (3 x 4’s, 1 x 60) student at Hamilton BHS, im- Vincent 28, Nick Kelly 3-73, 6) and Sands hit a rapid 30 (4 x 4’s, 1 x Sports Gold’s total of 207. and Neil Achary 33 (2 x 4’s,1x6). pressed with bowling figures Reid Somani 2-21, Corey 6) in his team’s winning reply of Phillips completed a good double Achary also shone with ball, of 4-66 in Counties first Hunter 2-31; lost to Counties 216/6 in 38.3 overs. with bowling figures of 2-7 in Tau- claiming 3-31 off four fours. innings of 280. 280: Nick Kelly 91, Ash Vodnala Connor Clarke was the pick of marunui’s modest reply of 59. Greg TA Sports Blue revert back to the Waikato Valley made a 40, Kristian Clarke 4-66, Simon the Pirongia bowlers with two for 36 Packwood, with 3-20, and Steve Mike Cotter 50 overs competition sporting declaration to set the Morbey 4-58, and 154/7: Nick from eight overs. Mattie Clarke Grinter, 2-10, were other stand out this weekend, playing the Sangha game up, declaring their Kelly 71no, Sam Varcoe 38, impressed with 1-27 from eight bowlers. Academy XI on the grass pitch at second innings at 275/8. Stephen Sistern-Tate 5-49; by overs. Te Awamutu Sports fielded two Kihikihi, while TA Sports Gold meet The final stanza of the two- three wickets. Two rounds remain in the Peter teams at the weekend, despite Waikare at Te Kauwhata.

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Pirongia, 1375 McClure Street Looking for lifestyle/business TENDER Closes Tuesday 12th March, 1 opportunities? 2017 at 4:00pm. (Unless Sold Prior) A Pirongia icon with loads of history recently subdivided harcourts.co.nz/TA8284 to 9370m2 more or less, (pending title) giving you multiple Viv Veale options, land and buildings only, café and barn with M 021 911 295 two stables, three covered yards, hayloft, storage and E [email protected] separate workshop. There’s still plenty of space to build Jan Stone or relocate a house to allow you to enjoy the mountain M 027 404 7941 views and rural atmosphere. E [email protected]

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Te Waitere 1112 Te Waitere Road

Te Awamutu, 524 Teasdale Street Breathtakingly Beautiful The views from this coastal property are stunning while Tender (unless sold prior) Location with POTENTIAL SALE BY DEADLINE access to the water and boat ramp are just moments Closing 4pm, Fri 15 Dec 2017 harcourts.co.nz/TA8358 away. The picturesque inlets and tree fringed bays of 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton This centrally located property must be SOLD! Last Kawhia Harbour represent an ever-changing medley. View by appointment chance to view this five bedroom, two bathroom Viv Veale The three bedroom home has been designed for Sharon Evans AREINZ 027 235 4771 M 021 911 295 holidays with great flow to the outdoors. The double [email protected] property with two living areas. Close to CBD and E [email protected] garage is easily adapted for overflow accommodation. Stuart Gudsell AREINZ 021 951 737 [email protected] The 3.7ha is in two freehold titles and a handful of cattle schools, in need of some TLC but lots of potential Jan Stone SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS, M 027 404 7941 and sheep graze the pasture. Access is very good and LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008 to add value, call us today to view. E [email protected] there is plenty of parking. teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz bayleys.co.nz/813730 Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008 18 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, November 30, 2017 TA Sports’ riders fly at Oceanias

BY COLIN THORSEN AND IAN the old format so this format DIANNE MANSON PHOTO HEPENSTALL gets me really excited NEW ZEALAND team-mates Racquel Sheath (left) every time I race. and Rushlee Buchannan celebrate their success in Te Awamutu Sports’ riders “The key was the women’s omnium at the UCI Oceania Champion- Racquel Sheath, Rushlee racing smart, ships at the Avantidrome in Cambridge. Buchanan and Bryony Botha, being on to along with emerging under-19 tal- it and try- Nick Kergozou placed third in the ent McKenzie Milne and Ally ing to 1000m time trial won by Zac Wollaston were among New Zea- pre- Williams (NZL) in 1:00.825, from land’s star performers at the UCI Bradly Knipe (NZL) 1:01.489. Oceania Track Championships in Kergozou’s time was 1:01.517. Cambridge. A bevy of burgeoning talent Sheath, Buchanan and emerged from both the under-19 Michaela Drummond (West Coast) males and females. backed up their opening day New Zealand’s Ally Wollaston women’s team pursuit victory by enjoyed a superb second night filling the top three places in the winning the 2000m individual pur- women’s elite four-event omnium. suit, then won the double-points The New Zealand representa- final sprint to claim the points tives were on form from the start race. She was fastest in the 2000m with the experienced Buchanan individual pursuit qualifying. showing her nous to win the 7.5km It proved an all-New Zealand scratch race, while Sheath was one affair in the junior women’s 7.5km of three riders to put a lap on the scratch race with McKenzie Milne field on her way to winning the prevailing ahead of Wollaston and 7.5km tempo race. sprint star Shaane Fulton. Queensland’s Kristina Clonan McKenzie also won the took out the elimination in the bronze medal ride off in the final sprint, leaving Sheath with a women’s 2000m individual pur- four point lead on Buchanan going suit. She then capped an out- into the final points race. standing championships by Buchanan was all class in the teaming up with Emily Paterson points race, winning three straight serve recor- to win the women’s 15km sprint bonuses. Sheath’s speed as much ding her madison with 23 points, from gave her the final sprint to cement energy as second Wollaston, Eva Parkinson (Wai- her win with 158 points overall, I could in personal kato BOP) on 18 and New Zea- from Buchanan on 150 and those earlier best of the day. land’s Jenna Merrick, Samantha Drummond on 124. races in the day.” Botha took five Donnelly on 17. Importantly, it cemented a spot Buchanan and seconds off her previ- Two further Te Awamutu for a New Zealand omnium rider Sheath had further suc- ous best to be top qualifier Sports club riders featured on in February’s World Champion- cess, placing third with 21 in 3:37.076. the podium in the men’s 4000m ships. points in the women’s 20km Botha went one better winning team pursuit. Jarred Treymane “That is super-exciting for New madison won by Tasmania (Chloe James put the pressure on in the women’s 10km scratch race was a member of the second Zealand and it’s my first Oceania Moran, Danielle McKinnirey) with the second half of the race to beat from Australians Breanna placed New Zealand team with title in omnium so it is super- 34 points. off top qualifier and teammate Hargrave (South Australia) and Kianna Watts, Bailey O’Donnell exciting for me too,” said Sheath. Bryony Botha placed second Botha in the final. James clocked Josie Talbot (NSW) who filled the and Finn Fisher-Black, while “I love this format. The bunch behind fellow New Zealand elite 3:33.835 which was four seconds minor placings. Lachlan Robertson’s NZ team races are suited to me. The timed team rider Kirstie James in the faster than her morning qualifying Te Awamutu Sports’ New Zea- placed third. Australia were events used to be my downfall in women’s 3000m individual pursuit. ride, with Botha a second back, land elite men’s representative decisive winners of this event.

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Fri, Dec 1 5:15 - 5:45pm 1650 Te Rahu Road By Negotiation Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Sun, Dec 3 12:00 - 12:30pm 714 Fairview Road $540,000 Thurs, Nov 30 11:00am - 1:00pm 124 Bowman Road Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 12:30 - 1:00pm 1228 Alexandra Street $405,000 Fri, Dec 1 11:00 - 1:00pm 480 O’Shea Road, Pirongia $2.9mil +GST (if any) Sun, Dec 3 12:45 - 1.30pm 1650 Te Rahu Road By Negotiation Fri, Dec 1 12:00 - 1:00pm 275 Christie Avenue Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 1:30pm 1395 Cambridge Road By Negotiation Sun, Dec 3 11:00 - 12.00pm 7 Te Aranui Drive $795,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00- 1:30pm 1039 Bank Street $529,000 Sun, Dec 3 12:00 - 1:30pm 54 Laurie Street Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 1:30pm 56A Whitmore Street, Kihikihi $379,000 Sun, Dec 3 12:30 - 1:00pm 2/28 Kihikihi Road $410,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:30 - 2:00pm 516 Ryburn Road, Ohaupo $550,000 Sun, Dec 3 12:30 - 1:30pm 369 Corcoran Road, Te Pahu $780,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:30 - 2:00pm 143 Mountain View Road $689,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 1:30pm 23 Herbert Strett, Kihikihi Offers over $530,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:15 - 1:45pm 1150 Cambridge Road $575,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 2:00pm 299 Pekanui Road, Ngutunui $595,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:15 - 1:45pm 441 Pakura Street $639,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 1:30pm 352 Roche Street $379,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:45 - 2:15pm 12 Lyon Street, Kihikihi $409,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:30 - 2:00pm 288 Greenhill Drive $595,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:45 - 2:15pm 209 Kihikihi Road $429,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 23 Hall Street, Kihikihi Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 142 Bond Road $599,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 1941 Alexandra Street Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 524 Teasdale Street Deadline Sale Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 3:00pm 280 Corcoran Road, Te Pahu Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 2:45 - 3:15pm 633/1 Cambridge Road $259,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:15 - 2:45pm 89A Fuchsia Lane, Tamahere Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 3:00 - 3:30pm 1375 McClure Street, Pirongia TENDER Sun, Dec 3 2:30 - 3:30pm 200a Goodfellow Street $470,000 Sun, Dec 3 3:00 - 3:30pm 610A Belcher Street $695,000 871 5044 Sun, Dec 3 3:00 - 3:30pm 1/86 Wallace Terrace $455,000 Sun, Dec 3 3:30 - 4:00pm 4/241 Mangapiko Street $445,000 Te Awamutu Realty Limited - Licensed REAA 2008 Tues, Dec 5 11:00am - 1:00pm 84 Owairaka Valley Road $5.5mil plus GST (if any) Thu, Nov 30 5:00 – 5:30pm 637 Bank Street AUCTION(unless sold prior) Fri, Dec 1 12:00 – 12:30pm 637 Bank Street AUCTION(unless sold prior) Sat, Dec 2 1:00 – 1:30pm 66 Mountain View Road, Otorohanga $389,000 Gadsby Realty Ltd Sat Dec 2 2:30 – 3:00pm 3/11 Walmsley Street, Kihikihi $539,000 Ph. 07 871 7189 Sun, Dec 3 11:30am – 12:00pm 43 McGrath Place $400,000 Licensed REAA 2008 Sun, Dec 3 12:45 – 1:15pm 116 Ascott Place $450,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 - 1:30pm 2 Mountain View Drive $547,000 Sun, Dec 3 12:00 – 12:30pm 1003 Alexandra Street Sale by Deadline Sun, Dec 3 1:30 – 2:00pm 277/19 Williams Street By Negotiation Sun Dec 3 1:00 – 1:30pm 991 Kihikihi Road $409,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:00 – 2:30pm 2/633 Cambridge Road $245,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 – 1:30pm 49 Pakura Street $589,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 247 Fraser Street By Negotiation Sun, Dec 3 1:00 – 1:30pm 227 Pekerau Crescent $389,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:15 - 2:45pm 2/144 Douglas Ave $410,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:00 – 1:30pm 115 Rosehearty Place Offers around $620,000 Sun, Dec 3 2:15 - 2:45pm 2 Leger Grove $830,000 Sun, Dec 3 1:30 – 2:30pm 77 Ferguson Road, Whatawhata $829,000 Sun, Dec 3 3:00 - 3:30pm 637 Bank Street AUCTION(unless sold prior) Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 93 Hillcrest Avenue $649,000 Sun, Dec 3 4:00 - 4:30pm 1793 Kihikihi Road By Negotiation Sun, Dec 3 2:00 - 2:30pm 31B Hall Street, Kihikihi $549,000 Thursday, November 30, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 19 Tour experience key pggwre.co.nz SOLD

Kenlea Farm - 289 Hectares Arohena • Flat to rolling contour, medium hill with some steeper sidlings, approx 260ha effective and very well fenced • Lane access throughout the property with troughs in every paddock • Cattle grazing, extensive supplements made and sold off, some sheep grazed on steeper hills • Three bedroom plus office homestead built in 2002 with two Peter Wylie bathrooms and three bedroom workers house B 07 878 0265 M 027 473 5855 ARTHUR UDEN PHOTO pggwre.co.nz/TEK25653 [email protected] HOME AND HOSED: Alex Heaney wins week seven’s A grade summer series race from Sam Dobbs and Josh Lane in Bank Street. PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

BY COLIN THORSEN land. His Powernet team, 44.08, Gavin Foster (E) including past Te Awa- 49.10. Alex Heaney showed mutu Open winner, Roman Macky went one better PRIVATE HOUSE SALE X 2 the benefits of competing van Uden, placed third than the previous week in the gruelling 2017 Tour overall, won the 4km team winning the C2 race, while New Home Looking For New Owners Goodfellow Street, Te Awamutu of Southland when win- time trial and fifth stage, Foster won E grade for the ning week seven of the along with recording a second week running. Spoken Cycles sponsored couple of second placings. Olivia Kneebone made $527,000.00 Summer Series staged by The father and daughter the most of her seven min- Te Awamutu Cycling Club. team of Matt and Maddie ute start winning the 12km Having recovered well Douglas showed their Under 15 sealed handicap from the Tour, Heaney won class, placing second in the race in 25.4. Fastest time of a five-strong sprint to take B1 and C2 grades respec- 20.21 went to scratch rider out the 26km A grade race tively. Jaxson Russell. out-and-back around Mt Tait Sommervell won Week six winners and Kakepuku last Tuesday in the B1 race in 38.24, by a their times were George 36.24 minutes. second from Matt Douglas Jackson (A) 34.38, Tait Riders from Cambridge with Finn Howard third in Sommervell (B1) 38.55, Jeff filled four of the top five the same time. It was the Alexander (C1) 41.25, Scott spots, Heaney pipping Sam second week running that Miller (C2) 39.06, Peter Dobbs, Josh Lane, Reuben Sommervell and Douglas Quax (D1) 43.47, Siebo Thompson and Blair Tay- have finished one, two. Visser (D2) 43.21, Gavin $540,000.00 lor by a second. The Winners and their times Foster (E) 48.18. Under 15: chasing groups were at 37 in grades C1 to E were Thomas Corbett (7.5 seconds or more in arrears. Adam Downey (C1) 41.59, minutes) 24.59. Fastest Heaney can reflect on a McKenzie Macky (C2) time: Jaxson Russell successful Tour of South- 41.43, Judikje Scheffer (D1) (scratch) 19.55.

WHAT’SH ON

NETBALL Premier Coach position sought for 2018 as well as Senior Coaches. Our Summer dules are now open - Contact: Linda [email protected] starting in February 2018 to register your interest. • Newly built brick town house The schedule is as follows: • Fully landscaped Monday - Indoor Netball Tuesday - CHILDRENS BIRTHDAY PARTIES • Three bedrooms, two bathrooms including bath. Wednesday - Indoor Netball Contact Adam 0274 519 158 Thursday - Indoor Cricket • Carpet throughout, heat pump, tiled kitchen and bathroom. Friday - Ultimate Frisbee • 350m section To register go to: VENUE HIRE FOR ALL OCCASIONS https://sportfix.net/AlbertParkIndoorCentre Members discounted rates. • Close to schools, shops and doctors. If you have a sport you would like to see on Includes full bar facilities, On-site caterer • Ready to move in. Tuesday’s then email [email protected] Open home Sunday 12 - 1pm or you can call Kate to make Club AGM, Wednesday, 6 December 2017, 7pm, VAN FOR HIRE - 12 seater Clubrooms. - Code delegates to attend. an appointment to view. Ph: 0212604107 Trademe# FLL494 Dog Free Zone Entire Albert Park Contact Linda or Peter 07 8713910 | [email protected] | www.tasports.co.nz | Mon-Fri 9-3pm [email protected]

Entry level dairy or dairy support • 238 Sainsbury Road, R D 6, Pirongia - 77.9246 hectares • gentle rolling contour with some steeper sidlings • producing 45,736 kgs ms from 175 cows • fenced into 43 paddocks - dairy type fencing • low input farm relying on grass silage and crop • water from deep well submersible pump to manacon then gravity to troughs in all paddocks • 14 aside herringbone farm dairy; double pass water cooler; newly concreted yard; simple and compliant • effl uent - gravity from shed to storage pad, then stirred & irrigated to 14 hectares— fully compliant • 3-bay implement shed fully enclosed; lockable; hazard shed, lockable; calf shed / hay barn enclosed on 3 sides • 3 bedroom home - 2 living areas, ensuite, large deck, double glazed; views overlooking farm; decent size duck pond Howard Ashmore web ref R1250 0274 388 556

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1941 Alexandra Street, 54 Laurie Street, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu

Modernised three dble bedroom Renovated character home bungalow with one large with lead light features. Kitchen bathroom and secondary WC. dining has working coal range, Double garage with opener on a indoor outdoor flow to deck. Sep fully fenced landscaped section. formal lounge with wood burner. Final Notice Walking distance to local school. Open Home Three brms, spacious bathroom. Sale By Deadline Garage, carport and sep laundry. Closes 6 December 2017 Sale By Deadline at 4.00pm Closes 20 December 2017 at 1.00pm (may be sold prior) View Sunday 3 December View Sunday 3 December 2.00 - 2.30pm 12.00 - 12.30pm

Lisa McBeth Kirstie McGrail 0274 909 294 0272 703 175 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22792 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22814 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

610A Belcher Street, 275 Christie Avenue, Pirongia Te Awamutu

Brick clad home. Two living areas In a desirable, quiet cul de sac. and dining. 4 dble brms, master Three spacious bedrooms, large ensuite and walk in robe. Large living room, tidy bathroom, good family bathroom and sep WC. garaging. Sunny, north facing, North facing patio and floating easy care 837sqm section. This Open Home deck. Dble int access gge plus Open Home property ticks all the boxes. bonus single gge with workshop Sale By Deadline on 1959sqm section. Closes 13 Dec. 2017 at 4.00pm For Sale $695,000 (may be sold prior) View Sunday 3 December View Friday 1 December 3.00 - 3.30pm 12.00 - 1.00pm

Lisa McBeth Nathan Kemp 0274 909 294 0220 939 639 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22802 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22804 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

23 Hall Street, Kihikihi

Two properties to be sold as one lot. 3 brm 1950’s home has 1980’s addition with garage and carport is on a 943sqm section - next door is a second 943sqm section with its own title and an Open Home abundance of fruit trees! Sale By Deadline Closes Wed. 20 December, 2017 at 1.00pm (may be sold prior) View Sunday 3 December 2.00 - 2.30pm

Kirstie McGrail 0272 703 175 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22813 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Boundary indication only

76 Lawbrooke Lane, Te Awamutu

Mountain views, park like surroundings and completely refurbished. New kitchen, Auction open plan living to outdoor 74 Sircombe Road, Otorohanga entertaining areas! Sep formal lounge. Four brms, two bthrms. Opportunity to secure 17.8ha (44acres) Auction John Rothery For Sale Dble intnl gging plus single lifestyle located on a popular road, 20 December at 1.00pm 0275 610 530 gge with workshop. 4794sqm 15kms from Otorohanga. Deceased at Ray White Otorohanga [email protected] section, prime location. estate. Tidy pasture, many ancillary office 64 Maniapoto St Julie Burgess For Sale sheds and buildings. Lock-up, open 021 184 1382 View Expressions of interest sided and a shearing shed. Contour is a [email protected] mix of flat, rolling to steep. Three brm Saturdays 2, 9, 16 Dec. Lisa McBeth brick home with office, pool room and Sundays 3, 17 December 0274 909 294 panoramic views. Triple garaging. 1.00-3.00pm rwotorohanga.co.nz/OTO20575 (bring your own quad bike rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA22817 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) and helmet) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Thursday, November 30, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 21 Dickinson’s win makes history

BY COLIN THORSEN the Minisprint Oval Superstar Series at Kihikihi. New Plymouth’s Lynda Napier’s Wayne Melling, in Dickinson pulled off an historic car 27B, took the honours with win in round two of the 1-2-2 placings over the three Minisprint Oval Superstar races. Series at McDonald’s Kihikihi Rotorua’s Mike King (58R) Speedway. placed second overall courtesy The Oval Superstars Tour of wins in races two and three (OST) is a speedway motorsport after a disappointing showing series that has travelled in race one. around the North Island annu- Aucklander Craig Anderson ally for the past five years. (51A) completed the podium. A total of 25 rounds have His best placing was third in been contested at Auckland, race three. Wellington, Palmerston North, Caleb Hayes was Kihikihi’s Stratford, Napier, Huntly and best performed driver placing Kihikihi. fourth. Dickinson became the first A big crowd is expected to female driver to win a round of turn out for the Xmas Bash the series at Kihikihi on Satur- meeting at McDonald’s Kihi- day night. kihi Speedway on Sunday, GRAHAM HUGHES SPORTSWEB PHOTO Kihikihi’s Jade Barnett, starting at 3pm with gates KIHIKIHI’S Caleb Hayes (23K) is spun out of contention during the second heat of the King Country from pole position, led for a opening at 1pm. Streetstock Championships at McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway. number of laps before Feature event is the King Dickinson, from grid two, Country Super Saloons. pulled a passing manoeuvre to The club is hoping to attract claim victory. several of the drivers who will Barnett hung on for second, be contesting the Burger King while Shane Dewar of Palmer- Series in Auckland on Satur- ston North completed the day night, including Chris and podium. Steve Cowling from Baypark in Dickinson is lying second Tauranga. overall in the series after two Kihikihi club president Ross rounds, sitting on 90 points. Cresswell will be keen to Series leader is Palmerston impress on home turf in his North’s Karl McGill on 108. Ford. Barnett won the OST title in Cresswell and the Cowlings 2014-2015 and was runner-up in have moved up to Super 2016-2017. He currently Saloons after stints racing occupies eighth spot on 56 saloons. points, having a DNS in round The novelty stockcar one. shootout is also bound to keep Round three is being held in spectators on the edges of their Wellington on Saturday, seats. December 2. Supporting classes on the The King Country programme include mini- GRAHAM HUGHES SPORTSWEB PHOTO Streetstock Championships stocks, production saloons and EVENTUAL runner-up Jade Barnett (37K) sits on pole for the Minisprint Oval Superstar Series feature was held in conjunction with saloons. as the field heads around to face the starter at McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway.

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COME IN AND TAKE A TEST DRIVE Trevor Hose 021 298 4271 • Mike Gibson 027 574 6253 • Greg Smith 027 439 8185 22 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, November 30, 2017 Amateur team upsets pros Ryan rosebowl winner

Pat Ryan has won the gin her trailed Boyle. Playing the Ian Berry, Shayne Ashford a 58 from Dave Heta 61, Steve Bainbridge Rosebowl after going last hole, there was only one point and Aaron Van der Poel Foster (Cambridge) 64 and Colin extra holes for the second week in between the pair. It literally came triumphed in the Ambrose Pro Clarke 65. Richard McCandlish succession at Pirongia Golf Club. down to Boyles last putt to find Am Tournament at Stewart Alex- won the stableford section b/l Gary Russo fully extended the winner. Standing over a three ander Golf Club. with 46 points from BJ Clarke 46 Ryan, holding a slender lead up metre putt for the win, Boyle The team of local amateur and Michael Herbert 42. until the last couple of holes on calmly stroked the putt up the hill golfers won with a gross score of Debora Foster (Cambridge) Sunday. and into the hole for victory. 111, by a mere .66 of a point over made the trip worthwhile with a After drawing level on the Eleven handicapper Ash the Pro team of Glen Millen, 76 off the stick to claim the gross, 18th, they halved the 19th before a Smith produced his best form for Richard Wright and Jamie Ireton while Donna Hewitt with a hot 59 par three on the 20th was enough some time shooting 72 gross. His on 111.66. nett saw her head off Margaret to give Ryan the victory. 47 points took out the senior Windy conditions and a well- Mitchell 71. Cindy Dearing, with The Race 2 $500 came to a scramble from Derek Boyle on 46, groomed course greeted the large 35 points, won the ladies’ conclusion with some outstand- Brent Keene, Garry Russo, Rob field for the 36 holes event played stableford division from Alice ing golf played amongst the top Taylor 45, Dave Seager, Bill Fox over two days. Nunn 34. four finalists. 41. Much comment was made by Nearest the pin winners were Kevin Appleby felt the pres- The junior scramble was by the visiting golfers praising the Bruce Russ and Jim Kirkham. sure the most, producing by far Dave Strawbridge over Daryl course presentation. Long drive winners were Jim his worst round of the finals Baty by lot after they had both Walton’s John Higgens won Kirkham, Denny Nunn and wife series accumulating only 34 returned 46 points. Hot on their the senior gross with 76 in TC301117FP22 Alice. stableford points. heels were Ross Scown, Linda Sunday’s Mixed Open Christmas TEEING OFF: Aaron Van der Vets action saw Bruce Russ Ryan had to settle for third Morgan with 45, Kevin Nickson, Tournament. Carl Miezenbeek Poel featured in victorious claiming first prize with 44 despite scoring 41 points during Hans Nieremeijer 43, Terry (65) took out the nett from Jim Ambrose Pro Am Tournament points b/l from Chris White. his Bainbridge Rosebowl Charlesworth, Addy Nieremeijer Kirkham (Te Awamutu), Arthur team at Stewart Alexander. Next in line was Link Quarrie matchplay final victory. 42. Heke 68 and Sonny Ta Kanawa with 43, Ron Ward 42, George Rob Taylor and Derek Boyle Twos were scored by Dave (Waitomo) 69. Neal Johnston 37. King and Arthur Heke 41. were both on fire. Boyle had one Lamb, Dave Seager, Phillip Eyre, Berry claimed the Christmas Junior division gross winner The club’s annual meeting be hand on the silverware after Andrew Parsons, Ash Smith. ham with 41 points in the was Steve Herbert on 81. He was held on Sunday at 9am followed scoring in the opening nine holes. Longest putt went to Derek Boyle stableford section, heading off joined at the ham table by Cobber by the Bill and Agnes Knight Taylor applied the pressure on and closest to the pin to Hans Mark Herrick (Waitomo) and Weinberg who won the nett with closed Christmas Tournament. the back nine, reducing the mar- Nieremeijer. Christmas comes early for Pirongia nine hole golfer

Pirongia’s Lyn Sinclair was a ha) 22, Bobbie Fladgate (TA), Liz winners were Clinton Rowe with a Robin Watson 21, Alma Goodwin, Rewa Hawira 39. clear-cut winner of the women’s Gil (Ngaruawahia) 21, 20 Cheryl one over par 73, Dean Tangiora 66 Colleen Kerr 20. Sunday’s club day scramble nine hole Christmas tournament MacGilloway (TA), Carolyn nett, Mick McConnell, Percy Kapa Best of the Veteran men were winner was Toni Coleman with 42 at Te Awamutu Golf Club. Osborne (Walton), Ginny Hartley 41 stableford, John McDonald 40. player of the day Ross Murray stableford from Roy Greenhalgh, Sinclair was two points to the (Hukanui), Sandra White (TA) 20. Ladies’ winners were Rewa with a 64 nett, Toby Thomson 66, Barry Ross, Robert Coleman, Ani good with her big haul of 25 This well organised tourna- Hawira, Sylvia Gooch, Karen Les Common 67, Noel Lord, Lou Bahler all with 41. stableford. ment attracted 54 starters, includ- Campton all with 37 stableford. Marty, Alan Goodwin 69, Murray The Centennial Foursomes The joint runners-up were ing visitors from 14 clubs from The women’s club day nine Wallis, Colin Green 70. final was won by Allan Duncan Judy Cathcart (Hamilton) and throughout the Waikato, King hole scramble, held prior to the The ladies were headed by and Jo Knapp who beat Andrew Judi Roigard (Horsham Downs) Country and Bay of Plenty, many annual meeting and luncheon, Gwenda Meeke with 72 nett, Brown and Min Nolan on the 18th. with 23 points. of whom claimed early pickings was won by Patricia Mandeno Sylvia Gooch 73. The plate final was won on the Other players to accumulate 20 from the delightful selection of with 27 stableford, from Gwenda Leading Saturday ladies were 13th by John Mortland and Karen or more points were Althea Gillan prizes. Meeke, Christine Lloyd 24, Sylvia Gooch, Alma Goodwin, Campton against John Tart and (Te Aroha), Joan Ranger (Te Aro- Open midweek tournament Christine Ball 23, Shirley Lord, Irene Gray all with 40 stableford, Christine Lloyd.

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Phone 022 468 5772 Farm Employment SH 3, Ohaupo Road COUPLE Te Awamutu REQUIRED • To milk 290 cows on a regular basis over Summer Registered Nurse • High standard We currently have a position available for a expected Registered Nurse to cover Maternity Leave Floor Area: 157 m2 Land Area: 893 m2 • Cow shed must be kept clean incl steel which could lead to a more permanent Private sale work position. Phone 0274 797 862 Must have a current Practicing Certificate, current work visa and excellent MOVE IN & ENJOY! communication skills in English, both oral Farm Employment and written. Features This is a fantastic opportunity to further your career and build on your skills and • 4 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms FARM EMPLOYEE knowledge. Full orientation, ongoing • Separate lined mancave/room • Large deck REQUIRED support and education provided. 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The very best New Zealand drama since Dark Horse and Mahana. It is an excellent portrayal of love and hate, full of adven- ture, challenge, excit- ement and sorrow with wonderful act- ing, script, New Zea- land scenery, sets, costumes and music. Thoroughly re- Te Awamutu commended sweeping when he’s murdered her own. Gold Town. entertainment especi- on their farm and her And so begins her There she meets ally made for the baby son is kid- journey through wild Joshua McCullen, the cinema screen. napped. untamed New Zea- owner of the town, a Courier In 1860, Charlotte A month after pay- land at the beginning man who is key to Lockton has settled in ing a ransom, frus- of the Gold Rush. uncovering the truth Your community newspaper for over 100 years the South Island of trated with the apa- She joins a convoy behind the disappear- New Zealand with her thy of the authorities of whores, ex-cons ance of her son, forc- wealthy husband, and distrusting of her and a Ma¯ori warrior, ing her to fight to the To advertise with us phone 07 871 5151 David. But her life’s staff, she decides to heading for the rough death for what she dreams are shattered track him down on mining community of holds most dear. Thursday, November 30, 2017 Te Awamutu Courier 27 TE AWAMUTU TE AWAMUTU COURIER RSA Club open from 11am, 1pm Sun Raffl es Wed & Fri, Membership draw Mon, Wed, Fri Bomber Command Restaurant Lunch Thurs to Sat 12noon Dinner Wed to Sun 5pm

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Te Awamutu 381 Alexandra Street - 871 3707 Country Variety Club is pleased to Courtesy van ext push 4 free call welcome Helen Wed to Mon from 4pm Riley to the stage this Saturday. MEMBER OF CLUBSNZ & RNZRSA At age 15 Helen Members, their guests and affi liated members most welcome started travelling around New Zea- land performing with her own show ★ The Best Value In Show Business ★ band, touring with the likes of Patsy New Zealand’s Longest Running Cinema Rigger, Suzanne Prentice, Maria NOV 30-DEC 6 Dallas and John Hore. In 1990 she became a solo entertainer, performing at clubs, RSAs, birthdays, weddings, cafes and bars. She now has more than 30 years’ THOR: RAGNAROK M “The very best NZ drama since experience in the THU 7:30, FRI 5:20, Dark Horse and Mahana. industry and TC301117TCHELEN It’s an excellent portrayal of love and knows how to cap- COUNTRY music performer Helen Riley. SAT 2:50 & 7:30, SUN 12:50 & 5:30, ture an audience. TUE 7:30, WED 5:20 hate, full of adventure, challenge, With more than experience for all ages and enjoyable country music. excitement and sorrow with 1500 songs in her events. All are welcome. wonderful acting, script,NZ scenery, diverse repertoire, Head along to the Bible BAD MOMS 2 R16 sets, costumes and music. she provides an Chapel on Saturday, December ■ For more info contact Ray on FINAL SAT 7:35 entertaining 2 at 12.30pm for an afternoon of 870 1551 Thoroughly recommended sweeping entertainment especially made for “FABULOUS, BRILLIANT, the cinema screen.” Allan STUNNING. WHAT MORE CANISAY? THE STOLEN M IT WILL BECOME A CLASSIC.” Allan. THU 6:00, FRI 10:20 & 8:00, SAT 1:20 & 5:35, SUN 11:20 & 3:35, THHI A solid, well-made, enjoyable IS Friday - COPS & ROBBERS MON 5:50, TUE 6:00, WED 7:35 murder mystery caper, with an SAT Night Club with old-fashioned touch to it. URDAY Based on the New York Times DJ Josh Stowers 10pm Contains one of Christie’s cleverest bestseller, WONDER tells the incredibly plots and Branagh transforms it into Saturday - The After Party inspiring and heart-warming story of Tee Awamutu Bible ChaChapelpel lavish,razzle-dazzle escapism. August Pullman, a boy with facial Swarbrick Drive – 12.30pm live DJ 11pm There is luxury in everything differences who enters fifth grade, from the costumes to the wonderful attending a mainstream elementary scenery/camerawork. school for the first time. FRIDAY MURDER ON THE WONDER PG LIVE BAND - ORIENT EXPRESS M THU 5:35 & 7:50, Repeat Offenders THU 5:20 & 7:40, FRI 10:10, 5:25 & 7:40, FRI 10:00, 5:15 & 7:50, SAT 1:00 & 5:25, SUN 11:00 & 3:25, SAT 1:10 & 5:40, MON 5:30, TUE 5:35 & 7:50, SATURDAY LIVE SUN 11:10, 3:40 & 5:35, MON 5:40, WED 10:10, 5:40 & 7:50 TUE & WED 5:20 & 7:40 Brendan Hopping “A suspenseful, engrossing and very well performed mood Phone 871 4768 piece, generating mystery,intrigue and suspense, delivering in pretty good style.” Variety. M THU 5:25, FRI 7:30, Entertainment This newspaper is subject to NZ Press SAT 3:20, 5:10 & 7:40, HUMAN TRACES M Council procedures. A complaint SUN 1:20, 3:10 & 5:40, THU 8:00, FRI 6:10, at its fi nest must first be directed in writing to the editor’s email address. If not satisfied TUE 5:25, WED 7:30 SAT 3:15 & 7:50, SUN 1:15 & 5:50, PROMOTE YOUR with the response, the complaint may MON 6:00, TUE 8:00, be referred to the Press Council, P.O. WED 10:20 & 5:55 EVENT HERE Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington DADDY’S HOME 2 M 6143. Or use the online complaint form THU & FRI 7:45, SAT 3:35 & 7:10, EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please “It tested really well with children SUN 1:35 & 5:10, TUE 7:45 Te Awamutu include copies of the article and all 5-10 years as it’s fun and that’s Courierr correspondence with the publication. who it’s truly aimed at showing it is “From WWI To WWII comes the a very good film for parents to take amazing and fascinating true story their kids to.” Luke. of the creator of Winnie The Pooh and his son, Christopher Robin. KIWI CHRISTMAS PG www.teawamutu.nz/courier Superbly portrayed in SAT 12:50 & 3:10, every way.” Allan SUN 10:50 & 1:10 Check out what’s on, people, GOODBYE links, games, list your business, CHRISTOPHER ROBIN PG BORG VS MCENROE M, community groups, upcoming THU & FRI 5:40, BETTER WATCH OUT R16, events. SAT 1:30 & 5:00, PADDINGTON G SUN 11:30 & 3:00, MON 5:35, AND COCO PG Home of the online Te Awamutu Courier TUE 5:40, WED 10:00 & 5:30 ALL HERE NEXT WEEK 28 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, November 30, 2017

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