Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007

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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Calling Elijah in Son, brother murdered concert here By Dean Taylor Te Awamutu Youth Services is following up its recent suc- The family of murdered Te cessful fundraising concert Awamutu man Dale John Poole with ‘Spacifi x’ by hosting ‘Call- will lay him to rest tomorrow. ing Elijah’ this Friday night. The 45-year-old had made a new The two piece acoustic rap life for himself in the Bay of Plenty, duo are on a nationwide tour living in a two-bedroom home in Te promoting their new album and Puke and working for the past few will be at the Baptist Church years in the horticulture industry. from 7pm. At about 1am last Friday, in a In support is our own Waika- completely random attack, he was to Intermediate Schools School badly beaten up soon after with- Battle of the Bands winner - Te drawing $100 from an ATM in Te Awamutu Intermediate rock Puke’s main street and left to die band ‘Insane’. on the footpath. There are no tickets, but door Three teenagers and a 24-year- sales at $5. old caregiver have been charged with murder. Tauranga CIB Detective Ser- Paintings on geant Greg Turner said two of the teenagers turned up at Te Puke show Police Station at 7am on Friday, Te Awamutu artists Elaine and the third handed himself in at Williams and Jane Finch will about 8.30am. be exhibiting in Cambridge and They appeared in Tauranga Hamilton over the summer. Youth Court on Friday. All were In Cambridge from December granted name suppression and 4-24 Elaine Williams will be ex- remanded without plea to appear hibiting paintings of pots and next month. fl owers and Jane Finch paint- Police did not oppose bail, but ings of landscapes and wild strict conditions were imposed. fl owers at the Empire Gallery in They include all the accused, Cambridge. who live in the same neighbour- They will also have paintings hood in Te Puke, being subject to a in an exhibition at Artspost in 24-hour home curfew - apart from Hamilton from January 9-29, the times when one is allowed to alongside the Number 8 Wire leave home to go to work and the exhibition. youngest is permitted to attend a training course. Cowpat Bingo The trio are barred from having any contact with each other and Tickets are now available any police witnesses. for this year’s Cowpat Bingo DALE POOLE was closer to his mother Jeannie and sisters (from left) Angelique, Jayne, The woman associate was due - to be held at Anzac Green at Suzette and Belinda that any time in their lives when his life was taken. 331071AD to appear in Tauranga Court on 10.30am on December 8. Saturday. 7am news, even though the victim life around, to the point where he “Above all he was making his They are available at Bruce Police are still trying to piece had not been named. was completely anti-violence and peace with the family and they in Spurdle First National, Liq- together exactly what happened in “I just waited for the Police to ar- would have deplored what hap- turn were showing forgiveness. uorland, Alpha Hotel and Te the early hours of Friday morning, rive and knew what they had to tell pened to him. “We were all proud of what he Awamutu Information Centre. but it appears Mr Poole had spent me,” she said. And they feel for the families of had done for himself. the early part of the evening drink- Gathering at the family home the offenders, knowing the cycle “He took responsibility for his Garage sale ing at the Te Puke Hotel before with Dale’s body has strangely that Dale was working to free past actions and set about making A garage sale at St John’s crossing the road and spending the brought the family closer together. himself from was just starting for it right. Church Hall this Saturday from few remaining hours of his life at They know many people in the them. “He was almost evangelical 7am will raise funds for the the Stadium Bar. community will know of the fami- “Dale was in a good place in his about people making changes for life,” says Mrs Smith. the better.” local youth mission to India. MOTHER KNEW SON WAS DEAD ly’s past tragedies, and that Dale Anyone who has goods to had been in more than his fair “He enjoyed drawing and writing Tomorrow Dale Poole will be laid Mr Poole’s mother Jeannie Smith share of trouble in his earlier life. poetry, he loved the outdoors and to rest by a family who never got donate is invited to contact said she knew her son had been Geoff Brown at 027 3325072. But they also say that he had nature, he had friends and was to really see the loving son and murdered as soon as she heard the worked extremely hard to turn his liked,” she says. brother he could have been. Going green A survey of Waikato and Bay of Plenty companies has Constable saved taxi driver’s life revealed 85% of them are keen to reduce their dependence A Hamilton taxi driver will where a party was in progress He then left in his taxi van, ister CPR and revive the driver on fossil fuels, with 50% rating be thankful Te Awamutu Police only to have them decamp into only to suffer a heart attack as and keep him alive for 20 min- their level of interest as high. constable Felicity Cook-Jones is the property before paying the he drove off. The taxi crashed into utes until further assistance The survey was undertaken also an ambulance paramedic fare. two parked cars, smashing one 20 arrived. by the New Zealand Clean En- - but won’t be too happy with his He followed them into the house metres forward and into a power The taxi driver is understood to ergy Centre to assess attitudes teenage passengers. and a confrontation occurred be- pole. have suffered three heart attacks to renewable energy options. The driver delivered fi ve teen- fore the driver was given money Police arrived and constable during the incident, but is now agers to an address in Pirongia for the fare from another party. Cook-Jones was able to admin- recovering in Waikato Hospital. more Ranfurly OPEN 7 DAYS Phone 871 4009 than just 18’s Cnr Sloane & Vaile Sts Stubbies TE AWAMUTU a gift

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By Cathy Asplin were fi ve other families Earlier this year Sarah having babies between King was living at Te Raua- January and March this moa (near Ngutunui) with year in our little district. two small children and an- “There are a lot of other baby on the way. lifestyle block owners, She had been in the area as well as farmers here, for three years and was and the mums were re- starting to feel she could do ally all in the same boat with sharing the company - feeling isolated, hating of others who were in the the foggy, windy weather same situation. during winter and fi nding “It can be pretty isolated it too hard to travel into up here when you have Kawhia or Pirongia with small children, especially newborns. during the foggy winters!” “So we started a coffee So she talked to District group and Sharie let us Nurse Sharie Cain about know about more local some of the other families families as she visited she visited in the district them. who also had pre-schoolers. “By August our group “She gave me some con- had become too big to tacts and I knocked on a meet in people’s houses few doors. I found there and most of us had older children who needed some extra stimulation. “So we contacted the local school and the Min- istry of Education to see about starting up a playgroup.” The feedback she received was all positive, so the fi rst Ngutunui and Districts Playgroup kicked off in the community hall (beside the school) in October. Representatives from the Ministry of Education visited and gave sugges- tions on how to develop ny and interact with the “We are also hoping to the playgroup. children.” further develop an outside “We had 18 children at- She says everyone in area with a sandpit in the tend on the fi rst day and the community has been near future. we now have 26 children really helpful, providing “I think everyone in the on the roll. We meet once materials, resources and district is happy to see a a week, on Wednesdays, ideas. younger generation back between 10 - 12.30pm. “We are fortunate we in the area. “It’s not too structured have been given the use “It will certainly benefi t - the children do the ac- of lots of equipment, books Ngutunui School in years tivities they like and enjoy and toys. We have several to come and of course the the company of others areas set up inside and children have the benefi t that are a similar age. some, like water play and of playing together and “The mums also get to painting, outside on nice then going to school with share some adult compa- days. their friends.” Lose weight and get in Early Xmas Present! GET ONE MONTH FREE!!!

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Since 2003, has fi nally changed its mind, port tax cuts when they opposed Treasury has said that the and has announced it will them for so long. Government could afford to cut cut personal taxes across the “For years, Labour refused to taxes while also carrying out its Last Chance board.” let New Zealanders keep a bit spending programme. Mr Ardern says National has more of their income, while it “The only thing that’s changed to book advertising space! consistently called for an ongo- racked up massive surpluses since then is that Labour is way ing programme of tax cuts to with their tax dollars. It claimed behind in the polls and desper- If you wish to promote your products or services call: reduce the tax burden and help that tax cuts were unaffordable, ate to win a fourth term in gov- 331TC011-07 hard-working Kiwis get ahead infl ationary, and irresponsible. ernment. That’s why it’s done a under their own steam, as well “Michael Cullen said New U-turn on tax cuts. • Heather • Dorinda as stop the drain of people Zealanders couldn’t have tax “New Zealanders deserve bet- leaving for Australia. Such a cuts because we would only go ter. They deserve to keep more programme is urgently needed, and spend them. Helen Clark of the money they earn. They Phone: 871 5151 he says. called tax cuts “the promises deserve to be able to get ahead “Thousands of families are of visionless and intellectually under their own steam. And struggling to pay their bills and bankrupt people”. they deserve a government that mortgages, and interest rates “And in this year’s Budget, cuts tax because it’s the right are really starting to bite, while Michael Cullen cancelled the thing to do, not because it can’t LOOKING FOR the Government takes far more ‘chewing gum’ tax cuts he prom- think of any other way to cling GREAT STAFF? than it needs through high ised before the last election to power.” Here are just three of the reasons why you EW subcommittees do vital work - help needed get a great deal using People 4Success Environment Waikato has a Waipa River for future genera- and land users to work along- responsibility to manage rivers tions. side the council to ensure the • No charge to register your vacancy and the land around them to He is encouraging others to decisions they make are work- protect people, property and the put their names forward. able for all parties,” he says. • Free advertising in our weekly marketing environment. “Environment Waikato spends “The advisory structure pro- programme (website and media) It is currently seeking com- $19 million a year on river and vides an opportunity to work • No charge unless you select munity representatives for its catchment work,” he said. alongside staff and councillors catchment liaison subcommit- “It’s big bikkies and there’s and is one of the more effec- our applicant tees, which provide input and very little of the region that isn’t tive ways for land users to be feedback to help with this work. affected by drainage and fl ood involved in the decisions council The committees are made up management, so it should be of makes.” Call us now and let us of representatives from the com- interest to everybody. We need For more information about fi nd great people to drive munity, district councils, Envi- fresh blood and fresh minds and catchment liaison subcommit- your business forward ronment Waikato, the Depart- fresh enthusiasm.” tees, or to obtain a nomination ment of Conservation, iwi and Middle Waikato committee form, contact Susan Gale on Ph (07) 870-5402 stakeholders such as Mighty chairman Stu Kneebone, who (07) 859 0822, or email her at River Power. farms near Lake Karapiro, is [email protected]. In- 303 Alexandra St Te Kowhai farmer Graham also encouraging others in the formation is also available on TE AWAMUTU McBride, who chairs the Waipa region to get involved. Environment Waikato’s website, committee, fi rst got involved “I think it’s more important www.ew.govt.nz, by following www.people 4 success.co.nz 331TC010 07 through his desire to protect the than it’s ever been for farmers the link from the home page. MAGILLS

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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 Drink drive Kihikihi gardeners rewarded message slow to sink in A ratio of one in a hundred drivers being behind the wheel over the legal alcohol limit is just too high according to police. About 65 staff from across the Waikato Police District took part in Operation RAID 3 (Rid All Impaired Drivers) on Friday night. Similar operations were run at the same time across the country. Waikato road policing services manager, Senior Sergeant Bruce Lyon, says of the 4164 drivers stopped from across the district 39 face prosecution for driving over the legal alcohol limit. THIS FLAT ROAD property belonging to Ross Signal and Glenys Stewart was to the fore again in this year’s Kihikihi Rotary “Another four are awaiting blood test results so Club Best Gardens Competition. The property (161 Flat Road) was chosen by the judges as the best Kihikihi garden as potentially we have one in a 100 drivers behind the viewed from the road (the fourth or fi fth time it has taken out the award). The garden features a spectacular array of mainly wheel drunk, that’s far too high,” he says. ornamental deciduous trees and border plantings with a diverse range of plants. Second prize went to 11 Meadowbank “The message of how dangerous it is to drive over Crescent, third to 14 Walmsley Street and highly commended were 14 Oliver Street and 1 Bryce Street. Herbert Street the limit is just not getting through.” continued its strong showing in the Best Street award. Vouchers were presented to prize winners by sponsors Ngaroto Just how dangerous alcohol impaired drivers Nurseries at a recent function at that venue. 3310711AD can be became apparent just hours before the operation kicked off when a member of the public reported a vehicle being driven erratically on SH1 near Huntly. Behind the wheel was a 45-year-old female driver police described as grossly intoxicated, travelling with her were her nine and fi ve-year-old children and a four-month-old grandchild. The woman returned a breath test nearly three times over the legal limit and will appear in the Huntly District Court early next month. But her’s was not an isolated case according to Mr Lyon. “We had another adult driver blow 1171 while a 17-year-old blew 593,” he says. Moree tour places available Gaidyn Flay may not be a Waipa District Coun- cillor any more but his community efforts continue, with co-ordination of a trip to Te Awamutu’s twin town Moree for a contingent of Te Awamutu Rotar- ians, Council representatives and partners. The group of 20-25 will fl y out of Hamilton on April 10 next year, returning from Brisbane on April 15 (with some staying on for an extended tour). Included in the group will be Waipa Mayor Alan Livingston, Council chief executive John Inglis and Rotary president Elizabeth Bayley. There are still several vacancies for representatives of local groups or organisations who would like to make the trip to see what our twin town offers and possibly research an exchange. The tour coincides with cotton harvesting in Moree and places to be visited include spa baths, a pecan nut farm, cotton farm and cotton gin, ol- ive plantation and crushing plant and Lightning Ridge Opal Mine. Mr Flay travelled to Moree in 2005 to investigate the possibility of rekindling the once-strong link between the two towns. For more information about the trip in April 2008 contact Gaidyn Flay at 871 6019 or 021 631360. FINAL NOTICE 1 Gibson Lane VACANT POSSESSION

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 PAGE 13 ATTENTION: By George he’s good Young fi rst fi ve making his mark in Waikato age group rugby OLDER DRIVERS By Colin Thorsen Waikato under-16 rugby coach Rob Rogers is singing the prais- “SAFE WITH AGE” driving course es of his backline pivot Nathan George. FREE available for older drivers The Pirongia 16-year-old is one of 73 players invited by the The course is designed to help older drivers refresh their knowledge of the road New Zealand Rugby Union to code and reinforce road confidence. Topics covered include intersection use, correct use of roundabouts, merging and hazard identification. The course is attend one of four national un- very informal with plenty of opportunity to ask lots of questions. There is also an der-17 franchise selection and excellent video showing the do’s and don’t’s. Also receive a discount voucher development camps in January. for a practical driving assessment. The camps in Hamilton, Auck- land, Palmerston North and Christchurch kick off the NZU17 The next courses will be programme for 2008 and are the held in Te Awamutu on vehicle for selecting a squad of WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5 30 players. George will attend Sessions are from the camp in Hamilton. It has been quite a month for 10.00am to 2.30pm. the young fi rst fi ve-eighth. Lunch provided. He has also made the Waikato Union’s pre academy, along with NO EXAM OR DRIVING TEST. Te Awamutu College fl anker Co- Bookings essentail hen Masson, who was a Waikato as numbers restricted. U18 B team representative this FOR BOOKING AND MORE winter. INFORMATION CONTACT: The role of the pre academy, MEGAN JOLLY ROAD SAFETY which kicked off last week, is to CO-ORDINATOR give opportunity to players with PH: 07 850 5059 the desire to succeed. [email protected] It’s like being a semi-professional without getting paid. They have fi ve trainings a week. BALANCED: Nathan George honing his kicking skills back at Rogers says George was a Pirongia Primary School where his rugby all started. 3310714AD 331TC040 07 steadying infl uence for his Waikato U16 team and is cer- contact which is pleasing for a ments to the Hamilton Boys’ tainly a talent to watch. No 10.” High School 1st XV. “He has pretty good allround Waikato lost 26-17 to Auck- He ran the show at No. 10 for skills, for one so young, includ- land in the playoff for third and Hamilton BHS either in the 19 ing a prodigious boot.” fourth in the Northern Region games he started or as their He played his best game in tournament, with George land- ‘go to’ man in the other three the red, yellow and black jersey ing three out of four kicks at matches - a feather in the Year against Northland (won 44-0) goal. 11 student’s cap. They are the - scoring a try and landing six The Mooloomen fi nished third best team in the country. out of seven shots at goal after fourth out of eight teams behind Hamilton BHS lost only one coming on as a replacement 15 winners Bay of Plenty, Counties game out of 22 all season - to minutes into the match. and Auckland, with a fi ve wins, Gisborne in the top four semi-fi - “He’s a very special kicker and three loss record. nals, featuring the best 1st XV’s reads the game exceptionally George was restricted to play- in New Zealand. Hamilton BHS well,” says Rogers. ing only the last four games for went on to beat Nelson in the “He’s also gutsy, not scared of Waikato because of his commit- play off for third/fourth.

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PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 Classic to get bigger MOW YOUR LAWN IN ½ THE TIME By Colin Thorsen BONUS OFFER The Maungatautari 100km Classic Cycle Race and Fun Ride is a good FREE Height adjuster to value of $450 - illustration of what can be achieved by two diverse groups joining together While stocks last! with one common goal. Te Awamutu Rotary Club provided the man power for all the necessary infrastructure, while Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club’s Don Buchanan and his team provided the expertise. Leader of Rotary’s ‘event organising group’ Vic Richards even went to the trouble of travelling to Taupo to sound out what makes the Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge (on this Saturday) such a world class event. Out Front Decks Tiltup Decks Richards returned telling his Ro- tary colleagues: “If our Maungatautari Classic is run well, the event will be an absolute winner for Te Awamutu.” The Wattyl Lake Taupo Cycle Chal- lenge is the biggest cycling event not only in New Zealand, but the Southern Hemisphere. Richards noted that Taupo numbers have swelled from 29 riders fi rst up 30 years ago to more than 11,000. The Maungatautari Classic has Grass & Leaf Collection Hi Dump Option fantastic sponsorship from local busi- nesses, with major sponsorship coming ™ from Mike Livingstone (Livingstone Builders) and Te A’ Cycles. FAST, EASY, BEAUTIFUL MOWING One in every three riders went home with a spot prize. Tight areas no problem! Steep slopes no problem! Side dis- HAPPINESS IS: Still being able to cycle aged 75 - Bob The Maungatautari Ecological Is- Kirkham winner of the Grey Power prize for oldest male in land Trust will benefi t by $915 ($5 per charge/mulching combination decks - change mode in seconds! the Maungatautari 30k Fun Ride. 3310717AD rider) from this year’s Cycle Classic. Brilliant grass & leaf collection! Zero turn manourverability. THE ULTIMATE MOWING MACHINE Grey tops twilight golf From $9900 + GST Ian Grey headed some hot Gray, K McFarlane, E Mitchell 19. draw went to Alistair Waters. Ask for a demonstration at your place or a brochure and DVD scoring with 26 stableford in the Men, back nine: I Grey 26, D Scramble on stableford: T Collins twilight tournament at Pirongia Matson 24, K Ormsby, K Appleby 23, 24, U Collins 23, B Fordham, B Cole- J Dunn, P Robertson 22, C Finlay, man, A Hunapo 22, E Van Alphen, E Golf Club. G Tocker, David Livingstone, R Dav- PARTICIPATING RETAILER No fewer than 35 out of a fi eld MacPherson, R Gray, R Davies, C ies, Don Livingstone, G Dixon 21, D Macalister 21, D George, A Waters, D of 96 starters accumulated 20 Peryer, G Russo, S Russo, R Taylor, Every $100 you spend or more points in the Kiwi Pies P Eyre 20, C Coles, G Wairepo, D Heta, B O’Regan, J Russenberger, N puts you into the draw sponsored event. Gray, J Mortland, P Morris, J Kewish, Evans, A Barugh, J Bowers, A Te Ao, Ladies: T Cavey, I Caie 22, S Med- R Stokes, C White, M Brown, S Rush- J Tapu 20, S Gooch, D Herlihy, P Mor- to WIN a Mazda MX5 dings, A Vale 21, I Grey, K Kanters 19, brooke, B Ryburn 19. gan, G Townley, R Coleman, J Tart, M P McFarlane 18. TON UP Inia, B McDougall, W Franks, C Pikari Men, front nine: B Fordham 25, K 19, R Waters, M Claydon, C Green, P Ph (07) 871 8838 Bardsley 23, R Picken, R Phillips, Over 100 players took advan- Gedge, C Graham, J Hill, B Waters, R N Palairet, M Smith, C Marshall, G tage of ideal conditions in the Hurell, M Waters, L Fenwick, G Ren- Fax (07) 871 6075 Watts, S Meddings 22, R Refoy, B House of Travel twilight tourna- nis, P Heke 18. 221 Mahoe St, Cavey, W Amoore 21, N Barrowcliffe, ment at Te Awamutu Golf Club. Stirling Sports twos: R Coleman, D Watts 20, J Higgie, P Connor, J The Campbell Lane/Te B Bird, B McDougall, B Coleman, C Te Awamutu

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NZ Ltd INTERNAL GUTTER SYSTEMS AND FASCIA Te Awamutu BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION L I M I T E D - Internal gutter new or replaced Platinum • Alterations and Additions Member - Choice of 5” or 6” • Decks and Fences continuous spouting • Bathrooms • New Homes PLUMBING & DRAINAGE - Wide range of colours • Windows and Doors • Locks and Latches... the list goes on - New and existing homes COLIN DOWNIE FREE consultation on all spouting services So give us a call now 871 9202 - 027 434 8896 010TC500-06 Phone Hamish Watson today ▼ SEPTIC TANK [email protected] Heath McFarlane - Owner/Director 0274 GUTTER or 07 843 6327 A small family business with family values & EFFLUENT 317TC500-07 488837 ▼ COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL

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We’ve declared war on all your pests! Registered pest control technician PLUMBING Repairs from local IT professional Virus detection and removal John Wood Mobile upgrades, repairs, Still the safest treatment available 0274 778 736 P.C and Laptop sales Installations services * Odourless Phone 07 870 5020 Master Roche Street, Te Awamutu Plumbers * Non staining * Work Guaranteed 303TC500-07 0800 772887 027 515 6996 Noeleen & Paul 870-4950 261TC503-07 289TC500-07

122TC501-06 JD Appliances Ltd. TE AWAMUTU FURNITURE REMOVALS LTD Authorised Repairs and Service Service Centre T.A. TILES Specialists in porcelain, ceramic • Local - Long Distance - Dishwashers, Dryers, International and mosaic tiles • Small Lots to Full Households Fridges, Freezers, and Pets Stockists of Aba grouts and adhesives • Professional Packing Stoves, Cooktops, and Unpacking

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220TC550-06 MOBILE DENTURE Glass Restoration SERVICE Specialists My name is Peter. I have 30 years Limescale and hardwater marks removed from..... experience in the making of dentures I can come to you and see you in SPECIALISING IN AIR CONDITIONING • GLASS SHOWERS the comfort of your own home. ✔ • WINDOWS I offer a free consultation: Industrial • BALUSTRADES SALES & ✔ Commercial SERVICE • CAR WINDOWS -Full sets ✔ Domestic FOR: “Ask us about Glass Protection” elines - tightening “Clearsheild” 275TC500-07 -Partial dentures (plastic and metal) I.R.H.A.C.E 149TC502-07 NEW ZEALAND Please phone 870 1829 Phone Peter (0800) 000-284 Mobile (021) 151-6281 166 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu, Ph 07 871 6793, Fax 07 871 6670 for a free no obligation quote and demo

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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 ADULT HOLIDAY ACCOM. TO LET TO LET MEETINGS Formal Notices ENTERTAINMENT AVAILABLE

LISTEN to ten super LANDLORDS SAFE ‘N’ SOUND juicy live chats, very TAURANGA holiday Wishing your property STORAGE BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES exciting, $1.99 per home available, to be managed by a minute plus GST, Christmas / New recognised professional? Lock up Year. $200 per night, POOLE - Dale John www.adultshow.co.nz. TENANTS storage units Phone (0900) 69-100. sleeps 6 plus. On November 23, www.pearlproperties. Electric Security Fence Needing help finding 2007 (tragically) in Te LIVE one on one chat co.nz. Phone 07(848)- accommodation which 24/7 access PIRONGIA GOLF Puke. Dearly adored 24/7 with hot young 1190 or (021)053-5864 suits your needs? Camera and patrolled and loved son of the ASIAN women. $3.99 CLUB Contact Francene surveillance late Alvin Poole, and per minute plus GST. Jeannie and Jock HOLIDAY ACCOM. on 871-7146, Phone 871-2171 ANNUAL GENERAL HOLLINSHEAD - Phone (0900) 88-200. Smith. Dearly loved www.uc4free.com.au. WANTED Mobile or (0274) 407-101 MEETING Shona and David are brother of Suzette, (027) 289-3952 Proud to be Locally Sunday, December 2 LIVE one on one chat WANTED, Holiday delighted to announce Belinda, Jayne and (07) 823-6287 a/h owned and operated 10am the arrival of their Angelique, and loved 24/7 with XXX hot home on East Coast KIWI women. $3.99 Waipa Property To be held in the first grandson, James uncle and great uncle beach for one to three TET AWAMUTU W of many nephews and per minute plus GST. weeks in January. Link Ltd. MREINZ Clubrooms Raymond Davidson, nieces. Dale is lying Phone (0900) 74-543. Careful, local farmer. SELF STORAGE E 4100gms (9lb, 1oz), www.kiwibabes.co.nz. in state at his Phone 871-3812 or RENTALS From $17 p/w STEWART first born to Kylie and mother’s house in Te UNLEASHED Adult (027) 487-3272. 24hr access ALEXANDER Nathan on October 31 Awamutu. Everyone Boutique, just some- AVAILABLE Camera Surveillance in Sydney. is welcome. thing that little bit TO LET NOW PH: (07) 856-7584 GOLF CLUB INC “Think and see, all different, new stock or (027) 608-1749 WEST-BUCKLEY THREE BEDROOM ANNUAL GENERAL you are able to be. specials daily, above MEETING Scott and Chantelle Feel your life inside, bags and beyond. A1 SELF HOMES: THREE bedroom welcome with love it is yours to decide. 306 Rewi Street, house, close to town, Sunday, Wipe the tear from STORAGE $270 p/w Cambridge Road, Crystal Marie, on No- FOR HIRE available December 2 December 9, 2007 your eye, I too cry in- New facility, many 139 Turere Lane, vember 20, 2007, sizes, good rates, onwards, bond and 10.30am side.” - Dale. $320 p/w 2710gms (6lbs), a lit- A service for Dale will security and 7 refs required, $280 at the Clubhouse. RENTN AL day access. 1 Blundell Place, tle sister for Nicole. be held at Alexandra p/w. Phone (07) 825- Agenda: $230 p/w 9077 or (021) 943-349. Thanks to all con- House Chapel, 570 Phone 871-6164 General Business CARC S or (0274) 783 085 cerned. Alexandra Street, Te 497 Pakura Street, THREE bedroom Notice of Motion:- Awamutu tomorrow, $320 p/w lovely modern house. Proposed Change to Wednesday, Novem- FLATMATE wanted 92 Finch Street, Views, Refs req. $265 DEATH NOTICES Constitution ber 28 at 11.00am, ten minutes from $240 p/w p/w. Phone (07)548- ELLIOT-HOGG - followed by private Phone Leticha town, outside room, 20 Leslie Street, 2099. Financial Report cremation. Communi- Mark William. On $90 plus expenses. Kihikihi, $250 p/w TWO bedroom units, in cations to the Poole 871-3970 can be viewed at 24 November, 2007 Phone 871-5922 or 25/1 Bryce Street, town, newly deco- family, C/- P O Box Clubhouse peacefully and with (021) 419-119. Kihikihi, $270 p/w rated, under floor 137, Te Awamutu dignity at home, aged 9 Gallaway Street, heating. 2 of 4, $200 C Weinberg, please. Te Awamutu 132 Kihikihi Road SECURE new three 24 years. Dearly loved Kihikihi, $260 p/w p/w. Phone 871-3301. Funeral Services Ltd. Te Awamutu bedroom home in President. husband and soul FDANZ & Griefcare. quiet area of Kihikihi, For details mate of Lauren. heat pump, dish- Christmas is near! BOARD Phone Jade BUSINESS SUPER Loved son of Jane IN MEMORIAM washer, double ga- (021) 744-942 or Advertise DEALS Grantham and John AVAILABLE rage, lawns mowed, Robyn (021) 353-046 your fi nancial fenced section, refs and Cheryl Elliot- FELL - Barbara services Hogg, loved brother FOR couple or single, and bond required, TYRES Esther. Treasured free in exchange for with us! $270 p/w, available Phone STUART Law Ltd, and brother in law of memories of every housework and cook- Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ now. Phone 870-4588 871-5151 Phone 871-6426. Matthew and Te’Ana, precious day we had ing. Phone 871-3301. “Nobody does it better” and Helen and Dave, with you we keep in or (021)167-0856. our hearts so we are and Leanne. Loved CHURCH NOTICES uncle of Gaby and Ri- always with you. PERSONAL ley. Loved son in law Loved wife, mother and friend of Lynne and nana. You will THANK YOU not be forgotten. and Zane Bracey, I want to say a huge thankyou to all the awesome EXTREME PROPHETIC treasured brother in SHERMAN - Rae people, friends, family and neighbours who have law of Kirk, Claire Taken November 27, helped my family and the wonderful support we have TEAM in TE AWAMUTU and Callum. A dearly 2004. Much loved wife all had after my accident with meals, phone calls, texts, loved Grandson, of Ted. Mother of and the many visitors, cards and flowers I received in DECEMBER 1st and 2nd nephew and cousin. Karen and Warren. hospital, it has been very humbling. Loved and respected Nana of Jennifer and Steve and I would especially like to thank our employers PUBLIC MEETINGS: who have made things so much easier for us. friend of many. A Rodney. Still sadly Saturday 7.00 pm celebration of Mark’s missed after three Also Westpac Helicopter, without their assistance the years. Rest in peace out come would have been very different, they are life will be held to- Rae. a great service. Sunday 10.00 am, 2.00 pm, and 7.00 pm morrow, Wednesday, Never assume something that you do every day will have November 28, at VENUE: ENGAGEMENTS the same outcome, we all take life for granted. 1.00pm at Eastside Thank you all again, Rosetown Lounge, Te Awamutu Racecourse Apostolic Church, OGLE - QUIN Steve and Julie Adam East Street, Hamilton Alison Wallace and Rob and Lyn are itinerant ministers with and followed by pri- Dave Ogle of Hokitika TUITION Extreme Prophetic. They express the heart vate cremation. In and Marie-Ann and Rob & Lyn Packer lieu of flowers dona- Pat Quin of Te Awa- of God in fresh and creative ways, calling tions preferred to mutu, are thrilled to and enabling people to step t Canteen, PO Box announce the en- he differe t f 19448, Hamilton or gagement of Finn to - worship, teaching, story, art, poetry and these may be left at Laura. Love and best dance are a powerful combination, which the service. All com- wishes to you both. National Certifi cate in enable them to minister with great sensitivity munication C/- Elliot- and passion. Rob is a gifted song writer, Hogg family, 358 LOST 317TC201-07 worship leader and teacher. Lyn Thames Street, Mor- ministers primarily in teaching and the rinsville. Sadlier’s TOOLBOX, yellow and Funeral Services. prophetic. S black, fell out of car and dancer. Rob and Lyn are both based early November, cor- JUST HAD A BABY? ner Churchill Street ENROL FOR 2008 in New Zealand and the USA. GETTING MARRIED? and Mahoe Street, OR LOST SOMEONE reward. Phone 871- No Fees for eligible SPECIAL? 6604 or (027) 280- Rob Hotchkin 4800 or (021) 932-196. young people National Certifi cate Rob is an itinerant minister with Extreme Pro- PERSONAL in Salon support phetic and often ministers with Patricia King. He Put your notice in the is a passionate lover of Jesus Christ and that A BABY? Planned or passion is truly contagious! He ministers with Te Awamutu Courier. unplanned! Know Be an award winner! Choose one of our your options. Phone strong faith and is a true carrier of the glory. colourful graphics to Pregnancy Counsel- NZ Hairdressing ITO Best Practice People have been healed, refreshed, set free give your notice the ling Services collect Quality Mark Status Hairdressing and empowered through his life. attention it deserves. (07) 855-5779 - 24 Training at its very best! Call in to our offi ce at hours a day. 336 Alexandra Street or WIN $1000 Visit Us - 389 Anglesea Street, Hamilton Phone 871-5151 www.waikatohair.co.nz Sponsored by the Christian Centre - Te Awamutu OF stock of choice. Call email: [email protected] to talk to our classifi ed now at Hyams Rose- Phone enquiries : (07) 870-2225 Phone: (07)838-3744 advertising team town Jewellers. 331TC207-07

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES SPORTS NOTICES SPORTS NOTICES

THE INVEST IN YOUR PET KAWHIA GOLF TE AWAMUTU JERSEY CATTLE CLUB CLUB PUPPY PRE-SCHOOL Would like to thank the following Sponsors who TE AWAMUTU SWIM CLUB supported our CLUB SHOW on November 21. Every Wednesday Men’s and 6.00pm - 7.00pm : ﬁ ve week course Ladies 18 Hole National Bank, Animal Breeding Service, Waikato Farmers, Dairy ADULT SWIM SQUAD Course promotes socialisation skills and so much more Open Christmas Production Systems, Interlac Nutrition Ltd., B.N.Z Bank, Pratt Milking Machines, P.G.G Wrightson, Bell Booth Ltd, Agrisea NZ Ltd, F.I.L, Nutrition Flea and worm prevention and control Morning sessions from 6am Tournament Dental hygiene Toilet training De-sexing Stroke Technique Stewart & Cavalier Engineering, Farmlands Trading Society Ltd, Vet Saturday, Grooming Behavioural problems etc. Breathing Ent., A.S.B. Bank, Te Awamutu Bulk Spreaders, Westpac Bank., Corboy December 1, 2007 Earthmovers Ltd, Finch Contracting, Osbornes Transport Ltd, Ron Russo Preferred age of Puppies: 6 - 12 weeks Programmes for triathletes Bulk Spreading, B.C Glass Contracting Ltd, Ace Lawnmowers Ltd, FREE bag of Hills puppy growth food on second night 10x1 hour sessions per course Gross, Nett, Stableford. Otorohanga Ground Spread ltd, Ambreed NZ Ltd, A.N.Z Bank, Ova Phone Vicky to enrol today Qualified coach for personalised programme Achievers Ltd, V.E Veterinary Services, Dean Morgan Financial Services, Tees Open: Vision Genetics,Te Awamutu Milking Machine Co., The Veterinary 871-3091 BECOME PART OF SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY!! 9.30am to 11.00am 442 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu Centre, De Lautour’s Co, Westend Electronics, PGG Wrightson Entry Fee: Aon Insurance(Public Liability). 289TC201-07 Enquiries to: Alison 871-9870 or $15.00 Incl. 2’s Catering available. Murray 871-3381 or 870-2618 (ah) TE AWAMUTU All inquiries to: SCHOOL OF DANCE PUBLIC NOTICES Philip Brandon 871-0720

PRESENTS TE AWAMUTU GOLF CLUB INCORPORATED PUBLIC NOTICES

ALICE IN ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE PIRONGIA SCHOOL Sections 9(4), 16(2), OUT OF ZONE ENROLMENTS WONDERLAND To be held 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), In the Clubhouse Pirongia School has limited out-of-zone 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), Saturday, December 1, 7.00 pm On Tuesday, December 4th, 2007 at 7.00 pm 64(3) and 76(4) places available for 2008. Sunday, December 2, 1.30 pm Sale of Liquor Act AGENDA For an Expression of Interest form, 1989 Te Awamutu College Hall 1. Apologies contact the School Office - 871-9727. Door Sales only Danny John White, 2. Approve minutes of the 2006 Annual General 811 & 849 Pouewe The deadline for receipt of applications Adults $8.00 Child / Senior $5.00 Family $20.00 Meeting Street, Kawhia, direc- is Tuesday 11th December 2007. 3. Receive Presidents Report tor, have made application to the District 4. Receive Management Committee Report Licensing Agency at 5. Receive Financial Statement for the year Otorohanga for the TE AWAMUTU ended September 30, 2007 grant of an on licence 6. Set Annual Fees for 2007 / 2008 Subscription in respect of the COLLEGE Year premises situated at 811 & 849 Pouewe 7. Elect Officers and appoint an Auditor for the Street Kawhia, HOMESTAY FAMILY 2007/2008 year known as Hotel 8. Sponsorship Proposal Kawhia. CHANGE OF ADDRESS REQUIRED 9. Clubhouse upgrade The general nature of We have a female Year 12 Japanese International 10. General Business - Notice of writing to be the business conducted Gallie Miles are pleased to announce that Fee -paying student enrolled for the 2008 (or to be conducted) they will be moving to new premises at academic year, arriving late January tabled with the Club Secretary by under the licence is 53 Mutu Street, Te Awamutu. and departing mid-December. November 30, 2007 Hotel / Tavern.

The move will take place during the weekend Comfortable and caring accommodation is sought The days on which and after and the family will be paid $180 per week. the hours during which of December 8th and 9th and the offices will be In accordance with the International Students’ Code the liquor is (or is in- open for business on of Practice, successful applicants will be interviewed tended to be) sold un- Tuesday 11th December at 8.30am. and police vetted, and homes inspected. der the licence are

The physical address is the only change. Monday to Sunday For an application pack please contact: 11am until 1am the The telephone number, fax number and postal Trish Ure, Principal’s Secretary, next day. address remain the same. Te Awamutu College The application may be inspected during ordi- Gallie Miles first opened its doors in August 1992 with Phone 871-4199 ext 802 nary office hours at the just 9 people. Over the past 15 years the business has office of the Otoro- grown and the present building is too small to hanga District Licens- accommodate the needs of the firm. ing Agency at Ma- Gallie Miles is thrilled with the new premises and look niapoto Street, Otorohanga forward to continuing to give great legal service to Any person who is en- the Te Awamutu community. titled to object and who wishes to object to the grant of the application may, not later than ten working days after the date of the first publication to this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with The Secretary, Otorohanga District Licensing Agency, P O Box 11, Otorohanga. This is the second publication of this notice.

FOR SALE

Christmas Trees 46 Tamahere Dr, Hamilton Sign Posted Large Selection Free Wrapping Stands as well Eftpos available 324TC204-07 Phone (07) 856-8003 OPEN DAILY 7.00 am - 8.00 pm www.christmastrees.co.nz Produce for Phonesale? our friendly classified team, 871-5151

PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 FOR SALE GARAGE SALE VEHICLES GRAZING PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED 331TC202 07 WANTED AVAILABLE SALE 319 Warburton Cres- RED BINS LTD CARPET cent, make an offer, CALF grazing avail- LIFESTYLE SECTION FREE twilight garage sale, DEAD CARS able, Arohena area, MINI SKIP HIRE ST LEDGER ROAD CLEANING SILAGE TYRES Tuesday 27 and excellent care and 1.8m³ and 3.6m³ Wednesday 28 No- Cash Paid reasonable rates. Exclusive Development, IICRC Approved FREE delivery available vember, 4.00 pm till Phone Ken Savill 872- Same day delivery between Hamilton and 1 acre, post & rail fencing 8.00 pm. * 2838. Phone greater Te Awamutu Fantastic Views Murray Bain area for more than 100 PETS PALM KERNEL $ Negotiable $100 871-8996 Phone Richard SOURCE NZ Phone Leeza on MINITURE Foxy @ Hamilton Immediately available (021)944-025 pups, two female, Free Pick up ULTRA CLEAN Wholesale Tyres for delivery, quality black and white, Phone Andy: product, professional Phone 871-6662 0508 897 3748 ready now. Please (07) 823-6989 service, freight options. WORK WANTED or (0274) 984-465 SUMMER phone (021) 716-871 or txt: SPRUCE UP FIREWOOD Call SourceNZ on or 871-3476. (027) 453-7637 0508 SOURCENZ 5m³ - $160, 10m³ - BOBCAT BOOK NOW FOR $290 delivered. Phone *conditions apply 065TC206/07 (0508-768-723) PLANTS FOR for competitive on n Expert rose (07) 873-9190 eve- SALE Ow er nings, mobile (021) farm pricing. perato Exterior Cleaning maintenance Your local palm O r 617-349. A1 Service Trevor Moss, Mould and Algae Hedge trimming MAGNOLIA kernel supplier. Houses, Roofs, Driveways, Garden Resurrections Wanted - Peters GREGGYS GENIE Cobbles etc also External Regular maintenance BURGERS are the DEAD CARS 179TC213-07 027 515 6519 Fly and Spider Repellent. Special Occasions ONLY $39.95 @ Rickits PROPERTIES FOR Ask about our worry free best in town, built to M10. Best Dollars 07 871 1971 and general clean up order. SALE ‘keepitclean’ VEHICLES FOR Rosetown Bobcat Ltd all year round programe. Phone Tess KINA HOUSE FOR For your Free quote (027) 238-2517 or SALE FRESH and fat, now @ REMOVAL Phone (07) 872-2853 a/h Greggys Takeaways. Get that car outa there TREE WORK 0800 GO SOFTWASH BMW 320i, 1986, auto, - Felling 0800-467-638 TRUCK SMOKED FISH power steering, radio, - Pruning Fax (07) 848-1702 NOW @ Greggys Take- towbar, sunroof, WOF Three bedroom - Removal 235TC207/07 a/h Tui 871-7205 SIX wheeler tip truck aways. and reg, $2500. Phone Ph 870-2200 home, two bathrooms - Stump Grinding [email protected] for hire, experienced NINE 871-8881. Te Awamutu or 90m² transportable Call Dennis Clements www.softwash.co.nz driver/operator. 0800 CAR DUMP home TOTAL TREE CARE Phone (07) 827-1849 PLAYSTATION 2 Includes air EXTERIOR house 109TC201/07 Phone 871-5221 or (027) 473-0001. games, $10.00 each. cleaning. Phone Ultra conditioning, curtains, Te Awamutu Owned Phone 870-6421. NISSAN Presia 1991, floor coverings, and Clean 871-6662 today! WINDOWS cleaned by 2ltr, auto, power WANTED TO BUY X-BOX light fittings and Operated the experts. Phone steering, a/c, radio, $100,000.00 ONO FENCING Ultra Clean 871-6662. AND control, crystal towbar, alloys, WOF VACUUM cleaner, 331TC203-07 limited edition, four good working condi- Phone 871-5654 and reg, $1500. Phone FARM FARM WORK games, $120.00. Phone 871-8881. tion. Phone (027) 573- FANTASTIC view, flat RESIDENTIAL 870-6421. 2555. WANTED sections, services, re- LIFESTYLE taining and gardens BLOCKS FOR SALE UNDER NISSAN Presia car, LIVESTOCK complete. $189.000. Need help? SILAGE Phone (021)038-1725, for all your fencing $50 1993, reg, new WOF, WANTED Phone: (07) 871-3176 requirements. MOWING, tedding, new tyres, very eco- Trade me ref. KELLY & BRYANT BRICKS, 100 new, 117804131 or visit CHARTERED ACCONTANTS LTD Experience and quality raking, baling, wrap- nomical reliable car, 275TC210 07 $30. Phone 870-2522. www.pearlproperties. guaranteed ping and stacking, urgent sale, owner go- AC PETFOODS TEN sheets used cor- co.nz. Phone 827-1849 or cartage also available, ing overseas, $2300 ALSO buying stand- rugated iron the lot, ono. Phone (027) Now Buying All Exterior Cleaning (027) 473-0001 $49.95. Phone 871- Advertise with us! ing grass. Phone 2119-493. Johnny Nelson 3702. Horses Phone the friendly Nick, (07) 827-1849 or 0800-DOWNCOW Classifieds Team today ! WASHBRIS GHT (027) 473-0001 or fax FOR SALE 871-5151 GOT WOOLLY MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN SHEEP? (07) 827-1805. PROPERTIES FOR SALE TREATMENT UNIQUE XMAS CARDS / Low pressure Give Tony a SITUATIONS o a VACANT YOU WON’T GET A MODERN HOME, WITH ALL Coloursteel roofs bleep!ep STATIONARY MOD-CONS, CLOSER TO TOWN THAN THIS! Roof spray, Tiles and Decromastic Mobile Shearing Contact Jessica on Cnr Mahoe and Tawhaio Streets Rotary clean, pavers, Phone 872-1806 (07)872-8005 326TC202-07 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. driveways, footpaths or (027)202-4915 Or [email protected] for a brochure Office and workshop Commercial buildings Merchandising Private courtyard. www.phoenix-trading.co.uk Phone (027) 476-3347 Approximately 8-10 FOR TENDER or 871-7389 HEATH T PUMPS hours per week FREE DELIVERY!!! INSTALLEDSINSTALLEDS offered in Te Awamutu. To view, and for tender documents BOBCAT and truck All brands supplied We have a very diversiﬁ e d STOCK SALES Phone (027)584-7068 hire, section, drive- product range and require way clearing, sand, and fitted. you to have an ability to metal and topsoil Call Adam STOCK SALES C l m organise paper work. supplies. Phone Tony 08000 5005 -101 871-9582 or (021) 154- Some early starts and

2322. weekend work is required. TE AWAMUTU WEEKLY SALE MEATEATER You must have 331TC204-07 a reliable vehicle. Thursday November 29th - 11.00am BUMPER HOMEKILLS LTD Phone (09) 475-9039 Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Killing and business hours REPAIRS processing Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu Phone 871-9995 Sale Comprising. Phone David CAR PAINTER 11.00am Prime & Boners (0274)970-963 MORTGAGE 10 Fat Cattle 3 months work BROKER 100 Boners Must have NZMBA CLARKE’S some experience 12.00 Dairies CARPET Phone Christine 10 I/c Fries Fries x Jsy cows 871-3176 Phone 871-5704 10 I/c Fries Fries x Jsy hfrs CLEANING (021) 545-302 or email: For your carpet and [email protected] Store Cattle upholstery cleaning PRUNING 10 Potter Bulls Phone Keith, PHONE Ron Elder 20 2yr str & hfrs mobile 871-4282. DOMESTIC and com- 70 ylg beef x strs & hfrs (027) 280-0790 mercial cleaners or 871-4930 WATERBLASTING - 50 wnr beef x strs & hfrs wanted. Phone Maid We aim to please Phone Ultra Clean A/C Client 871-6662 today! Marj, 871-3309 20 1yr w/f hfrs LIVESTOCK WANTED 12.00 noon Sheep & Calves 20 Prime lambs 30 Store Lambs BONER COWS WANTED 25 four day calves Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment All enquiries to: Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 Also empty heifers and potter bulls Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Andy Transom 078706059 0275 965 142 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 21 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT CABINET MAKER / JOINER COMMITTEE Secre- SECURITY AND PATROL CASUAL YARD (Personal Touch Kitchens Ltd) PIRONGIA tary, our client is GUARDS WANTED PERSON seeking an experi- VILLAGE CAFÉ Required for start in the New Year Job Number: 1107 Would suit after enced Committee Sec- Café worker required Must be experienced or ideally retary to provide a Full time and part time positions available for 6 school / holidays. quality level of ad- Full time, a qualified person in kitchen, months contract, could lead to full time positions. Work own hours bathroom and laundry cabinetry ministrative and sec- includes weekends. retarial services to Must be reliable, fit and trustworthy, a clean full No experience Must be: Please phone Gyan for the Council and its drivers license essential, rostered night shifts and required an interview on 871-3998 Versatile Committees. It is es- weekends and have a willingness to learn and Immediate start Good sense of sential that you have succeed in this highly exciting business. humour Maihiihi School a good working Phone Justin Top wages paid to the right people. Likes a challenge Two positions knowledge of MS Of- 871-4187 Bus hrs. fice Suite, experience Phone Rachel on (07)872-0008 or Phone Alison, Maihiihi is a small rural school 16 kms from in agenda preparation email CV to [email protected] WATSON 871-9675 Otorohanga with a supportive staff, BOT and minute taking, HAWORTH MOTORS and 79 awesome students. exceptional typing Closes 5pm, December 12, 2007

SECURITY Officers We are looking for an experienced NE and excellent commu- SELL IT are needed! Gain this nication skills and the An exciting opportunity exists for people TODAY! NZQA approved teacher for a parental leave position and ability to relate to a with exceptional customer service skills, qualification by corre- .44 Teacher for a fixed term Reading Recovery wide range of people. THIS IS to work as LIFEGUARDS at the spondence for under Release in a Year 6/7/8 class. If you are interested TE AWAMUTU EVENTS CENTRE YOUR SPOT! $550. Student loans This release will be in the morning and will in finding out more We are looking for individuals who : PHONE 871-5151 may apply. Phone also include .1 of ORRS Release time. about this position, 0800-800-043. please call Kristy Are able to deal with emergency situations Both positions will commence Term One, SITUATIONS VACANT Friend on (07) 839- Have a current first aid certificate, unit 2008. Job description and application forms 3685 or email standards 6401 and 6402 available from the Administration Officer. [email protected] . Have the ability to work weekends / public FULL TIME POSITIONS Phone (07) 873-2887 or email holidays [email protected] SEMI SKILLED Have a professional attitude and a sense of fun Our leading contracting company has 2 positions available for the following: Applications close 3.00pm 30th November Two workers required Please send your cover letter or CV to : Paul Maley Bulldozer Operator Road workers and also drainage Trust Waikato Events Centre, Truck and Trailer Driver TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE Phone Jack Tukua Cnr Selwyn Lane & Mahoe Street Email: [email protected] If you are competent, experienced in the IT TECHNICIAN RAMJAC Ltd rural industry and are willing to work then ring (021) 766-817 Applications close Friday 14 December 2007 CORBOY EARTHMOVERS LIMITED Te Awamutu College is looking for Phone 871-1803 or (027)493-0897 an experienced IT Technician for our large school of 1050 students to Have you got something for www.people4success.co.nz work 27.5 hours per week, for a minimum of 40 weeks per year. Do you need extra cash for Christmas? SALE worth under $50? Its heading rapidly towards Christmas and Do you have the following attributes?: 1. Have an understanding of network design, our Clients are calling out for extra help, network security, multi-layer switching, YES! - You can advertise needed NOW are.... wireless technology, network operating * Labourers - Concrete Laying systems, data communications. it with us for FREE! * Retail Assistant - Farming Exp Required 2. Can install computers, laptops, and IT equipment, e.g. projectors, videos, etc. Conditions do apply. * Kennel Assistant (Casual) 3. Can maintain school computer software. * Drivers - License Classes 1-5 4. Can solve school computer problems. * Support Workers - no experience necessary 5. Can maintain and update internet homepage. * Travel Consultant 6. Have exceptional numerical and analytical skills 7. Have knowledge on windows server /active Call us now on 870-5402 to organise directory. an interview 8. Can communicate effectively with staff, Phone (07) 871-5151 students and other users of IT servers.

If you have these attributes then we would 331TC205-07 like to hear from you. Please send a covering letter and CV to: FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING The Principal Te Awamutu College Our conditions: P O Box 369 ~ Advertisement must be submitted on original coupon, adds received Te Awamutu

on photocopies will no longer be printed. or email to: [email protected] ~ For Sale items only.

~ Item value MUST be advertised for “less than $50.” RAUKAWA TRUST BOARD ~ No more than 10 words per advertisement. TREATY CLAIMS RESEARCH ~ Limit one advertisement per person. COORDINATOR ~ Coupon only valid to residents - no Trade/Commercial advertising. We are seeking a research coordinator to 1 2 3 4 coordinate research for our Treaty of Waitangi Claim.

The position coordinates activities that 5 6 7 8 combine to achieve the collection of information that will be used to support our Treaty of Waitangi claim. 9 10 The successful applicant will have: Proven experience in project management or a PHONE similar role Proven leadership abilities and experience Proven research experience Name: ...... A knowledge of the Raukawa rohe, it’s hapu , Address: ...... marae and communities ...... An understanding of the treaty of Waitangi and the Waitangi Tribunal Claims Process Phone: ...... A current full drivers licence NB: Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers can bring coupon into our ofﬁ ce at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu The ideal candidate will be a fluent Maori speaker, well organised, highly motivated and have excellent communication skills. You will be part of the Board’s Treaty Claims Team. While you will be working in a team environment, you must also have the ability to Grey Haired Daddys be self managing. The

This position will be based in Tokoroa. Will be playing at the

Please send a covering letter and CV to: TE AWAMUTU CLUB, The General Manager Saturday December 1 Dicki Farrar from 7pm till late Private Bag 8 Start the Christmas season of with Tokoroa a great night with friends and family. Dance, drink, eat and sing to the music or Smart casual dress required Phone (07) 885-0260 for any queries Door Charge $5.00 ONLY

331TC046-07 Applications close at 4.00pm, See you there Ho ho ho Friday, November 30 2007. All welcome

PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Bouncing Souls are back!

Te Awamutu Courier and CDs4nix (formerly Tracs) give readers the chance to win a double pass to The Bouncing Souls concert in Auck- land on December 8.

The band name is a reference to an advertising slogan used by punk standards, Doc Marten shoes, in reference to their air-cush- ioned soles. (To this day the tags on Doc Martens read ‘With Bouncing Soles’). Kiwis can celebrate the return of these princely purveyors of paragon punk as they blast through the music that has seen them rise to the top of their game over the past 20 years. GOLFER + SPEEDWAY

FANS

This is your last chance to

purchase tickets to hear

International Caddie,

Super Saloon Driver,

Family man... And a Kiwi Steve Williams, along with his wife Kirsty, will be speaking in Te Awamutu on Thursday, 6th December. We invite you to come along and hear Steve share some of his experiences in the sporting arena with regards to both Professional Golf and on the NZ Speedway circuits.

For more info

ph John/Liz 331TC026-07 07 871 8040 wk, 027 493 6643

Event held at the Te Awamutu Bible Chapel @ 7pm. Tickets $100 per person. Refreshments, coffee & cake provided.

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 PAGE 23 Waikato Toyota

LAND CRUISER 200

BRIEF SPECS 4.5 litre 32 valve DOHC twin turbo intercooled, common rail, direct injected, v8 diesel, producing 195KW of power and 650NM of torque, 6 speed automatic transmission with artificial intelligence and sequential manual mode. Fully spec'd interior including DVD and satellite navigation system, multiple air bags, keyless entry and push button start

VX $109,500

VX LIMITED $125,000

USED VEHICLES

2005 TOYOTA Hilux SR5 Latest model double cab, diesel 2004 TOYOTA Hilux 2004 TOYOTA Hilux intercooled turbo, 126kw, loaded with Sought after double cab 4x4 diesel, 2003 TOYOTA Hilux 3.0 litre diesel, single cab with galvanised extras including a/c, ABS, CD, airbags, 5 speed p/s, very high spec with a/c, 2 wheel drive, double cab, 5 speed, p/ liner, tonneau cover, nudge bar, one ABS, CD, air bags, tonneau cover, just ply flat deck, tow bar, p/s, CD, one owner s, a/c, canopy, 3.0litre diesel, ready for owner sold and serviced by us 60,000kms, from new from new, sold and serviced by us work ...... $42,995 ...... $28,995 ...... $19,995 ...... $18,995

2004 TOYOTA Camry Altise 2002 FORD Courier X-tra Cab 2004 TOYOTA Corolla GL 2003 MAZDA Bounty X-tra Cab 2.4 VVTi petrol injected auto, p/s, a/c, Popular flat deck with drop sides, 2.5 2500cc turbo diesel, 4x4, colour coded One owner, 79,000km, 5 speed, a/c, airbags, ABS, CD electrics, travelled just canopy with side opening windows, diesel turbo 4x4, full replacement bumper ABS, air bags, CD, sold new and serviced 89,000km, huge boot and cabin room a/c, electrics, towbar, p/s, rear opening with bull bar, towbar, air con, electrics, doors, rear seats by us. Hurry for this CD, rear opening doors, rear seats ...... $16,995 ...... $21,995 ...... $15,995 ...... $22,995

331TC037-07 29 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu. Tel: 07 872 0017 AFTER HOURS: Les Murrel - Branch Manager 0275 656 565 Malcolm Lind - Vehicle Sales 021 156 2184, Craig Dove - Vehicle Sales 021 034 2775

PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 27, 2007 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.