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Te Awamutu Know How Numbers count in property management Beneﬁ t from experienced managers with market insight backed by the collective strength of over 1000 CourierPublished Tuesday & Thursday THURSDAY, JULY 16, 2015 ofﬁ ces and countless training sessions. EXTRA COPIES 40c PH 07 872 0927 TE AWAMUTU Community Newspaper of the Year | APN Regional Media Awards 2014 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA (2008) OTOROHANGA High profile Labour Rape arrest A local man was arrested last week and charged with rape and unlawful sexual connection following an incident in March this year and also with kidnapping and two team visits Waipa assaults on a female from an unrelated incident last month. He appeared in Hamilton District Court, where another charge relating to a vehicle offence in hamilton was added. At present the alleged offender is remanded in custody pending a bail application hearing. Reward for rugby reps Te Awamutu Gwynne Shield rugby team’s management are taking the players to Rainbows End as reward ‘for all their hard work’ prior to and during the week- long tournament in Cambridge. The bus is kindly donated by GoBus and sponsored by Vetora. See sports editor Colin Thorsen’s coverage of the tournament on pages 16-17. Help needed Te Awamutu SeniorNet is looking for help to teach the TC160715DT01 older generation computing. TE AWAMUTU’S Kainga Aroha manager Kane Rangitonga (left) and Strengthening families waipa co-ordinator Sue Goodridge (left) meet The group meets for two with Labour’s ‘social development’ team (from left) Kelvin Davis, Jacinda Ardern and Sue Moroney. hours Tuesday mornings at the Te Awamutu RSA and is BY DEAN TAYLOR spokesperson for Police and Mr Davis said meanwhile the issues and get a perspective of the looking for people with skills to Corrections and associate whole project was detrimental to work they did in the community pass on their knowledge. The big guns of the ‘social spokesperson for Ma¯ori education, the regions — such as Waipa/King and challenges they faced. development’ team from the oppo- regional affairs, sexual and domes- Country — because of the Manager Kane Rangitonga said For information contact sition Labour Party were in Waipa tic violence and regional develop- downsizing of Waikeria. they talked about their Marlene Anderson (870 4222) on Tuesday to meet with the ment. Ms Ardern says the argument counselling, family support, or Brian Olsen (870 2070) or business sector and help agencies. The trio held open meetings in about the prison being ‘not fit for budgeting and holiday pro- check today’s Classified Hamilton based list MP Sue Te Awamutu and Cambridge purpose’ was exactly the same grammes — and the biggest issue Advertising section. Moroney was hosting Auckland hosted by the respective Chambers argument Government’s — funding. based list MP Jacinda Ardern and of Commerce, as well as meeting departments used for other pro- There was discussion about Te Tai Tokerau MP Kelvin Davis. media. jects — such as closing DHB run issues for some Te Awamutu fam- Ms Moroney is a member of the Mr Davis told the Courier maternity facilities and Court ilies, such as housing, drug and Transport and Industrial Relations Corrections had to talk up the facilities in regional towns. alcohol and offending. Committee, spokesperson for Auckland South Corrections She believes maternity services Ms Ardern said it was a fact immigration, women’s affairs and Facility because of the how much should be a public service, with that while Auckland’s housing ACC and associate spokesperson had been invested. intergenerational certainty for the issues remained unsolved, the rest on labour. He said the company engaged to wellbeing of communities. of the country would also be Ms Ardern is a member of the run the private prison, Serco, had In terms of the argument that affected. Justice and Electoral Committee a dubious reputation and in the UK courts in larger centres could The Labour MPs were clear and spokesperson for justice, arts, had to repay a huge sum of money provide better service than small that for the regions to remain culture and heritage, children and when it was shown they were not centres, she said that was a choice strong, communities had to be small business. managing prisoners as they had — not a ‘fact’. empowered to deal with their Mr Davis is a member of the agreed — but were still claiming In Te Awamutu they met with issues at a local level and needed to Law and Order Committee and payments. Kainga Aroha to discuss localised retain core services.

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Te Awamutu LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Courier Policy wrong Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 The Battle of Hingakaka Your community newspaper for A recent Council press re- over 100 years. lease named one Councillor Rovina Maniapoto has re- Circulated free to 13,968 homes through Te Awamutu of Rangitoto — North). a battle formation to Mangeo who voted against the adop- sponded to Letters to the Their link to Waikato, where the two lakes stood — tion of the 10 Year Plan be- and surrounding districts. Editor from Richard Paul. however, still remained in- entice the enemy into the cause of the high projected Her response will be pub- CIRCULATION 13,968* (7059 urban, 6909 rural) tact and their common cause- enclosed area and surround debt level of $93 million. This lished in two parts. way was the Puniu River to them from either side, re- is now $99 million. We welcome letters - preferably via email. They the Waipa River to the Wai- membering of course that all Council rules on voting on should be under 300 words and must have the Mrs Maniapoto — kato River. this area at that time was the 10 year plan adoption are sender’s name, address and phone number. No Dip.Teaching (Hons); Their strength grew and totally peat swamp — fires — ‘Any Councillor who objects pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Licensed Ma¯ ori Interpreter; many of their own Tainui were still burning below — to anything in the 10 Year Plan withheld in special circumstances at the discretion Master of Matauranga connections became very but the enemy would not must vote against the whole 10 of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Ma¯ ori, Te Wa¯ nanga-o- jealous of this union. know this being strangers to Year Plan.’ and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Raukawa; Second Year PhD, A tribal counterpart, the area. I doubt this voting criteria MANAGER Waikato University; Histor- Pikauterangi of Ngati- The second spiritual is lawful and certainly isn’t Alan Price ian and Research Consult- Mango, decided to put an end preparation that they did was democratic. It appears de- [email protected] ant, Maniapoto Tribunal to this and set about to send the Tohunga- signed as a control measure to Claim, Crown Forestry conscripting warriors from Mahuekiterangi to control the Councillor’s vote EDITORIAL Rental Trust — is the oldest throughout the lower part of Kahuwera Mountain at and stop robust debate. Dean Taylor (editor) surviving descendant of the North Island to annihil- Piopio to seek the Atua — It’s time elected Councillors [email protected] Mangatoatoa ki waenganui ate Maniapoto and Waikato. Uenuku’s assistance. took control and voted this Cathy Asplin (journalist) — of Peehi Tukorehu, Te Mangatoatoa, which was He arrived and asked for dictatorial policy out. [email protected] Winitana Tupotahi and Te the Pa of Peehi Tukorehu help to ensure their survival. KEN GEORGE Huia Raureti. (along Frontier Road), was Uenuku listened and then Colin Thorsen (journalist) the political centre of Wai- asked, “If I save you what is [email protected] What amazes me is that kato and Maniapoto. your Takoha to me?” Facts incorrect ADVERTISING the historic information Pikauterangi and his Mahuekiterangi thought Dorinda Williams given by supposed Re- counterparts decided that long and wise and then Waipa District Council [email protected] searchers and Historians this would be their target answered , “If you save us say Ken George has his facts Ange Holt does not cover the Ma¯ori point. And they came — ac- you will be our Takoha to wrong in his letter regarding [email protected] perspective. cording to those who wrote you.” the new Te Awamutu Bookings The Battle of Hingakaka the story — all 10,000 of them. This was the answer that Library. [email protected] was the biggest battle ever Our people did a head Uenuku wanted. And so the The contract for the de- fought in Pre-European his- count and realised that their Tohunga brought Uenuku to sign and build of the library CLASSIFIEDS tory and, as stated by Rich- 2000-3000 warriors would Mangeo and the battle took followed a robust tender pro- Tania Cortesi-Western, ard Paul, took place about have no impact whatsoever place. cess and the successful con- Rhonda Oosterman, Anna Holmes 1805/06. on the enemy. Maniapoto and Waikato tractor was signed off by the [email protected] If we look back at Ma¯ori Psychological thought and defeated the 10,000 by entic- Mayor and Councillors. DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 history, war and fighting was discussions took place and ing them into the top of the V The council and commun- part and parcel of their life- they recalled the famous shape top of the lake. ity have also been involved in POSTAL ADDRESS style and in particular the words left by their Tupuna Absolute slaughter took setting the parameters of the 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 fighting that took place Maniapoto on his death-bed place and then they cooked new library and will con- OFFICE HOURS amongst themselves — Hapu when he said “A muri kia their Hangi as the process of tinue to be kept updated. Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm to Hapu. mau ki te Kawau Maro — revenge that they practiced The $4.4 million budget PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 Ngati-Maniapoto had just Whanake atu, whanake atu” at that time. covers the library build, broken allegiance with — “When engaging in the Next, they took Uenuku services and internal fit out. Ngati-Raukawa with the field of warfare hold fast, and placed him in the lake as Roading and landscaping ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) fighting that took place at ever fast, to the swoop of the their promise that he would costs are part of a separate *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 Rurunui (along the foothills cormorant.” — an allusion to be their Takoha. budget.

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Local mum and director of Teaser Bull Jennie Macky has just been named as a finalist in the Best Agribusiness category of the Fly Buys Mumtrepreneur Awards. The awards, in their second year, aim to recognise Kiwi women from across the country who have launched a successful business while raising a family. “We established the awards to celebrate and reward New Zealand women who are inspirational in the way they combine motherhood and Yo pour it business management expertise,” says Stephen England-Hall, chief Yo ﬁll it executive of Loyalty NZ, the parent Self Yo weigh it company of Fly Buys. It’s fun... serve “Running a successful business Yo Get it requires dedication, passion and It’s fresh... frozen lots of hard work. yoghurt “To juggle this alongside the equally challenging task of raising It’s healthy! children is nothing short of awe- inspiring,” he said. Ms Macky was brought up on a sheep farm near Tirau and this is where her passion for the farming industry and lifestyle began. She went on to train as a dairy cattle veterinarian and worked in OPEN NOW the UK before returning to Te 146 SLOANE STREET - TE AWAMUTU Awamutu about 12 years ago to OPEN 7 DAYS TILL 9 focus on dairy farming and share- milking with her partner James Kinston. It was during this time that she enlisted the services of teaser bulls to improve her herd's conception rates and found great success. TC160715SP03A — PHOTO: NEW ZEALAND DAIRY EXPORTER Teaser bulls are animals that MUMTREPRENEUR finalist Jennie Macky and her partner James have undergone surgery to make Kinston on their Pukeatua farm. them infertile without affecting their libido and are used to identify fee – and the rest is history. Best Agri-Business. cows that are in heat. The company currently has 210 Winners will be announced at an The idea of setting up a business bulls and over 50 clients, with big awards ceremony in Wellington on came one day when Ms Macky was plans for the future. July 22. doing some veterinary work at a Ms Macky manages all of this Category winners will receive client’s farm. alongside raising her five children, 10,000 Fly Buys points and a

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Te Awamutu 206 Mangapiko Street Extended Families Welcome This large modern three bedroom home (238m² more or less) and two bedroom Art exhibition unit (64m² more or less) is centrally designed around the pool and under cover outdoor living areas. Situated in a very private location off the road but only a few minutes walk to town. A fabulous opportunity for extended family, home stay students or bed and breakfast property. With over 300m² to use yourself or rent the 2 bedroom unit separately appraised at $180 - $200pw. The main open to public home is fresh, stylish and spaciously designed to suit the modern family, TC160715DT03 with large bedrooms, well appointed tiled bathrooms including spa bath in main bathroom, gas central heating and hot water, Drimaster, lots of storage, An impressive collection of growth beyond the Wa¯nanga. practicing artists after leaving the separate laundry, double oven and garaging for three cars all on a fully fenced artworks created by graduate “I think the work is good Wa¯nanga. easy care section. The two bedroom unit is separate with open plan living areas, students of Te Wa¯nanga o Aotea- indication on the health of our The Wa¯nanga exhibits five separate toilet and laundry, security windows and heat pump. A perfect location roa is currently on display in the Ma¯ori visual arts culture and that times during the year with two for astute buyers looking for a home with minor dwelling in sought after area Apakura Gallery in Factory Road. our community has something more scheduled for 2015. close to town and schools etc. “The graduate shows have been great to see,” says Ms Aull. Apakura Gallery is open to the going for the past two years,” says Most of the works of art are for public from 10.00am to 3.00pm, For Sale $595,000 Wa¯nanga art collection curator sale and pieces include examples Monday to Thursday. View www.teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz/TA5769 Margaret Aull. of weaving; carving, including Ms Aull said that she would be Open Sunday 19th July at 2.00 - 2.30pm “Students are invited to exhibit wood and perspex; pen and ink; happy to take small groups works and the exhibition centres and paintings reflecting a range of through the exhibition outside Tony Veale & Viv Veale around keeping the Wa¯nanga con- ideas and styles. those hours if required. M 021 247 3008 M 021 911 295 nected to its arts community.” Exhibitors include former E [email protected] ■ The exhibition is called Kua students from as far back as 2002 All enquiries can be directed to Ms E [email protected] Pua¯wai which translates to ‘to and some who have gone on to Aull — email: blossom’ and relates to the idea of become art teachers and [email protected] Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, July 16, 2015 Telling tales runs in Brydie’s blood

Waitomo Caves author Brydie be. Walker Bain can’t help Nothing else matters,” she writing. says. She began And she hasn’t writing stories stopped since. and poems at prim- Mrs Walker ary school but it Bain began her wasn’t until she foray into writing had left university when back in 2004 a and was overseas suitable script for a that she realised play could not be that she really found. wanted to write. As a founding “When I’m writing member of theatre TC160715SP04A — PHOTO: WAITOMO NEWS. I feel like I’m exactly group, Curiously Cut AUTHOR Brydie Walker Bain with her new e-book. where I’m supposed to Productions, she was com- missioned to write a script for its first performance. The resulting play, Cycle Fish, about a high school couple who agree that they should marry each other if they were both still single at 30, was subsequently performed at the Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts. Her latest project is a young adult series made available as e-books. The Natnat Adventures are fast moving books aimed at readers from eight years to 14 years of age. The series starts with The Secret of Sinbad’s Cave written while Mrs Walker Bain was working as an adventure guide for The Legendary Black Water Rafting Company at Waitomo. “The high limestone walls of the Black Labyrinth Tour were an inspirational landscape,” she explains. “I kept wondering what could be behind those walls.” The story features Nat and her brother and weaves the mystery and magic of Waitomo into a great story. UNDERLAY AND Nat Sheppard’s world is turned upside down on the first day of the school holidays by the discovery of a secret room containing cave maps with clues to an ancient treasure. * But Nat and her friends soon discover INSTALLATION they’re not the only ones chasing jewels. Professional treasure hunters are on the trail – and they’re prepared to PLUS NO INTEREST AND NO PAYMENTS FOR 12 MONTHS* eliminate anyone in their way. The second book, The Ship of Sight and the Hand of Shadow follows the adventures of Nat as she heads north to Cape Reinga. A phone call before dawn launches Kat Sheppard into a world of intrigue that leaves her fighting for her life. Entrusted with a sacred task that must be completed within two phases of the moon, Nat and her friends race up New Zealand toward Cape Reinga. But the ruthless villain they outwitted last holidays is hunting them and she will do anything to stop Nat completing her mission. The third book, already underway, will be set in Fiordland. Mrs Walker Bain thinks that there will be about seven books in the series with each book taking the characters to other mystical places in New Zealand. While the e-books are not illustrated the first story includes a map artfully designed by Kat Merewether from Design On Q in Te Awamutu. Mrs Walker Bain’s e-books are avail-

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Eight cherry trees along Alex- andra Street will be replaced with tulip trees this Sunday. The current trees are a safety hazard because they hang too low, often obstructing motorists’ views and getting hit by trucks. Because of this, they need regular pruning and are quite out of shape. Some are also too close to pedestrian crossings or block street lighting. The trees being replaced are located along the centre of Alex- andra Street between Mutu and Churchill Streets. While the cherry trees do look appealing when in bloom, the new tulip trees will be less obstructive and require less maintenance. Council’s Parks and Reserves TC140715SP05A TC160715CHERRYTREES team leader Max Ward said the ARTIST’S impression of how the main street will look with mature FLASHBACK to 2007 with planted median strips and cherry trees new trees will work much better tulip trees. in full blossom. in the main street than the current trees. so they won’t be a hazard,” he taller than the current trees. when blown in to entrance during the night, “The new trees will look good said. “Their more upright form “We have also received ways.” The work is weather depend- with the main street design and will mean they won’t get in the comments that the blossom To minimise disruption to ent and the contractor is hopeful will be planted away from pedes- way for motorists, especially flowers of the cherry trees are businesses and motorists, the the work will be completed trian crossings and street lights since they will eventually grow messy for some business owners trees replacement will happen within the one night. Worm farm workshops aim to help reduce waste

Ever thought of starting your Following on from the Love could have been fed to worms, to go by the time the workshop is email [email protected] or own worm farm? Food, Hate Waste campaign thus creating nourishment for over.” visit a Council office to register Learn all you need to know and earlier this year, Council and more plants. A third less volume Workshops are held at the over the counter. get a worm composting kit at one WENZ are keen to promote waste in your rubbish bin will save you Cambridge Town Hall on Satur- of the two Worm Composting minimisation in the district. money too.” day, August 8 at 1pm (register by ■ If you would like to attend with Workshops held by Waipa District “Tonnes of food is thrown away The programme is partly July 31) and at the Council Cham- friends or family members, but only Council and Waste Education NZ each year in New Zealand. Worm subsidised by Council and WENZ bers in Te Awamutu on Saturday, need one worm composting kit Ltd (WENZ). farming is a fun and environment- and is just $30 to attend. September 5 at 1 pm (register by between you, you only need to pay the Presented by WENZ, the ally friendly way of avoiding more “Each person registered to August 28). registration once. workshops will inform you on waste going to landfills,” says attend the workshop will get a You will learn all you need to Please mention how many people will how you can reduce your house- Bruce Trask, director of WENZ. Vermahut worm bin, a bag of know at the workshop which will be attending with you when you hold waste by using your worm “Around a third of the waste compost, 500 grams of worms and be around two and a half hours. register. Numbers are limited so farm. that goes to landfill is organic and a container of lime. You’ll be ready To register for the workshop, register today.

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When the family first got him, He was presented with his prize he was a bit naughty and liked on Monday. exploring, but the Ryans sorted Runner-up prizes included out their fences and gates and TC160715SP07A baskets of sewing goodies and gift Jack had the run of the house and RIP Jack. vouchers. (via a cat door) the back yard. Nine schools were approached He often went out with Mrs and while there are no witnesses in February – Te Awamutu College Ryan, but on the day in question they or the owners know of, they and Intermediate; Cambridge High TC160715DT02 she left him at home while she are treating it as an attack. and Middle School; St Peters; BAGGING a new sewing machine from Stitchin’ Stuff owner Teresa visited a sick friend. Council confirm there have Otorohanga College and South Reymer is sewing competition winner Michael Numan. The second She says she was gone from been official complaints of dogs School; Te Kuiti High and Pio Pio sewing machine is up for grabs in a public vote competition. sometime after 8am until about wandering in the area and chasing College. 11am. stock. Organisers were aiming to explained how his mother had using his new machine to complete “It was unusual that he wasn’t In response to these complaints encourage junior sewers to be come to buy some fabric and had a device accessory to go with his waiting at the door when I Council had already set a dog trap creative and have fun while pro- seen a bag on the counter. bag. returned,” says Mrs Ryan. and increased patrols, but no dogs moting traditional sewing skills. He had already taken an inter- Bridget Ross was senior winner “I called and he still didn’t have been caught,. Children were invited to make est in sewing and had attended and Eliana Slaney the runner-up. come, so I looked out the back.” They say a couple of dogs were a fabric bag of their own design some classes at Stitchin’ Stuff so Junior runner-up was Madison She found Jack lying dead by suspected as they had been seen choice but working within a size was attracted to the competition. Menneer. the gate. the day before the alleged attack, limitation. Bags could be made at Michael’s winning creation Judges commented that they His head and neck were and the owners had been spoken home or at school. was described as outstanding by were impressed with the creativity swollen and it looked like he had to, but nothing was proven. Entries closed last Tuesday and the judges and required mastery of of entries but the quality of sewing been shaken. The Ryans say family wit- judging took place on Friday by a number of different skills to and finishing techniques gave the Worse, Mrs Ryan believes he nessed one of the stock attacks and Claudia Struthers from Tiffanies complete. winning bags the edge. had been laid out by someone. say the dogs in question are Treasures, one of Stitchin’ Stuff’s His bag is padded, has pockets Bags are on display in-store at She realised later she walked dangerous. Their concern is for wholesalers, and Kayla Reymer, on the outside, a centre zipped Stitchin’ Stuff in Market Street past where it seems evident he other animals, or someone who is Mrs Reymer’s daughter. pocket inside, has covered rope this week. was attacked by a dog or dogs. vulnerable — such as a toddler or Entries were assessed on choice handles and is embellished with The public can enter a Viewers’ “He would have gone out to child, or someone elderly — who of fabric, sewing techniques, orig- his name constructed from separ- Choice competition in conjunction play if he saw or heard another the dogs may turn on. inality of design, style, creativity ately embroidered letters. with the display and the owner of dog,” she says. The family is still mourning and embellishment, and He even had to install a new the bag with the most votes will “He didn’t even have time to the loss of Jack — even the family functionality. font into the sewing machine to also win a sewing machine. run back inside for cover.” cats — and their hope is that is the Michael was the junior winner, complete the embroidery. Voting finishes in-store this The Ryans reported the inci- last time there is a dog attack in as well as overall winner, and Michael says that he will be Saturday. dent to Council’s animal control, their neighbourhood.

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Kupu o Te Wiki Weekly diary Word of the Week

Welcome Lisa - our new Monday, July 6: Burglaries: Arapuni Road cardboard. Passing motorist called it in before Community Safety Offi cer / Administrator property. Jacket stolen. Bank Street it spread to the building. Police are following a Wı¯wı¯ of Neighbourhood Support. residence. Video projector and personal items line of enquiry based on CCTV footage of the stolen. offence. Emo¯hio ana koe ki te reo Wı¯wı¯? Te¯ra¯ pea Lisa will introduce herself & make contact Theft of money from a bank account Prowlers reported in Greenhill Drive. ra¯nei he tu¯puna Wı¯wı¯ou¯. Heoi ano¯, koinei ta¯ with Neighbourhood Support street reported. Friday, July 10: Arrests: Man on a warrant for ta¯tou kupu mo¯te¯nei wiki, ka mutu, koinei te kupu co-ordinators in the near future. Theft of a KEA trailer ( R541M) from failing to appear in court. Man for EBA after whakamutunga o te kaupapa 50 nga¯ Kupu. Kia McGarry Lane property reported. police were called when driver seen speeding. kaha ta¯tou ki te ko¯rero Ma¯ori, me te a¯whina i te Now is a good time for co-ordinators to update Fraud complaint reported in relation to an Theft from a car parked on Alexandra hunga iti te mo¯hio. their neighbourhood support group lists and get iPhone purchase made through TradeMe and Street reported. Offender seen running from Wı¯wı¯ is our 50th kupu, and Wı¯wı¯ means them through to Lisa at [email protected] not delivered. the car and stolen items were recovered from France or a French person. Wı¯wı¯ ties in with the Attend a domestic related incident. a local address. Enquiries continuing. theme of the French Independence Day, July 14. Tuesday, July 7: Theft of mail from Mangati Attended Wı¯wı¯ is a loan word, and is taken from French Road reported. A pack of war medals was Police required to attend a civil dispute over word oui (yes) which sounds like Wı¯wı¯. opened and one medal removed. a disagreement over boundary lines Were any of your ancestors from Wı¯wı¯? Do Theft from a car parked in Corcoran Road Attend a domestic related incident. you speak Wı¯wı¯? property reported. Registration card removed Saturday, July 11: Attend report of disorder in • My ta¯kuta is from Wı¯wı¯. from the windscreen. Te Rahu Road. • What whetu¯ would you see in the rangi while in Shoplifting at Rosetown Liquormart Attend a domestic related incident. Police Wı¯wı¯? reported. Man ran out of the shop with a box of Safety Order issued. • A¯ po¯po¯ our manuhiri from Wı¯wı¯ will arrive on a beer and decamped in a red Ford Telstar. Sunday, July 6: Man arrested for shoplifting pahi. Attend a domestic related incident. from Pak’n Save. • I was going to Wı¯wı¯, engari, plans changed so Thursday, July 9: Arson at NT Joinery in Report of disorder outside the Te Awamutu I’m off to Poiha¯kena. Bruce Berquist Drive reported. Offenders set Events Centre. • Nau mai ki Wı¯wı¯ (welcome to France) fire to a large pile of wood off-cuts and Breach of Police Safety Order reported. Well we have reached 50 kupu, some of which are in the examples above. We hope you’ve enjoyed learning a new kupu every week, Te Awamutu Police ∼ 872 0100 Victim Support ∼ 0800 VICTIM and we encourage you to continue learning, this ∼ ∼ ensures that our unique language will live on. Emergency — all services 111 Crimestoppers 0800 555111 There are lots of places to learn te reo Ma¯ori, locally you can check out Te Wa¯nanga o Aotearoa on Factory Rd, or have a look online for Kihikihi Pony Club staging other options. Kia kaha ta¯tou ki te ko¯rero. a membership drive Give a little Andrew Strawbridge remains in a criti- This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Club president Cara The Winter Woolies teers, coaches and riders,” cal but stable condition in Waikato Hos- Council procedures. A complaint Burgess says being a mem- event is scheduled for says Burgess. pital’s Intensive Care Unit. must fi rst be directed in writing to the ber offers riders and non August 29. “I look forward to see- The family of the Chiefs’ assistant coach editor’s email address. If not satisfi ed riders a chance to indulge Membership Day, plus ing some new faces this and Manu Samoa technical advisor want to with the response, the complaint may in their passion while show jumping practice is season.” give back and help raise funds through a be referred to the Press Council, P.O. learning life long skills on September 26. 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TC160715SP10 HOME for the money . . . Kihikihi’s favourite son Andrew Nicholson and Avebury enroute to winning the Barbury International Horse Trials on Sunday. libby law photography/esnz

World-class Kiwi Averbury (owned by Mark knew where he was eventer Andrew Nicholson and Rosemary Barlow) (today),” said Nicholson, nabbed a piece of history never faltered on his way who is currently ranked on Sunday when he and to victory, finishing on his number five in the world. Avebury won their fourth dressage score of 33.9 pen- “He felt as if he really consecutive CIC three star alty points. knew his way round and title at the Barbury Inter- The combination rode a could have gone even national Horse Trials in perfect round over Captain faster. I was thrilled with the UK. Mark Phillips’ cross Nereo as well, who felt It also formed part of a country to come home 12 great. It’s a privilege to New Zealand trifecta, with seconds inside the opti- ride two horses like that.” Nicholson second on Nereo mum time. It was fitting, that the (owned by Libby Sellar) For Nicholson and horse who this year had a and Sir Mark Todd third Avebury, who last year fence named after him at on Leonidas II (owned by made history with their Barbury, was the victor. Diane Brunsden, Peter hat-trick of titles at the Nicholson bred Cattell and Todd). four star Land Rover Avebury, but sold him as a It is believed to be the Burghley Horse Trials, it showjumper before he first time in the history of underlines their status as came back to the stable, eventing, a horse has won one of the world’s most and it was Nicholson’s wife a class of this stature four brilliant eventing Wiggy who spied the four- times in succession. partnerships ever. star potential in the showy Fifteen-year-old “Avebury definitely grey.

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A horror second half saw Te Awamutu Sports blow a 22-7 lead to lose 30-25 in injury time to previously winless Mata- mata Sports in Waikato premier rugby. In doing so, Te Awamutu Sports got their promotion-relegation campaign off to the worst possible start at Albert Park on Saturday. The first half was a messy affair, but the home team always looked the more dangerous side. They broke the line a number of times and scored three tries through Jake Neild, Jarred Bayliss and Todd Doolan. Handling errors and poor decision- making prevented them from being even further in front at the break. Matamata hit back with a try to former Waikato No. 8/captain Alex Bradley. While the first half was not one of Te Awamutu’s better halves, they were still very much in control and just needed a tidy second half to secure the win. It never eventuated. They played the game like they were trailing, lacking control and leaving too many points out on the field through bad decisions and C poor execution. TC160715SP11 elebrating Senior Pets! To Matamata’s credit, they came out in MILESTONE: Te Awamutu Sports’ No. 8 the second half with a real belief they Valentino Mapapalangi, pictured playing Here atVetEnt over the months of July andAugust we are celebrating could secure their first win of the season against Matamata Sports at Albert Park senior pets.On average animals age seven years for every one human . . . and Te Awamutu gave them more than on Saturday, chalked up his 30th premier enough opportunities to take it by falling blazer game for the club a week earlier year.This means that by the time your furry companion is over eight FREE off tackles, turning the ball over, forcing when turning out against Hamilton years old their organs, joints & metabolism are comparative to a 60 DENTAL CHECKS To celebrate seniors we passes and going right off the boil. Marist. year old human! Matamata ran in four second half tries are inviting to draw level at 25-25, then pushed Te have to defeat both Leamington and you to bring Awamutu off their own scrum, turning Southern United to secure their spot in As animals age, their health status can change quicker than younger in your senior pet for the ball over and scoring the match the premier grade, starting with animals so it is important that your senior pet has regular check-ups. winning try. Leamington in Cambridge this Saturday. a FREE dental Te Awamutu Sports didn’t have much Te Awamutu Sports conceded 50 points Give us a call today to book a check-up or your FREE check during the to smile about at the end of the game, but for the second week running going down dental check for your senior pet. months of July and Doolan looked sharp in his return from 53-12 to defending champions Hamilton August. injury and Fetu Sasalu and Valentino Marist the previous weekend. Mapapalangi carried the ball strongly. Mapapalangi and Esera Esera both VetEnt Te Awamutu Jarred Bayliss also worked efficiently on celebrated their blazer games. Thilaia 49 Benson Road Te Awamutu the left wing, scoring a try and making a Berryman was also awarded a blazer in P: (07) 872 0240 number of breaks. recognition of her many years support The town’s premier rugby team now and service on the sidelines. *Valid for the months of July and August. Bookings essential, please phone your local clinic for an appointment.

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Getting the banking in order Hunt on for inter weather can shade which reduces water place extra strain on temperature, improves W the banks of farm dissolved oxygen levels, waterways, increasing the helps aquatic life and reduces enterprising risk of erosion degrading Bala Tikkisetty the risk of algal blooms. water quality. Suitable plant species Since degraded water Sustainable agriculture beside waterways also quality can affect animal provide cover for spawning health and productivity, co-ordinator fish, and food and habitat for rural women protecting these riparian nesting and juvenile birds. areas from erosion is Waikato Regional Council Such planting helps therefore important for both water plants and ntries have opened for the • • Love of the Land – for land environmental and economic invertebrates become 2015 Enterprising Rural based businesses. reasons. numerous, providing a E Women Awards (ERWA) • • Help! I need somebody – for So it’s timely to look at the issues giardia and cryptosporidium. better food supply for fish. offering women who run their businesses providing any type of involved in erosion generally and sub- Nitrates and phosphates can also Streamside trees can link areas of own rural businesses the oppor- service, from retailers to agricul- optimal land management practices create health disorders both for native vegetation together, tunity to boost their profiles and tural contractors. that can contribute to contamination people and stock, and contribute to extending habitat for native birds. gain recognition for their • • Making it in Rural – for of waterways. algal growth. Eroded sediment can Besides environmental benefits achievements. businesses that involve manufac- Some of our rivers, lakes and hurt water clarity and aquatic life. and generally protecting water Last year’s supreme winners, turing or creativity. streams have eroding banks, silted However, good management of quality for stock, riparian planting Keri Johnston and Haidee • • Stay, Play Rural – for beds, water weed infestation and riparian areas can reduce these types can also help a farm’s economic McCabe from Irricon Resource businesses engaged in rural tour- debatable water quality, often the of effects by stabilising the banks and bottom line in various ways. Solutions have come on board as ism or hospitality. result of these sub-optimal land providing a filter for contaminants Well designed riparian fencing sponsors. “We have a lot of interest in management practices. washing off the land. So effective can be used to improve subdivision, They are enthusiastic about the awards and we’re already Such practices — whether related management of the banks is a key to help with mustering, and protect the awards and want to encour- fielding enquiries from women to farming, forestry, roading or both protecting aquatic life and animals from drowning or getting age other women in rural busi- keen to enter,” says Rural horticulture — can cause soil erosion improving water quality generally. stuck in wet areas. nesses to have an opportunity to Women NZ national president, and a build-up of contaminants such A well-managed riparian margin, The provision of shelter and get the benefits that their busi- Wendy McGowan. as bacteria and chemicals which end with a carefully selected mix of shade is recognised as an important ness has gained since winning in Entries close Friday, Septem- up being washed into watercourses species, will filter out contaminants, aspect of animal production and 2014. ber 18. during heavy rain. such as sediment and nutrients from health. NZ Post is also a significant The awards will be presented Some of the poor farming farm run-off, including soil, animal Improved milk grades are sponsor for the awards. at the Rural Women NZ national practises involved include stock dung and urine, and agricultural documented where dairy sheds no To enter the awards, women conference in Nelson on Satur- wading in water, poor cowshed chemicals. longer draw water from have to own and operate a small day November 21. effluent treatment, overgrazing, Shrubs and trees with extensive contaminated streams. business with less than 10 full Each category winner will inappropriate fertiliser application root systems, which tolerate moist On sheep and beef properties, time equivalent staff, based in a receive $1,000 in prize money and pugging. soil conditions and frequent silt stock are in better health and have rural area. and a trophy, with a further Poor runoff control on cultivated deposits, are ideal for stream bank faster weight gain when water The business must have been $1,000 going to the supreme land, roads and tracks can also erosion control. sources are not contaminated. running for at least two years. winner. contribute to the contamination of They physically hold the stream The council’s catchment If in partnership, women water bodies. banks together and some tree roots management officers are available must be an active partner of 50 ■ For more on the Enterprising Some of the impacts of poor also protect the streambed, limiting through our freephone 0800 800 percent or more in the business. Rural Women Awards, email: practices can include potentially the scouring effect of running water. 401 to provide advice on good There are four award [email protected] serious water-borne diseases like Streamside vegetation provides riparian management. categories in 2015: or ph (04) 473 5524. Thursday, July 16, 2015 Te Awamutu Courier 13

GRASSROOTS INNOVATIONS WITH DEAN TAYLOR Hooked on ladder safety

f there was an award for most board, and not the metal or enthusiastic Grassroots Inno- plastic gutter; I vator at Fieldays it would have ■ The feet are attached to a gone to Griphitch Ladder Clamp strong PVC pipe that sits outside inventor Tuomo Jalava. the guttering; A Kawerau truckie by pro- ■ Clamps that secure the fession, he came to inventing a ladder to the pipe. They combine ladder safety device in a round- hooks made of high strength, but about way — through his leather- flexible, plastic, that secure to the work hobby. PVC pipe and clamps made of He says he has made quite a high strength plastic that secure few frogs (tool belts) for riggers the hooks to the ladder. and watching them work noticed The handles of the clamps they don’t have safety devices on can be rotated out of the way of their ladders. the user to make sure it is safe. Then he saw the series of When fitted the ladder cannot ACC safety advertisements on move forward, backwards or TV, including the one where the sideways. bloke’s ladder falls over, and Mr Jalava made the design so thought there must be a better the hooks would also work on way. scaffolding, plus he has another Mr Jalava’s first idea was a set design for builders that hooks of ladder clamps that he onto 100mm x 50mm framing. designed, had made and sold That design is also suitable for the through Mitre 10. deeper steel gutters. But he hadn’t finished, and He is proud that he has his Grassroots Innovation design designed every component him- was for clamps that are more self and that the response from versatile as they work on a Fieldays was so positive. variety of ladders in a variety of Mr Jalava has been busy situations. processing orders since Fieldays There are three components: — all the components are made ■ Aluminium feet fit securely locally in the Bay of Plenty — inside household guttering and and he puts the packages put the weight onto the barge together.

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The Edmonds Judd Schwartfeger Cup handi- club member Jim The men’s third team goal sponsored men’s champion- cap race staged by Te McMurray (scr, scorers were Neil Hancock (3), ship team suffered a 2-1 loss Awamutu Sports Cycling Forestland) 1.14.08, Billy Carter, Lawrence away to Matamata. Club. Michael Black (scr) 1.14.11, Cheney, Graham Duthie and Te Awamutu started posi- The annual Four Matt Douglas (3.5m) Kyle Owens, as well as Mel- tively, creating many one-on- Seasons Mowers & Cycles 1.17.41, Noah Costar (7m) ville gifting them an own goal. one chances but sponsored event was 1.21.21, Burnie McGrath The Edmonds Judd unfortunately were unable to contested over three laps (7m) 1.21.21 and Logan Women’s team lost 2-1 away to convert them into goals of the Puahue circuit in Holzer (7m) 1.21.25. Mangakino on Sunday. TC160715FP15 throughout a scoreless first testing conditions. Costar was first under- Te Awamutu got off to a BILLY CARTER, half. Bunn prevailed in a 17 rider home, claiming slow start, conceding two one of five Te The visitors lifted the thrilling three-man sprint the Glass Cup. goals in the first nine minutes Awamutu third tempo and the quality of finish, pipping fellow Lachlan Robertson of the game. team players to their play in the second half scratch riders Michael took out the under-15 Mes- Late in the first half Freya find the back of but it was the home team who Torckler and Wayne senger Cup. TC160715CT03 Turner scored her first goal of the net against broke the deadlock in the Mason. These trophies will be CUP JOY: Nathan Bunn again the season with a well-taken Melville on 60th minute, followed shortly The trio were all presented at the club’s showed a liking for the volley shot on goal. Saturday. after by a second goal to lead credited with the same prizegiving/dinner on Puahue circuit winning the Try as they might Te Awa- 2-0. time of 1.14.00. Friday, July 24. Schwartfeger Cup road race. mutu was unable to score a further goal Te Awamutu scored a late goal as Wendy Rombouts had shots hit the through Dave Ireland. post and crossbar. Man of the match was Josh Whitt. Southern Player of the day went to Turner for Next up is a game against Tauranga her goal and never give up attitude. Old Blues. King enjoys his warning Southern United day in the sun served a warning to Te Allrounder shows golf skills Awamutu Sports premier rugby team Wayne King took advan- Hollinshead shared the $276 that they will be no Former representative rugby player/ with an 80 gross, Carol MacFarlane 70 nett tage of the beautiful sunny NEC jackpot with nett push-over when they cricketer Morris Griffin showed what a and Jan Mandeno 36 stableford. conditions to wrack up 45 eagles on the par three, clash in a crucial talented allrounder he is winning The nine hole division was won by stableford points at Stewart second hole. promotion-relegation Sunday’s nett scramble at Te Awamutu Robin Watson with 17 stableford. Alexander Golf Club. Hayden Parkes and Phil game in a fortnight. Golf Club. Leading ladies on Saturday were King took out the Deane Lambert had reason to cel- The division one The ‘social golfer’ who plays off a Robyn Norris with 74 nett, Jane Stokes 75, Mark's Auto Electrical ebrate when they beat Nick front-runners proved highly respectable 14 handicap toured the Angela Thomson 76, Shirley Lord, Alma sponsored scramble on Heffer and Shayne Ashford too good for Te Awa- course in 81 shots for a 67 nett. He was out Goodwin 77. Sunday by one point from 8/7 in their scramble match mutu Marist at Toko- in 43 and home in a three-over-par 38. His Best of the Veteran men last Thursday John Hollinshead, followed play, then went on to deny roa on Saturday, win- round included 12 pars. were Percy Kapa with 69 nett, John by Hayden Parkes, David the opposition a win on any ning 41-8. Points Justin Morris took out the gross with a Staples 72, Ian Poole 74, Sid Lim, Ross Coupland 43, Reg Parkes 42, of the remaining holes. scorers for Redoubt six-over-par 76, while Henry Engelbrecht Murray, Roy Greenhalgh 76. Phil Lambert, Aaron Kelly This weekend sees the sponsored Te Awamutu topped the stableford with 39 points, from Weather conditions cancelled play for 41 and Keith Hawtin, Jack third round of the stroke Marist were Waisake Gordon Kirkham 36, Dave Trutsch, Robert the Tuesday midweek, Wednesday Murawai 39. play champs along with the Tuim- Wetere, Allan Duncan 35. Women’s Golf and Nine Hole Division Dave Coupland, Colin interclub match against Te ereke (try) and Scott Women’s winners were Sylvia Gooch events. Clarke and John Awamutu. Sands (penalty).

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Te Awamutu Sports Henare Raukawa (4) and completed his fifth hat- tries so we’ve worked on Firehawks returned to the Brent Sargent (2). Raukawa trick of tries for the season. our line and one-on-one de- winner’s circle demolishing converted seven of the eight Raukawa took his conver- fence lately so it was pleas- WHAT’S NOT Fairfield Falcons 80-4 in first half tries, along with a sion tally for the game to 10, ing to see we were able to Waikato’s premier reserve penalty after a Fairfield de- while late replacement, hold them at bay for all but rugby league division. fender had struck at the ball Areka Waho converting the one occasion.” Still smarting from a nar- with his foot after the try last try. The Firehawks will look HOT BUSINESSES row loss the previous week, had been scored. “The boys were pretty to consolidate their placing ■ Lois of Guthrie Bowen certainly the Kirstie McGrail (Ray Fairfield capitalised on tough on themselves after in the top four when facing White) sponsored poor defence of a high kick letting the game slip last Hauraki Tigers at Paeroa knows how to go above and beyond Firehawks made their into the in goal to open the week and were out to make this Saturday, 1pm. They — such empathy and sympathy in intentions known from the second half scoring. amends,” said coach Kane currently trail Hamilton helping to solve my problem. start with Tawhiri Howell The Firehawks struck Rangitonga. City Tigers by four points ■ Lovely Revamp girls who sorted scooping up a grubber kick back immediately with “I was especially pleased and Ngaruawahia Panthers scarves and wigs out for me after my to score from their first tries to Kiley Diamond, with our defence as it is an by two points — they are chemo treatment then gave me attacking play. Matiu Paraone, Harley area we’ve been working on the only teams to have Further first half tries Clerke, Isaac Howell (2) and lately. inflicted defeats on the lovely flowers and chocolates. went to Harley Clerke, Brent Sargent who “We know we can score Firehawks this season. ■ Pak’n Save’s Paul for going the extra mile to ensure I had turkey for our family mid winter Christmas. TOP TEAM ■ La Smith from Profit Fitness Centre for her enthusiasm and fun work out classes. ■ Amazing help from The Warehouse staff when we visited New Zealand. ■ VetEnt’s Christian and Karen who went above and beyond to help my dog, even though he peed on them. ■ Awesome service from Collins Flooring. ■ Countdown’s lovely deli staff for their friendly service. ■ Ally at Serena. Best coffee and happiest barista in town.

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BY COLIN THORSEN fielding yet another clearing kick. The lanky No. 15 beat Te Awamutu suffered a heart- several would-be-tacklers on a breaking 24-17 loss to the South run of 20 metres, only to be Waikato Tritons in the Gwynne brought down near the goal-line. Shield rugby final. The forwards got stuck in, The ‘maroon and golds’ went Tritons infringed and Te Awa- into the playoff at Cambridge on mutu scored out wide through Sunday as the only unbeaten Carter Walshe after gaining an team after pool play ended on overlap from a quick tap penalty Friday — having won nine to lead 17-14. straight games, scoring 298 The final 10 minutes became a points and conceding 31 for an battle of attrition for two teams average winning score of 33-3. who had covered themselves in Monday afternoon's 45-0 glory, each playing a taxing 410 thrashing of Morrinsville saw Te minutes of sublime rugby in Awamutu uplift the Brian seven days. Spraggon Memorial Trophy. It was the Tritons who fin- They went on to defend it ished the stronger with tries to against Hamilton Tigers 29-7, fullback Jordan Whetu and Hamilton Wasps 15-14, Hamilton Christensen within the space of Panthers 25-0, North Waikato four minutes to take a seven 47-0, Matamata 31-5 and Tritons point lead. 24-0. Te Awamutu showed what a As holders of the trophy at the champion team they are, camp- end of pool play, Te Awamutu get ing on the opposition goal-line to keep it over summer. one last time but there was to be To stumble at the final hurdle no fairytale ending for them. after being so dominant through- Six Te Awamutu players out the week — including the made the Country team to play four tries to zip win over the their City counterparts: Jack Tritons two days earlier — was a Kaea, Taewhenua Edwards, bitter pill to swallow for co- TC160715CT02 Josh Byles, Harry Russ, Bradley coaches Alex Phillips and Ollie TEXTBOOK: Te Awamutu midfield back Boston McCullough makes a crucial tackle on Tritons’ Gibson and Jeremy Doig. Ward, manager Aroha Fladgate fullback Jordan Whetu in the Gwynne Shield final at Cambridge on Sunday. Jeremy Doig, Te Doig finished the tournament and their skilful, well-drilled Awamutu’s leading try scorer for the week, is also pictured. with 14 tries, Gibson 10, Russ 6 squad of 22. and Edwards 5. Gibson was The final was a closely largely to fullback Jeremy Doig It was then the Tritons turn to flanking the defence from a named as Te Awamutu’s player contested spectacle that could who ran the ball back strongly defend early in the second half as quick tap penalty to take a 10-7 of the tournament. have gone either way. from a series of defensive kicks Te Awamutu’s forward pack lead. Zack Paterson kicked 20 Any complacency in the Te by the Tritons. went into overdrive with pick It took the boys from the conversions and scored one try. Awamutu camp was quickly Trailing 7-5, Te Awamutu and goes near the goal-line. In South Waikato only two minutes Points table after Friday's extinguished by Tritons’ hooker then spent the remaining 10 attempting to defuse the to reply with a try to loose games, end of round-robin: Te Caedin Taumata scoring after minutes of the half defending onslaught, the Tritons conceded forward Caiden Brown in the Awamutu 44, Tritons 36, Mor- only four minutes, converted by their line as though their lives a string of penalties, earning the corner, converted by rinsville 32, Hamilton Wasps 32, No. 8 Dean Christensen. depended on it. To snuff out such wrath of the referee. Christensen for the Tritons to Hamilton Panthers 23, Cam- Te Awamutu hit back after 20 a bombardment, including a Te Awamutu were duly lead 14-10. bridge 22, Hamilton Tigers 13, minutes with an unconverted try couple of three-on-one overlaps rewarded with a try to Back came Te Awamutu. Hamilton Eagles 9, Matamata 9, to first five Tiara Phillips, thanks was commendable. Taiwhenua Edwards after out- Doig counter-attacked after North Waikato 0.

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Te Awamutu Courier Classifieds Fax: 871 3675 22 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, July 16, 2015 Employment Vacancies Farm Employment Situations Wanted CALF REARER / FARM RELIEF MILKER SEEKING THE OFFICE HELP WORK EMPLOYMENT REQUIRED Are you a sole trader or small business owner Free accommodation 17 year old female seeking employment. struggling to keep on top of your paperwork and 950 cows, for single person available in return 30 plus hours p/wk office administration? Do you want to free up your must have experience, for dairy farm work. preferably. time but don’t have the need to employ someone? Higham Road, Farm situated Customer service permanent casual 10kms south of experience. I can help you keep on top of your business activities opportunity available. Te Awamutu. CV/references - look after your accounts, payroll processing, GST, For further available. PAYE and any other business related requirements. Phone information please Phone 027 833 8997 021 056 9654 phone Dave To find out how I can FREE UP YOUR TIME, 027 631 0236 call “The Office Help” - Debbie at ENQUIRE today! 07 825 2155, 027 4307 7874 or email CLASSIFIED Deadline is Classified advertising, it midday, day prior to really works!. Call 871 dpaterson@theofficehelp.co.nz THIRD publication. 5151.

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Two time Grammy nominee Tommy Emmanuel is set to unleash his supreme guitar talent on an eagerly awaiting Hamilton audience and we have a copy of his stunning National Theatre Live: TERMINATOR: GENISYS M double CD Little By Little Outstanding and THU & FRI 1:15, SAT 12:40 & 5:30, up for grabs to get you SUN 1:00 & 3:30 primed for the big night. unforgettable. Tommy Emmanuel plays Not to be missed. Hamilton’s Founders TED 2 R16 Theatre on Wednesday, A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE M THU & FRI 7:45, SAT 7:40, SUN 5:40, August 19. MON & TUE 5:30 WED 7:55 It’s no wonder fans and the curious alike have been flocking to get tickets to this It’s all about dancing, got plenty of much anticipated show — Special Cinema goofy, infectious energy and it’s guitar virtuoso Tommy a lot of fun. Emmanuel doesn’t seem to Showcase: be much bothered about A beautiful and unmissable example MAGIC MIKE R16 musical categories or of international cinema at its best. THU, FRI & SAT 7:50, SUN 5:50, boundaries. Truly stunning, deeply affecting and WED 7:50 Is his music jazz, folk, enormously enjoyable. Pulsates with bluegrass, new age? Depending on the track, it tension and tragedy. Gone Girl… Margo, Margo, where can be any one. with an Emmanuel vocal, that’s right — a drum solo TANGERINES M are you? “A very good film for Like his mentor, Chet Carole King’s Tapestry, using only his guitar, a SAT 3:30, SUN 11:10, FINAL WED 10:20 Atkins, Emmanuel is simply Atkins’ Mountains of Illinois brush and a microphone! any teen and above. You haven’t a guitar player, and on and The Tennessee Waltz. You’ll be gobsmacked seen anything like this before, from Little by Little, a two-CD set Emmanuel plays fast when you see and hear what PITCH PERFECT 2 M the author of ‘Fault in Our Stars’. containing 24 tracks runs, slows down for this man can do with a Recommended. Allan.” presented in that inimitable delicate passages, and adds guitar. 3rd Fun Month. Emmanuel style, he sticks harmonics on tunes that One superstar musician, SAT 1:15, FINAL SUN 12:55 PAPER TOWNS M mainly to acoustic guitar, evoke players including Will one guitar, over two hours THU & FRI 11:00, 5:40 & 8:00, playing mostly originals, Ackerman and John Fahey. of incomprehensible SPY R16 SAT 3:40 & 8:00, SUN 3:50 & 6:00, tunes that he had used in He also likes folk-pop; dexterity and versatility 3rd Fun Month. MON 5:50, TUE 6:00, concert but not recorded Papa George needs only a will make for one magical before. James Taylor vocal to fit night of musical memories SAT 7:30, FINAL SUN 5:30 WED 5:30 & 8:00 He is also mostly solo, into that category. But Little — and blow your mind. Be although the double-disc by Little is a tour de force by there. JURASSIC WORLD M length allows him room to a musician who usually Tickets from Ticketek. It’s a fun heist movie share space with guests leaves categories behind. THU & FRI 1:10 & 7:30, SAT 1:00 & 5:20, with powers, explosions, awesome including singers Pam Rose You can check out the ■ To be in to win simply put SUN 11:00 & 3:20, WED 7:20 costumes and ant armies. (on her co-composition story of Little By Little on your name, address and “An exhilarating adventure that is Haba Na Hava) and YouTube and if you need daytime phone number on the Anthony Snape (on the folk- any further convincing, back of a standard sized “A real winner, equal parts hilarious and moving.” rock Willie’s Shades). check out his YouTube envelope, address it to the take the kids and be prepared to be Movieline. Among the covers are videos — My Life As A One- Tommy Emmanuel Little by entranced yourself.” Times. ANT-MAN PG two versions of Moon River, Man Band and Tommy Little Competition and make THU & FRI 10:55, 1:20 & 5:45, one with a bass Emmanuel 2011 — best sure it reaches our office by INSIDE OUT G countermelody, the other drum solo on guitar.Yes 5pm, Tuesday. Preceded by LAVA G SAT 2:50, SUN 5:20, MON 5:40, THU & FRI 11:05, 1:30 & 5:35, TUE 5:50, WED 7:40 This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting SAT 1:30 & 5:10, SUN 11:30 & 12:50 THU & FRI 7:40, SAT 7:20, families of children with cancer. SUN 2:55, WED 5:45

Are you keeping your specials and FRIDAY “Wonderful, wonderful - Inspiring and enlightening. services a secret..... a must-see. It’s an incredible and beautiful true Did you read DJ WILKIE It’s a big recommend from me.” story and a film people need to see. this advert? From 9pm BK Coast. NOBLE M DONE The true story of Brian Wilson THU & FRI 5:50, SAT 3:20, SUN 1:20, of the Beach Boys. MON 6:00, WED 10:10 & 5:25 AllDEAL Blacks VS “This is an engrossing and hugely From 9pm enjoyable film.” Times. BE SEEN - ADVERTISE Argentina “A most worthwhile watch.” Allan. A brilliant and sumptuous film CALL SALES 871 5151 Phone 871 4768 LIVE From 7.30pm LOVE AND MERCY M SAT 5:15, SUN 3:15, WED 5:40 that will stay with you for a long time. A must see for audiences of all ages as a rollicking good tale, well told and MINIONS PG beautifully shot. THU & FRI 11:15, 1:40 & 5:30, FAR FROM THE What do you think? SAT 12:50 & 5:50, SUN 10:50 & 1:40 MADDING CROWD M TEXT US NOW ON 021 241 4568 SAT 3:00, SUN 10:40, TUE 5:40, A gem of a family show that we WED 10:00 & 5:35 Insert the code TAC before your message - limit of 150 characters or thoroughly recommend. So inspiring. PAPER PLANES G write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 HOLMES PG email: [email protected] THU & FINAL FRI 11:25 STARTS JUL 23

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