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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Spruce up time Family has hope for Tilly If you didn’t get a chance to get out in the garden over By Dean Taylor Labour weekend, this coming Three-and-a-half years ago Fio- weekend would be a good time na and Paul Beckett’s world was to have a spruce up around shattered when they discovered home. daughter Tilly was autistic. Judging for the Keep Te Now for the fi rst time they have Awamutu Beautiful Best Gar- hope they can be a ‘normal’ family, dens and Best Street Awards but it requires hard work and a takes place early next week, fi nancial commitment that they with out-of-town judges cover- cannot manage alone. ing the urban area. The Beckett’s sharemilk at Later in the week KTAB com- Wharepapa South, having emi- munity awards will be decided grated here from England fi ve-and- (these include best kept busi- a-half years ago to start a new life. nesses, schools etc). With daughter Sophie and baby Tilly in tow, the couple settled fi rst into a management job in Time of roses Pukeatua, and are now into their Te Awamutu Rose Society’s third season sharemilking 175 annual spring show is cows as they work towards their being staged on No- farm ownership goal. vember 5 and 6 in St Not unusually Tilly’s autism Patrick’s Hall. manifested itself when she was a Schedules are now toddler. available from the It is sometimes known as the in- Information Centre. visible handicap, because there are Help will be available no physical signs of any disorder. on the night before the show It can result in challenges in lan- (November 4) from 7pm for fi rst guage, communication, emotion, time and novice exhibitors. cognition, behaviour, motor skills Entries must be phoned in by and social interaction. midday on November 4. People with autism may engage Enquiries to Barbara Dench at in repetitive activities, stereotypes 871 8388. movements, resistance to changes in the environment or daily rou- THE BECKETT family on their Wharepapa South sharemilking property (from left) Fiona, Tilly (6), Sophie Lodge weekend tines and have diffi culty with so- (9) and Paul. 302041AD A huge weekend is being cial or verbal interaction. planned for November 20/21 The Becketts found with Tilly Mr Beckett says members often intensive fi nal course. to help administer the programme at Pirongia Forest Park Lodge she engaged in a lot of repetitive communicated, and these Ameri- The couple know they will not be with Tilly. by Pirongia Te Aroaro o Kahu actions, and was not able to com- cans knew he had an autistic able to administer the programme They have been told they would Restoration Society as part municate any emotions or feeling. daughter and when they heard of themselves, nor can they afford the not be able to keep up the intensity of Waipa Networks Rose and She could not even tell or show the programme decided to help. travel. of the programme without help, so Cultural Festival. her parents when she was feeling At fi rst the Becketts were scepti- They also require a special room are hoping to hear from anyone It’s a weekend of living and unwell or had hurt herself. cal, but decided to try some of the to run the intensive one-on-one who could volunteer as little as an learning that grandparents and Tilly attends Patricia Avenue self help techniques. programme, as it needs to be ad- hour every week to help them. parents can share with chil- School in Hamilton, making the “The programme described itself ministered in a special place, free Mrs Beckett would train any dren. There are three competi- one hour each way journey by taxi. as going over a bridge into ‘the of other distractions and where the volunteers in the correct proce- tions on offer – photographic, Traditionally the family had world of autism’ and slowly bring- adult can control the situation. dure, and because the family live artistic and story writing. been told to distract her, or force ing the autistic person back,” says The Becketts have looked at the at Wharepapa South, Mr Beckett Registrations for the bush her to stop those actions. Mr Beckett. possibility of a large playhouse or says they would be in a position to ‘walk and talk’ gurus are They were not seeing any im- “We tried doing that with Tilly, outside room which could be insu- help with travel costs. required to ensure that group provement in Tilly’s behaviour and and she responded. lated, lined and made comfortable They say their ultimate goal if numbers remain small. These for the past two years had lost hope “That was all the encouragement and secure, but will also have to the programme proves successful close on November 5. for their youngest daughter. we needed.” fundraise for that. for Tilly, would be to bring it to Flyers with the registra- Then almost by accident, or fate, While there are no guarantees of Fundraising is underway thanks New Zealand. tion forms and competition a set of coincidences led them to success, there is hope. to friends in the farming commu- At present they do not think details are available from the the Son-Rise Programme which The Becketts booked a fl ight to nity. anyone else from here has tried the Information Centre or an email has restored hope for Paul, Fiona Los Angeles for Mrs Beckett to at- A dinner and auction is be- programme, but they believe fami- copy can be obtained from and eldest daughter Sophie (9) that tend the course in Massachusetts ing held at ‘Out in the Styx’ at lies offered hope as they have been [email protected] they can help six-year-old Tilly. in November. Pukeatua on Wednesday, Novem- would like the opportunity to try it Firstly Mrs Beckett’s sister in the Mr Beckett’s fan club friends ber 10. for themselves. UK saw a television interview with have donated all the internal Many local businesses have The Becketts know they have Protect passport an autistic man whose parents had American fl ights. donated fantastic items to be auc- two or three years of struggle Recent publicity surrounding decided to teach him how to bring Mrs Beckett will take part in tioned, plus friends have donated ahead of them, but believe that ul- forging of New Zealand pass- himself out of autism. the one week Start Up Programme such things as sporting memora- timately Tilly and they will have a ports has prompted the Depart- Those parents were founders then return home to put it into bilia, goods and services. better chance of normal, family life ment of Internal Affairs to re- of the American based Son-Rise practise. Bookings are being taken at the as a result. lease a brochure with tips about Programme. About six months later Mr restaurant (0800 461 559). To contact the Becketts with any caring for your passport. Copies Next members of the Bruce Beckett will attend the Maximum Donations to Tilly’s cause can offers of assistance please phone available at travel agents or by Springstein Fan Club, which Mr Impact Advanced Training. also be made to Tilly Son-Rise at 872 2499. See www.autismnz.org.nz freephone (0800 22 50 50). Beckett belongs to, sent him a bro- All going well the couple will re- any National Bank branch. and www.son-rise.org for further chure on the programme. turn a third time, with Tilly, for an The Becketts also need people information. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 NOVEMBER RURAL ROUNDUP petrol head heaven The November Rural Roundup will be published on From page 2. Tuesday, November 16. One of the advantages of being a stopover early For advertising contact: Alan Price and Heather Andrew. in the Dunlop Targa For editorial contact: Dean Taylor or Cathy Asplin. Rally is that nearly all the contestants survive The deadline for advertising bookings the initial stages. is Wednesday November 3. The rally proper started in Auckland Phone 871 5151- Fax 871 3697 Monday morning and took in some fast and exciting roads before hitting Te Awamutu. The service stop was a popular destination for many fans as they were able to get up close to cars and drivers. The rally left town for SERVICE methods at the Te Awamutu stop on Monday morning were two exciting stages at as varied as the vehicles in the rally. (Above) Ohaupo mates Brian Kakepuku and Pokuru Moorhead (under car) and Murray Fullerton (obscured) worked on Mr before heading to a Fullerton’s 1963 Ford Consul Capri themselves, despite friends and family special show stage in turning up to wish them well. The newly built car (which was featured in last Otorohanga. Thursday’s Courier with the Perana Capri (below) was going well on its first Murray Fullerton and outing. (Below) Neil Tolich’s V8 Capri gets the once over from a service Brian Moorhead’s ﬁ rst crew while Mr Tolich takes time out to greet old friends. His co-driver was outing in Mr Fullerton’s Alan Henderson, not David Fitzsimons as incorrectly reported last week. Consul Capri was going (Bottom) David and Simon Nathan’s 1974 Triumph Stag gets professional well. treatment from the Hamilton Rallysport Team. 302043A/B/CD The pair had little time to catch up with family and friends in Te Awamutu, but were able to report their newly built car was performing as expected and they were having a great time. Neil Tolich did have a bit of breathing space to meet old friends as his crew conducted the service. Co-driver Alan Hend- erson said the early stages really suited the car and they hit speeds of 200km/h on some of the straights. As expected the big names are dominating the event, with Neil All- port in a Mitsubishi Evo 8, Tony Quinn in a Por- sche 996 Turbo and Jim Richards in his Porsche 993 setting the pace. Yachtie Grant Dalton is lapping up his ﬁ rst attempt at the Dunlop Targa. The Emirates Team New Zealand leader is at the wheel of a 2002 Nissan Sylvia with co- driver and fellow Auck- lander John Snaith at his side and was sitting in 118th position after 302TC024/04 two days and 16 stages.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 3 WAIPA PROPERTY LINK YOUR LETTERS REAL ESTATE AGENTS - 183 Alexandra Street [email protected] MREINZ ☎ (07) 871 7146 Free to good home? • DAIRY FARMS I would like to point out to October 19 to an IHC property the distressed dog immedi- 65HA - 50,000m/s, 3 brm home, 17ASHB, flat contour $1,600,000 + gst some of your ‘free to good home’ - no checks having been made ately. brigade that this method of re- on the person’s suitability as a This was done, but the whole 75HA - 79,800m/s, 2 homes, 20ASHB, gently rolling $2,500,000 + gst homing animals is almost non dog owner (the said person is episode created a great deal of 148HA - 124,000m/s, 2 homes, 26ASHB, flat and rolling $5,100,000 + gst existent. terriﬁ ed of dogs). stress and heartache - not only Over the years we have seen At 8.30pm the same day the for the dog, but those of us who WE HAVE BUYERS WAITING FOR NEW LISTINGS BOTH DAIRY AND DRYSTOCK. IF many animals ‘given away’ to dog was in distress, all tangled dedicate our lives to the rescue YOU ARE CONTEMPLATING SELLING, GIVE ME A CALL FOR A CONFIDENTIAL, NO uncaring people. up and creating hell, the new and well being of all animals. OBLIGATION FARM APPRAISAL. Some die, others are killed owner totally oblivious to its Animals are like a child, part • DRYSTOCK and yet others given away plight. of the family - and people don’t 34HA - Running 150 dairy heifers, gently rolling, disused cowshed, 4 brm home $1,300,000 + gst again to equally uncaring I contacted two rescue per- give children away, or do they? people. sons who ventured out to ﬁ nd I trust the ‘business’ cou- 97HA - Carrying w/f heifers or sheep, gently rolling to rolling, 4 brm home $2,200,000 + gst The latest rescue case we the couple who had left the dog ple read this and feel utterly 101HA - Grazing w/f heifers & dairy heifers, 4 brm home, good balance of contour $1,400,000 + gst have been involved with went at the IHC location. ashamed of their behaviour. as follows: Luckily the couple were 122HA - Running 400 bulls, rolling contour, 4 brms, 2 std woolshed $1,600,000 + gst Y. GARWOOD-MITCHELL, One dog delivered at 5pm on found and requested to remove ANIMAL RESCUE TEAM 127HA - Has run bulls, heifers & c/o cows, 2 std woolshed, some hay country $975,000 + gst 218HA - Carrying beef and sheep, older cottage, 2 std woolshed, easy to steeper $1,500,000 + gst FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL:

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I note Cr Barnes reminder of the community list of things to do by the board which Cr Barnes 130 SIRCOMBE RD, OTOROHANGA $1.7m + GST privet problem in the district. chaired, the main reason perhaps being that it It is now Cr Barnes’ problem. was me who thought of it. A couple of years ago at one of the less futile This was just another example of the Council of Cr Barnes’ Community Board meetings, I staff not taking notice of their obligations and managed to get an item passed whereby the of what people wanted - 95% rate of ratepayers Board would lobby the Council for a place to happy, yeah, right. be provided for privet to be disposed of free of I look forward to Cr Barnes taking responsi- charge for treatment by shredding or dare I say bility for noxious plant eradication generally, it, burning. the Council being one of the worst offending It was an attempt to do something positive landowners. to eradicate noxious plants, a thing largely ig- Cr Barnes, learn from my mistakes, pull your nored by Council at present. head in. Another one seems to be the expired resource consent at lake Ngaroto. Maximum ﬁ ne for Rather than purchasing derelict un-needed breaching a resource consent is $200,000 plus property and going to fancy dinners (Christmas $20,000 per day - present total $65,700.000 is coming at $75 per head), the Council should ATTRACTIVE DAIRY UNIT making the WDC insolvent. This is the second waste ratepayers’ money on basic thing like 63 hectares of mainly rolling contour - 47,000MS from 155 cows - Low cost resource consent the Council has breached that cleaning its own act up and being a responsible land owner. farming policy - 16 aside dairy - Attractive 4 bedroom plus office home I am aware of. That privet item was later deleted from the JAMES PARLANE Phone John Appleton, (07) 873 8936 or 0274 889 434 First National • 35 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu • Phone (07) 871 6157 FIRST NATIONAL Grateful thanks Please leave our

Bruce Spurdle AJB Ltd MREINZ The local Save the Children NZ commit- plants alone tee wishes to thank the generosity of the Te www.1stnational.co.nz To the people responsible for kicking our 302TC001/04 Awamutu community for the total of $4,000 plants and seeds around. given to the recent national appeal. Hi my name is Cobie. I go to Te Awamutu We thank Te Awamutu Courier for the Primary School. About a week ago we planted excellent article, Hauturu, Arohena, Whare- some seeds and after the weekend we have papa, Pukeatua and Pirongia schools for had all of our plants tipped out and thrown their ‘Wild hair days’ earning over $300, away. Don’t LOOK farmers’ gifts of two cattle sold for $1100 The class and myself are very upset. Who- and commendable collectors who braved ever is doing this could you please stop it! the weather to collect $2574 from generous Find something else to amuse yourselves residents. and leave property alone that does not belong anywhere ELSE! We also appreciated the cheerful assistance to you. We have security cameras and we are of the National Bank staff. looking out for you! Sincere thanks from the local committee. ROBIN HOLDAWAY COBIE RIVERS, ROOM 15

.00 FIRST NATIONAL hectares (3½ acres). Price $130,000+ GST. Contact Jenny. Bruce Spurdle JM19. Internet #212629. $125 COUNTRY LIFE - SO NEAR THE CITY: 4ha (10 acres) 871-6157 flat land with spacious 3 brm home + rumpus room, walk in TYRE SPECIAL www.1stnational.co.nz AJB Ltd MREINZ wardrobes and ensuite, polished wooden floors. Three bay ½ Fitted & Balanced to your - FARMS - round barn. Price $460,000 + GST. Contact Barry or Jenny. CJ33. Internet #197244. vehicle including GST each 90,000KG DAIRY FARM: All flat with peat soil in a good location. Good 20 aside dairy and usual farm buildings. Three LARGER THAN LIFESTYLE - TE KOWHAI: 12 hectares bedroom Hardiplank home. Price $2.5m Complete with 220 (30 acres) rolling land with five bedroom home and lots of cows, tractor and feedout wagon. Contact John. JA309. shedding. Price $620,000 + GST. Contact Barry. CJ32. FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER Internet #213699. Internet #197979. Passenger: Commercial: OTOROHANGA DRYSTOCK PROPERTY: 121 hectares BARRY’S BARE BLOCKS: of mainly rolling contour 16kms from town running a mixture 5000m2 1¼ acres Newstead $P.O.A 185/60 R14 185 R14 8ply of cattle and deer and winter grazing 200 dairy cows. Quality 5400m2 1¼ acres Waipa Heights $106,000 near new 3 bedroom (ensuite) + office brick home in a lovely 5000m2 1¼ acres Te Kowhai $150,000 195/65 R14 195 R14 8ply setting. One bedroom outside room with lounge, shower and 5000m2 1¼ acres Koromatua $150,000 195/60 R15 toilet. Price $1.5m + GST. Contact John Appleton 0274 889 6000m2 1½ acres Whatawhata $120,000 434 or Tom Donovan 0274 713 493. JA332. Internet #213521. 1.05ha 2½ acres Te Kowhai $195,000 HORSE TRAINERS OPPORTUNITY: 40ha of flat land 1ha 2½ acres Whatawhata $150,000 205/65 R15 close to Te Awamutu suitable for a multitude of uses.New 1.48ha 3½ acres Te Pahu Road $130,000 + GST attractive 3 bedroom + office brick home. new stable complex 1.6ha 4 acres Rotokauri $250,000 + GST plus other shedding. Contact John. JA334. 4.8ha 12 acres Rotokauri $395,000 + GST NEW LISTING - 63HA DAIRY UNIT: See display advert in this issue. 13ha 33 acres Nth of Hamilton $299,000 + GST 13ha 33 acres Bush Block $199,000 A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE 220 COW DAIRY UNIT: 112ha located in the South King Country producing 70,000MS from 220 cows running as a 17ha 42 acres Waingaro $300,000 + GST self-contained unit. Good 20 aside dairy, 3 bdrm w/b home 1.48ha 3½ acres Te Pahu Road $130,000 + GST with sleepout. Price $1.75m + GST. Contact John. Contact Barry or Jenny Don’t delay, call Graeme today for an appointment! 302TC012-04 - LIFESTYLES - LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: Top quality 10 acre lifestyle blocks. Parallel Road, Cambridge. Price

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 TA Sports supply two of REMEMBER Waikato’s four All Blacks to get your entries in for the Chiefs’ coach Ian Foster is Keep Te Awamutu Beautiful certainly not surprised by the inclusion of Te Awamutu Sports number eight Steven Bates in the All Black squad named for Edible Garden Competition the upcoming Northern Hemi- sphere tour. Bates joins Waikato’s incum- Name: bent All Blacks Jono Gibbes, Address: Marty Holah and Byron Kelle- her for the end of season tour. Foster was instrumental Contact Phone/s: in luring the talented young loose forward from Auckland to Section: School Pupil/Open Waikato in 2002. Bates had appeared for Auck- land in the NPC and Foster Entries to The Garden Shop or believed he had a big future in Rickit’s Mitre 10 302TC022/04 the game. “We already had a pretty Entries Close November 16 talented number eight for Te Awamutu Sports and Waikato in Deon Muir, so the 2002 season was to be very much an ap- prenticeship year for Bates. But he very quickly became an STEVEN BATES, Waikato’s JONO GIBBES, one of the All integral part of Foster’s Waikato newest All Black. Blacks forward leaders. team as blindside fl anker. WANTED... NEW LISTING Foster’s faith in Bates has “I think he is just going to get cated they now view Gibbes as 4 bedroom brick home in good area PRIVATE AND PEACEFUL - $139,000 been amply rewarded. bigger and better.” a potential test locking partner up to $300,000. Situated on a rear section this 2 bedroom Whether playing for Te cottage is surrounded by mature trees. A Foster actually believed Bates for Chris Jack. 3 bedroom brick home on flat section Awamutu Sports, Waikato or good sized deck wraps partway around was unlucky not to make the All Gibbes will be looking to re- up to $200,000. the Chiefs, Bates has never Blacks after the Super 12 sea- capture his early season form the house and the double garage is bonus. SOLE AGENCY failed to give 100% and has son, with an outstanding last for the All Blacks in which he STUNNING FAMILY HOME - become one of the leading for- couple of games. soared high above the English P.O.A. wards for each team. Bates was playing golf on and Australian packs to secure Being built now and getting NEW FAMILY HOME - $255,000 He was rewarded with cap- Tuesday afternoon when a mate brilliant lineout ball and was underway. Three double bedrooms, Handily situated to school and dairy. Three taincy of Waikato this season rang him to say he had been a signifi cant force around the large lounge, ensuite, separate bedrooms with ensuite. Internal access in the absence of fellow Sports named in the All Blacks. fi eld. bathroom, dishwasher, lovely from double garage. Constructed in brick. entrance hall, hostess kitchen, Ideal for the family. fl anker Jono Gibbes absence “I was playing in an am- His debut performance at double garaging, I/A auto door with the All Blacks and injury. brose tournament sponsored blindside fl anker was rated by opener. He certainly led by example, by Waikato’s major sponsors, some pundits as the best for This property is set in a good street EXCLUSIVE - BRAND NEW & NEARLY losing weight and gaining pace Vodafone when he rang,” Bates many, many years. on approx 1 acre of flat land. Very FINISHED - P.O.A to become an even more dy- told the Courier. The All Blacks had a disap- handy to school and a pleasant A lovely sunny spacious, private, brick namic fi gure in the loose. “My golf wasn’t much good pointing end to their season, walk to a good shopping centre. townhouse of 3 bedrooms. Carpet, dble SOLE AGENCY. garage, internal access, auto door opener, “I doubt there is a harder after that news.” with the fl at backline obsession working number eight in the vinyl, 2 x toilets, heat pump. So handy to Bates says he is looking for- proving to be a disaster. List with us, good shops. country,” Foster says. ward to getting game time on Gibbes and his team-mates and you could be SOLD!! “He is an intelligent player, the tour. will be looking to rekindle the FRANK HALLETT AREINZ strong ball carrier, outstanding NOMA CAMPBELL Interestingly, All Black coach form that saw them topple the Ph (07) 871 5694 at off-loading and accurate on Graham Henry and forward other world superpowers in the Ph (07) 871 5594 Mobile (0274) 745 603 Mobile (025) 269 7313 defence.” coach Steve Hansen have indi- early part of the season. 288TC005/04

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 5 Musical Safari offers CRIMELINE Don’t Miss This Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 Don’t Miss This EMERGENCY 111 opportunity to try Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: NNiissssaann out instruments Monday, October 18: Man arrested for shoplifting from The Ware- Te Awamutu music teachers have a strong in- house. volvement with the ‘Musical Safari’ being staged Tuesday, October 19: in Hamilton on November 7. 1991 Nissan Pulsar Man arrested for breaching bail. The safari offers young people the chance to 1500cc, auto, 4 door sedan, air cond, power steering, electric Theft of two drums of electrical cable from JA ‘try’ a musical instrument. Russell yard reported. One roll recovered from windows, towbar. Marion Mead is co-ordinator, while Alison Bond Road. Derbyshire will be assisting with brass and Sue Burglaries: Parawera Road residence. House ONLY... Germann with guitar. ransacked and several items stolen. Puahue The event, being staged by the Institute of Reg- Road residence. Camera and video camera .00 istered Music Teachers Waikato Branch, takes stolen. Budden Road residence. Stereo and $2,500 place at the School of Education in Hillcrest Road Playstation stolen. from 10am-4pm. Wednesday, October 20: A signed route in the school will guide visi- Arrests: Man for burglary. Man on warrants tors to various rooms where instruments will to appear in court. Man for cultivating can- be displayed. Children will be invited to try the nabis. instrument(s) of their choice, with a specialist Burglaries: Pokuru Road residence. Car teacher present to advise and help. keys stolen and used to steal Subaru Impreza “The Musical Safari presents an ideal oppor- (BDM663). Te Rahu Road garage. Tools stolen. tunity for youngsters to come along and blow, Thursday, October 21: twang, pluck, sing or just satisfy curiosity and Woman arrested for assault. perhaps be encouraged to learn an instrument Shell Sloane Street staff report driver of red for personal enjoyment or to entertain others,” Honda Accord (SP2534) leaves without paying 302TC033-04 Mrs Mead says. for petrol. “Entry is free and we are looking forward to Friday, October 22: welcoming many young budding musicians to Vehicle stolen from Auckland located in Ingham Honda LLMMVVDD come and play an instrument and perhaps realise Ingham Honda Leslie Street. An attempt to burn out car had a wish by learning to play.” Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 failed. Theft of stereo from vehicle parked in Hiskens Place reported. Saturday, October 23: Burglary of Arapuni Road residence reported. Playstation stolen. Theft of underwear from Covergirl Lingerie reported. Offenders described as a female Maori in her 20’s, about 1.8m tall wearing a dark tracksuit and a female Maori in her 40’s, about 1.5m tall and wearing dark clothing. Sunday, October 24: Hazelmere Crescent resident reports man enters house, demands money and assaults her. Offender has previously been trespassed from the property. Decamped prior to police arrival but arrested at address the following morning. Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu through Te Awamutu Police. Fire Brigade notebook Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has attended the following matters since last week: Monday, 3.10pm. Private fi re alarm, Rewi Street. Tuesday, 2.44pm. Assist ambulance, Owairaka Valley Road. 3.37pm. Motor vehicle crash, Rewi Street. Wednesday, 5.39pm. Garage fi re, Ryburn Road. Thursday, 11.39am. Private fi re alarm, Alexandra Street. Friday, 11.32am. Motor vehicle crash, Ohaupo Road. St John notebook St John Ambulance, Te Awamutu, has attended the following matters since last week: Medical emergencies, 26; accident emergencies, 15; medical assists, 6; accident assists, 2; hospital transfers, 14; area standby, 0; standby attendance, 1. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Taranaki King Country Electorate SHANE ARDERN Electorate Office 201 Rora Street, Te Kuiti Phone: (07) 878 8855 Fax: (07) 878 8022 162tc031-04 Monthly constituents Clinic (2nd Wed) at CAB with Electorate Agent Helen McLeod Email: [email protected] 302TC002/04

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Te Awamutu motor racing star Nic Jordan was NIC JORDAN, youngest driver competing crowned Australian Formula 3 Rookie of the Year at the Lexmark Indycar 300, with the oldest Everyone Welcome last weekend. competitor 59-year-old Jimmy Richards - now The 16-year-old also became the youngest driver in New Zealand for the Targa Rally. Photo supplied ever to race on the streets of Surfers Paradise. Jordan received a last-minute call up to race for his Adelaide based Team BRM in the three support races at the Gold Coast Indycar meeting, While he had already wrapped up the Trophy championship for older model Formula 3 cars, he was hoping to extend his unbeaten record in the class to 15 victories. Unfortunately, Jordan and two other competitors were caught in a torrential downpour just before qualifying and his team were unable to get his car going in time. The engine was completely fl ooded We’re Moving during the downpour. We’re Moving Locally Unable to qualify, Jordan had to start each of the three races from the back of the grid. Owned & “I don’t mind too much - at least I get to pass down the street. Operated more cars,” said Jordan. The Te Awamutu teenager was able to win his CHRIS SMITH class in one of the three races. His Dallara Opel- Speiss was plagued by a misfi re all weekend and (OWNER) he was never able to show his championship winning form. To make his job even harder, Jordan had to drive Help us to make the move without second gear in the opening race - the most Help us to make the move important gear on the tight street circuit. He still managed to work his way from the back of the grid to eighth outright, and second in class. After a great start in race two, Jordan was forced to pit lane when further gremlins from the downpour incident slowed his car after just a few laps. It was his fi rst non-fi nish of the season. In the fi nal race (his last of the season), he blast- eeasierasier bbyy ttakingaking ed from the rear to seventh outright and another class win over a shortened race distance. “I was a bit doubtful about the race before the start, but once I was racing I had a lot of fun. It was great to end the season with another Trophy class win, even though the car was still not running at its best.” Jordan’s debut on the Gold Coast was supported by Coopers Pale Ale and Team BRM. aadvantagedvantage ooff oourur ggreatreat FUN MOTO-X Pokuru School Fundraiser in association with Peter Glidden Honda SSALEALE SSPECIALS.PECIALS. S PPLUSLU NO DEPOSIT, NO INTEREST & NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MAY 2005*

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Brisbane couple ﬂ y in and take over Moon Bar EDU TEST • I am unemployed ✓ The old saying ‘If you ✓ can’t stand the heat, • I need a computer get out of the kitchen’ ✓ could be reinvented for • I have a telephone at home the new owners of The • I am a NZ citizen ✓ Moon Bar in Hazelm- ere Crescent. • I would like to learn computer skills ✓ “If you can’t stand the ✓ heat get into the kitch- • I can put aside some time for training at en’ is more relevant for home this couple who came ✓ here from Brisbane. • I would like to pass the Level 2 and Level Noeline and Barry 3 NZ Cert. in Computing in the next year Kennedy were ﬁ nding ✓ the temperatures in • I can attend a class once a week during Brisbane too hot for school hours their liking - with cur- ✓ rent temperatures al- • I would like a grant to pay for the cost of ready into the mid-30’s training. and destined to rise to the 40’s over summer. Call recruitment officer Chrissy (07) 856 1484 “We decided it was time to have a change. TAFE College NZ Ltd

As I worked in this 288TC041/04 area before heading to Success Rate 87% Australia 22 years ago, we decided on coming back to the Waikato.” Mrs Kennedy worked at Tokanui Hospital SPCA Animal Shelter for fi ve years before Buffy is a female, mixed breed. She’s medium ‘crossing the ditch’ and size, good natured, fun and friendly. She’s meeting her Australian well behaved, good on a lead and would be a great pet for husband. town or country. She’s very social with people, dogs and When they returned NEW owners of The Moon Bar: Barry and Noeline Kennedy. other animals. in May they looked at businesses in Hamil- has regular hours (two beef patties, rel- wiches and kids meals We have many other dogs and cats all looking for good homes. ton, then Te Awamutu again, so that custom- ish, dijon, salad) and complete the menu. GUY FAWKES WARNING: and Cambridge. ers can expect to know Vulcan Vibe (Chicken Some meal deals Guys Fawkes can be a scary time for your pets. Animals frightened They eventually set- when we are open.” fi llet, bacon, brie, rel- (ranging from $5 to by fireworks will try to run away or hide. Unless they are in a safe tled on Te Awamutu as Currently The Moon ish, dijon and salad). $20) are listed instore. place, there is a very high risk of them getting lost, with all too many it was ‘more familiar’ Bar is open 11am - 8pm Down to Earth burg- Mr and Mrs Kennedy being killed or injured on the roads. Pets should be kept in doors, with interior doors and cur- for Mrs Kennedy and Tuesday to Saturday ers include the favour- are enjoying meeting tains closed to muffle the sound. It’s also sensible to leave the radio or television on, so as to they found a suitable and 4pm - 8pm on Sun- ites such as bacon and local customers and provide a distracting noise. We also recommend that you talk to a veterinarian ahead of Guy business. day (closed Monday). egg, beef, Hawaiian, building up the client Fawkes Night. The vet might decide to supply a light sedative for the animal. It is also vital- They took over the The menu has been fi sh and steak. base again. ly important that pets have their collars on, just in case they get lost. Additionally, anyone Moon Bar four weeks rejigged with the most Fried foods available They have already who has livestock close to a fireworks display should move their animals to a safe place ago and have been giv- popular gourmet burg- include two different received some good beforehand. There is a real danger of serious injury if frightened animals blunder into fences, ing the business some ers being retained and types of fi sh, sausages, feedback from the pub- through gates, over bluffs or into ditches. Worse still, they can escape onto the roads, caus- rejuvenation and reor- some ‘Down to Earth’ a range of seafood, lic and hope that trend ing accidents that can involve pedestrians and motorists as well as themselves. ganisation. burgers being added. spring rolls, fritters continues. Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu Mrs Kennedy says Gourmet burgers in- and hash browns. Phone orders for The Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 for more details. Email [email protected] the fi rst thing they clude Mars Attack (Ca- The popular chunky Moon Bar are welcome, OPENING HOURS: Sunday 12pm-4pm and viewing other days by appointment wanted to improve was jun spiced fi sh, plum chips and kumara chips or contact the shop for the opening hours. sauce, relish, dijon and are still available, while any further details (ph For appointments call 021 463 543 or 021 110 0829. “The business now salad) Venus Hunger a range of toasted sand- 870 2909). Closed public holidays. 302TC032-04 END OF FINANCIAL YEAR SALEayyss LLeefftt OOnnllyy 44 DDa Don’t Miss Out! •Vehicles must be SOLD •Trades welcome •On spot finance available

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 9 What’s on for November The following is a list of events and activities in and around Te Awamutu for November as notiﬁ ed to Te Awamutu Visitor Information Centre. 3, 17 - Te Awamutu Continu- ing Education Group, Waipa Workingmen’s Club, tea and coffee available from 9.30am and programme begins at 10am. 3rd: Dr. Marilyn Waring, Hamilton major international development issues, a human right perspective; 17th: Dr. Carolyn (Kim) King, Waikato University, Why a scientist can believe in God the creator. 4 – 21 - Te Awamutu Rose and Cultural Festival, pro- grammes soon to be available. Phone 871 3259 for a programme or more information. 4, 5, 6, 7 - Waipa Embroider- ers Guild, Burchell Pavilion, Gorst Ave. Phone Te Awamutu 302TC037-04 Information Centre for more information at 871 3259 5, 6 - Out in the Styx, Still Crazy, 7pm, bookings essential. Phone 0800 461 559. Te Awamutu Rose Show, 1996 Toyota Corolla Contact the Information Centre for more information 871 3259. McDONALD’S Rosetown Lifestyle Craft fair is one of the features 6, 7 - Mitavite Horse Trial, of the Waipa Networks Rose and Cultural Festival. File photo. Kihikihi Domain, Saturday fea- Wells for more information at 20, 21 - Go Bush Day, phone tures dressage and show jump- 871 3125. Te Awamutu Information Centre ing from 9am and Sunday cross Te Awamutu Swimming for more information 871 3259. country from 9am. Club, Swimming Carnival 20, 21 - McDonald’s 6 – 20 - 70 Girls 70, Adults involving swimmers from all Rosetown Lifestyles Craft $18, students and seniors $15, over New Zealand, Te Awamutu Fair, Selwyn Park, 10am – 3pm, tickets available from Paper Events Centre. Phone 871 8059 Art Exhibition in the Burchell Plus. For more information for more information. Pavilion. Phone 871 3259 for phone 871 7637. 14, 28 - Te Awamutu Chris- more information. 7, 20, 21 - Sunday Tramp- tian Spiritualist Church, Red 23 - Te Awamutu Business ing Group, 7: Onetai Canoe Cross Hall, 11am, guest speaker and Professional Women, and Rats Tooth – waterfall and for the 14: Manu McGrath and Whitby Farm, 6pm, guest speak- cave, Paeroa. Phone Helen 871 the 28: Cheryl Anne Jones. er to be conﬁ rmed. Phone Bev NZ new, 1.6, twin cam, EFI, 9885; 20, 21: Moeatoa exploring, Phone Judith Booth for more Harker for more information at overnight in Uncle Phil’s House. information at 871 4096. 871 2188, . auto, power steering, radio, Phone Maureen at 873 8840. 20 - WAKO Open Martial Pirongia Cottage Crafts, 10 - No 8 Wire Exhibition, Arts Championship. For more Franklin Street, a selection of towbar, a bargain at $3,995 302TC038-04 opening of the exhibition at Te information contact Rick Dobson artwork on display from Val Awamutu Museum. Phone 871 at 0800 542 548. Hawkins with watercolours and 4326. 21 - Rose Sunday, all sorts of Ian Sutton with woodwork for Maurice Hall Motors 14 - McDonald’s Kihikihi fun and entertainment in and the month of November. Phone LMVD Speedway, opening meeting of around the Rose Gardens. Phone Kathy Boggis for more informa- LYON STREET, KIHIKIHI ROAD. PH 871 8881 the season, 1pm. Phone Roger 871 3259 for more information. tion at 871 9675. FFEELLLLAA DDIISSCC MMOOWWEERRSS reasons why you need World class products for the 7a walco spreader... New Zealand professional Non-corrosive plastic hopper and guards for longer 1 service Robust construction and hot-dip galvanised frame for Disc Mowers from 2 durability 3 Gearbox has extra bearing to make it last longer $9,000 + GST (trailed models) 4 Even spread and even growth with twin drop aperture, Quality with performance to match dished spinner and adjustable fins Simple-drive clutch gearbox engagement (optional •Patented individual disc units for greater 5 trailed models) reliability and easier maintenance •Adjustable spring loaded float You save time - 6.75 machine will take 1/2 tonne bag 6 of Urea •Single hydraulic lift arrangement •Available with or without tine conditioner 7 2 year warranty on selected models guarantees your •Optional spreading unit for even faster drying peace of mind •Part of a massive range of Fella grass harvesting equipment

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ROLL CALL: A record 216 players line-up for a photograph shoot prior to the start of the two-day centennial tournament at Te Awamutu Bowling Club on Sunday. Some of the 100 balloons, blown up by Joe Tolich and his team of helpers, make a colourful backdrop. Club president Mike Rankin quipped that it was a wonder the armed offenders squad didn’t turn up to check out the volley of explosions from the balloons, every now and then, bursting while play was in progress - testing the bowlers nerves. Photos by Phil Brown By Colin Thorsen Many of the club’s former stars were among the hundreds of past and current members who marked Te Awamutu Bowling Club’s 100 years at Labour Weekend. Fifteen months of planning ﬁ nally came to FIJIFIJI fruition for the likes of chairperson of the jubilee ** committee, Trevor Morrison. He was thrilled with the way the weekend went after so much solid planning for it. FREEFREE “It was great seeing everyone turning up and joining in,” he says. FORFOR KIDSKIDS “That made the work of the committee worth- while and gave us much pleasure.” Plantation Island Resort As to be expected over a period of 100 years, many former members of the club had dispersed Providing great value for money, the kids will be PLUS all over the country. well entertained at this extremely popular family Coming back resulted in a re-union atmosphere island resort. INCLUDES 5 nights at Plantation Island Kids plus 2 nights in Nadi, under 12 being generated as many old friendships were re- newed. flights & transfers * fly, stay, from only per Saturday’s social get-together, in particular, adult play and Travel: 1 Nov - 24 Dec 04, 16 Jan - 27 Mar 05 was nostalgic and pride in the ‘old club’ was obvi- eat free** ous in every reminiscing group. The evening was a leisurely affair with a mini- mum of formality and much discussion over old Outrigger Reef Fiji photographs and records on display. With fun activities from morning to night, all the A feature of the weekend was the presence of family is well catered for at this first class resort PLUS all four of the club’s living life members, Keith Kids Burgess, George Mandeno, Harry Hopping and INCLUDES 7 nights, * under 12 Bobby Thompson. flights & transfers per fly, stay, Burgess and Thompson had the honour of cut- from only adult play and ting the centenary cake as part of the formation Travel: 1 Nov - 24 Dec 04, 10 Jan - 27 Mar 05 eat free function on Monday. ** The cake was baked by club member May Parlane and decorated by Mary Roose, wife of Shangri-La’s Fijian Resort club member Ray Roose. Rangi Emery (93) and octogenerians Rosa Mar- A real Kiwi family favourite - kids just love spending PLUS tin and Cliff and Lorna Porteous were among the time at the "Little Chiefs Club" BOWLS WAIKATO president Merle Wyllie Kids 250 members, past members and partners who INCLUDES 7 nights, attended the centennial luncheon on Monday. competing in the centenary tournament on flights, transfers & under 12 Sunday. She presented a certificate to the club breakfast daily * Dave Scott (94) was among the spectators for per fly, stay, both day’s of the bowls tournament. (on behalf of Bowls Waikato) congratulating from only adult play and the club on their 100th jubilee. Travel: 1 Nov - 25 Dec 04, 10 Jan - 27 Mar 05 Continued page 15. eat free** PLUS Ask about our amazing Fiji holidays for couples starting from per adult for 7 nights

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CLUB CAPTAIN John Byett outlines the conditions ‘LONGEST DRIVE’: Former club champion Laurie 302TC030-04 of play for the centenary tournament, as club Greenaway, now making his mark at the president Mick Rankin watches on. Masterton Bowling Club. Phil Brown photos MMAASSSSIIVVEE Price Reductions!

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 17 CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES FINANCIAL HEALTH AND Formal Notices BEAUTY KIHIKIHI KIHIKIHI METHODIST KIHIKIHI Anglican Parish PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN MEMORIAM of Orakau Rural Finance MEGS MOBILE DEATH NOTICES of Or akau CHURCH CHU RCH SUNDAY, Specialists HAIRDRESSING MCNAB - Ellen DAVIES - Diane (nee Sunday, October 31 Eastwood). October Sunday, October 31 CALL US FIRST! Emily Fiona (nee 9.30am ~ Christ October 31, 2004 Professional 31, 2002. Two years 9.30am Combined Consultants Runciman). At San Church, Kihikihi TE AWAMUTU Mortgage Brokers hair care services Michele Hospital, Te have passed since we Service at Christ said our goodbyes. Combined with Trouble Shooters For enquiries Awamutu. Peacefully Presbyterians Church - Kihikihi 9.20am ~ Prayer and Your smile and sense Praise Call free 0800-777-675 phone 871-6217 sleeping. 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MATHEMATICS 190TC203/04 would be appreciated. Is Heaven ... WANTED, 20 people to October 29, 2003. We CALL (027) 279 5244 lose 5 - 45kgs, call Al- All communications to miss our talks, some- LOST A myth? WAIPA ison 083274048. A Peake. R.D.2, Te one to share happy Awamutu. and sad times and all A state of mind? ONE Jersey yearling, that we used to share. A real place? Te Kawa West. Phone TUITION PAYNE - Leslie 871-2188. Francis (Les). We miss your laugh- ter and cheeky ways. The old song goes “Everybody wants to RAINBOW Lorikeet in Regimental Num- go to heaven, but nobody wants to die.” ADVANCED ber 37569 (27th You were more than a Pirongia village. Is NZMG Battalion, mother, you were our Come and join us this Sunday as we missing one leg, talks, DRIVING SKILLS best friend and our discover what the Bible teaches about Heaven whistles, mimics WWII). On October love will never fade. phone ring. Reward. An approved course of instruction 25, 2004, peacefully at teaching Advanced Driving Skills Love Wayne, Heather, “The Secrets of Strong Relationships” Phone 871-9255 or Te Awamutu. Aged 88 (0274) 715-514. Sue, Devon, Tim, “STREET TALK” can reduce your years. Loving hus- Helen. HEAVEN - Normal at Last! band of Phyllis. Lov- Restricted Licence period by six months HARPER - Betty. 10.00am start - Children’s Church and FINANCIAL (three months if over 25 years) ing father and father- October 29, 2003. We in-law of Doreen and miss your smiles, Creche available ON-GOING CLASSES ~ Phone 871-6026

Don (Aria), Owen and hugs and chocolate Shirley (Te Awamutu) cake. We hold you FINANCIAL Neville (Tauranga), tightly within our Special Sunday Night Yvonne (Kihikihi), hearts and as we Church for MEN only Edward and Irene grow our love will not (both deceased). Sadly fade. Love you little Come for coffee @ 6.30pm missed Poppa of 11 Grandma. Joshua, Service 7.00pm - 8.00pm in Multi-purpose Building Alysha, Rhys, Ma- grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. rissa, Christopher, Chapel Drive. For more information phone Brendan, Matthew. Many thanks to the Brian 870-2287 Office 871-8667 staff at Te Ata Rest OLSON - ‘Slim’. Home for their won- November 1, 2001. A great man left our FORMAL NOTICES derful care. A service world three years ago, for Les will be held at and everyday you still Alexandra House fill our thoughts and 204TC208/04 Chapel, 570 Alexan- hearts. Miss you so Alexandra House dra Street, Te Awa- much Pop. All our mutu on Friday, Oc- love always, Chris- tober 29 at 1.30pm tine, Gabriel and followed by a burial at Hayley Grace xxx. the Te Awamutu Ser- Meet you at the Star Car Finance PAYMENTS START FROM viceman’s Cemetery. for happy hour on Personal Loans $ 1000...... $ 11.75p/w Te Awamutu Funeral Monday. House Finance $ 2000...... $ 21.95p/w Services Ltd. FDANZ. Te Awamutu Funeral Services Home Improvements $ 4000...... $ 37.65p/w PAYNE - Leslie. ENGAGEMENTS 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU Learner Licence $10,000...... $ 91.80p/w Father and father-in- Poor Credit $20,000...... $187.50p/w law of Owen and KANE - HEWITT – Office, Chapel and Reception Lounge – Debt Consolidation Wayne and Bev have Weddings 36 MONTH TERM Shirley. Poppa of much pleasure in an- For compassionate and caring service call Normal credit criteria applies Kelly and Steve, Holidays nouncing the en- David Houppermans, Blair Sanson or Paul L’Huillier Louise, Tracey and gagement of their Braden. Great Poppa WE MAKE FINANCE EASY & FRIENDLY daughter Paula to to Curtis, Jacob, Mark, son of Jennifer Te Awamutu Monumental Services 204TC209/04 Daniel and Bradley, and the late Walter 0800 142646 For all Memorial work INSURANCE & home Hardy and Hayley. Kane of Temuka. 204TC206/04 loans. D.B. Ins. Phone 14COIN You will always hold Love and best wishes 870-3442. or text name & ph no. to (0274) 14COIN (TEXTS ONLY) a place in our hearts. to you both. PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS (0274) 14COIN PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 WANTED TO RENT TO LET MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PROFESSIONAL couple with family Professional Property LIVINGSTONE and well trained dog, BOYS & GIRLS require a large family Management home to rent, possibil- PIRONGIA AQUATICS up to 12 years ity to buy property in NETBALL CLUB the future also con- Will be CLOSED to public from sidered. Phone 871- ANNUAL GENERAL 8479. MEETING 5.30pm on

THREE bedroom house Wednesday, Sunday, October 31, 2004 wanted for responsible Ray White Real November 3, 2004 at Te Awamutu Events Centre family, no pets, n/s, Due to a private function Estate MREINZ at 7.30pm refs avail. Phone (027) in the Clubrooms October 31 - 5.30pm to 7.30pm 544-1457. To Discuss Options We apologise for any inconvenience Contact Contact Leesa 871-9055 Swimming Games Sausages WORKSHOP / yard, this may cause suitable for parking a Glenda Death (This is an amended Organised by ~ TE AWAMUTU CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Mob (025) 685-6626 machine. Phone (07) date from November 4 302TC202/04 LEADERS ASSOCIATION 827-1965 or (021) 363- A/hrs 871-3396 due to twilight netball 479. Office 871-7149 on Thursday nights)

TE AWAMUTU BOARD PRESBYTERIIAN AVAILABLE CHURCH CARAVAN profes- THREE bedroom house, A SPECIAL sional person wanted, garage. Phone 871- 25 years +, $120 plus 6145. CONGREGATIONAL food, must be clean MEETING Parish Market - THREE bedroom PPaarriisshh MMaarrkkeett -- and tidy. Phone after Will be held on 5.30pm 871-8320. house in town, bond Just a small selection of what and refs required, October 31, 2004 aanndd GGaallaa DDaayy $225 p/w. Phone 870- after the 10.15am we have to offer TO LET 4495 or (021) 211- service at 7678. St Andrew’s Saturday, November 6 Are you looking 80 Mutu Street THREE bedroom for Property St Andrew’s Church HMS PINAFORE house, references es- A shared lunch and Management? Complex - 80 Mutu Street November 11, at the Civic, Auckland sential, $225 p/w. time of fellowship in We are Phone 871-3050. the Hall will follow 8.30am to 11.30am the meeting. TIM & NEIL FINN members of the THREE bedroom house with carport, $210p/w. It would be great if Saturday, November 13 L J Hooker Phone (021) 265-7739. you could join us 15 stalls - all the usual in concert at St James, Auckland Property TOWNHOUSE, mod- Waipa - Waitomo Craft, Sewing, Salad bar etc ern, sunny central lo- Investment cation, three bedrooms Victim Support Cirque de Soliel and two bathrooms, Get your garden ready and buy your Management suit professional cou- ANNUAL GENERAL January 8 and January 12, 2005 ple, $245p/w. Phone MEETING tomato plants at the Plant Stall Chapter 872-2715. Muffin Baking Competition Auckland Showgrounds Tuesday, November 2 Children’s Colouring Competition Ph 871-5044 MEETINGS 4.30pm at EDINBURGH TATTOO IHC Otorohanga Featuring: Mica the Clown Constitution change Pirongia Clydesdales Three nights in Sydney Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ Committee Role Wobbly Train and lots more HURRY now on this before it’s too late “Nobody does it better” PUBLIC NOTICES CARAVAN, $100 p/w AALLLL TTHHEE FFUUNN OOFF TTHHEE FFAAIIIIIIRR all expenses, except Ohaupo food, suit working 30+ ALCOHOLICS Phone 871-6373 mob (021) 951-786 This is a sponsored advertisement person. Phone 871- Plunket ANONYMOUS email~ [email protected] 4331 or (025) 833-331. ANNUAL GENERAL If you want to FLATMATE wanted, MEETING drink, that’s your two bedroom, walk to business November 9, 2004 town, $75 plus ex- IF YOU WANT TO at 7.30pm penses. Phone 872- STOP, THAT’S OURS at Ohaupo Plunket 1747. Phone 871-4072 Rooms FOUR bedroom house or 870-3463 Great Burke Street P O Box 194 for rent, suitable for Ohaupo business couple or Te Awamutu couples, no pets, non Te Awamutu OTOROHANGA DISTRICT COUNCIL smoking, $300p/w. DUTY CHEMIST PROPOSAL TO CLOSE ROADS Phone (021) 475-113. Plunket MARSHALLS ANNUAL GENERAL TO VEHICULAR TRAFFIC LANDLORDS PHARMACY MEETING Wishing your property SATURDAY Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic to be casually let or November 16, 2004 Road Closure) Regulations 1965, notice is here at 7.30pm October 30, 2004 managed by a by given that the Otorohanga District Council, 9.00am to 1.00pm recognised professional? at Te Awamutu for the purpose of allowing the Kawhia Rowing Plunket Rooms TENANTS SUNDAY Regatta Club to hold their annual Kawhia Vaile Street, October 31, 2004 Needing help finding Te Awamutu Rowing Regatta and associated activities, accommodation which 10.30am to 12.30pm proposes to close the following roads to ordinary suits your needs? OHAUPO vehicular traffic for the period indicated here Contact rancene RUGBY CLUB JUMBLE under: on 871-7146, Proposed Rowing Regatta Route Mobile (027) 289-3952 ANNUAL GENERAL SALE 871-6287 a/h MEETING JERVOIS STREET from 141 Jervois Street Presbyterian Church (Kawhia Community Hall) to the Kawhia Wharf Waipa Property Tuesday, November 9 Mutu Street Link Ltd. MREINZ 7.30pm Other Proposed Road Closures October 30 at our Clubrooms OMITMITI STREET, No Exit, Kaora Track, SELF Storage, Te Forkert Road, Ohaupo 8.30am to 11.00am No Exit Awamutu, from Lots of summer clothes $17p/w, 24 hour ac- ALL WELCOME Period of Closure: Saturday, January 1, 2005 cess security patrols. Volunteers Wanted from 6.00am to 5.00pm Phone (07) 856-7584 TE AWAMUTU or (027) 608-1749. JUNIOR The Kawhia Rowing Regatta Club also seek SOCCER CLUB Classified approval to charge a $2 entry fee for persons SELF-CONTAINED rooms available, close over the age of fourteen years to attend the to town, suit adult ANNUAL GENERAL Regatta. MEETING Deadlines worker. Phone 871- Any person objecting to the proposal is called 5645 answer phone. Monday, November 1 TUESDAYS ISSUE upon to lodge notice of their objection and at 7.00pm grounds there of in writing by Monday, THREE bedroom house, 12noon day prior garage and carport, Community Room 1 November 15, 2004 at the Offices of the recently refurbished, Council, Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga sunny location with Waipa District Council Offices THURSDAYS ISSUE rural views, $220p/w. 12noon day prior IAN GOODEN Phone 871-7867. 101 Bank Street class010 ENGINEERING MANAGER Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER PLANTS FOR VEHICLES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED DEALS SALE SALE

MORTGAGES. New, TTee Awamutu FIX THOSE refinance, 1st home, KKIIIIIIDDSS GGEETT annoying window CoConnntinuingtinuing mortgagee sale pend- and door Education Group ing, etc, if its bad or YYOOUURR SSWWAANN TV - AE RIALS hard call us. Phone problems NOW! Pirongia Poor Reception? Conservatories (021) 260-1194 any- PPLLAANNTTSS Want Quality Pictures? Window Handles Golf Club time. at Masons Dr. Marilyn Waring FOR REPAIRS OR Friction Stays Door Handles Hamilton Garden Centre NEW AERIALS Ohaupo Rd, Te Awamutu Door Hinges BOATS FOR SALE Phone 871-6208 Ph Max and Kay Sliding Door Rollers FIGLASS Fireball, Quality Pics Aluminium Frames Major International 14.6, 1986, 70hp VRO 0800 007 667 Security Locks Monday November 1 Johnson motor, fresh Glazing Development Issues or visit us at Kindly sponsored by A Human Rights water use only, can- Window Rubber opy, spare props, ski NGAROTO www.qualitypics.co.nz Safeguard Safes ECO LAB Perspective Tees open pole, excellent order, NURSERIES Wednesday, $7500 ono. Phone CAKES made and 4.00pm - 6.00pm Where savings make November 3, 2004 871-7797 after 7pm. decorated for all occa- $cents Meals available at 9.30am sions, weddings, Lots of prizes as usual Trees and Shrubs birthdays etc. Phone 0800-25-25-00 Waipa FOR SALE Cafe Great Marie Uren (07) 839- Workingmens Club BRAND new F&P Gardens 5830. ST JOHNS Albert Park Drive Tyres! FLY SCREENS fridge, 810 x 530 x CAR valet. Phone Ul- FLY SCREENS $2.00 Hours ANGLICAN 530mm, paid $425, Great tra Clean 871-6662. & DOOR S ALL WELCOME sell $325 ono. Phone 8.30am- 5.00pm CHU RCH 871-7797 after 7pm. Prices! CARPET. Phone Ultra SECURIITY DOORS Wishes to acknowledge OPEN 7 DAYS Clean 871-6662. & WIIN DOWS the generous donations CLOTHING, new, Ngaroto Road Fitting & Balancing COMPLETE cleaning towards our MISSION Volunteers Wanted preloved at Bonafide, Te Awamutu MAGIC SEAL and service. Phone Ultra MARKET given by: Hazelmere Shops, Phone 871-5668 CRIMSAFE Brands Eftpos, credit card fa- Kihikihi Road Clean 871-6662. Magills Meats, Caring Caller Guaranteed products

cilities. 204TC207/04 Te Awamutu Renshaws Butchery, 3 Workshop ELECTRICIAN Personal service FIREWOOD, 5m³, GRAZING Guys Supermarket, Phone 871 3079 ELECTRICIAN Phone Dave 871-7200 Westend Superette, Te An opportunity to $160. 10m³ $290. AVAILABLE Freephone 0800 104 466 Awamutu Fruit and attend the last Phone (07) 878-5242 CHRIS MYLCHREEST Vegetables, Revamp workshop of the or (021) 617-349. AVAILABLE for VEHICLES CHRIS MYLCHREEST Hair, Memories, Valen- year at WANTED Glen Rawson FRIDGE - freezers, all weaner dairy heifers tines Restaurant Hamil- FOR: St John sizes and prices. under monitored sys- LATE model vehicles Plumbing ton, Masons Garden « New Installations Seddon Road Phone 871-5623 Sec- tem. Phone Wendy wanted for disman- Craftsman, Plumber Centre, The Garden Dickson N.Z.G.C « Maintenance Hamilton ond Hand Market. tling - Ford, Holden, and Gasfitter Shop, Mitre 10, The (0274) 972-691 or « Repairs Roofing Maintenance Warehouse Mazda, Mitsubishi. on Wednesday, MARKET STREET 0800-10-84-94. Rosetown Auto Wreck- New November 3 SECOND HAND Phone 871-2914 Phone (027) 222-7590 WAIKATO ers, 2 Bruce Berquist 9.30am to 12noon MARKET Drive, Phone 871-6066. Mobile or 870-2987a/h LIVESTOCK ENDURANCE CLUB (027) 496-7849 Phone (07) 847-2849 WINZ quotations our WANTED HOMEKILLS, Neville Whatawhata Ride specialty WANTED TO BUY Sunday November 7 GARDENER, Ron and Cherie Kemp, We Guarantee our sales. Elder, for all mainte- www.meateater.co.nz, ✰ ✰ 68kms 41kms Free Delivery ANTIQUE HOUSE nance. Ph 871-4282. Phone 871-9995. AC PETFOODS 27kms 12kms Phone 871-5623 Old dolls and prams Varied riding over Now Buying Sterling silver items SHEEP manure, $5 a FARMS FOR SALE rolling farm land and Horses Ornaments Vases forestry. bag, Te Awamutu Cy- cling Club. Phone 0800-834-222 Crystal Paintings BUSINESS SUPER and prints COME AND TRY THIS 871-7978. DAIRY FARM GREAT SPORT DEALS HEADING dog re- Any items of interest DAIRY FARM SPA pool, Capri port- quired for dairy farm, Phone Kerry or able, $3900. Phone Phone 871-7161 Richard (07) 829-8192 must be under com- FOR SALE - 76 H...A 872-4392. business or FOR SALE - 76 H...A AIR FILLS mand, good home. a/h 871-3633 ON site filling. Spence TOPSOIL screened, Phone (07) 825-2801. Improving 76ha dairy farm in TE AWAMUTU Marine phone 871- 2.5m³ loads. Delivered COLOSTRUM AND Maihiihi District 7711. within 10km of Te LIVE CALF PENICILLIN MILK Shared 55,000 kg ms COURIER Awamutu, $60 per metre, $150 per deliv- COLLECTION Phone Mark Bocock Contours: Easy to rolling with some COLLECTION BRAKE servicing, ery. Phone Richard 872-1772 or steeper. Great first farm with potential or Death 871-3396 or Phone 871-5151 Stuart Law Ltd. A C PETFOODS (0274) 746-917 sell the shares and use as dairy support Phone 871-6426. (021) 811-077. unit. Good four bedroom house with ensuite REGULAR and office. 1km to excellent rural school WANTED PUBLIC NOTICES GARAGE SALE PICK UPS For more information and appointment to view

3 Walmsley Street, DRESSMAKER to Phone Vendors Garry and Joyce Voogt TE AWAMUTU ROSE Kihikihi, Saturday, 0800 834 222 make some tops. (07) 873-2701 SOCIETY SPRING SHOW lots to choose from, Phone 871-6243. bargains galore. St Patrick’s Hall TENDERS MONSTER garage LIVESTOCK WANTED Rewi Street, Te Awamutu sale, Cambridge Lions OPEN Shed, Vogel Street, Friday November 5, 1.00pm to 6.00pm Cambridge this Sun- day 8.00am to 12 Saturday November 6, 9.30am to 4.00pm noon.

FOR LEASE CONTRACT 766 PREMISES 78 sq me- Greenlea tres, internal walk-in PREMIER MEATS LIMITED Haerehuka/Bledisloe/Hinewai chiller, large yard, suitable retail or de- Street Water Main Replacement pot. Phone (07) 871- WANTED 7533. Tenders are invited for the supply and installation Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer of up to 689 meters of 100mm Diameter Class D PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL mPVC water main, 368 meters of 63mm MDPE TE AWAMUTU rider main and associated works along parts of COURIER JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER Haerehuka Street, Bledisloe Avenue and Phone 871-5151 A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 Hinewai Street, in Otorohanga. Tenders close at Otorohanga District Council’s office at 4.00pm Monday, November 15, 2004. LIVESTOCK WANTED Tender documents are available from Council’s Maniapoto Street Office or by writing to: BONER COWS WANTED The Engineering Manager Otorohanga District Council Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment P O Box 11 Otorohanga

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Please direct initial all enquiries to Jon Fields, Also empty heifers and potter bulls Services Engineer phone (07) 873-8199

Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 IAN GOODEN Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 ENGINEERING MANAGER PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WORK SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED GST RETURNS Steve’s ARE DUE! OFFAL Specialist Tree SPRAYING Do you need help? HOLES Maintenance Knapsack or Hand Gun Any book keeping Ë Ë Ë Advanced Certificate Proven Reputation The Department of Corrections manages sentences, imposed by the services or in Arboriculture Evaluated Costings courts, through prisons and community-based sentences and provides KING COUNTRY MYOB support DRILLING Pruning Chipping Prompt Professional information to judges to assist them in sentencing offenders. The Service Department's 5,000 staff, working in six services and groups, have a Phone Moira at Dismantling Thinning shared goal of reducing re-offending. The Department is working with * 4 Wheel Drive Tree Felling Book now M¯aori offenders and their community to reduce re-offending by M¯aori Office Works Ltd * Best Equipment offenders. No reira, e te iwi, whakatata whakapiri mai ki tenei kaupapa. on 871-3319 or Selective Crown All enquiries to: * Best Prices reduction TDCCH Ltd. (027) 282-4963 * Foundations FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE Rural Workforce Are you a positive * Lined Soak Holes 870-4318 HOME AND * Associated Phone (0274) 191-591 GARDEN MOWING Concrete Products Role Model? GARDEN MOWING (07) 829-8818 a/h FARM Lawn mowing and PHONE DENNIS EMPLOYEES Public Prisions Service home maintenance COLSON TE AWAMUTU WANTED Waikeria Prison work 0800 DUG HOLES Would like to invite people who are interested in a career as a Any work considered 0800 384 465 PLUMBING AND Corrections Officer to attend an information seminar. Cheap rates DRAINAGE PERMANENT part Free quotes We will be holding a series of information seminars on the Colin Downie time position assist- following dates: Phone (07) 825-2722 PANELBEATING ing with afternoon Plumbing & Drainage DAY DATE TIME or (021) 335-456 milkings, year round Maintenance operation, mainly Wednesday 3 November 2004 3-5 pm HOME § New houses alterations Monday to Friday Saturday 13 November 2004 10-12 pm MAINTENANCE §Septic tank and effluents with other opportuni- Wednesday 17 November 2004 5-7 pm

CONTRACTORS §Blocked drains - Hydro ties available. We re- Saturday 27 November 2004 10-12 noon Panel and Paint quire a reliable per- Lawn Mowing Jet and Camera Wednesday 1 December 2004 3-5 pm son with a mature Gardening 87 Albert Park Drive Phone Saturday 11 December 2004 10-12 noon Section Maintenance attitude and an abil- Te Awamutu (0274) 989-022 or ity to work in a team. Tree & Hedge These are designed to give you a greater understanding of what it Phone 871-6780 871-8976 a/h We offer excellent pay Trimming is like to work in a prison environment. Domestic Cleaning and conditions, 10km You’ll get the chance to hear first hand from some of our staff, Window Cleaning from Te Awamutu. PC PROBLEMS? TREE & STUMP Phone 871-1552. what being a Corrections Officer is all about with a strong Rubbish Removal NO fix, no fee, repairs emphasis on the recruitment process. Section Cleaning from experienced local SERVICE EXTREMELY LOW IT professional. Mo- HOME HELP While support people and family members are welcome please note that children are not permitted to attend. RATES!!! bile upgrades, repairs Call Dennis Clements WANTED Region Waikato/Central and installations ser- PROMPT RELIABLE To attend you must RSVP 3 days BEFORE the seminar date to vice. No call out fees! TOTAL TREE CARE Sharene Viles, Waikeria Prison phone 07 871 1704 ext 77865 or SERVICE!!! Phone Matt (021) Phone 871-5221 BOARD offered to per- email [email protected] CALL NOW 261-5277 or 870-3038. Te Awamutu Owned son in return for (021) 296-2753 housekeeping etc (live We look forward to seeing you there. and Operated in position), close to 300TC201/04 Johnny Nelson PLUMBING beach, must have WASHBRIGHT Spouting, drivers licence. Phone Tree Surgeon (07) 823-6560 or (027) Drainlaying, Heating 496-0739. MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN Stump Removal TREATMENT Friendly Service Reasonable prices § SITUATIONS Low pressure, Exterior Craftsman Plumber Highly qualified § Quality guaranteed VACANT Cleaning 24 Hour Coloursteel roofs Service Ph Mike at FRASERS Roof spray, Tiles and Decromastic Hewitson Plumbing 0800-888-121 Rotary clean, pavers, Phone 871-3620 driveways, footpaths WEEDSPRAYING Commercial buildings Radio Controlled Units Phone (0274) 763-347 t Handgun Work or 871-7389 Rosetown t Gorse DRIVER t Ragwort Lawnm owing DRIVER t Thistles t Industrial Sites GREEN TRAINING Competitive Rates ACRES Phone Phone Marshall for all your lawnmowing Contracting requirements 872-2805 ❧Edges free 871-7896 ❧Pensioner discounts ❧Ride-on mowing RURAL ❧Residential and rural FARM WORK ❧Hedges and rubbish COMPUTER WANTED removal SOLUTIONS For free no obligation quote CROP & Phone Dion 872-2800 Fault Finding/ PASTURE LOUNGE SUITES. Resolution SECURITY officers - Phone Ultra Clean Training SPRAYING are needed! You can 871-6662. Upgrades Phone Neil Drury gain this qualification Repairs by correspondence for (021) 926-315 just $640. Phone Onsite servicing of both Agricultural Contractor 0800-800-043. For a Professional Service, town and rural areas Free Quotes, Call Bryan 872-4665 WORK WANTED at Affordable Rates. or (021) 554-461 “A Moving Experience” “Sick & Tired of Trying to Household or

BusBusiiiiness ness Fix Your Computer?” Ph AME Now! SHUTTLE (07) 858-4506 SHUTTLE • TE AWAMUTU BASED SERVICE! SERVICE or (021) 422-895 • NO CALLOUT FEE! Te Awamutu based PAINTER Shuttles - transfers - TEN years experience. Simple solution - call us on 870 5075 charters Phone Paul (027) 282- for an immediate response, and convenient 8950. Airport transfers Appearing in the Social and private mobile service to your door. 302TC205/04 Courier are WE will come to your functions farm and pick up all STEVE available in colour and your scrap metal and Ph Pat or Deanne COX COMPUTER PHOTOS pay cash. Phone (07) 872-2530 black and white 848-2130 Hamilton. Fax 872-2535 POWER ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE

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SITUATIONS SITUATIONS ENTERTAINMENT VACANT VACANT CAREGIVER SCALE A THE Part time caregiver TEACHER required (Permanent) Experience preferred but not essential as PUAHUE SCHOOL full training will be given. Commence Phone Bev Term 1, 2005 Celebrate Lagwagon live HOTEL (07) 823-6696 (Due to roll growth) Business hours Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the chance to celebrate FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 POSITION available For Year 3, 4 or Lagwagon’s live concert at Auckland’s until February 2005, 5 class Kings Arms this Saturday by winning Band suit keen, reliable Please send your CV a copy of the new CD ‘Blaze’. worker with own ve- and letter to Support acts are Kitsch and Full hicle and current Principal, Nelson. They play Wellington the night before. Tickets are available driving licence, good Puahue School from Real Groovy. remuneration, long R D 1, TE AWAMUTU established business Santa Barbara’s pride and joy, Lag- and clientele, no sell- C L O S E S: wagon, has been belting ‘em out since 1990. Their catchy brand of punk is F•L•BFrom 8 till Midnite ing required. For November 1, 2004 more information an infectious blend of pop and hard- phone Olive 871-6754. core, lyrically tackling an array of TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2 personal politics. SITUATIONS VACANT This punky quintet secured a massive worldwide following with their MELBOURNE fi ve Fatwreck chords full lengths and Lagwagon’s latest full length, HODGSON a touring schedule that would have ‘Blaze’ is their best work yet! made the Stones blush. Almost fi ve years in the making, CUP DAY MOTORS Lagwagon has been a bit quiet of the armchair critics agree this album late while drummer Dave has been was worth the wait. - Sweepstake and Punters’ Club spotted moonlighting as drummer This recent record has got the SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS REQUIRED for both Good Riddance and his other ‘Wagon rolling again and thankfully - Easy Bets on 20 races band Me First and the Gimme Gim- for the thousands of Lagwagon faith- Te Awamutu and surrounding districts mes (vocalist Joey Cape is also is in ful the world over the band has been Assistance is available to obtain a Me First and the Gimme Gimmes). touring non stop and writing even For more information phone passenger service licence. Guitarist Chris Rest, more com- more new material. monly referred to as Leon, spends his To be in to win simply put your Bill 021 264 262 or 870 4025 Phone 871-6373 free time working with sufferers of name, address and daytime contact allergy disorders. number on the back of a standard Jesse was missing in action in the sized envelope, address it to ‘The Lag- - Courtesy Bus Available - Santa Cruz, while Chris Flippin was wagon Blaze Competition’ and make 302TC031-04 somewhere off in Santa Barbara just sure it reaches our offi ce by 5pm next being plain ol’ unusually tall. Tuesday. Have you got something for Sale worth Under $50? Friday YES - Advertise it for FREE!!! Night TIM till late Armstrong MMOOTTOORR VVEEHHIICCLLEE

TTEECCHHNN IICCIIAANN PHONE (07) 871 5151 - FAX (07) 871 3675 We require the services of a fully qualified or partially qualified Technician for our Phone Jacob busy workshop FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING Good rate of pay 871 4768 Pleasant working conditions No more than 10 words per advertisement. 302TC021-04 Brand new workshop Limit one advertisement per person. For Sale items only. Uniform/Tool allowance This coupon only for Residents, not Trade or Commercial Retail Overtime on a regular basis Run-on advertisements only, printed at our discretion, when space permits. Please phone Diane on 872-0017 Star Tavern for more information 1234

KihiKihi 5678 Thursday Night NOVEMBERNOVEMBER FREE 8 BALL COMPETITION URAL OUNDUP 910 RRURAL RROUNDUP 8.00pm Start - 1st prize $100 The November Rural Roundup will be Phone Friday Night published on Tuesday, November 16. Name: ...... Band 9pm till This issue will be focusing on summer crop Oligarchi late options and silage and hay making. Address:...... The deadline for advertising bookings is Sunday Wednesday November 3...... Phone:...... Karaoke Cabaret For advertising contact: with Dave T 3pm Alan Price and Heather Andrew. NB: Only advertisements submitted on these forms accepted. Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers For editorial contact: can bring this coupon in to our office at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Phone 871 7147 Dean Taylor or Cathy Asplin. Courtesy Van Available 302TC041/04 Visit Your www.teawamutu.co.nz Community Check out what’s on • people • links • games Phone 871 5151 - Fax 871 3697 WEBSITE!! List your business • community groups • coming events free PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 Te Awamutu Courier ENTERTAINMENT This is another excellent adult film which we thoroughly recommend. Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, a winning combination, throw in Catherine Zeta Jones and Stanley Tucci and other very good actors and you have a really lovely and remarkably engaging story. It’s got some warm ‘fuzzies’, a bit of romance, humour and drama. Thoroughly recommended. INSPIRED BY A TRUE STORY THE TERMINAL M THU 10.00 & 7.50, FRI 8.05, SAT 8.00, SUN 7.15, MON & TUE 5.50, WED 10.00 & 7.50

ONLY ONE WORD CAN DESCRIBE THIS MOVIE - FABULOUS. Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Jennifer Lopez and a great supporting cast in an adorable film filled with passion for life, love and dancing that will make you feel warm all over. You will walk out Finns touring new album with a smile on your face and a spring in your step. Very highly recommended. Te Awamutu Courier New Zealand number and Tracs give readers one singles and albums SHALL WE DANCE M the chance to win the than any other local THU 10.15, 6.05 & 8.10, FRI 6.10 & 8.15, SAT 4.15, 6.20 & 8.20, celebrated new Cd from acts. Split Enz alone SUN 3.30, 5.35 & 7.35, MON & TUE 6.00 & 8.05, WED 10.15, 6.05 & 8.10 Te Awamutu’s favour- are New Zealand’s most ite sons Tim and Neil successful local chart Julianne Moore, Gary Sinise, Dominic West and Anthony Edwards star in a grippingM Finn. band with four No. 1 entertainer that delivers several jolts to throw the audience off-balance and never lets them ‘Everyone is Here’ is albums, while Neil Finn get upright. “It struck me as the most exciting and original thriller, occult or otherwise, since the second Finn Broth- has the most New Zea- The Sixth Sense.” “You will be engaged and increasingly, pleasurably thunderstruck.” ers’ album, although land No. 1s of any local We think it is suspenseful, intriguing and a very good watch. they were together for act with a total of nine many years in Split albums and four singles THE FORGOTTEN M Enz and briefl y in Neil’s reaching the top of the THU 6.10 & 8.00, FRI 6.00 & 7.50, SAT 6.40 & 8.30, SUN 5.55 & 7.45, band Crowded House. chart. MON & TUE 6.05 & 7.55, WED 6.10 & 8.00 The top selling album The Finn’s have also is backed by an inter- enjoyed success on an An exhilarating marriage of suspense, romance and comedy. A satisfying film every frame of the national tour which international scale with way. Just what the doctor ordered for older moviegoers longing to return to the golden age of hits New Zealand next both their solo careers month with shows in and with Split Enz and film. Auckland, Wellington Crowded House, to- and Christchurch. gether selling over fi ve BON VOYAGE M The tour is a chance million records. FRI 5.50, SAT 4.00, SUN 3.15, TUE 8.15 Book your for the Tim and Neil to ‘Won’t Give In’ is the revisit songs from their fi rst single from the Just about everybody loves the wives. It’s a brilliant, engaging comedic-thriller with a superb cast. CHRISTMAS individual and collec- new album and on re- tive catalogues. lease was immediately FUNCTION Tim and Neil Finn the No. 1 most added THE STEPFORD WIVES M Now have written over 500 song at radio. THU 6.00, SAT 6.10, SUN 5.25, MON 8.15, WED 6.00 Be in quick - dates still available songs, many of them The Finn Brothers Absolutely hilarious. A terrifically entertaining, laugh-out-loud comedy. Members, Affiliated Members & their guests only among the country’s will be joined on-stage best known and best by Tim Smith (Bass) Phone Rafters Restaurant loved - songs like and another set of RUBY & QUENTIN M ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’, brothers Paul Stacey SAT 6.25, FINAL TUE 8.10 870 5578 or 871 3742 a/h ‘Weather With You’, ‘Six (Guitar/Keyboards) Months In A Leaky and Jeremy Stacey A delightful film filled with mystery and enchantment with a great cast. Beautifully set in Italy. WAIPA Boat’ and ‘I’ve Got (Drums).

302TC039-04 WORKINGMEN’S You’ … and that’s just KEY TRAVEL a start. MY HOUSE IN UMBRIA M CLUB ALBERT PARK DRIVE The Christchurch FRI 5.55, SAT 4.25, WED 6.20 They’ve had more show and Auckland’s Saturday, November Side-splitting humour and heart of gold, a natural successor to Waking Ned Devine and 13 show have already Saving Grace. A KANDER & EBBS MUSICAL COMEDY sold out, and a second Auckland Sunday is also selling well. PLOTS WITH A VIEW M Key Travel Te ENDS SOON. SUN 3.20, MON 6.10 Awamutu has the simplest way to see Carries the Manager’s personal recommendation. In a word, this film is WONDROUS. this amazing pair in concert. WONDROUS OBLIVION PG For just $90 they have SAT 4.30, SUN 3.45 great tickets for Satur- day night and they will “I don’t think I’ve ever sat with an audience so personally involved with the story 70 Girls 70 take care of the driving being told on the screen.” s for you, so you can enjoy SET IN THE the night. Phone John Pye on FAHRENHEIT 9/11 M 1970 871 6373 or 021951786 ENDS SOON. THU 7.55, SUN 5.10 director: Coral Taylor to secure the last few tickets. Five Stars. “The result is not only stunning imagery but a sense of actually being there, musical director: June Higham To be in to win the experiencing their horrific journey.” Box Office. An absolute heart-stopper - absorbing and album simply put your thrilling. More enthralling and exciting than any of Hollywood’s Blockbusters. You will gasp, name, address and day- gape, marvel, groan, wince, clutch the seat, try to hide under it. A powerful, TRUE human story. time contact number on Engrossing, moving and ultimately life-affirming. the back of a standard Brilliant. This film is a treat. Hugely recommended. sized envelope, address woolshed it to ‘The Finn Compe- TOUCHING THE VOID M tition’ and make sure THU 5.55, FRI 7.55, SAT 8.10, SUN 7.25, MON 8.00, TUE 6.10, WED 8.15 theatre it reaches our ofﬁ ce by 302TC020-04 5pm next Tuesday. Cnr Mahoe & Churchill Streets Commercial Hotel “Wat’s on @ da Commie” Evening Performances - 8pm F R I D A Y th OPENING NIGHT: November 6 - HIGH STANDARD OF DRESS ESSENTIAL - G freeJukeboxJukebox 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, HURSDAY... S A T U R D A Y 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th T Corporate Club Night IG GUIDE... th CLOSING NIGHT: 20 $3.50 handles, $3.00 house wine and free platters for tables of 4 or more HALLOWEEN PARTY Prizes For Best Dressed! RIDAY... They’re back Matinees - 1.30pm F THEN... Saturday November 13th & 20th SQUALL TIL LATE HARMONYHARMONYTILL LATE ATURDAY... BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS $ .00 S TICKET PRICES: Adults: 18 Spooks, Spirits & Spells $ .00 FUNCTION NOW! School Students & Seniors 65+: 15 HALLOWEEN PARTY Check us out before you look elsewhere... Free shooter to all who dress up in the spirit Available from Paper Plus of things and mystery prizes to the best R E S T A U R A N T dressed - cheap shooters all night and (no phone bookings) $10 TUES & WEDS NIIGHTS!! MZ GODZILLA TIL LATE For enquiries phone The 302TC004-04 Great meals - great value BAR PHONE: 871 7282 -04 Woolshed Theatre on 871 7637 ARAWATA STREET, TE AWAMUTU ALEXANDRA STREET • TE AWAMUTU • PH 871 6100 302TC015-04 CAFE PHONE: 871 8761 NEAT AND TIDY STANDARD OF DRESS IS ESSENTIAL 302TC013- Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 28, 2004 PAGE 23 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TE AWAMUTU OFFICE - 305 ALEXANDRA ST - PH (07) 871 8700 MANAGEMENT TEAM

LINDA SUE STUART MADHUR RHYS DAVE YVONNE MOSEN FORREST PARKER LATA WATKINSON FOWLER ROTHERY MELANIE KEN A/H - 871 3806 A/H 871 9466 A/H - 871 3147 A/H - 871 3147 A/H - 870 3000 After Hours KAWHIA BARKER MCGRATH (027) 273 7483 MOB: 0275 467 212 (027) 283 5928 (027) 679 2224 (021) 60 60 98 07 872 8018 A/H - 07 871 0795 AREINZ AREINZ www.rhys.latest-info.com (027) 419 1271 (021) 185 9736 0274 839 845 0274 984 156 Te Awamutu - 2/309 Cambridge Rd MORTGAGEE AUCTION Te Awamutu - 51 Princess Street $139,000 Pio Pio - 33a Kea Street AUCTION

OPEN HOME OPEN HOME OPEN HOME FRI 1.15-1.45PM NEW FRI 12.30-1PM SUNDAY SUN 2.30-3.30PM SUN 1.45-2.15PM FINAL NOTICE 12-1.00PM FINAL NOTICE

MUST SELL!! Vendor has already bought elsewhere. MORTGAGEE AUCTION CENTRAL TO TOWN Viewing a must with this low maintenance, 3 bedroom, brick home with Looking for an investment property or a first home for yourself. These Low maintenance, garaging, small section with 3 bedrooms and internal garage access. Separate opportunities don’t come along too often so get organised and check out walking distance to all amenities. Positioned for convenience and hobby room and a great view. Call this home which features separate living and dining areas, great garag- placed for sun. Catch this bargain by phoning to view. TA041005. Linda Harty bus 07 873 8700, ing, garden shed and also private back a/hrs 07 873 7012, mob 027 section. TA041004 Stuart Parker Stuart Parker Madhur Lata 2488 404.OHO41004. AUCTIONEER - Ken McGrath AREINZ, 0274 984 156 Bus - 07 871 8700 Bus - 07 871 8700 Bus - 07 871 8700 Auction to be held at 1pm on November 4th, 2004 at Auction to be held at 1pm on November 3rd, 2004 A/H - 07 871 3147 A/H - 07 871 3147 A/H - 07 871 3147 Harcourts Auction Rooms, 130 Maniapoto St, at Harcourts Auction Rooms, 305 Alexandra St, Mob - (027) 283 5928 Mob - (027) 283 5928 Mob - (027) 679 2224 (unless sold prior). Te Awamutu. Otorohanga. Kihikihi - 7A Ballance Street $129,500 Te Awamutu - 60 McGarry Lane $169,000 Te Kuiti AUCTION

OPEN HOME OPEN HOME SUNDAY SUNDAY 12-12.30PM 1-1.30PM FINAL NOTICE

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY “RIVERSIDE LODGE” TE KUITI Land, buildings and business offer a unique investment with growing income and development potential. For auction details call Maureen King bus 07 873 8700, a/hrs 07 878 7833, mob 027 293 0155, or Ian New bus 07 873 8700, a/hrs 07 878 7665, mob 027 294 8154. OHO41003. Otorohanga - Maniapoto St AUCTION

TAKE THE TIME TO VIEW! TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY This home will surprise you. Offering 3 bedrooms, this proper- Be the first to view this family home with 3 bedrooms and open ty also boasts a HUGE outside room plan living offering two living areas. LOCATION LOCATION TOP LOCATION Linda Mosen The family will enjoy the peace and Linda Mosen 534sqm land area with 240sqm building in plus a woodburner in the lounge. prime location. Large retail window with cov- Bus: 07 871 8700 quiet of the outdoor space. Situated in Bus: 07 871 8700 TA040801. ered street frontage with good numbers of A/H - 871 3806 a quiet street you must take the time to A/H - 871 3806 pedestrian traffic. For auction details call John Rothery bus 07 873 8700, a/hrs 07 873 8076, (027) 273 7483 view! TA040815. (027) 273 7483 mob 0275 610 530. OHO41006. Te Awamutu - 1/314 Mutu Street $158,000 Pukeatua - 276 Maunga Road $1,800,000 + GST Waitomo - 909 Te Anga Rd AUCTION

OPEN FARM TUESDAY 12.30-1.30PM OPEN HOME SUNDAY 12-12.45PM YOUR OWN WAITOMO WONDERLAND Imagine coming home to a warm and welcoming 3 bedroom home set in 9.2ha (22+ acres). Beautiful landscaped gardens at the front of the house and native bush as your amazing backdrop and open plan living with woodburner and delightful decks. For auction details call Lynne & Stirling Hadley bus 08 873 8700, a/hrs 07 873 6336, mob 0800 151454 or Noel Thomasen bus 07 873 8700, a/hrs 07 873 8804, mob 0274 935 393. OHO40905. Waitomo - 410 Waitomo Caves Rd AUCTION

LOCATION LOCATION DAIRY UNIT Awesome location with scope to renovate this lovely character If you need a job done properly, do you need to do it yourself? home. Weatherboard construction with stone cladding. 3 bed- This 62.4ha (155 acres) property is set up and ready to go. Well FINAL NOTICE rooms plus enclosed sun porch with very good sized kitchen and fenced into 32 paddocks with good areas to make hay and OPEN HOME SUNDAY 2PM-3PM COMMITTED VENDOR - MUST SELL dining area. Double garage with auto- silage, on 22 aside herringbone dairy This property has two titles. 2 bedroom brick Rhys Watkinson Rhys Watkinson home on a section of 2013sqm and the other matic door and area for the kids to play with good support sheds. 3 bedroom title consists of 3.8369ha of bare land fenced in. This property is in the right location. Bus - 07 871 8700 home with double garage. Currently Bus - 07 871 8700 into 3 paddocks with implement shed and has A/H - 07 870 3000 A/H - 07 870 3000 a native bush in the background. For auction All you need is the right renovations. milking 190 cows with manager who is details call Linda Harty bus 07 873 8700, Mob - (021) 60 60 98 Mob - (021) 60 60 98 a/hrs 07 873 7012, mob 027 2488 404. TA040807. keen to stay on. TA040910. OHO41008.

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