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Set for work? Drilling underway If you are considering returning to the workforce and need some tips, the Altrusa seminar on February 11 is for you. The event helps with how to . . . indications are look for jobs, the job selection there is a substantial process, interviews and ‘ assessments. There’s even a aquifer from 74 to 114 chance to win a financial grant. metres deep. The seminar runs from 7pm- BRENT ORMSBY 9pm in the Qubik boardroom (2 ’ Livingstone Lane). Registrations close February 9 - email: [email protected] or phone 871 5513, 0276925424. Entry is by way of gold coin donation. Sutton leads Te Awamutu Cycling Club’s Frank Sutton takes a two-point lead into Sunday’s fourth round of the Dynamo Events Team Championship. Sutton is bound to come under pressure from second TC040216DT01 placed Michael Torckler of ON SITE supervisor Brent Blindz Direct. Ormsby (left) and drillers Expect fireworks in the Darrell Jones (centre) and Craig women’s race too, with Cycling McIntyre line up the 200mm NZ’s Jaime Neilsen rested from casing, before welding (below), this round. at the Taylor’s Hill test site. The Arohena loop, starting and finishing at Leamington School, sends riders on an undulating course past Lake Karapiro towards Lake Arapuni Search for extra water and back. For more see: Dynamoevents.co.nz supply for Te Awamutu Colour-in... BY DEAN TAYLOR lar intervals the hole is flushed. and win! All going well the ground water The Te Awamutu Courier Drilling for a new bore is well will be pumped today and continue colouring competition (pages underway on Taylor’s Hill as Wai- for three days. Monitoring data pa District Council continues the will be analysed to establish the 12-13) kicks off today and search for a new water supply for amount of water available, as well offers fun for all the family. Te Awamutu. as its quality. Two sections are open Barham United Welldrillers The pumped water will be (adults, children) with prizes of has sunk a 50mm monitor hole and discharged onto the neighbouring Fuji instax mini cameras up for yesterday were completing the paddock and some of this may grabs. 150mm test hole nearby. trickle down Greenhill Drive dur- Entries close March 3 and On site supervisor Brent ing this time. the entire double page must be Ormsby says indications are there The public should not be con- returned to enter (extra copies is a substantial aquifer from 74 to cerned. On-site contractors will be of the page available from our 114 metres deep. monitoring this where possible office). They drilled a 200mm hole to over the next few days. All completed entries go on 114m before sinking a 150mm If the bore proves successful, a display at Te Awamutu casing. new hole will be drilled to establish Museum from March 14. The lengths of casing are a production well similar to the rammed into the hole and welded project on Frontier Road (see Page together as they progress. At regu- 2).

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CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) The bore on Taylor’s “The Frontier Road We welcome letters - preferably via email. They Hill is in addition to the bore is providing a con- should be under 300 words and must have the Frontier Road bore sunk sistent amount of high sender’s name, address and phone number. No in December. quality water, however we pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be Test results last month need around another 1.8 withheld in special circumstances at the discretion confirmed this bore can million litres of water per of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged provide 1.2 million litres day to comfortably pro- and may be edited, abridged or discarded. of water per day. vide enough water for Te MANAGER A production bore was Awamutu.” Alan Price sunk and the well is now “A reliable water [email protected] being developed prior to supply is particularly going into production in important over these sum- EDITORIAL about a month. mer months where hot, Dean Taylor (editor) Site supervisor Bryan dry weather conditions [email protected] Kane says a 300mm pro- see a huge increase in Cathy Asplin (journalist) duction hole was drilled to water use. [email protected] 102 metres and then a “Last week alone Te Colin Thorsen (journalist) 200mm stainless steel Awamutu used 92 million [email protected] wellscreen assembly was litres of water and, for the dropped. A 300mm stain- district as a whole, we saw ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams less steel conductor casing consumption rise to 226 [email protected] sits 12 metres deep from million litres.” ground level to prevent Test results of the Tay- Ange Holt contaminants entering the lor’s Hill bore are [email protected] well. expected to be available Bookings The entire hole was later this month. [email protected] then backfilled with pea CLASSIFIEDS metal and flushed to clean ■ The whole of Waipa Rhonda Oosterman, any contaminants. District, Hamilton City and Tania Cortesi-Western, Two other test bores Waikato District are Julie Montague were also sunk at Te Tahi currently at water alert level [email protected] and Pirongia in recent 2 which means sprinklers months, however these and watering systems can DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 could not supply enough only be used on alternate POSTAL ADDRESS water and have been days between 6-8am and 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 discounted. 6-8pm. Hand-held hosing at OFFICE HOURS Group manager service any time. Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm delivery Barry Bergin PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 said while the success of TC040216DT03 the Frontier Road bore has DRILLING supervisor been great to see, investi- Bryan Kane works up the ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) gation into other bores is well at Frontier Road as it *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 vital. is prepared for production. TE AWAMUTU

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A deeply moving exhibition highlighting the impacts of World War I opens at the Te Awamutu Museum today. The collection by Hamilton- based artist Elwyn Stone comes to Te Awamutu directly from the National Army Museum at Wai- ouru. Ms Stone’s exhibition of mixed media artworks entitled ‘And When He Was Called He Went’ has already been shown in both Hamilton and Stratford and comes to Te Awamutu’s Gavin Gifford Gallery for just three months, following a hugely suc- cessful showing in Waiouru. The collection of artworks is a response to the cataclysmic events of war. Its intention is to recognise the profound effect war has on everyone, not just those who served on the front line. There are 18 pieces in the Vilagrad Winery exhibition including the major work Tears for Our Fallen — 100 years, 100 tears’. Open every Sunday from noon - 4pm This powerful focal piece involves 100 teardrops embel- lished with a remembrance poppy. All the artworks in the exhi- bition are for sale. Cards and prints of the larger artworks will also be available for purchase from Miss Jefferson’s Curios, the Exquisite Mediterranean Cuisine museum’s retail store. The artist has enjoyed Award Winning Wines creative pursuits throughout her life and completed a Bachelor of Media Arts, majoring in paint- BOOK NOW ing, in 2010. 702 Rukuhia Rd RD2 Ohaupo Hamilton As well as working with paint, Ms Stone also works with print, 07 825 2893 or photography and sculpture. She exhibits regularly and is visit www.vilagradwines.co.nz also an art tutor. TC040216SP03A For more information about ARTIST Elwyn Stone with major work Tears for Our Fallen — 100 this and others exhibitions go to years, 100 tears which is part of her ‘And When He Was Called He www.tamuseum.org.nz Went’ exhibition at the Te Awamutu Museum. Details of wartime history

BY CATHY ASPLIN before being presumed killed in action on September 17, Travel 1916, having served just over two years. The Wellington Explorer When Jean Anderson of Wellington was researching He was posthumously awarded three service medals: Thursday 17th Sunday 20th March 2016. Return travel on the Northern Explorer Train from Te Awamutu to Wellington. Shuttle family history she was surprised to see a wartime letter the 1914-15 Star, the British War Medal, and the Victory from Wellington Railway Station to accommodation. Three nights penned by her great-uncle had been published in a Te Medal. These were posted to his father. accommodation - Superior room at Mercure Wellington Hotel or a Harbour View Room at Rydges Hotel. Awamutu Courier World War I commemorative feature. Will, whose profession was stated as survey linesman, Half day city tour. Free day to visit ‘Gallipoli: The Scale of our War’ The Victoria University associate claimed to have had military training Wellington exhibition at Te Papa. professor had been gathering informa- with the 16th Waikato and 2nd Welling- From $620.00 per person twin share. tion about the Linton family and was ton East Coast regiments. Day Trip to National Park especially interested in her paternal He enlisted with the 1st Auckland Thursday 17th March 2016. great-uncles Robert Charles (known as Infantry Battalion and was promoted to Travel to National Park on the Northern Explorer Train from Te Awamutu. Lunch at Chateau Tongariro. Return coach to Te Bert) and Andrew William (known as Corporal on April 25, 1915 and to Acting Awamutu. Will) Linton. Sergeant on September 29 1915, at National Park $149.00 per person. When we originally published Will’s Mudros (on the island of Lemnos). letter (see page 5) we knew few details When his sergeant died of wounds he Great Barrier Escape about the local soldiers, but she was was again promoted, this time perman- Flights with Sunair from Hamilton to Great Barrier, depart Fridays able to provide us with more informa- ently. 7.30am, return Sundays 4.30pm. 2 nights at Great Barrier Lodge in a waterfront studio unit with tion about the Mangapiko brothers who His record shows that he was breakfast. Return shuttle transfer to Hamilton Airport, 3 days paid the ultimate price for their country wounded more than once. Great Barrier car hire. during WWI: The first was in the Dardanelles $820.00 per person twin share. Both brothers enlisted in August 1914, (Gallipoli) on June 5, 1915. Coromandel Escape just a few days after Britain declared He was treated aboard the SS Galeka Take a couple of days to enjoy the Thames Coast. Visit the war (August 4). before being transferred to the Austra- Miranda Shorebird Centre and then take a drive up the coast road to Coromandel Town. Whole day to enjoy Driving Creek Robert was 24, while Will gave his lian General Hospital at Helouan and Railway, Coromandel Gold Stamper Battery & The Waterworks. date of birth as July 14, 1894, which then onto Base at Zeitoun. Includes two nights at Anchor Lodge Motel. Visit Rapaura Water would have made him just 20 years old. He rejoined his unit in the Coromandel Gardens on your way home. Self drive. In fact, he was born in 1895, and was Dardanelles on July 28, before being $280.00 per person twin share. therefore only 19. wounded again and admitted to the Rotorua Break 1 Neither was particularly tall, at 5ft 8 ⁄2 ANDREW WILLIAM LINTON Lowland Casualty Clearing Station. Enjoy the geothermal and activity capital of the North Island. 1 Spend three nights at either Sudima Hotel, Red Rock Thermal and 5ft 6 ⁄2 respectively. Robert was fair, He was back with his unit in Gallipoli Motel or Palm Court Motel. with fair hair and blue eyes, while Will had dark brown on December 7 and left for Alexandria on December 27. From $545.00 (2 adults & 2children). hair, a dark complexion and brown eyes. On March 18, 1916, he rejoined his unit at Ismailia, From $360.00 (2 adults). Rotorua (Ask us about our add-on packages - ‘relax & unwind’, ‘adrenalin Robert’s profession was stated as a farmer. after being hospitalised there on February 29. rush’ & ‘family fun’). He had already been a member of the territorial army, On September 28, just days after his brother went Experience Stewart Island 4th Waikato regiment. missing, he was wounded, in France and admitted to Available dates in April 2016. 3 nights at Stewart Island Lodge, king According to his record he joined the Auckland hospital in Rouen. or twin room with breakfast. Coach transfer from Airport Mounted Rifles and after preliminary training he was He then spent time in hospitals in and around London. to Bluff, Ferry to Stewart Island, Village and Bays Tour, Patterson Inlet Cruise and Ulva Island Tour, return flight from Stewart Island to shipped out for Gallipoli (via Egypt) on May 9, 1915. In March 1917 he was ‘on leave’ in Codford and it was Invercargill. Free time to explore the many walking tracks, guided On October 28, 1915 he ‘reported sick’ at Mudros and probably when he had his photograph taken with his Stewart Island night time kiwi spotting or to just relax and enjoy the scenery. was admitted for ‘debility’ to the Australian General sergeant’s stripes (pictured). $695.00 per person twin share. Hospital on Lemnos. He was judged to be fit for full duties on September 12, i-SITE gift vouchers available for all these tours and many other travel products we sell A month later he rejoined his unit at Zeitoun camp, 1917. Book local and support the Te Awamutu i-SITE near Cairo, before being posted to the 1st Battalion In April 1918 he was transferred from the 1st Battalion FOR ALL YOUR INTERISLAND FERRY,TRANS SCENIC, INTERCITY AND ACCOMMODATION Auckland Infantry Regiment at Moascar on March 18, Auckland Regiment to the 1st Battalion Auckland THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND 1916 as the NZEF was reorganised. Infantry Regiment. On April 6 he was aboard the Franconia, leaving Port He was killed in action on August 17, 1918 near Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre Said en route for France, bound for the Somme. Bapaume on the Western Front, just under three months Gorst Avenue, Ph 871 3259, [email protected] Here he was wounded in the field on September 17, before the Armistice was declared. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 4, 2016 Want 2016 to be the start of something great?

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TC040216SP05A A.W. (Will) Linton as a boy (first on horse), with brother Robert (standing in front of him) their grandfather (also Robert) and other members of the Linton family.

Corporal A.W. Linton writing to his was no benzine in the lighter or matches in parents at Mangapiko from a military the box, however I will get them filled before hospital in Egypt, on June 25, 1915... I go back. I am back in Egypt again for a short The last letter I received from you was spell in the hospital here with a slight written on April 25, the day we landed on wound in the hand, which no doubt makes the Peninsula, and a day I am not likely to With over 130 pools to our name and over 16 years combined my writing hard to read. forget. experience, we can help you with any aspect of your pool restoration. It is only a slight scratch and I expect to I have been promoted to Corporal be discharged from the hospital in a day or already and I hope to do better than that so. before I am finished. I was seven weeks in Turkey before I got It will be some time before I go back, as hit and I find they are a very inhospitable my fingers are still a little stiff and I have a people. small piece of nickel in the back of my right The fighting has been pretty fierce at hand. times, especially on the first day we landed, Still it is not bad when I can write with but my good fortune has always stuck to it. me. Do not trouble yourself if you do not get The New Zealand nurses are in the letters from Bert or me regularly now, as hospital here now and they are finding sometimes it is very difficult to get a letter plenty to do. away and the mails are not regular - they The fourth reinforcement with Ned go when they can. Clarke and the McConkeys joined us before I have had some great experiences over I came away. on the Peninsula. One is watching the huge I saw Ned several times, he was quite 15-inch shells of the Queen Elizabeth fired well. several miles out at sea, roaring over our I saw Bert (Linton) several times with heads and bursting a few hundred yards the Mounteds, who are over there without ahead of us. I am glad she is on our side. their horses. I think I have told you all I can and We both received your parcels, but there writing is not so easy just now. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 4, 2016 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WHAT’S HOT Disgust at change Research need WHAT’S NOT How many customers out there When I rang EnviroWaste they for free dinner are disgusted with the demand said two letters had been sent, but that you pay your EnviroWaste on further questioning, admitted bill monthly by direct debit only they weren’t. I read the article re- doing the cooking, and not six monthly or yearly if Being a loyal customer of many garding the ladies who ordering in special HOT you choose too. years I think it is disgusting how provided Christmas supplies and giving up ■ Kind person who handed in my No prior notice was sent out these overseas-owned businesses dinner at the Methodist their Christmas days bankcard to the ASB, thanks! until after the old contract had treat us and lying to customers is Church Hall, and while with their own families expired and the first direct debit not acceptable. their intentions are were not advised that ■ Young man who regularly rides his was due. I begin to wonder where are commendable, I do hope up to 20 people were not mobility scooter through Memorial Naturally the first direct debit our payments going to as you they do some thorough coming, which is cer- Park and picks up litter. Bravo! was more than agreed to as it was cannot make any high contact research before repeat- tainly the difference ■ over the Christmas, New Year with the business other than the ing this exercise next between profit and loss. The great job the Te Awamutu period when very little mail days New Zealand office. year. Choosing not to go Library staff do in picking out books were available. FLORENCE STEVENSON Having had Christ- to a free dinner at the for people that are unable to get to mas dinner at the RSA last moment leaves a the library, as well as the volunteers and Freeman Court at lot of people with any- who deliver them. Great service. various different years thing but a Extra profit in account it saddened me to learn Christmassy feeling, NOT that some people who and if they choose not ■ I would like to tion account was folk who have had put their names to repeat the experi- The people who have given know if any others $401.75 but now I’m wheelie bins in Te down for Christmas ence I certainly could McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway a cur- have complained informed I must pay Awamutu that have dinner, but not paid, not blame them. few. It has been there for 62 years - about EnviroWaste $34.82 monthly by di- to pay this way, had allowed those DOREEN KELLY don't make other people suffer accounts now they in- rect debit. EnviroWaste are because you don't like the noise. form us we cannot The total cost now making a huge extra pay the account is $417.84. I am paying profit. ■ Owners not picking up their dog’s yearly. $16.09 extra per year. BARBARA Change unsettling poo on Lake Ngaroto boardwalks. My annual collec- If we add all the O’REGAN Your animal, your responsibility. It grieves me to see a improvement and who ■ four-lane road turned thinks it is not. People helping themselves to Kihi- into a two-lane road, I once lodged a com- kihi’s community vege garden with- with no passing plaint about road out asking or even offering to help Offer to respond given possibilities or very marking, which took with some weeding. short ones. me into the neighbours’ Te Awamutu Courier made an issue. I find the steel ropes garage — but I may as offer to EnviroWaste to respond The offer remains, as does the in the centre very well have talked to a TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. to the concerns of the above opportunity for the public to air unsettling when I drive brick wall. letter writers, but had not re- their views on the matter that stretch and would At least I may have Send to 021 241 4568 sponded by the deadline for this through the Letters to the Editor. be interested to know got an echo. who thinks this is an FRANS VAN SCHIE EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Send to [email protected] We welcome your letters - preferably via email. Letters should be under 300 words and must have the sender’s name, address and phone number included. The letter will be published with the writer’s name (no pseudonyms accepted) and names will only be withheld DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. in special circumstances at the discretion of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged and may be edited, abridged or discarded. Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street [email protected] Thursday, February 4, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 7 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Tonia Brugh LLB (Hons) Back and blooming Senior Associate

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ith succession front of land farm owner is marching proach for farmers right now. occurs,” says Mr Bennett. mind for New Zealand steadily towards 60, and the “Farmers are currently exposed Outside of selling or other- Wagriculture, a North forecast capital required to re- to historically low interest rates wise divesting the farming busi- Island sheep and beef farmer place their exit has been estim- on cash deposits, and many are ness assets, Mr Bennett turned agribusiness advisor is ated at over NZ$60 billion, it’s either unfamiliar with or averse encourages farmers to explore encouraging farm owners to easy to see why there are widely to the risks associated with the following available options: explore all of the options before held concerns,” says Mr higher return investments, such • equity partnerships settling on a succession plan. Bennett. as shares or commercial prop- • profit sharing Sean Bennett (pictured), a Mr Bennett highlights the erty investments.” • traditional leasing veteran of 20 years on the land two-part nature of the succession There are alternative options • modern leasing, where the prior to becoming an issue. “You have older farmers Mr Bennett notes, however, they lease cost is linked to commodity agribusiness advisor for Crowe seeking to release capital for require a different mindset, with prices Horwath, suggests retirement, whilst the next gen- the realisation that for many, • wages plus performance-based that succession is eration are often struggling to farming has become a business incentives. one of the in- raise enough to get them- rather than a lifestyle. “If these “When done well, these dustry’s selves a foothold in the farm business owners were options allow the farming busi- biggest industry.” aware of alternate options to ness to generate retirement in- challenges Mr Bennett says, hold onto their asset base and come and retain key staff, whilst over the those retiring want earn an income from it, they providing young people with the next dec- options that provide them may consider leaving their in- opportunity to progressively gain ade. with a reliable income that vestment inside the business,” management control and get “When is inflation protected. says Mr Bennett. rewarded for achieving results,” you consider Traditionally, the plan On the other side of the says Mr Bennett. the average would have been to sell succession tale, attracting the He maintains those with ‘skin age of a some or all of the assets to next generation into farming and in the game’ consistently pro- New Zea- family members, or to out- providing pathways to farm duce superior results to those side interests through the ownership have been part of an who do not, and that bringing traditional channels. ongoing battle for the industry. new people into a farming However, Mr Mr Bennett believes it will business provides exposure to Bennett take a commitment from all different skill sets, enthusiasm warns that stakeholders to achieve lasting and perspectives. releasing success in this area. “We must “The results produced by our all the create visible pathways for pro- best young farmers show the farm gression, together with a clear considerable potential that exists equity for understanding of what makes within the next generation of invest- these pathways successful. Pro- farmers and there are opportun- ment else- viding support to connect in- ities for current farming business where dividual parties is also a key owners to take advantage of this might not component to ensuring an and have their asset continue to be the op- economically and socially suc- work for them into retirement,” timal ap- cessful generational transition says Mr Bennett.

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LEFT: Anne RIGHT: Budding Burdon took this photographer Ava photo of her son Gallien (14) put her Tate (2) cooling off waterproof camera under the outdoor to good use in the shower on a very surf, snapping this hot day while photo of her father visiting friends at Peter with younger Papamoa. sister Jade (2). The family had a fabulous holiday at Papamoa.

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The Pro Dirt Super Saloon Series is heating up, with only NEXT PUBLISHING 37 points separating the top THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11 two cars after a drama-filled Motoring updates and informative editorial. latest round at McDonald’s Advertise your great deals and services. Kihikihi Speedway. Wellington’s Mark Pitcher, in car 9W, goes into the sixth PHONE ANGE OR DEAN TO round at Palmerston North on BOOK YOUR SPACE TODAY Saturday leading with 1146 07 871 5151 points from Mt Maunganui’s Terry Corin (41M) 1109, Chris Te Awamutu Cowling (27M), 1073, Mark Courierr Osborne (16M) 1029 and Lance Jennings (96A) 1026. Corin won his first heat, then had a DNF. He started from grid five in the feature race, held his line and kept his patience for 25 laps on a very slick track to take the chequered flag. Osborne, a former New Zea- land Super Saloon champion and last year’s Pro Dirt Series winner, was on top of the leader board going into round five at Kihikihi. On a forgettable night for the McDonald’s sponsored car, mechanical problems TC040216SP16: GRAHAM HUGHES SPORTSWEB PHOTOGRAPHY. prevented him from finishing MT MAUNGANUI’S Terry Corin on his way to winning The Pro Dirt Super Saloon Series 25 lap both heats. feature race at McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway. With the problem fixed, he had to start from the back of it out of the race. John Roberts 43M (ex NZ Each driver gets two races the field on grid 16 for the final The track referee sent champion on speedway bikes) to gain points to secure grid 25 lap feature race won by Osborne to the back of the field also made contact with positions for the final 25 lap Corin. for causing the accident. With another car, losing all his feature race. This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Running the outside line on only five laps remaining, he passing points for doing so. Group A, B raced in heat Council procedures. A complaint a slick track is like standing on could not make up the distance Super saloons are a non- one, won by Pitcher, from 1NZ must first be directed in writing to the thin ice, but to Osborne’s and finished fifth. contact class in NZ Speedway Steve Flynn and Roberts; editor’s email address. If not satisfied credit, he coped admirably. The Pro Dirt Series has its rules and regulation. In the Group B, C raced in heat two with the response, the complaint may After 20 laps he had rocketed own referee who excluded all Pro Dirt series, drivers claim taken out by Corin, with 71M be referred to the Press Council, P.O. into second place and was racing points from Osborne in two points for every car they Russell Donovan second and Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington looking to challenge for the the feature race for causing pass. Roberts again third, and 6143. Or use the online complaint form lead from Pitcher. such a huge crash. The 18 cars entered at Kihi- Group C, A raced in heat three at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Drama then unfolded as The points tally for the top kihi were divided into three won by 27M Chris Cowling, include copies of the article and all Osborne’s car made contact drivers got a real shake up equal groups of six cars. Group from 96A Lance Jennings and correspondence with the publication. with the Pitcher car, spinning after round five. A, Group B, Group C. 13B Mick Quin.

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Te Awamutu has a proud re- BY COLIN THORSEN however going into the last day cord at the North Island Pony Club with an eight-shot lead was Show Jumping Championships be- Te Awamutu’s Jill Morgan pretty scary and I put all sorts of ing staged at Leamington. cruised to an eight-shot victory pressure on myself initially, While this year’s team is not in the New Zealand Mid Ama- with a resulting four consecu- expected to feature at the top, they teur Golf tournament. tive bogeys. have riders capable of top 10 The reigning New Zealand “Fortunately the other two individual placings. Women’s Senior Champion contenders were also dropping a More than 40 teams of six riders prevailed with a three-round few shots, which helped me. are expected to vie for overall total of 237 at the Mangawhai Amazingly, we all finished honours on Saturday and Sunday. club. shooting 77 so the margins in Te Awamutu will be represented Morgan opened with a one- scores remained the same.” by senior riders Abby Miller over par 73 before carding Morgan says Mangawhai, (Byways Starfire) and Mackenzie rounds of 73 and 75. north of Auckland, is a lovely Bellfield (Paintmy Storm), Taranaki’s Debbie McCullum course — very hilly with the intermediates Brooke Burgess of the Te Ngutu club finished most challenging tiered, sway- (Lost in Translation) and Leah second on 245. ing greens she has ever played Bellfield (Fun Colours), and “I was absolutely stoked to on. juniors Ashlee Strawbridge win the title. Chipping in for an “To win the 30 plus New TC041214CT01 (Apache) and Emerald Barlow eagle on the final par five capped Zealand title following on from Sweet swinging Te Awamutu golfer Jill Morgan. (Ivy). off the weekend,” Morgan told the 50 plus veterans’ title early Mackenzie Bellfield is the the Courier. last year has been very hum- the NZ Pro-Am played the day will play on the Thursday with team’s most experienced member, “I had played pretty well bling.” before the NZ Women’s Open in one of the women pros and a competing four years running un- throughout the first two days, Part of her prize is a place in at Clearwater. She member of the NZ golf board. til last year when she and her sister Leah had a break from show jumping champs. Mackenzie gained a rider style prize as a Price, Singh to fore in nail-biting draw junior and placed fourth and eighth as a senior in 2014, riding up a grade when still eligible for A Clint Price century and a bag of 11 then striking the pads in his second over and getting starts without going on to threaten the intermediate competition. wickets for Sunil Singh were features of a nail- having the other opener out LBW. The last ball Pirongia total. In 2012 MacKenzie was a mem- biting drawn match between Te Awamutu of his third over was hit straight to mid on from Nick Cochrane with 3-36 was the best of the ber of the Te Awamutu Pony Club Sports and Otorohanga in Waikato Valley their main run scorer but was put down. Pirongia bowling attack. team which finished runners-up in cricket. Kaipaki suffered a 10 wicket loss to Cam- Te Awamutu Marist lost a low scoring game the two-day Bruce Forbes Teams Singh followed up his extraordinary first bridge who chased down the 60 runs required against Kaihere by 27 runs. Training Event Championship in day bowling figures of 9-94 with two second for outright victory in 11 overs without losing a Marist bowled and fielded well to dismiss the Masterton. The six-strong team of innings wickets, helping Otorohanga hold out wicket. opposition for 99 runs in 26 overs, taking some Te Awamutu riders also won the for a draw at Kihikihi Domain on Saturday. In division two, Pirongia coasted to a 100 run sharp catches. Memorial Cup for best overall VE Vets Te Awamutu Sports Blue looked win over Pratt’s Milking Machines Te Awa- Mark Coates was a stand out in the field dressage score. headed for victory after claiming the oppo- mutu Sports Gold after posting an imposing taking four catches. Abby Miller has also ridden in a sition’s ninth wicket with still three overs in 243/7 in 40 overs. Joe Bain again led from the front with the team for a number of years. She hand but was unable to inflict the killer blow. Josh Buist continues to impress, scoring a new ball, claiming 3-24, and Kerry Davis 3-15. placed in the accumulator at North After his father Clint had scored a splendid well-compiled 80, and Calvert 83. Marist’s run chase never got going, dis- Island Champs. The rest of the ton, 12-year-old Kuwyn Price opened the TA Devante Waho was again the pick of the TA missed for 72 in 21 overs. team are new to show jumping Sports’ bowling in the second innings. Sports bowlers, claiming 4-33 off eight overs Davis completed a good double, top scoring champs, the first year for some He claimed 2-7 off three overs playing in only including a three wicket maiden. with 30. time that the team are all TAPC his second senior A game, having started with a TA Sports were dismissed for 143 with Dan Coates was named the Redoubt Bar and members and not draft riders. wicket maiden bowling their opening batsman, Reason 34, Waho 26 and Cam Crombie 20 all Eatery player of the day for his fielding heroics.

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Park deemed to be Charlotte are Phone 871 6962 delighted to announce We would like to Saturday 6 February - Open 8am-12 noon abandoned - will be the arrival of Michael express our heartfelt Te Awamutu Scout Hall, sold to recover unpaid and Kay’s first thanks for all the love, Public Notices George Street Monday 8 February - CLOSED fees. grandson kindness and support we have received since This is the first "Harrison William" TE AWAMUTU SCOUT GROUP “I can offer you pain 56 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu | P 871 3288 notice. the passing of our relief and healing Born four weeks early amazing husband and Phone Contact: 871 7722 at Christchurch using dad. As it is not without drugs Hospital on 20 possible to thank low level laser therapy. December, 2015, Annual Muster Night TE KAWA WEST everyone personally, When: 6pm - 7pm, Tuesday 9 February 2016 weighing 2320gms (5lb please accept this YOUNG FARMERS 2oz). 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WED 10:10, 5:30 & 7:45 and we have a double pass In the mid-Sixties Judith Theatre one final time as she “A very loveable adventure for all.” up for grabs for you to join Durham’s iconic voice, as bids farewell to her legions ------in this momentous and the legendary and much- of fans in the best way Allan. “A very, very good gripping much anticipated occasion. loved lead singer of The possible, sharing the music ODDBALL & THE PENGUINS G masterpiece. A great insight on Experience the heartfelt Seekers, propelled the group you have all come to know FRI (HOME EARLY) 5:35, how a big undercover story breaks.” emotion of ‘the real Georgy to the top of the world charts and love. SAT & SUN 2:40, MON 3:15 Girl’ — live on stage! time and time again — often This will be afternoon to Graeme. To cater for her fans of all outselling The Beatles and remember and an experi- Dramatic, heart- pounding, and ages, Durham has person- The Rolling Stones. ence you will never forget! necessarily made. It’s one of ally requested an early start The Seekers’ million- Tickets from Ticketek. the most important and best time for her performance in selling hits include Georgy films this year. Hamilton’s beautiful and Girl (Oscar-nominated Best ■ You can enter by text (write BIG SCREEN iconic Founders Theatre Original Song), I’ll Never TAC Judith Durham Farewell “Excellent, totally which will kick off at Find Another You (more Tour plus your name, address EPIC HITS absorbing true insight. 4.30pm. than 15 million hits on and send it to 021 241 4568) or Fans have been known to YouTube to date) and heart- mail (address to Judith Durham HUNGER GAMES: A ‘must-see’ for mature travel halfway around the felt epic The Carnival Is Farewell Tour Competition and people.” Allan. world to hear Judith’s one- Over (No.30 in ‘UK Top 100 include your name, address and MOCKINGJAY - PART 2 M in-a-million golden voice, Best Selling Singles Of All daytime phone number). 4TH MONTH. SPOTLIGHT M and to experience the magic Time’), When Will The Good Deadline is 5pm Tuesday. SAT & SUN 7:25, MON 2:55 THU 5:25 & 7:40, ------FRI 10:00, 5:25 & 7:40, This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting “Saw it and liked it. Went back and SAT & SUN 12:40 & 7:35, families of children with cancer. saw it in our , MON 5:20, absolutely fantastic. WED 10:00, 5:25 & 7:40 It’s an experience.” Allan. ------An adorable mixture of empathy, STAR WARS M love, fun and sadness. THIS 3RD MONTH. One of the greatest SAT & SUN 5:10, MON 3:05 SATURDAY ------French films in the “Unbelievably last ten years, astounding, incredible, which should captivate the world Te Awamutu Bible Chapel as Amelie or Intouchables did stunning, brilliant. before. You will laugh and Swarbrick Drive – 12.30pm Another Dances With Wolves. you will definitely cry. Riveting, you will be thoroughly “Best movie I’ve seen recently absorbed. Will become one of the FRIDAY (or anyway, most enjoyable).” all-time movie greats.” Allan. ENTERTAINMENT Wingmen - Joe Moodabe. (no cover charge) THE REVENANT R16 THE BELIER FAMILY M AT ITS FINEST From 9pm THU & FRI 7:30, THU 5:45, FRI 10:20 & 5:45, SAT & SUN 5:00 & 7:00, SAT & SUN 5:25, MON 1:20, PROMOTE YOUR DONEKIDS ZONE SUNDAY FROM MON 4:45, WED 7:30 WED 10:20 & 5:45 EVENT HERE DEAL10am-5pm ------KidsFrom Eat For9pm Free THE FINEST HOURS PG Every Tuesday and Thursday OPEN Waitangi THU & FRI 5:15 & 7:50, Robert De Niro and Zac Efron in the Phone 871 4768 Day from 2pm SAT & SUN 2:50 & 7:45, hilarious, outlandish, MON 12:50 & 5:45, TUE 5:45, WED 5:15 & 7:50 fresh, daring, laugh-out-loud and entertaining www.teawamutu.nz/courier comedy. 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