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Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 2, 2021 No Rush As Te Awamutu Welcomes Level 3 Next to Te Awamutu The Hire Centre Te Awamutu Landscape Lane, Te Awamutu Thursday, September 2, 2021 0800 TA Hire | www.hirecentreta.co.nz Level 3 at last The feasting begins, businesses back McDonald's Te Awamutu was lit up for breakfast as day one of level 3 dawned — but there wasn't the queue seen after lockdown 2020. Photo / Dean Taylor Caitlan Johnston made by messaging either of the businesses' social media pages. n the first day of alert level ■ Storyteller: 221 Mahoe St, 07 870 3 yesterday, Te Awamutu 2560 residents didn’t rush to get The eatery and bar will be operating their coffee and takeaway from 5pm to 7.30pm for dinner ser- Ofix — a stark contrast to the crowds vice, they have a menu available created after last year’s March during alert level 3 that can be viewed lockdown. on their social media pages. Orders On Tuesday at 11.59pm, every- can be made over the phone, online where south of Auckland changed to at foodbooking.com or through the the new alert level, which meant Red Kitchen manager Areta A steady line was forming at A customer collecting their order “How to Order” button on their some businesses, such as cafes, could Jamieson-Te Huia back in the cafe. McDonald’s yesterday morning. from Central Cafe's contactless pick- Facebook page. Payments can be begin operating again — as long as Photo / Caitlan Johnston Photo / Caitlan Johnston up system. Photo / Caitlan Johnston made online or via PayWave. Pick- they can do so in a legally way. up and free delivery are available. There were, however, only a few pay online, over the phone or in for contactless pickup and delivery. made via the cafe’s app, called Red ■ The Redoubt Bar and Eatery: 423 people here and there seen at popular another contactless way and to be Orders can be made online at www. Kitchen, which can be downloaded Alexandra St, 07 871 4768 cafes and food spots around town. able to legally deliver and pick up thenoodleshop.booknorder.co.nz from the Apple Store and Google Play. Food will be available to order for If getting out and about to support goods. ■ Lemongrass Thai Cuisine: 53 It features their entire food and drink pickup or delivery. Orders can be local businesses, customers are not Physical distancing rules are to be Sloane St, 07 871 8221 menu. made by phone or at www. permitted to go on to any business followed, masks must be worn and Orders need to be made online at ■ Churchills: 1 O¯ haupo¯Rd, 07 871 teawamutu.redoubtbarandeatery.co. premise except for supermarkets, basic hygiene measures should be www.lemongrassthai.booknorder.co. 8830 nz. dairies, butchers, fishmongers, maintained by operating businesses. nz. Pickup and delivery are available. Cafe food can be ordered by phone ■ Fahrenheit: 13 Roche St, 07 871 greengrocers, petrol stations, Local business owners are wel- ■ Central Cafe: 201 Alexandra St, 07 between 7am and 3pm. Some of the 5429 pharmacies or permitted health coming alert level 3 and the following 870 4055 food available includes pies, burgers, The restaurant will be offering services. is a list of some of the businesses that The cafe is serving coffee, breakfast, eggs benedict, arancini and more. contactless pickup and delivery for Businesses are required to display are open and operating in some way: pies, muffins and more from 6am to Coffee is also available. orders from 5pm today. Orders can a Covid-19 contact tracing QR code 1pm for contactless pickup. Orders ■ Kathy Cosmetics and Gifts / The be made via phone only and payment and provide an alternative tracing Food and coffee can be made via phone or email to Baker: 191 Alexandra St can be made by credit/debit card over system so customers can sign in or ■ The Noodle Shop: 124 Sloane St, [email protected]. Coffee, savouries, sweets and breads the phone or by bank transfer. provide their contact details. 07 871 2070 ■ Red Kitchen: 51 Mahoe St will be available for purchase and Contactless means to be able to Open seven days a week again and Orders for click and collect can be contactless pickup. Orders can be continued on A2P2 INTRODUCTORY OFFER 12 MONTHSS Interest Free Cow TRAQ ™ Collars * 30% deposit, balance paid over 12 equal payments Know your cows,track your herd 3YR 10 0 % REPLACEMENT Te Awamutu 07 871 6781 Ōtorohanga 07 873 8500 Putaruru 07 883 3423 *Offer valid for a limited time *30% deposit,balance paid over 12 equal payments. Minimum spend $40,000.00 2 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 2, 2021 No rush as Te Awamutu welcomes level 3 Circulated free to over 14,000 homes in continued from A1P1 their Facebook page or by email at warrants of fitness and mechanical Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. [email protected]. and auto electrical car repairs. If ■ Doe & Co: Te Kawa Crossroads ■ Narrativ: 65 Alexandra St, 07 needed, cars can be picked up and CIRCULATION 14,180* Hall, 0279480362 8701879 dropped off. Bookings can be made Cheese scones, carrot cake loaf, The shop will be selling its babies by calling the office or emailing PHONE: 07 871 5151 muffins and coffee will be available and children's essential needs, care [email protected] POSTAL ADDRESS: to order from the food and coffee and wellbeing products and ■ Love Thy Lawn: 021 178 9897 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, cart. Coffee can be pre-ordered via homewares from their website The business is operating for Te Awamutu 3840 text. Baking orders can also be www.narrativ.co.nz and operating Wednesday, Thursday and Friday made to [email protected] with a click and collect system this week offering contactless lawn OFFICE HOURS: ■ Columbus Coffee: 670Cam- from the shop. Pickup days are set care service. Bookings can be made Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm bridge Rd to change, check the businesses by phone or email at Closed Public Holidays The cafe at the Mitre 10 Mega Facebook or Instagrampage for [email protected]. ■ DELIVERY QUERIES: 0800 111 200 premises has set up a makeshift Kathy Kearns (left) and daughter information. Focused Physiotherapy: 13/670 drive-through in the carpark. Cof- Paige are serving up treats from Cambridge Rd, 07 871 4321 EDITORIAL fee and a selection of cabinet food The Baker, including coffee, Service Services are available via ■ Dean Taylor (Editor) can be ordered online at pastries and bread. Central Kids Kindergartens Telehealth from Monday to Friday, columbuscoffee.co.nz. The open- Photo / Caitlan Johnston The Hazelmere (07 871 4548), Rewi 8am to 5pm offering general Ext: 67705 0274 819951 ing hours are Monday to Friday St (07 871 5438) and Kihikihi (07 871 physiotherapy, hand therapy and [email protected] 7am to 4pm and on weekends from 871 583 4545) centres are operating for neurological conditions services. Caitlan Johnston Ext: 67710 8am to 4pm. Professional hair products will be essential workers who need care They are able to organise braces, [email protected] available to shop online at www. for their children. Other contact crutches, walkers, X-rays, scans Jesse Wood Ext: 67713 Retail teamseven.co.nz, for delivery and details can be found at www. and special referrals. They are also ■ The CoLab Store: 45 Alexandra click and collect. Purchases are centralkids.org.nz/kindergartens offering online pilates classes, [email protected] ■ SPORT St available for contactless pickup on Edmonds Judd: 486 Alexandra details can be found on their Open Monday to Friday from 10am Mondays, Wednesdays and St, 07 872 6327 Facebook page. [email protected] to noon for local contactless pick- Fridays from noon to 2pm. It's business as usual at Edmonds ■ OnFire Consulting: 07 8706411 ADVERTISING ups, purchases can be made online ■ Whitechapel Recycled Cloth- Judd, they say. They are open from Consultants are continuing to oper- Leon Green 027 2393864 at www.thecolabstore.co.nz and ing: 33 Lyon St 8.30am until 5pm Monday to ate remotely from hometoprovide couriers will be sent out daily. The store is selling its quality pre- Friday. fire engineering needs. www. [email protected] ■ Showcase Jewellers: 15 Alexan- loved female clothing via ■ Kihikihi Garage: 23 Leslie St, 07 onfire.co.nz [email protected] dra St, 07 87167 97 Facebook and Instagrampages. 8716710 ■ All Things Trees Waikato: CLASSIFIEDS Open Monday to Friday, 9am to Purchases will be available for The business is open to do auto- 0277214184 Tania King Ext: 67708 5pm with a click and collect station pick-up or delivery. motive repairs, warrants of fitness They are offering tree work, hedge at the front door. Most of the range ■ The Birdcage: 198 Alexandra St, and other services. Open 8am to trimming, and mulch and firewood [email protected] and gift vouchers are loaded to 07 817 2920 5pm. More details on their deliveries from Monday to Friday. We welcome letters - preferably via email. their website – www.jewelleryhub. Products can be ordered online at Facebook page. They are, however, available to They should be under 300 words and co.nz. Call to order items that are www.thebird-cage.co.nz and they ■ Dental on Mahoe: 371 Mahoe St, contact 24/7 and weekend work must have the sender’s name, address not on the website, for Pandora can be picked up or delivered. 07 871 7432 can be arranged. and phone number. No pseudonyms products and for gift wrapping. Potted plants will be loaded online The clinic is operating to see dental are accepted and names will only be ■ Fleur Eleise Florist: 518 Sloane to purchase but at this stage fresh emergencies only between 10am If you are a Te Awamutu withheld in special circumstances at the St, 027 261 4420 flowers are unavailable.
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