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KAIWAKA SCHOOL OLD PUPIL VISIT Alwyn Judd - 91 Years Old www.kaiwaka.co.nz Kaiwaka Bugle - 9 February, 2021 Page 1 No: 2 9 February 2021 KAIWAKA SCHOOL OLD PUPIL VISIT Alwyn Judd - 91 years old. Last Thursday, 4 February, we had the pleasure to meet Alywn and hear about his life and times at Kaiwaka School and of his family in the Kaiwaka Community. Sharlene Tornquist, Kaiwaka School principal, introduced Alwyn, his wife Margaret and his daughter Lynette and son-in-law. Pictured right: Sharlene, Alwyn, Margaret. Alwyn’s family, the Judds and Stewarts go back to Kaiwaka’s first settlers, but Alwyn and his siblings were born in the South Island then the family returned to farm again in Kaiwaka and attended Kaiwaka School and Maungaturoto home and back! High School. He recalls Mr Prouting, then principal, If you are lucky enough to have a copy of Desmond coming into the classroom and announcing in 1941, ‘Japan Stewart’s book ‘Skye to Timber Mountain, the Journey of has entered the war!’ Actually, folk will remember his the Kaiwaka Stewarts’, you can read of Alwyn’s ties to older brother, Eric,- Eric served in Fiji as a mechanic Kaiwaka’s history. Alwyn’s grandmother, Flora Stewart, fixing planes in WWII; he returned to run his Kaiwaka was the daughter of Angus Stewart, who first viewed his Motors business here in Kaiwaka (where Best Pets and Pukekaroro farm in December 1859. They settled in 1863 - AllSortz are) . Alwyn went to train as a cabinet maker in Flora was born in 1864 ( she was noted to be on Kaiwaka Auckland School roll in 1877) . Flora married Thomas Judd in 1887 Alwyn’s first paid job was at school - emptying the ‘dunny and began married life on ‘Pukekaroro’ farm next to cans’ with Owen Bowmar down under the wattle trees - Gibbons Rd. - Thomas’ father, Charles, had purchased this they were paid 6d a week. He also remembers the ‘new’ farm in 1861. Flora and Thomas Judd’s 3rd born, Hylton school - the two room school pictured on page 13. And he (Alwyn’s father) - trained as a dairy factory manager. His found riding a bike was faster than riding his horse to first job was at the Hakaru Dairy factory; he then went school. He remembers, the opening of the Main Road south still with the dairy factories and then married Ethel. north over the Brynderwyn - it was a long walk from their The Judd family moved back to Kaiwaka in 1938. PUKERARO: ‘When Ngapuhi landed at Mangawhai, some canoes came up the inlet which runs up to the Waipu road, but some were left just inside the heads, at the picnic ground, in case they had to retreat when the tide was out. The two parties advanced into the hills, with scouts looking for the best way to the Otamatea. They saw seagulls coming over Pukekaroro (puke -hill, karoro - seagull) so knew that the river was there. They climbed Pukekaroro for a view of the country. Even today there are remains of a Maori Pa on top of the mountain. Battles were fought all over these hills, including Kaiteke and Kaitara. Many canoes were made at Pukekaroro, one of the best places for good long kauri trees. One canoe was brought down the Hakaru but never reached the sea.’ Today as you look at the mountain, the steep flanks of the eroded crater are covered with regenerating kauri trees lifting their heads high on the skyline, looking much as it always has. This was not the situation in 1903 when there was a disastrous fire resulting in most of the bush being burnt off. Re-growth soon began and by 1952 the mountain was richly covered in small native bush and young kauri “rickers". In that year the Government decided that the mountain was a significant icon and should become a reserve. The various owners were approached (the Stewarts included) and all agreed to sell their land on the mountain back to the Crown at three pounds an acre. There were about 207 acres in total, and settlement was completed in September 1954. Ref. Skye to Timber Mountain by D. Stewart. HOURS: TRADING7.30am -HOURS: 7pm, seven days “Your local Store” 7.30am - 7pm daily Family owned & operated KAIWAKA BUGLE No. 2 9 FEBRUARY 2021 CONTENTS Page 3: Public Notices, Classified Page 5: Kaiwaka Weather; Page 7: ORT; Martha; Gardening Page 9: Book Launch - J McRae Page 11: Kaiwaka Sports Assn. At Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall . Adults $10, Kids (under 16) $5, Family Pass (2 adults + 3 children) $25 Page 13: Kaiwaka School 150 Reunion Page 15: Kaiwaka SH1 Underpass Page 17: Otamatea High School; BABY DONE Page 19: Kaiwaka Library; Mangawhai Friday 12 February, Artists 7.30pm Bugle 3 will appear 23 February 2021 Contact for advertising, reports, articles Baby Done is funny; it's or information can be made by sweet; it means Email [email protected] something. Most of all it Ph: 09 4312 045 Lindsey is charming as follows a Txt: 027 2724137 pair of Auckland Copy may be left at our Four Square. arborists Zoe (Rose Matafeo) and Tim (Matthew Lewis) as they Kaiwaka Bugle process the news of a Founded May 1978 pregnancy very We appreciate articles and photos about local differently. events, etc, as well as ads and suggestions. Writer Sophie Henderson Copies available in Kaiwaka at Four Square, Director Curtis Vowell. Kaiwaka Postal Centre, Shamrock Service Executive producer Taika Station, Best Pets , Kaiwaka St John shop. Waititi. Also outlets in Maungaturoto, Mangawhai and Paparoa. Can be viewed online at www.kaiwaka.co.nz/Bugle Or a copy can be posted to you if you supply stamped, self-addressed DLE envelopes. ABOUT TOWN Where are the Kaiwaka SHI underpasses? Check them out when in Kaiwaka - certainly safer to use than walking straight across the road Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2020: Big ‘Happy 90th Birthday’ to Martha Nathan! All copy and queries to: Apologies for the last Movie ‘mess-up’ - the ballast board on its computer put [email protected] it’s feet up! All sorted and ready for “ Baby Done”. 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Accounts: swimming sports - see page17 Email: [email protected] Check out the great field area at the Kaiwaka Sports complex when you take on the free community fitness sessions with Siobhan Henderson and our Four The Kaiwaka Bugle is a community Square newspaper run by volunteers, as part of KSA web address: kaiwakaport.co.nz Email KAIWAKA BUGLE the Kaiwaka Media Group Inc. address :[email protected] DEADLINE DATES Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily Kaiwaka School 150 year celebrations will be 2021: the opinion of the Bugle Team. taking place over Labour Weekend this year - see Every second Friday page13 for more information February 19 March 5, 19 Proverbs 21:18 Kaiwaka Bugle No. 2 is online at April 2, 16, 30 What a bad person plots www.kaiwaka.co.nz and is in print for our local May 14, 28 against the good, Readers. Best wishes from the Kaiwaka Bugle Team June 11, 25 ~ Lindsey, Ed July 9, 23 boomerangs; August 6, 20 the plotter gets “Love is our true destiny. 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