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CIRCULATED FREE TO ALL HOUSEHOLDS THROUGHOUT TE AWAMUTU AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EXTRA COPIES 40c. BRIEFLY Kids ignite fab fireworks show Claimants’ hui at Waipapa In order to progress historical Ngati Hikairo claims, a hui for claimants will take place this Sunday at Kawhia’s Waipapa Marae to share information. The hui, which starts at 11am, will include an introduction to the claims management process, an update on progress with Ngati Hikairo claims, forward planning for Hikairo claims research for Te Tai Hau-a-uru Full Traditional History Project and opportunities to participate. Last Time Capsule call Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce is still keen to hear from any more local businesses wanting to TC031111CT01,02,03 contribute to the Centenary COUNTDOWN: Kate Hayes (third from right) and Rebecca Frost (second from right) set the Guy Fawkes display alight at McDonald’s Kihikihi Time Capsule. Speedway on Friday night, under the supervision of (from left) Matthew Ducker, Seymour Burgess and Dr Martin Van Tiel of Van Tiel Pyrotechnics. This will be formally By COLIN THORSEN presented to the Museum at the Centenary event tomorrow Kids banner competition winners had the night. thrill of hitting the space bar to ignite the Please contact Susan spectacular community Guy Fawkes display at Trodden on 871 8125 if you McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway on Friday would like to be part of this — night. photographs, business cards, Taupiri based Van Tiel, stockists of a huge menus or other small items of range of fireworks, created magical pyrotechnic interest would be welcomed. sequences to wow the spectators. Crowd favourites, judging by the volume of Blooming applause that echoed around the speed bowl, included the water falls, disruption and colour, marvellous falling leaves and brocade gold rain that fell to Local people are invited to end the mouth watering show. view some magnificent blooms As well as getting to meet and ‘work’ with the in the Te Awamutu Spring Van Tiel team, banner winners Luke Frost, Rose and Flower Show, which Kate Hayes, Rebecca Frost, Sharlene Frost and opens to the public at 1pm Sarah Frost won $50 cash on an unforgettable tomorrow. night for the local youngsters. Company director, Dr Martin Van Tiel told The 54th annual show is the Courier that it’s a huge November 5 for his also open to the public on firm. Saturday from 9.30am - 4pm. ‘‘Kihikihi Speedway is one of 12 shows Admission for adults is $4, booked over the next week. children free. ‘‘We’re supplying Ohaupo with fireworks (see story page 3) and we’ve got shows to run at Save date Morrinsville, Bay of Plenty, Hawera, Rotorua and Auckland — the biggest at Waitakere stockcar race between teams captained by Te programme. for lunch Stadium includes laser lights, flames and a Awamutu’s former New Zealand minisprint The day will culminate with a charity Te Awamutu Branch of 25-man display all to music.’’ champion Mark Edwards and two-time national auction in the Speedway Clubrooms. Goodies Save the Children will be Dr Van Tiel says the show at Waitakere midget champion Tony Fabish. up for auction will include plane rides, hot laps holding their spring luncheon Stadium is second only to the Rugby World Cup Edwards’ team-mates are Silver Ferns around Hampton Downs and signed Breakers next Thursday (November 10) opening display they put on. netball stars Casey Williams, Joline Henry and T-shirts. Hampton Downs is a world-class at St John’s Church Hall. Kihikihi Speedway patrons are in for Leana de Bruin, while Fabish has Trans- motorsport circuit, situated 65km north of There will be entertainment another treat on Saturday, November 12 (3pm Atlantic rowing race winner Rob Hamill, Mike Hamilton. and a sales table. start) when the club stages a charity meeting, Gumbo from The Rock, and one more celebrity Kihikihi Speedway Club will have a visual See classified ad for details. sponsored by The Rock, to boost funds for the still to be named in his line-up. display at McDonald’s from 9.30am to 1pm on Waikato Head Injury Society. The King Country Streetstock Champion- Saturday, November 5 advertising the charity The undoubted highlight will be a celebrity ship will also feature on an action-packed meeting. 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 YOUR LETTERS
CourierTe Awamutu Council future on the line I guess the frustrating element about rates money committed to non essential 5. The fact that Waipa ratepayers have raising legitimate reasons as to why local schemes. had a gutsful of neglected core facilities CONTACTS councils have not given good service to 2. The danger signs in the national being put in the ‘too hard’ basket, yet their constituents, is that in going into economy which arise out of the shaky councillors are prepared to ‘invest’ rate- MANAGER damage control, those defending council’s world economy, the cost to our country of payer money as if we were begging for position don’t even try and attempt to disasters such as the Canterbury earth- investments outside the council’s tra- Alan Price defend their actions against the issues quake, the unknown cost to the country of ditional areas of responsibility. e: [email protected] that are legitimately raised as considera- the Rena oil leaks and pollution and the No, I am not asking local councillors tions. burgeoning cost of reinsuring households and their mayor to put their political EDITOR They will not even say that when and buildings following the quakes. future on the line over this, because they making those decisions which are so 3. The fact that Waipa District Council have already done so without any Grant Johnston unpopular, that they even considered the has acted against a report it com- prompting from me. e: [email protected] issues that myself and others have raised, missioned which advised against becom- What interests me is if they will realise even though those issues are totally ing involved in such projects. how they have failed local ratepayers, and pertinent. 4.The fact the council appears not to will fall on their swords as a result, or if REPORTERS For the sake of Council apologists such have researched how similar projects in they will offer platitudes and excuses Colin Thorsen as Dennis Finn, the issues that myself and other areas of the country, which have all right up until the next ballot. e: [email protected] many others believe are not being promised great returns to ratepayers and Perhaps then, Cr Finn will realise just addressed by Council are: local business, sadly have delivered only who did misunderstand the reality. Dean Taylor 1. The wish of the majority not to have further requests for ratepayer bailouts. DENNIS PENNEFATHER e: [email protected] Cathy Asplin e: [email protected] Remember animals Pirongia ADVERTISING Dorinda Courtney shame e: [email protected] November 5 is an interesting enjoy a good fireworks display, used to. I liken it to someone date, an anniversary of the but would much rather see the firing a shotgun at the foot of Julie Jackson discovery of the plot in 1605 to professional ones held at Kihi- your bed at 3am — you’re not We live in a world of e: [email protected] destroy the oppressive King kihi, Ohaupo and KioKio each going to react calmly are you! constant change and uncer- Bookings James of England and his parlia- year, than give The Warehouse Arrangements can be made tainty and in these troubled [email protected] ment. the money, and like most people, to lessen the distress these times we take comfort from Not just Guy Fawkes was don’t especially care about the animals face on Guy Fawkes the things that don’t change, involved, but at least 17 others reason, but what does concern Night by putting them in things you can rely on, like CLASSIFIEDS as well. me is the lack of consideration paddocks away from the sight of the sun coming up in the Tania Cortesi-Western, Rhonda Bird All were hunted down and for animals and other people at the flashes and in some cases morning, like milk tankers Anna-Marie Holmes killed by King James’ men, this time of year. sedation can be an option, but that turn often, like the [email protected] some after being severely It is one thing to make sure this can only be done if your Pirongia Mountain Man sit- tortured. your cat is inside and your dog neighbours tell you they are ting in the middle of the road It is interesting because we is safe in its kennel, but people going to be letting off fireworks, playing at the annual craft PRINTERS in New Zealand celebrate this seldom think of the larger farm before the night. day. APN Print Ellerslie event, some 400 years later, we, animals such as cattle, deer, Just a note in the letterbox is Unfortunately I wasn’t who for the most part, have sheep, goats and horses that can all it takes if you don’t know there this year, so I didn’t Published Tuesday & Thursday nothing to do with England any be put into a blind panic by the them personally and you will hear until last night that the Circulation 12,109 more. Even more interesting is sight and sound of fireworks. need to tell everyone at least a man who has been such a how we celebrate it, making You can imagine the damage kilometre from you as the central part of that day for as PHONE: 07 871 5151 FAX: 07 871 3675 bonfires, setting off Chinese a wire fence can cause when an flashes and loud bangs travel long as I can remember has skyrockets and burning a animal runs through it in the great distances at night. Just a been replaced! Shame on you 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu human effigy. dark. 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TC031011CA01 with ONLY FORMER Rickit’s Mitre 10 owners Brian and Jan Laird visit the Arawata Street - Mahoe Street site during renovations last week, before the Rickit family name (rear) finally disappears. (as seen on tv) BY CATHY ASPLIN Astar NOVEMBER 10th - 6.30-7.30PM A family name that Learn the art of flower arrangement to has been part of Te Awa- mutu retailing for 136 enhance your decor (with a laugh in-between) years is set to disappear - $5 per ticket includes from town. BOOK NOW Building and supply nibbles & refreshment merchants CT Rickit and Sons was started in Te Awamutu in 1875 by Christopher Titus Rickit. The first hardware store was opened in 1890 (the site which is cur- rently occupied by Beta homeward. Te Awamutu - 400 Arawata St - opposite the big new roundabout - ph 871 6269
Electrical) and was on a 8416345AA separate site to the tim- ber yard (further down Sloane Street). As well as supplying building and hardware needs around the dis- trict, the company was Summer Gardening involved in construc- PUBLISHES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 tion. Top tips for gardenings to get your garden Projects included the TC031011SP03 grandstand at Kihikihi CT RICKIT & SONS staff outside the Sloane Street building (circa 1926). blooming. Promote your services here! Domain (l888), additions to the Alpha Hotel (1900) the Mitre 10 image built premises last week, well as from the town. Call Dorinda or Julie on 871 5151 8416147AA and the Kihikihi Town which they saw as an becoming Mitre 10 Mega ‘‘In all five genera- Hall (1904). essential element for the on Cambridge Road. tions of our family have As business development of the busi- Mr and Mrs Laird worked for the company increased the store was ness. visited the old Arawata and over the years the Worried about your health, self esteem enlarged in 1912. In 1999 it was time to Street — Mahoe Street family owned and oper- A second store was expand again and a site late last week to see ated business retained or looking good for a special event? built in 1938 and incor- purpose-built premises the building being exten- its commitment to the porated extensions to was built on the former sively renovated for its community. Kate’s the answer. the original shop. site of Advance Cars new occupier, Paper ‘‘While it’s a little sad CT Rickit and Sons (corner of Arawata and Plus. to see the name finally celebrated its centenary Mahoe Street). The outside canopy go, I have no doubt the in 1975 and looked confi- The name on the (which was part of the new Mitre 10 Mega store dently forward to a building was simply Mitre 10 garden centre will serve Te Awamutu second century of ser- ‘Rickit’s Mitre 10’. and was used for well, just as Rickit’s vice to the town. As well as hardware, Advance Cars service did.’’ In 1981 Rickit’s tools, DIY supplies and station prior to that) had Mr Laird even gave a became part of the Mitre outdoor furniture, they been removed and the hand to help current 10 group. expanded their range to interior stripped ready Mitre 10 owners move Two years later they include home decor and for refitting. into the Mega store last sold the CT Rickit build- enlarged the popular Paper Plus owner week and he was ing to Levene’s and garden centre. Murray Green says delighted to see it moved the hardware When it came time to plans are for the new welcomed so warmly by store to the site of the retire Mr and Mrs Laird store to open on Novem- the community over the timber yard further sold to Daniel and Nikki ber 28 and the exterior is weekend. along Sloane Street (now Fitzgerald in 2009 and currently being While the Rickit occupied by JA Russell). the business retained repainted. name will be gone from In 1991 Brian and Jan the Rickit name. Mr Laird knows the local business, the Laird (great-grand But the end of an era Rickit name will soon family’s contribution to daughter of the founder) came when the business disappear from the the town remains with purchased the business. expanded again and building, as it did on the industrial street, They consolidated shifted site to a purpose- previous buildings, as Rickit Road.
Ohaupo Fireworks Fiesta turns 10 7 WEEKS 8409704AA UNTIL www.katemorgan.co.nz Ohaupo School is running its ‘haunted house’, sideshows, Be there early to get a good park. CHRISTMAS! 10th Waikato Fireworks Fiesta bouncy castles, mini jeeps, Mobility pass holders may on Saturday (November 5) at chair-a-plane rides, golf putting, enter through the main gate to Ohaupo Memorial Park. crockery smash, hot food, fresh Ohaupo Rugby Grounds on The event has RSS Steel and new season strawberries and Forkert Road for direct access to Proudly offering you Fly Buys Waipa District Council as major stalls. the gala. sponsors. The evening will culminate People coming from Te Awa- It will feature plenty of fun with a professional fireworks mutu are advised to turn off activities, including live enter- display. before Forkert Road and park in Ph: 871 4918, 156 TEASDALE ST Off-street parking at rear tainment from a local band, There is free parking in the Ohaupo township. This will Email: [email protected] medieval fighting displays, a Forkert Road (follow the sign). avoid delays when leaving. 4 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 No sign of support flagging Council contains waste oil spill in Mangahoe
Waipa District stormwater system in both the stream and at Council has moved to the district, Waipa Dis- the suspected origin contain a waste oil spill trict Council has the point and have been in Te Awamutu. authority to take sent for analysis. Sub- The discharge was immediate action to ject to sufficient evi- brought to the attention rectify any breaches. dence any responsible of both the Waikato The spill has been party may be billed for Regional Council and detected approximately any clean up costs and Waipa District Council 1.5 kilometres from prosecution could also on Monday following what is believed to be result. calls from concerned the discharge site. Con- Waipa District residents. tainment booms and Council Deputy Chief Waipa District clean-up equipment Executive and Group Council staff moved provided by Waikato Manager Planning and quickly to contain the Regional Council have Community Relations tc031011ca02 discharge, thought to been deployed and Ross McNeil says the WHILE the Rugby World Cup has passed fever pitch, there are plenty of people still enjoying flying their come from an indus- contractors have also council has a zero toler- flags. Most car owners only have one or two flags, but a car turned heads as it drove through town trial site into the been brought in to ance to polluters. recently. The owners of the vehicle are a Tongan couple from Hamilton who started off with just a few Managahoe stream. pump surface scum and “Waipa District flags. But as the tournament progressed they kept adding more flags for the teams they were As the resource con- to clean stream banks. Council takes pollution supporting — which included Tonga, Samoa and New Zealand. They say people have enjoyed seeing sent holder for trade Close circuit tele- of our environment their car so much that they haven’t wanted to take the flags down. In all they have 22 small flags, two waste discharges vision cameras (CCTV) seriously and has a zero large flags and several stickers adorning the car. through the are being used in the tolerance for negligent stormwater system to or deliberate dumping trace the origin of the of waste into our spill. natural resources. Initial assessment ‘‘Where proven, by Council staff council will take action indicates the spill is a against those parties significant amount of who disregard their used industrial oil but consent conditions,’’ actual volumes have Mr McNeil said. yet to be determined. “It is indicative of Waipa District Council the value we place on staff are continuing to theses natural liaise with the Waikato ecosystems that resi- Regional Council dur- dents were quick to ing the clean-up pro- raise their concerns cess. It is not yet known and advise both what aquatic life may councils. Immediate have been affected with action by Waikato the stream being a hab- Regional Council and itat for several aquatic Waipa District Council species including staff means we have whitebait and silver been able to contain the bellied eel. spill and commence Water samples have clean-up operations been collected from quickly.’’
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Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: Monday, October 24: Arrests: Man for assault and warrant to appear in court. Man for doing a burnout. Burglary of Whitmore Street residence reported. Occupier awoken by intruder who steals a set of keys and decamps. Tuesday, October 25: Theft of a banner from Arawata Street reported. Wednesday, October 26: Arrests: Man for assault with a knife, threatening to kill and resisting Police. Two men for breaching bail. Man for breaching bail. Thursday, October 27: Illegal entry to gas pipeline site on Pirongia Road reported. Valves turned off disrupting supply. Burglaries: Tawhiao Street property. Lawn- mower and petrol container stolen. Tiki Road residence. Two TVs stolen. Thefts from cars: Cash, sunglasses and a SatNav from two vehicles parked at Bridgman Road property reported. Camera from car parked at Fairview Road property. Friday, October 28: Burglary of St Andrews Way residence reported. TV and speaker stolen. Theft of a chainsaw from College Street property reported. Saturday, October 29: Man arrested for EBA. Theft of two boxes of alcohol from Rosetown Liquor Mart reported. Male Maori enters shop and decamps in vehicle. Burglary of St Legers Road property reported. Tools and spray gun stolen. Sunday, October 30: Burglary of Puniu Road property reported. Two digital cameras, iPod and frozen food stolen. 24 hour Victim Support is available by phoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846). Cheerleaders strut stuff
Te Awamutu College Thunder Cheerleaders are competing in an international competition against rival high schools from both sides of the Tasman. The College team have training six hours a week since the beginning of term two to perfect their routine. They will put all that training into effect at North Shore Events Centre on Sunday. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 5 Scrooge set to star on stage REAP THE REWARDS! WHAREPAPA SOUTH
Scrooge is a name forever FINAL linked with the festive season. NOTICE So what better show to be producing in the lead up to Christ- mas? Te Awamutu Light Operatic Society co-directors Jane Wilson and Donna Higham says the musi- cal is based on the classic story of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. ‘‘Set in bustling Victorian Eng- land, full of music, song and dance, this show is a real Christmas treat.’’ The story is about an old miser who hates people, children and Christmas. He is visited by three spirits who take him back into his past and forward into his future with 317 Aotearoa Road, Tender the aim of helping him to change - his ways before he finally dies. Tenders Close Friday 11th Te Awamutu - 119.6858ha November 2011 - 4pm Mrs Wilson says the show is A great deal of the hard work has been done by full of talented actors and singers. - the present owners and the ongoing benefi ts are Venue Century 21 ‘‘Our lead actor, Bevan 1030 Victoria St, Hamilton Thomas, lives in Hamilton and has ready for the new owners to reap. performed in many shows and • Comfortable four bedroom main home, plus tidy two Open to View - been involved in television.’’ bedroom workers cottage. 7th November 2011, When asked how he first got • Excellent 32 AS/HB dairy supported by numerous 11am - 1pm or by involved in acting Mr Thomas appointment explained how he grew up in the farm buildings. seventies with his Dad appearing • Calves 310 cows and milking 285 cows. in shows. • Currently holding 108,000 Fonterra dairy shares. John Scott ‘‘So I was bound to get the bug • Herd can be purchased if required. H 07 846 5442 at some point. Our vendors are serious sellers and this farm ‘‘I started with a school pro- M 027 446 4697 should be a serious consideration for any duction in 1983, which was great Peter Mellow therapy for a shy kid, and over the discerning buyer. next twenty years ended up get- H 07 827 3575 ting the drunk, loud or comic relief www.cent21.co.nz ID: R3674 M 027 277 3575 parts. I was too short or funny- 8410108AA looking for serious romantic leads. George Boyes & Company Limited MREINZ (07) 838 2039 ‘‘A film maker by trade — and now a teacher — I’ve been lucky Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008) www.cent21.co.nz enough to have worked either in front of or behind the cameras on various projects — mostly corpor- TC031011CA03 ate or commercial stuff. SCROOGE (Bevan Thomas, left) hands over the miserly wages to ‘‘The last film work was as an his employee Bob Cratchit (Noldy Rust). extra on a German production called Longing for New Zealand, show is quite a challenge. Awamutu in 1999 and directed it but don’t ask me what it’s about — ‘‘Especially when you consider for six years. I’ve never seen it. that people are actually going to ‘‘However, directing Scrooge is ‘‘Last year I played Fagan in pay to come and see it! a little different because every- Oliver. ‘‘It’s a privilege to be part of thing about the show is big. ‘‘I thrive on playing interesting, such a talented team, who set such ‘‘It’s almost a full scale West QUICK SALE REQUIRED TE AWAMUTU broken, human characters with high standards and together will End musical and it’s been an plenty of meaty backstory driving make this show a must see.’’ exciting challenge.’’ their psychology — and Scrooge is He admits he is a novice at this another in the same mould. level. ■ Talos production of Scrooge opens ‘‘I’m loving the fun we’re ‘‘Apart from being part of the December 2 at The Woolshed and runs having with rehearsals and think drama team at the Bible Chapel until December 17. we’re going to have a damned good and the odd ‘drama’ at home, this There are two matinee performances, show.’’ is the first time I have been brave while the rest are evening Another major actor is Noldy enough to have a go at a show of performances (see page 31 for list of Rust, a farmer from Te Pahu. this calibre. dates). Many people will know him ‘‘At least when the TV ad came Tickets and further details are from the Pioneer Maize television on, people had a choice — they available from the Te Awamutu i-Site adverts. could turn it off!’’ information centre. He plays the part of Bob Scrooge — The Musical co- Cratchit, Scrooge’s employee. director Jane Wilson began with NOTE: Very young children may find Mr Rust says taking part in the Christmas Under the Stars in Te parts of the show frightening. YOUR LETTERS Pirongia Craft Day success 254 Bayley Road, Te Awamutu For Sale By Last month the town of or home grown. discourage others from jump- Expressions Of Interest Pirongia turned it on again. The Craft Day Committee ing on the bandwagon. EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Closing at 4pm The 33rd annual Craft Day (all volunteers) should all be Also, thank you so much to November 14th at was a huge success. proud of themselves as well as our local residents who are 63ha milking 180 cows and holding 61,237 Century 21 George Boyes Fully booked sites, lots of our local organisations who inconvenienced by the road Fonterra Dairy Shares. Tidy 4 bedroom house & Co Ltd City Offi ce, yummy food and loads of happy help on the day. Thank you to closure — you are appreciated 1030 Victoria St, Hamilton people all made for a great day. them all. by many people. and good 16 ASHB plus usual farm buildings. A The quality and variety of One of the difficult parts of SUSAN RANSTEAD well subdivided property into 37 paddocks and Open Days crafts did not let our reputa- the day is trying to ignore the Pirongia Craft Day ample water supply. Tuesday, 8th November & tion down — all NZ handmade noisy helicopter and trying to Committee Fridays 4th, 11th November Mainly easy rolling contour makes farming 11.00am-1.00pm simple and in general a safe environment for staff, machinery and cattle. Be quick, sale John Scott needed by owners to purchase another property. H 07 846 5442 M 027 446 4697 Peter Mellow View at www.cent21.co.nz ID#R3701 H 07 827 3575 M 027 277 3575 8410492AA
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Publishes Thursday, November 24. What’s new in no stranger to area interior/exterior home style - promote your product or service here. Call Dorinda or Julie on 871 5151. Reverend Murray Olson was recently instituted as the new Vicar of St John’s Anglican Parish. The service was con- ducted by Bishop Philip Richardson from Tara- naki. Mr Olson, pre- viously the Regional Dean in South Tara- naki, is replacing The Reverend George Allanson who resigned from St John’s earlier this year. Mr Olson and his wife Jill, who have three adult daughters, are no strangers to the Te Awamutu area. He served part of his Curacy in St John’s Parish, leaving the dis- trict some 13 years ago. Mrs Olson, who is also an ordained minis- TC031111SP7A ter, is the Chaplain to REVEREND Murray Olson and his wife the Waikato Diocesan Jill at his institution ceremony at St TC031111SP7B School for Girls. John’s Church. BISHOP Philip Richardson. They are both look- ing forward to renewing Barnes, who has been tinue with his previous Barnes were thanked old acquaintances and caring for the Parish for additional role as Arch- and farewelled at a forging new ones. the last nine months, deacon of Waitomo. Parish luncheon the The Reverend Bob was licensed to con- Bob and Libby previous Sunday. WRC gives Waikato dairy farmers pat on the back
Waikato Regional Council is ensure that dumped milk didn’t was great to have only four praising the region’s dairy get into waterways, where it is reported cases of milk in water farmers for their environmental extremely toxic as it strips oxy- during the supply crisis. 8416174AA performance during the gas gen from the water, killing “Waikato farmers deserve a supply crisis of the past week aquatic life. big pat on the back for the way which saw millions of litres of It turned out that the council they have responded in this milk dumped in the Waikato. only received four reports of situation. It was announced on Monday milk in waterways. “To have less than a handful that gas supplies had been The council’s compliance and of reports of milk in water is a resumed. education manager Rob Dragten tribute to the big effort farmers During the previous week, said that given the region had have put into doing the right the council urged farmers to more than 4000 dairy farmers it thing.” Waipa on Facebook
Waipa District Council has launched its own Facebook page in an effort to keep people informed of the latest Council news. While Council has a Home of Champions Facebook page to pro- mote the Waipa District, it was recognised there needed to be an oppor- tunity for the commun- ity to engage in dis- cussion and feedback on Council’s activities as well. Community Relation- ships Manager Wayne Green said it was important to preserve the integrity of the Home of Champions tourism brand. ‘‘However, we also appreciate that our com- munity needs and wants to be able to engage with Council and that is something we want to encourage and support,’’ he said. ‘‘Social media tech- nologies provide another channel for us to keep our communities informed of the latest Council news so we have established the new Facebook page to do exactly that,’’ he said. The page can be found at facebook.com/
WaipaDistrictCouncil. 8416405AA 8 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 9 Budding poet winner in nationwide competition 8419345AA
TC031111DT01 YOUNG poet Brooke Buchanan (12) of Te Pahu School.
Twelve-year-old Brooke wished it was Spring — and Brooke has spent the voucher Buchanan is the toast of Te Pahu warmer. on a set of pencils and specialty School after having her poem It’s The competition attracted paper for art. Winter chosen to be published as 4500 entries from around the The New Zealand Post part of the New Zealand Post country. The top 50 stories or Children’s Book Awards recog- Children’s Book Awards. poems were selected and were nise and celebrate the extra- Brooke, who points out she professionally illustrated and ordinary talent of our country’s was 11 when she wrote the poem, published in a book now avail- authors and illustrators of was one of 50 winners in the able through PostShops or at children’s books. nationwide NZ Post writing com- nzpost.co.nz Supporting the awards since petition. Martin Camilleri, Postshop 1996, New Zealand Post has Her class took part in the manager from Chartwell, pre- extended the programme to competition. sented Brooke with her prize for reach directly into our nation’s Brooke says it was Winter at her winning entry — a copy of classrooms and provides support
the time so she wrote a poem the book featuring her poem and for schools to promote creative 8419360AA about the seasons and how she a $50 book shop voucher. writing, and reading.
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Courier 8418402AA summe r BBlSalestzz CHRISTMAS liit Heat up your sales this summer! Float Parade Sign up for 8 display adverts during Saturday, December 10 at 1.00pm November, December and January and get* Organise your business, club or group to create a float and join the parade. TWO ads for FREE Join the PARADE for heaps of FUN and great prizes (proudly sponsored by the Te Awamutu Courier) PLUS go into the draw to WIN A $250 DINING VOUCHER Categories at a local eatery of your choice BUSINESS, CLUB AND SCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN 1/8 Page $155+gst (usually $215) NO ENTRY FEE 1/4 Page $255+gst (usually $385) $445 Please tick which category you would like to enter in and RSVP by 1 December 2011 to Te Awamutu iSite, 1/2 Page +gst (usually $585) 1 Gorst Ave, Te Awamutu or Fax to 871 2888 £ Full Page $735+gst (usually $1080) BUSINESS CLUB SCHOOL/CHURCH GROUPS (You may mix ‘n’ match your advert sizes - your free adverts will be the average of advert sizes appearing) * New sign-ups only - excludes existing weekly contract commitments Name: ______To qualify for these AMAZING rates contact Contact Person and Number: ______the advertising team today Email: ______PHONE 871 5151 Brief description of float: ______Ask for Dorinda, Julie or Alan and say... £ “I want the Summer Sales Blitz deal” Organised by Te Awamutu Alive and you’re in! For further information phone Colin on 07 871 3554 8415646AA 10 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 Special treat for Friendship Force A group of 14 Friendship The latter not only intro- including 22 in New Zealand. Force members from Santa duced himself to the group, but Each year clubs nominate Barbara, California received a went on to address them about clubs in other countries that special treat when they visited the Walk of Fame. they would like to visit, and Te Awamutu’s Walk of Fame The group also visited the the clubs they would like to last week — one of the Walk of Rose Gardens, old St John’s host. Fame luminaries welcomed Church, Pop ‘n’ Good Popcorn, Visitors stay as guests in them. Tony and Shirley Brown’s members’ homes and host World Ploughing Cham- dairy farm on Frontier Road clubs arrange a programme of pionship winner Alan Wallace and went for a walk on activities for the week. just happened to be visiting the Pirongia. Mr Morton says the Friend- Walk of Fame with friends After a week long stay in ship Force is fantastic, with from Canada on Wednesday at Hamilton they headed off to reciprocal accommodation and the same time the Friendship Nelson on Friday for a week, the benefit of local knowledge Force visitors arrived. followed by four days in when visiting. Brill Road resident Dick Christchurch, being hosted by Morton, who along with his Friendship Force members in ■ For more information about TC031111CT09 wife Margaret is a member of both cities, followed by a tour Hamilton Friendship Force Club, INCLUDED among the visitors from Santa Barbara to Te Awamutu last week were three Hamilton Friendship Force of the South Island. contact president Sue Harrington generations of the Gregoire family. Pictured above centre, front at Te Awamutu Rose Club, knows Mr Wallace and The Friendship Force has on 07 847 5256 or see Gardens is Rosemary Jones (blue jacket) flanked by her grandmother, Barbara greeted him. 380 clubs in 56 countries, www.friendshipnz.net.nz. Gregoire (left) and her mother Paula Gregoire-Jones. Temperatures tracking up
Spring temperatures Pokuru on 22. tracking up towards Lowest minimum summer ones was evi- was Ngahinapouri’s 7 denced by Courier degrees, while Pirongia weather watchers had 8 and Pokuru and recordings over the past Pukeatua had balmy week. minimums of 10 and 11 Pukeatua recorded degrees respectively. the highest maximum Highest rainfall was temperature of 26 Pirongia’s 35mm, fol- degrees, followed by lowed by Ngahinapouri Ngahinapouri and on 23, Pokuru on 22 and Pirongia on 23 and Pukeatua on 18.
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Licenced REAA 2008 www.1stnational.co.nz 871 6157 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 11 Extensive record of Arohena’s history
An impressive book, which is the culmination of 10 years research, interviews and collecting photos, was launched on Saturday at Arohena. Over 200 people gathered to celebrate the completion of Arohena — Pioneers of Courage, an extensive record of Arohena and Rotongata. The book covers everything from the earliest settlers who lived through very difficult times, to the thriving community it is today. Recollections include how people farmed the land, worked at the sawmill, taught at Arohena School and built the hall. The large hard-backed book has over 500 pages, with almost 800 photographs, over 80 family stories and over 40 district stories. It also remembers some of the sad times experienced by the com- munity during war time. buted their family stories and The 70th Anniversary of the photos. Battle of Crete was recently com- ‘‘Thanks also to public organisa- memorated and it is interesting to tions for their help with written note that of 671 New Zealanders material, photos, advice and to TC031011SP11B killed, the Arohena district lost sponsors for financial assistance. AROHENA residents Len and Ada Moore (right) operated a carrying business from 1932-1948. three brave men, John Curry, John ‘‘The book has been a team effort Bogun and Peter Donnelly who involving the work of many famil- • Wayne Wright (Te Awamutu) for Oliver’s Antarctic experience. sourcing facts and materials and lived and worked in Arohena for the ies and individuals — about 112 the Wharepuhunga/Aotearoa ‘‘People have gone out of their way keeping the book on track. Smyth Brothers and Boryer Ltd authors, but the committee would Marae story to help preserve Arohena’s history ‘‘The end result, we believe is a sawmill. especially like to thank a number of • Margaret Greene (Kihikihi) for and the committee sincerely thanks valuable book recording the history of Arohena — Pioneers of Courage people.’’ writing many of the district and everyone involved. family and district events in Arohena has been compiled by Maria They are: family stories ‘‘An enormous contribution has up until 2004 (when the jubilee was Blackwell, Marlene Williamson and • John McCraw Professor (Emeri- • Stan Frederikson (Te Awamutu) for been made by Marlene Williamson of held).’’ the 75th Arohena Jubilee (2004) tus) of Earth Sciences Hamilton, for bringing to life the Smyth Bros and Pirongia who designed the book, the committee. writing the Landscape/geology Boryer Arohena sawmill story, the layout and all the technical features.’’ ■ Copies of the limited edition (650 Mrs Blackwell says the Arohena story WWII story — remembering those Mrs Blackwell has been in charge books) are available for $65. Jubilee Committee is extremely • Barbara Reynolds (Te Awamutu) who served from Arohena and those of contacting many of the families For further inquiries contact Maria grateful to all those who contri- for the Arohena School story who died — and for recording Leon involved for their stories and photos, Blackwell (ph 872 5520). Farming women encouraged to be ‘queens of quads’
Women who use quad bikes are encour- help improve your skills. quad bikes. early payment), catering is included and the aged to attend a Dairy Women’s Network The skills day (Tuesday 10am - 2pm) will • Why further training and practice is day begins with registration at 9.30am. training day at Mystery Creek next week. cover: needed to gain a quad bike licence. Anyone interested in attending should Whether you’ve been using a quad bike • Key principles of safe quad bike operation. • Where to go for more information about register: online (www.dwn.co.nz) on the since you were a child or have picked up • An overview of the health and safety training. phone (07 838 5238) or by email riding bikes later in life, the workshop will regulations and you obligations relating to The workshop cost is $50 (reduced for ([email protected]). 8410311AA 8413011AA SAVE ON PETROL NOT ON PERFORMANCE
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8415836AA Mrs Hedley is delighted the Otorohanga-based rig and be safe on the roads in all conditions.’’ course has gained traction. Mrs Christian says companies employing gradu- As human resources manager at Freight Lines, ates from this course will know exactly what they’ve she interviews potential drivers and admits some been taught, that they’ve got a sound knowledge-base applicants would benefit hugely from intensive and plenty of practical training behind them.
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Greens’ ‘boy band’ www.pggwre.co.nz hits the Waikato TENDER The Waikato Greens’ ‘boy band’ of election candidates have been out spread- ing the ‘Party Vote Green’ message around the region’s rural towns. The four young men all live in Hamilton but are standing in the electorates where they grew up. Nick Marryatt, 26, is the Hamilton East can- didate; Cameron Harper, 19, originally from Morrinsville, is the Waikato candidate; Robert Moore, 23, originally from Raglan is the Taranaki-King Prime Development Opportunity Te Awamutu Country candidate; and This 16 hectare property situated within the town Zane McCarthy, 24, MORTGAGEE TENDER boundary appeals on many different levels. originally from Puta- Closes 4.00pm ruru, is the Taupo can- Located next to a large commercial development Thursday, 17 November 2011 didate. TC031111SP13 which includes Pak’n’Save and Mitre 10 Mega PGG Wrightson Real Estate ‘‘As with any boy GREEN PARTY candidates, from left: Zane McCarthy (Taupo Electorate), makes this a must view for astute investors and Ltd Cnr Rostrevor & Vialou Sts, band, or election candi- Cameron Harper (Waikato), Robert Moore (Taranaki-King Country) and Nick developers. date, we were chosen Marryatt (Hamilton East). Hamilton for our good looks and Infrastructure includes two sound homes and a 21 VIEW BY APPOINTMENT sharp wits, rather than voters’ views, and towns may see Green asking voters in these block stable complex. Currently in use as part of our musical ability,’’ handing out and policies, such as our towns to share our a large horse training business and growing maize says Robert Moore. discussing the Green call to clean up the vision,’’ says Cameron (15 acres approx last season). ‘‘But we are in har- Party’s ‘For a Richer country’s rivers, as a Harper. An excellent opportunity to purchase location and mony with all Green New Zealand’ leaflets. potential brake on ‘‘But we not only contour with huge development potential as this Party candidates — They’ll continue to their local economies,’’ believe it is very property will be sold! we’re not asking for the campaign in the says Nick Marryatt, important to spread the electorate vote, our region’s towns through ‘‘but we want people to Green message in the www.pggwre.co.nz ID: HAM1585857 mission is to convince till the election. recognise that a truly heartland of the Wai- people that they should ‘‘The Green Party’s clean and green New kato,’’ says Zane John Sisley Party Vote Green on plans to create green Zealand will only McCarthy, ‘‘we also B 07 858 5302 November 26,’’ says jobs, raise children out strengthen our just like touring M 027 475 9808 Nick Marryatt. of poverty and make agriculture’s point of around these smaller This ‘fab four’ were our rivers swimmable difference.’’ centres, because out and about in Mor- will create a richer ‘‘The Waikato will they’re a big part of Doug Wakelin rinsville, Pirongia, Waikato,’’ says Zane clearly be one of the big what makes the Wai- B 07 870 6219 Putaruru and Raglan McCarthy. benefactors of such a kato a wonderful place M 027 321 1343 recently listening to ‘‘The Waikato’s move, so we’ve been to live.’’
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8410298AA PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd, Real Estate Agent REAA2008 14 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 15 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Summer treats at Cool Cups ‘n’ Cones
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Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) 223 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu 8413023AA 18 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 CINEMA SCENE Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary on Regent big screen
To mark its 25th Anniversary year, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh presented The Phantom of the Opera in a fully-staged, lavish production, set in the sumptuous Victorian splendour of the Royal Albert Hall with a cast and orchestra of over 200. The event also screened live in 250 cinemas nationwide across the UK and was then released for viewings at movie theatres around the world. Te Awamutu’s turn comes with two special screenings of this huge event on Sunday and Monday (see advertisement page 31 for details). Kiwi Rex Campbell, who spent his working career in the movie industry — starting as a theatre worker in Auckland and a long-time film booker — is now retired in Sydney and wrote about his experience seeing the Anniversary screening there. ‘‘I went to the State Theatre to see the 25th it for the first time! Crawford and Sarah Brightman (who anniversary concert of Phantom of the Opera at the Have to say I loved it better than any sang a number from the show). Royal Albert Hall, London and was absolutely blown live performance I have seen anywhere. Then Webber brought on four guys away! At times the cinema audience who had performed as the Phantom in Even though the State doesn’t have a particularly applauded and at the conclusion of the different productions. large screen it was just like witnessing a live performance (with most of us in tears) This included Anthony Warlow from performance. Sir Cameron Mackintosh brought Lord Australia (State audience went crazy) Stewart Alexander I could actually hear every word said/sung so Andrew Lloyd Webber on stage, who in and they all sang a number from the clearly that even though I have seen the live show turn introduced the original London show. I just may go again.’’ — Rex Golf Club several times throughout the world, this was like seeing cast of Phantom including Michael Campbell, Sydney. Auckland Club Twilight golf has started at Stewart Alexander Golf Club Harleys roaring into each Thursday with the tees open from 3.00pm. first time This is a great opportunity for people who want to try their hand to see if they like the game. There is no joining town this weekend fee – you just pay $5.00 a round and you will be given TACVC guests a handicap according to your ability. A 48 seater bus full of enthusiastic country The annual Waikato/Bay of Plenty After the break, where members of These handicaps change on a weekly basis. singers and supporters from Auckland are con- Harley Owners Group (HOG) Poker the public will be able to view the Grab a few mates and give it a try. verging on Te Awamutu at the weekend. Run comes to Te Awamutu this iconic bikes, they head to Kihikihi via Regular golfers of course are It is the first time that Te Awamutu Country Sunday. park Road and Flat Road and head also welcome. Variety Club has hosted members of the Auckland Local Mark McMillan, a director of towards Putaruru via Arapuni Road.
8410325AA Pinnacle Country Music Club. Waikato/BoP HOG, says over 70 bikes Last year the run also came through Kitchen and bar facilities available. The 20-strong group of Auckland singers will and 100 members will rumble into Te Awamutu, and made for an exciting perform at the Bible Chapel off Swarbrick Drive town for morning tea — and will be spectacle as the bikes lined Gorst on Saturday, along with singers from Tauranga, sure to be noticed and heard. Avenue opposite the Rose Gardens. Contact Peter Way on Tokoroa, Rotorua, Te Aroha and the host club. The run arrives from Paterangi 027 474 6942 The afternoon’s entertainment, starting at Road and heads through town to the ■ For information about the Waikato/Bay for more information 1pm, will conclude with Te Awamutu Highland Waipa Workingman’s Club for the of Plenty Harley Owners Group check their Pipe Band performing, followed by afternoon tea. morning break at at 10.20am. website — www.waikatobophog.co.nz
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FISHING & HUNTING SPECIALISTS We now accept Qcard, Farmers & Farmlands Cards TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 19 Nukes playing Country Classics — a Waipa, WOMAD show not to be missed ValRay Country Waipa music lovers Music Promotions is have the chance to hear bringing a show not to the best-of-the-best in be missed to Te Awa- Kiwi ukulele music next mutu Bible Chapel at week at the Backstage 7pm, saturday, Novem- Pass presentation of ber 12. Ukefest ‘11 — part of the Country Classics new ‘Spring Into Waipa’ has everything from Spring Festival. country duo’s to the The show takes place sounds of Johnny Cash in the Cambridge Town and Elvis — plus artists Hall on Wednesday, from all over the New November 9 at 8pm with Zealand. the country’s two best These include ukulele bands — the 11-year-old Georgia iconic Big Muffin Seri- Baker-Trebilco from ous Band and always Tauranga, award win- entertaining originals ners Marion White of uke band The Nukes. Te Puke, Les Swete of The Big Muffin Seri- Taranaki, Alan Hessell ous Band have been of Hawkes Bay and entertaining audiences Valerie Joyce of Toko- with their ukulele act roa, plus Jason Tapp as since the 1970’s, while Johnny Cash/Elvis, The Nukes formed to and local artists John perform a short set at the King and John Titirangi Festival of O’Connell. Music ’08 and loved it so The headline act of much they’ve been Whangarei based GEORGIA BAKER-TREBILCO JASON TAPP performing ever since. Country entertainers Recently The Nukes Kim Copedo and Award Show no less than 12 times 2010 Junior Entertainer Of The Year. have taken ukulele TC031111SP18 Annette Hawkins have and are regulars at The Norfolk She was then invited to represent music to new heights, THE NUKES (from left) David Parker (Rhythm been involved in Island Country Music Festival repre- New Zealand as the Junior Repre- recording both live and Cage/Parker Project), David ‘Snapper’ Thiele (Kiwi country music for senting New Zealand. sentative at the Trans-Tasman studio albums and being FM DJ- Voices from the Wilderness), Ben Collier many years. They both Annette won the Trans -Tasman Country Music Festival 2011 — a selected to perform at the (Goldenhorse). grew up listening to Entertainer of the Year back in 2008 young lady going places. Georgia’s prestigious WOMAD traditional country art- and now we have the privilege of yodeling will totally amaze you. 2012 (Neil Finn’s new bridge concert. Check The Big Muffin ist like Paty Cline, Jim listening to these two fantastic artists Jason Tapp has the voice of project The Pajama Club The Nukes are also Serious Band and other Reeves, Hank Snow, here in Te Awamutu. Johnny Cash and also Elvis and will is also on the bill) and offering their famous serious business at Tammy Wynnette, Georgia Baker-Trebilco is a young have you spellbound with his also heading over to Aus- Ukulele Workshop at the www.muffin.net.nz Charlie Pride etc. star with plenty of awards. renditions of hits such as Ring Of tralia for the Melbourne same venue at 5.30pm. Outstanding solo At age eight Georgia won the Te Fire, Folsom Prison, The Wonder of Ukulele Festival in Register for the Ukul- ■ Tickets to Ukefest ‘11 are artist in their own right Puke under 18 New Talent Trophy You, In The Getto and more. March . ele Workshop or find out just $20 and are available they have appeared on and a year later entered her fist Tickets are selling fast and can be The new album will more about The Nukes at from Te Awamutu and the NZCMA Enter- NZCMA Awards, where she won all purchased from Bin Inn Te Awamutu be available at the Cam- www.thenukes.co.nz Cambridge i-Site Centres. tainer of the Year three junior sections and took out the or Ray Thurgood ph (07) 8701551.
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8416207AA Call Alan on 871 5151 Te Awamutu-trained horses had their usual flurry of wins on their home
8410470AA track at the Waipa Racing Club’s meeting at Te Awamutu on Saturday. The local stable won three consecu- tive races on the programme. Robert Priscott and Clayton Chipperfield-trained Royal Bliss started the ball rolling by winning the El Hermano @ Cheval Stud Maiden. Ridden by Alysha Collett, Royal Bliss deserved to break through for her www.national.org.nz first win. The Bachelor Duke four-year- old mare scored comfortable by two- Authorised by Shane Ardern MP, Parliament House, Parliament, Molesworth St, Wellington and-a-half lengths in what was a one- horse finish. The Graeme and Mark Sanders’ stable provided the other two local successes. The first of their double came when four-year-old gelding Day Walker proved too good for his rivals in the Stewart Alexander Golf Course Maiden. Come to McDonalds Te Awamutu Day Walker was ridden by Mark Sweeney and the combination had their this Saturday, 5th November rivals well covered at the finishing line. Winner number two on the day for 10.00am - 12 Noon the Sanders’ stable came when Superninsky led the field home in the Bain Liquids Rating 70. Come and check out the speedway cars on display Superninsky is a four-year-old geld- ing by Keeninsky. He was ridden by in the car park, meet the celebrities competing Daniel Hain. in next weeks Teams Race. The major race of the meeting, the $20,000 Gyde Wansbone Chartered will be here plus be in to win Accountants Open 1150, was won by McDonalds giveaways and spot prizes TC031111CT04 five-year-old mare Mae Jinx, ridden by 8416230AA HOMETOWN jockey Mark Sweeney weighs in after piloting Michael Coleman. She is trained by Day Walker to victory. Michael Moroney and Andrew Clarken. See youyou on on Saturday! Saturday!
TC031111CT05 TE AWAMUTU trained Day Walker comfortably wins the Stewart Alexander Golf Course Maiden at Waipa Racing Club. 8417415AA 8410175AA
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BY COLIN THORSEN tion after selling her prized mount Delphi New Zealand’s top while recently compet- showjumpers have ing in Europe. added incentive to excel Te Awamutu riders in round two of the Dean Morgan and Bomac World Cup Series Melanie Weal had dream at Waipa Equestrian starts in their respective Park, Kihikihi at the classes in round one at weekend. the Hastings event two The overall winner of weeks ago. the six round series gets Morgan won the to travel to Holland for Amateur title aboard FIF the World Cup final in Outrageous and will be April, 2012. looking to build on his The World Cup Series series lead at Kihikihi. is being held in conjunc- He will be contesting tion with the three-day both the Amateur and Pak ‘n Save sponsored Six Year series. Waikato Showjumping Rachel Holdsworth Championships starting has also entered the at Kihikihi tomorrow Amateur series on (Friday). Legend. Well in excess of 400 Young Weal, horses and ponies are unfortunately, will not entered from the Bay of be competing at Kihi- Islands to Christchurch. kihi, despite enjoying a Dannevirke’s purple patch of form — Maurice Beatson, aboard featuring in the top three My Gollywog, is the in the Junior Rider class early World Cup Series and leading the Pony leader after winning the Grand Prix. first round at Hastings in Her father, Mark a jump off from Simon Weal, says his daughter’s Wilson of Waipukurau, mount Hopeful Illusion on Swinger, and young is in need of a ‘two to gun Tess Williams of three week break’ after a Gisborne, on her grey busy campaign. Alltech Craighaven The decision was Nitro. made to flag Kihikihi Defending New Zea- after the edge had gone land series champion off the crack pony at Katie McVean of Mys- Whangarei last weekend. tery Creek was stoked Waikato with her fourth placing TC031111SP21 Showjumping on Dunstan Zasjany D in LUCY AKERS and Cortaflex Tinapai contenders spokesperson, Rachel their first World Cup for the Bomac World Cup Class at Kihikihi this Holdsworth says the start. She was also fifth weekend. Kihikihi show offers the on Dunstan Daffodil. public an opportunity to All these riders will of Christchurch, whose will be tested over two shop from numerous be competing in the Cup start will be dependent gruelling rounds, jump- trade exhibits and spec- class, commencing at on how his horses cope ing fences 1.60m high. tator admission is free all 2pm on Sunday, along with the trip north. Crowd favourite three days. with the likes of Lucy Akers is the current McVean is expected to Akers of Palmerston New Zealand Lady Rider rideasmanyas10 ■ For further information North on Cortaflex of the Year. horses, in all, over the contact the show Tinapai, and Ross Smith Horses in this class three days of competi- committee on 027 4414246. 8393288AA 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 Winning run continues Hockey club golf Scoring was of a high standard 39, Jack Hjorth 38, Paul Davie, across all divisions in Te Awamutu Charlie Coles 37, Gus McIntyre 36. Coleman takes Bryant Vase Sports Hockey Club’s annual fund- The junior men on 20+ handi- raising golf tournament at caps were headed by Don Matson Pirongia course. with 87 gross, Hans Nieremeijer 65, Raewyn Coleman followed up The 13 teams of six players field Pirongia golfers Marco Barry Cavey 42 stableford, Kevin her King Country championship was headed by Ann and Alistair Bouwman and Marty Eyre fared Nickson 40, Ross Scown, Graham 36-hole net win with victory in the Waters, Mike and Barbara Waters, best on Sunday — Bouwman shoot- Tocker, Colin Finlay 39, Dave Bryant Vase competition at ASB Te and Richard Waters and Debbie ing the day’s best gross round of 73, Lamb 38, Dereck Boyle, Rob Awamutu Golf Club. Tasker with 215.5 net. while Eyre posted the best net (64) Goodhew, Ian Grey 37, Barry Slade Coleman prevailed on a The runners-up were Mary over the field. 36. countback from June Gillespie Strack, Dave Trutsch, Julie A field of 81 competed in one The ladies’ field was dominated after both players returned a two Stevanon, John Darragh, Raewyn ladies’ and three men’s divisions, by Cindy Dearing, who shot 90 round score of 6-up on par. Ensor and John Tart on 216, fol- as well as a bashers section for gross, Denise Goile 72 net, Pam The women’s day bogey lowed by Barbara O’Regan, Allan ladies and men. Hughes 33 stableford, Brenda scramble was headed by Dale Duncan, Raewyn and Robert Spokeswoman, Sally Davies Staples 33, Addy Nieremeijer 32 Spiers with +8, from Ann Waters Coleman, Ulla Collins and Tim says the hockey committee are and Irene Grey, Shirley Grey 31. +5, Pauline Chisholm, Min Nolan, Young on 217.5, and Margaret and grateful for the support they have The men’s basher’s section was Mary Strack, Raewyn Coleman +3, Richard Gray, Shirley and Noel received over many years from the won by Mathew Fulton (using the Shirley Lord, Petsy Ralph +1. Lord, Angela and Toby Thomson on Pirongia Golf Club, and all the Calloway System) with 35 net, from Leading scorers in the nine hole 218. players who patronise their Daniel Thompson, Nick division stableford scramble were Open midweek winners Percy tournament. Barrowman, Jason Beard and Max Linda McFall with 18, Ulla Collins Kapa with 75 gross, George Vanner Senior men (0-13 handicap) win- Polley. 17 and Phillipa Wood 16. 66 net, Wayne Taitoko 69, Trevor ners, besides Bouwman and Eyre, Rachel Falconer won the ladies’ Allan Barugh and Alison Crooks Ormsby 70, Mary Strack 39 were Bill Fox with 43 stableford, bashers division. won a hotly contested 18 holes stableford, Peter Booth 38, Sonny Peter Thompson 42, Gary Bowman South City Electrical sponsored mixed foursomes competition with Te Kanawa 37, Kel Evans 36, TC031111CT06 41, Barry Johnston, Kevin twilight: 68 net on Sunday. Avalon Norris 35. IN FORM Te Awamutu golfer Appleby, John Staples 39, Brent Women: P. McFarlane 18, A. The winning combo took out the Twos were scored by Alec Raewyn Coleman again in the Keene 38 and Dave Seager, Jamie Waters, M. Cavanagh 17, E. Camp- Morpeth Vases by half a point from Cruickshank, Vic Smart, Mary winner’s circle. Brewer 37. bell, F. Haberfield, S. Egglestone 16. the runners-up Mary Strack and Strack and Percy Kapa. Intermediate men (14-19 handi- Men, front nine: R. Hill, R. Dave Trutsch. Best of the Veteran men were Denis Brewer, Rodger Corkill 36. cap) winners were Gary Russo Stokes, D. Peryer 21, I. Grey 19, A. Patron Colin Green’s George Vanner with 40 stableford, The Saturday ladies were in fine with 82 gross, David Strawbridge Waters, N. Barrowcliff, J. Dunn 17. invitational mixed foursomes Ross Murray, Bill Bain, Sid Lim 39, form with Sue Thomson carding 44 65 net, Stan Rees 42 stableford, Men, back nine: R. Picken 23, C. teams event was played in conjunc- Dave Herlihy, Gerald Lane 38, stableford, June Gillespie 40 and Peter DeNicolo, Wayne Russo, Rob Coles 22, J. Cooke, B. Keene, D. tion with the Morpeth Vases. Norm Brown, Alan Goodwin 37, Alma Goodwin 38. Taylor, Ray Budgen 41, Jim Dunn Boyle 21, R. McGhie 20.
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BY COLIN THORSEN UK with an unbeaten 56 including nine boundaries. Defending champions Otoro- His fellow opener Beattie chimed hanga again look the team to beat in in with 22. Waikato Valley club cricket’s Mike One has to sympathise with the Te Cotter Cup one-day competition. Awamutu Sports Gold team. For the Playing at home on Saturday, second time in three weeks their Otorohanga easily accounted for opposition defaulted in the Peter Pirongia by seven wickets in their Bennett Cup competition. round two clash. First up it was Tokoroa, who have The Mountain Men were dis- since pulled their team from the missed for 121 batting first with only competition. Then, at the 11th hour Karl Swanson on Saturday troubling the morning, Gold BOWMONT SUITE OHAU RECLINER scorer. His fine team captain knock of 42 was a I was pretty gutted Brett Christo- FULL RECLINER SUITE mixture of big getting‘ the message so pher received a blows and solid txt (while defence. late informing us that milking his Pirongia Putaruru could not field a cows) to say made a cardinal team. Surely they must Putaruru would sin of being dis- not be fronting. missed with have known the night ‘‘Winning a seven overs still before which would have game is what all at their disposal given me a little more time teams strive for, — being bowled but I’d sooner out in the 43rd to contact all my lose than be over. players. defaulted to,’’ Leggie Sunil says Christopher. BRETT CHRISTOPHER’ Singh spun a Te Awamutu Sports Gold captain ‘‘I was pretty web around the gutted getting the visiting message so late $1000 $1179 batsmen, informing us that TRADE IN TRADE IN claiming 4-38 in his allotted 10 overs. Putaruru could not field a team. What made matters worse, Surely they must have known the Pirongia allowed part timer Shaun night before which would have given Beattie to bowl six overs costing only me a little more time to contact all my SENATOR PORTIFINO seven runs, with two wickets to boot. players.’’ Pirongia’s cause was not helped Christopher says it’s frustrating for RECLINER SUITE RECLINER SUITE by a heavy shower coming across the his side putting all the hard yards in at ground during the break between practise, then being denied the oppor- innings, making defending the small tunity to take the field on Saturday. total very difficult. The Gold team won their only game Otorohanga attacked from the to date, beating Taumarunui in round outset, reaching their target in a two. mere 20 overs for the loss of only One thing is for sure, the Gold team three wickets. will be crossing their fingers that their Opener Ricky Palacio showed his away game against Waitete will go class and the benefit of playing in the ahead as planned this weekend.
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TC031111CT07 GUY winners selected from some stunning entries at McDonald’s Kihikihi TC031111SP25a Speedway on Friday night were, from left, Cody Rickards (7-8 years), Benwar TAURANGA saloon driver Murray Guy took a liking for the Kihikihi Speed Bowl when the local club Brownlie (over 12 years) and Joey Mexted (8-12 years). staged the first meeting of the season in the Waikato Bay of Plenty.
TC031111SP25b TC031111CT08 CROWD pleasing streetstock action as Blair Castleton (car 21K) rolls club-mate Dave Curran. GUY FAWKES came early at McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway on Friday night.
8415641AA SPEEDWAY IS FUN!! FUN!! Saturday 12 November 2011 Racing starts 3.00pm – Gates open 1.00pm Rain Day 13 November Admission: Adult $20 • Unaccompanied Child 15 & under $10 • Senior/Student identifi cation required $10 • Family: 2 Adults 3 Children 15 & under $40 Celebrity Stock Car TeamS RACE Raising funds for Waikato Head Injuries Society Incorporated Come and meet the stars of Netball, Speedway, Rowing and Radio including: COMING ATTRACTIONS • CASEY WILLIAMS • JOELINE HENRY • LEANA DE BRAUN Sunday 27 November • ROB HAMILL • TONY FABISH • MARK EDWARDS • MIKE (GUMBO) GARNEY Builders Only Blair’s UPHOLSTERERS & MOTOR TRIMMERS Panel Repairs KING COUNTRY STREET STOCKS CHAMPIONSHIP Photos courtesy of www.shot360.co.nz Phone Ray on 027 596 5731 or checkout our website at www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz
The Edwards Family • Red Badge • Seating Systems • McEntee Hire • Traffi c Management • Central Rent a Fence • Adlite Signs • Te Awamutu Courier 26 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 Te Awamutu Courier Classifieds PHONE (07) 871-5151 FAX (07) 871-3675 DEADLINES - MONDAY 12 NOON - WEDNESDAY 12 NOON FORMAL Church Services Public Notices TE AWAMUTU METHODIST ALCOHOLICS NOTICES SPIRITUAL ANONYMOUS CHURCH CHURCH If you want to 11.00 am Start Sunday, November 6 drink that’s your business Births Birthday Greetings In Memoriam Guest Medium 10.00am A muri kia mau ki tena, kia mau ki te kawau maro, whanake ake, whanake ake IF YOU WANT LEGG JEFFS Sunday, Parish Worship Clint and Rebecca are Guess who’swho’s turning turning Nick. November 6 & 20 Maniapoto Maori Trust Board TO STOP, delighted to announce December 29, 1990 - at Te Awamutu THAT’S OURS St John’s Hall the safe arrival of (twenty one) November 5, 2006. ALL Phone 871-4072 "Braxton Finlay" 21 "So dearly loved and Palmer Street WELCOME Hui-a-Iwi or 870-3463 On October 15, 2011 at tomorrow! so sadly missed. Enquiries: 872-4878 Enquiries 871-5376 Waikato Hospital. A Remembered everyday, REV MAUREEN CALMAN When: Saturday, November 5, 2011 huge thank you to Kim she gorgeo treasured always." ’t us Where: Te Kauae Marae, Hangatiki Due to unforeseen Stead and and the sn !! Love Mum, Dad and circumstances the team at Matariki. I Sarah. St John’s Time: 10am
8407967AA PRESBYTERIAN Maori Womens’ Anglican Church Agenda: Anniversaries 8.00am-OldStJohn’s 80 Mutu Street Welfare League Sunday, 1. Nga Wai o Maniapoto Update Market 9.00am - St Paul’s - November 6 DIAMOND WEDDING Hairini advertised for at St Andrew’s 2. He Anga Whakamua Update November 12 and Martin —Powell 9.30am-StSaviour’s- 9am 3. Other MMTB activities update December 10 at Pirongia More traditional Kihikihi Town Hall with Childrens’ "Communion" 4. Minutes of previous hui - August 14, 2011 is now cancelled. Happy Birthday Church Cuppa & chat time Billie Crossley 5. General Business/Panui President MWWL Angela Wells KING-PORA 10.00am St John’s 10.30am Jayda. with Childrens’ a. 2012 Tainui Waka Kapahaka November 6, 2008. Church Family Service 8405807AA Always on our minds, Lighthouse: [Cre`che facilities] b. Orakau 150 Years Luv Dad, Mum & Sam Contact 871-5568 forever in our hearts. All Welcome c. Maori Battalion DUTY Love you Princess - A/h 870-4489 www.teawamutu.net/standrews Mummy, Daddy, Karn, d. Presentation from Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Oparure PHARMACY Sasha, Tyler and Quin. Guess who’s e. Te Kawau Maro o Maniapoto Festival TE AWAMUTU LINDSAY PHARMACY November 3, 1951 f. Kawhia Harbours 8417654AA turning John James. OPEN Holy Trinity Church 70 Memories will be in all every Weekend Stratford tomorrow? our hearts all the time Karakia Whakamutunga Saturday Jean Martin to our "Number One" Ronald Powell 9.00am - 3.00pm Peter Wells son. We miss you. No reira, nau mai haere mai!! Sunday From Colin and Jean & Public Holidays Jowsey. CONGRATULATIONS (All enquiries - please call Maniapoto Maori Trust Board 10.00am - 1.00pm TO YOU BOTH LINDSAY Ph 07 878 6234 or email: offi [email protected]) John James (Snookims). From your family - Ray & 8407949AA ENQUIRE today! PUBLIC NOTICE Jan, Colin & Bronwyn, Tim A year has passed Classified advertising, it Advertise with us! since you left. We miss really works! Phone Sale of Liquor Act & Paula and grandchildren and love you always. Phone 871-5151 871-5151. 1989 Naomi & Grant, Hanan & Not a day goes by that [email protected] Sarah and Mark & Mandy we don’t think about Pursuant to you mate. Love Corey Public Notices Section 18(3), 41(3) (your brother), Tina Meetings DIAMOND WEDDING (Teenie-Weenie), Lasenby — Dixon Isn’t he “handsome?” Carter and Charlee. Northern Pubs Ltd, LINDSAY 97 Alexandra St, Te Happy Birthday John James. Awamutu has made 1974 - 2010. I can’t Dad believe that we have application to the District Love Carey, George & Girls survived a year Licensing Agency at Te without you. TE AWAMUTU SPORTS Awamutu for the renewal "A million times of an On - Licence and Off Deaths we needed you, RUGBY CLUB a million times - Licence in respect of 8419318AA JERRY, ANNUAL GENERAL James Epiha (TJ we cried, the premises situated Tommy). If love alone could MEETING at 97 Alexandra Street, Te Ken & Mary married Passed away on have saved you, you never would Monday, November 14 Awamutu and known as November 3, 1951 October 30, 2011. Dearly loved husband have died. at 7.00pm Commercial Hotel. at All Saints Church, In life we of the late Patricia Te at the Club Rooms Matamata. Oranga Jerry. Loved loved you dearly, The general nature of the and respected father of in death we business conducted under Congratulations love you still, • President’s Report Jason, Reynee and the licence is Tavern. and much love from moko Nikovi. His In our hearts you • Financial Report sisters Ella, Evelyn, hold a place no one • General Business your family can ever fill." The days on which and Ann, Lillian, Lovey, • Subscriptions the hours during which Jaqualine, Rita, Bella, Love and miss you 8405389AA Betina and Christine. always Johnny - the liquor is sold under Brothers George Karen, Caitlin, the licence are: Monday (deceased), Jack, Cameron, Logan and to Sunday, 7am - 2am
Emma. 8408011AA Peter, Sonny and Greg. (following day). A service will be held at Whakamarama The application may be Marae, on November 3 at 11.00am, then to inspected during ordinary Kihikihi Cemetery. Pirongia Rugby offi ce hours at the offi ce of
8227469AA & Sports Club the Waipa District Council, Funeral Directors AGM District Licensing Agency, Bank Street, Te Awamutu. Lost and Found Tuesday, November 15 Rosetown Family Funerals Any person who is entitled LOST - black wallet in At the clubrooms area of George Melrose at 7.30pm to object and who wishes Drive and Taylor to object to the grant of Avenue, reward offered. All members welcome application may, not later Please phone 871-5494 or Secretary: Brian Johnson than 10 working days 8325833AA (027) 295-6476. Service with grace and dignity. PH 027 232 7720 after the date of the fi rst 262 Ohaupo Rd • Te Awamutu • 870 2137 Personal publication of notice of the application in a AFTER abortion stress? Ring Pregnancy 8417529AA newspaper in accordance Te Awamutu Counselling Services with the Act, fi le a notice 0800 773 4626 anytime. in writing of the objection Funeral Services with the Secretary of the District Licensing Agency
7898184AA at Waipa District Council, NETBALL CLUB Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. AGM This is the second publication of this notice. Alexandra House Chapel November 29, 2011 8417636AA 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU 7pm WOOL WANTED For compassionate and caring service call Classified Advertising at Clubrooms FOR Operation Cover Up, Garth & Lynette Williams Te Awamutu Courier can be dropped off at Te All Welcome Awamutu Courier office, PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS PH: 871-5151 336 Alexandra Street, Te FAX: 871-3675 Awamutu. TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 27 Public Notices Garage Sales Livestock & Poultry Te Awamutu KIHIKIHI Creative Fibre 77 WHITMORE STREET 8.00am. Exhibition 2011 Show Spring Luncheon TO❏❏ VISIT VISITED Burchell Pavillion, Gorst Ave November 7 Thursday, November 10, 2011 8399641AA Thursday, November 3 Noon-2pm KIHIKIHI 7pm - 9pm St John’s Church Hall MACHINERY & CLEARING SALE 3.30pm - 6pm 29 MOULE STREET Bridge Club, Entry $10 8.00am start. Friday, November 4 to 8417509AA TO VISIT VISITED Preliminary Sale 888 Te Rahu Rd, Sales table - raffl e - cards - Children entertain Sunday, November 6 Te Awamutu ❏❏Saturday - November 12 Start 10.30am 9.30am - 4pm $20 Entry All Welcome PIRONGIA AC : GH & CE Rawlings Handcrafted items for sale 144 CHESTNUT LANE 151 Otewa Road Presented by: Combined household Demonstrations of fi bre craft Jill Buckton (nee Smith) Hearing Association - Te Awamutu mega garage sale, from Otorohanga 477 Alexandra Street, 8.00am.
Free Entry 8407355AA Don’t miss this exclusive sale held on farm one PH 07 887 1661 Te Awamutu TO VISIT VISITED www.awarenesscorner.co.nz ❏❏kilometre from Otorohanga township which will All Welcome be signposted on sale day. TWO DISPLAY DAYS at our rooms: TE AWAMUTU Approximately 350 lots of top quality sundry items Tuesday November 8, 9.30 am - 3pm 381 ALEXANDRA STREET and outside entries. Food available. Te Awamutu RSA WAIPA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Wednesday November 16, 9.30am - 3pm Fishing Section, Vintage & Collectors Tractors Diabetes Support Saturday - 8.00am- Board of Trustees outside the RSA 1937 Fairway 14 International Tractor, 1956 Group Te Awamutu Phones with louder volume controls, louder phone Clubrooms, sausage International B250 Tractor, 1947 Farmall B (with and fl ashing ringers and amplifi ers; personal sizzle. mower) Tractor, 1938 Farmall F20 Tractor, 1954 Casual vacancy for an Elected Trustee TO VISIT VISITED FC (French) Tractor, 1936 F12 (on steel) Tractor, You are invited to our amplifi ers; fours sizes hearing aid batteries and ❏❏1945 Farmall H Tractor, 1945 Farmall B Tractor, A casual vacancy has occurred on the Board of next meeting testers, drying capsules, TV wireless headphones, 1944 Farmall A (wide axle front) Tractor, 1949 TD6 Trustees for an elected parent representative. 7.30pm, Tuesday, “I have a hearing loss” badges, cleaning tools and TE AWAMUTU November 8, 2011 Bulldozer with wide blade, 1958 International 650 The Board has resolved under Section 105 of some free “hearing loss” signs and cards... 8417611AA 80 MUTU STREET (rare) Tractor, 1960 Austin Flat Deck Tip Truck, 1977 the Education Act 1989 to fi ll the vacancy by Op Shop opens this This month’s topic: For any queries: 871 3649 Saturday, 8.00am - Leyland 272 on duals loader, bucket and forks selection. 11.00am, something for Tractor. TRAVELLING WITH If ten percent or more of eligible voters on the everyone. All these vehicles are in good condition and running DIABETES VERN WILSON TO VISIT VISITED school roll ask the Board, within 28 days of this Councillor order (except for one - Farmall H Tractor). notice being published, to hold a by-election to ❏❏ Methodist Church Hall Will be at the Council Car Park Boot Sundry Items fi ll the vacancy, then a by-election will be held. 261 Banks Street sale the 1st Saturday of the month TE AWAMUTU Tractor parts, Transarc Tip300 welder (three phase, Any eligible voter who wishes to ask the Board Te Awamutu to hear your views on our town. COLLEGE HALL chest of assorted welding rods), Air command to hold a by-election should write to: for more information Rugby team fundraiser, Email: [email protected] BP15 Air Compressor, Heavy Duty Stationary Ph (07) 838 0127 Saturday, 8.30am- Chairperson Phone: (021) 056-6008 11.00am. Grinder, Stationary Drop Hacksaw, Leaf Blower, 8417661AA 8417691AA Board of Trustees TO VISIT VISITED Motorised top Behind Topper, Ryobi fi ve speed Waipa Christian School ■■■■■ ❏❏Drill Press, Metal lathe (Huge), Big selection 8417469AA 320 Swarbrick Drive PHOTOGRAPHS from articles throughout the paper can be taps and dies, Trolley Jack x 3 (fl oor), Kerosene Te Awamutu ordered at our office, Te TE AWAMUTU wash station, International 27 Conventional Baler, Awamutu Courier, 336 1371 CAMBRIDGE ROAD by December 4, 2011. Alexandra Street. Phone Assorted Electric Fencing equipment, PZ Mower 871-5151. Not before 8.00am, desks, ■■■■■ Free Health Check & dining chairs, toys and (twin drum), Sickle bar mowers x 2, three point Information Evening other household items. top dresser, Hooper trail behind manure spreader, 8407312AA TO VISIT VISITED Assorted 4 x 2 Timber, Carry all tray (Quick hitch), Monday, November 7 ❏❏Water blaster, Asstd Engine Oil and Lubricant, 4.30pm-8.30pm Assorted Garden Tools, Grader Blade,Rotary hoe Methodist Church Hall TE AWAMUTU (hand pushed), Post hole Borer, Snig chains and Bank Street, Te Awamutu 413 FAIRVIEW ROAD tie downs, Anvil,Timber Jack and many more Sunday, 8.00am-12 noon - 8419016AA Get your Blood Pressure checked & other health issues. not before. assorted sundry items. Prevention is better than Cure TO VISIT VISITED Enquiries: ❏❏Mack Lynn 0274 735 756 Papaki tu ana te tai Alan Harnett 07 873 0720 Haruru kau ana te tai TE AWAMUTU He aha te tai e haere mai nei? ROCHE STREET 8.00am start. 8389346AA Ko Tai Ahurei TO VISIT VISITED Ko Tai Ariki Te Awamutu Intermediate ❏❏ Ko Tai Wananga e! invites you to An evening to Caravans\Motorhomes Motorcycles For Sale Tai Wananga is a designated character school under section 156. We are a Y9-13 recognise the retirement of Grazing & Trailers & Wanted multi-sited school with a capped roll of 120 students. Tai Wananga provides an GRAZING available for 40 TRAILER, 6x4, new WOF, 2006 Suzuki King Quad, interactive and nurturing learning experience to ensure health in body, mind and rising one year heifers to reg, $480 ono. Phone (029) top condition, tool box, spirit. Margaret Dixon May 1. Phone Allan (07) 770-7241. full body guard, $3800 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 7.00pm 873-0720 - Otorohanga. ono. Phone (029) 770-7241. Our Vision: Kia tu, kia ora, kia Maori TE AWAMUTU INTERMEDIATE HALL GRAZING urgently Our Mission: To empower our taiohi to achieve, contribute, and to lead the WINE AND CHEESE required for two
8417763AA showjumper mares. advancement of Maori RSVP (07) 871-6377 November 11 Phone (027) 483-2269. Vehicles Wanted We are now taking enrolments for Tai Wananga Ruakura. We are located on East GRAZING wanted, 50 Street, Ruakura Research Centre. Our learning focus is Discovery, Technology and x-bred weaner calves till May 1st. Phone 871-4933 Innovation. Information evenings are scheduled at the following venues from OHAUPO RUGBY For Sale or (021) 545-386. 6.00pm – 7.00pm. SPORTS CLUB Monday, November 7 - Te Wananga o Aotearoa Campus, Ohaupo Rd, HAMILTON ANNUAL GENERAL Pets MEETING Tuesday, November 8 - Te Wananga o Aotearoa Campus, Factory Rd, TE AWAMUTU CHOCOLATE Labrador 7.00pm, Wednesday DKN Vibration machine, $200. Phone puppies for sale, ready at Wednesday, November 9 – Te Wananga o Aotearoa Campus, Te Rapa Rd, HAMILTON November 23, 2011 the end of November, 871-7797 after 7.00pm for For enrolment packages email [email protected] Ohaupo Rugby Sports $500. Phone 871-8626. info. T.Westrupp (Tumuaki) Clubrooms THREE pet ducks, young 13 Forkert Road, Ohaupo males, free. Phone (07) Phone Rob Fisher 212-6000. (027) 254-9872 Need something to do Plants & Gardens between Christmas & Firewood DRAWERS, set of four, dark wood, $60. Phone COMPOST New Year? FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 - (027) 666-8292. $170. Phone (07) 873-9190 PUKEATUA Peak Why not come to Northland with us or (021) 617-349. Compost, Bio Gro on our fi ve day tour. Certificate 4971 CO1, for For Sale FURNITURE all your farming and Itineraries available now. MAHOGANY brm suite, gardening requirements, Queen Ann style, depot on Payne Road, beautiful condition, $550 Kihikihi. Phone Ray on CAR WASH ono, dressing table, light (027) 417-7665 or 871-7156. 8419639AA BED, single, wooden oak, seven drawers, three This Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm slats, $50, good spring mirrors, $250 ono. Phone mattress available also. evenings - (07) 873-8294 at the Depot Ohaupo Road Phone/text (021) 902-084. (Otorohanga). FLAX, two of, fully grown, approximately All funds to St John’s College and Sacred 800mm high, reddish Heart Girls’ College combined Concert colour, $12 each. Phone Band trip to New York. DEHUMIDIFIER, works GARDEN 871-7797 after 7.00pm. well, $50. Phone/text TOOLSHED, excellent STANDARDS and (021) 902-084. condition, H:1900 x L:3666 topiary, nursery open P 871-6373 M (021) 951-786 F 871-4243 x W:2220, tongue and Fridays, 10.00am-4.00pm, SPIN BIKE groove Rimu floor, 132 Sainsbury Road, email [email protected] EX Les Mills, $300. Phone galvanised iron. Phone Pirongia or phone Susan 280-7104 or (021) 112-4512. (027) 226-8096. Ranstead on 871-9105. 28 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011 Vehicles Wanted To Let Hire Services Trade Services CARAVANS to let from 8417443AA TABLE linen for hire. LAWN mowing, Jim’s $30, long term. Phone ELITE RENTAL Phone Sincerity Dry TERRY LASENBY Mowing, honest, reliable, A1 Service 871-2171 or (0274) 407-101. JM PROPERTY Cleaners on 871-5471. friendly service. For all MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT BUILDER Wanted - INDUSTRIAL building/ your property storage, 70m2 - 140m2. Arapuni Village Property & Home maintenance DEAD CARS Phone (027) 440-7101. $200 p/wk • 232 Kihikihi Road• Maintenance • Maintenance • requirements call (0800) Best Dollars KIHIKIHI, three brm home Three brm, fully fenced Two brm unit • Renovations • 454-6546. Fully insured, $200 p/wk COMMERCIAL and with garage, references section, single garage domestic cleaning. Phone • New Homes • same day service. reqd, $285 p/wk. Phone • 202 Cambridge Rd • Maid Marj, 871-3309. (027) 594-1091. Rachel Hogben Two brm unit, garage • Farm Buildings • 021 247 2441 $230 p/wk DIAL-A-MAN Phone 7985803AA PAINTER/ LANDLORDS www.eliterentalmanagement.co.nz Ph (027) 589-6416 QUALIFIED builder, (027) 496-4656 www.jmpropertymanagement.co.nz joiner, cabinet maker, or 870-1234 a/h DECORATOR Get that car outa there! Wishing your property plasterer, affordable • Exterior/Interior to be managed by rates. Phone (021) • Wallpapering recognised professionals? Computer Services 139-4355. Dave Rowe EXTERIOR house BUILDER 07 873 1777 LOCALLY OWNEDOWNED TENANTS PC PROBLEMS? cleaning. Phone Ultra Qualified licensed 027 290 8776 & OPERATEDOPERATED Clean 0800 569-656 today! Needing help fi nding NO fix, no fee, local IT carpenter PH 07 870 1522 professional available for LOUNGE suites cleaned. 29 years experience 8337256AA accommodation which on site repairs, upgrades Phone Ultra Clean 0800 SLATES HANDYMAN 0800 CAR DUMP 569-656 now! FREE QUOTES (227 3867) suits your needs? and trouble shooting, PC SERVICES and laptop sales, no call Phone Lance out fees for help, Phone Trade Services (027) 663-2552 GOT WOOLLY Contact Francene on Matt (027) 515-6996 or SHEEP? “SPRING Business for Sale Mob (027) 289-3952 870-3038. GIVE TONY A INTO SUMMER” and Wanted A/h (07) 871-6287 $25 DRAINAGE Contact Jade on Gardening & BLEEP! Specials on: 8419023AA WAIKATO TIMES RURAL No job too big Mob (027) 823-5537 Landscaping Call WOF PAPER RUN FOR SALE or too small - Mobile House Washing RAY WHITE MREINZ TYRE &TUNE& TUNE CENTRE Shearing Run 1 Phone 871-3267 WE DO IT ALL! Spider/Fly Treatment starts Glenview Offi ce 871-7149 8419305AA Phone Moss/Mould Treatment and fi nishes at Ohaupo for appointment Phone 870-6244 or 7720324AA 21 Bond Road,Te Awamutu 8277592AA Colin (027) 498-9022 (027) 202-4915 Roof Painting or Te Awamutu NEWLY renovated large BRIAN Krippner Window Cleaning Run 2 starts Ruakura, farmhouse, 2km from Te ROSETOWN Painters for Awamutu, three brms, building, advanced trade MEATEATER fi nishes at Pencarrow Rd qualified, alterations and all your painting and PHONE STEVE SLATER sleepout, two bathrooms, decorating Hours 1am - 5am double garage, additions, maintenance, HOMEKILLS LTD
requirements. Phone 7353442AA dishwasher, heatpump, expol/pink batts, no job 021 069 9495 Sold separately or together too small. Phone (027) (027) 482-5586, or a/h no pets, available until 871-3411. Reason for selling - moving end of May, $330 p/wk. 255-5753 or 870-6462. Killing from the Waikato Phone 871-5256. 7332672AA Sheep - Pigs - Beef WEED SPRAYING Run 1 - $30,000 WILLIE LORD Radio Controlled Units Run 2 - $35,000 Concrete Placers Ltd Phone 871-9995 Phone 07 823 6315 “In A cul-de-sac” 021 557 676 Phone Evenings Three brms, single garage, • Driveways KING COUNTRY Marshall Contracting separate lounge with TE AWAMUTU • Rural - feedpads, silage etc DRILLING • House fl oors Glen : 870-1433 woodfi re, French doors 8240235AA
ORGEOUS Offi ce 870 5177 8240235AA to deck SELF STORAGE All concrete works Flatmates Fax 870 5277 FFA L 8420706AA PERSON to share cottage - $275 p/wk From $20 p/wk ARDENS O with farm worker, 10 8419343AA Close to the Park 24hr access G minutes to Te Awamutu, Too busy to garden? DECKS R US Down a right of way Camera Surveillance 8374209AA H $50 p/wk, power 8031019AA Want it looking fabulous? OLES included. Phone (021) for privacy, PH: (07) 856-7584 121-6952. three brms, double garage, or (027) 608-1749 Let our qualifi qualified ed gardeners DESIGN Local business decks make the difference! 8419022AA specialising in • Soak • Surface wells - $240 p/wk THREE brm house and QUOTE Property For Sale two brm granny flat in decks - kwila, • Lined Soak holes For more information 872 80288406989AA excellent condition with Phone THREE brm brick home please contact Robyn Garden Maintenance BUILD pine, tiles. • Concrete products with attached garage, or Lois on 871 5044 heatpumps, both have & Revamping easy care, close to new garage attached with available shopping complex. Phone internal access, $260 for Phone 027 478 3085 871-7379. house, $250 for flat, 162 TREE CARE • Foundation Drilling Flat Road, can be rented GROUNDZONE Tree OWNER/OPERATOR: separately or as one. Care. Pruning, removal, R TELEVISI Property Wanted Phone (027) 425-0090. stump grinding, wood O ON F RS & TU FREE PHONE TWO brm plus sleepout, splitting, consultancy. EPAI NIN STEVE COLSON Qualified, professional R G new kitchen and (0508) DUG HOLES bathroom, $270 p/wk. arborists. Phone Nathan 8236185AA • Television Aerial Installations & Extensions • WANTED Hughes 871-7107. Phone (021) 838-145. • Satellite Dish Installation • ce (0508) 465 373 • Stereo Repairs • SinSince 8386054AA Health 1990 Really want to sell Dairy Farm SAFE ‘N’ SOUND WESTEND ELECTRONICS - 871-5193 STORAGE WESTGATE something? 60 - 80 hectares NATURAL THERAPY Place it in the • Electric Security Fence Massage & Healing PLUMBING Close to Te Awamutu/Otorohanga FOR SALE column. • 24/7 access Special prices for For all your plumbing • Camera and patrolled November SERVICES With or without Agents PJ’s CONCRETE REQUIREMENTS surveillance Te Awamutu
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Katy Perry is a phenomenon. Nikki Monroe is phenomenal in her portrayal of the pop prin- cess as she faithfully recreates the essence of all aspects of the pop stars live show with her band and dancers. Katy — The Katy Perry Tribute Show comes to Hamilton‘s Clarence Street Theatre on Friday, November 25 at 7pm and we have a double pass to give away. Expect all of the massive hits that have made Kay Perry the star she is today — Ur So Gay, I Kissed A Girl, Hot N Cold, California Gurls, Teenage Dream, Firework and Peacock. Dance-pop that will have you rocking till you drop! But wait there’s more! The full production comes complete with state of the art sound systems and lighting effects —
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8410009AA THE DEBT R16 Presents This is, gag-for-gag, the funniest Jane Austen’s THU & FRI 7.50, SAT 5.50, SUN 6.10, film to see. It’s not big and it’s not FRIDAY - LIVE BAND MON 7.50, TUE & WED 8.00 clever but boy, will it have you laughing. A handsomely staged, fascinating THE INBETWEENERS R16 and powerful costume drama November TRIPLE DD THU & FRI 6.20 & 8.20, with clever casting and very fine All tickets TRIPLE D 4th - 20th SAT 6.15 & 8.20, SUN 4.15 & 6.20, performances. $20 ANONYMOUS M BUSINESSES - Please help our PROSTATE CANCER MON 6.10 & 8.10, Fridays AUCTION by donating goods/services. TUE & WED 6.20 & 8.20 FRI 10.00, SAT 3.40, SUN 1.40, 7.30p.m Ring 871 7282 - if we have not been to see you yet! TUE & WED 5.30 A wickedly funny, frequently 4th 11th 18th – includes Thanks so far to: programme and hilarious joy ride, that is also Beginners is a delightful film: POWER FARMING, CARPET COURT, COUPLANDS TRANSPORT, gentle, playful, creative, Saturdays refreshments FORD, VETPAK, SINCERITY DRYCLEANERS, BEAUREPAIRS, totally satisfying on an emotional ultimately happy with 7.30p.m AND ROSETOWN HOLDEN for their donations of goods level. “Sounds hilarious, huh? Well, towards our auction to be held very soon! it actually is. It definitely goes heartbreaking performances. 5th 12th 19th BEGINNERS M Bookings PHONE (07) 8717282 for more details down a treat.” A powerful quality art house film Sundays essential: THE TRIP M inspired by the bestselling novel, 3.00p.m phone THU & FRI 5.55 & 8.05, SAT 3.35 & 7.55, SUN 1.35 & 5.55, beautifully photographed and 6th 13th 20th 07 872 8022 What do YOU think? MON, TUE & WED 5.55 & 8.05 very well acted. SUNFLOWER AND Te Awamutu Little Theatre, Txt 021 241 4568 BREAKING DAWN THE SECRET FAN M corner of Vaile and Palmer Streets Insert the code TAC before your message - limit of 150 characters STARTS NOV 17 BOTH START NOV 10 Write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 (next to the fi re station) 8415853AA email: [email protected] SPECIAL MORNING SESSIONS FRIDAY, SUNDAY AND WEDNESDAY 32 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2011
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