TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 YOUR LETTERS Home of Cycling Proposal Worthy of Widespread Financial Support

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CIRCULATED FREE TO ALL HOUSEHOLDS THROUGHOUT TE AWAMUTU AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EXTRA COPIES 40c. BRIEFLY ‘Clan lab’ at Fieldays Ratepayers’ group active BY DEAN TAYLOR The recently formed Waipa Waikato Police used the District Citizens and Ratepayers high volume of visitors at Association has had a busy start National Fieldays to edu- to its role. cate rural people about the It has rapidly accumulated a risk of drug growing and membership of over 100 and manufacture on or near their farms. been active in following the The Police display proposed National Cycling included items associated Centre of Excellence and with the manufacture of Cambridge pool projects methamphetamine (P), as (including organising a public well as pictures of what meeting on this issue and can go wrong in the pro- assisting with a survey). cess and the damage to the The association is holding it‘s properties and environ- monthly committee meeting next ment. Tuesday (July 5) from 7.30pm to Visitors were shown the 8.30pm at the Burchell Pavillion various pieces of equip- in Gorst Avenue. ment that are associated ‘‘Everyone is welcome. Bring with P laboratories (clan along your ideas or concerns on labs) which are what you would like to see increasingly being estab- happening within the Waipa lished in isolated rural District,’’ says chairman, Pat locations, or as mobile labs. Bishop. Police ask farmers and people living in rural areas Church drama to keep an eye out for tell- tale signs of clan labs. Teams from seven Te They say P manufacture Awamutu churches will be is operated by organised TC300611DT03 performing 10 short dramas at criminal groups, and often WAIKATO Police District Communications Manager Andrew McAlley (right) explains the workings and dangers of the North End Church in firearms are involved as rural methamphetamine laboratories to (from left) Carolyn Edwards of Ohaupo, Ashburton visitors Neil and Deidre Racecourse Road at 10am on the people involved are Stevens and Steve Edwards of Ohaupo. Sunday, July 17. willing to take drastic The performances portray measures to protect their This is often buried or • unusual collections of operations are: tainers etc. the story of the writing, investments. poured into drains and chemicals or metals; • strangers coming and Police say if members of transmission and translation of Risks associated with waterways. • glass cookware, bottles or going on rural land, often the public suspect any the Bible over the centuries. clan labs include fire and Police say signs that a jars with rubber tubing carrying gardening type illegal activity they should Organiser Rod Bent is explosions, chemical clan lab may be operating and hotplates; equipment; not investigate, and put hopeful the drama will be burns, contamination and could include: • propane tanks with • increased night-time themselves at risk, but entertaining and informative. poisoning. • chemical odours; fittings that have turned activity; report any details of what An offering will be received As well as the danger of • lots of visitors; blue; • theft of quad bikes, elec- they have observed to for the Bible Society. the process, and the harm • secretive behaviour; • increased electricity con- tric fence units; Police in confidence. • • Afternoon tea will be caused by the use of the expensive security sys- sumption. unexplained clearings Alternatively the public provided after the event. drug, manufacture also tems; Also of concern is made on land; can use the 0800 555111 produces a toxic waste, • lots of discarded medical cannabis growing in • items found of your prop- Crimestoppers crimeline to For more information contact about seven to 10 kilograms containers, plastic con- isolated rural areas. erty that aren’t yours, such leave a message anony- Rod Bent on 871 5852. for every kilogram of P. tainers or fuel containers; Tell-tale signs of such as clothing, tools, con- mously. Biotech focus Guest speaker for Continuing Education Group’s meeting next Wednesday (July 6) will be Dr Velodrome still has ‘air in tyres’ Elspeth MacRae. A leading biotechnologist from Rotorua, Dr MacRae is the BY GRANT JOHNSTON to the region, given the need to Based on repayment inside 15 Million would take total internal executive in charge of Scion’s have 80% funding organised by years and interest of 6%, in one borrowing to around the recom- Bioproduct Development The Home of Cycling Trust September. scenario Waipa residents would mended cap of 20% of funds held. science area, which includes project is still ‘alive’ after Waikato Three staff reports relating to contribute $6.54 extra per year in Waikato Regional Council will wood and fibre processing Regional Council voted yesterday the issue were tabled at regional rates towards the project debate rating options for the activities. to consult ratepayers over yesterday’s meeting, providing grant, while in the other it would potential project grant at a work- She has been involved in the whether to provide $6 Million some clarity around funding be $7.07. shop on July 7. development of kiwifruit and is towards it. implications for regional rate- The figures would vary It will also instigate consulta- also an inventor with her name The vote went in favour of payers. depending on interest rate applied tion (which is required because on several patents. See ad in consulting over the decision — a Rating options were presented, (5.5%, 6% or 7%) and repayment the grant is greater than $1 negative vote would have been the based on WRC funding principles period (10, 15 or 20 years). Million). This will involve news- today’s paper for more details. death knell for the National Cyc- and policy and taking into account The current rate for internal paper ads, WRC’s website and a ling Centre of Excellence coming area and degree of benefit. borrowing is 5.5% and a grant of $6 telephone survey — cost $61,500. 2 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 YOUR LETTERS Home of Cycling proposal worthy of widespread financial support

As a Waikato regional and (and money-spending dele- the vision for the long term includes a world class BMX Waipa District ratepayer from gates/visitors) and also the benefits to our community/ track, for recreational as well Te Awamutu, I would like to major entertainment/sporting region, and now we just need as elite athlete use. express my support for the events that the purpose-built to get behind it to make it Good on St Peter’s for pro- Come to our ﬁ rst OPEN HOME Home of Cycling complex. 6000 seat arena will attract, for happen. viding the land, as I’m sure I have no personal interest the benefit of us all! So I’m happy to have a they see the benefits of ease of THIS SUNDAY July 3, 2-3pm in cycling, no vested interest, That is another example of small percentage of my rates use for their students. but just want our Waikato a major community project used by Waikato Regional Karapiro is NZ’s ‘centre of region to have recreational that had a lot of naysayers, but Council, and Waipa District rowing’, inspiring recrea- 88 Kacey Avenue, Fairview Estate assets that will benefit the as a member of Hamilton City Council for this project. tional/school athletes, plus community as a whole, (as Council told me at Saturday’s Yes, times are tough, and high performance/Olympic Te Awamutu well as create future Claudelands open day, "You rates need priority, but like athletes, and similarly the Olympians). just need the vision to see the with Claudelands, this is a Home of Cycling will become I was inspired to write this long term benefits for every- project that will have long NZ’s centre of cycling, a real by my visit to Claudelands one, and inspire folks to find a term benefits for us all. inspiration and opportunity PRIVATE SALE events centre last Saturday. way to make it happen". And it is as much for for cyclists of all types and What a fantastic asset for So that is just exactly the recreational cyclists as for levels, and future Olympians. , our region, both economically situation with the Home of elite athletes, and although the Let’s share the vision, and $465 000 by attracting major Cycling project. velodrome has attracted the actively support this project. tradeshows and conventions, We already have folks with attention, the complex also LORNE DePAPE 2 years old, all completed 3 Double Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Communication attempt to be constructive Open plan spacious family/dining Normally I wouldn’t It was indicated they were As for the grandstand That was all I said on the with recessed sliding doors respond to criticism as I believe short of $80,000 for the project, upgrade, the Council resolved subject. We don’t want to be in a everyone is entitled to an but were still actively trying to that it be funded in the 2012/13 situation where everyone’s Master with ensuite and walk in wardrobe opinion and entitled to express raise money, although it wasn’t year long term plan subject to scared to say anything. it, but I can’t really understand easy in the present financial conditions. I have stood on a few toes in Quality carpets, drapes and ﬁ ttings what Hazel Barnes was trying climate. The money would I said ‘‘the upgrade of the Council and some don’t to say in her letter. allow the playground to get up grandstand at Albert Park is appreciate my letters, but I am throughout I would have thought a and running even if not com- also great news and well over- there to represent the Waipa Council grant of $50,000 (rate- pletely finished and it could due. It’s location and public use people and do my very best to Double garage payers’ money) towards the Te encourage other groups to con- means this is money well spent work for and inform them so we Custom designed kitchen Awamutu playground would tribute to this extremely worth- in Te Awamutu. This facility all feel part of Waipa. have been greatly appreciated. while project. services Waipa as a whole’. VERN WILSON All day sun Expansive rural views to Mt Pirongia Exercycle might be a cheaper option than funding velodrome Beautifully landscaped terraces Grey Power has no view on will only hold a few cyclists at you will be warm and dry running anything at a profit

8214047AA the velodrome — neither for a time and you can easily fall using it. and the poor old ratepayer has You are welcome to view at any time nor against. off the slopes. You will also save your to pay the bill every time. It is fairly obvious Grace Unless you want to ride grandchildren rates as the If councils stuck to the by appointment - please call has never been in a round the edge, which is cost of maintenance and wages basics our rates would come velodrome. The proposed one pretty boring, I suggest you will never stop. down. 07 870 5522 or 021 124 4295 is only 240 metres round and buy an exercycle Grace, and Councils haven’t a clue on KEITH BRAWN

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Prisons around the country including Waikeria go 100% smokefree environment because it removes the temptation Smokefree this Friday (July 1). to smoke. There has been publicity around the conflict this could ‘‘For some, quitting is part of taking control of their lives cause due to inmate frustration and anger, but plenty of for the better.” work has gone into ensuring the step towards better health Ms Harrison says there are a number of ways prison goes as smoothly as possible. nurses are helping prisoners manage withdrawal. Health professionals and cultural advisers have been “Nurses are on duty from 6am to 9pm seven days a week involved in the process. and there are also smokefree champions among the Kirstin Harrison, nurse team leader at the Auckland custodial staff trained to offer support to anyone kicking the Region Women’s Corrections Facility, expects it will be habit. Prisoners are also able to phone the Quitline for business as usual. help.” Prisoners are already receiving support to quit. Tobacco Grace Wong, Senior Lecturer in Nursing at AUT has been unavailable in prisons since early June, and as University and Director of Smokefree Nurses Aotearoa/ supplies of cigarettes dry up, thousands are taking New Zealand, says nicotine replacement therapy is safe and advantage of the free nicotine replacement therapy avail- effective. able to them. It replaces some of the nicotine in the cigarettes without That’s not just the prisoners but the Corrections staff the harmful tar and other by-products of combustion that who smoke as well. cause lung cancer and other diseases. Prison nurses are working together with smokefree “Prison nurses are at the cutting edge of health champions to promote the message that there is support for promotion,” says Ms Wong. quitting for prisoners who smoke. “Like primary health care nurses in the community, “I’m a reformed smoker and I believe everyone deserves they are geared up to help any smoker quit. Everyone who a chance to quit smoking,” says Ms Harrison. quits helps fulfil the vision of a healthy smokefree New She says reactions amongst the women she deals with Zealand by 2025.” are mixed. Subsidised nicotine replacement therapy is publicly “Some are reluctant. Some are looking forward to a available from nurses and other health professionals. Prisoners help out with house move

A group of Waikeria prisoners were involved in emptying 47 hotel rooms of furniture to help families displaced by the Christchurch earthquake. Escorted by their residential manager, eight men from the prison’s Maori Focus Unit joined the ranks of volunteers who assembled at the Novotel Tainui Hamilton hotel. The Novotel, which is being renovated, donated all the furniture and fixings from 47 rooms to a combined Housing NZ and Women’s Refuge effort for families displaced to the Waikato from Christchurch and for families who have family violence issues and have moved to safe houses. While staff from Corrections, Police, Housing New Zealand, Te Puni Kokiri among a host others moved hundreds of items of furniture, the prisoners were at a nearby warehouse sorting it for delivery to needy families. Waikeria Prison Manager Kevin Smith says trucks were on the road all day ferrying furniture from the hotel to the warehouse so the prisoners were kept very busy. ‘‘The day was a chance for the prisoners to give something back to the community but, for them, it was strewn with special moments that were quite moving. ‘‘A number of the people being helped were Afghan Kurd refugees who had settled in Christ- church and were moved to Hamilton after the earthquakes. “One woman told a prisoner that her family had been sleeping on blankets on the floor and had nothing in their house since arriving.” Mr Smith said having the community see and interact with prisoners also helped to breakdown negative stereotypes. “Having spent time in prison can carry a huge stigma, make it difficult for the men to find work and leave them socially isolated. Open mindedness by society is critical to successful reintegration.”

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Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: Monday, June 20: Arrests: Man for wilful damage to Rosetown Liquor. Woman for breaching the peace and neglecting children. Woman complains of being assaulted. Woman complains of man breaching a protection order. Man complains of receiving threatening text messages from a person in breach of bail conditions. Tuesday, June 21: Man arrested for EBA and resisting Police. Burglary of Aotearoa Road property reported. Frozen food, helmet and tools stolen. Intentional damage to railway station shelter reported. Wednesday, June 22: Man arrested on two charges of assaulting Police and resisting Police. Thursday, June 23: Man arrested for U20 EBA. Theft of a toolbox left at Lyon Street property reported. Friday, June 24: Man arrested for disorderly behaviour. Sunday, June 26: Arrests: Man for breaching bail and driving while disqualified. Man for EBA. Man complains of being assaulted. 24 hour Victim Support is available by phoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846). TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 5 Overwhelming Mufti day for new playground Bronwyn Barrie, who wrote to the Courier about Te Awamutu’s new they are now senior high the robbery of her family’s home, has been playground received a school students. overwhelmed by kind offers of assistance. welcome funding boost The committee is on She and her family have been assisted by of $1450 from Te Awa- the final leg, but still extended family and while they appreciate very mutu College students needs more funds to much the other generous offers of help, have had to who ran a mufti day to complete the project. decline them. help the cause. The committee is She says they have also had time to reflect on the Work on installing chaired by Bobbie fact that ‘‘there is a lot more to life than worldly the first of the equip- Fladgate and includes possessions’’. ment has begun, and the Betsy Bryant, Commun- playground committee ity Board chairman is eager to complete the Dean Taylor, Waipa Dis- fundraising as soon as trict asset manager Hypnotic effect possible to ensure the parks and reserves Max new facility can be Ward and Waipa Dis- There are just a few tickets available still for opened as a fully trict councillor Hazel Pirongia School PTA’s annual fundraiser featuring completed playground. Barnes. Guy Cater, international comedian/hypnotist. Year 11 Te Awamutu Any group, organisa- Tomorrow night’s event at Pirongia Memorial College students tion or business wanting hall sees doors open at 7 with the show starting at 8. Marissa Packwood, more information or Tickets ($25 includes supper, cash bar available) Jackie Foster and able to assist with the TC300611DT01 can be purchased at Guys Paper Plus, Time Out, Brooke Kimber were project is welcome to PLAYGROUND testers from 2006 (from left) Marissa Packwood, Jackie Pirongia Hotel and Pirongia School office. Limited pleased their school was contact a member of the Foster and Brooker Kimber, now senior Te Awamutu College students, are door sales may be available on the night. helping the fundraising committee. still looking forward to the new Te Awamutu Playground. (although the girls were in WWII dress for the Winter chill in the air day as they are both in the cast of Bless ‘em All and were at rehearsals. Lower minimum temperatures were a feature of The three students the past week for Courier weather watchers. were involved in writing Lowest was Pirongia’s 2 degrees, ‘followed’ by to Te Awamutu Com- Pukeatua on 3 and Arohena and Ngahinapouri on 4. munity Board and Ngahinapouri, Pirongia and Pukeatua all shared explaining the need for a the top maximum temperature of 15 degrees, while new playground when Arohena had 11. they were Te Awamutu Pirongia and Ngahinapouri topping the rainfall Primary School ‘charts’ with 39mm. students. Arohena was not far behind with 36mm and They featured in the Pukeatua had 23mm. Te Awamutu Courier in October, 2006 when they ‘tested’ new equipment Girl’s Self Defence lifeline installed in a new playground in Cambridge. The Mental Health Foundation commends the Their verdict helped Government’s decision to restore funding to the the playground commit- Girls’ Self Defence Project. tee decide on the equip- The project, that promotes self defence, builds ment and layout of the self-esteem and confidence in young girls along with new te Awamutu teaching them the skills to deal with difficult and facility. challenging situations, will now be funded for a They say they have further 12 months. been watching the pro- The project is run by the Women’s Self Defence gress on the playground Network and teaches tailored courses nationwide in and still plan to test the TC300611DT02 schools for years 3-4, 7-8 and 10-12. facility, even though YEAR 13 Te Awamutu College students put the fun into fundraising for the new playground. Your serious ‘skincare clinic’ team

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Now I’m back about TA and our special place in the region The national Chamber of Commerce network Te Wananga o Aotearoa, Factory Rd, Te Awamutu. representing my own business . and nation. offers great deals from alliance partners All welcome. RSVP essential. The website and membership forms for including Shell (fuel card with 5c/L chamber To be followed by Centenary Celebration Dinner (limited • Enjoying the chance to encourage others in tickets available). Chamber will tell you great reasons to join the exciting stuff they are doing. discount), Ford, Offi ceMax and Vodafone – but I’d like to share the benefi ts I found the (special chamber deals available). Many Waipa Networks Business Awards 2011 • Making lasting friendships. Chamber of Commerce offers: businesses fi nd it PAYS to join the Chamber for Who will be this year’s cluster of winners? 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We’re looking new skills and knowledge through regular events are free, and their value is in the regular I can recommend you join us – events, training and networks contact with other members (establishing a forward to seeing entrants, fi nalists and guests at the and look forward to seeing fabulous ‘winter wonderland’ evening we have planned! • Exposure to business issues and network) and the information provided. you at one of our events. Leadership Week 2011 – opportunities in the Te Awamutu area Chamber membership means all members of your team are Chamber members – owners, Great New Zealand Teams • Learning about other businesses their issues TOM DAVIES managers and all staff. If you can’t make it to Executive Member Sir Peter Blake demonstrated that to be a great leader you Te Awamutu have to build the ‘right’ crew and be a great team player. • Networking opportunity with other events, perhaps someone in your team would Chamber of Commerce, This year as part of the Leadership Week celebration, Te Awamutu businesses and the greater relish the opportunity. Our morning tea event, Owner, 4Options Ltd Te Awamutu Chamber is participating in the Leadership community ‘Gallie Miles Business at Ten’ may suit team Week theme - ‘Great New Zealand Teams’ - discussing how a great team leads you to success. Time to thank our Supporters Sir Peter Blake was said to have the ‘magic glue’ that meant his teams stuck together. 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I’d And of course, our President Chris Smith many events and services. On behalf nationwide during Leadership Week, kicking off with the like to take this opportunity to thank all (formerly of Selectrix Te Awamutu). of all members, I’d like to thank these Sir Peter Blake Leadership Awards on 1 July and the members of the executive committee If you are interested in joining the Executive companies for their commitment and culminates with a national Red Socks Day on 8th July for the past year. These people represent Board of the Chamber in 2011, a detailed assistance. 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NEW LISTING PRICE REDUCED NEW LISTING OPEN SAT 2ND 1.30-2.00 OPEN SUN 3RD 1.45-2.15 OPEN SAT 2ND 3.00-3.30 OPEN SUN 3RD 1.15-1.45 OPEN SUN 3RD 12.30-1.00 536 RICKIT RD, TE AWAMUTU $219,000 664 PARK ROAD, TE AWAMUTU $235,000 199 ST MARYS AVE, TE AWAMUTU $245,000 48 CLARK COURT, TE AWAMUTU $249,000 959 TE RAHU RD, TE AWAMUTU $250,000 My sellers have instructed me to sell this property! They have their YOUR OWN HOME. Tucked away from the road, 3 First home buyers give me a call about this one today!!! Very Vendor has certainly met the market with this home listed now What a little beauty. Snap up this three bedroom, open plan eyes fi rmly fi xed on another home and want this one gone. There is so bedrooms with conservatory, separate garage. Ready for solid 3 bedroom home with fl at section and near new double $21,000 under government valuation. Brick construction, 4 living/dining modernized home. Heat pump, lovely trendy much more to this home than what you see from the road - come and your fi nishing touches and nice 954sm section. garage! A property that won’t last long and defi nitely warrants bedrooms and good size section. Put in an offer, you may be kitchen and just enough section for you to potter and look today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110604 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110504 inspection! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110507 surprised!!! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA101205 entertain. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110509 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744

PRICE REDUCED NEW LISTING NEW LISTING OPEN SUN 3RD 2.00-2.30 OPEN SUN 3RD 1.45-2.15 OPEN SAT 2ND 2.15-2.45 OPEN SAT 2ND 12.45-1.15 OPEN SUN 3RD 1.00-1.30 15 GOLF ROAD, TE AWAMUTU $260,000 63 MCGRATH PLC, TE AWAMUTU $239,000 219/1 REWI ST, TE AWAMUTU $279,000 328 KIHIKIHI RD, TE AWAMUTU $279,000 1256 TE RAHU RD, TE AWAMUTU $310,000 This estate property is on a great 1012m² section in an Fantastic family home is quiet cul-de-sac. Excellent This is a smashing little townhouse and is so close to Enjoy the sun on the fabulous deck overlooking the lovely Enhance and Advance. A very well positioned excellent area. A do-up that you could turn into a lovely garaging support this great home that sits on a good sized town!! First time on the market for more than 15years so ﬂ at section planted with some great mature trees. You 1970’s home. 3 bedrooms, plus conservatory home. Family are ready to meet the market and want this section – my sellers want action on this property so view don’t miss this great chance of securing a great property. will fall in love with this character home as soon as you with pleasant views to Pirongia and rural areas. sold. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110412 today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110607 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110201 walk in! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110211 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110406 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976

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NEW LISTING OPEN SUN 3RD 1.00-1.30 OPEN SUN 3RD 2.00-2.30 OPEN SUN 3RD 2.45-3.30 OPEN SUN 3RD 4.00-4.30 500 PAKURA ST, TE AWAMUTU $469,000 519 PUNIU RD, TE AWAMUTU $650,000 21 MOLLY LANE, TE AWAMUTU $649,000 229 YOUNG ST, TE AWAMUTU BY NEG. $OFFERS New executive home with 5 bedrooms, 2 living, 2 bathrooms Outstanding four bedroom home on 3260m² close Exceptional executive home in very good location! The A landmark character property. Spacious luxury home. 2 The covered veranda on this lovely immaculate home allows and all the extras you would expect from a modern home. Set to town amenities. Plus two bedroom separate self ﬁ nish, chattels and spaces in this home will impress living areas, 2 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms, huge master suite you to sit and enjoy the mature, well planted gardens - my on manageable elevated section this property is a must to contained cottage. Great value! any discerning buyer – my recommendation – view with sitting room, CV $650,000. Owners very motivated seller is keen to move on and invites inspection today! inspect. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110505 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110508 today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110606 to sell. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100116 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100101 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174

PRICE REDUCED PRICE REDUCED NEW LISTING NEW LISTING $155,000 $179,000 $199,000 $239,000 $245,000 Are you looking for a nice quiet two bedroom unit Great little fi rst home or investment buy! Set on a Vendor says “Sell” Registered Valuation of $290,000 this Former Give me some loving and I will love you in return. Three Upstairs and downstairs in Teasdale Street. Great central position in a top street? Consider this one which is priced nice sized section and with excellent decking this is Ngutunui Hall has fl oor size of 230m². Matai fl ooring, high stud ceiling bedroom, heat pump, open plan home. Single lock up garage across the road from Tennis Courts. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms to sell. View now! a real little sweetie! and is sited on approximately 7322m² section with Mount Pirongia and and a great 928sm section. Fantastic rental or fi rst home. Just and just a great location. Be a winner and enhance this 1950’s View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110510 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA3247 rural views. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110202 cosmetics to do. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110602 bungalow. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110603 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 GLENN - 021 925 744 or DON - 027 289 5924 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976

NEW LISTING $279,000 $310,000 $329,000 $329,000 $349,000 Walk to supermarket from this large 2 bedroom Put your mark on this home and money could be made. Selling Buy a newly renovated home on a huge 1561m² section My sellers have a contract on another property and want this one sold! Family Sized Home. Great four bedroom home with attached townhouse. Conservatory plus offi ce. Lovely views. under c.v is this four bedroom, three bathroom, (4 toilets), home on with subdivision potential. Large inground concrete pool, Excellent elevated position with views over the stadium this home offers granny fl at downstairs. Nice kitchen, double internal access Internal access garage. Top street. a quarter acre fl at section is ripe for the picking. Ring for an exclusive fresh new kitchen, 3 bedrooms plus huge rumpus or 4th excellent spaces and the fl exibility of a 4th bedroom or downstairs garage, 825m² section with great views over town and View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100103 viewing. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110605 bedroom. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA101113 rumpus room. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110210 beyond. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110501 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 VICKI - 027 666 1270 or GLENN - 021 925 744 WENDY SMEATON - M: 027 275 5655 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 GLENN: 021 925 944 or VICKI: 027 666 1270

$395,000 $399,000 $439,000 $485,000 $699,000 Very good solid family home with gorgeous Fantastic family home with spacious living, two bathrooms, Words and photos do not do this home justice – this is a top quality Sunny near new home with the ‘wow’ factor. Privately situated Fantastic lifestyle with good shedding, milking plant gardens, salt water pool and room for the kids to swimming pool and internal access garaging all this and home with top quality chattels . Admire the manicured, landscape in a top tree lined street close to town. A magniﬁ cent property and very spacious home. This property is surplus to go mad – this property is selling well below GV. an excellent location – what are you waiting for!! gardens from the private patio area - yep you really need to inspect on 440m² site (own title). Lovely views and professionally my sellers requirements and they want it gone. Ring View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110409 View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA110409 this property today!!! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA3243 landscaped. View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA100120 to view today! View at www.harcourts.co.nz ID#TA4925 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 DALE SMEATON - M: 027 452 6987 A: 07 871 4976 KIRSTIE McGRAIL - M: 027 270 3175 A: 07 870 3174 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 11 Resthome, retirement village on the horizon

HOT ■ Sinclair Terrace tidied up by Waipa District Council - good work. ■ Listening to 107.8 TAPS FM (Te Awamutu Primary student radio) in the morning. ■ Awesome, friendly helpful young ladies at McDonalds. ■ Liza from Farmlands who sends out a chatty email most week days. ■ Pokuru School production. NOT ■ Putting deliberate holes in the fence around Maungatautari. ■ Dairies that are selling Kronic. GISLER ARCHITECTS CONCEPT ■ Primary school pupils having to stand DESIGNER’S impression of a Highfield Country Estate villa. up in school buses. The rumour about a new retirement tecturally designed villa’s, each north also maintaining independent living for ■ The number of teenagers smoking village for Te Awamutu, isn’t just a facing to capture all day sun. residents. around town, especially girls. Begs the rumour — it’s reality. Thoughtfully planned kitchen area’s The village layout features ponds, question how do they get them? Soon development of 6.7 hectares of will be east facing to maximise the walkways and a centrally located com- prime land will begin into what will be Waikato’s morning sun. munity centre, offering residents the known as Highfield Country Estate. The elevated rural outlook provides a choice to utilise the heated swimming The site is at the end of Swarbrick picturesque village setting. pool, gymnasium, library, cinema, bar TEXT: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Drive, with earthworks due to commence There are various designs to suit and dining facilities or outdoor bowling Send to 021 521 947 early October. individual needs and each villa has the green. The concept was conceived by the potential to be customised. Plans also incorporate a rest home and Fladgate Family about five years ago. Highfield Country Estate will offer a hospital adjoining the village. EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Identifying the need for a retirement gated community to ensure residents Privately owned by the Fladgate Fam- Send to [email protected] village in the community and having the peace of mind, with 24 hour security and ily, residents will enjoy consistent per- advice and support of expertise in retire- emergency assistance. sonal care and attention. DROP: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. ment village design and development, The community within will provide an Information Packs will be available Highfield Country Estate is ready to all go. environment where many day to day soon. Keep an eye out in the Te Awamutu Drop into our ofﬁ ce 336 Alexandra Street When completed it will have 100 archi- responsibilities are taken care of, while Courier for future developments.

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There are 25 players “There will be no soft games - “It will be a special occasion at true blue Rosetown man himself, presently working really hard.” if you are tipped up early in the Te Awamutu,” he says. says it seems fi tting that the game One of the features of the game campaign you’ll be looking down FREE ESTIMATES & PLAN TAKE-OFFS The Waikato coach is philo- should be played at Te Awamutu. at Pukekohe was the Armstrong the barrel.” sophical about having 10 ITM brothers from Te Awamutu Sports “It’s a hell of a special trophy to As well as having the bulk of us. We lost it to Taranaki last year Cup games jammed into seven Club getting to play together for 25 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu weeks, in order to fi nish the Waikato. the Chiefs available, barring All and we are keen to get it back. 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TC300611SP15a TC300611SP15b TOUCH BLACKS co-captain Keisha Grant takes the attack to the Australian open women’s team at the CHYNA HOHEPA scores for the open women Touch Blacks on debut at the World Touch Cup in Scotland. World Cup.

BY COLIN THORSEN contingents grasp.’’ Awamutu’s two open women’s Touch Blacks, enough to make the final’s line-up after being Sprangers was referring to the fact that the co-captain Keisha Grant and debutante a late inclusion in the team. TouchNZ CEO Joe Sprangers believes open men beat Australia in pool play, but lost Chyna Hohepa. ‘‘Each team has 16 players but only 14 are New Zealand missed out on a golden oppor- the final 7-6; the open mixed drew 5-5 with ‘‘Keisha played extremely well and set up used per game, with all players vying to get tunity to win the World Cup in Scotland. Australia, then unexpectedly lost the final by (and scored) a number of touchdowns for the the final. ‘‘New Zealand won the men’s 40 and the 30 three, and the open women improved from a team — she was an instrumental middles ‘‘Chyna’s strength is her positive com- mixed grades, but we were very disappointed four point loss to Australia in pool play, to a player for the side. munication and support she provides to other to not win any of the three open grades,’’ he 5-3 loss in the final. ‘‘Her experience (as a previous gold medal team members. told the Courier. Australia ended up pipping New Zealand winner in open mixed grade) was a key to the ‘‘She impressed the coaching staff with her ‘‘We had high expectations around all for the World Cup with three golds and two team’s improvement and success in securing speed and agility, adding to the overall mix of three open grades but could not finish it, and silver to the Kiwis two gold and three silver. the silver medal.’’ skills required within the team to perform the World Cup was very much within the Sprangers was singing the praises of Te Sprangers says Hohepa played well well at this level.’’ FIELDAYS BARGAINS!

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"Bernie, you left us one · Cash buyer Died peacefully at year ago on July 2, bald. Charlie, Huggie, Waipa Workingmen’s SCHOOLHALL Waikato Hospital on without saying Aaron and Euan are Club MAIN TE AWAMUTU / Phone June 28, 2011. Father to goodbye. We miss you shaving their beards. Speaker: PIRONGIA ROAD (027) 494-5262 Join us - all proceeds to Robyn and Doug, very much, your jokes Dr Elspeth MacRae 8.00am-12 midday, grandfather to and laughter. We will prostate cancer. household items, Nathan, Matthew and all have a rum Businesses: all donations Topic: clothing (adult and To Let JESUS gratefully received for Scion’s Bioproduct children’s), Rimu curtain Rachel, and great together." COUNTRY home, three our Auction. Ph 871-7282 Development rails etc, baby items and grandad to Libby, Love from Judith, bedroom, fully INVITES YOU TO or [email protected] toys, morning tea Harry, Liam and Jack. family and friends. EverybodyWelcome renovated, new kitchen, for more information. available. "At Peace." dishwasher, two garages, In Memoriam TO VISIT VISITED A funeral service for “The Supper Room” Firewood large deck, Pirongia area, Smeaton will be held Novena ❏❏$280 p/wk. Phone (027) at Alexandra house COME AND DINE AT THE TO THE DRY firewood, free 223-9989. Chapel, 570 Alexandra delivery, $80m3. Phone PIRONGIA DELIGHTFUL three Street, Te Awamutu SACREDHEART MASTER’S TABLE (027) 266-7896 or 871-3368. 81 BEECHEY STREET bedroom house, recently on Friday, July 1st at Dear Heart of Jesus, Church Fellowship DRY shed stored, split 8.30am start. renovated close to town, 11.00am, followed by a In the past I have , lock up single garage, pine, $80m delivered. TO VISIT VISITED private cremation. All Sunday, 7.00pm start - Come as you are asked for many Phone Tony (021) 154-2322 bond required, $320p/wk. communications to favours. This time I ask ❏❏ COLLINS Scout Hall - Opposite Information Centre or 871-9582. Phone 871-7690 after the Craigie family - Maureen. you for this special 5.30pm. c/-PO Box 137, Te July 3, 2010. Phone Mark (021) 256-4165 favour (mention it). Awamutu please. 8179276AA Take it Dear Heart of FIREWOOD TE AWAMUTU INDUSTRIAL building/ "How time goes, 3 2 2 Te Awamutu Funeral when I think of you Jesus and place it DRY, split pine, 0.8m 1 BOND ROAD storage, 70m - 140m . Services FDANZ. all I see is your smile." Meetings within your own broken bags, $50. Pick up or RUMMAGE sale, at the Phone (027) 440-7101. heart where the Father rear of Te Awamutu Care MORA Miss you Mum, love St John’s delivery can be arranged. you Nana. Love Min, Anglican Church sees it. Then in his Phone Apperleys 871-5620 Charity shop, 12.00noon- Patricia Mary. merciful eyes it will 4.00pm, unless bad JM PROPERTY Passed away Ian, Sam and Jess. KIHIKIHI or (07) 873-8223. 8.00am-OldStJohn’s become your favour, 3 weather. MANAGEMENT peacefully at home SPEEDWAY not mine. Amen. FIREWOOD for sale, 5m - with her family on CLUB INC 9.30am - St $170, expected shortage TO VISIT VISITED • Tidy Two Saviour’s with Say this prayer for this winter. Phone (07) ❏❏Bedroom Unit • Sunday, June 26, 2011 three days. Promise in her 91st year. Loved ANNUAL GENERAL Childrens’ Church 873-9190 or (021) 617-349. heatpump, garage publication and favour $240 p/wk wife of the late Irwin MEETING 10.00am - St John’s will be granted. FIREWOOD, WINZ TE AWAMUTU Mora. Loved mother of with Childrens’ approved, $85/m3. Phone •18 Whitmore Street• Never known to fail 80 MUTU STREET Shirley and Brian Sunday July 3, Church (027) 375-7225. Heatpump, fenced 2.00pm Op Shop opens Saturday, $270 p/wk Thomas, Bev and Bill Contact 871-5568 July 2, 8.00am - 11.00am. Dew, Brian and at Clubrooms Public Notices Church Services A/h 870-4489 For Sale Plenty of bargains. •691 Cambridge Barbara Mora. Loved All Welcome Road• nana of Irwin and ALCOHOLICS TO VISIT VISITED Heatpump, garage, Michelle, Grant and TE AWAMUTU Lost and Found AUSTRALIAN ❏❏ fenced Jen, Carolyn and ANONYMOUS tan leather $290 p/wk SPIRITUAL FOUND - fluffy torti cat, MADE Kerry, Debbie, Peter CHURCH If you want to recliner, perfect •40A Rolleston and Kate, Craig and female, main street. drink that’s Grazing Phone (021) 030-9939. condition, $100. Phone Street• Kylee. Adored old 11.00 am Sharp HUI A IWI your business 871-6042. Heatpump, pets nana of Aidan and Guest Medium LOST black and white IF YOU WANT allowed Ashton, Eva and MAN SHED SALE Sunday, Nau Mai Haere Mai, cat, also tortoiseshell cat. TO STOP, WOODCHIPS $240 p/wk Matilda. Phone (07) 825-2258. COUNCIL Car Park July3&17 Nau Mai Haere Mai. THAT’S OURS • Calf bedding •Four bedroom • "Hope you have your Market this Saturday, • Stand off pad house in Pirongia, Mangatoatoa Pa Phone 871-4072 cleaned out the Man lotto ticket." St John’s Hall Personal • Landscaping good fire, garage, Always in our hearts Palmer Street Te Mawhai Road, or 870-3463 Shed, all sorts plus some paddocks. AFTER abortion stress? crockery and cutlery. • Large quantities and memories - Enquiries: 872-4878 Tokanui Ring Pregnancy • Te Awamutu $350 p/wk forever loved. Date: July 9, 2011 •132 Spinley Street• Counselling Services SWAN PLANTS Phone 871-8677 At Mum’s request a Time: 10.00am 0800 773 4626 anytime. DUTY Fire, garage, fenced, private funeral has WHITE and scarlet or (021) 937-393 pets allowed. METHODIST PHARMACY flowered. Phone 870-5294. been held. All All enquiries, LIVE A LITTLE $280 p/wk communications to CHURCH phone (021) 115-4148 TE AWAMUTU • Pirongia • the Mora family - LOVE A LOT PHARMACY Garage Sales Livestock & Poultry Four bedroom house, c/-PO Box 137, Te Sunday, July 3 THAT is Tracey’s OPEN good fire, garage, Awamutu please. 10.00am philosophy. A beautiful every Weekend KIHIKIHI paddocks, pets Te Awamutu Funeral Parish Worship girl, with a kind and Saturday 46 SHEEHAN STREET allowed Services FDANZ. Kaipaki ALL MILK at Te Awamutu generous nature that will 9.00am - 5.00pm 7.00am - 12.00 noon, tools $350 p/wk Settlers Hall leave you wondering why Sunday - house lot, bargains. WANTED • 83 Downes Street• Acknowledgements ALL you have left your own Three bedroom, gas WELCOME & Public Holidays TO VISIT VISITED FOR CALVES COOK Assn Inc. personal happiness out of 10.00am - 1.00pm ❏❏ heating, double Mark. Enquiries 871-5376 SPECIAL GENERAL your life for so long. Long Phone Deb Kirkham garage Marg and families REV MAUREEN CALMAN MEETING raven hair and green 871-4815 $310 p/wk or (027) 490-1007 thank everyone for Members of the eyes complete the Public Notices Phone (027) 589-6416 their support to Mark association are package. A country girl www.jmpropertymanagement.co.nz during his illness. He PRESBYTERIAN invited to attend. at heart Tracey wants to CALF milk wanted. enjoyed his many 80 Mutu Street 7.30pm, Wednesday, settle down and enjoy TE AWAMUTU FISH Phone Rusty Tipping ONE bedroom bach, visitors, and later for Sunday, July 3 June 29 everything life has to (021) 780-105 or (021) seven minutes to town, the flowers, baking, at St Andrew’s At Kaipaki Hall offer. For all extra details AND GAME INC 408-548. $160 p/wk, references cards and the sincere call (03) 455-9300 or log reqd. Phone (021) 716-871 9.00am For the sole purpose of CASUALTY calf support on the day of "change of onto or 871-3476. the funeral. We also More Traditional www.the300club.co.nz Annual Tree Distribution Day collection, regular Cuppa & chat time constitution". The pickups, most areas thank the staff of both present updating and register your Sunday, July 3, 9.00am Cardiac 3 Waikato and 10.30am interest. No obligation. covered. Phone Matthew facilities at 530 Kaipaki P. Shaw Property (021) 215-7489 or (07) the thoughtful and Family Service Road, requires an caring staff of Lighthouse: [Cre´che WANTED Opposite School ~ Paterangi Road ~ Paterangi 823-6712. TENANTS WANTED updated constitution. OL F Matariki during his facilities] The constitution being O O W R Please supply a sack or large We have three and four short stay there. All Welcome proposed has the bag for tree transportation Pets Please accept this as a www.teawamutu.net/standrews unanimous support of bedroom homes available

OPERATION 8208211AA personal the present committee. BLACK Labrador puppies for rent. COVER UP Our Club is a non profi t association (three), NZKC registered acknowledgement. Further inquiries For more information Thank you everyone. Funeral Directors and appreciates all generous parents, American and EW Bradley Secretary please contact Robyn Phone (07) 823-6626 donation for these trees. Australian/New Zealand Wool can be dropped off at bloodlines, $400. Phone Te Awamutu Courier Offi Office, ce, J. Spence - Treasurer or Lois on 871-5044 Te Awamutu 336 Alexandra Street (07) 872-4341. TE AWAMUTU FISH AND GAME ASSN INC Funeral Services 8213995AA Meetings TE AWAMUTU Plants & Gardens

7898184AA Wai Claim 846 - Kakepuku Maunga COMPOST QUILTERS GROUP SLEEPOUT, self PUKEATUA Peak contained, partly and Kakepuku Block Day Group - First and third Tuesday of Compost, Bio Gro Certificate 4971 CO1, for furnished, $130 p/wk plus Nau mai, Haere mai ngã uri o Ngãti Unu rãua each month 9.30am-12.00noon power. Phone 870-4959 or all your farming and ko Ngãti Kahu (027) 300-9586. Alexandra House Chapel Night Group - Second and fourth gardening requirements, Saturday, July 16, 2011 Monday of each month 6:45pm-9.15pm depot on Payne Road, SAFE ‘N’ SOUND 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU Venue - Te Kõpua Marae, Morgan Road, Pokuru Kihikihi. Phone Ray on Where? - Brotherhood Court, Herbert Street, Kihikihi (027) 417-7665 or 871-7156. Põwhiri 9.30am STORAGE For compassionate and caring service call 8213937AA STANDARDS and Agenda Contact - Linda 870-3265 evenings • Electric Security Fence Garth & Lynette Williams 8214708AA topiary, nursery open 1. Update Fridays, 10.00am-4.00pm, • 24/7 access PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS 2. Identify issues/concerns as a result of Crown VERN WILSON 132 Sainsbury Road, Councillor Pirongia or phone Susan • Camera and patrolled actions Will be at the Council Car Park Boot Ranstead on 871-9105. surveillance 3. Collect and record stories/information to support 7175795AA Te Awamutu Memorials sale the 1st Saturday of the month (027) 440-7101 the claim Wanted to Rent Granite Headstones, Bronze Plaques, to hear your views on our town. or 871-2171 “Shared Lunch” FARM house/cottage, Added Inscription and Restoration Email: [email protected] All enquiries contact Wai Te Ruki most allow outside dogs, Proud to be locally Phone: (021) 056-6008 references available. owned and operated Ph Garth Williams - (07) 871-5131 Phone: (07) 878-3677 or [email protected] 8200088AA Phone (027) 676-5981. 20 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 To Let Vehicles Wanted Computer Services Gardening & Landscaping TE AWAMUTU TO LET CAR broken down? Need MASSEY Fergusson PC PROBLEMS? SELF STORAGE WOF repairs? Can’t 175-188-265, Ford 3000, NO fix, no fee, local IT FARM TREE We are seeking applications afford them? Don’t dump 4000, 5000. Phone professional available for From $20 p/wk for the following properties your car. Call us - we buy. 0800-332-467. on site repairs, upgrades SALE 24hr access Cash paid. Phone (027) and trouble shooting, PC ONE BRM 414-1853. and laptop sales, no call Camera Surveillance A1 Service out fees for help, Phone 8031019AA Fraser Street $140 Oaks, London Plane, PH: (07) 856-7584 Wanted - Matt (027) 515-6996 or Silver Birch, Alders THREE BRM DEAD CARS 870-3038. or (027) 608-1749 DEAD OR ALIVE Weeping Willow, Heaphy Street $280 Best Dollars Financial THREE bedroom house, Cars, Vans, Utes, Apples, Plums, double garage, Williams Mahana Lane $300

BUDGET LOANS 8201288AA 4x4s, Toyotas, Sweet Chestnut, Street, $280 p/wk, no pets Ohaupo Road $260 LIMITED Flowering Cherries bond and references the list goes on reqd. Phone 871-9685. Brady Street $300 and more Flexible ﬁ nance available Saturday THREE bedroom house in Te Rahu Road $280 Cars from $250 Get that car outa there! for: Pirongia, new carpet, More properties available Vans/Utes from 9.00am - 3.00pm new kitchen cabinets, on application Debt Consolidation dishwasher, heatpump, $300 Cash & Cheque only Contact Property Manager Home Improvements

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bond and references Jade Roache 8201389AA Ph (0800) 332-467 Beside Ravensdown reqd. Phone 872-2481. (027) 823-5537 & OPERATEDOPERATED Holidays SECTION WORKS 22 Leslie St 8127667AA Fertiliser, Allen Road, Phone 870-2200 Personal Loans THREE bedroom, long Kihikihi 6136317AA BOBCAT off SHWY3, Kihikihi term, lounge and dining, Te Awamutu or 1st & 2nd Mortgages gas heating and Infinity (0800) CAR DUMP All Section Work hot water, basement Any purpose! Hedges, Trees, Mowing garage and extra room, $2000 - 50,000+ Fencing, Paving etc carport and garage, TWO bedroom farm We can help get your Phone Terry 870-1414 disability friendly, no WINTER dogs, references cottage, Lockwood style, ﬁﬁnances nances back on track or help required, $300p/wk. situated on farm 5 with that big purchase. PRUNING Contact (027) 865-4898 or minutes from Te 871-6941. Awamutu, bond and Call one of our friendly team NOW is the time for a references required, no members today! TREE CARE winter spruce up. THREE bedroom town dogs, $200 p/wk. Phone GROUNDZONE Tree Prune roses, fruit trees house, near new ensuite, (027) 487-5888. Apply online Care. Pruning, removal, and general garden walk in wardrobe, no www.budgetloans.co.nz stump grinding, wood maintenance. dogs, $340 p/wk, TWO bedroom unit, or 0508 425 626 splitting, consultancy. For all your references reqd. Phone Qualified, professional 871-2796. attached garage, suitable requirements phone working or retired Hire Services arborists. Phone Nathan Wayne Hewitt Hughes 871-7107. TWO bedroom unit, $200 couple. Enquiries, please TABLE linen for hire. on (021) 379-892 p/wk, Rewi Street. Phone phone 871-1919 a/h. Phone Sincerity Dry or a/hrs on 872-1833. (021) 713-923. Cleaners on 871-5471. ARBORIST ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AUTOMOTIVE TRADES CORNER JUNE CAMBELTCAMBELT SPECIAL SPECIAL Phone TODAY! 20% OFF LABOUR Services - Tune-ups - WOF repairs Cambelts Brakes etc - 24 years experience

Richard Macdonald Qualiﬁ ed Mechanic PH 870 4244 or (021) 204 6464 BUILDER CLEANING SERVICES CONCRETE SPECIALISTS BUILDER HOME & OFFICE CLEANING FREE QUOTES New / Repairs / Alterations Steve Green • Cowsheds (027) 492-0692 • Farmbuildings • Professional, personalised service • Houses • Regular and one-off • Window Cleaning • Decks FLOOR SANDING DEMOLITION • Retaining Walls Phone: (0800) 84 64 84 • All types of fencing Trained, insured and security HAND SAWING RING SAWING Phone Michael Gray screened operators GRINDING DRILLING (027) 366-6157 www.viphomeservices.co.nz DECORATIVE CUTTING ELECTRICIAN ENGINEERING EXTERNAL PLASTERER ELITE SERVICES (2005) LTD FOR ALL YOUR ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS CELCRETE WAIKATO LTD GENERAL ENGINEERING CELCRETE PANEL SYSTEM in association • Domestic • Commercial • Rural INDUSTRIAL & FARM BUILDINGS with RENDERTEK external plaster. EFFICIENT - RELIABLE COWSHEDS & FEEDPADS •Residential •Commercial •Housing MACHINE SHOP Excellent service doesn’t have to cost a fortune! •Fences •Fires •Free Quotes Phone Liam Carter Phillip & Charlotte Craig Meacheam - Director (021) 027 93832 - 871-8785 108 TE RAHU ROAD, TE AWAMUTU PH: 871 2117 RENDERTEK PH. 07 871 3624 MOB. 0274 996 428 FAX. 07 871 5539 plaster systems limited MOB:021446797MOB: 021 446 797 FLOORING SPECIALIST GARAGE DOOR SPECIALIST RESERVED FOR YOUR TRADE 8202544AA

Our Mobile Service TRADES CORNER Will Floor You VACANCY To book this space UK Flooring offer the best in quality and value for all your ﬂ ooring The best requirements – our mobile showroom can come to you! PH: 871 5151 Floating Woods Laminates owner operator FAX: 871 3675 corner for Jean Morgan Solid Wood Flooring Carpets 027 775 6184 Vinyls All Floor Preparations mobile picking up ofﬁ ce 871 4032 Call Sean 027 222 0410 business! Competitive Prices – Locally Owned & Operated SERVICE AUTOMATION REPAIR INSTALLATION TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 21

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SECTION SERVICES SECTION SERVICES TILINGPET SERVICES SERVICES PROPERTY Enjoy the beauty of tiles done The best MAINTENACE by your professional tiler RESIDENTIAL – LIFESTYLE corner for • Rose Pruning • Replanting I Lawn mowing High quality • Garden Resurrection • Garden Grooming I Pruning workmanship picking up I • Garden Maintenance • Hedge Trimming Water Blasting business! Talk to the experts ~ Reasonable Rates I Fencing over 20 years Tess & Graham Smith I Spraying experience Phone: (07) 870 4056 I Repairs & Maintenance Frank Holz Floor & Wall Tiling Mobile (027) 238-2517 8202552AA Mike Ottaway Ph: 870 3920 Mob: (021) 0223 6850 PH 870-3500 - MOB 021 220 0533 22 TE AWAMUTU COURIER, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011 Trade Services Property & Home Maintenance Employment Vacancies COMMERCIAL and KING COUNTRY domestic cleaning, also DIAL-A-MAN Experienced Diesel Mechanic x1 BUILDER DRILLING carpet shampooing. QUALIFIED builder, Two man team Phone Maid Marj, joiner, cabinet maker, Bar Required for busy workshop in Cambridge Registered master Don’t be fooled by the name, It’s 871-3309 or (027) 712-7914. plasterer, affordable Must be able to work independently and as part your Local Truck Based in Te Pahu rates. Phone (021) Positions builders available EXTERIOR house 0241-5332. of a team. Heavy vehicle experience required cleaning. Phone Ultra Immediate start • Offal • Soak • with tractor knowledge an advantage. Clean 0800 569-656 today! LOST opportunities by We are currently looking for competent and hard 25 years experience. • Surface wells • LOUNGE suites cleaned. not advertising in the Te working bar persons, with a passion for the Mechanically Minded Person x1 Anything considered. Phone Ultra Clean 0800 Awamutu Courier. • Lined Soak holes • hospitality industry, to join our team. Part time Required to assemble/repair agricultural 569-656 now! Phone 871-5151. and full time positions available. Call Sean equipment. Whilst experience is preferred, (027) 545-8981 • Concete products 7929658AA available • Employment Vacancies Willing to provide training for the right individuals. training will be given to the right person. • 4WD unit • If you enjoy working with people, developing NZ residency or valid work permit essential. your hospitality knowledge and working a variety • Bob Cat 4 Hire • of hours, please drop/send/email your current Please call (07) 827-8111 or (027) 439-1886

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8213985AA Attention : Ken Cambridge OWNER / OPERATOR: Redoubt Bar & Eatery Are you ready for PHONE Cnr Rewi and Alexandra Streets, Te Awamutu ? STEVE COLSON [email protected] Roof/Skylight leaking? (0508) HOLES DUG Chimney clean? (0508) 465 373 8119349AA Gutters clean? Roof Insulation? LAWN mowing, Jim’s Commercial/Residential, Mowing, honest, reliable, Fully Insured friendly service. For all your property PHONE STEVE SLATER maintenance requirements call (0800) 021 069 9495 454-6546. Fully insured, BRIAN Krippner same day service. building, advanced trade qualified, alterations and additions, maintenance, expol/pink batts, no job too small. Phone (027) 255-5753 or 870-6462. TERRY LASENBY BUILDER Career Training HAIRDRESSING • Maintenance • FREE TRAINING • Renovations • • New Homes • For most 16/17 year olds • Farm Buildings • Travel allowance paid Waikato School of Hairdressing Ltd Phone 7985803AA Phone: (07) 838-3744 (027) 496-4656 Text: ‘youth’, your name and or 870-1234 a/h address to (027) 273-7378 7750964AA CARPENTER STAFF REQUIRED 29 years experience PLANS Manager Employment Wanted FOR ALL YOUR DRAWN Adult Entertainment BUILDING The Safe & Happy Club Afterschool Care Programme CLEANER available, REQUIREMENTS For : (Pirongia) is currently seeking a motivated, reliable, Otorohanga, Maihiihi - alterations mature person who is fun and likes being around areas, excellent ADULT Phone Lance - additions school aged children. You must have a sense of humour references, $15 p/hr. (027) 663-2552 TEXT me and I will send - decks, sheds, etc. and be prepared to be ‘hands on’ with the children. You Phone Anita (07) 212-6667. my adult video to your Phone Terry will be required to work between 2.45pm-6.00pm, KNAPSACK spraying mobile. Text "VIDS44" to CHIMNEY cleaning, approximately 17 hours per week. prompt service. Call (027) 478-3085 gang available. Phone 3000 $2 send/receive. Patrick (0800) 151-885. Afterschool Care Caregiver (027) 375-7225. Farm Employment RELIABLE house cleaner, Te Awamutu Primary Afterschool Care Programme ARE you physically fit, FARM assistant wanted, ironing etc, Te Awamutu I’M A HOT DRAINAGE PLUMBING has a vacancy for a part time carer. If you are a reliable good with animals?, we 340 cows, on town area, excellent references. Phone BUSTY, clean, single No job too big team player, who is fun, loves children and are available want you for approx 10 boundary, single lady. I will send pictures AFFORDABLE between the hours of 3.00pm-5.15pm, we would like to weeks, apply with accommodation 870-6464. or too small - RATES as proof. Text hear from you. references. Phone available, immediate RELIABLE woman seeks "KAREN44" to 3000 $2 WE DO IT ALL! 871-1884. start, must be honest, employment, anything send/receive. Phone Colin 8213962AA Please note - If successful, these positions reliable, references reqd. considered. Phone Phone 870-6244 or (027) 498-9022 require Police vetting. Phone 871-8897. 870-6399 afternoons. Colin (027) 498-9022 or 870-6244 anytime For more information, please call Laille on 871-6696 / (027) 727-8521 / [email protected] 1125 Electric Blanket ROSETOWN Painters for all painting and Testing decorating Get in before winter requirements. Phone

8040913AA (027) 482-5586, or a/h $7.50 single 871-3411. $10.00 double SPOUTING - repairs or Westend Electronics replacements, 871-5193 reasonable prices. Phone Tony 871-3620 or (021) MEATEATER 104-0459. HOMEKILLS LTD 7353442AA WESTGATE Killing PLUMBING Sheep - Pigs - Beef For all your plumbing Phone 871-9995 REQUIREMENTS Mark: (021) 0260-4486 ROOFING - roof Kevin:(027)499-6181 replacements a A/H: 871-6687 speciality. Phone Tony 871-3620 or (021) 104-0459. 7332672AA WILLIE LORD Concrete Placers Ltd 021 5576 76 • Driveways • Rural - feedpads, silage etc • House ﬂ oors Ofﬁ ce 870 5177 Crossword 1124 Solutions Page 23 All concrete works Fax 870 5277

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CINEMA SCENE The Conspirator

In the wake of Abraham Lincoln’s Classic Epic: Alive with energetically assassination, seven RYAN’S DAUGHTER PG performed characters and men and one woman SUN 3.10, MON 6.00 bursting with the joy and power of are arrested and music, this film is a stunner. charged with conspir- DIGITAL SPECIAL ing to kill the Presi- 3D CINEMA EVENT MOZART’S SISTER M dent, the Vice- THU 5.45, FRI 10.10, SAT 1.35, President, and the GREEN LANTERN M SUN 12.50, TUE 5.45 Secretary of State. SAT 7.50, SUN 5.50 The lone woman It’s a ton of FUN. A 007 action film charged, Mary Surratt CARS 2 PG with awesome chase scenes and (Robin Wright), 42, FRI 5.30, SAT 1.10 & 3.25, owns a boarding house gadgets. As good as the original. where John Wilkes SUN 11.10 & 1.25 CARS 2 PG Booth and others met TRANSFORMERS 3 M THU 5.50, FRI 6.00, SAT 1.20 & 6.10, and planned the simul- SUN 11.20 & 4.10, taneous attacks. THU 7.00, FRI 7.40, Against the ominous SAT 1.30, 4.35 & 7.40, MON, TUE & WED 5.50 back-drop of post-Civil SUN 11.30, 2.30 & 5.30, War Washington, MON, TUE & WED 7.00 Shia LaBeouf returns in newly-minted lawyer, Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Frederick Aiken When a mysterious event from (James McAvoy), a From the writer and director of “Downton Abbey”, Maggie Smith Earth’s past erupts into the 28-year-old Union war- present day it threatens to bring in a fresh and delightful tale. hero, reluctantly agrees As the trial unfolds, Aiken hostage in order to capture the only a war to Earth so big that the to defend Surratt before realises his client may be innocent conspirator to have escaped a mass- FROM TIME TO TIME M a military tribunal. and that she is being used as bait and ive manhunt, her own son. Transformers alone will not be FRI 6.10, SAT 3.50, able to save us. WED 10.20 & 6.10 TRANSFORMERS 3 M THU 7.20, FRI 7.50, SAT 3.00,

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