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2017 TAUPO FRIENDS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT AUCTION TARA-ITI GOLF CLUB DAY OUT 3 Golfers to join Gary Lane at the prestigious privately owned Tara-iti Golf Club, Mangawhai. Enjoy a helicopter ride to and from the course departing from Mechanics Bay, Auckland. Donated by Lane Capital Limited THE POINT VILLAS Spectacular Lake Taupo- Breath-taking mountain scenery Two night’s accommodation for 4 people at The Point Villas. Located on Whakamoenga Point, set within 58 acres of native bushland and exotic plantings on the edge of spectacular Lake Taupo. From your private terrace and deck enjoy these native forests and the changing hues and reflections of Lake Taupo’s Mine Bay. http://www.thepointvillas.co.nz/ Donated by Peg Bull LIMITED EDITION PING ANNIVERSARY PUTTER To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Anser, Solheim has created a limited- edition version that has an identical look, sound and feel to the original that has gone on to become one of the most iconic designs in golf history. Packaged in an attractive black laminate box and includes genuine leather head cover Donated by Ping TWO TICKETS TO BRITISH AND IRISH LIONS V’S HURRICANES AT WELLINGTON’S WESTPAC STADIUM - Tuesday 27th June (7.30 pm) Be there to support the Super Rugby Champions take on the Lions. Also included is a Tour of the Malaghan Institute. TE MATA WINE A Magnum of Te Mata Coleraine Donated by Barry Smith 2017 TAUPO FRIENDS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT AUCTION SACRED HILL WINE 1 dozen bottles of Sacred Hill Rifleman’s Chardonnay Donated by Sacred Hill Vineyards SACRED HILL WINE 6 bottles of Sacred Hill 2008 Deerstalkers Syrah Donated by Sacred Hill Vineyards SACRED HILL WINE 6 bottles of Sacred Hill 2009 Broken Stone Merlot Donated by Sacred Hill Vineyards MARTIN AND JEFF CROWE AUTOGRAPHED CRICKET BAT Martin and Jeff Crowe, former New Zealand Cricket Captains signed cricket bat with their individual career records. Donated by Colleen Thurston LEXUS PERFORMANCE DRIVE DAY Exclusive invitation to a Lexus Performance Drive Day. Held at Race Circuits across NZ, these adrenalin filled days offer full throttle excitement of on-track driving. You and a guest will receive one on one driving coaching, full access to drive the stunning range of Lexus models on track, Hot Laps in our performance V8’s with professional race car drivers, and demonstrations of the latest safety technologies in action. Fully catered and includes free gift. To see the action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbnIXla6VMg Donated by Lexus New Zealand If you are unable to attend this event and would like to place a bid on any of these items feel free to contact Jenny Sim 04 4996914 extn 811 Email: [email protected] .

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