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MORTGAGE LINK CROMWELL Alisha Clark 027 626 9047 E: [email protected] News A division of Quantum Print Limited Remembrance exhibition displayed at museum By Leigh-Anne Fox A moving and thought-provoking display dedicated to the Cromwell men who paid the ultimate sacrifice during WWI is now on display at the Cromwell and Districts Museum. Museum director Edith McKay said she is pleased to see so many members of the public taking the time to view it. “The display reminds younger genera- tions of the sacrifices these men made, along with their families. “Cromwell made a huge contribution during wartime, and as we read along the wall of men that were lost during battle, we can only imagine the grief felt by many Cromwell and Districts Museum director Edith McKay beside handmade words families in the area,” says Edith. to remember. 'For Freedom and for Empire. We all must do our bit. The men Paraphernalia collected from wartime go forth to battle. The women wait and knit'. Photo Supplied including uniforms, equipment and even a flask with a bullet hole all make up part social side of motoring. 'We Drove Here' will be ready for viewing of the sobering display, which ties in with The ‘We Drove Here’ exhibition touches from May 11. Donations are welcome. ANZAC Day on Wednesday, April 25. on a range of subjects such as pioneering The Cromwell and Districts Museum is The Cromwell and Districts Museum motorists, road marking, car clubs, family also on the lookout for more volunteers is also home to the soon-to-be-launched holidays and responsibilities of owners. and anyone interested is asked to contact ‘We Drove Here’ exhibit, which will be The exhibition was developed with the Edith McKay on 03 445 3267. ready for public viewing on May 11. support of the Otago Motor Club Trust “Volunteers are a big part of what makes First shown at the Hocken Library and will tour to other South Island cen- our museum so popular. We have noticed in Dunedin in 2015, the exhibition tres following its showing in Cromwell. a big increase in visitor numbers, and the has been redesigned for Cromwell’s The Remembrance exhibition will be knowledge of our volunteers makes all the museum and will take a close look at the available each day from 10am - 4pm, while difference for visitors,” Edith says.
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OUR COMMEMORATION OF WORLD WAR ONE DRAWS TO A CLOSE This year we take a glimpse at the 1918 calendar year. The collapse of Russia’s resistance during 1917 and the Bolshevik revolution dramatically altered the strategic position allowing the Germans to transfer many troops to the Western Front. Germany launched an all out oensive to grab the initiative before the arrival of the Americans. In the Middle East our troops kept fighting on. At home enthusiasm for the war was at a low point. A negotiated peace was being talked of; any one considered an alien was being openly ostracised; discontent as to who was shouldering the burden surfaced. And young men including some of our own continued to be killed on foreign soils. Don’t let Cromwell’s final local WW100 event pass you by. A narrative account supported by pictorial records and songs popular at the time. NOW open daily 11am-4.30pm Freeway Orchard Complex TUESDAY 24 APRIL - 7.00PM Cromwell ommunity State Highway 8b Cromwell Presbyterian Church Auditorium - 10 Elspeth Street, Cromwell ADMISSION: FREE - For those able to, a suggested donation of $5 would be appreciated to help defray costs. www.questfarm.co.nz and Districts and Districts 4 Cromwell News 18th April 2018 18th April 2018 Cromwell News News 5 Trades & Services Pianists
DECKS Specialised Structures 44 McNulty Road perform in oncrete PATIOS Cromwell Ph (03) 445 4810 ONSTRUCTION& FENCING masterclass C By Leigh-Anne Fox DRIVEWAYS A selection of advanced pianists from CPhone Scott Gordon: 027 662 1954 Central Otago and Dunedin will come [email protected] together this Saturday at Earnscleugh to take part in a masterclass performance. Students will be playing for Juilliard and Cromtrade, 2 McNulty Rd, ENTRANCEWAY FENCING LTD Danny Murphy from Level Construction in Wanaka was named as Placemakers the Eastman School of Music graduate Cromwell, Central Otago Apprentice of the Month in February. Photo shows the cantilever framework and internationally renowned pianist, P: (03) 445 4666 which Danny worked with to overcome challenges. Photo Supplied Fax: (03) 445 4673 ALL OUR ENC N & LANDSCAP N NEEDS John van Buskirk. On Call 24 hrs C L ST L C L SL T M C C ST & IL Logan Bell, Kavina Adams, and Amelia L DSC I I T I I LLS Fox will all be performing for Mr van HOURS:HOURS 8.30am - 5.30pm L CI M I T C Overcoming challenges Buskirk as he advises, critiques and places [email protected] Monday - Friday Call eter www entrancewayfencin co n the finishing touches upon their pieces. All three students train with Cromwell leads to trade recognition piano teacher Ruth Stillwell. • New Homes • Kitset Homes By Leigh-Anne Fox struction training manager for the Otago Kavina is currently studying for • Alterations • Additions Daniel Murphy is in the second year and Southland regions from Southern Associate for Royal Schools of Music of his building apprenticeship and is Training Group, is pleased to see Danny (ARSM), a post-grade eight perfor- "Specialising in already being noticed for his ability achieve Apprentice of the Month. mance only diploma, while Amelia and to minimise issues before they arise, “Danny is in his second year of training Logan are in the process of gaining their 52 The Mall, Cromwell Residential Building" Phone (03) 445 1339 overcome challenges, and take the lead through Southern Training Group, and grade eight exams. when it comes to forward-thinking and we are pleased to see he is working con- Pieces ranging from La Fille aux order online at www.GaryAnderson.co.nz 0275 466 250 2007 LTD using initiative. sistently hard at achieving great results.” cheveux de lin by Claude Debussy Daniel’s hard work has seen him Placemakers Wanaka continually through to Danza de la Moza donosa By HERE TO MEET ALL YOUR GLAZING NEEDS: named as February’s Placemakers encourages young apprentices in the Alberto Ginastera, will all be performed Apprentice of the Month, a nationwide building industry and recognises those at Saturday’s masterclass. Specialising in hobby far , orchard and vine yard Contact Kris King to get it done! tractor repairs, service and sales competition that recognises talent in the who are going the extra mile early on in “It’s not often we get a chance to have Single Glazing Dog doors industry early on. their career. our playing critiqued by such a talented Broken Windows Double Glazing Sliding Door Issues Aluminium Door Sticking? Daniel works for Level Construction in A challenge which arose in the pianist, and we are all looking very for- Cat Doors RetrofitDoubleGlazing Wanaka and, under the watchful eye of workplace led to the award as Danny ward to the opportunity, we are very Balustrading Dean Miller, has been able to progress and recognised the issue and worked with lucky,” says Amelia. phone/text: 398 7497 or 022 135 6997 Call Scott 027 37 973 or visit 3 McNULT RD, CROMWELL e: [email protected] www.doubleglazeit.co.nz bring his own solutions to the workplace. the rest of his team to overcome the Logan, Kavina, and Amelia have all been “Being 100 percent involved in what challenges presented. Ruth’s students for many years. I’m doing on a daily basis, keeping an eye The outcome led to the problem being They have taken their piano studies 11a Rogers Street, Cromwell on the next stage of construction, being resolved and the build continuing onto seriously, and have spent hours practising (03) 445 8072 027 858 1371 observant and able to take five minutes the next stage. and studying. [email protected] to talk with the builder, or project man- Danny is now in the final selection pro- Saturday’s performances will be very ager all helps in getting the job done and cess and has the opportunity to be named much a highlight for the three pianists Residential & Lifestyle Irrigation Systems YOUR SPECIALISTS IN: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm speeds up workflow,” Danny explains. as “The Novice Who Nailed it” later in as they show their skill, passion, and • Air Conditioning Servicing & Repair Jim Harrington, building and con- the year, a title worthy of bragging rights. determination through music. • FREE Battery Testing Design Service Installation • Auto Electrical Repair
The Cromwell Memorial Hall (again). Cromwell A ten year plan is about looking to the future. Not Call in and see “The Collision Repair Experts” Letter to the Editor Mall (incidentally all shops privately owned). about fixing up what should have been done in Clyde Heritage Precinct (probably the same as the last ten years. We were looking for vision. Dear Editor Cromwell). Clyde embraced in the sewage system, Better services, more services, what to do with the Have we missed the boat with the ten year plan? that begs the question, why now and not when expected growth for the not too distant future. We have four large sub-divisions and dormitory everyone else was? Councils have the ability to borrow money now accommodation in Cromwell alone, all looking for Reducing kerbside rubbish collection. Cromwell to do stuff for the future. Let’s take Central Otago individual plan changes. It looks as if the developers alone looking at over a 1000 extra dwellings as well as forward not back. Annabel Blaikie are already making the plan for us. Dormitory accommodation for Queenstown workers. I do not feel this letter worthy of a submission, L D Temporary & Permanent Staffing Specialist When our 10 for 10 document highlights: Get with the programme guys! Do something but perhaps someone more accomplished could be www.cromwellcollision.com Cromwell’s only locally owned Recruitment Agency located in Old Cromwell Town Clyde sewage that is out of kilter with the growth relevant with the TEN YEAR PLAN. Not the verbiage sparked into making a more reasoned attempt. already experienced. produced by bureaucrats we read through on line. Yours sincerely Neil Jubb Ph/Fax 03 445 0930 Mob: 027 530 1326 94 Gair Ave, Cromwell Annabel Blaikie: 0272 416 619 [email protected] and Districts and Districts 6 News Cromwell News 18th April 2018 18th April 2018 Cromwell News 7 New approach to foster participation in sport Editorial Supplied The Central Otago Sports Association will receive a grant from Central Lakes From left: Sophia Kimpton, Macy Roberts, Lily Trust to support a regional sports Shea and Meia Weatherston. Photo Supplied coordinator for the Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago region. School holiday The coordinator will facilitate a new approach across the region, fostering fun at Cromwell participation from primary school children at different levels in regional Kids Club events including swimming, athletes, cross By Leigh-Anne Fox country, orienteering, and triathlon. Cromwell parents who find themselves “The coordinator will ensure short on babysitters these holidays will be improved communication and liaison relieved to see the Cromwell Kid’s Fun between schools, zones, and the region in Club again in full swing. Central Lakes Trust Chief Executive Susan planning dates, standards and events,” Based in the Junction Suite at Cromwell Finlay with Bill Godsall from Sport Central. says Central Lakes CEO, Susan Finlay. Photo Supplied Primary School, kids from ages five The approach promotes participation through to 12 are relishing in activities, by all students at level one within manage these events and ensuring sports and ways to beat the boredom over the first term break of the year. schools, offering an opportunity for a we offer opportunities for increased Nothing fazes the staff at Kids Fun Club pathway forward. participation,” says Central Lakes Trust and being part of the action is loads of fun “The rapid growth in school roles Chief Executive, Susan Finlay. when making the holidays memorable. throughout the region has necessitated The grant will benefit primary school Isla, Amelia, Loulette, Georgia, Kerry, a restructure in the way sporting children across Central Otago and the and Liana all work hard to make sure the opportunities are organised,” says Bill Southern Lakes area. kids are enjoying each hour of their school Godsall of Sport Central. Central Lakes Trust is a charitable holiday break. “Larger sporting events, with increased trust that grants funds for charitable Slip and sliding, mini golf, a trip to numbers are more and more difficult purposes. To be eligible your cause must Puzzling World, arts, crafts, and sports are to manage, requiring government be charitable, and your organisation reg- all activities on the agenda designed to compliance such as traffic and crowd istered with charities, a territorial local create a lot of fun and fill in the days over management, as well as health and safety authority, or a registered public state the next two weeks. Around 40 children make up the Kids regulations". learning provider. To find out more, see Club team each day between 8.30am and “Capping the number of children www.clt.net.nz or call 0800 001 137. 5.30pm, Monday through to Friday. at an event due to management issues “We encourage those in the commu- “We create age-appropriate activities only allows progress for high achievers,” nity registered with charities and with a to keep children occupied, particularly says Bill. “The coordinator will be charitable cause to seek our advice as to through the autumn holidays when the fantastic for supporting schools to whether we can assist,” says Susan. weather can become a bit chillier than summer. During summer there are plenty more outdoor activities to take part in, but these holidays require more indoor April 18 April 21 resources such as arts and crafts, games Sarah Reihana Karen Olssen centres and lego. Selena Templer Hazel Smith “We can’t trust the weather and always April 19 April 22 have a backup plan for cooler or wet days. David Holden Gary Smith Birthday Wishes Nigel Quaid Riley Souza “It’s great to see children creating new Tori Sarginson Claudia Patton friendships and engaging with other kids,” Having a birthday this week... Dallas Paranihi April 23 says Amelia Fox. The holiday programme Hudson Shaw is a community organisation run by a This week’s birthday cake winner is... committee of parent volunteers. Kindly sponsored by Places are often booked well in advance for each term break with children enjoying Selena Templer the idea of heading along to Kids Club, Congratulations Selena. Call into the Cromwell & Districts getting involved and having fun. News at Quantum Print. 2a Traders Lane, Cromwell to *Cake to be collected before Monday arrange collection of your cake* 12pm. Recipient to live locally and Districts and Districts 8 News Cromwell News 18th April 2018 18th April 2018 Cromwell News News 9
Apprentices hoping to nail the Central Otago NZCB Apprentice Challenge Summer swim season wraps up The 840 new Editorial Supplied By Leigh Anne Fox Six building and carpentry apprentices The Cromwell Swim Club celebrated an from Central Otago will be taking part in homes that outstanding 2017/18 season last Tuesday the annual NZCB Apprentice Challenge evening recognising a range of personal this weekend, which has attracted a record best times, achievements and commitment number of entries nationwide. Cromwell Those competing will be vying to win the from Cromwell swimmers. regional title to progress to the national Most Improved Club Swimmer - Boys final next month, which boasts over $50,000 - Theo Emeny, Theo has made huge doesn’t want? worth of prizes for the winner. improvements throughout the season Competitors will have eight hours to attending a range of meetings. He also A couple of columns ago, I made comments on the pace of construct a 1.5-metre high children’s castle took part in the 200m Ruby Island swim. development within Cromwell and how it was unsettling playhouse, featuring a turret and working Most Improved Club Swimmer - Girls - some of the natives. drawbridge. Apprentices will be provided Grace Tiko. As her name suggests, Grace with durable, trade-quality timber and showed a talent for never complaining, Sure enough last week, two new pieces were added to the materials, and their structures must meet always striving to be on time and training puzzle: an appeal by neighbouring homeowners against the minimum safety standards. hard. She gained seven seconds on her Wooing Tree residential development, and River Terrace The playhouses must be built with personal best time in the 100m freestyle Developments Ltd seeking a private plan change to construct pre-schoolers in mind as they will then Cromwell’s first dormitory suburb along Sandflat Road. be donated to local early childhood edu- swim over the season. cation providers and other community Most Improved Squad Member - Mac The latter is a huge proposal – 840 new sections plus a groups after the competition. Emeny. Enthusiastic, Mac swam in 34 events retail component, a medical centre and possibly a new Apprentices’ playhouses will be scored during the last 11 months with gusto. school. The reaction from many in our community has by a panel of judges who will be assessing a He gained 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings at been: now, whoa there, Nelly! range of building elements including quality the South Island Town and Country as well of the workmanship, accuracy of measuring as other meets throughout the season. He Our elected representatives, the Cromwell community board, and cutting, assembly, and the apprentice’s made small gains on personal best times are mulling over what their best response should be. The land ability to work to a detailed plan. and kept fitness levels high. in question has no real agricultural value, but their concerns lie The apprentice with the best playhouse Oliver King, Oliver has swum in 64 the National Age Groups (NAGS), enjoyed around whether disassociating such a development from the will be crowned Central Otago’s NZCB centre of town is such a wonderful idea. Apprentice Challenge winner. events over the season, qualifying and a great meet at New Zealand Junior Festival competing at the New Zealand Junior Makos in Dunedin where she placed well, The event, which will be held at South- Kindlyt TICKETS $15 - MEMBERS $12 - UNDER 16 $10 In other words, we want the homes, the people, and the Festival Mako’s in Dunedin smashing six has smashed personal best times throughout ern Lakes ITM at 22 Chardonnay Street, 19 - 25 APRIL 2018 business. Just not there. Cromwell, is open to the public and pro- personal best times. the season, and qualified for six events in ‘ What has particularly irritated some locals is that the vides a great opportunity for people to go Lachlann MacTaggart. Lachlann has New Zealand division two, competing in five s along and support local building talent. competed in 72 events during the season, of those events. Queenstown-based developers are proceeding as if The best time to attend is between 1pm smashing a series of personal best times. Junior’s Trophy - Lachlann MacTaggart, shaPe oF water tuliP FeVer MURDER ORIENT EXPRESS they’ve already received approval for their plan change. FRIDAY, 20 APRIL, 7:30Pm SATURDAY, 21 APRIL, 7:30Pm SUNDAY, 22 APRIL, 5:00Pm and 4:30pm, with the winner announced at He has attended the New Zealand Junior A season of improved times, Lachlann put They have a point: because the Central Otago District around 4:30pm. The Central Otago event is Festival Makos in Dunedin placing 2nd and in hours of training, swimming up to eight Council management certainly isn’t opposing it. one of fifteen events being held around the 3rd in a series of events. sessions a week ahead of important meets. But just to make it extra messy – the community board country this Saturday in association with Charlotte Harris, Charlotte attended He attended the New Zealand Junior the Industry Training Association Build- may. They are legally entitled to make a submission to the Orca swim meet in Invercargill, has ing (ITAB), with support from ITM and Makos Festival in Dunedin, National Divi- the council, given that they’re not involved in the consent Apprenticeship Scholarship Trust (AST). knocked off eight seconds from her per- sion two in Rotorua, swam 1.2m placing decision process. But to submit in opposition to the sonal best time, and came 1st in the 200m third in the Ruby Island swim and smashed The winners of each regional event will pro- - OSCAr WInner - district council – well, that’s a mite unusual. gress to the NZCB Apprentice Challenge Ruby Island swim. personal best times throughout the season. Although, these are unusual times. This region is booming Final, to be held at the NZCB Annual Kate Spriggs, Kate has trained hard all National Meet Trophy - Emma Morton FINAL in a way that could only be compared with the 1860s Conference in Rotorua on 25-26 May. season. She has competed in 42 events and Emma qualified for New Zealand Age 123 mIn, rAteD r16 105 min, RATED m 113 mIn, rAteD m gold rush. People who have retired here, hoping for the attended the South Island Country and Groups (NZAG) in the 50m breaststroke YOUNG MARX COCO - $10 Post quiet life, have received a rude shock. We are the fastest Town event gaining a second placing in a event, attended the New Zealand Junior TUESDAY, 24 APRIL, 7:00Pm SUNDAY, 22 APRIL, 2Pm FRIDAY, 27 APRIL, 7:30Pm NT growing town in New Zealand. 100m event. Makos event in Dunedin, trained up to nine LIVE Dining Guide Emma Morton, Emma has qualified for sessions a week and trained hard all season. 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Now is the time for Cromwell Community residents to have their Facilities upgrade and green ideas Wanaka paddleboarder say, starting this month with the 10-year, or Long-Term Plan takes out supreme Editorial Supplied Kerbside recycling collection frequency discussed at growing College award Long-term plans are about budgets and changes. These are just the key issues, but Editorial Supplied A strong environmental theme pre- Editorial Supplied planning for what our communities are going everyone is invited to make comments about Going green and going up… these are vailed with the use of solar panels and Wanaka paddleboarder Annabel to want and need in both infrastructure and other issues too. It may look, on the face of it, two of the themes that emerged last week energy-efficient materials favoured. Anderson capped off a stellar 2017 services going forward for the next 10 years. as if there is not much in there for Cromwell. when she was named the supreme from a brainstorming session on the future Building up rather than sprawling For example, how Council is going to spend But these four issues are district-wide issues winner at the House of Travel Central development of Cromwell College. your rates money. and affect every ratepayer in the district. So, across existing green areas was a popu- Otago Sports Awards held in Wanaka You may have seen Councillors out and about take a closer look and see how these issues College Board of Trustees chairman, lar concept. last night. (Fri, April 13) in bright yellow t-shirts and caps promoting the will affect you. You can find the Consultation Greg Wilkinson, told parents and others The college was fortunate to be She also fought off tough competition upcoming Long-term Plan. “10 for 10” is the document on the front page of the CODC at Tuesday’s public meeting that the Min- located near the Cromwell Swim to be named the senior sportswoman of Central Otago District Council’s 10-year Plan website codc.govt.nz. istry of Education(MoE) had made their the year, before taking out the supreme Consultation Document. Every three years the Or, if you prefer a hard copy, you can Centre, Pioneer Energy Sports Turf, title and winning the Bruce Grant 10-year Plan is reviewed. pick them up from the Service Centre or the position on growth management clear. Cromwell Rugby Club and Anderson Memorial trophy. The current plan highlights four key issues the Library. Shirley Calvert is a District Coun- “They have said that it’s up to us, Park. Enhancing it’s position in this hub The awards were based on the 2017 district as a whole is facing. Reticulated waste- cillor and Cromwell Community Board we must take the initiative in how we of sporting activity and retaining green sporting year, which saw Anderson water for ClydeLake Dunstan Water Supply member. The views mentioned in this column are going cater for growth. We need to spaces was important, the group agreed. water treatment plant timing for Clyde and are her own and should not be read as those of finish the year as the number one pad- make a masterplan and present this to The college currently had 464 students Alexandra Clyde Heritage Precinct upgrades either the Council or Community Board. dleboarder in the world – the first female them. It’s a good chance for Cromwell but a “reasonably conservative” esti- to ever take the title. to take a fresh approach to planning.” mate had put this at 550 in three years Other achievements included winning The meeting heard that while there time, principal Mason Stretch said. the New Zealand national champion- Did you know our services also include... was tough competition nationwide for “We welcome the growth, it’s a nice ships for the seventh consecutive year, MoE funding for building and upgrad- challenge to have but our school is full as well as winning a host of international • Large Format Colour Posters • Cards and Invitations events and being nominated as a finalist • Calendars and Postcards • Labels and Stickers ing schools, Cromwell College had been and we have around 104 primary pupils in the Halberg Awards. • Brochures and much more... identified locally as a priority case. coming our way next year. We have • Business Cards But her sporting successes weren’t John 027 273 2480 • Rack Cards “We are number 2 in order of priority plans in place to deal with 2019 but just confined to paddleboarding, she www.contraxcentral.co.nz • Menus in this region but nationwide we’re defi- now’s the time for serious planning to also impressed on the mountainbike nitely down in the ranks.” make the most of these opportunities – winning the Bannockburn Classic SUB DIVISIONS TRANSPORT ALL EARTHWORKS www.quantumprint.co.nz P 03 445 0443 The college was currently growing by and to ensure we’ve got the best possible Adventure Ride, the Red Bull Defi- around one class(approx.. 30 students) facilities for the future.” ance mountainbike race and The Gut- per year. With a large number of new The board would now collate ideas buster mountainbike event. Queenstown jet boater Mark Agnew Otago Metals sections being developed around Crom- and begin work on a masterplan docu- H I R E took home the senior sportsman title Central AWS Legal well – potentially over 1200 – and some ment to be completed in term three. after 2017 saw him win the CX Class DEMOLITION facilities becoming outdated, action A follow-up public meeting aimed at World Championship Jetboat Mara- can assist needed to be taken. updating people on progress and refin- thon and finishing sixth overall. New food technology, materials tech- ing ideas was planned for the end of The junior sportsman and sports- with all nology and IT laboratories were on the term 2. The MoE would work with the woman titles were won by Queenstown DERBY group’s wish-list, as well as improved college to provide expert advice on snowboarder Tiarn Collins and Wanaka snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott your legal SAT, APRIL spaces for the performing arts. building and funding options. 21 respectively. Both snowboarders were selected requirements. for this year’s Winter Olympics follow- Time Out ing impressive 2017 seasons which saw Tiarn consistently finish in the top 10 School Holidays at international events, with Zoi win- ning three world cup events and being School Holidays... Track them down in this named Snow Sports NZ Snowboarder of the Year and Snow Sports NZ Over- word-search puzzle! F V J R C K S V A A W R N F C SWIMMING all Athlete of the Year for 2017. F R Q X N H P F T F F U U R Q MOVIES The Southern Stampede ice hockey SWIMMING W F M J J A K I M J F N L I Q BABYSITTING MEMORIAL MEETING team took home the team of the year Our new office at Unit 8, CromTrade, Cnr Barry MOVIES B D I N L N S L F W R V A E C RELAXING BABYSITTING L K O S H G N I K R O W M N M FRIENDStitle after a top season saw the team Ave & McNulty Rd is open weekdays 9am to 5pm GUEST APPEARANCE TQ MIDGETS crowned national champions, while PLUS... SEE THE SALOONS, YOUTH MINISTOCKS, PRODUCTIONS, SPRINTCARS RELAXING D H W W B I M G I D S J M D P WORKING Wanaka snowboard coach Mitch Brown or by appointment. & SIX SHOOTERS IN ACTION FOR THE LAST TIME THIS SEASON FRIENDS Y K Q I W N V S N B N N K S G HANGING OUT won the coach of the year award for his WORKING G Z K M K G O X A I Y P Y X H ROAD N M A M O O N Y Q V K M O R S TRIPSwork with local snowboarders, includ- SATURDAY APRIL 21ST HANGING OUT Unit 8, CromTrade ing Zoi Sadowksi-Synnott. GATES OPEN 2PM RACING STARTS 4PM ROAD I Q Z I K U Q T T J I A O D F FUN 2 McNulty Road, Cromwell X C G N I T T I S Y B A B F U BAKINGThe John Fitzharris Services to Sport P: 03 445 4111 TRIPS A T X G E X R P Q H D R H T O Award was awarded to Cromwell’s E: [email protected] SANDFLAT ROAD, CROMWELL FUN L C Z V V K I I W G Z Q V F F Trevor Gaston for his contribution to
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Alcoholics Anonymous - Sat, meets Crom- Children’s Story Time - Wednesday, Library, Cromwell Rotary - Mon 5:45pm, Meet at Cromwell Presbyterian Church - 10 Elspeth The Irish Martyrs Catholic Church - Sligo well Resource Centre, 8pm. Enq 445 1111 10.30am-11.00am for pre-schoolers, must be Town & Country Club, Cromwell. Visiting St, Cromwell (along from New World). Sun St, Cromwell. Mass times: 1st, 3rd & 5th Alcoholics Anonymous - Thursday, 7pm at accompanied by a caregiver. School terms only Rotarians and new members both welcome. services: 9am - Traditional Service, 10am - Sundays of the month: 11am. 2nd & 4th Sun- Resource Centre. Enq 027 445 0370 Cromwell Dance Fitness - 6pm Tues at the President Andrew Burton 027 439 3628 Morning Tea, 10:30am - Family Service and days of the month: 9am Children’s Program. Enq 445 3078, E: office@ Arrowtown Linedancing Sports Club, Barry Ave. Fun cardio fitness class. Cromwell Walk Group - Fri, meets for morning Lakeside Christian Centre - Sun, Lowburn - Wed, beginners cromchurch.co.nz, www.cromchurch.co.nz to intermediate, 12.30-2.30pm, Arrowtown More info on Facebook / Laura 027 424 0644 or afternoon walks. Enq Morley 445 3624 / Dot Community Church, 10.30am and 6.30pm. Hall, transport available. Enq Glenise 445 Cromwell Community Patrol - Meets 2nd 445 3311 E: [email protected] St Andrew’s Anglican Church - Tues 10am, Enq Pastor Bruce Wast 027 450 7618 D esel Me a 0163 / June 445 4498 Mon of the month at the Cromwell Police Cromwell Youth Centre - Monday - Friday, Sun 9am, everyone welcome, Cnr Blyth & Tarras Community Church - Second Sunday Donegal St. Rev Damon Plimmer 443 2440 Re red Barnardos Kidstart Early Learning Centre Station at 7.30pm. New members very wel- 3-7pm. Enq 445 1228 of the month at 11am come. Enq: Denis 445 0510 Fraser 445 4140 St Andrews Anglican Church - Meditation, re erabl it oad rans ort Cromwell - Come & visit our beautiful Centre Guides - Weds 6-7.30pm, Lowburn Hall. Heart of Fire Christian Church - Sun 5pm e erience. with an amazing outdoor area! We welcome all Cromwell Community Playgroup - Friday, Phone: Patricia 03 445 0177. School Terms every Tues 8.30am. Cnr Donegal & Blyth St. Anglican Church Hall, Cnr Blyth & Done- families from 8-5pm, wholesome lunches and 9.30-11.30am, Lowburn Valley Hall, 0-5yrs For more information ph 021 0322 552 gal St. Ministering in the Healing Wholeness elevant licences re erred. e icle Ladies & Men’s Social Tennis - Wed, 10am, and one s lied. great programmes offered for different age FREE, all welcome. Enq Amy 027 321 4426 Barry Ave. Enq Ros 445 0754 / Dennis 445 3232 Church Untamed - Sun Service 10am Crom- and Power of God. Pastor Tim 027 556 644 groups. 25A Gilling Place (beside Goldfields well College Auditorium, Barry Ave. Family o a rate to t e s ccess l Cromwell Community Toy Library - Thurs Embroiderers of Cromwell - Wed, 7pm, Tues, Primary School). E: cromwellelc@barnardos. & Sat 9.30-11am. Enq: Text/ph 022 4869 542 Friendly, All Welcome. Fri Night Youth - Fri a licant. org.nz or p: 445 4728 9.30-noon, 44b Inniscort St. All welcome. 7pm-8.30pm Cromwell College Auditorium Situations Vacant Cromwell & Districts Promotion Group - ontact Barr R er Enq Lois 445 1526 or Yvonne 445 0682 for Years 7-13. Contact Ps Ray Thomson more Brownies - Thurs, 4-5.30pm, Lowburn Hall. Monthly meetings every first Tues at Room 4, barr .ridder@nztr cks.co.nz Enq Glenda 445 3624. School terms only Meals for Mums Cromwell - Providing home info 021 284 6149 www.churchuntamed.nz 021 573 263 Otago Polytechnic. Enq: [email protected] cooked meals to new mums of Cromwell. For Creative Wool Crafters - Wed, 10am, at club- Cromwell Fellowship Club - Third Mon each more info, to register for the service or become rooms, new members welcome. Enq 445 4727 month. Contact Shirley Pettinger 445 4425 a volunteer visit mealsformums.weebly.com or For Sale / 445 3520 Cromwell Garden Club - Generally meet 2nd call Caroline Meyer 445 0680 / 027 226 2990 Dry Poplar - $65 per metre and dry fruit Cromwell Bowling Club Euchre - Recom- Tues of the month, 7pm at the Golf Club Rooms. Mini Gym - Play gym for under 5’s at Crom- wood. Poplar logs. Ph: 021 215 9817 mences on Thurs 3rd May at 1-30 pm. New Some meetings are OFF SITE. Ph Julene 445 well Squash Clubrooms, Nepulsultra St. Mon With a culture based on delivering players welcome. Ph Keith Duthie 445 0554 4771 / Jan 445 3183. New members welcome mornings 9.30am - Crawlers & wobbly walk- customer service excellence, we are Cromwell Bridge Club - Each Thurs even- Cromwell Indoor Bowls - Tuesdays, Lowburn ers only (up to 2 years). 10.30am - mixed age Electricians looking for a dynamic, reliable team ing in the Catholic Church hall, Sligo St. Be Hall. Social Bowls: 1.30- 4pm. Club: 7.30- 2, 3 & 4 yr olds including younger siblings. player to join our bottling facility seated for a 7.15pm start. Enq: Murray 445 9.30pm. New members welcome. Contact: All families and visitors welcome. 445 0632 Need an Electrician? FULLTIME BARISTA - Phone Murray in Cromwell as a 0890 / Wendy 445 0214 Secretary Ev 021 136 1564 or 445 0809 Narcotics Anonymous - Wednesdays 6pm at George Electrical 027 433 3321 POSITION Cromwell Country Music Club - Club Day Cromwell Karate - Tues & Thurs, Children the Cromwell Resource Centre, 5 Murray first Sunday of the month, Town and Coun- 7-8pm, Adult-beginners, 8-9pm, Ripponvale Tce, Cromwell. Ph 0800 628 632 Advertising Deadlines Storeperson The Kitchen Cromwell are looking try Club, Cromwell. Starting 2pm, no door Hall. Enq Dave 445 0343 NZ Vintage Car Club Inc, Central Otago - This is a permanent position with for a qualified and passionate charge. Enq Mike Hedges 03 445 4070 Cromwell Plunket - Thurs/Fri & alternate 5PM FRIDAY Monthly meetings 8pm 2nd Wed of the month Advertisements to be designed a strong emphasis on reliability, Barista to join our team. Cromwell Cubs - Girls & boys ages 8-10, Thur Wed, Clinics with Plunket Nurse Anna at the VCC Clubrooms, Litany St, Cromwell. flexibility and accuracy. 6-7pm. Scout Hall, Ortive St. Enq to Les 027 Smith. Enq 445 0149 Interested members of the public welcome. 5PM MONDAY If this sounds like you come in 200 1712 [email protected] Cromwell Plunket Equipment Hire - Please ph/ Enq John 445 0598 / Lindsay 445 0065 Supplied & classified line advertisement This role is primarily responsible and see us at The Kitchen, The Cromwell Lake Dunstan Lions - 1st Thurs txt Gen 027 891 0559 to make an appointment Pre-School Rhythm & Dance - Cromwell for loading product in and out of Mall, Cromwell. of month, 6.30pm, The Victoria Arms, Mel- Cromwell Plunket - Rooms open during Presbyterian Church. Tues 10.30am. Gold our busy warehouse while ensuring 2A Traders Lane, Cromwell more Tce. New members & visitors welcome. office hours. Groups & after-hours available coin donation. Enq Jan 445 4571 all stock movement is accurately Enq: Raewyn 445 1675 or Julie 03 445 0069 03 445 0443 [email protected] recorded. with bookings only. Enq Kim 027 771 9831 Patchwork Group - Thurs 9.30am, club- Cromwell Scout Group - Scout Hall, Ortive rooms, 44b Inniscort St, new members wel- Cromwell The key functions of this role and Districts Courses St, Cromwell. Keas: School years 1-3 Thurs come. Enq: Sandra 445 1428 / Chris 445 8332 News include: 6-7.30pm, Enq Robyn 027 677 4884. Cubs: A division of Quantum Print Limited Pilates & Stretch - Thurs and Mon, morning, • Operating & maintaining the School years 4-6 Wed 6.30-8pm Enq Les 445 lunchtime and evening classes. Enq 445 4579 Forklifts 3094. Scouts: School years 7-10 Tues 7-9pm. STEEL FIXERS Plunket Preschool Playgroup - Mon, 10am, Situations Vacant NEED A LICENCE? Enq Justin 445 1227. Venturers: School years Situations• Stocktaking Vacant for children aged 0-5yrs, Plunket Rooms. Balcrom Engineered Concrete are Then Drivetech are the team to see 11-14 Wed 7-9pm Enq Ben 027 208 1377 looking for a number of experienced [email protected] Enq Kim 027 771 9831 • Picking, Packing and Loading CAR Sparkles Preschool Dance - Fun classes for 3 & out product accurately and Steel Fixers. Quali ed, friendly and patient trainers, Own Car 4 yrs, Wed 10am weekly, Lowburn Hall. Ph/text efficiently while accurately The following is essential: or our Dual-controlled Automatic car, Car Driving Anna 021 575 569 www.dancewanaka.co.nz recording all stock movement lessons at all levels (Learner, Restricted & Full) AGM • Excellent attitude Ukes.Crom - Meet Wed nights, 7.30pm at • Ensuring the stock, warehouse • Reliable with a good work ethic HEAVY TRAFFIC Resource Centre. Newcomers welcome, enq and yard are clean and • Ability to work as part of a team Nancy 022 156 2508 Hunter ra Bu n es n Lt presentable at all times. CLASSES 2,3,4 & 5 are a Cromwell based Drafting and • Excellent communication skills LICENCE ENDORSEMENTS CROMWELL Weight Watchers Cromwell - Presbyterian Bu n ompan e are n o e A forklift licence and previous • Precast experience of large scale Church, every Tuesday. Phone 021 125 1442 n ma n arch tectura u s an warehouse experience is desirable steel fixing projects For Wheels, Tracks & Rollers, Dangerous Goods, SPORTS CLUB Volunteering Central - Supporting & connecting high end renovations. but not essential as full training • Excellent communication skills Vehicle Recovery, Forklift (OSH & F) (INC) volunteers & volunteer organisations. Ph Lucy@ it o r and co in ork load e will be given to the successful • Resilience applicant. A full driver’s licence is Driving related Health & Safety Training Annual General volunteeringcentral.org.nz or call 027 506 5777 to are looking for a qualified experienced • Problem solving skills find out more. www.volunteeringcentral.org.nz car enter to oin o r close knit b ildin required, and you will need to be Passenger, logbook & load Security Training • Experience with cutting and bending Yoga Studio Cromwell - Daily, Yoga & Men’s. tea . confident working at heights. The COURSES DAILY IN CROMWELL, INVERCARGILL, Meeting machine P 021 947 056 or www.yogastudiocromwell.com The success u app cant must successful applicant will also have MOSGIEL & CHRISTCHURCH. OTHER AREAS a great attitude and be accurate in BY APPOINTMENT The AGM of the Cromwell Sports ave a i standard o ork ans i Successful candidates are required to Club will be held at the Clubrooms recording figures as stocktaking undergo regular drug and alcohol testing. Permanent Central Otago sta e illin to ork in a tea and record keeping are important. on Monday 23rd April 2018 Missing Cat This is a full-time, immediate start. Full “ TRAINING TOMORROWS DRIVERS TODAY” n o orkin on ro ects t at are commencing at 7pm. sli tl ore c allen in t an nor al To make an enquiry or application PPE and all equipment provided. ‘Whiskas’ - Much loved tabby male please contact Rebecca on 03 445 DRIVETECH LTD Everyone is welcome to attend. • Contracting options are available Please contact Ph: 03 445 4424 or 0508 2 DRIVE (37483) 3535 or email [email protected] missing from Orchard Place since 10th Damien Gahan 027 448 2855 or cell: 027 510 0684 Apologies to : Paula Clark April. Microchipped. Ph: 445 3515 or Co a a n nter 027 4 7 3 85 Cromwell Depot 2b Traders Lane www.vinpro.co.nz or email CV to [email protected] E: [email protected] www.drivetech.co.nz 027 630 7591 Secretary 027 215 1060 erek rai 027 561 05 6 and Districts and Districts 14 Sport Cromwell News 18th April 2018 18th April 2018 Cromwell News 15 Draw & Results Adventure Race championships ●A D S Results Let’s escape held at Bannockburn ●H A PROUDLY SPONSORED BY HENRYS CROMWELL C By Leigh-Anne Fox ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Cromwell A won 39-20 - POM Emma Patton to another Summer Students from as far away as Christchurch, Cromwell B won 36-12 - POM Georgie Wallis ●A Cromwell C won 28-25 - POM Gemma Studholme Dunedin and Invercargill came together AIR NEW ZEALAND AIRFARES in Cromwell a couple of weeks ago to ●C C & SOME CRUISES JUST RELEASED! take part in the South Island Secondary Up Coming D Schools Adventure Race championship P: 03 445 3346 M: 021 782 840 April 22nd to May 5th - Homeless by Rachel ● D I DEBBIE & RICHARD held at Bannockburn. E: [email protected] BRADFORD Hirabayashi. In her continuing search Rachel Using the natural terrain and waterways 2015 NZ BROKER OF THE YEAR Hirabayashi shows works that explore the TAANZ approved Travel Brokers for NZ Travel Brokers offered by Bannockburn, athletes took shift of the sacred into our landscapes. Solo part in kayaking, mountain biking, trek- Exhibition at Hullabaloo, Cromwell king, orienteering, and abseiling during The Cromwell Kilwinning Lodge 98 - Second the endurance race event aimed at testing Cromwell College team members Wednesday in the month, 7.30pm Spiders & Flies a problem? DELIVERING 6m the fittest young athletes both physically heading to the finish after a gruelling Alpine Street Machines Club - Second Wednesday of the month 7.30pm, The Vic- • Get your property treated by our qualified technicians LOADS TO CROMWELL day at the Adventure Race. and mentally. toria Arms. Enq: 0274 325 088 • If it crawls or flies we can treat it! Photo Supplied Call/Text for our T&C’s Organisers saw 120 students take part in Cromwell RSA - Second Thurs of the month, • Approved pest control solutions 33 teams of four in the ninth annual event. meeting 3pm, Memorial Hall, Visitors Wel- 027 223 7805 Gruelling competition and natural ter- taking part,” he says. It was Cashmere come. Enq Denis 445 0528 or Bill 445 0484 rain challenged even the fittest competi- High School’s Yellow Boys team from Care & Friendship - NO CARE & FRIEND- P.O Box 70, Cromwell 03-445-3329 027-251-5147 alpinefirewood.co.nz SHIP 25 APRIL 2018. Noeline Watson. [email protected] www.advancedcarpet.co.nz tors during the race day event and racing Christchurch that took first place, and [email protected]. P: 445 1157 director Bill Godsall thanks all volunteers the team now have an opportunity to Cinema65 - The film, a cuppa of choice and who took part to help make it a success. compete at a national level if they wish. a sweet for $10 flat fee (for over 65s). Book- “It’s the volunteers from all aspects Standout athletes on the day belonged ings essential as the sessions are usually sold out! Ph 445-8175. Doors open at 1pm for a of our community that pull together to Middleton Grange High School from 1:30pm start. The cinema entrance is ramped Specialise in: and make these events great for those Christchurch. and there is a handicapped toilet. Next films: 10 May: Lion; 14 June: No OrdinarySiteworks, Sheila. Carparks, Driveways, DIG Cobblestones, Tennis Courts & IT For all your truck & trailer Specialise in: Ph 03 Lifestyle445 0702 Blockservicing Maintenance requirements OPEN HOMES 7 Murray Tce, Cromwell If you are developing •a Pre-COF sub-division, checks • Brake renovating Rollers an Siteworks, Carparks, Driveways, Sunday 22 April 2018 • VTNZ COF lane (twice weekly) 45 The Mall, Cromwell 2-2.30pm 50 Achil Street existing$527,000 property, or installing a new driveway or Ph (03) 445 3458 • Complete servicing on Cobblestones, Tennis Courts & Licensed under the REAA 2008 carpark phone for a free no obligation quote 03 445 4956 Motorhomes Saturday 21 April 2018 46 The Mall, Cromwell Lifestyle Block Maintenance 10.30-11.30am 12 Eldorado Place $765,000 LIFT Sunday 22 April 2018 Sunday 22 April 2018 If you are developing a sub-division, renovating an 12-1.00pm 12 Eldorado Place $765,000 2.30pm 39 Missy Cres IT 11-12.00pm 11 Aurum Court Price by negotiation 4pm 5 Carrick Place existing property, or installing a new driveway or carpark 11-12.00pm 52 Molyneux Avenue Price by negotiation (03) 445 1261 phone for a free no obligation quote Ph 03 445 1748 26 The Mall, Cromwell 1 The Mall, Cromwell Saturday 21 April 2018 Saturday 21 April 2018 12-12.30pm 108A Molyneux Ave Deadline Sale WANAKA & QUEENSTOWN Mark Donald Mobile 0272 237 922 12noon 25 Missy Crescent $575,000 2-2.30pm 51 & 51A Molyneux Ave Negotiation 1pm 46 Perriam Place Deadline 3-3.30pm 51 Donegal Street Enquiries Over $659,000 Contact Barry Ridder AVAILABLE ALEXANDRA & CROMWELL Bevan Passmore Mobile 0278 079 562 2pm 19 Lawrence Street Deadline Sunday 22 April 2018 Ph: 021 573 263 [email protected] 24/7 Sunday 22 April 2018 11-11.30am 11 Melmore Tce $578,000 12noon 56a Inniscort Street Deadline 12-12.30pm 108A Molyneux Ave Deadline Sale 1pm 14 Boyne Place Deadline 12-12.30pm 32A Wishart Crescent Offers Invited 1-1.30pm 7 Crabbe Place Neg over $732,000 Contact AaronWayne on: on: Ph 03 445 1155 2-2.30pm 27 Jollys Road Negotiation 70 The Mall, Cromwell NOW OPEN! 027 807807 70794 0794 3-3.30pm 51 Donegal Street Enquiries Over $659,000 Saturday 21 April 2018 Cromwell’s Finest Show Home Visit at: 22 Stowell Drive, 1pm 6 Marsh Place $519,000 Summerfi elds Estate, 2pm 21 Gilling Place $539,000 Are your Open Homes Cromwell • 03 445 0790 Sunday 22 April 2018 12pm 20 Antimony Crescent missing from here? www.versatile.co.nz 12pm 44 Cairnmuir Crescent $518,000 1pm 37 Hosking Drive $710,000 Contact Jo for more information 1pm 6 Marsh Place $519,000 2pm 22 Magnetic Place 03 445 0443 2pm 17 Lowburn Valley Road $1.250M [email protected] OpeningOpening hours: hours: Tuesday, Tuesday, Thursday,Thursday Saturday & Sunday & Sunday 1 - 4pm 12 -or 4 pm,by appointmentor by appointment. 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ANZAC WEDNESDAY DAY 25TH APRIL 2018 ANZAC Day Services will be held at the following venues: 23 2 Cromwell 11 Phoenix Place 8.00am Laying of poppies on Veterans’ graves A Rare Opportunity in Summer elds by RSA Members at the Cromwell • Elevated Location • 3 Bedrooms + 2 Bathrooms Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Cromwell. • 600m2 Child friendly section • Located in Summer elds subdivision 9.00am A service will be held at the Cenotaph, • Near new family home Hall Road, Bannockburn. Marie Kahukura Price: Enq over $670,000 027 447 3657 Peter Richards Licensee / 027 448 2214 4CZH8G Sales Consultant Sales Consultant 9.00am A service will be held at the Lowburn Hall, Lowburn Valley Road, Lowburn. Open Home 24 2 10.00am A service will be held at the Tarras Cromwell Memorial Hall, Tarras. 7 Crabbe Place The Search is Over 10.00am The main service will be held at the • Open plan living ows to fenced and private 550m2 section Cromwell Memorial Hall, Melmore Terrace. • Double Garage with off street parking • Approximately one year old Guest Speaker: Tim Cadogan Price: Neg over $732,000 Mayor of the Central Otago District Council Beverly Bell Open Home Sun 1-1.30pm Melanie Brewer 021 341 808 021 029 55009 Sales Manager / 4D3H8G 12.30pm An ANZAC Day luncheon will be served for Sales Consultant Sales Consultant RSA members and spouses who have Open Home “pre-booked from ring around” at the 23 2 Cromwell Town & Country Club. Cromwell 51 Donegal Street Expect to be Impressed • Looking for Old Cromwell? “WE WILL REMEMBER THEM” • Open plan living with heat pump • Private garden with spa pool • Great location opposite park Price: Enq over $659,000 Melanie Brewer Open Homes Sat & Sun 3-3.30pm 021 029 55009 4C8H8G Sales Consultant
Open Home 24 2 Cromwell 51 Molyneux Avenue Selling, Selling, Modern Masterpiece in Old Cromwell • Open plan kitchen, dining and living with access to outdoor patio area • Fully fenced section for pets & children • Double garage with room for boat Price: By Negotiation Melanie Brewer Open Home Sat 2-2.30pm 021 029 55009 4CCH8G Sales Consultant SOLD Just Listed + Open Home 13 1 It’s what we do Cromwell If you’re thinking about buying or selling, now is a 7 Jollys Road Viewing a Must great time to do so. If you’d like to work with experienced • 3 Double bedrooms + W.I.R professionals with a wealth of local knowledge give us a • Study • Gas Water call and we’ll get started today!! • New Kitchen & bathroom • 612sqm fenced section Melanie Brewer Price: Neg over $535,000 021 029 55009 Open Home Sun 2-2.30pm For a Professional, Positive and Enthusiastic Sales Consultant 4EEH8G Attitude in Listing and Selling Real Estate For a no obligation appraisal or discussion on any aspects of the selling or purchasing process give us a call today!
Peter Richards Hannah Hughes Marie Kahukura Beverly Bell AREINZ Melanie Brewer 027 448 2214 027 445 7703 027 447 3657 021 341 808 021 029 55009 Sales Consultant Property Manager Licensee / Sales Manager / Sales Consultant Neil Bulling Jo Nieper Sales Consultant Sales Consultant M: 027 432 8978 M: 027 664 5064 Ph (03) 445 1261 26 The Mall, Cromwell B: 03 445 3735 B: 03 445 3735 Licensed REAA 2008. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot E: [email protected] E: [email protected] guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries. Specialising in Rural, Residential, Lifestyle and Sections in Cromwell and Surrounding Areas MK Real Estate Ltd. Licensed Under REAA 2008 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd, Real Estate Agent, REAA 2008 www.pggwre.co.nz