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9907256AA 2 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 19, 2015 CourierTe Awamutu Road safety urged after crashes Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Your community newspaper for BY DEAN TAYLOR over 100 years. As Police were issuing warnings about keeping safe Circulated free to 13,968 homes through Te Awamutu on the roads after an horrific and surrounding districts. day of fatal crashes in the upper North Island on CIRCULATION 13,968* (7059 urban, 6909 rural) Tuesday, the call came to a potentially serious crash at We welcome letters - preferably via email. They Pirongia. should be under 300 words and must have the A male Cambodian driver, sender’s name, address and phone number. No returning towards Pirongia pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be at about 4.30pm after work, withheld in special circumstances at the discretion lost control of his car on the of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged Ormsby Road straight and is and may be edited, abridged or discarded. estimated to have rolled three times before coming to MANAGER rest on the roof. Alan Price Police said a moment’s [email protected] inattention and tiredness EDITORIAL was probably to blame, and Dean Taylor (editor) the driver has gone off the [email protected] road into the berm, panicked TC190215DT01 Cathy Asplin (journalist) and over-corrected. SINGLE car crash on Ormsby Road, Pirongia Tuesday afternoon. [email protected] The driver was able to free himself and, because no Colin Thorsen (journalist) other vehicle was involved, [email protected] suffered minor injuries. ADVERTISING On Wednesday morning a Dorinda Williams local woman miscalculated [email protected] the intersection of Flat and AngeSandy Holt Pepperell Golf Roads heading to work [email protected]@teawamutucourier.co.nz from Kihikihi in heavy fog and crashed into a power Bookings pole and through the fence, [email protected] coming to rest in the pad- CLASSIFIEDS dock. Tania Cortesi-Western, Again, because no other Rhonda Oosterman, Anna Holmes vehicle was involved, she [email protected] suffered minor injuries. Police again remind POSTAL ADDRESS drivers to take extra care on 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 the roads, especially when OFFICE HOURS conditions change unexpect- Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm edly — such as heavy morn- PHONE 07 871 5151 | FAX 07 871 3675 ing fog after such a long period of clear weather — and to make sure they are TC190215DT02 ISSN 1170-1099 (Print) ISSN 2253-4075 (Online) fully rested before getting SINGLE car crash at the intersection of Flat and Golf Roads in the fog yesterday morning. The *Circulation Source: Audited Bureau of Circulation, 1 YE Dec 2012 behind the wheel. brand new Ford Kuga is the exact vehicle test driven by DriveBy for last Thursday’s edition.

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TC190215SP3A MEMBERS of Enrich+ Worx team, from left: Mark Pihema, Tony Cathro and Tania Lord (Enrich+ support on the market worker) edging and clearing debris from the Cambridge-Karapiro cycleway.

BY GRANT JOHNSTON and other employers provides carparks in Te Awamutu and Large three bedroom home PLUS work experience and training Cambridge collecting leaves and Enrich+ Employment is mak- opportunities.” rubbish; clearing debris and rub- two bedroom home unit on one title ing giant strides in ensuring its Vanessa James and her team bish off Pioneer Walkway; rub- Ideal for parents, children or relatives... programmes live up to the goal of of four staff members manage 48 bish collection and weed ‘a life like any other’ for clients. clients in the Worx programme. spraying in new Cambridge the perfect setup! Potential for extra income, Representatives Martyn Parkes She said 12 months was about subdivisions; edging and rub- maybe as B&B or home-based business. and Vanessa James attended the right amount of time needed bish removal on the Cambridge Council’s service delivery com- for a client to move through the cycleway to Karapiro. mittee meeting on Tuesday to programme. Some voluntary work is also • 5 minutes walk to town • Gas central report on activities and thank It involves a mix of paid and carried out for Council includ- heating • Floor to ceiling tiles in both Council for its support. unpaid employment. Monthly ing on Lake Ngaroto walkway bathrooms • Heaps of storage Mr Parkes spoke about the assessments are done to gauge clearing branches and picking partnership that Enrich+ Employ- progress and to determine the up rubbish and at Matakitaki Pa • Large undercover ment enjoys with Waipa District right time to move on to the next site in Pirongia sorting and outside area, pool. Council. stage. laying cobblestones. Employment is a key enabler “Enrich+ is not about provid- “Thank you to the Council for OPEN for people we support to enjoy ‘a ing ‘jobs for life’, it is about providing work to Enrich+ and life like any other’. empowering the individual with for supporting what we do, giv- HOME Check it out on 206 Mangapiko St “It is probably the most import- the skills to gain mainstream ing back to the community and ant part of Enrich+ (formerly employment. They do a class- trusting us to do a great job,” TradeMe Ref: EBS096 SUNDAY 22nd Gracelands) and gives our people room course and receive Mrs James said. 2-3PM great opportunities they other- certificates as well as a record of Cr Vern Wilson said the inter- Phone 871 7797 a/hh wise would not get. work experience for their CVs.” action between Enrich+ clients “Our philosophy is that achiev- Work experience includes and members of the public when or 021 040 0106 to viewi ing mainstream employment for ground maintenance - mowing, they were out and about doing people we support is our key goal. section clearing and spraying; their jobs was great to see. We teach real skills for the real cleaning; contract labour for Cr Hazel Barnes congratu- world. events - litter collecting, setting lated the organisation on its “We provide a safe working up and taking down equipment success. environment so the team learn and seating; paper recycling. “I have known a number of and grow as individuals. We don’t Current work for Council the clients from their younger focus on disability, we focus on the includes keeping seven water years, and to see where they are ability. treatment stations spic and now, you should be very proud of “Contract work with Council span; maintaining six major yourselves.”

Kupu o Te Wiki OPI NEW LOWER PRICE Word of the Week Phase 2 revealed $ From page 1. Something that won’t change 19.99 each He says the focus has always is where the leadership will be been on taking education to the based. or Buy 1 and ru¯ people, especially those who “Te Awamutu will stay as may have struggled with tra- headquarters,” says Mr Mather. get 1 FREE Hei te¯nei wiki whakamaharatia ai te ru¯o ditional schooling, and ensuring “It is a great town with much O-Tautahi me te hunga i mate ai i taua ru¯ nui. they get every advantage to to offer.” Na¯ runga i te¯ra¯, kaua e wareware ki te progress their vocational and He was initially concerned whakama¯tau i nga¯ tikanga haumaru e pa¯ ana educational aspirations. the location might detract from ki te ru¯. No¯ reira kei wareware i a ta¯tou ki te Mr Mather says change attracting high calibre staff, but tiakiiata¯tou ma¯. always creates apprehension in fact the opposite is true. Traditional Ma¯ori knowledge teaches that within an organisation, but he is Mr Mather has made the ru¯ (earthquakes) are attributed to Ru¯aumoko, mindful of being open and commitment to the region and who is nestled at the breast of Papatu¯a¯nuku honest with staff and treating now loves living on a Matangi his mother. everyone with respect and dig- lifestyle block and commuting On Sunday, Aotearoa remembers the ru¯ nity. the short distance. and the loss of life in O-Tautahi, Christchurch He says while there will be that happened on February 22, 2011. It’s some redeployment, manage- something we as a nation will never forget, but ment will be assisting all staff also stands as a reminder to us all to practice either move into new roles ■ Te Wa¯nanga o Aotearoa is the being safe in a ru¯, because we never know within the organisation, or country’s second largest tertiary when a ru¯ might happen, or where we will be. assist their transition into other institution and the largest Ma¯ori • The banks of the awa can become very employment. organisation in Aotearoa. unstable after a ru¯. Mr Mather says the team ■ It has 1635 kaimahi (employees). Marshalls Pharmacy Proudly offering you • Our kaiako taught us what to do during a ru¯. needs to focus on its strengths ■ It has 32,000 tauria across the • Look up this site www.getthru.govt.nz/ and make sure Te Wa¯nanga o country, half of whom are Ma¯ori. A: 156 Teasdale Street | P: 871 4918 disasters/earthquake on your¯Papa, ı and learn Aotearoa continues to be rele- ■ It operates courses out of six E: [email protected] A: 220 Bank Street about what to do before, during, and after a ru¯. vant and meets the educational main campuses and has a total of Off-street parking at rear (adjacent to medical centre) Kia kaha ki te ko¯rero. expectations of tauira. 151 sites. 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 19, 2015

WONDER OF NATURE: Louis Dorssers (18months) watches a monarch caterpillar in his grandmother’s garden at Kihikihi. Photo: Jackie Cosgrove

SUPER-SIZED SEAWEED: Saxon, Sydney and Bianca Winstanley check out some of the huge kelp on the beach at the Catlins, Southland during their ‘super’ family holiday in the South Island. Photo: Esther Winstanley

READY TO ROLL: Keagen Boensma (left) loves riding YOUR PHOTOS: If you would like and doing jumps to share one of your summer photos with on his motorbike, Te Awamutu Courier readers send them to cathy.asplin @teawamutucourier.co.nz which was a gift Photos need to be clear and high resolu- FUN EXPERIENCE: Rugby player Norman from his great- tion. Please include details about the photo Solofa abseils the Haggas Honking Hole grandad for his (when, where, what, who etc.) and phone Cave in Waitomo during a Te Awamutu fifth birthday. contact details. This bit of ext makes the Sports Premier Team pre-season training Photo: Jennifer box work, but cannot be seen. camp. Photo: Thalaia Berryman. Boensma

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Shutting the gate on rural crime WHAT’S HOT

Waikato Police are hoping a new engagement with the rural sector. They ‘Police’ branded tractor, launched today really got behind it and as a result we have in Te Awamutu at CB Norwood, will act as a fine looking New Holland tractor.” an ‘a-tractor’ for farmers as they seek to Mr Carpenter said if there was any WHAT’S NOT address rural crime issues at fieldays doubt the tractor would fail to attract being held at various venues nationwide. attention from the public they were Te Awamutu born and raised dispelled last week. Inspector Paul Carpenter said the idea “The tractor was transported to Te HOT behind the concept came from Awamutu ahead of the launch and ■ Our magnifi cent Te Awamutu Fire conversations at last year’s National Norwood staff have told us of a constant Brigade. Fieldays at Mystery Creek. flow of people pulling over and taking “Police always have a presence at the photos and asking questions. ■ Tyler from Te Awamutu Tyre Centre June event as we seek to promote crime “And that’s exactly what the concept is who stopped to assist when he saw prevention initiatives with the rural all about promoting the discussions, community. Here in the Waikato we’ve things like rural road deaths, drug me changing a tyre on the roadside, had a number of innovations over the activity on farms, personal safety, stock even though it was a Sunday. years from the country’s first coloured, thefts, illegal hunting and existing ■ marked patrol car to mounted patrols and partnerships such as the one we have with Joe, Linda and Ollie at Te Awamutu last year’s quadbike crash scene. Crimestoppers and Federated Farmers Sports for supporting our TA-based “After that initial discussion I with the ‘Shut the Gate’ campaign.” Waikato touch representatives. approached representatives of the CB Mr Carpenter said at this stage the ■ Norwood about the feasibility of tractor is scheduled to appear at the INSPECTOR Paul Carpenter pictured Andrew and the team at VE Vets for combining a display to help promote Northland, Central Districts, South Island when he was Western Waikato area their great care of our cat Douglas. commander based in Te Awamutu. He recently moved offices to Police National NOT Headquarters — Hamilton base to take on ■ Person who took Riding for Disabled the role of advisor: districts operations structures and infrastructures. saddle and bridle from family in Kihikihi who were looking after one of Agricultural and the National Fieldays the RDA ponies over the holidays. over coming months. “Rural areas present unique ■ ‘Code Browns’ in the TA Pools - challenges for Police such as longer waste of time and money for those travelling distances, lack of cell phone and turning up for swimming lessons to radio networks, smaller numbers of staff fi nd pool closed for cleaning. required to do more in depth engagement with smaller communities. ■ Smelly rubbish fi res at Te Mawhai “Add to that, tactics that may work in There’s a fi re ban on! large urban centres may not work that well in a rural setting, but the key thing is, TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Police need to know about incidents and rural residents need to feel comfortable Send to 021 241 4568 reporting issues to us, we need to move away from the mind set of; “oh the Police EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. are too busy, I won’t trouble them.” Mr Carpenter said the partners in this Send to [email protected] initiative hoped the tractor would attract widespread discussion and help Police DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. help the rural community shut the gate on rural crime. Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street It’s that time of year again! We’ve got to stocktake and of course we don’t want to count any more than we have to. GREAT The way we figure it, if you buy it we won’t have to count it. We’re stocktaking first thing on Wednesday February 25 so from now until BUYING February 24 we have got some great bargains in store. It will definitely be first in first served so if you’re looking to purchase a new lounge suite, OPPORTUNITY bed, bedroom or outdoor furniture, coffee table, entertainment unit, buffet – in fact any piece of furniture make sure you take advantage of this great opportunity.

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BY CATHY ASPLIN

Guest speaker at the Altrusa Home and Away Breakfast on March 7 is Pam McCarthy from Freeset. The Pirongia resident will be speaking about her time in India working with women and their families in slums. Mrs McCarthy spends a FREE month each year helping former sex workers find a better life with Freeset. Freeset opened its doors in 2001 with 20 women UNDERLAY brave enough to trust a couple of Kiwis (Kerry and Annie Hilton from Auck- land) and seize the oppor- tunity to leave the sex trade behind. The Hilton’s initially AND found it was hard work teaching unskilled women to sew at a quality accept- able for the export market. Some could barely use a pair of scissors and in those early days the aver- TC190215SP09A INSTALLATION* age daily output was less PIRONGIA resident Pam McCarthy (right) during a recent than two bags each. trip to India. But the problems were overcome with training, a equivalent job elsewhere have Freeset products for lot of patience and quality and as part of their sale at the breakfast. control systems. employment package have Proceeds from the PLUS NO INTEREST AND While many of the health insurance and a Altrusa fundraiser will be women are still not the pension plan. used to fund school lunch fastest sewers, the busi- Mrs McCarthy says she packs for the Te Awamutu ness now produces around can teach around 12 girls Food Bank as part of the 1000 bags a day. Consistent how to sew during her Altrusa ‘Steering to Suc- NO PAYMENTS UNTIL 2016** quality is important for visit each year and it can cess’ project. Freeset to be a competitive, change their lives. self sustaining business “I can make a differ- ■ Altrusa Home and Away that is able to break the ence in a relatively short Breakfast: March 7, Te cycle of poverty and exploi- period of time. It’s an Awamutu Club (542 tation for these women. opportunity to empower Alexandra Street) 9am. They are paid around women.” Tickets from the Jewellery twice the going rate for an Mrs McCarthy will Boutique and Playmates III

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Te Awamutu Genealogy City, London, The 14-hour, two tree. I would have been unaware SUMMER group will kick start the 2015 Scotland and Ireland day course is designed of the key things to look for and ‘New to Genealogy’ sessions since 1992 and is now to help new would not have appreciated the with an opportunity for coming to Te Awa- genealogists analyse amount of incorrect information beginners to experience a week- mutu to share her what they know and around, even on reputable end of intensive learning with knowledge. identify what they still websites.” Jan Gow, one of New Zealand’s Mrs Gow has need to find out. Liv- ‘SLC2NZ 4 Rookies’ is being foremost genealogists. traced her own ances- ing in the internet age held at the Te Awamutu RSA on Sandra Metcalfe, convenor of try back to the 1300s has opened many his- the weekend of February 28 — the local branch of the New and to the sister of torical doors but March 1, beginning at 9.30am on Zealand Society of Genealogists, William the according to Ms the Saturday and finishing at says Mrs Gow has tutored at Conqueror. TC190215SP11A Metcalfe, the amount 3.30pm on the Sunday. 20 - 60% Off local, national and international Ms Metcalfe NEW ZEALAND of information avail- The cost for the weekend is level. believes this weekend Society of able is overwhelming $48 and there are limited places, on Selected Stock “She is a life member of the is a ‘must attend’ for Genealogists’ and often fraught with so registration is essential. NZ Society of Genealogists, a those who want to get Life Member traps for beginners. fellow of the UK Society of started, or who may Jan Gow. “Had I not started ■ Registration forms and further Genealogists and in 2012 was have started my own research information can be obtained by awarded a QSM for her services researching on their own, but using more traditional methods, emailing to genealogy. now want some structure I would have found it very easy [email protected] or by “Jan has run Hooked on around the way they approach in the internet age to graft phoning Sandra Metcalfe on 021 Genealogy Tours to Salt Lake their research. unrelated branches to my family 206 9119. Parent support group well supported

A recently opened Parent parents that is violent or for the support they have been the Parent Support Group are Support Group in Te Awamutu aggressive; Confrontive — given so far. proud to host an Open Night, has already helped several members will gently challenge “Coming to this group has with guest speakers Constable families in the area with its your thinking as time goes by. been a life-line for me. There is Scott Miller (Youth Aid kind, caring, and sometime The Parent Support Group no-one else that I can call at Officer) and Constable Shane humorous approach to has been humbled by commun- 11pm at night when I don’t Jamieson (Family Violence parenting teenagers with ity support. know what to do with my Co-ordinator) from Te Awa- unacceptable adolescent The local Four Winds Trust stoned son.” mutu Police. behaviour. has given generously and has Another said, “I don’t just Learn how the Parent Sup- Parents are meeting at the paid for six months rent at come here for the big things . . . port Group can help your fam- venue (the back of the Baptist their venue. And local sometimes just brainstorming ily to be more co-operative. Church) every Monday even- agencies are coming on board how I can get them to clean up The officers will be talking ing at 7.30pm to discuss the as guest speakers and helping or take a shower or put out about their positions in the issues they are going through, with other aspects that mem- their washing, it’s all just great community and the roles they attend sessions to listen to bers may need. support.” plays. helpful hints and words of The group charges a dona- A third person feels, “the The Parent Support Group wisdom and then set a plan of tion of $5 per family per week weekly support calls provide invites you to attend a meeting LITTLE attack for the week to come. and after six weeks attendance something for me that no other where confidentiality, caring The group offers three types the family is gifted a Parent parenting group does . . . some- and co-operation are all top BO-PEEP of support: Active — though Manual to keep. one who cares because they priorities. PH: 871 6516 meetings and weekly phone One family (who wishes to are going through similar The evening will conclude calls; Selective — members remain anonymous for their things.” with a light supper and 184 ALEXANDRA ST will not support behaviour by child’s sake) is very grateful On Monday, February 23 refreshments. Thursday, February 19, 2015 Te Awamutu Courier 11 Much Ado in Park TENDER FINAL NOTICE

Te Pahu, 979 and 1000 Limeworks Loop Road 132ha Te Pahu Dairy Farm 105ha milking platform, 27ha MUCH ADO: Brendan West (Benedick) and Louise Blackstock (Claudia) will play in Te replacement cattle grazing. If young Awamutu next week. Tenders Close: stock were grazed off the milking This year's Shakespeare in the Park Meanwhile the rising star Claudia is February 26th, 2015 (unless sold by private treaty) platform could be 125ha. production is the Apocolypse Lounge pro- engaged to marry shy young man Hero. But 4.00pm at 1030 Victoria Street, Hamilton 3 houses in total 2 x 4 brm, 1 x 3 duction of Much Ado About Nothing. the scheme of a jealous sister and the View: brm, 30 ASHB, 200 cow covered feed The free event is brought to the public by outcome of a disastrous wedding will cause pad, numerous farm buildings and Te Awamutu Free Concert in the Park everyone to reconsider their relationship ljhooker.co.nz/3JQHFA concrete bunkers and workshops. Best Trust, with support from Waipa Creative and themselves. production of 184,000 Communities, Waipa District Council and Event organiser Dean Taylor says the m/s from 330 cows. Te Awamutu Courier. play is on at Te Awamutu War Memorial The play is from the same group that Park (behind the sunken cross), on Sunday, Last 3 year average173,500 m/s performed last year’s The Comedy of March 1 at the earlier time this year of 300cows. This is a split calving Errors. 6.30pm and will be finished before 9pm. withcalving 16th March and 1st Their version of Much Ado About The public is welcome to bring their September. Open Country supplier Nothing is a contemporary spin on the picnic blanket (and another one to keep John Scott with winter milk contract. classic tale of the game of love. warm), low chairs and enjoy a picnic dinner 027 446 4697 Production to January 31st 115,578 Team Mecina has returned triumphant in the park. kg/ms. from the Games and the boastful Benedick Mr Taylor has a Liquor Ban waiver from LJ Hooker Hamilton 07 838 2039 Retiring vendors say SELL and embittered Beatrice can’t resist trading 6pm to 9pm, which applies in the immediate barbs in a game of one-up-man-ship. vicinity of the play, so the public is welcome Frustrated with their bickering their to bring a tipple to enjoy with their dinner friends try to trick them into love. and show. 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 19, 2015 Thursday, February 19, 2015 Te Awamutu Courier 13 Special Treaty stamp

A special New Zealand Treaty of Waitangi. Post stamp to mark the “The stamp depicts Nga- 175th anniversary of the puhi chief Tamati Wa¯ka Treaty of Waitangi went on Nene shaking hands with sale this month. William Hobson, the first The over-sized commem- Governor of New Zealand, orative stamp (40x50mm) is and the design is supported a blend of the old and the by Nene’s descendants.” new, and combines a coin The two are set against a design by New Zealander backdrop of sculptural James Berry (adapted by designs based on the artists’ British artist Percy development of two North- Metcalfe) with contempor- land designs of unahi (fish ary Maori design by Roy scale) and kiri kiore (Pacific MacDougall and Rangi rat pelt). Kipa, supported by Toi TC190215SP10A The fish scale design Ma¯ori Aotearoa. NEW stamp references the value of the New Zealand Post head commemorates 175th abundant sea life that of Stamps and Coins, Simon anniversary of the Treaty formed a staple part of the Allison, said the central of Waitangi. diet sustaining the many aspect of the stamp design Ma¯ori coastal communities depicts the figures of “Though the Waitangi and the kiri kiore design is Tamati Wa¯ka Nene and Crown coin was not technic- a visual metaphor that William Hobson, and is ally a commemorative coin, relates the beauty of the based on the Waitangi it functioned like one and kiore pelt to that of a finely Crown — a coin minted in was sold for more than their woven cloak which had 1935. face value. This coin was great value in Ma¯ori “It is the first time since struck after the New Zea- society. 1990 that New Zealand Post land Numismatic Society has issued a Treaty of Wai- approached the Govern- ■ The stamp is available from tangi stamp and it marks a ment suggesting a new coin PostShops and online at Boundary lines are indicative only significant milestone. marking the signing of the nzpost.co.nz/treatyofwaitangi. ENJOY THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Hauturu

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1. Brumbies 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 2. Waratahs 2. Waratahs 2. Rebels 2. Waratahs 2. Rebels 2. Waratahs 3. Hurricanes 3. Bulls 3. Bulls 3. Hurricanes 3. Hurricanes 3. Hurricanes 4. Crusaders 4. Crusaders 4. Crusaders 4. Crusaders 4. Highlanders 4. Crusaders 5. Force 5. Force 5. Reds 5. Reds 5. Force 5. Reds 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 57% 7. Sharks 57% 7. Sharks 43% 7. Sharks 43% 7. Sharks 43% 7. Sharks 43% 7. Sharks Dwight Harvie Stu Tervitt Lance Fielder Chris Grenfell Mike Herbert Ross Fleming Super Liquor Te Awamutu Rosetown Holden Gyde Wansbone Chartered Edmonds Judd Solicitors Waste Management JL Connolly Accountants

1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 1. Chiefs 2. Rebels 2. Waratahs 2. Rebels 2. Rebels 2. Waratahs 2. Waratahs 3. Bulls 3. Hurricanes 3. Hurricanes 3. Hurricanes 3. Hurricanes 3. Bulls 4. Highlanders 4. Highlanders 4. Highlanders 4. Crusaders 4. Highlanders 4. Highlanders 5. Reds 5. Force 5. Force 5. Force 5. Reds 5. Force 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Stormers 6. Blues 6. Stormers 43% 7. Lions 43% 7. Lions 29% 7. Sharks 29% 7. Sharks 29% 7. Sharks 29% 7. Sharks Robin McGregor Mark McNaughten Andrea Miller Chris Bowman Scott Hill Heather Power Chill (NZ) Ltd homeward PGG Wrightson Rural Supplies Manuka Health Bowers & Son Concrete Timmo’s ITM Chiefs get campaign TIMBER I HARDWARE I BUILDING PRODUCTS LOCAL FRAME & TRUSS MANUFACTURER off to positive start FREE PLAN TAKE-OFFS & ESTIMATES CUSTOMISED FARM SHEDS SEE THE BUILDING SPECIALISTS The Chiefs officially James Lowe and former All Taranaki to play the FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING REQUIREMENTS kicked off their 2015 Blacks sevens player Bryce Brumbies tomorrow night Investec Super Rugby Heem. (Friday) at 7.35pm. SPONSORS OF THE LIFE EDUCATION TRUST MOBILE CLASSROOM campaign with a 23-18 win The local franchise The match, sponsored Cnr Cambridge & Te Rahu Roads, Te Awamutu over the Blues. maintained their lead by Powerfarming, is set to t: 07 871871---75457545 f: 07 871871---75017501 e: [email protected] Forced to make three throughout the match, with be a great battle with the When it comes to concrete personnel changes just the Blues clawing the Brumbies riding high from prior to the match resulted scoreboard back with six their emphatic win over the we’re up with the play in the Chiefs fielding seven Ihaia West penalties. Reds last week. • READY MIX CONCRETE debutants, five of those in Stand-out Chiefs’ It was lean pickings for • WATER TANKS the run-on 15 at QBE debutant, first five Damian the Courier tipsters in round Te Awamutu • SEPTIC TANKS Stadium, North Harbour on McKenzie (19) showed one of Our Panel’s Picks Saturday night. plenty of talent and heart in competition. Your Certified Ready Mix Concrete Plant WAIKATO With Brodie Retallick, general play, as well as Inaugural competition Aaron Cruden, Hosea Gear, nailing four out of five kicks winner in 2012, Stu Tervit Swappa Crates Liam Messam, Seta including one from 50m. (Rosetown Holden) and $ 99 Tamanivalu, Ben Sonny Bill Williams Dwight Harvie (Superliquor) 34 FOR FRIENDLY, PERSONAL SERVICE, SEE YOUR LOCAL CONCRETE COMPANY Tameifuna and Tim Nanai- made a seamless transition fared best with 4/7. 07 871 5209 www.bowersconcrete.co.nz Williams all out of the mix back into Super Rugby, The bulk of the panel Cnr Sloane & Vaile Street | 07 872 0700 for the match and expected providing plenty of go correctly picked the to return next week, it was forward and contributing to Brumbies, Hurricanes and Rural Supplies up to the new kids on the his team’s two tries. Chiefs to win. Tervit was block to take control. Lock Mike Fitzgerald also on the mark plumping The Chiefs got off to a was a stand out in the for the Stormers to beat the flyer, establishing a 17-3 forwards with his massive Bulls, while Harvie scored For ALL lead in the first quarter work rate. picking the Cheetahs to your zinc courtesy of tries to winger The Chiefs head to topple the Sharks. requirements

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PREMIER RUGBY TOUCH Te Awamutu Golf Club’s morning foursomes. Rowe an even-par round of 70 in representative teams got off and Ross picked up Te Awa- the midweek tournament. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27 to the best possible start in mutu’s only win. The three handicapper Warm up game Senior Module the men’s competitions. Te Awamutu’s handicap was out in two-under-par Vs Matamata, 7.30pm, Albert Park Semi fi nals night tonight, from 6pm. The division three pen- matchplay pennant team 33 and home in 37, nailing Finals Thurs 26 Feb. nant team flexed their got their campaign off to a birdies on holes 1, 2, 7, 10, PREMIER NETBALL Junior Touch Module muscle big time, winning start beating Toko- 17 and 18. Further trial tonight, Event Centre, 6.30pm. Starting this evening 4.15pm dispatching Cambridge 6-3. roa 5.5-3.5. Nett winner was Tracey Matthew Schofield Allan Duncan/Robert Mulligan with 65, from There are some great incentives and Any enquiries please contact benefi ts for all players that make the 2015 strung together birdies on 6, Wetere and Paul Schofield/ Ivan Smith 66, while John Ollie 0274 519158. 7, 8 and 10 in his one-sided Phil Engelbrecht won their Hill annexed the stableford team! JUNIOR RUGBY singles match won on the foursomes matches, while with 41 points, from Lawry New Premier Coach, New Culture, New 12th hole. Luke Parsons/Tim Crotty Gooch, Trevor Ormsby 39. Traditions, New Expectations, We welcome 1st registration/muster day, Sunday 8 March, Clinton Rowe and Justin halved their match for Te Best of the Veteran men all New and Existing Players to Trial and 11am-2pm, Wed 11 March, 5.30pm-7.30pm, Morris posted other big Awamutu to lead 2.5-.5 at were Reg Stokes with 42 participate. Tues 17 March,5.30pm-7.30pm wins, both prevailing on the lunch. stableford and Dave Contact Hyrum 0210687017. Contact Mark 0274 922 957. 14th hole, while Nick Ross Singles wins for Wetere, Herlihy 40. and Grant Tynan also won Schofield and Engelbrecht Leading ladies on Satur- Thank you to the following their singles. clinched the victory. day were Joanne Knapp Club Sponsors for their HELICOPTER continued generous support: MANAGEMENT Cambridge had estab- On the home front, with 39 stableford, Mary lished a 2-1 lead in the Graeme Buckley shooting Strack 38, Shirley Lord 36. www.tasports.co.nz [email protected] 07 8713910 Mon-Fri – 9-3pm This week... SA club hosting Tainui finals

Stewart Alexander Golf Club is proud to be hosting the 2015 Tainui Maori Golf Adopt-a Finals on Saturday. Shayne Ashford reports that this is the first time in more than a decade that the PET finals have been held away from the Ngaruawahia Golf Club. 2nd chance at life Stewart Alexander will host the finals for two years. They will then be shared with other participating TC190215FP18 Viewing by appointment Tui Chloe clubs. LOCAL HOPEFUL: Herewini Hohepa a major contender phone Dianne 021 463 543 Black lab x lovely Female bull terrier x, Eighteen clubs host for a Tainui championship. very happy qualifying tournaments wee girl, will be throughout the year, receive an invitation to the Alexander is having an out- This advert kindly sponsored by great family mate, loving girl ranging from Kawhia to finals. This year 160 standing year and a Tainui 9 Months old Coromandel and from Wai- participants are expected. championship title would be tomo to Waiuku. Leading the local charge a welcome addition. Kittens $75.00 and free desexing, checkout our specials, The winners and runner- will again be Herewini Spectators are welcome clothing and shoes, fi ll a bag $2.00 at our charity shop. ups in the gross, nett and Hohepa. The dual member and all the bar and cafe Corner Bond and Ohaupo Road stableford divisions all of Te Awamutu and Stewart facilities will be available.

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Dorinda 8715151 extn 711 | Ange 8715151 extn 718 Tee off is from 9am to 11am. Email: The fundraiser enables local youth [email protected] *Based on 2 residents per distribution household education officers to support and effectively deliver programmes such as Dare (anti drug abuse), Keeping Ourselves Safe (anti child abuse) and Road Safety, Road Patrol and Bus Warden Training, to Ear Care Excellence our children. “These programmes not only give Whether youre just curious about having your ears children vital life skills and choices in and hearing checked or if you want to change the today’s challenging environment, they way you hear we can help you. With over 50 years in also build a valuable partnership between business Applied Hearing still offers the best hearing the Police and our youth,” says Senior Constable Ryburn. care with traditional values and personal attention “Without support from the community with clinics from Kaitaia to Invercargill. it would be difficult to successfully run these valuable programmes.” Our most popular services are; Mr Ryburn thanks Pirongia Golf Club • Hearing Tests including diagnostic testing, for their support in hosting the tourna- ment. prescription and m tting of the latest hearing Players of all abilities, including instruments some of which are exclusive to us, but CONTACT US TODAY FOR bashers, are welcome. all brands are available. A FREE HEARING TEST IF Mr Ryburn says support from local • YOURE 50 + AND GET: businesses has been fantastic and TC190215FP19 Full frequency Hearing Tests and monitoring participants will be playing for prizes INVITATION: Senior constable Steve for Musicians and Audiophiles up to 16 kHz and t Full 60-day trial and a from a poll valued at over $3000. Ryburn would like to see a full field of custom Musician Plugs and Noise m lters for satisfaction guarantee For further information contact Mr golfers of all abilities, including bashers, Industrial and Recreational Noise Protection. t Quality Hearing Aids at Ryburn on 021 925287 or Graham Tocker enter the fundraising tournament at affordable prices • Wax removal with the latest techniques 078 436163. Pirongia. t Access to Government and including microsuction. 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He then hit t Free batteries for 12 months from his spectacular round of 77 of-the- a ‘blind’ eight iron over the top of them propensity towards Glue Ear, including children stick at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. to within two metres of the hole and sunk over 3 years. at m nalisation Robertson not only finished runner- the ensuing put. • up in the stableford section (with 43 Rob Cave won the stableford with 44 Custom and Preformed Ear Plugs for Swimming, Free phone 0508 20 30 20 points) of the New Vision sponsored points, from Robertson and Peter Way on Sleeping [Snorers] and Flying. for your FREE Initial ear scramble on Sunday, he also picked up 43, Dave Heta, Colin Clarke 42, Denis examination at Applied $138 with a nett eagle on the par four, Morgan, Mike Herbert, Gus McIntyre Hearings Otorohanga Clinic. ninth hole. (Pirongia) 41 and Sue Pollock 40. It was an extraordinary nett eagle. 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TC190215SP22B TC190215SP22A SOMETHING to savour . . . Kihikihi C, winners of the McKenzie CUP JOY: Kihikihi B team, from left, Lochie Watson, Paul Kay, Salver. From left: James Burrows, Stephen Kay, Chloe Kay, TC190215SP22C Edward Kay and Michael Kay with the Riddiford and Levin Cup. Famke Watson. PAUL KAY with his champion pony, Jade.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Kihikihi Polo Club added another chap- ter to their proud history winning two sections of the Savile Cup tournament in Rangitikei. Returning home as winners of the McKenzie Salver and Riddiford and Levin Cup went a long way to cushioning the disappointment of the Bayleys Kihikihi A team having to withdrawal from the tourna- ment at the 11th hour due to transport and pony issues. Bayleys Kihikihi B’s triumphant line-up of Lochie Watson, Paul Kay, Edward Kay and Michael Kay upset Rangitikei 5-4 first up in the Riddiford and Levin Cup competi- tion. Rangitikei, playing in front of a parochial 2014-2015 hometown crowd, were the tournament favourites. However, Jenny Kay reports that the NATIONAL loyal Kihikihi supporters, as always, were a formidable force with their pink and black colours featuring prominently on the side- FINALS line. Kihikihi then breezed past Hawke’s Bay 5-0 and Wanstead 6-2 in the semi-finals to cement a berth in the final against local foes Cambridge. The playoff went down to the wire with Kihikihi prevailing 3-2 courtesy of a match- winning goal to Paul Kay with time almost up. All four players produced some excellent polo, both individually and as a team. Bayleys Kihikihi C team of Famke Watson, Chloe Kay, Stephen Kay and James Burrow were clearly the standout side in the McKenzie Salver section easily winning all three of their games. They swept aside Wanstead 8-3 in round one, Waimai 10-5 in the semi-final and Birchleigh (South Island) 6-3 in the final. The girls (Watson and Chloe Kay) attacked from the front, while the men odeo (Stephen Kay and Burrow) kept the ball o o flowing forward. R Kihikihi have always had a fantastic RHosted By Waikatoato RodeoRodeo AAssociationssociation compliment of ponies, mainly home bred, and this tournament was no exception. Paul Kay’s pony ‘Jade’ won Champion Pony in his section. Of the 15 ponies that took the field for Kihikihi B, only one hadn’t been broken in and schooled by Paul. Three members of the Kihikihi C team SATURDAY each played a horse that had also come from the Paul Kay stable. A fine tribute to the Kay family for their magnificent line of ponies. FEB. 21, 2015 It is interesting to note that Kihikihi last won the Savile Cup at Rangitikei in 2008 with a team comprising Andrew Parrott, KIHIKIHIKIHIKKIHI DOMDDOMAIN,OOMMAIN,MMAINAIN, 11A111AM1AAMM Robert Watson, Barrat Watson and Hamish Ormond. They will go down in history as the club’s first side without a member of the Kay family to win the Savile Cup. It was the ninth time Kihikihi had won the oldest sporting trophy in New Zealand since it was first played for in 1890. Adults $20, Children 5-12yrs $5, Under 5’s Free Kihikihi first won the Savile Cup in 1952. It was the start of a golden era in which FULL ON ACTION PACKED the club won the prestigious trophy seven times over the ensuing decade. The legendary Allan Elliott and Tony ENTERTAINMENT! Kay had the distinction of featuring in all seven national championship winning ✪ NZ’s top cowboys and cowgirls teams of that era. ✪ Giveaways through the day Edward Kay’s name features in six of the champion teams, Brian Kay (4), Len Kay (2), ✪ Bar on site Archie Kay (2) and Ross Kay (1). Kihikihi had to wait another 29 years until the team of Paul Kay, Stephen Kay, Auckland,Auckland, TaTauranga,urananga,gaa PalmPalmerstonerston North Andrew Parrott and Edward Kay (Jnr) & ChChristchurchristchurch triumphed in 1991. 5786 PhoPhoneone Wayne Raymond 027 349 5786 email: [email protected] or ememail: [email protected] ■ For further details visit www.kihikihipolo.co.nz Thursday, February 19, 2015 Te Awamutu Courier 23 Kaipaki thrash Cambridge Championship-winning qualities shown

BY COLIN THORSEN

Kaipaki again showed championship winning qualities sweeping aside Cam- bridge by seven wickets in Waikato Valley Champions Trophy cricket. Having dismissed the home team for 148 in 35 overs at the Cambridge Town Square, Kaipaki waltzed to 149/3 in 19 overs. Fraser Kilgour, with an unbeaten 65, and Brad Leon- ard, 44, guided them to victory. Kilgour batted courageously, struggling with tendinitis in his feet. His six to finish the game cleared the main pavilion - a massive hit in any game of cricket. Leonard will be particu- larly happy with his perform- ance, having been frustrated with a lack of batting time this TC190215FP23 season. FLASHBACK: Kaipaki batsman Fraser Kilgour was back in the runs on Saturday top scoring with Bowling Cambridge out for an unbeaten 65 against Cambridge. He is pictured (right) with Charlie Parker after their record 148 is an impressive display as second-wicket stand of 271 against Hinuera last season. Cambridge are always tough on their home turf. Kaipaki’s batting depth and Sports enjoyed one of their Jared Bayly 3-51 and Callum Kaipaki’s attack bowled a limited bowling stocks, has finest day’s in this season’s Pearson 2-18. consistently good line and found himself as their leading Chairman’s Trophy champion- TA Sports have an away length on a pitch that wicket-taker this season. ship thrashing Waikare by game against Kaipaki Under- rewarded accurate bowling. Busch, also in the team seven wickets at Kihikihi 19s this weekend. This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Ross Laidlaw and Craig primarily as a batsman, has Domain. Bowling figures of 4-32 by Council procedures. A complaint Bulloch knocked over the shown an ability to move the Having bowled the oppo- Michael McAdam could not must fi rst be directed in writing to the opening batsmen, paving the ball both ways and has good sition out for 143, TA Sports prevent Pirongia losing by 38 editor’s email address. If not satisfi ed way for the ever improving variation that keeps the cruised to 145 for the loss of runs to Aroma Raiders. with the response, the complaint may seam bowler Greg Patterson, batsmen guessing. three wickets with Mike The Raiders scored 166, then be referred to the Press Council, P.O. 4-26 off seven overs, and ever- Kaipaki now look forward Aitken 40, Justin Tyler 30no dismissed the opposition for Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington green Dean Busch, 3-32 off 10 to their away game against the and Aadi Machra 20 all in good 128 (Pete Lash 36, Jacob 6143. Or use the online complaint form overs, to finish the job off. other unbeaten side, St Paul’s, touch. Dempsey 22). at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please Patterson came to New Zea- next Saturday. Bowling for TA Sports, Mur- Pirongia are away to Hinu- include copies of the article and all land as a batsman but, due to VE Vets Te Awamutu ray Maxwell claimed 2-14, era B this Saturday. correspondence with the publication. 24 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 19, 2015 Te Awamutu Phone: 871 5151 Fax: 871 3675 Courier Classifi eds Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noon - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - Church Services Public Notices FORMAL MARKET Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 NOTICES COUNCIL CARPARK Public Notice This Saturday of application for an Off-Licence Deaths Ph Phyllis:8714811 BRYANT, or Carol: 871 6198 WB & BJ Rogers Ltd, 4370 State Highway 31, Oparau Vicky Elizabeth. has made application to the District Licensing A great one was taken Committee at Otorohanga for the renewal of an far too early. Vicky, Pirongia Sport Off-licence in respect of the premises situated at you touched the lives 4370 State Highway 31, Oparau known as Oparau of so many with your and Rec positive, energetic and Centre Inc. Roadhouse. mischievous approach The general nature of the business conducted under to life. Our crew will ST JOHN’S AGM never be the same the licence is General Store. Anglican Church 8pm, Tuesday, without you, but rest 24 February easy and know that we 8.00am Old St John’s, Te Awamutu The days on which and the hours during which alcohol at Pirongia Sports is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 7am will continue your 9.30am St Saviour’s, Pirongia Centre. mullet stroking, crazy to 11pm. frolicking and bush 10.00am St John’s Te Awamutu jumping antics with 7.00pm St John’s The application may be inspected during ordinary PAPER PLUS you always on our Prayer Praise Worship and refl ections. offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Otorohanga District minds. Until we meet TE AWAMUTU Council, District Licensing Committee,17 Maniapoto again our girl. Love Family, friends everyone and anyone NETBALL CENTRE Street, Otorohanga. always, the TA crew. will be very welcome. Come and experience an evening of quietness, AGM Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes In Memoriam gentleness and refreshment. to object to the renewal of the licence may, not later To be held at the than 15 working days after the date of the publication CAIN, Contact 871 5568 of this notice, fi le a notice in writing of the objection Sharie Winifred. Netball Courts A/H 870 3911 Tuesday 3 March 2015 with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee Dear Mum, Sharie, PO Box 438, Te Awamutu at Otorohanga District Council, 17 Maniapoto Street, Nursie, we are sad, but at 7.30pm we are ok. We are mad, PO Box 11, Otorohanga 3940. but we will recover. Public Notices 39th Annual General Meeting No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made We all miss you deeply MASSIVE Wednesday 25 February 2015 in relation to a matter other than a matter specifi ed but realise there was in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act no other way. We GARAGE At the Woolshed Theatre 2012. realise now that you Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu - 7.30pm have used up and NEW A la Carte Dining This is the fi rst publication of this notice. given your billions of SALE smiles, giggles and at the Coach House • Flooring laughter in sharing • Bedding AGENDA with us all, colleagues, Country Cafe Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 friends, family, • Curtains 1. Apologies children and Dad you at Pirongia Clydesdales • Giftware etc 2. Confi rmation of order of Agenda are forever in our Public Notice Great country flavors Friday 10am - 5pm 3. Minutes AGM held 26 February 2014 hearts and memories. Saturday 10am - 1pm of application for an On-Licence Bookings essential 4. Reports Starting this Saturday, 21 February Come to the back door at 5. Financial Statements/Annual Report WB & BJ Rogers Ltd, 4370 State Highway 31, Oparau Licenced Venue Murray Hunt Furnishers, 6. Election of Offi cers has made application to the District Licensing Main Street, 7. General Business Committee at Otorohanga for the renewal of an Phone 027 463 3536 Otorohanga On-licence in respect of the premises situated at Phone 07 873 8640 4370 State Highway 31, Oparau known as Oparau Roadhouse. Funeral Directors Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 HE PANUI! The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Restaurant. Public Notice To the Maniapoto - Rohe Potae TE AWAMUTU of application for an On-Licence Waitangi Tribunal Claimants The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 8am You are invited to attend a Consultation FUNERAL SERVICES Te Awamutu Enterprises, 23 Arawata Street, Te to 11pm. Awamutu has made application to the District Hui to vote on using High Court action to achieve a Quantum Settlement for Treaty of The application may be inspected during ordinary Licensing Committee at Te Awamutu for the renewal offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Otorohanga District of an On-licence in respect of the premises situated at Waitangi breaches. Council, District Licensing Committee, Maniapoto 23 Arawata Street, Te Awamutu and known as Indian Street, Otorohanga. Aroma. Key Note Speaker Dr Rongo H. Wetere ONZM, FNZIM. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to Alexandra House Chapel The general nature of the business conducted under object to the renewal of the licence may, not later than 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu the licence is Restaurant. Date 15 working days after the date of the publication of Phone 871 5131 The days on which and the hours during which alcohol Sunday 22 February 2015, 10am. this notice, fi le a notice in writing of the objection with is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 7am the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at For compassionate and caring service to 1am (following day). Venue Otorohanga District Council, PO Box 11, Otorohanga Garth & Lynette Williams 108 Pokuru Road, Te Awamutu (near the 3940. The application may be inspected during ordinary No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz railway hump bridge). Aotearoa Institute offi ce hours at the offi ce of the Waipa District Licensing in relation to a matter other than a matter specifi ed Committee at Waipa District Council, 101 Bank Street, Te Kuratini o Nga Waka Trust Offi ce and in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act ROSETOWN FUNERALS Te Awamutu. Research Centre. 2012. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to This is the fi rst publication of this notice. 9899042AA object to the renewal of the licence may, not later than Please advise numbers attending Fond farewells from 15 working days after the date of the publication of this Lorraine Anderson, Convenor Rosetown Family Chapel notice, fi le a notice in writing of the objection with the DDI 07 872 0640, Mob 021 137 6208 Te Awamutu Courier Classifieds Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waipa Email [email protected] Fax: 871 3675 Funeral services, Memorial services, District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu. for private gathering with catering No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made and refreshments available in relation to a matter other than a matter specifi ed in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act Classifi ed Advertising 262 Ohaupo Road Te Awamutu 2012. 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All Welcome 9919176AA Need a hand [email protected] ❏❏ Any queries DRAINAGE Property & Home Let us help! Phone Anna No job too big Maintenance Regular maintenance or a clean up. TE AWAMUTU 027 275 7343 or too small - COMMERCIAL and Call Tess 027 238 2517 ELIZABETH AVENUE WE DO IT ALL! domestic cleaning. Call Down sizing, signs out at 872 2853 A/hrs 7.30am. Phone 870 6244 or Tree pruning & removal Maid Marj, 871 3309. Colin 027 498 9022 EXTERIOR house 9879593AA TO VISIT VISITED Stump grinding cleaning. Phone Ultra ❏❏ Wood chip supply Clean 0800 569 656 today! GRASS Busters, for your TE AWAMUTU MEATEATER Tree inspections lawn mowing needs. 1452 KIHIKIHI ROAD HOMEKILLS LTD Qualifi ed arborists Phone/text 027 6555 035 Come and join this well-established club or 07 825 2781. The Professional Arborists 8am, downsizing. thatt offers so much more. Killing LAWNMOWING, garden Chipping, Felling, TO❏❏ VISIT VISITED Rugby training being held Tuesday’s 7pm, new Sheep - Pigs - Beef Nathan Hughes maintenance, free Maintenance, Pruning, quotes, honest, reliable. Removals, Stump players are welcome phone Mark 021 936 652. 9879623AA 871 7107 Ash Valley Mowing. Call Grinding, Hedge Cutting, www.groundzone.co.nz 870 2012 / 027 918 7549. Grazing Our changing sheds have all be relined, two Phone 871 9995 Section Clearing and LAWNS and gardens. much more. FOR sale, 45 big square new coaches and we play in the King Country Professional results at HOUSE MARSHALL WEED Free Advice & Quotes! bales, haylage, $80 each + Competition. affordable prices. Lawn gst. Phone 872 7728 SPRAYING services from $16. Fully Dennis Clements evenings. WASHING insured security Considering playing Netball this year? Then Kio 871 5221 FOR transport of silage PHONE WashBright 871 • Retractable Reels screened owner and hay bales phone Kio Ladies team might just be the team for you. 7389. operated. Free quotes. 027 485 1501 • Gorse, ragwort etc Bryant Cartage Phone Amy 873 0771 – Games are played in Phone VIP Home www.totaltreecare.co.nz Contractors. Phone 027 WE DO IT ALL! Services now 0800 846 484. [email protected] Otorohanga. PLASTERER 733 9930. EXPERIENCED, no job too Darts are played every Tuesday night, great friendly Glen 870 1433 Market Days GRAZING available, 40-50 small. Phone Ian 021 229 grazers wanted, May to occasion. Phone Ivan 873 0761. 7748. May, can take earlier. Health TWILIGHTT Phone 871 0799. Tennis on Thursday nights for the next fi ve weeks. PLUMBING Bring your racket and have a go. All grades are PRODUCEMARKET LIVE NOW welcome - Phone Wendy 873 2742. AFFORDABLE Every Thursday 22302.30pm-5.30pm30 5 5330 www.cricketfever.co.nz RATES IN-STEP ThursdayT nights the kitchen is open, offering Podiatry Services by the Information Centre yyummy burgers and Fish’n’chips from 6pm till 8pm. Phone Colin 027 498 9022 OPEN LIZ CLARKE • Fruit/Vegetables • Bread Bar facilities open and available. or 870 6244 anytime SAT forf professional • Olive Oil • Jams and Pickles Playground for the little ones, open space for lots qualifi ed care • Salmon • Hot Food • Sweetcorn of fresh air. WOF (Child Specialist) • Fruit Ice Cream • Dan’s Bags TYRE and Tune Centre, 414 Cambridge Rd • Hawkes Bay Fruit Te Awamutu Kio Kio is a family friendly Club, we’d love you be part of it. 21 Bond Road, WOF, The new home for the And we’re not that far out of town. servicing, cambelts and Contact Wayne 871 9604 world’s best Cup content repairs. Phone 871 3267. 870 4080 26 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 19, 2015 Fruit & Vegetables To Let Farm Employment Employment Vacancies FARM cottage for rent, THREE brm, two CASUAL farm worker small three brm, carport, bathroom, near new required, 5km from town. PICKPICK YOUR OWN clean and tidy, 28km home, in top street, $380 Phone Alton 021 0279 Don’t miss south east of Te p/wk includes lawn. 3636. out! Our berry BLUEBERRIESBLU Awamutu at Korakonui Phone 027 275 5655. RELIEF milking job sort, season will be School, $150 p/wk, bond experienced, can sole closing 1 March AtA $$10/kg10 picking your own and ref required, no dogs, Property charge, tractor skills, can is a fun summer activity available 1 March Management feed silage. Phone 027 637 Open 7 daysysys for the family.y onwards. Phone 872 2772. 3837. 8am-6pm Our cafe serves light OTOROHANGA, studio, EXPERT property Situations Wanted refreshments and snacks, self-contained, located at manager, James Parlane. Eftpos the back of our property Phone 870 4990. WOMAN wanting a job in baked goods, and real fruit Te Awamutu, available ice cream or frozen yogurt. above garaging, cosy and secure, tastefully Property Wanted experienced in accounting and payroll, www.blueberry.co.nzy.co.nz NOWNOOW OPOPENE IN TWO LOCATIONS redecorated, semi- HOUSE WANTED for 397 JARY RD, OHAUPO furnished, one car honest, punctual and removal. Phone hardworking. Please 199 CENTRAL RD SOUTH, NGATEA parking, close to town 021-0274-5654. Call 07 823 6923 for info/directions and all amenities, would contact Joni Self 027 334 suit a mature working 3893. FRESH picked apples, person, $150 p/wk. Phone Adult Entertainment Employment Gravenstein and Akane, Cars for Sale 07 873 6044 a/hrs or 027 $1/kg at Kaipaki 300 5333. Vacancies Nursery, 1309 Kaipaki FIFTY SHADES CLEANER, commercial Road, Cambridge. Phone SAFE ‘N’ SOUND experience. Phone 022 694 07 827 9562. STORAGE OF GREY 1035. GOLDEN QUEEN 1998 Mazda Capella 626 READ the book? Seen the EXPERIENCED Cook wagon, will have fresh • Electric Security Fence film? Waipa’s only adult required at Robert Harris PEACHES coming soon, shop. Alpha Hotel WOF and reg upon sale, • 24/7 access cafe´. Please call in with taking orders now. viewings welcome, $2500. complex, Kihikihi. Open CV to 39 Arawata Street, Please phone 871 7840. Phone 0211 589 473. • Camera and patrolled seven days from 10am. Te Awamutu. surveillance Livestock & Poultry Flatmates 027 440 7101 MOUNTAINVIEW BAKERY PIRONGIA or 871 2171 751 FRANKLIN ST, PIRONGIA 3802 AC PETFOODS EXECUTIVE type female flatmate for amazing BAKERYEMPLOYMENTVACANCIES CAN take penicillin house, $175 p/wk, THREE brm house, Bond calves. Phone 0800 includes Sky, power, Road, $325 p/wk. Phone 2 x full time and 2 x part time staff required DOWN COW. landline, internet, two 870 6386. Customer services and kitchen hand lounges, no smokers! - THREE brm townhouse, Experience preferred must love animals. two bathrooms, internal CALF MILK Phone 027 540 0016. access garage, non- Call in with CV smokers only, suit prof MATURE flatmate Phone 871 9725 or 027 554 3539 All milk wanted couple, $345 p/wk. Phone Email [email protected] wanted to share resi- 870 2294. for calves. dence. Phone 870 4135. Phone Deb 871 4815 or Storage 027 490 1007 Volunteer Qualifi ed TE AWAMUTU Swim Coach/s Plants & Gardens SELF STORAGE 9879611AA Te Awamutu From $23 p/wk Pre-requisites would be: ORGANIC Compost, Bio Grow certificate 4971 C01, 24hr access A people person, have patience, be available one bagged or bulk, can Camera Surveillance evening per week for one hour to teach/coach most deliver, depot: Payne Phone 07 856 7584 facets of swimming, a real desire to work with people Road, Te Awamutu. Phone Ray 027 417 7665 or or 027 608 1749 with an intellectual disability, also be available to 871 7156. travel to swim meets four times per year. TOPIARY and standards, You will be rewarded emotionally! nursery open Fridays, TWO -THREE BEDROOM 10am to 4pm, 132 Please contact Shelley Blair - Club Chairperson Sainsbury Road, HOUSE WANTED 870 2902 or email your details to Pirongia or phone Susan Te Awamutu township, two carparks, [email protected] Ranstead on 871 9105. cash buyers up to $220,000. Wanted to Buy Contact [email protected] PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON or Exchange or leave a message 07 824 9535 (TE AWAMUTU) CARAVANS / horsefloats We are looking for someone to deliver the / boats wanted any cond. For Lease NZ Herald in Te Awamutu for four days a Phone Steve 027-622-0011 week, with the ability to cover other days OLD boats, quads, motorbikes, trailers, as required. You will need: Phone Steve 027-622-0011. LEASE TENDER • A reliable vehicle with full driver’s licence. • A cell phone. SURPLUS MILK 84 hectares dairy support land • The ability to start work early (around 4am). 7km west of Otorohanga township REQUIRED Commencing 1 June 2015 • To be reliable and able to work FOR CALVES Initial three year term unsupervised. Prompt pickup Tender closes 20 March 2015 This is a part-time position of approx For further details please contact 2.5 hours per day. Phone [email protected] For more information please phone Peter 027 243 1333 on 027 419 2529 (no texts please). Vehicles Wanted CAR REMOVALS $$CASH PAID$$ CARS, VANS, UTES & 4X4 WANTED NZ OWNED AND OPERATED FOR 23 YEARS We use world class vehicle depollution systems TRUCK AND TRAILER DRIVER Curin Contractors specialises in demolition, earthworks and transport. We are based between Cambridge and Te Awamutu. 0800 8200 600 We are currently seeking an experienced bulk tip truck and trailer www.pickapart.co.nz driver to join our team. Applicants will need to have held a class 5 licence for a minimum of two years and possess the following attributes: • Honesty and reliability. 0800 CAR DUMP • Good communication skills. GOT a DEAD or ALIVE VEHICLE • Professional attitude. • Flexibility, as you will be required to stay away some nights. $ $ $ Seven • Have pride in your equipment. cash Day • Be able to work Saturdays and up to 70 hour per week when paid Pickup required. • Will need to undergo a drug and medical test. Based VERY In return will offer, in Te reliable Awamutu service • Competitive pay rates. • Stable and consistent working environment. • Modern, well maintained vehicles. 0800 227 3867 • Drug free policy. Second Hand Tyres, Mags, Lights, Radio’s Please apply in fi rst instance with cover letter and CV to & parts FOR SALE [email protected] or phone offi ce on 07 827 1869 Thursday, February 19, 2015 Te Awamutu Courier 27

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Dennis Locorriere is Girls Can Get It, bringing his Dr Hook — Everybody’s Making It Timeless World Tour to Big But Me, The Hamilton’s Founders Millionaire and Walk Theatre on Thursday, Right In — performed April 30 and we have the how you remember them CD Timeless to give sounding from the voice away. who recorded them. — That’s right folks, we Dennis Locorriere. have a double CD up for They and a further 16 5 Exceptional Movies: grabs featuring all that is top tunes are included on The Water Diviner, The Imitation Game, Unbroken, good about Dr Hook as our featured album. the ideal precursor to one Dennis comments: Still Alice and The Theory of Everything of the most anticipated “I’ve come to understand shows to grace the and appreciate just how PADDINGTON G “A really, really good film of an Founders Theatre in much these songs still 2015. voice of Dr Hook, and his mean to so many people so 3rd Irresistible Month. extremely important story, well done Following the Top 10 celebrated live band. when I was approached by SAT 12:50, SUN 10:40 and acted.” Allan. success of Universal Many mistakenly believe Universal I welcomed the Records’ Timeless album, a that Ray Sawyer, the chap opportunity to become PENGUINS OF two disc, 40 track collection with the eye patch was the totally involved in the of Dr Hook’s greatest hits lead singer. Sawyer was production of this album. MADAGASCAR G and favourite album tracks primarily a backing vocalist I feel like now is the right SAT 1:00, SUN 10:50 personally chosen by Dennis and occasional time to hit the road to Locorriere and released in percussionist. celebrate my history and the UK last year, the So if you were one of the give the fans an evening of “An excellent adult decision has been made to multitude of Kiwis who music and entertainment release the album in other rocked away to one of the they will love!” movie with terrific countries including New best bands of the ‘70’s here’s So walk right in, sit right performances. Zealand in 2015. your chance to revisit those down and baby let your You will not only be absorbed, THE WATER DIVINER M With these released heady days. mind roll on — Dr Hook is in but also educated.” Allan. 3rd Popular Month. THU & FRI 5:40, Locorriere will be Expect to hear all the the house and it’s party embarking on a World Tour ‘timeless’ classics — Sylvia’s time! THE IMITATION GAME M SAT 3:30 & 5:25, SUN 1:20 & 3:15 to celebrate the ‘Hook’ Mother, Only Sixteen, When Tickets from Ticketek. SAT 4:00, SUN 1:50, WED 5:40 legacy. You’re In Love With A The show will be a treat Beautiful Woman, Sexy Eyes, ■ To be in to win simply put “It’s a knockout, a beautiful, beautiful for fans of Dr Hook with an The Cover of The Rolling your name, address and “An excellent film of a harrowing true film.” Keith. “Agreed. Heart evening of Dr Hook’s Stone, The Ballad of Lucy daytime phone number on the story of survival against overwhelming wrenching. Excellent acting. Highly ‘Timeless’ hits fronted by Jordan, A Little Bit More, back of a standard sized odds. Similar to The Railway Man.’ recommended”. Allan. the legendary voice of Sharing The Night Together, envelope, address it to Dr Hook Allan. founding lead vocalist Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Timeless Competition and STILL ALICE M Dennis Locorriere, the true Talk, Better Love Next Time, make sure it reaches our office “The film is very good, very moving. THU 5:45, FRI 10:20 & 5:45, charismatic and inimitable I Got Stoned And I Missed It, by 5pm, Tuesday. Tough in parts, but authentic and a SAT 1:30 & 5:40, SUN 11:20 & 3:30, brilliant story.” Andrew. WED 10:20 & 5:45 This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly supporting families of children with cancer. “If you like James Bond films then Friday this one’s for you. It actually is most DJ Wilkie What do entertaining. I think it was better than Bar Kid you think? the last 007.” Allan. from 9pm ? KINGSMAN: DONE TEXT US NOW THE SECRET SERVICE R16 Saturday ON 021 241 4568 UNBROKEN M THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 3:00 & 8:20, Acoustic SUN 12:50 & 6:10, WED 7:50 DEAL Insert the code TAC before your message - THU & FRI 7:55, SAT 1:20 & 5:35, SessionFrom 9pm with limit of 150 characters or SUN 11:10 & 3:25, WED 7:55 Coral Pitcher write: Editor, Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3800 50 SHADES OF GREY R18 Phone 871 4768 from 7 pm email: [email protected] “Wonderful, wonderful film. Amazing THU 5:50 & 8:10, FRI 10:10, 5:50 & 8:10, acting. Excellent true story.” Allan. 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323 421 Rare Lifestyle Opportunity Tucked Away - With A View 264 St Leger Road 47 Bowden Place For Sale By Auction The owners of this immaculately PRICE: Auction (Unless sold prior) Total privacy - your backyard is the (Unless sold prior) presented property have decided it is OPEN: Friday 12.00pm - 12.30pm Primary School grounds, children OPEN: Sunday 3.00pm - 3.30pm time to move on. & Saturday 1.00pm - 1.30pm couldn't ask for more. Discover what's up VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/MGPGG8 Set in park like surrounds with peace VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/M1UGG8 the driveway - you won't be disappointed. and privacy, this family home is designed Three bedrooms (1288m² section) plus a with lifestyle and entertaining in mind. sleep out. The owners ARE moving on. Properties in this area are rare and don't last long. AUCTION: 2.00pm Mike Absalom 021 354 551 AUCTION: 2.00pm Lauren O'Carroll 027 278 7196 Thursday 5 March 2015 Te Awamutu Realty Limited Thursday 5 March 2015 Te Awamutu Realty Limited LJ Hooker Office 07 871 5044 LJ Hooker Office 07 871 5044 41 Mahoe Street 41 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu

Owning has just become easy.The tenants have made this their home & genuinely want to stay. Auction $230p/wk offers a great return. AUCTION: 1.00pm, Thursday 12Auction March 2015 LJ Hooker Office, 41 Mahoe St, Te Awamutu

Long Term Asset - Quick Sale 21 - 2/370 Park Road For Sale By Auction (unless sold prior) OPEN: Sunday 11.00am - 11.30am OwningThe seller has is just moving become on to easy.The grow another tenants dream. have VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/M4EGG8 madeOwning this has their now home just be& genuinelycome so mu wishch easier.to stay. $230p/wkRenting at offers $230.00p/wk, you a great the return.tenants have made Tania Ruki 027 441 3264 Athis perfe theirct homestep for & theyyour genuinely property portfolio. want to stay. Te Awamutu Realty Limited AUCTION: 1.00pm, Thursday 12 March 2015 07 871 5044 LJLJ Hooker Hooker Office, Office, 41 41 Mahoe Mahoe St, Street, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu

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633 equal Property Manager for LJ Hooker nationwide Ignore Previous Prices in New Zealand for 661 Franklin Street January 2015. For Sale By Auction This 1920's landmark Pirongia home has (Unless sold prior) plenty of space for all the family. Situated When she manages your valuable rental OPEN: Sunday 2.00pm - 2.30pm on 5059m² there is room for children and property she offers you VIEW: ljhooker.co.nz/MH5GG8 pets to run free. The family is catered for throughout the property with two spacious living rooms. Properties of this size and presence are hard to find…don't miss out! Amy Mather 027 555 0041 AUCTION: 1.00pm Contact Rhonda for details Te Awamutu Realty Limited Thursday 12 March 2015 Mobile: 021 353 046 07 871 5044 LJ Hooker Office Email: [email protected] 41 Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu

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