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That’s right, Dave Dobbyn (above) has announced he is staging a concert in the Kihikihi Town Hall on June 26. His 16 concert tour, which kicks off on June 22, is heading off the beaten track to places like Kihikihi, Katikati and Cam- bridge. “I like the grass-roots thing, the intimacy, the provincial town feel.” Tickets for the ‘Available TE WANANGA o Aotearoa’s Apakura Campus in Factory Road. The Wananga HAPPIER DAYS: Te Wananga o Aotearoa chief executive, Light’ tour are available from contributes millions of dollars annually to the Te Awamutu economy, through Dr Rongo Wetere is presented with a long service medal the Te Awamutu Information staff wages, construction work and purchase of goods etc. by Education Minister Trevor Mallard in 2001. Centre. By Grant Johnston drew himself from the debate. me a gold medal (for services to and accessible to all. Rongo Wetere can’t wait for “We didn’t ask him to do that. tertiary education) and I have Despite commonly held mis- Good sports the Auditor General’s report into He felt it was the correct thing been offered six honorary doctor- conceptions, the Wananga is open A big week is coming up for fi nancial management at Te Wa- to do.” ates, most of which I have turned to all races - in the past fi ve years Te Awamutu sportspeople. nanga o Aotearoa to be released. The $7 million price tag has down.” 17% of enrolments have been Laura Langman is a member Among other things, the chief pushed ‘the big red nepotism but- Tomatoes were thrown at from Europeans and 61% from of the Waikato-Bay of Plenty executive has been accused of ton’ for many people. one of the Wananga cars at a Maori, while more than a dozen Te Awamutu intersection, and Magic team to take on the gross nepotism by politicians Although many believe Dr We- other races are also represented. abuse has been hurled at the oc- North Harbour based Force in under parliamentary privilege tere is omnipotent in the organi- The Wananga is also non politi- cupants of signwritten cars, here Friday night’s National Bank and of fi nancial mismanagement sation, it is ruled by a council of cal and is not aligned to any one and in other centres. Cup netball major semi-fi nal at by Minister of Education, Trevor 20 people representing a wide iwi or tribe (a former Education Mystery Creek. Mallard. cross section of the community. Minister mistakenly thought the The Te Pahu teenager has He is eager for the report’s Mr Te Moananui says council “It is diffi cult Wananga was a Tainui initia- also just been named in the Sil- release because he is sure it will members themselves were sur- tive). ver Ferns team to tackle Aus- clear him of wrongdoing. prised by valuations for the Mahi for me to walk Mr Te Moananui says the pres- tralia in a one-off test across Harold Maniapoto and Edwin Ora business and the number of ence of three generations of one the Tasman on June 29. Te Moananui, who were Wa- students it was attracting. d o w n t o w n i n family at a recent graduation Te Awamutu Sports’ Jono nanga council members with Three valuations were obtained ceremony in Huntly illustrated Gibbes has been named cap- Dr Wetere over many years, say before the purchase went ahead. Te Awamutu - that it also reaches out to differ- tain of New Zealand Maori for the accusations against him are “We were getting property people think I ent age groups. their campaign, which will in- laughable. (on Pokuru Road) and intellec- This is because of the Wanan- clude a game against the Lions “We were there when these tual property, and as a council am a crook.” ga’s atmosphere as well as its at Waikato Stadium on June 11. things allegedly happened. We we were very satisfi ed as to the accessibility, and because of this Clubmates Steven Bates know the processes that took value of what we were purchas- it is reigniting lost generations of and Sitiveni Sivivatu are in the place,” says Mr Maniapoto. ing,” Mr Maniapoto says. Conversely, there have been learners. ‘Probables’ team for the June 3 “When you know the facts you Dr Wetere says when the Audi- many messages of support from While it aims to meet the needs All Black trial. don’t take much notice of the fi c- tor General’s report is released throughout the country. of all peoples, Te Wananga o tion,” he says. next month, he hopes it will re- Dr Wetere says he started up Aotearoa particularly helps those Leave extended The most damaging accusa- move the “huge dark cloud” that the Waipa Kokiri Arts Centre in who have either been failed by tions against Dr Wetere, in has been hanging over his head an old dairy factory shed 22 years mainstream education, want a A Waikeria Prison offi cer and the Wananga. second chance at education, are is on extended special leave terms of public perceptions, have ago because he was concerned related to purchases by the Wa- “I know within myself I am not about the expulsion of Maori sec- not in employment or represent while an investigation is car- guilty of these things I have been the lower socio-economic groups ried out into allegations she nanga of businesses from family ondary school students and their accused of. in New Zealand. formed an inappropriate rela- members and close associates. virtual non representation at tra- “It is diffi cult for me to walk Many Wananga courses are tionship with inmate, Carlos Mr Maniapoto says when ditional tertiary institutions. free - it has been estimated that Namana. discussions on the potential down town in Te Awamutu - peo- Courses offered included the Wananga has saved half a Namana is serving a life sen- purchase of the Mahi Ora ple think I am a crook. plumbing, drainlaying and car- tence for the 1999 murder of (workskills) education systems “It is a strange thing that I pentry, along with traditional billion dollars from being added Mangakino policeman Murray business (owned by Dr Wetere’s have struggled, as has the Wa- Maori craftsmanship courses. to New Zealand’s student debt Stretch. daughter, Susan Cullen) came nanga, for recognition in my own His vision was for an education mountain. up, Dr Wetere immediately with- home town. 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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Weird weather produces ‘twister’ By Cathy Asplin Last week’s unstable weather patterns that produced extensive fl ooding in several parts of the country also threw up an unusual sight to- wards Pirongia. Heliworx helicopter pilot Alister Boyd of Te Pahu spotted the development as he was driving back to Te Awamutu on Thursday. “I had been spraying apple trees on a Karapiro property and was driving back to Te Awamutu along the swamp road, when I looked across to Mt Pirongia. “Just after 2.30 I spotted the spout starting to form from a long rain cloud. “From where I was it looked like it was over Pirongia village. I watched it for 10-15 minutes, wondering if it would reach the ground, but it eventually trailled away.” Mr Boyd had a digital camera with him at the time, so took several shots of the spout forming. PICTURED RIGHT: HELICOPTER pilot Alister Boyd’s shot of a spout forming over Mount Pirongia. Pakeke Lions distribute funds College in chamber music contest A record number of groups have entered this aged to enter an original work suitable for a to deserving causes year’s New Zealand Community Trust Chamber chamber music ensemble. Your ticket may not have won you ice for their gym project, the tsu- Music Contest. The winner of the Original Composition sec- the Pakeke Lions Christmas stock- nami disaster and burns project. A total of 562 entries comprising 2115 students tion will receive the SOUNZ prize of $500 and ing raffl e, but your money went Treasurer Peter White and Lions have been received nationwide. have their piece performed at the National Final towards helping worthy causes and zone chairman Allan Rounthwaite Twenty one of these entries were received from alongside the competing groups. worthwhile organisations. presented cheques to representa- the Hamilton district, involving students from Te National organiser Megan Mannering says Pakeke Lions president Phil tives of the Life Education Trust, Awamutu College, Cambridge High School, Fair- the increased entries in this year’s New Zealand Chubb expressed appreciation to Plunket Society, Red Cross, Hearing fi eld College, Hillcrest High School, Sacred Heart Community Trust Chamber Music Contest shows business people who generously Association, Air Ambulance, Hospice Girls’ College, St Paul’s Collegiate, St Peter’s that students get a buzz from playing music to- supported the raffl e, raffl e sellers Waikato, Camp Quality, Riding for School, Tauhara College, Taupo-nui-a tia College gether and value performing in a chamber music and the public for their support. Disabled, ADARDS, CAB, Care and and Waikato Diocesan School. setting. He said that during the year funds Craft, Te Awamutu Library, Home Students are encouraged to form a group and The Hamilton District Contest will take place were also provided to the Fire Serv- Support. name the ensemble with a title that aptly repre- on June 14. Up to eight groups will then be se- sents their performing style. lected by the adjudicators from all entries nation- Highlights from the local entries included ‘Ap- wide to compete in the prestigious National Final Min Max Rain Council opens subdivision Weather C0 C0 mm passionato’, ‘The Procrasinators’ and the ‘Tootie in Auckland on Saturday, August 6. Otorohanga District Council’s residen- Fluties’. The New Zealand Community Trust Chamber Arohena 81846 The New Zealand Community Trust Cham- Music Contest is the longest running youth mu- tial subdivision ‘Westridge’ was offi cially Kihikihi opened on Tuesday by Otorohanga Dis- 92297 ber Music Contest is also New Zealand’s only sic competition in New Zealand and celebrates Ngahinapouri 92076 national chamber music competition for young its 40th anniversary this year. It is organised by trict Mayor, Dale Williams. Parawera 3 20 72.5 The 36-section development was pro- Pirongia 8 20 148 musicians and composers. Chamber Music New Zealand. moted by the Otorohanga Community Pokuru 62196 Nineteen entries have been received for the In presenting the New Zealand Community Board in response to concerns that Otoro- Te Awamutu 82170 contest’s Original Composition section. Trust Chamber Music Contest, Chamber Music hanga’s growth was being stifl ed by a lack Te Kawa West 72073 The Original Composition section allows New Zealand acknowledges funding from the of developed land for expansion. Eight Te Pahu 10 19 94 youngsters to put their music writing skills into New Zealand Community Trust and Creative have sold already. Waikeria 42289 practice, with up and coming composers encour- New Zealand. AUCTION: DEVELOPERS/INVESTORS BluePROPERTYprint NEW LISTING Delivered to you in today’s paper. If not phone Harcourts (07) 871 8700. 062TC038-05

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PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Weals NZ carriage Whatever driving wonders the weather... By Colin Thorsen The Weal family came home with a ‘truck load’ of trophies from the North Island National Car- Inverter control riage Driving Championships at Taupo. Yvonne Weal, driving Draytown Trooper, with provides you with greater husband Lloyd grooming, scooped the national overall horse trophy, along with overall dressage and presentation. energy savings Daughter Jennifer (18) went one better with Greenlee Ray O’Sunshine, winning the overall small pony class, the overall marathon, overall cones and best performed Welsh pony. “It was pretty special, being Greenlee’s hat-trick - his third overall small pony title in three years at Taupo,” says Jennifer Weal. Yvonne Weal was equally ecstatic with the per- formance of Draytown Trooper. “It’s the ‘icing on the cake’ to what has been a wonderful fi rst season competing for Trooper. “All going well, we’ll give him another season here in New Zealand, then possibly take him to Australia early 2007 for some combined drives and championship events.” Yvonne and Lloyd Weal were among the fi rst at Taupo, arriving early in the week to enable Lloyd to help Australian Peter Harkness to build the marathon course. The nationals commenced on the Friday, with a special standing presentation class event, won by Yvonne and Draytown Trooper. Their dream fi rst day was capped by winning both the horse class dressage and dressage cup as overall winner of the dressage. Jennifer and Greenlee Ray O’ Sunshine won the dressage in the small pony class. The Weals were equally dominant on the Satur- day in the marathon - the equivalent of the cross- country stage in the riding eventing scene. WATER NO HAZARD for Yvonne Weal and Being a championship event, it was run as a fi ve Draytown Trooper, with Lloyd Weal grooming at stage event, with the inclusion of another walk stage and a fast trot stage. Taupo. Barbara Thomson photos Yvonnne won the horse class of the mara- thon over 17km. Jennifer took out the small pony class, as well as winning the marathon cup for overall winner of the marathon. Cone driving - the equivalent of show Nothing else makes jumping in riding eventing - was contest- ed on the Sunday. you feel this good It was run in order of placings, with the lowest score (the one Now you can have your home winning at the time) driving last. environment just as you want it. Jennifer, last out, fi nished as one of only Warm - Warmer - Cooler two drivers with a clear round. with the control in the palm of your hand. The other driver was Krissy Hulme- Moir, with Grant Weal Only comfortmaster makes you grooming. These two drivers fea- feel this good All Year Round tured in a speed, run- off of the cones - won by Jennifer, who added JENNIFER WEAL, driving Greenlee Ray O’ Sunshine, on her way to winning the cone course trophy the cones competition overall, with Emma Trillo grooming. to her collection. GO IN THE DRAW TO WWINWININ THIS FRIDGE DURING WINTER 2005! CONDITIONS APPLY

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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Car Audio More Accord on the way end of stock clearance By Dean Taylor Fans of the fl agship Dirt Cheap Honda Accord V6 are about to get more ‘bang for their buck’. OUT THEY GO! Big winners in the Be quick - limited stock company’s upgrade to the standard features will be anyone waiting deliv- ery of the Accord V6. STRAWBRIDGES They will receive the newly specifi ed vehicle 319 ALEXANDRA ST, TE AWAMUTU • 871 7090 • 0800 473 8728146TC032/05 for the same price as the previous model. There will be a small price increase for the more highly specifi ed V6-L model in the future, GREAT NEWS but other prices remain the same. customers. isher as standard, and introducing the all new YOU DON’T NEED TO REPAINT Te Awamutu’s Honda Honda New Zealand fog lights will become Legend later this year. dealership team at Ing- says the exact specifi - standard on all models. It will be powered by • Stone chips ! ham Honda say the new cations of this leather All models feature the advanced i-VTEC X • Scratches pricing still represents a optioned model is under Honda’s 3.0 litre V6 3.5 litre V6 developing I • Bumper repairs better deal for clients. wraps, but expected which produces 177kW approximately 225kW, • Bumper scuffs

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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Magic fi ghtback Verdettes retained their un- their line-up, restricted the op- beaten record beating Allied position to just four goals in the 46-40 in the fi nal of the Waikato last quarter. regional netball league. Coach Doris Sadlier-Horomia Grandview Sports Bar Allied said goal attack Tiana Tuuta (Te led throughout the game until Awamutu) was Verdettes’ best the more experienced Verdettes player, while defenders Chrystal stormed home in the last quarter Karaka and Candyce Edwards at the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu had a fantastic last quarter. Events Centre on Saturday. The introduction of former Verdettes, with six members of Magic WA Rachel Davis was a the Magic Development side in key to their last quarter revival. College classy outfi t Te Awamutu College Open A to take the win. fi nished a creditable fi fth out of “Beating a team like Hillcrest 12 teams in the 2005 Waikato High is always hard mentally Regional League competition. but this year’s team doesn’t have It was a big improvement on that barrier,” said Dorssers. last year when the team fi nished “They are playing well as a 11th. unit in all areas of the game and College Open A beat Hillcrest 48-44 in the playoff for fi fth and they have enormous confi dence sixth place. in each other.” Coach Gaylene Dorssers asked Standout players were Kylee the girls to work hard on reduc- Chatfi eld GS, who moved well in ing their error rate and make the shooting circle, and Donalda TE AWAMUTU’S Tiana Tuuta played a starring Hillcrest work for turnovers. Paekau WA, who fed Chatfi eld role for Verdettes. 1460515AD She felt they accomplished this with precision. IN YOUR FACE: Cogs 1 goal-keep Jane Forsythe puts pressure on the University GA. 1460515BD Cogs extend Varsity Cogs 1 were competitive throughout their 45-38 loss to University Reserves in the bottom six fi nal of the Waikato regional netball league on Satur- day. The last time these two teams met, University Reserves romped in 50-32 with their very physical game. Cogs 1 were determined to put up a much better fi ght in the fi nal and did so. They were still in contention at 10-13, 21-25 and 32-36 after the fi rst three breaks. “It feels like we’ve won in a way,” said Stephanie Clark. “We improved heaps and are happy with the way we handled the physical nature of the opposition.” Tigers roar home Pirongia Meateaters will be smarting after let- ting a three goal lead slip to a three goal loss to Kawau Tigers in premier netball. Dianne Cox reports there was an air of confi - dence about the Pirongia team going to the fi rst quarter break with their noses in front at the Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre. However, the second quarter was to prove their undoing. Kawau Tigers took the initiate, turning a three goal defi cit into a three goal lead by halftime. Slick passing by the mid-courters and relentless pressure on the shooters saw Kawau Tigers main- tain their lead through the second half. They ran out the winners 40-37 after being ahead 32-29 at three-quarter time. Bronwyn Findsen is back in Pirongia colours after a stint with Cog Presidents last year. She led her young team by example with a fi ne shooting display at GS, along with teenager Emma Verstappen at GA. Verstappen, in her debut season at premier level, looks to be handling the pressure like a seasoned campaigner. The absence this season of GK Cindy Treanor and player coach Paula Wankore (presently side lined) has not seemed to faze them. Tash Ford has switched allegiance from Bailey Ingham Wanderers to Pirongia this season and slotted into the centre position with ease. In other games, College Open A had an ideal lead up to the Regional League fi nals on Saturday, thrashing Bailey Ingham Wanderers 55-23. Marist Weka proved too strong for the eighth seeds Cogs Menz, winning 61-34. Cogs 1 also showed a clean pair of heals to TAS Ecolab, leading right from the outset to win 62-48.

017tc018/02 146TC002/05 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 PAGE 15 BARGAIN TIMBER Half marathon added & FENCING SUPPLIES for 21st celebration Runners and walkers have Walkers and runners are There will be plenty of mar- extra incentive to participate in welcome to enter any of the shals and signs to direct the Te Awamutu Marathon Clinic’s distances. runners and walkers. 21st annual 8km and 16km Thomas says ‘social’ runners Half marathon walkers will event on June 19. and walkers are equally wel- start at 8am, followed by half Unbeatable Deals All entrants will not only come as those who like a faster Unbeatable Deals marathon runners and 16km receive a special 21st anniver- pace. walkers at 9am, and 16km run- sary commemorative medal For those runners interested ners and all 8km entrants at ★ and a one in fi ve chance of a in breaking records: 9.30am. ★★ spot prize, they also have the Dave Larsen of Hamilton has Entry is $20 per person. RED STAG opportunity to compete in a half held the men’s 16km record of Closing date for early entry is marathon for the fi rst time. 53.32 since 1995. June 3. Entries after this date Clinic president, Ross Thomas Former Commonwealth incur a late entry fee of $25. Galvanised Farm Gates can be credited for initiating the Games representative LeeAnn Entries will be accepted on the additional distance. McPhillips’ record time of 56.59, day. He hopes the 21st anniversa- set in 1998, still stands. ry and half marathon (21.1km) The men’s 8km record time Thomas says late entrant’s $ will result in a record turnout. of 26.40 has been held since medals may have to be posted 12ft . . . 78.00 “It’s all very exciting,” says 1996 by former Te Awamutu out later, depending on num- Thomas. Marathon Clinic member Philip bers. “We have a new major sponsor Loader. “An early entry is advisable $ this year in McEntee Hire Serv- Hamiltonian Anne Bradley’s and helpful for catering.” 14ft . . . 98.00 ices, and Selectrix, Ace Lawn- record time of 33.54 for the If you have not already re- mowers and Marty’s Gym have women’s 8km has stood since ceived your entry form in the generously provided substantial 1993. post, entry forms are available ALL PRICES INCLUDE GST, CASH SALE, EX YARD prizes for entrants to win. The course is the same as in from local businesses. “This means everyone has a previous years, with just the Additional enquiries can be great chance to return home additional kiliometres added made to Ross Thomas at 871 We deliver on Price with something for their ef- beyond the 16km mark for the 5022, Brian Gordon 871 8249 or We deliver on Service forts.” half marathon. John Byett 871 3991. PB’s for swimming masters Pitcon pipped Eleven members of Te Awamutu Masters Swimming Club all recorded personal best times WE DELIVER! at the Auckland short course championships in by Whiteman Mt Roskill. 139TC013/05 Three of them placed in their age groups. Keith Whiteman won a hotly contested Ashby Shelly Brown was fi rst (20-25 years), Dianne ★ ★ ★ ★ Cup competition on a countback from Phil Pitcon Posts Hardware Electric Fencing Walton third (45-50) and Ronnie Stevenson sec- at Pirongia Golf Club. ond (60-65). A classy 73 gross for 43 stableford by eight ★ Timber ★ Gates ★ Wire ★ Poles ★ Around 445 entries from 26 clubs, including, handicapper Whiteman, was matched by an Dunedin and QE2 Christchurch, competed. equally fi ne 75 gross for 45 stableford by Pitcon ★ ★ ★ ★ Phone: (07) 870 5158 Fax: (07) 870 5159 off a 12 handicap on Sunday. Trevor Ormsby struck the jackpot with a brace They both fi nished with a two round total of 87 of twos in the open midweek tournament at Te Mobile: (025) 602 0298, Ohaupo Road stableford. Lawnmower & Chainsaw Centre sponsored scramble: Awamutu Golf Club. Te Awamutu (next to Russ Water Services) Seniors: P Pitcon 45, K Whiteman 43, B Hollinshead, D Liv- Other highlights were Kenneth Veen shooting ingstone 37, R Scown 36, T Watts 35. 77 gross and Brett Hollinshead 69 net. Juniors: K Reakes 35, E Mitchell 34, M Caie 33, B Duffy 30. Women’s net: S Gooch 77, M Nolan 78. Men’s gross: K Veen - Your Local Timber Yard - Twos: T Watts, C Tainui, K Reakes. Longest putt: B Hollins- 77; net: B Hollinshead 69, J Staples 71, K Lalor 72; stableford: A head. Goodwin 35, B Johnson, E Hughes 34. Two: P Flannery.

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139TC007/05 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Pirongia in ‘playoff’ What’sWhat’s OnOn Pirongia have taken the outright lead in Waikato ASB TE AWAMUTU SPORTS fi rst division rugby after dealing to Ohaupo 35-0 and the other two fi rst round title contenders were Waikato Premier Rugby beaten on Saturday. Albert Park Saturday, May 28 Previous competition leaders Hinuera suffered Ecolab Premier A vs Leamington, No.1, 2.30pm their second straight loss, going down 17-10 to Putaruru, while Frankton were upset 22-8 by Ecolab Premier B vs Leamington, No.2, 1.00pm Raglan. Peter Glidden Honda U21 vs Pukekohe, No.1, 1.00pm With one round of games remaining this Satur- VE Vets Under 19’s vs Ham Marist, No.3, 1.00pm day, the FIL, Rural Contractors sponsored Moun- Osborne’s Transport Stags vs Huntly, No.2, 2.30pm tain Men lead with 25 points, from Frankton on 23 and Hinuera 19. Away Pirongia and Frankton meet at Swarbrick Park, Power Farming U85kg vs University, Uni, 1.00pm 2.30pm kickoff, in what has now become a straight ------fi nal for fi rst round honours. Waikato Reserve Grade Rugby League The Mountain Men were always in charge at Civic Video Firehawks vs Ngaruawahia, Patterson Pk, 1pm Ohaupo, deservedly retaining the cup at stake ------each time these two teams meet. Zane Padman (2) and Aaron Van der Poel scored Saturday Night, 7.00pm fi rst half tries, two converted by Hamish Philburn Club Draw: $300. Members must be present with membership card. for a 19-0 halftime scoreline. SUPER 12 FINAL on the big screen, 7.30pm kickoff Pirongia came out fi ring in the second half with THANK OUR SPONSORS: player of the day Alan Nunn making some storm- MARSHALLS PHARMACY, NORWOODS, HELICOPTER MANAGEMENT, EDMONDS JUDD ing runs up the middle and upsetting the Ohaupo 146TC021-05 lineout. Veteran prop Peter Kanters capped another fi ne game with a try. Philburn added the conversion and three penal- SPCA Animal Shelter ties to complete the scoring. Coach Chris Gibson can be guaranteed a sea Black Labrador X - she’s an adult of black and white at Swarbrick Park supporting female with a great temperament. She’s his team this Saturday - Pirongia supporters are an active dog, very friendly and well behaved. among the most loyal in the Waikato. The FIL, Wrightson Pirongia B team maintained PIRONGIA halfback Richard Conner works the She’s been flead, wormed, vaccinated and their winning sequence beating Ohaupo 13-3. shortside against Ohaupo. 1460517AD desexed, now all she needs is a new home. She’d be an ideal dog for a farm or lifestyle block or for Marist win well Women lose 2-0 an active family with a large section. Te Awamutu Marist hit hand to dive over. Two late goals gave Hamilton North We also have puppies, other dogs, cats and kittens still needing good homes. form beating Matangi- Replacement centre a somewhat fl attering 2-0 win over Te Hillcrest 20-10 at Selectrix Johnny Wairau opened the Awamutu in Waikato fi rst division wom- Look out for our new raffle - $1000 travel voucher prize. Marist Park on Saturday. second half scoring with a en’s soccer. Tickets available now. The Merial sponsored try under the posts after Emma Petersen and Pixie Tims com- home team played the breaching the defence and bined well to give some structure to the Ad kindly sponsored by... Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: smarter rugby to lead 10-5 racing 40 metres. at halftime. Dion Pryor converted Te Awamutu midfi eld. 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu Try of the game stemmed and added a second penalty They fed some quality ball to Brogan Bruce Grey Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 Mathieson, who made some telling runs from a break by Marist to complete the scoring. for more details. fi rst fi ve Jamie Potroz. He Oliver’s Panelworks play- but lacked support. Auto Electrical off-loaded to lock Kerry ers of the day were Pryor Other standout players for Te Awamutu Email [email protected] Davis, who linked with No and fl anker John Gisborne. were Kylie Westend and player of the day OPENING HOURS: Sunday 12pm-3pm and other days by appointment 8 Ben Parkinson. When Marist are at home to Janis James in defence. For appointments call 021 463 543 or 021 110 0829. held up on the line, half- division 1B leaders Man- Te Awamutu play Ngaruawahia at the Closed public holidays. back Leroy Kerikeri was on gakino this Saturday. Stadium, 11am, this Sunday. 146TC040/05 MAY MADNES S ON MITSUBISHI - COMPARE...

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 PAGE 17 CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES RAFFLES WANTED TO RENT FormalFormal NoticesNotices LOCAL professional Te Awamutu POKURU SCHOOL St John’’s PRESBYTERIAN Quiz Night Raffle couple with two cats, BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES IN MEMORIAM we have just sold our Anglican PARISH Winner: K. Gaskin home and require a TANE - Stanley ZHAZHA. Porporoaki Sunday, May 29 We would like to top quality rental, Stephen Fergus. to our mokopuna - A Church thank our numerous medium to long term

April 8, 1925 - May euology to a precious ST AND REWS sponsors who helped by June 10, 2005. Arawata St, Te Awamutu 24, 2005. 80 years. Of moko. Ka tangi te titi, 10.15am make our quiz Phone (021) 773-607 SUNDAY, MAY 29 evening so successful. Waitomo/Otorohanga Ka tangi te kaka, Ka Mission in Uganda or 871-5644 after district. Husband of Join our services at: 6.00pm. tangi hoki matou, e te (A Ministry of Leading the late Anne Edge Foundation) HEALTH AND GILTRAP. Geoff and potiki mokopuna, Mou 8.00am & 10.00am THREE + bedroom Waikeria Tane (nee (Healing Services) ~ Kids for Christ at BEAUTY house required, prefer Elwyn and sisters Anderson). Loved fa- kua huri atu ki tua I te St John’s Church the 10.15 service ~ rural by spray con- Jodie and Brooke are ther to Tungane arai. The Titi and the very pleased to an- Kaka (birds) cry and 6.30pm Evensong at A shared lunch HERNIA tractor and family Sharon, Ben Tinorau with two outside pets. nounce the safe arri- and Tamara, Chris- we cry also our pre- St John’s Church with will follow this morning’s service. Phone (021) 143-1808. val of Clay Stephen- tine (deceased), cious mokopuna. For guests: St Peter’s morning’ s service. VEINS son on May 24, 2005 Christina (Tina) and you, having left us to Cathedral Choir, Everyone welcome TWO bedroom house, 4110 gms (9lb 1oz) at David. Loved Papa to pass through the veil of organist Rachel ~ DO JOIN US ~ CARPAL close to town. Around Matariki. Many Aaron Tinorau, Ve- eternity. Takahia atu Griffith - Hughes and Enquiries to 871-6609 Haemorrhoid Surgery, mid June. Very re- sponsible tenants thanks to Leigh and ronica and Sandro, te ara tapokopoko a The Dean, Medical Flexi Plans Meike. Zaan Daniel and Rev. Ian Hanley from $40 p/w. Central with 2 house trained Tawhiki, I piki ai ki PERSONAL cats. Phone 870-6292 Bridgette, Rhian, ngaa rangi tuhaha, Ki ~ All welcome ~ Theatre Ltd 0800- Sam, Stephen, Dylan, 678-466. evenings or 027-310- DEATH NOTICES te tiki I ngaa kete o te Queries phone AFTER abortion 0292. Lace Huti, Azjean, waananga, Kua tae atu LOSE weight now, ask Lauren, Blake and George 871-9738 stress?. Ring Preg- MYLCHREEST - koe, ki te tini, ki te nancy Counselling me how. Phone Jan TO LET Ruth. Dearest friend Ryan. Sleeping peace- (08) 327-6801. fully. Tangi and bur- mano, ki o maatua Services collect (07) of Ed and Elizabeth 855-5779 24 hours a ial at Tokikapu tuupuna e tatari mai ADVERTISE IN LOSE weight now. Ask Are you looking Clarke and Michelle Marae, Waitomo, na, I a koe. Follow in day. me how. Call Pamela and Geoff (aka Jeff) (083) 277-155. for Property 11am Thursday, Me- the footsteps of your FOR property convey- and families. We will THE CLASSIFIEDS Management? morial and celebra- ancestor Tawhaki, ancing matters call always remember you tion of Stan’’s life, Where he climbed to FINANCIAL and your endearing 336 Alexandra St 870-4991, James Par- WE ARE Otorohanga Worker’s the 12th heaven to Io- lane Solicitor. ways. Club, 2pm Friday. Matua-kore to receive HIGHLY PRICE - Patrick Ar- Eulogies/stories wel- the 3 baskets of knowl- CHURCH NOTICES thur. On Monday come. Communica- edge. You have arrived TRAINED May 23, 2005 at Wai- tions to 5 Rotokawa where the myriads of kato Hospital, after a Street, Taupo. PROPERTY your tuupuna await short illness. Much you with open arms. MANGERS loved son of the late BEREAVEMENTS Takoto mai I to urunga Ph 871-5044 Hubert and Naomi te taka, Te moenga te This Sunday Price. Brother to Mi- whakaarahia. Sleep chael, Pamela and DAVIES - 10.00am
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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 TO LET MEETINGS MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES FOR SALE FLATMATE/S PERSIMMON - BEATLES, ELVIS, wanted. $75 p/w plus JUMBLE SPRAY FREE Quality watches expenses. 3 bedrooms, recently redecorated. SALE Pick your own $6 $69.95 Plus! In draw Kihikihi Council Carpark SALE grocery bag for $1000 worth Phone 870-3442. Saturday, May 28 Branch Presbyterian Church Saturday 28, at Hyams Jewellers FOUR bedroom home WAIPA Phone Phyllis 871-4811 Sunday 29 May Kihikihi, double ga- WORKINGMENS 80 Mutu Street BURGERS, Fish and





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Please register at Hamilton, has made Contact Francene MEETING Max Mellsop (027) 443-2330. office on Thursdays, application to the Dis- on 871-7146, 300 Factory Road Bernie Turpin trict Licensing Agency for our 1.30pm to DARK wood cabinet, Te Awamutu Only 2005/06 financial HOUSIE at Te Awamutu for the Mobile 2.30pm time glass doors. $70. members are eligible to for Whakamarama Marae
renewal of a club li- (027) 289-3952 June 7, 2005 6.30pm See you in room 1 Phone 871-8257 or vote and attend the
cence in respect of the 871-6287 a/h Alpha Hotel, Kihkihi Starting June 2 (021) 186-056. All whanau welcome meeting. premises situated at Waipa Property Starts 7pm to 9pm Further details phone Full agenda, Annual Great Collins Street, Link Ltd. MREINZ For correspondence Thursday June 2, 2005 871871---60256025 FIREWOOD, 5m³ contact: R.Waitai Reports and Remits are Ohaupo known as $160, 10m³, $290. Ohaupo Bowling Club. 871-3883 available at the club. Phone (07) 878-5242 Professional R.P. O’CONNOR PUBLIC NOTICES The general nature of the or (021) 617-349. Property SECRETARY business conducted under Management the licence is Bowling Club. FIREWOOD for sale, MEETINGS The days on which and the $80 for 2m³, free de- hours during which the liq- livery to Te Awamutu uor is sold under the licence and Kihikihi. Phone are Monday to Sunday 871-7711, a/h 871- 8707. TE AWAMUTU FISH DUE TO QUEENS BIRTHDAY 8.30am to 11.00pm. AND GAME INC ON MONDAY JUNE 6 The application may be FIREWOOD truck Ray White Real inspected during ordinary load, gum/mixed, 4cu office hours at the office of $240 or 6cu $320, de- Estate MREINZ Would like to thank the following the Waipa District Licensing livered, 7 days. Phone Agency at 101 Bank Street, To Discuss Options sponsors for a successful Arapuni 843-8373 or (027) 419- Contact Fishing Contest held on March 19/20 FOR TUESDAY JUNE 7, 2005 Te Awamutu. 5724. Glenda Death PAPER ARE: Any person who is entitled Mac’s Sports, C.H. Allen Ltd, Super Service to object and who wishes to GAS fireplace, free- Mob (025) 685-6626 standing with glass A/hrs 871-3396 Station, Apperleys Round Wood and Timber, Classifieds: object to the grant of the Grant Annan Builder, John Spence Marine, application may, not later front and sides, as Office 871-7149 new condition. $1400. Mighty River Power. 12noon Friday June 3, 2005 than 10 working days after the date of the first publica- Phone 870-6208. J. Spence - Treasurer tion to this notice, file a no- Display: HAZELMERE shops tice in writing of the objec- and dairy, clothing, tion with the Secretary of PUBLIC NOTICES Bookings~ 12noon Thursday June 2 takeaways, bric-a- the Waipa District Licensing SAFE ‘N’ SOUND brac, all with special Copy ~ 4.00pm Thursday June 2 Agency at Private Bag STORAGE deals. See you there. 2402, Te Awamutu. 6 metre x 3 metre units This is the first publication HEATER, oil, 10 fin, for rent, three metre of this notice. excellent condition, stud, yard storage, $70. Phone 870-6292 security fence. Boat after 6.00pm. storage from $1 a day ! Te Awamutu and District Memorial RSA (Inc) Te Awamutu Phone 871-2171 or LONG run, colour (0274) 407-101 Continuing steel, five sheets, Education various sizes to take SELF Storage, Te away. Offers phone Awamutu, from Group 870-2034 or (021) 702- $17p/w, 24 hour ac- 431. cess security patrols. 8.00PM TILL 12.00PM Phone (07) 856-7584 “KEN HUGHES SNR & FRIENDS” POLE Ski. $2600. or (027) 608-1749. Phone 871-8257 or Charles Friedlander (021) 186-6056. THREE bedroom Restaurant ~ Phone 871-3564 Courtesy van ~ Phone (025) 272-5667 Mental Health Worker - house, internal ga- Hamilton SHOWER box. Moulded, fibre glass - rage, very tidy, quiet The clubroom is open to members complete with sliding cul-de-sac, suit pro- fessional couple, no Invited guests and members of affiliated clubs doors. $69. Phone dogs, no smoking, Autism 870-3136. $240 p/w. Phone 870- Wednesday, June 1 SQUARE Hay bales, 2936 after 6.00pm. at 9.30am Waipa Workingmens Club shed stored. Phone THREE bedroom Albert Park Drive (021) 305-169. house. Clean, warm and sunny. Double $2 ~ ALL WELCOME TE AWAMUTU garage. $240 p/w. COPY CENTRE Phone 871-3050. BUSINESS SUPER May Madness TWO bedroom cottage. DEALS DON COSSACKS Paper Sale 3 minutes from town. A4 White 80gsm $160 p/w. References Dance troupe. Direct from their sell out AIR FILLS Ream $5.99 required. Phone (07) USA Tour. Saturday July 2 at ON site filling. Spence 825-4761. Box $29.50 Hamilton’s Founders Theatre. Marine phone 871- Coloured $12.95 TWO bedroom unit, BE VERY QUICK! 7711. Fairview Road, lock BRAKE servicing, THOMAS the Tank up garage, would suit Stuart Law Ltd. Engine mat, bath- mature persons, Phone 871-6426. room mat size, $15. $190p/w. Phone (021) Phone 870-6292 after 893-476. Made her name with Foster & Allen, now 6.00pm. she’s on her own, live in Concert with her CARAVANS & MEETINGS UK Band and special guest Al Grant. TRAILERS GARAGE SALE CARAVANS wanted, Very popular so book now. 130 Tainui Terrace, ROSETOWN 10 - 30 ft, any condi- Saturday May 29, tion, anywhere, will PIISTOL CLUB 8.30am - 12 noon. ANNUAL GENERAL travel. Up to $10,000. MEETING Phone Steve (027) 3 kilometres south of
At the Indoor Range, South Island - July 2005 622-0011. Kihikihi on main Monday June 13, 2005
Perth - September 2005 road. Friday 27 and 7.30pm
Norfolk Island - November 2005 FOR SALE Saturday 28th, 8.00am. Sign posted. Interested in Phone 871-6373
mobile (021) 951-786 FRIDGE - freezers, all becoming a member? sizes and prices. 48 Kihikihi Rd. Not Contact the Secretary Email: [email protected] Phone 871-5623 Sec- before 8am, 9.30am M Burkes 871-7187 check our website: www.keytravel.co.nz ond Hand Market. finish. Saturday.

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 PAGE 19 GARAGE SALE VEHICLES FOR VEHICLES GRAZING PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SALE WANTED AVAILABLE SALE GARAGE SALE CHRISTENSEN TOYOTA Hilux Surf, LATE model vehicles COUNTRY 80 + 9.00am, Saturday May 28. wanted for disman- HAYLAGE Downstairs @ 1998, V6 petrol, silver, tling - Ford, Holden, Baby Bales LOVERS DRIVERS LTD 654 Alexandra St, low km’s, excellent Mazda, Mitsubishi. (Conventional size) $259,000 Top Quality Jobs at Te Awamutu. conditions. $20,000. Rosetown Auto Wreck-
WILL DELIVER
TEST Reasonable Rates Spacious, warm and Round Glass table with 6 Phone 870-6208. ers, 2 Bruce Berquist Phone 871-6937 Rosetown Contact Gerard on: Drive, Phone 871-6066. STERLING inviting, this renovated Phone: (07) 883-8447 chairs, $100. Assorted HARVESTING four bedroom home with DRIVER Goods, clothes etc. DRIVER Mobile: (021) 401-623 LIVESTOCK WANTED office and great views is TRAINING GEORGE Melrose LUCERNE and grass set amongst nearly four ELECTRICIAN silage, top quality. acres of the best farm Phone Drive, Saturday May Phone Peter (027) (0274) 125-000 ELECTRICIAN 28. Signs out at 8am. land money can buy. 472-4186. Walking distance to top 872-2805 CHRIS MYLCHREEST Workbench, video CHRIS MYLCHREEST country school. player, books, cloth- LIVESTOCK FOR ing, baby gear, elec- Why not come and BUILDER FOR: SALE tronic organ (twin see for yourself.
New Installations Phone David Qualified builder keyboard) and sun- available for decks,
Maintenance Greenlea 28 well grown IC Frie- (0274) 845-326 dries. sian heifers AVE BW alterations, additions etc.
Repairs PREMIER MEATS LIMITED 125 from owners MAIHIIHI Phone Keith: 870-6208 MONSTER herd. Phone Graham Phone 871-2914 SCOUT HALL CAR valet. Phone Ul- Mobile WANTED Harker 871-4085 GARAGE SALE PLUS SECTION tra Clean 871-6662. (027) 496-7849 Fundraising for:

(0274) 753-607 Te Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer Awamutu. KIHIKIHI Section area 3179 m² CARPET KINDERGARTEN PROMPT PROCESSING
FREE CARTAGE
SAME DAY KILL LIVESTOCK Expressions of interest FIX THOSE Saturday May 28 in the purchase of the annoying window 8am till 10am WANTED CLEANING JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER above property are and door Anglican Hall, Main Rd sought. IICRC Approved problems NOW! Kihikihi (by the Cicada) A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 AC PETFOODS For further information

OHAUPO Hall. Books, Now Buying phone D Richards, Piopio on (07) 877-8381 wool, material, knit- Horses ting craft patterns, 0800-834-222 0800-25-25-00

heaps of bargains, TENDERS plus household items. CALF milk wanted. ULTRA CLEAN Saturday 28, Sunday Phone Farrelly Calf FARM land for Ten- Phone 871-6662 or FLY SCREENS Rearing 871-5075. FLY SCREENS 29, 9am to 2pm. der. 42 acres, 10 kms (0274) 984-465 & DOORS & DOOR S MILK surplus wanted. east of Te Awamutu. Phone Deb Kirkham Suitable cropping, CARPET. Phone Ultra SECURIITY DOORS Divisions of Allied Farmers Limited PETS 871-4815 or (027) grazing. Available Clean 871-6662. & WIIN DOWS 4901-007. September. Tenders BOBBY CALF OFFER close June 3, 2005. CHIMNEY MAGIC SEAL and MINI Foxy pups for CRIMSAFE Brands sale, tri colour $250. Allied Farmers have been procuring Bobby Calves WANTED KNOWN Highest or any tender A1 Chimney cleaning, Phone 871-0089. from Waikato Farmers and King Country Farmers not necessarily ac- professional, friendly
Guaranteed products cepted. For details service. Phone 871-
Personal service region since 1999. phone 871-3781. 4244 or (021) 664-367. Phone Dave 871-7200 PLANTS FOR Have your Bobby Calves processed near to Te Awamutu SPCA Freephone 0800 104 466 SALE home at Te Awamutu Meat Processors. WANTED KNOWN CHIMNEY CLEANING CATS AND DOGS For a warm and safer house - Minimal stress on calves - Glen Rawson NEEDING HOMES BACON and ham cur- Phone Patrick Enjoy orchard fresh fruit • We guarantee to operate on a competitive ing, Renshaws Butch- Open Day Sunday’s (021) 449-505 Plumbing Citrus Trees schedule. We were at the top last year. 12noon - 4.00pm ery. Phone 871-6470. Prompt service Craftsman, Plumber • Option of an advance payment of $10 (Except Public Holidays) and Gasfitter in now Or by appointment HAVE YOU

in now per head on receipt of registration COMPLETE cleaning Roofing Maintenance • Normal proceed payments made each Monday Please phone BORROWED?
New at Masons 871-5222 BORROWED? service. Phone Ultra • Three pick ups per week during peak of season Clean 871-6662. Phone (027) 222-7590 Garden Centre and leave a message - Car trailer Rego A200E or 870-2987a/h Ohaupo Rd,, Te Awamutu • Locally owned and operated company - Nova Flow Wheel HOMEKILLS, Neville Phone 871-6208 Plus a total of six Masport Maestro deluxe PROPERTIES FOR Please return to: and Cherie Kemp, LOUNGE SUITES. Corboy Earthmovers Ltd Phone Ultra Clean BBQ’s to be won across the region SALE www.meateater.co.nz, VEHICLES FOR Phone: 871-1803 Phone 871-9995. 871-6662. WANT TO KNOW MORE? SALE How to register, Collection of calves, LIFESTYLE BLOCK WORK WANTED $129,000 Payment, Terms and Conditions CAR PARTS Approximately 3.5 For a Professional Service, CONTACT ONE OF OUR LOCAL AGENTS TODAY KYLIE’S LAWN MOWING SERVICES 70 80 90 acres bare land, Free Quotes, - Free Quotes - Lawn Mowing - Edges - Fyfe Campbell A/H’s 07 827 3812 Mob 0274 740 224 complete with water, at Affordable Rates. Cheap used car Neil Adams A/H’s 07 856 1064 Mob 0274 515 311 power and great For a cut above phone Kylie: 0800 528 255 parts, tyres, batteries. “A Moving Independent Agent elevated building site. Phone 870-2200 Adjoins Riverside Experience” Owen Watson A/H’s 07 873 6222 Mob 021 874 570 Graeme Locke A/H’s 07 873 0712 Mob 0274 984 328 Esplanade reserve. Phone David Household or Paul McConnell A/H’s 07 873 7696 Mob 0274 881 299 (0274) 845 326 BusBusiiiiness ness “Sick & Tired of Trying to Ph AME Now! LIVESTOCK WANTED (07) 858-4506 Great Fix Your Computer?” or (021) 422-895 Tyres! BONER COWS WANTED • TE AWAMUTU BASED SERVICE! Odyssey Great • NO CALLOUT FEE! Shuttle Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Prices! Simple solution - call us on 870 5075 0800 Odyssey Fitting & Balancing 0800 639 773 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule for an immediate response, and convenient mobile service to your door. Ph/Fax: (07) 870-1904 Also empty heifers and potter bulls TE AWAMUTU BASED Kihikihi Road 062TC207/05 STEVE
Personalised

074TC210/05 Te Awamutu Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 COX COMPUTER
Luxury Shuttle Service Phone 871 3079 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080
All centres POWER
Door to door service VEHICLES FOR SALE
Airport Transfers
Charters
Discounts

COLIN PATERSON

Need some help with PC PROBLEMS? NO fix, no fee, repairs maintenance of from experienced local IT professional. Mo- your Lifestyle Block ? bile upgrades, repairs and installations ser- Our groundcare operators are vice. No call out fees! waiting for your call. Phone Matt (021) Lawns, paddocks, trees, spraying, fences, 261-5277 or 870-3038. hedges and all maintenance work. PROFESSIONAL Call for a competitive quote. dressmaker, weddings, balls, and all occa- Phone 0508 478 725 sions, alterations, col- or 021 526 141 lect and deliver by ar- rangement. Phone Andrea 871-3626.

PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 WORK WANTED FARM WORK SITUATIONS FARM EMPLOYEES WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED VACANT OFFAL STOCKPERSON HOLES CROP & Waratah Farms requires a stockperson to assist


PASTURE in our pig farming operation, 10 minutes from KING COUNTRY SPRAYING Otorohanga, 20 minutes from Te Awamutu. REAL ESTATE CAREER DRILLING BETHEL Phone Neil Drury Accommodation not available. AG ITO training CHRISTIAN provided, previous livestock experience Applicants should be: * 4 Wheel Drive (021) 926-315 * Best Equipment useful, teamwork and reliability essential.
Self motivated Agricultural Contractor SCHOOL * Best Prices Roster requires working each 3rd weekend,
Professional Board of Trustees * Foundations work hours 7.30am to 4.00pm
Prepared to learn * Lined Soak Holes Casual Vacancy
Willing to work hard to achieve * Associated Phone (07) 873-7752 A casual vacancy has high income Concrete Products occurred on the board EXCELLENT CALF of trustees for an Full time positions available at PHONE DENNIS BEDDING OR elected parent SITUATIONS VACANT Te Awamutu, Otorohanga and Te Kuiti COLSON representative. FEED PAD COVERING Send CV to: Ken McGrath, Harcourts, 0800 DUG HOLES The board has 0800 384 465 Clean post peel available 130 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga in 30m³ or 66m³ lots. resolved under Section Available now until spring. 105 of the Education PLUMBING Act 1989 to fill the Phone: M&B Contracting vacancy by appointment. Spouting, Antony (021) 821-809 Drainlaying, Heating If ten per cent or more of the eligible voters on
Friendly Service
FENCING, specialis- the school roll ask the Reasonable prices ing in lifestyle blocks board, within 28 days
Craftsman Plumber and farm fencing. of this notice being 24 Hour Post driving, post and published, to hold Service rail, post and wire by-election to fill the cattle yards, post and vacancy, then a Hewitson Plumbing batten. Phone Nick by-election will be Phone 871-3620 (027) 473-0001 or (07) held. Any eligible voter 827-1849. who wishes to ask the board to hold a by-election should SITUATIONS write to: VACANT Chairperson Board of Trustees SHUTTLE Bethel Christian School SERVICE 320 Swarbrick Drive Ph Pat or Deanne Te Awamutu 872-2530 By June 23, 2005 (027) 289-5497 or (027) 289-5496 Steve’s

Specialist Tree McIndoe Group is a Maintenance growing business focused on plumbing Advanced Certificate and engineering, in Arboriculture based in Te Kuiti.
Pruning
Chipping We require two more
Dismantling
Thinning members to meet the
Tree Felling growing nature of our
Selective Crown business. reduction FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE Engineer Phone (0274) 191-591 Our engineering (07) 829-8818 a/h department needs a capable experienced engineer to join their TE AWAMUTU team. You must be PLUMBING AND reliable and competent. DRAINAGE If this is you please phone Dan Colin Downie (07) 878-5026 Plumbing & Drainage Maintenance Plumber §New houses alterations Our plumbing team §Septic tank and effluents needs another §Blocked drains - Hydro registered or Jet and Camera experienced plumber. Phone Must be reliable and (0274) 989-022 or competent. 871-8976 a/h Please phone Jim (021) 775-921 TREE & STUMP MUSHROOM SERVICE MUSHROOM CIRCULAR HARVESTING Call Dennis Clements DELIVERY ROUND DELIVERY ROUND POSITIONS TOTAL TREE CARE Reliable person required Phone 871-5221 to deliver circulars in AVAILABLE the Pirongia area. Te Awamutu Owned (In Ohaupo) and Operated Phone Roz on:
Casual Hours 0508-335-827
for more details Good atmosphere
Indoor Tree Surgeon (climate controlled)
Bonuses Stump Removal COURIER If you are interested
Highly qualified you must be:
DRIVER Quality guaranteed Reliable Ph Mike at FRASERS Part time courier driver Punctual wanted, 3 days per week. Honest 0800-888-121 Must be fit, keen and If this sounds like you energetic. Must have then please do not clean drivers licence. WEEDSPRAYING hesitate to contact: Radio Controlled Units Apply in writing to: Gloria (07) 823-6449
Handgun Work P.O. Box 606
Gorse Te Awamutu PLUMBER /
Ragwort
Thistles DRAINLAYER
Industrial Sites EARN from home, part Phone Colin time, full time, $200 - Competitive Rates Te Awamutu $1000 a month. Full Pllumbiing & Draiinage Phone Marshall training, free infor- Contracting mation. Phone (08) 871-8976 or 871-7896 327-6802. (027) 498-9022

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS FARM SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VACANT EMPLOYEES SECURITY Officers - WANTED CAMELLIA RESTHOME LTD

are needed! Gain this NZQA approved FARM Would you like to be part of a qualification by corre- dynamic nursing team?

spondence for under ASSISTANT We require a caregiver who genuinely $700, student loans TRAINING Required from mid July enjoys caring for older people, is honest, may apply. Phone PROGRAMMES reliable and has a good work ethic! 0800-800-043. to help sharemilker The person must be prepared to work on CAMBRIDGE with 270 cows and general farm duties. the morning, afternoon and night shift, 15 - 18 years old as rostered and some weekends. Courses available Accommodation available. Contact Viv Higgie ~ Phone 871-5505
Furniture Making & Close to Te Awamutu. Between 8.30am - 4.30pm TEMPS WANTED Construction Phone 870-1295. We urgently need
Hospitality & Tourism experienced:
Office Work & PERSON required to Secretaries Computing help milk 320 cows
Work Based Training Accounts Clerks plus general farm Receptionists Gain NZQA work, must have Data Entry Operators qualifications and worked in a shed, be practical experience CUSTOMER SERVICES ASSISTANT Call Leeza on 870-1300 reliable, honest and Then we will help you genuinely interested A full time position is available for an UNEMPLOYED? Sick find a job in a farming career, outgoing, motivated, enthusiastic person. of being on the bene- No cost to you house available. fit? Retrain, upskill A duty managers certificate is an advantage. Get your LEARNERS Phone (07) 873-7738 This position involves some weekend and and gain valuable or (0274) 919-060 work experience for LICENCE for free evening work. Drivers licence essential. Free transport provided evenings. free. Call Melanie at Apply in writing with current CV to: Employment Plus (07) Phone Sheila Liquorland Te Awamutu 827-3754 or (027) 294- (07) 827-3754 HOME HELP 49 Vaile St, Te Awamutu 8556. WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT OFFICE CHILDMINDER

Person required to care ADMINISTRATION BAKER for child and light This full time position has just become house work also. Must PERSON be mature minded available in our store. and totally reliable. We are a well established Chartered Accountancy firm Experience would be an advantage, but full 20hrs/week. For fur- training will be provided if you are the right in Te Awamutu committed to providing superior ther details phone accounting and taxation services to a wide and Melanie 871-9323 or person for the job. diverse range of both commercial and rural clients. To apply please forward your CV to: (021) 170-4382. We are seeking a full time Office Administration Service and Administration Manager person whose responsibilities will be: Filing of P O Box 69, Te Awamutu records, banking, phone and reception cover, mail Applications close June 2, 2005 Advertise in and deliveries, some computer work, and the Classifieds general administrative support to our Partners and Accounting Staff. Phone 871-5151 We encourage client contact and personal decision making and our team is well supported by excellent accounting systems in friendly and pleasant surroundings.

We are looking for someone with the following: A strong and tidy work ethic Computer skills Strong communication skills The ability to be part of a team A sense of humour

An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the successful applicant dependant on skills and experience. Flexible working hours may be con- sidered.

Please contact Jenny for an application form at: [email protected] or phone 871-3176. Kelly and Bryant Chartered Accountants

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129 MARKET ST, TE AWAMUTU, PH (07) 871 7099, FAX (07) 871 8435 146TC012/05 PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 MORNING SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ZELARY M Personally recommended. STAR WARS EPISODE III M SAT 2.50, TUE 7.40, WED 9.50 One of the biggest movie events ever is a RAY M Toe-tapping. feast for your eyeballs. Impressive, even THU 9.50, SUN 1.50, FINAL WED 7.40 mind boggling entertainment. It’s energetic International Jazz Series and dynamic. “Fans have finally been THE PACIFIER PG Really appealing. rewarded for their patience. George Lucas Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs Luc Ponty, Allan Holdsworth, performed in New Zealand SAT 1.45, FINAL SUN 12.30 has made another masterpiece.” give readers the chance to see Stanley Clarke, Randy Brecker as a special guest at Church BEING JULIA M Wonderfully satisfying. the fabulous Blue Chip Interna- and also toured with the popu- Road Jazz in Napier. THU 10.20, 5.45 & 8.25, FRI 5.45 & 8.30, tional Jazz Series when it comes lar rock band Journey Now the rest of New LAST 2 WEEKS. SUN 11.45, WED 5.35 SAT 12.15, 3.00, 5.45 & 8.30, SUN 11.15, to Hamilton this weekend. before forming his Zealand will be able SEDUCING DR LEWIS M 2.00, 4.45 & 7.25, MON & TUE 5.45 & 8.25, The 2005 series hits Hamil- own band to see and hear this Heartwarming and whimsical. WED 10.20, 5.45 & 8.25 (No Free Tx) ton’s Community Theatre this amazing vocalist. THU 6.05, SAT 12.45, TUE 5.35 THE INTERPRETER M Sunday night at 8pm. Mike Brignola on Tickets are available baritone saxophone ROBOTS G Zippy and fun-filled. Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn in an from Ticketek. was a member of SAT 12.30, SUN 11.30 intelligently crafted, stunning and We have a double pass the famed Woody XXX2 THE NEXT LEVEL M entertaining adult thriller with a very satisfying dynamic power. “Engagingly out up for grabs. Herman Big Band SAT 3.40, FINAL SUN 2.20 This series has be- and is a hard blowin’ of the ordinary.” Waikato Times. come the biggest Jazz exponent of this in- SAHARA M A thrilling fun-adventure THU 10.10 & 5.55, FRI 8.20, SAT 7.45, event on the New Zea- strument. SAT 3.30, SUN 2.30 SUN 4.20, MON 5.55, TUE 8.15, land calendar visiting Because this has to A VERY LONG ENGAGEMENT M WED 10.10 & 5.55 eight centres throughout be drawn this Friday evening, to “Harrowing, illuminating tale of love and DOOR IN THE FLOOR R16 New Zealand. Vital Information. be in to win you need to email your war. This film is memorable, rewarding, For the 2005 series artists will In 2001 Modern Drummer details to [email protected] magical, entertaining, satisfying, evocative “If you’re in the mood, this better-than-the- include world-renowned drum- Magazine named Steve as one before 5pm Friday and you will and unforgettable.” Waikato Times. book adaptation casts a spell. A thoughtful mer Steve Smith who has per- of the top 25 drummers of all go into the draw. Don’t forget to THU 10.00 & 5.30, FRI 5.30, SAT 2.30, and compelling grown up drama which is formed in concert with jazz and time. include your name, address and easy to appreciate.” Empire. Extraordinary fusion artists the likes of Jean Vocalist Glenn Walters has a contact number. SUN 1.30, MON & TUE 5.30, WED 10.00 & 5.30 APRES VOUS M in every way, from the gut-wrenchingly real performances to the delicate handling of “Bittersweet French comedy is as good as it gets. Wryly amusing. Recommended.” NZ the explosive subject matter. Jeff Bridges Herald. A warm human comedy about and Kim Basinger do their best work in this Classic rock exponent live engrossing adult tale. friendship, love and betrayal. FRI 5.55, SAT 5.25, SUN 4.35, MON 6.05 THU 8.10, FRI 8.05, SAT 7.30, SUN 6.40, A man with a pas- MON 8.10 sion for music plays his THE HITCHHIKER’S GUIDE TO THE brand of classic rock GALAXY PG BRIDE AND PREJUDICE PG live at the Star Tavern “BOY, ARE YOU IN FOR A TREAT. Very NZ’s own Martin Henderson and Waikato’s this Friday night. British, very funny sci-fi misadventure own Daniel Gillies in an enjoyable, Tony Koretz (right) of that’s guaranteed to win new fans.” colourful and exuberant delight with devil- Rukuhia has decided to Empire. Exhilarating, fresh, original, may-care good-humoured fun. It’s make music his main loaded with surprises and often hilarious. impossible not to smile. From the team that career. THU 8.15, FRI 6.00, SAT 5.35, SUN 6.45, gave us “Bend It Like Beckham”, comes a From his Rukuhia MON 8.15, TUE 6.05, WED 8.15 home studio he records Jane Austen adaptation like never before. solo and band projects, KINGDOM OF HEAVEN RP16 THU 10.30, 5.50 & 7.55, FRI 5.50 & 8.00, as well as assisting Pure Cinema. A Fantastic Film. It’s spectacle, SAT 1.20, 5.55 & 8.10, SUN 12.20, 4.55 & other musicians whose it’s emotional, it’s jaw-dropping. You won’t 7.10, MON & TUE 5.40 & 7.55, WED 10.30, work he appreciates see anything as bold, beautiful or bloody 5.50 & 7.55 to record their original this year. Well-crafted epic filmmaking, 146TC018/05 material. wonderful cinematography, film score and A LOT LIKE LOVE M, Mr Koretz has just performances. Rivals Braveheart. AMITYVILLE HORROR released his third al- THU 8.05, FRI 8.10, SAT 5.10 & 8.00, bum ‘Kicking Cans’ SUN 4.10 & 7.00, MON, TUE & WED 8.05 and LADIES IN LAVENDER M and has received great (Under 16yrs must be with parent/guardian) All Start Next THU reviews. He also works as a songwriter in the near live shows and stu- sound engineer for the future. dio facilities can be Matamata based Fam- Information about found on his website ily Television Network, his recorded music, www.koretzmusic.com and enlisted his col- leagues to help make the video which he will submit to Juice and C4. AUDITIONS Mr Koretz says he is “The Darling Buds Of May” inspired by his musical The first episode of the well known TV series family and plays guitar, Solutions double bass and key- No 860 CAST REQUIRED: boards as well as being 5 Men - 2 leads, 3 cameo roles a singer/songwriter. 6 Women - 2 leads - 4 cameo roles He is also looking 5 Juniors towards assembling - The Larkin family (ages ranging from 9-15 years) a band with another 146TC013/05 An interest evening for more information will be held at The Woolshed on Thu, June 2, 7.30pm The auditions will be held at The Woolshed on Sunday, June 5, 1pm-5pm and Monday, June 6, 1pm-5pm Enquiries phone Coral 07 871 4445 132TC036/05 146TC035-05

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Courtesy Van Available 146TC015/05 139TC053/05 46TC016/05 CAFE PHONE: 871 8761 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 PAGE 23 Wrightson

Wrightson Real Estate Wrightson Limited MREINZ Pirongia Lifestyle on 1 acre $385,000 Happy Valley Lifestyle 2.3acres $359,000 • Delightful 4 bedroom • 0.93ha with subdivi- brick home with sion approval mountain views • Privacy plus, borders • Double garage with onto stream sleepout • 5 bedroom home • 14x6m workshop close to Korakonui with huge steel school workbench • 15mins Te Awamutu, 40 mins Hamilton, 1 • Superb outdoor living min trout fishing. for your family NEW LISTING

1401 McClure St, Pirongia 113 Happy Valley Rd, Korakonui Open Home: Sunday 1-2pm. Contact Mark Woolley Contact Arthur Marty Log Style Country Home Te Awamutu 23.79ha of Ngutunui 1.6ha Private Pirongia Lifestyle Section with WOW Views $340,000 Prime Land $P.O.A. Rural Views $159,000 9722m2 (approx 2.5 acres) $159,000

NEW LISTING • Very private and peaceful on an acre • Walking distance to Ngutunui School • Catch all day sun from this beautiful NEW LISTING • Stream runs through this property • Mountain views on a quiet road North facing location • 58 acres all cropable, presently grazing • Power and phone to boundary, no • Power and phone to boundary • Master room with ensuite,WIR and • Dairy plus good range of buildings covenants • Title issued and ready to build private balcony • Further subdivision potential • Approximately 4 acres grazing with 635 Bayley Rd, Korakonui. • Magnificent building site an excellent building site DON’T MISS THIS ONE Contact Arthur Marty Contact Mark Woolley or Pat Tindle Contact Arthur Marty or Mark Woolley Call Mark Woolley Mark Woolley: Pat Tindle: Arthur Marty: David Salmon: Bill Izard: David Firth 021 425 145 021 926 413 021 454 915 021 961 563 021 423 853 0274 909309

Wrightson Rural Supplies Wrightson Real Estate KAWHIA MOTORS Great three in one Business opportunity. There is the Petrol Service,The Vehicle Workshop, then the shop come dairy etc. Full details on application. Contact Dave Firth LIFESTYLE SO CLOSE TO TOWN IverPour & IverJect This is an ideal 4.5ha for Dry Stock and/or Horses. Some cropable land as well. The home is a large 4 bedroom home with great North and East views. $540,000.000 plus GST. Autumn Rewards Contact Dave Firth IverPour is a natural oil-based ivermectin pour-on for cattle.

Purchase 1 x 5lt of IverPour and choose one of these rewards:

GREAT HOLIDAY SPOT Great Holiday spot bare land Kawhia Harbour,over looking the water, with a short walk to town and the pub of about five Black & Decker Dual Breville Slow Breville 12” Extra minutes. $185,000.00 includes GST. Contact Dave Firth. Height Workmate Bench Cooker Deep Frypan LIFESTYLE COUNTRY LIVING 0.7967ha (approx 2acres) with a 3 bedroom home. Only 3 Purchase 1 x 500ml IverJect and receive a minutes drive north of town. Contact Dave Firth Purchase 2 x 5lt of IverPour and choose one $100 voucher from Rebel Sports, Farmers of these rewards: or New World supermarkets** MORE LIFESTYLE SECTIONS Mangati - Best Views with stream $175,000. Contact Mark Te Awamutu 4350m2 $135,000. Contact Mark or Pat $299 Te Awamutu 1.6ha river boundary. Contact Mark or Pat Te Awamutu 2.75 ha $195,000. Contact Mark or Pat Black & Decker Fire Breville Convection Ngutunui 1.6ha with stream. Contact Mark or Arthur Storm 18V Recip. Saw Oven WHAT IS YOUR PROPERTY WORTH??? IverJect is a cost effective endectocide We still have a huge demand for all types of rural properties. *Offers valid to 31 May 2005 or while stocks last only from injection for the control of internal and Wrightson Rural Supplies stores. Not redeemable for cash. Our buyers are local, national and international. If you require IverPour and IverJect are registered pursuant to the AVCM Act external parasites in cattle and pigs. a professional approach to achieve the BEST price for your 1997 No’s.A8050 and A9110. See www.nzsfa.govt.nz/avcm for **Offer only available at participating stores. registration details. Registered to Novartis New Zealand property speak to us soon, we are fully ‘House Trained’ and we Limited, 43-45 Patiki Rd,Avondale, Auckland. Ask in store for details don’t bite! No pressure and no obligation just a friendly 41 Market Street, Te Awamutu. Phone 07 - 902 0437 personal service... So, what is your property worth? 139TC011/05 www.wrightson.co.nz PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, May 26, 2005 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.