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075TC070/06 Mobile: 027 246 5800 A/hrs: 07 870 1386 Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, JULY 6, 2006 Rosetown Realty Ltd MREINZ phone: (07) 871-7149 Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Shellfi sh warning Trees make way for roses includes Aotea The Public Health Unit of Paddy Stephens rapt Pat’s ‘Big Purple’ will thrive out of the shade Waikato District Health Board today issued a public health Paddy Stephens is una- tenance out of existing warning against collecting or shamedly ecstatic that budgets. consuming shellfi sh harvested several large trees have Asset manager recrea- on the West Coast between, but been removed from the tion, Max Ward says the excluding, Kawhia Harbour and Rose Garden. cashmeriana had lost a Kaipara Harbour. She is a self-confessed third of its crown due to The warning is an extension tree lover - but adds her dieback and it was agreed to one issued on June 9 to fi rst passion is for the to remove it, along with include Aotea Harbour (also roses. fi ve or six trees on the includes Raglan and Manukau Mrs Stephens is chair- Gorst Avenue boundary Harbours). person of the Te Awamutu to the Rose Garden which Routine tests on shellfi sh Rose Trust, the organi- have pushed over the samples taken from Aotea sation that has spent brick wall. Harbour last week have shown thousands of dollars over They will make way levels of Paralytic Shellfi sh 30 years stocking the Te for a new footpath and Poisoning (PSP) at 129 micro- Awamutu Rose Garden boundary fence - once grams of toxin per 100 grams with quality varieties. plans have been discussed of fl esh. She and her late hus- by Council with interest Anyone eating these toxic band Pat Stephens were groups. shellfi sh is potentially at risk of at the forefront of the Timber bollards are illness. Kina, mussels, toheroa, Rose Garden project, the likely as a temporary pipis, tuatua, oysters and cock- formation of the Rose barrier. les in the affected area should Trust and are nationally Mrs Stephens admits not be eaten. Cooking shellfi sh and internationally recog- she was part of the team does not remove the toxin. nised rosarians. that approved planting of Many of Mr Stephens trees to create a woodlot roses are in the Te connecting the garden to Honouring our Awamutu garden, includ- Pioneer Walk, but says ing the stunning ‘Big Pur- no-one expected them veterans ple’ which has struggled to be allowed to grow so 2006 is The Year of the in the shadow of the large large. Veteran and there are plans to cashmeriana tree. She says her suggestion honour local veterans at three Also proudly on display several years ago that separate functions. is the rose he bred for his some trees had to be cut There will be a Mayoral Re- bride ‘Paddy Stephens’. down initiated an often ception for veterans at Waipa At the last Rose Trust bitter battle and probably District Council chambers. on meeting trustee Dean lost her friends. July 27 Taylor was given the But she believes the On September 24 families go-ahead to prepare and right decision has now and partners of veterans will be present a submission to been taken, as park trees invited to join them at the RSA the Long Term Council are lovely, but do not en- LEGENDARY Te Awamutu rosarian Paddy Stephens was part of the team that Clubrooms for a presentation Community Plan asking hance a rose garden. of lapel badges and certifi cates for the garden to be re- approved planting of trees at Te Awamutu Rose Garden around 30 years ago, Visiting the garden of appreciation from the Gov- stored to its former glory. but now she is glad some have gone (including the large cashmeriana near on Tuesday after the ernment. The trust wanted Coun- the entrance) to allow the roses to fl ourish. 187061AD cashmeriana had been On Armistice Day (November cil to be aware that with that large shade trees and bricks using fundraised alter their long term plan removed she stated she 11) there will be a formal dinner the broken fence removed, sun loving roses did not money and volunteer as a result of the submis- couldn’t be happier. at the RSA Clubrooms, preced- protection of the assets mix and that the fence labour. sion, but did undertake to “My Pat’s ‘Big Purple’ ed by a parade at Anzac Green. (the roses) were at risk, had been built out of local Council voted not to perform remedial main- will thrive now,” she said. Veterans will be joined by their partners and widows of returned servicemen for the dinner. Year 11s giving NCEA best shot Archbishop here The NCEA is a controversial ning 27 excellence credits to her The newly appointed Arch- qualifi cation system, but that Two have passed already - another 46 name already. bishop of the Anglican Church has not stopped this year’s Te Of the 232 Year 11 students in New Zealand, David Moxon, Awamutu College Year 11 stu- have required 80 credits in sight at the College, 151 (65%) have is attending the service at St dents putting plenty of effort into accrued 40 or more credits and Saviour’s Church in Pirongia attaining Level 1. more than 80 credits, with half subjects, with many students are over halfway to gaining their this Sunday. “The students are all work- the school year remaining. striving to achieve excellence. necessary 80 credits. It will be the fi rst time he has ing hard and this effort is being And another 46 Year 11 stu- The academic excellence dinner Mrs Cavanagh says students visited the Pirongia Church. rewarded with some positive dents have amassed between 55 next year will be well attended if are being encouraged to continue and 80 credits in the fi rst half of the excellence marks continue to The public are welcome to results,” says principal Barbara working hard towards their in- the year (see list of students page be attained at the rate the stu- attend this service which starts Cavanagh. ternal assessments and to begin Two students, Charissa Mania- 10). dents are working to accumulate revising for their examinations at 9.30am at the church in Notable successes have oc- them. Pirongia’s main street. poto and Hone Hughes, have al- in term three and at the end of ready passed NCEA Level 1 with curred across the board in all Cushla Edwards has a stun- the year.

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152TC028-06 Youth and Environment Centre construction and caravan at Fieldays Last year Lions de- a half-size replica of and Catering. extension, installation each year. cided to support Christ- the Coventry Climax He has been bulletin of playground equip- Mr Taylor is also mas in Te Awamutu Locomotive which is be- editor and served two ment in Council parks, one of the top cooks at by entering the Float ing restored under the terms as tail twister bridge construction in Fieldays, and is report- Parade. club’s supervision. and since 1999 has been Churchill Park and the edly diffi cult to prise Mr Taylor put his The success of the a stalwart of the Kai- prefabricated structure away from his vat once construction and design project was recognised kart Committee. which incorporates the his routine is estab- skills to good use and when the fl oat won fi rst 220101 AlexandraAlexandra StSt For 12 years Mr Taylor kaikart and Rotary lished. ran a project to build prize in its category. PPh/Fax:h/Fax: 870870 40554055 Awards, change of offi cers Fabulous dining in the heart As his last act as president of ernor John Statham inducted the of Te Awamutu Te Awamutu Lions, Ralph Bar- new Board of Directors: President, Enjoy the best of both worlds. clay presented certifi cates of ap- Malcolm Lind; Past President, preciation to Lions members, and Ralph Barclay; Secretary, Co- one non-member, as well as the lin Cockburn; Treasurer, Robert Café by Day... surprise announcement of Cedric Greenwood; 1st VP, Richard Swar- with its own unique menu plus a Taylor’s Lloyd Morgan Life Mem- brick; Directors, 3rd year - Stewart selection of cakes and biscuits bership. Tervit, 1st year - Ray Henshaw, 8am - 5.30pm, 7 days a week Certifi cates were awarded to Archie Fraser, John Glossop, Gary Russell Easton for the Climax Weir; Tail Twister, Patrick Tindle; Restaurant by Night... Coventry Locomotive restoration Lion Tamer, Ian Fraser; Bulletin select from our evening menu project, Ray Henshaw for club pro- Editor, Errol Carter; Welfare Of- and dine by candlelight motion and media liaison and Ray fi cer, Stan Williams; Eventide 5.30 till late, Tues to Sun inclusive Marx for the 2006 Wine and Food Home Trust Board, Malcolm Lind; Festival. Non-member Dean Taylor Committee Chairs - Errol Carter was also presented with a Certifi - (membership), Stan Williams (pro- Full Bar Facilities Available cate of Appreciation for organising gramme and visualisation), Russell We also cater for small NEW Te Awamutu Lions Club president Malcolm Lind the 2006 Wine and Food Festival Easton (public service), Ray Marx private function (right) accepts his term of offi ce from past Lions District free concerts. (community promotion) and Ian 185TC017/06 202C Governor John Statham. 187062BD Past Lions District 202C Gov- Fraser (Kaikart).

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 Fabulous Fabish Bird bros back season capped three for Sports By Colin Thorsen midget champion at the awards evening, sponsored Ten weeks after winning the New Zealand midg- by Cardwells Racing supplies. et championship, Tony Fabish was named ‘midget The 47-year-old Te Awamutu panelbeating busi- competitior of the year’ at the 2006 NZ Speedway ness owner has enjoyed a stellar year in the Pop ‘N’ Awards in Taupo on Saturday night. Good car he co-owns with Grant Wilks. An ecstatic Fabish says it was icing on the cake Highlights were representing New Zealand in of a memorable season. the test series against Australia and America, and “I’ll never forget winning the national champion- fi nishing third in the national series held at West- ship for a second time in 10 years at Kihikihi. This ern Springs. award has capped a great year.” Fabish made a special thanks to his crew of Grant Fabish went head-to-head with the two other Wilks, Dave Corboy, Gavin Corboy and Joseph Far- fi nalists in the midget category, Brad Mosen and row, along with their wives and girlfriends. Carl Worboys. He also acknowledged the contribution of his And, just as he had done winning the NZ Title sponsors Pop ‘N’ Good Popcorn, Stewart & Cava- on his hometown track at Kihikihi on April 30, he lier, Nigel Pitcon Auto Electrical, Te Awamutu Car came out on top against his two high-profi le op- Painters, Devoy Signs, Wilksbrooke Motors, JK ponents. Fabrications and Valvoline. Mosen is the rising young star of New Zealand Kihikihi contracted drivers, father and son Mark midget racing, while Worboys won the NZ midget and Andrew Edwards both made the fi nal three in championship in Stratford in 2005. the minisprint competitor of the year section, won Fabish was also recognised as this year’s NZ by Shaun Cooke of Huntly.

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HIGH HEELS: Can Can dancers, from left: Alannah Johnston, Danelle Barugh, Courtney Kingdon DON’T PROCRASTINATE and Cara Scott-Dickins ready for the Bastille Day opening at The Woolshed. 187067AD Bastille Day, July 14, is cel- David and Fiona Artis - both principals are Jon Hurst (last 1999 FORD FALCON FORTE ebrated in France as the day well known to Woolshed audi- seen at captain Von Trapp in Bench seat model, when, during the French Revo- ences. ‘The Sound of Music’) as the air con, 1 owner lution, the peasants stormed David took the lead in ‘The lecherous art critic Jussac, and Paris’ notorious prison. Music Man’ and ‘Hans Ander- Ed Clarke demonstrating his Was $10,990 On July 14 this year Te son’, and with Fiona was in Gil- comic versatility in a variety of Awamutu’s Woolshed Theatre bert and Sullivan’s ‘Iolanthe’. cameo roles. NOW will be overrun by an exuberant After ‘Can Can’ this Cam- The chorus has been under crowd of high-kicking glamor- bridge based duo are straight the watchful gaze of Fiona Mill- $7,450 ous dancers at the gala opening into rehearsals for ‘Jekyll and er, while June Higham makes a night of Talos’ next production Hyde’ for Hamilton Operatic. welcome return to Talos as the - Cole Porter’s ‘Can Can’. Newcomer to Te Awamutu musical director. 1997 FORD FAIRMONT GHIA ‘Can Can’ features some of Operatic, although a veteran ‘Can Can’ is one of the most Full leather, towbar, climate composer/lyricist Cole Porter’s performer of many years, is complex shows produced at air cond, luxurious motoring most witty and tuneful music Mike Murphy-Scanlon. He plays The Woolshed for some time, Was $10,990 with the show including such Boris, a highly eccentric sculp- there being 17 scenes involving standard songs as ‘I Love Paris’, tor who is the leader of a group eight different sets (designed by ‘C’est Magnifi que’, ‘It’s All Right of bohemian artists played by Jackie Blake and constructed NOW With Me’ and ‘You Do Some- Ben McMonagle, Daniel Hoga- by John Stewart) and nearly thing To Me’. rth and Andrew Kingdon. 100 costumes for wardrobe $8,395 Director David O’Brien says Mr Murphy-Scanlon is a mistress Lizzie Mallett and her he is thrilled with the cast he member of the ‘Glory 4’ gospel team to assemble. 2000 FORD FAIRMONT AU2 has assembled for this rollick- quartet featured regularly on As well, there is a duel se- Climate air con, boot spoiler, keyless ing production. TV’s ‘Songs of Praise’. quence that has meant several entry, mod km, navy blue “Not only is this a classic love Originally a professional cast members having to travel story, with the triumph of love dancer, he has appeared as the to Hamilton for regular fencing Was $17,990 over adversity, it is also very, male lead in ‘South Pacifi c’, lessons. very funny, with a lot of great ‘Seven Brides for Seven Broth- ‘Can Can’ is at The Woolshed NOW comedy lines and situations,” ers’ and numerous cabaret and Theatre from July 14-29 and is he says. music hall shows. a bright, funny, tuneful show $15,500 “I needed a group of actors His last stage appearance was that promises to be a good mid- who could not only sing well, last year in Riverlea’s produc- year crowd pleaser. but also have the ability to bring tion of ‘Les Miserables’ where Meals are available on several out the humour of the piece. We he scored as the inn keeper evenings and already several were lucky - we found them.” Thenadier, audiences relishing fi rms and organisations have Fairview Ford Set in Paris in 1893, ‘Can Can’ his comic talents. made enquiries for block book- is the story of cafe owner La Obviously a feature of a show ings. Alexandra Street, TE AWAMUTU PH 870 2535 Mome Pistache, and her fi ght to called ‘Can Can’ has to be the There are also matinee at bring this naughty dance to her dancing, and choreographer 1.30pm on Sunday, July 16 and customers. Gailene Foster has trained her 23 July. Opposed to her is the right- troupe of young lovelies, led by Reservations can be made eous, but handsome Judge, the delightful Rosie Stanley between 10am and 2pm at The Aristide Forestier, who is deter- who plays Boris’ girlfriend Woolshed in Mahoe Street, or by mined to see the laws regarding Claudine, into a high-kicking, phoning 871 7637. GRANT McCONNACHIE LEWIS HOPKINS this lascivious dance upheld. eye-catching ensemble that Ticket prices are $20 for 187TC031-06 a/h 871 4578, a/h 07 855 0197, As the glamorous Pistache would not disgrace the Folies adults, $16 for students and L.M.V.D. mob 027 485 4987 mob 0272 493 841 and the suave Judge Forestier, Bergere itself. senior citizens, with meals an are husband and wife couple, Completing the line-up of additional $20 per person. 187TC011/06

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PAGE 7 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Dining out in Te Awamutu reaches new heights Te Awamutu residents have a great new dining option with the opening of ‘Elevations’ on the corner of Alexandra Street and Roche Street. Developing the upstairs cafe- restaurant has been a huge un- dertaking for two local couples, Sandra and Alan Gillespie and Nicki and Brent Ward. Mrs Gillespie says she ini- tially looked at the premises to develop herself, but felt it was such a large space it required a team effort. “Nikki and I have worked together in a number of other cafes, so we knew we could successfully tackle this project together.” Many years ago the premises was used as a restaurant, but in recent times it had been

180TC024/06 operating as a church, with TOAST to higher dining: Elevations owners Sandra Gillespie (left) and Nicki Ward in their little of the remaining fi ttings new restaurant. 187068AD left when the new owners took egg dishes. salmon on avocado mousse, as also has a selection of cakes over. Lunch time visitors can enjoy well as medallions of venison and biscuits to enjoy with cof- “It was essentially an empty salads, sandwiches, hot pots, on kumara and apple rosti. fee. shell for us to work with. Hav- nachos, pastas, fi los and stacks. Each comes with a suggested Elevations also has a recep- ing plenty of space to develop If you’re popping in for a wine match. tion room available for special the restaurant was great, but it drink after work, the ‘after fi ve’ If you still have room, the occasions and once the lift is was also a lot of work. baskets would be perfect. They desserts sound heavenly - cara- in operation space will allow “We did have a defi nite idea include snack and drink combo mel chocolate rice castles, pear for around 200 guests. Future of what we wanted it to look options. and brazil nut steam puddings, plans include themed evenings like, however. We were to keen In the evening diners have a seasonal fruit stacked between and live music. to have an open plan design huge selection to choose from . vanilla toffee biscuits or lemon The restaurant is currently around a curved kitchen area Whether its soup, seafood or and lime cheesecake (to name open seven days for breakfast and this works well.” lamb shanks, there’s something a few). and lunch, and Wednesday to At the moment the restau- to please every palate. Tempt- Children aren’t forgotten Saturday for evening meals. rant is operating on restricted ing options include proscuitto either with several favourites For further details or bookings numbers until a new lift is wrapped beef fi llets, baked available, while the counter contact Elevations (870 1891). installed. “We have been very busy since opening, but until the Owen, Frost claim Bridge Club’s Eileen Byers Trophy lift is installed, to complete Competition was fi erce in Te Awamutu Bridge fi rst time in the club’s history that a player our fi re plan, we have limited Club’s recent annual open tournament. straight out of Bridge School and partner have space available. For this reason Host club players Bruce Owen and Ju- taken out the fi rst series the new player has it is essential that diners book lie Frost collected a session prize, which gave played in. a table.” them the Eileen Byers Trophy for the best Te Other new players doing well are Nathan Elevations has a variety Awamutu pair. Kelly and John Hastie. Nathan, the club’s of tempting dishes available At club level new players continue to shine youngest player at 14, took third spot and fi rst throughout the day. Breakfast with Richard Knight and partner, club presi- on handicap in Wednesday night play with options include pancakes, dent Colin Moore, taking out the ‘Pairs E’ series partner Kathy Hobbs. Runners up on handicap muesli, bagels, french toast, by a healthy margin over Linda Sloan and Paul were John Hastie and Richard Knight. Club tu- 180TC025/06 mushrooms and a variety of Hobbs. This caused quite a sensation as it the tor Bruce Owen is understandably delighted. TE AWAMUTU SPORTS What’s On

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 ljhooker.com Ken Hagan Named L.J. Hooker Franchise Owner Of The Year Te Awamutu Offi ce also leads in community relationships and growth Ken and Heather Hagan L.J. Hooker has given its most coveted award, Franchise Owner of the Year, to Ken Hagan of L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu. The award recognises achievements for service to the community, to customers and to the company, as well as the franchise's operational success and profi le in the market place. His offi ce also won fi rst place for community relationships and commission growth. Salesperson Ian Jones also took a top award for individual income growth, giving the Te Awamutu offi ce a total of four major L.J. Hooker awards for the year. Mr Hagan is president of L.J. Hooker's Rural Chapter and a member of L.J.. Hooker's prestigious Multi-Million dollar chapter of the Captain Club, which recognizes sales achievements. The awards were announced 24 June in Christchurch for the company's network of 90 franchise offi ces throughout New Zealand. The awards were based on performance in the year to 30 April 2006, "I am elated by this award and the recognition the offi ce has received by L.J. Hooker. It is quite an honour," Mr Hagan said. "It is not something I set out to do, it just evolved out of our hard work as a team and out of our involvement in the community." Mr Hagan said his offi ce decided to join in on some community charity projects fi ve years ago, and they continue with them every year because the team get so much enjoyment and satisfaction from the effort. One of the offi ce's major efforts is organizing a community garage sale each year. Staff members collect and sell the gear and give up two days to man the operation. Proceeds are donated to Cystic Fibrosis. The offi ce also sponsors "Keep Te Awamutu Beautiful", "Te Awamutu Alive", "Christmas Lights" programs, and other various organisations as well as most weekends loans out its L.J Hooker marquee for various community events. "Our team get a buzz from helping out, and it's a great way to say thank you and give something back to the community. I am also fortunate to have exceptional people around me including Diane Tyer who is the Principal, without these people their professionalism, and the environment we work in our success would not be what is it today", Mr Hagan said.

Warren McCarty, L.J. Hookers Managing Director, said L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu is an exem- plary business in every respect. "Mr Hagan runs a hugely successful operation with a fast growing offi ce. He leads a dedicated team including several of our top ranked salespeople in the nation. He constantly seeks to improve his operations and his service to his custom- ers, and strives to develop his staff through training and education. His offi ce also supports numerous community activities." "L.J. Hooker offi ces are an integral part of their communities having realised the reciprocal benefi ts of a close relationship," Mr McCarthy continued. Mr Hagan is a consummate real estate professional, leading a team that is proud of its local community and is keen to offer L.J. Hooker customers a complete real estate service."

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PAGE 9 Credit to College YOUR LETTERS Year 11 students Te Awamutu College Year 11 students who have at- tained between 55 and 80 Stop the moaning! NCEA Level 1 credits in the fi rst half of 2006: For goodness sakes Mr and friends everytime I leave it off’ and stop marring our Matthew Alexander, Parlane, do you ever stop the house, friendly people local paper with your pes- Lauren Ashley, Ellen Ber- whinging? still say hello to me when I simism? ney, Mariska Brits, Elle I have returned home from go for walks in the morning, It seems to me that as far as Bryant, Corey Cassin, studying at a university down and surprise, surprise, the you’re concerned, the Council Stevie-Lee Cocks, Aroha south for a three week break, same people are still writing can never do anything right Cook, Stephanie Cooke, only to fi nd that nothing has into the paper to have their - well quite simply put; ‘Get Courtney Devlin, Ashley changed in Te Awamutu. weekly whinge. over it.’ Edwards, Cushla Edwards, I still run into relatives Could you please ‘knock TERESA DERBYSHIRE Te Kare Emery, Nikki Fleming, Joshua Gemmell, Kelsey Gillespie, Rachel Blast from the past Annoyed when able bodied Grace, Angela Gray, Sharie Gregg, Martin Hipp, Rob- I worked at the Te Awamutu Courier in pinch car parks for disabled 1963 and 1964 and remember attending ert Horne, Stacey Hose, Did I get it wrong but I thought the Council Christian Jacobsen, Alan- the celebration of the centenary of the Battle of Orakau at Kihikihi in 1964. was going to employ parking wardens. nah Johnston, Ashleigh If I was right, where are they? Johnston, Jesse Kingi, I have often wondered since about the group of young operatic singers who per- Being disabled I get annoyed when parking Hannah Knighton, Sarah spaces are used by able bodied people, mostly Lorenz, Cohen Masson, formed on the day and who they were. Did they go on to become some of this young.’ Sean McBeth, Lace Mc- When confronted their excuse “I only stopped Cool, Charlotte Mylchreest, country’s great performers? The TV One programme recently on for a minute” and what of those who park all day Emma Mercer, Rebecca Dame Sister Mary Leo and her pupils in a 60 minute space. Muipu, Matthew Munce, raised the question again and I would be Also, how long are we going to pay through Nicole Oliedam, Puranga- interested to know if any readers can tell our rates for the white elephant called the taua Onehi, Morgan Rey- me who those 1964 singers were. Event Centre? nolds, Larissa Richards, GRAHAM LATTA Seeing that it’s running at a loss, it shows that Jamie Rust, Aleasha Shaw, 90% of ratepayers never use it. Laura Sinclair, Nina Singh- 156 Metzger Street Kooner, Laura Walker, Invercargill P. N. MCKINNEY Becky Wallace, Peter West. Weather Min Max Rain Dry ending Captivating speaker C0 C0 mm An eight-day dry, Arohena 11218 frosty spell at the end Kihikihi of June kept the rain- Guest speaker at Pirongia Te Members of the public are -4 18 5 Ngahinapouri -2 15 8 fall total for the month Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Soci- welcome to attend the event Parawera -3 15 6 below average. 187TC044/06 ety’s AGM will be Nancy Jensen on Monday, July 10 at Pirongia Pirongia -1 16 15 Te Awamutu weather from Otorohanga Kiwi House. School Activities Centre from Pokuru -2 14 5 watcher Paul Hobbs She will give a presentation 7.30pm. Te Awamutu 0128 recorded 116.5mm for about the Kiwi House’s captive For more information, please Te Kawa West --- the month, compared breeding programme for birds contact Clare St Pierre at 871 Te Pahu -2 14 8 to a June average of such as kokako. 9133. Waikeria --- 142mm. Camellia Resthome PHONE 07 871 5505 Glenn/Tina and the team are celebrating their first year of having the privilege of caring for our residents at Camellia Resthome.

We invite the public to share in our celebration at a morning tea to be held at: Publication date Thursday July 13th 1743 Rewi Street, Te Awamutu Our monthly Building Blocks to a Between 9.30am - 11.30am New Home feature will be focusing on Thursday 13 July 2006 on the Bathroom and Laundry areas. Quotes: Evelyn Laird "Camellia is the place to be" If you supply towels, tiles, washing Hazel Roa "Camellia is marvellous, the best around" machines, dryers etc, or are an We welcome visits to our resthome for prospective expert at decorating these areas residents at any time. We hope to see you on the day .... this feature is for you

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NOBODY IN THE WORLD SELLS MORE REAL ESTATE THAT RE/MAX 187TC042/06 PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 Cup rivals teaming up Increase By Colin Thorsen After locking horns with PPROFITROFIT Adine Wilson three times in the National Bank Cup, Laura Langman is looking forward to playing alongside her in the fast Increase approaching test series against Australia. “Adine is an outstanding player and one whom I have CCASHFLOWASHFLOW huge respect for,” said Langman after Magic’s 67-43 win over the Southern Sting on Friday We are holding a seminar to show you how to increase the night. performance of your business using internationally recognised “Coming up against a player systems. Come on July 20, 1:30pm, lunch included. Cost $99 per like Adine you know you have person. At Kelly & Bryant Chartered Accountants Ltd, 306 Alexandra Street, your work cut out for you for Te Awamutu. Phone Carli on 07-871 3176 or email [email protected] to book the whole 60 minutes. She your place. Numbers are limited. never lets up.” The Magic and Sting players ‘felt quite special’ that Prime

Kelly & Bryant 187TC021/06 Minister Helen Clark, who like Chartered Accountants Ltd, Laura heralds from Te Pahu, and Trevor Mallard took time 306 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 3176 out from their hectic schedules to attend the National Bank Cup fi nal at Mystery Creek. NATIONAL BANK CUP arch-rivals, Adine Wilson (Sting) and Laura “It’s always exciting to play in front of a chock-a-block crowd Langman (Magic) in the thick of the action in Friday night’s fi nal SSleekleek iinn SSilverilver but in front of such high pro- at Mystery Creek. Mike Stinson/PhotoPro.com fi le New Zealanders is a huge The Ferns get together in a test in Auckland on July 31. honour,” says the Magic wing- fortnight to start preparations Four members of the cham- 11997997 MMitsubishiitsubishi LLegnumegnum defence. “They both came over for a two test series against pion Magic team have been and shook our hands and com- Australia in Brisbane on July selected by Ferns coach Ruth mented on the game.” 22 and Sydney on July 25. Aitken for the three tests, Irene 1.8 AUTO,SPORTSWAGON Langman’s focus will now The Kiwis then fl y home to Van Dyk, Laura Langman, Ca- Airbags, ABS, air con, switch to the Silver Ferns. take on South Africa in a one-off sey Williams and Joline Henry. towbar, spoiler, Ryan penalty clinches win foglights. Third placed Te Awamutu will have the home rebounded off a Ngaruawahia defender’s hand, ground advantage when they meet Federation Cup spotted by the referee who awarded a penalty soccer leaders Otorohanga in a crucial clash at the which Ryan duly converted. Stadium on Saturday. Player of the day was Davieth Verhy. Ken Miezenbeek reports that only ‘two or three’ Te Awamutu reserve team were beaten 2-0 by points separate the top four teams in the league. Hamilton West in a Waikato Cup plate game. Te Awamutu coach Dave Ireland was happy to Te Awamutu women’s team will meet Claude- oonlynly $$7,9907,990 get a 1-0 win at Ngaruawahia last weekend. lands Rovers in the Waikato Cup fi nal - date and 187TC024/06 His side had not played for a fortnight while venue yet to be confi rmed - after thrashing Eastern Chatham Cup matches took place and it showed. Suburbs 7-1 in the semi-fi nal. Ngaruawahia dominated 60 per cent of the game. Goal scorers were Brogan Mathieson (3), Ayden IInghamngham TeTe AwamutuAwamutu LLMVDMVD The deadlock was broken in the 80th minute Bain (2), Lizzie Bossen and Annmarie Spragg. Cnr Mahoe St + Arawata St, Te Awamutu. Ph 871 5630 when Te Awamutu were awarded a free kick eight Mathieson and defender Charlotte Meyers metres out from goal. Andrew Ryan’s shot on goal were joint players of the day. • BILL TAYLOR - 021 972 449 • TREVOR HOSE - 021 298 4271 a/h 07 872 1770 look PRICE DON’T PROCRASTINATE 1999 FORD FALCON FORTE breakthrough Bench seat model, air con, 1 owner Was $10,990 GODFREY HIRST CAFE COURT NOW 100% NYLON CARPET .00 $7,450 l/m PLUS $99 1997 FORD FAIRMONT GHIA Full leather, towbar, climate DOUBLE POINTS in our win $100,000 promotion including the air cond, luxurious motoring Was $10,990 chance to win a house lot of Godfrey Hirst carpet valued at $5,000 NOW ery $8,395 For ev 2000 FORD FAIRMONT AU2 100 Climate air con, boot spoiler, keyless $ u spend entry, mod km, navy blue yyouo spend Was $17,990 of fantastic NOW $1000’s Plus ways to be wonver givea gest e u’s Big t $15,500 amut only a Te Aw away e give tain priz & Cur arpet ourt C Tile C urt & urt. Co re Co Fairview Ford urnitu F Alexandra Street, TE AWAMUTU PH 870 2535 ails See instore for det

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187TC027/06 Fairview Ford Alexandra St, Te Awamutu ~ Ph 870 2535 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PAGE 15 NNativeative TimberTimber Tarrant only shooter JJoineryoinery LtdLtd to cash in on Oh so close for • Melteca Kitchens • Timber Kitchens weather conditions United netballers • Stairs Perfect shooting conditions does not necessarily • Exterior & Interior Joinery mean perfect scores as was the case at Pirongia United fully extended top seeds They fought back well to turn a Gun Club’s July shoot. Cogs RHL before being pipped 48- two goal defi cit at the fi rst break 92 Bruce Berquist Drive, With clear skies and no wind on Sunday, Te 45 in premier netball at ASB Bank into a one goal lead by halftime but Te Awamutu Kuiti’s Jim Tarrant was the only competitor to Stadium. had trouble getting the ball through Phone: 871 6188 gain a possible score throughout the day, in the Diane Cox reports that the scene the court in the second half when Email: [email protected] 25 target eye-opener event. was set for yet another upset in the Bailey Ingham Wanderers tight- He went on to take out the High Gun for the championship round at the Trust ened their defence. day. 131TC022-06 Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre College Open A kept in touch with Peter Krippner showed good form to take the last Thursday night. Marist Weka for the fi rst half of feature event - the Pat Shanks memorial Trophy Trailing by just two goals at the their game but could not maintain - from fi ve other shooters who had qualifi ed for fi rst break, United played intel- the intensity, going down 58-34. the 25 target handicap competition. ligent netball to draw level at half- They trailed by seven goals at All six shooters were on scratch for the shoot- time and lead by two goals at three halftime, lost the third quarter by off. Michale Vincent was fi rst to be eliminated, quarter time. by 11 goals and the fi nal quarter by followed by Grant Wallace and Andrew Young, Regular GD Jane Entwhistle was six goals. leaving Steve Vincent, Tarrant and Krippner to inspirational at centre. She and WA RSN were all class against reach the fi rst 25 targets. Naomi Kara fed the shooters with Pirongia Meateaters, out playing The trio then switched to fi ve target points ease, causing Cogs RHL to bring them in every quarter. score. Tarrant dropped his fi rst target, Vincent Kiri Waters on at GD in the second Trailing by fi ve goals at the fi rst had a second barrel, while Krippner shot it clean quarter. break and restricted to scoring only to claim the trophy. United’s Carla McNeil said lapses seven goals in the second quarter, 25 target single barrell, A grade: J Tarrant; B grade: 22 R Smith, G Pulman. in concentration and fi tness was Pirongia Meateaters were forced 25 single barrell N/P: 24 J Tarrant, G Wallace. their undoing in the last quarter, into playing catch up netball for the 14 gymcrack, N/P A grade: 13/14 P Krippner, G Wallace; B allowing Cogs RHL to pick up some rest of the game. grade: 12/14 M Vincent, R Smith. crucial turnovers. There is no netball tonight or next 15 pair double rise, N/P A grade: 23/30 S Vincent; B grade: TAS Ecolab were unable to secure Thursday because of the school holi- 17/30 A Young, H Shaw. any points from their 48-39 loss to days. The championship resumes on 25 Pat Shanks Memorial: P Krippner 1st, S Vincent 2nd, J Tarrant 3. Bailey Ingham Wanderers. July 20. Firehawks falter Cambridge bowlers conquer Te Awamutu Sports Firehawks rugby league Mike Neil skipped his Cambridge with three wins, were the Ian Taylor team suffered only their second loss of the season Central team to victory in the latest skipped team from the Cambridge going down to second placed Turangawaewae 18- winter tournament staged by Te Club. 8 on Saturday. Awamutu Bowling Club. Te Awamutu Carpet and Curtain The Civic Video sponsored Firehawks still lead Neil’s four headed the 17-strong Court are sponsoring six such open the competition by three points. fi eld with 3½ wins. tournaments throughout the winter

061TC012/06 Try scorers were W. Ratima and A. Hunapo. The runners-up, on a countback at Te Awamutu Bowling Club. SPCA Animal Shelter Pirongia power past Ohaupo Pirongia took full advantage of Ohaupo’s lack of nil win. discipline, winning their local rugby derby 27-5 at Pirongia host Kihikihi this Saturday. The B’s Ohaupo on Saturday. kickoff at 12.30pm, followed by the main game at Jacko - JR Foxi X Mature At various times during the match, the hosts had 2pm. I am younger than I look. I am happy four players spend time in the sin bin - gifting the Te Awamutu Marist gave unbeaten Jaradites Ohaupo Hotel Cup to their neighbours. plenty of anxious moments before they prevailed and well socialised with other animals. Pirongia jumped on the fi rst such opportunity, 24-16 at Selectrix Marist Park. I will make a great mate. sending club veteran Peter Kanters over from a They led 8-0 courtesy of a Shane Walker penalty rolling maul. and a Dion Pryor try. The Mountain Men again exploited their advan- Pryor made up for two missed penalty attempts We have lots of dogs and puppies for adoption. tage with mid fi elder Nick Paralait running some in the fi rst 10 minutes when he took a quick tap beautiful lines to score a fi ne solo try. from a penalty, chipped over the defence and won Pirongia led 10-0 at halftime. the race to the ball. Ad kindly sponsored by... Lots of kittens and older Centre Adam Hall seized on his opportunity, A Pryor penalty after 30 minutes was offset by weaving and side stepping his way down fi eld to two Jaradites tries before halftime for the visitors cats needing good homes, run another outstanding solo try. to lead 12-11. plus many other dogs. With Thompson adding the extra two points, the Jaradites scored two further second half tries but Mountain Men led 17-0. the try of the match went to Marist halfback Bryce Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: A Thompson penalty inccreased their lead to McCandlish after the ball had been through seven V.E. VETERINARY 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu 20-0. sets of hands. McCandlish sprinted 20 metres to SERVICES LTD Winger Eddie Grayling showed his pace to score the line after receiving the fi nal pass. Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 for more details. Pirongia’s fourth try, converted by Thompson. Midfi eld backs Eric Hepi and Marty Rogers, and Email [email protected] Ohaupo scored a late consolation try. forwards Phil Manakau and Shane Walker were OPENING HOURS: Sunday 1pm - 4pm The PGG Wrightson, FIL, Rural Contracting Marist’s stand out players. Closed public holidays. For appointments call 021 463 543. Pirongia B team extended their winning streak Marist are away to Te Rapa at St Andrew’s Park www.teawamutu.net/spca 187TC020-06 against Ohaupo this season with a hard fought 10 on Saturday. Kickoff 2.30pm. SEAT 912

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210 Goodfellow Street, Te Awamutu mother of Judy, 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU $160 p/w, one bedroom, one bathroom home, grandmother of large yard, carport. Andrew and Kushla, – Office, Chapel and Reception Lounge –
72 Tainui Street, Te Awamutu Neil and Chris, Paul $300 p/w, three bedroom, one bathroom, two and Rebecca. For compassionate and caring service call David and Helen Houppermans (Creche available, no children’s garage, pool, fenced yard, modern kitchen.
Te Awamutu Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft church during holidays) 14B Whitmore Street, Kihikihi Courier (Also no cafe due to building alterations) $170 p/w, two bedroom, tidy unit, located down Member of Griefcare and FDANZ 096TC203-06 long r/o/w, parking. Phone 871 5151 336 Alexandra St For more information phone Contact Alice Barker on (07) 873-8700 Te Awamutu PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS Brian 870-2287 - Office 871-8667 to view these properties Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PAGE 17 TO LET TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE GARAGE SALE VEHICLE PARTS DEALS FOR SALE THREE bedroom semi- PUBLIC NOTICE JUMBLE Sale, every- Professional furnished house in Te Sections 18, 41 and 46 thing half price, St Awamutu, minute AIR FILLS TOWBARS Property Sale of Liquor Act Andrews Presbyterian walk to town, sunny ON site filling. Spence Church, Saturday, Management 1989 Marine phone 871- FREE & MUFFLERS location, large section, 8.30am - 11.00am. Confidential advice internal access ga- Stewart Alexander 7711. Te Awamutu Mufflers on consumer, legal rage, big workshop, Golf and Country BRAKE servicing, & Towbars, 225 Rickit and other areas. PLANTS FOR $300 p/w. Phone (07) Club Inc has made Stuart Law Ltd. Road. Phone 870-6255. application to the Dis- SALE 871-5959 or (021) 436- Phone 871-6426. Available at the 414. trict Licensing Agency Citizens Advice Bureau, at Waipa District VEHICLES United Arcade. Ray White Real PUBLIC NOTICES Council for the re- OONCENCE FARM WANTED newal of an on licence Phone 871-4111 MREINZ Estate in respect of the prem- OOVERVER TREES LATE model vehicles ALCOHOLICS A tthoroughhorough ccleanlean wwithith To Discuss Options ANONYMOUS ises is situated at 106 OIL filled heater, 11 Time to plant now wanted for disman- Budden Road, Pokuru, aattentionttention ttoo ddetailetail Contact FFromrom $$6060 fin, 2400 watt, $75. For summer shade tling - Ford, Holden, If you want to Te Awamutu. La-z-boy Morgan Mazda, Mitsubishi. Glenda Death drink, that’s your BBookook NowNow at Masons The general nature of rocker chairs, $75 Rosetown Auto Wreck- Mob (027) 685-6626 business 00800800 021021 428428 Garden Centre the business conducted 159TC208/06 each. Phone 871-5856. ers, 2 Bruce Berquist A/hrs 871-3396 IF YOU WANT TO Ohaupo Rd, Te Awamutu Drive, Phone 871-6066. Office 871-7149 under the licence is a CARAVANS & STOP, THAT’S OURS Sports Club. SNARE drum, with Phone 871-6208 TRAILERS 187TC200/06 Phone 871-4072 The days on which and stand, good sound. BOX hedging, Buxus GRAZING or 870-3463 the hours during which Phone (07) 870-2377. CARAVANS wanted, Sempervirens 15cm AVAILABLE PO Box 194 the liquor is sold under 10 - 30 ft, any condi- high, bushy, growing- Te Awamutu the licence are Sunday GARAGE SALE tion, anywhere, will on-lines, $1 each. to Thursday, 10.30am HAY/SILAGE DUTY CHEMIST travel. Up to $10,000. Phone 870-1487. SAFE ‘N’ SOUND to 10.30pm, extended to 17 Dick Street, Ki- BIG Square, Rye/clover Phone Steve (027) meadow hay and Lu- STORAGE MARSHALLS 11.00pm during day- 622-0011. hikihi, 9.00am Satur- light saving, Friday, VEHICLES FOR cerne silage, can de- PHARMACY day July 8. Saturday and Public liver. Phone Neil Lock up FOR SALE SALE (021) 926-315 or 872- Holidays, 10.30am to 287 College Street, not storage units SATURDAY 7871 a/h. July 8, 2006 1.00am the following DRUM Kit, black before 9am, furniture, FORD Laser, 1985, Now available day. WOF and reg, $300. 9.00am to 1.00pm century, good sound, household stuff, kids 9m x 4m unit The application may be five piece, suit begin- toys and more. Phone (021) 479-140. LIVESTOCK FOR ideal for boat storage SUNDAY inspected during ordi- ner, $395. Phone (07) MITSUBISHI Galant SALE
Electric Security Fence July 9, 2006 nary office hours of the 870-2377. 652 Kakepuku Road, GLX1, 1997, 2.0 auto,
24/7 access 10.30am to 12.30pm Waipa District Licens- Te Awamutu, three all usual extras, new 0800 SLINKY
Camera and patrolled ing Agency at 101 Bank FIREWOOD house lots, something tyres, silver, two own- Street, Te Awamutu. for all, 9.00am start, Casualty Calf Collection surveillance 5m³ $160, 10m³ $290, ers, 163000kms, Any person who is enti- Saturday, July 8. $4850. Phone (0274) Regular pickups Phone 871-2171 delivered. Phone (07) Top prices paid tled to object and who 878-5242 or (021) 617- 984-465 or 8716662. or (0274) 407-101 Council Carpark 697 Bank Street, 8.30 - wishes to object to the 349. Phone (07) 823-6712 230 Bruce Berquist Saturday, July 8 grant of the application 12.00, cash only. Drive, Te Awamutu Phone Phyllis 871-4811 may, not later that 10 FIREWOOD 799 Te Rahu Road, LIVESTOCK working days after the Dry Manuka and Aca- SUNNY three bedroom MEETINGS date of the first publi- cia, $100m³. Phone massive sale, all WANTED house with conserva- cation of this notice, file 870-5210. sorts, new and used, Great tory and two toilets, a notice in writing of 9.00am - 1.00pm. MANGATOATOA FIREWOOD, dry Tyres! AC PETFOODS single lockup garage, MARAE COMMITTEE the objection with the $250 p/w, bond and secretary of the District native Matai, $100 GOODFELLOW ANNUAL GENERAL Great Now Buying refs required. Phone Licensing agency at ute load or larger Street, signs out at Horses (07) 8552065 after MEETING Private Bag 2402, Te loads to suit. Phone 8.00am, doors, house- Prices! Saturday July 8, 2006 Awamutu. (07) 873-8996. hold items etc. 0800-834-222 6pm. Fitting & Balancing at 11.00am. This is the first publi- BULL calves wanted, TE AWAMUTU Agenda: cation of this notice. PUBLIC NOTICES 1. Karakia/ Mihi four day old Friesian, SELF STORAGE 2. Apologies Kihikihi Road $140 + gst, July only. From $17 p/w PUBLIC NOTICE 3. Minutes- Current/AGM 2005 356TC200/05 Te Awamutu Phone (07) 827-2449 24hr access 4. Matters Arising Sections 9(4), 16(2), Phone 871 3079 or (0274) 941-811. Camera Surveillance 5. Correspondence- In/Out 18(3), 31(3), 39(2), PH: (07) 856-7584 6. Finance Report 41(3), 55(3), 62(2), or (027) 608-1749 7. Marae Reports- Chairman 64(3) and 76(4) PUBLIC NOTICES /Wharenui/Kauhanganui Sale of Liquor Act 8. Election/Re-Election 1989 TE AWAMUTU FISH of Officers Paul John Sim- AND GAME INC 9. General Business mons, 11 Maniapoto Street, Manager, has PUBLIC NOTICES made application to Annual Tree Distribution Day the District Licensing Sunday, July 9 ~ 9.00am PIRONGIA COUNTRY MUSIC Agency at Otoro- P. Shaw Property hanga for the renewal Paterangi Road opp school Is held at the Pirongia Memorial Hall of a Club Licence in respect of the prem- Please supply a sack or large bag for tree Every second Sunday of the month ises situated at 11 transportation 1.00pm Start Maniapoto Street, Our club is a non profit association and appreciates Sponsored by Firth Concrete, Bond Road Otorohanga known as all generous donations for these trees. Services and Citizens Club Otorohanga. All profits from the day will be donated to Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust The general nature of INVEST IN YOUR PET the business conducted John Spence - Treasurer under the licence is TE AWAMUTU FISH AND GAME ASSN INC Chartered Club. PUPPY PRE-SCHOOL The days on which and Every Wednesday, 6.00pm onwards 4 week course TE AWAMUTU TAXIS the hours during which Course promotes socialisation skills and so much more liquor is sold under the Effective July 3, 2006, taxi service
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Monday 6.00am 9.00pm Grooming Behavioural problems etc. day. Tuesday 6.00am 12.00 midnight Preferred age of Puppies; 6 - 12 weeks The application may be FREE Wednesday 6.00am 12.00 midnight bag of Hills puppy growth food on second night inspected during ordi- Thursday 6.00am 12.00 midnight Phone Vicky to enrol today nary office hours at the office of the Otoro- Friday 6.00am 3.00am Saturday 871-3091 hanga District Licens- Saturday 8.00am 3.00am Sunday 442 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu ing agency at: 17 Ma- Sunday No Service 187TC203/06 niapoto Street, Christmas Eve 6.00am 12.00 midnight Otorohanga. Boxing Day 6.00am 12.00 midnight Any person who is en- New Year’s Eve 6.00am 3.00am New Years Day titled to object and who wishes to object to the No Service Christmas Day, Good Friday grant of the application and Easter Sunday may, not later than 10 Bookings outside these hours can be arranged working days after the date of the first publi- with on duty driver. Please phone 871-4178 cation of this notice, Monday - Friday, 9.00am to 5.00pm. file a notice in writing We regret, that due to poor signal strength, of the objection with we have had to withdraw Eftpos from the taxis. The Secretary, Otoro- hanga District Licens- Appearing in the ing Agency, PO Box 11, Otorohanga. Courier are available in colour and This is the second pub- PHOTOS black and white lication of this notice. ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE

PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WORK SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SALE WANTED VACANT VACANT MORTGAGE TREE & STUMP PRIME Fraser Street BROKER T.D.C.C.H. location. Phone 871- SERVICE 5238. NZMBA Call Dennis Clements Qualified Rural

Workforce Phone Christine TOTAL TREE CARE BUSINESSES FOR 871-3176 Milking Phone 871-5221 SALE (021) 545-302 General Labour Te Awamutu Owned Fencing ANNIE’S CHILDCARE and Operated OTOROHANGA RETAIL Knapsack OFFAL weed spraying A vacancy for an ECE CLOTHING WATER PIPE Best in the district with a BEd/Dip TCH Women’s Clothing, HOLES LAYING References available (ELE) is available in a Accessory and small but centrally Jewellery shop.


DON’T MISS OUT located town. If you like Trenching BOOK NOW Situated in a prime KING COUNTRY Backfilling the quiet life and enjoy a location. Phone (0800) 845-322 family orientated DRILLING TE AWAMUTU Spacious premises. environment then this Owner operator with DINGO position is for you. * 4 Wheel Drive FARM one casual staff member. DIGGER with driver, * Best Equipment SERVICES Our centre is licensed Established for four $62 hr inc gst. Phone * Best Prices 0800 C-ME-DIG EMPLOYEES for 27 children, 7 are years with Tony 871-3620. * Foundations 871-2927 WANTED under 2 and will be growing turnover. * Lined Soak Holes celebrating our 10 year * Associated Phone (07) 873-9101 ELECTRICIAN EXPERIENCED farm birthday in 2007. (daytime) or Concrete Products WEEDSPRAYING worker for small farm ELECTRICIAN Radio Controlled Units For further details (07) 873-7004 in Ohaupo, live out contact Ann-Maree (after hours) CHRIS MYLCHREEST PHONE DENNIS
Handgun Work preferred. Phone (07) on (07) 873-6605 / COLSON 823-6610. CHRIS MYLCHREEST
Gorse (021) 031-0820 0800 DUG HOLES
Ragwort WANTED KNOWN FOR: 0800 384 465 or send a CV to:
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ery. Phone 871-6470. Repairs NO fix, no fee, repairs Pirongia Area Road, Otorohanga. from experienced local Phone Marshall August 1 to the end of WORK WANTED Phone 871-2914 IT professional. Mo- Contracting September 2006. FARM Mobile bile upgrades, repairs 871-7896 Live in accommodation and installations ser- an option to suitable VACANCY! CAR valet. Phone Ul- (027) 496-7849 tra Clean 870-3452 vice. No call out fees! applicant. We are looking for Phone Matt (021) FARM WORK Experience not today! WANTED someone for August, Glen Rawson 261-5277 or 870-3038. essential although a September, October, CARPET genuine willingness to 2006, to help with all Plumbing PLUMBING CROP & learn is essential. farm duties. Craftsman, Plumber CLEANING and Gasfitter Spouting, PASTURE Accommodation and Please phone John meals supplied, some
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Craftsman Plumber (021) 926-315 MILKER REQUIRED MILKER REQUIRED (021) 421-077. Agricultural Contractor LADY experienced in 24 Hour Enthusiastic and milking, calf rearing, Service reliable person to milk HOME HELP AVAILABLE ULTRA CLEAN child minding and 350 cows at housework, references Hewitson Plumbing Korakonui , 15 minutes Phone 871-6662 available. Phone Phone 871-3620 from Te Awamutu, live or (0274) 984-465 Tania 871-1855. out position. Milking ROSETOWN only, no farm work CARPET. Phone Ultra LOUNGE suites required. Experience KIDS AT HOME LTD Clean 871-6662 to cleaned. Phone Ultra PAINTERS preferred. Good time off book now! Clean 871-6662 now! and remuneration. For all your painting HOME BASED CAREGIVERS NEEDED..... Phone Sam and wallpapering MEATEATER (07) 872-2899. Are you wanting to earn extra money but still be CHIMNEY requirements. based in your own home? Clean, parts, repairs, HOMEKILLS LTD Phone 871-3411 or be ready for winter. Do you want to choose the hours/days you work? Phone 871-9995 027-482-5586. WORK WANTED Phone 871-5351 or or (029) 871-9995 We are looking for energetic/caring persons to (0274) 664-367. provide care for pre-school children,

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VEHICLES WANTED 103TC Phone Denise, 871-7673 DDrivingriving (MON-FRI 8.30 to 1.30) SHUTTLE The CAR DUMP LLessons?essons? (p.s. one of our caregivers is earning approx. $500 per SERVICE week and is still home for her own children after school). COMPANY Ph Pat or Deanne RRosetownosetown DDriverriver TTrainingraining 872-2530 PPh:h: 8871-556971-5569 MMob:ob: ((0274)0274) 1125-00025-000 0800 CAR DUMP (027) 289-5496 or 0800 227 3867 Get th (027) 289-5497 STOCK SALES at car outa FREE COLLECTIONS there SPOUTING, Marley, (Waikato & King Country) $29 mtr, fitted inc gst. 187TC201/06 Phone Tony 871-3620. LIVESTOCK WANTED Steve’s IN CALF HEIFER & BUDGET COW SALE Tuesday July 11 - 11.30am Start Specialist Tree Location: Te Awamutu Sale Yards, Maintenance Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu

Advanced Certificate SALE COMPRISING in Arboriculture 150 In calf hfrs and budget cows
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Selective Crown calving 24/07/06. WANTED reduction A/C Client

FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer Phone (0274) 191-591 25 Top Frs Frs x hfrs, BW 150, calving (07) 829-8818 a/h 17/07/06. PROMPT PROCESSING
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SAME DAY KILL A/C Client ULTRA Clean, com- 24 Top Frs Frs hfrs, BW 149 PW 144. BW’s STUART ALLAN LIVESTOCK BUYER plete cleaning ser- up to 190, calving 20/7/06 Jersey bull. A/H: 07 829 8272 MOB: 029 290 4330 vices. Phone 871-6662. A/C Client LIVESTOCK WANTED 25 Frs Frs x cows, fully recorded, calving 10/7/06

BONER COWS WANTED Catalogues available on day.

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Further Entries Being Accepted All enquiries to: Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Steve Weck 07 870-2961 0274 770 109 Also empty heifers and potter bulls Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 PAGE 19 TRADESMAN’S CORNER ‘ HOME KILLS For Honest

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PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 SITUATIONS WANTED KNOWN SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT VVEHICLEEHICLE SALES POSITIPOSITIONON GARDENERS re- Te Awamutu SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS!! SPCA New and Used vehicle sales person quired, part time Required for new school term. hours available, with VOLUNTEER required for busy Ford Dealership. busy maintenance Previous vehicle sales not essential, but a retail Vacancies for Te Awamutu, Pokuru, team, must be fit and RAFFLE sales background would be an advantage.

enjoy working out- TICKET Te Pahu and Parawera areas. doors. Phone (027) Good communications skills, written and  All license fees paid by us 238-2517 or 872-2853 SELLERS oral essential. a/h. Please phone For further information apply in writing to:  Uniform supplied. KIDSTART home number below Grant McConnachie, Branch Manager,  If you don’t have a ‘P’ endorsement call based care and learn- Fairview Ford, PO Box 24, Te Awamutu ing, nationwide. DRY CAT FOOD us anyway, assistance to obtain one will be Phone Sue on (0800) 543-782 for informa- URGENTLY FAIRVIEW FORD considered. tion. NEEDED Phone NOW!

Please drop off at the Te Awamutu Courier ACCESS Phone 871-6373 ~ Mobile (021) 951-786 office, at the SPCA on Or email: [email protected] Sundays, or phone the HOMEHEALTH number below to arrange Hauora Tara-a-Whare a delivery time Support Workers Required

FOSTER HOMES We are looking for reliable Support Workers. FOR DOGS If you are honest, caring and interested in WANTED URGENTLY providing care for the elderly in their own homes, we would love to hear from you. Food and kennels Travel paid and training available. supplied PART TIME GYM OPEN DAYS Contact Heather for an application pack INSTRUCTOR on (07) 574-3991 or (0800) 473 252 Tauranga Every Sunday Quoting Reference 003 We are looking for an 1.00pm - 4.00pm energetic qualified except public holidays instructor for our Or by appointment Otorohanga facility. Phone 871-5222 and For further details leave a message or PEKERAU PRIMARY SCHOOL contact Ian on Phone Diane (021) 463-543 (07) 873-8646 or TE AWAMUTU (0275) 042-082 or send your CV to: TEACHER AIDE REQUIRED [email protected] We require a Teacher Aide to work with a special needs child for 15 hours per week, SITUATIONS VACANT commencing on Monday, July 24, 2006. Applications close on Monday, July 17, 2006 Please send a letter of application, NIGHTFILL ASSISTANTS CV and names of two referees to:

At Te Awamutu Woolworths, we currently The Principal P O Box 233, have part-time vacancies available within our Te Awamutu, 3840. Grocery Department. It will be up to you to ensure that the shelves are stocked and well presented. Experience is not necessary as full training will be given. Some weekend work may be required. HAZELMERE KINDERGARTEN Apply in writing to: ADMINISTRATION POSITION Shay Coldrick 15 HOURS PER WEEK Dry Goods Manager 164TC200-06 P O Box 69 Administrators carry out a range of general Te Awamutu non-teaching duties to assist the professional work of teachers including clerical or administrative work and Applications close July 14, 2006. also childcare duties under the guidance of teachers.

For application pack: Phone (07) 883-8787, fax: (07) 883-8110, Central North Island Kindergarten Association, P O Box 341, Putaruru, 3443. Apply in writing with application pack and enclosing your CV to: Cherie Vickers, Human Resources Officer, P O Box 341, Putaruru. Applications close at 9.00am on Friday, July 14, 2006. RECEPTIONIST ADMINISTRATOR

We are looking for two experienced Receptionist/Administrators to work in our busy real estate offices in Te Awamutu and Otorohanga. A typical day will see you being the ‘face and voice of the office’, working with our clients and customers. You will also support the team in administration responsibilities from typing correspondence, drawing up agreements, ensuring all listings are up to date and answering queries. You won’t be bored in this role. You will need good people and computer skills, Microsoft Word, Publisher, Outlook Express, along with a pleasant telephone manner and the ability to multi-task under pressure. If this sounds like you please deliver your CV to our Harcourts offices in either Otorohanga or Te Awamutu, Attn: Mel Barker. Hours are from 8.30am to 5.30pm, and every alternate Saturday morning.

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‘Freddy’ back by popular demand Redoubt patrons have asked...so Freddy Mercury (aka Steve Larkins - right) is back this Friday night. His show ‘Mercury Rising’ has punters sing- ing along, dancing in the aisles (if there were some) and laughing until they drop. Over the past 25 years Larkins has played keyboards and sung with Dave Dobbyn, When the Cat’s Away, Dave McCartney, Ardijah, Midge Marsden, Ray Colombus and Tom Shar- plin.

CINEMA SCENE Click An age-old philosophical conundrum arises in this Adam Sandler comedy: if you can con- trol time, how best to manipulate it so that it doesn’t impact the universe in an adverse way? A workaholic architect, who has been over- looking his family in favour of his career, comes across a universal remote that allows him total control over his life, such as pausing events or fast-forwarding over them. When the remote begins creating its own memory and choosing what to fast-forward over, the man sees how much of his personal life has passed him by and realizes the impor- tance of spending more time with his family.

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187TC040/06 PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, July 6, 2006 MRS HENDERSON PRESENTS M This year’s OSCAR winner. A compelling, THU & FRI 10.35, MON, TUE & WED 10.15 brave and remarkable achievement. THE DA VINCI CODE M This deeply sad, yet harsh and touching film grabs you and never SAT 7.05, SUN 6.05 lets you go. It is meant to shake you and Another wonderful British gem. A rare, Win passes to ‘Hot Pursuit’ inspiring, uplifting tale with perfect it will. casting. “It tears your heart out.” Herald. TSOTSI M Te Awamutu Courier and Tracs give readers the ing Ideas Programme at New Greenham Arts, New- ON A CLEAR DAY M THU & FRI 6.05 & 7.50, SAT 4.20 & 7.50, chance to win a double pass to the comedy, crime bury. Their comic style has seen cult success with THU 4.15, FRI 2.25, SAT 6.05, SUN 12.20, SUN 10.35 & 5.50, thriller ‘Hot Pursuit’. their international tour of ‘The Reconditioned Wife MON 6.00, TUE 2.00, WED 6.00 MON, TUE & WED 7.50 Its time to lock your doors, secure your belongings Show’ and ‘Flamingo Flamingo Flamingo’ From Maeve Binchy’s best-selling novel Emma Roberts and Jo Jo star in a and reach for the pepper spray… there’s some- To be in to win simply put your name, address and comes a charmer of a movie. A moving spunky and entertaining movie about thing funny going on at The Community Theatre, daytime contact number on the back of a standard and human story. Clarence Street - could it be comedy duo Plested sized envelope, address it to the ‘Hot Pursuit Com- two teenagers, a mermaid and a quest and Brown? petition’ and make sure it reaches our offi ce by 5pm TARA ROAD PG for love and magic. It’s flip, finny FUN. ‘Hot Pursuit’ is a twisty, turny, comedy crime next Tuesday. THU 2.25, FRI 4.15, SAT 2.30, SUN 4.00, AQUAMARINE PG thriller that comes to Hamilton on Friday July, 14. MON 2.00, TUE 6.00, WED 2.00 THU & FRI 12.30, SAT 12.35, SUN 2.05, Tickets are available from TicketDirect. Excellent storytelling with heart- MON, TUE & WED 12.05 warming emotions and lively action DS Cassidy is an inner city cop who is sent to the For those who liked NANNY MCPHEE, country to put a stop to one of the biggest crime scenes. Adults love this one big time. the shaggy-dog story that will send you waves to hit the Home Counties. Tremendous responses for this great home with your tail wagging. This is a Arson attacks, fl ashers in the park and Labrador show - people are coming back for a thoroughly enjoyable family film of the dogs being shot at are just some of the strange second crashing. sort they really don’t make anymore. events that have been happening in Upper Lower CARS G Greater Middle Gobbleston. Stars Peter O’Toole. DS Cassidy sets the pulses racing as– a big shot THU & FRI 9.45, 12.10 & 6.00, LASSIE PG detective with a penchant for violence and anything SAT 11.30, 3.35 & 5.45, THU & FRI 9.30 & 3.40, SAT 11.10, SUN 10.30, 2.35 & 4.45, in trousers….but can she solve the case? Is this SUN 10.10, MON, TUE & WED 9.45 & 4.00 city detective up to the job? And more importantly MON, TUE & WED 9.40, 12.00 & 5.35 FAST AND FURIOUS: Disney may have written the book on will she be able to work alongside local bobby P.C live-action animal adventure stories, but Butler?!! TOKYO DRIFT M it has been quite a while since there Town and country collide as Butler and Cassidy THU & FRI 1.40 & 8.00, SAT 1.05, swing into action. Dangerous and daunting adven- SUN 2.25, MON, TUE & FINAL WED 7.45 has been a chapter as terrific as this film. Stars Paul Walker. tures are guaranteed as this chalk and cheese duo Adam Sandler scores with this attempt to catch a killer. gentle comedy with appeal to all ages. EIGHT BELOW PG From the minds of critically acclaimed theatre Fantastic. Sandler delivers and the THU & FRI 11.25 & 5.45, SAT 3.10, company Plested and Brown and directed by Aman- supporting cast are great. A good SUN 12.05, MON, TUE & WED 1.40 & 3.50 da Wilsher (Trestle Theatre Co), ‘Hot Pursuit’ begs comedy element throughout. the question are we really as safe as houses?! Capt. Jack (Johnny Depp) Sparrow Plested and Brown are supported by the Cultivat- CLICK M is back in Dead Man’s Chest. Keira THU & FRI 9.55, 12.00, 2.10 & 8.10, Knightly and Orlando Bloom quickly SAT 11.20, 1.25 & 7.55, find themselves thrust into Jack’s SUN 10.20, 12.25 & 6.55, misadventures. MON, TUE & WED 11.40, 1.50, 5.55 & 8.00 This adventure follows the escapades of a motley group of animals. It features colourful characters and wacky humour. It’s fantastic, punchy and loads of FUN - even for adults. Kids will love the warm fuzzy characters and adults will love the comicality. OVER THE HEDGE PG THU & FRI 9.35, 11.15, 1.00 & 4.20, SAT 11.00, 12.40 & 5.30, M SUN 10.00, 11.40 & 4.30, MON, TUE & WED 9.30, 11.05, 12.50 & 3.55 OUT OF THIS WORLD. A journey full of action and adventure. A visual tour-de- force that succeeds in balancing eye- popping 21st century visuals with the heart and soul of a story-driven epic. THU & FRI 2.40, 5.35 & 8.30, SAT 2.25, 5.20 & 8.15,

131TC034/06 SUN 1.25, 4.20 & 7.15, MON, TUE & WED 2.30, 5.25 & 8.20 (No Comps. $14.50, $11.50, $9.00) M The simple joyful quality of Curious George never lets it down. The energy THU & FRI 2.30, 5.25 & 8.20, SAT 1.50, level never flags long enough for the lit- 4.45 & 7.45, SUN 12.50, 3.45 & 6.45, tle ones to get bored. HOTEL MON, TUE & WED 2.20, 5.15 & 8.10 CURIOUS GEORGE G & RESTAURANT (No Comps. $14.50, $11.50, $9.00) MON, TUE & WED 10.05 & 11.50 187TC009/06 R.V. Runaway Vacation PG STARS ROBIN WILLIAMS STARTS JULY 13 THIS FRIDAY NIGHT Karaoke 9pm - late

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AUCTION TE AWAMUTU The Country Dream TE KAWA

E E M M O O H H N N E E P P O O

JOINT 178 Hillcrest Ave Open Home: 100a Te Kawa Rd Open Home: • 3 bedrooms plus office Saturday, July 8, 1.00-2.00pm • Family Size and Country Style Sunday, July 9, 1.00-2.00pm • 704m2 subject to survey Wednesday, July 12, 2.00-2.45pm • Offi ce • 7000m2 Wednesday, July 12, 12.00-1.00pm • New bathroom AUCTION: • Double glazing • Close to town To be held July 28 at 1.00pm at Burchell • Single internal access garage • Choice of schools in area Centre, TA Information Centre • Double Ideal garage Debbie Thomson www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA 60179 Debbie Thomson 07-870 2841 www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA 60180 07-870 2841

Relax In Pirongia PIRONGIA Parklike with Possibilites TE AWAMUTU Kawhia Gem KAWHIA Country Hideaway TE PAHU

• 5589m2 • Under a year old $398,000 Excellent 4 bedroom home, $Neg • It's a honey $350,000 • 2 paddocks • Watch the kids play in the Make an Offer complemented by an amaz- • Magnificent family home • Post and rail fencing 10 year oak tree ing "Park Like" large section, • Great outdoor living • Good contour • Quiet area boasting its own swimming • Sea views • 3 double bedroom Cedar pool, tennis courts and also a home with office • No maintenance just the • Get in now before the 2 self contained outside room. • Kent style fire lawns on 1187m summer increase • 3 double bedroom home Handy to both Te Awamutu • Northerly aspect with • Well priced • Spa bath and Cambridge. excellent views www.pggwre.co.nz Peter McEvoy www.pggwre.co.nz Debbie Thomson www.pggwre.co.nz Peter McEvoy www.pggwre.co.nz Peter McEvoy ID: TEA 60176 027-228 7115 ID: TEA 60163 07-870 2841 ID: TEA 60146 027-228 7115 ID: TEA 60135 027-228 7115

Two Lifestyle Sections NGUTUNUI Last One $179,000 PIRONGIA Lifestyle sections TE AWAMUTU

2 2.61&3.75ha (6.6 & 9.5 acres) $240,000 Bare land 3814m , idyllic sec- tion on the edge of Pirongia North facing, easy - rolling $270,000 contoured, elevated sites. Village. Sunny and flat with • Magnificent rural views, peaceful and private setting Your choice of building sites. (including GST) superb rural and mountain • Excellent building sites, close to town at 6kms Quiet no exit lane. Divided views. Power and telephone • Services power, phone and water and bounded by small stream at boundary. Trout stream • Lot 1 approx 2500m2 Debbie Thomson 10 mins to Pirongia 20 mins Debbie Thomson on your doorstep. Excellent • Lot 2 approx 2500m2 to Te Awamutu. 07-870 2841 07-870 2841 • Lot 3 approx 2500m2 location. Arthur Marty Pat Tindle • Lot 4 SOLD www.pggwre.co.nz Pat Tindle www.pggwre.co.nz 07-870 2834 ID: TEA 60172 & 60171 07-870 2832 ID: TEA 60138 07-870 2832 www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA 60158

Lifestyle Subdivision PRIONGIA Lifestyle/Grazing TE AWAMUTU Section TE PAHU Heavenly Haven TE AWAMUTU Fully redecorated. Large section. Cosy living at its best. www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA 60173 Peter McEvoy 027 228 7115

2 Left • 6.879Ha aprrox 17 acres $630,000 + GST This 2 acre section is a good Rural Family Home TE AWAMUTU Quality sections with great • Tidy 4 bdrm home with buy! There are approx 50 gum extensive decking and 50 Macrocarpa trees. Any Four bedroom home. Handy to both views. Post and rail fence, • 20x6m workshop with 3 phase trees not required will be Te Awamutu and Cambridge. $Neg tar sealed entrance. From removed by the vendor to power, concrete floor www.pggwre.co.nz 4900m2 and 8000m2 (1¼ and • Brand new stock yards, and 3 reveal your dream, elevated Debbie Thomson Debbie Thomson ID: TEA 60164 bay calf rearing shed building site with great views. 2 acres). 07-870 2841 • Flat to easy rolling contour 349 Limeworks Loop Road 07-870 2841 Debbie Thomson 07-870 2841 www.pggwre.co.nz Pat Tindle www.pggwre.co.nz Arthur Marty www.pggwre.co.nz Pat Tindle ID: TEA 60153 ID: TEA 60129 07-870 2832 ID: TEA 60177 07-870 2834 07-870 2832 187TC002/06

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