Te Awamutu Courier

ISSN 1170-1099 120TC049/04 Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2006

Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Cup competition Committee and sponsors Want a chance to win some quick cash? Check out the fun Melbourne Cup competition inside today’s issue (pages 14-15). geared up for Christmas All you have to do is fi nd a racing term in each of the advertisements on those pages. List these on the entry form and send it in to us with your details by lunchtime Tuesday. The fi rst correct entries drawn out will be allocated a horse in the Melbourne Cup. The winner will collect $200, second $100 and third $50. (If a horse is a late scratching you receive a $5 ‘scratchie’). Festival at KK The very best showjump- ers New Zealand has to offer will be on show at the Kihikihi Equestrian Centre this weekend (November 3-5). The centre is hosting the Cambridge Festival of Show- jumping which will feature over 300 horses and riders from TE AWAMUTU Spirit of Christmas committee members and sponsors representing Mortgage Express, Harcourts, Flight Centre, L.J. Hooker, around the country. Bargain Timber, First national, Singleton & Hansen, Contact Electrical and Heathcote Appliances in Anzac Green in readiness for this Riders will be competing in all grades, including the year’s Christmas events which kick off in the Green on December 1. 306061AD National Series and World Cup With less than a month to the ols, complete with candles, followed entrants and some fantastic prizes. lies who are decorating their homes qualifying round. fi rst of this year’s Christmas in by the lighting of the Christmas Entries from Heathcotes. for Christmas. This new event was Te Awamutu events, Te Awamutu Tree and other Christmas Lights. For the kids there will be a very popular last year and they are Howzat! Alive’s Christmas Spirit Commit- This year the committee has ex- number of fun activities in the Al- hoping to increase the number of Arohena School pupils will tee has been working as hard as tended its collection of Christmas trusa Kidzone and Santa will once houses in the ramble in 2006. be sharing their breakfast Santa’s elves getting the town’s display lights as a result of grants again be in Santa’s Grotto at TML. First National Real Estate is and playground with the State preparations in place. from Southern Trust, New Zealand For those children wishing to organising the Business Christmas Cricket Team on Friday. On Friday, December 1 at Anzac Community Trust, Trust Waikato write to Santa, there will be a spe- Window Display Competition. It The school won the oppor- Green the festive season will be and the Te Awamutu Community cial mail box at Phil’s Photo Magic is hoped that all businesses in tunity to have them visit for launched with a family fun evening Board. during December. Many of the the CBD and beyond will get the breakfast and play a game of starting at 6pm. Spokesperson Leanne Milligan popular costume characters that Christmas Spirit this year and dec- cricket through a Victim Sup- One of the highlights of this says that the collection of lights visited Te Awamutu last year will orate their business for Christmas. port competition. event will include the Cow Pat has been almost trebled this year back again, with one or two new The committee is also co-ordinat- Amongst the players will be Bingo with Daisy the cow drawing which will give the light up consid- arrivals. ing a retail promotion ‘Cracker James Marshall, Daryl Tuffey this novel ‘prize’. This year there is erably more impact. Entry forms for the Harcourts Christmas Deals’ for December and former Te Awamutu Col- a $500 travel prize donated by the The highlight of the festive pro- Santa parade have been sent out to 15. Members will be out visiting lege teacher Brent Arnel. Te Awamutu Flight Centre as the gramme will, as usual, be Santa’s all community organisations and retailers over the next week to get main ‘pat’ prize, plus there will be Parade and various activities to be will also be available at Harcourts, the fi nal arrangements in place. a number of ‘splatter’ prizes. held on Saturday, December 9. Fes- the i-Site Visitor Information Cen- Keep an eye out in the December CBD art trail There are only 400 tickets and tivities will start at 9.30 am and tre and the Courier. 14 Courier, and also in retailers’ Art works from a number of these will be available for sale to fi nish after 2pm. Any enquiries can be directed shop windows, for Cracker Deal Waipa artists will grace retail the public during November so There will be a number of events to organiser Davina Miller (871 special offers. shops in the CBD next week keep an eye out for the committee during the day including the Out- 8784). Some entries have already A number of other Christmas as part of Scream Rosetown selling tickets. house Derby being organised by been received and organisers are events have been advised to the Festival. It is also Light Up night, but un- Mortgage Express and sponsored hoping to better last year’s mam- i-Site Visitor Information Centre Thirty-three shops are tak- til it gets dark the committee has by Singleton Hansen Plumbing moth effort with more than 50 and Roz and Claire and the team ing part, some with numerous organised entertainment, includ- World and ANZ. This year there is entries. would love to hear about every- works. There is also a display ing the Breeze FM, Johnny Nelson, a $250 cash prize for the winner of Ms Milligan says that there will thing that is being organised to of fl oral art and entries in the Kihikihi Primary School Choir, a the constructors competition and a be plenty happening on Santa Pa- celebrate Christmas in December. Mt Pirongia Art Awards. Santa’s run and other fun games $250 cash prize for the winner of rade day for the whole family. The Christmas Advent Events An Art Trail schedule is avail- for kids. There will be food and the racers competition. L.J. Hookers and Altrusa are Calendar and details for the Light able from any participating drink available, a real family fun The popular ‘Heathcotes Windy organising this year’s Residential Up and Santa Parade Day events retailer. atmosphere. As it gets dark every- 50’s’ event will also take place Lights Ramble and Diane Tyer will be published in the November one can gather for Christmas car- with a special lunch at the RSA for would love to hear from those fami- 28 Te Awamutu Courier.

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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 Mount Pirongia Art Hitting the catwalk Awards part of for Freeman Court Scream Rosetown

CAROLINE EVE Te Awamutu manager Alison Muggeridge (left) adjusts a necklace for real estate INAUGURAL Mt Pirongia Art Awards winner Adrienne Dietrich with her consultant Mairi Gray, who is wearing an outﬁ t she will model in next week’s fashion evening. Holding painting ‘Coming in to Pirongia’. File photo. the changing room door open for her is Freeman Court resident Rhoda Langmuir. 306063AD Last year’s inaugural Mt in the Pirongia Memorial Hall Te Awamutu Caroline Eve let myself in for. ‘An Evening of Romance, Ruf- Pirongia Art Awards was deemed from Friday, November 10 until staff have come up with a fun, “But having said that, I don’t ﬂ es and Lace’ is being staged in a huge success by organis- Saturday, November 18. fashion evening to support mind helping out - Caroline Eve the Te Awamutu Sports Club ers, and this year they are There is a prize pool of the refurbishment of Freeman staff are really doing the hard on November 8, starting at hoping for an even bigger over $800 in various cat- Court retirement home and work in organising the evening. 7.15pm. and better competition egories and age sections. have convinced locals to act as “They have come up with a Guest speaker is the founder and exhibition. The Award is organised models. very positive way to help others and managing director of Caro- The 2006 Awards by Pirongia Te Aroaro o Mairi Grey is one of those who in our community.” line Eve, Deborah Mundy. are also now part of Kahu Restoration Soci- has been talked into helping out Caroline Eve’s Te Awamutu Spring and Summer fash- Scream Rosetown ety. All entries are for sale, at the event. manager Alison Muggeridge ions will be presented, while a Festival, a welcome and can also be viewed at The Te Awamutu real estate says she feels Freeman Court is number of spots prizes will be addition to the festival www.pirongia.org.nz. Pirongia Te consultant is a Caroline Eve a important community facility given out to the audience. programme. Aroaro o Kahu Restoration Society customer and was asked by and the staff felt they could help Tickets for the event ($20) are Entries closed yesterday receives 25% of sale proceeds to staff for a ‘big favour’. raise some of the funds required available from either Caroline so judging can be undertaken support its restoration work on Mt “It wasn’t until after I said for the much needed refurbish- Eve (Alexandra Street) or Free- in time for next week’s exhibition Pirongia. ‘yes’ that I found out what I had ment project. man Court.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PAGE 7 Te Awamutu riders shine YOUR LETTERS From page 5. Each team’s fi nals points were tallied to decide the winner of the NBR trophy. Well over 400 riders aged three to 67 entered Love Pele’s pics the two-day event held in conjunction with round three of the UCI Pacifi c-Oceania Ranking Series and Mighty 11 test series between New Zealand I would like to offer congratula- I was overjoyed when I read that and Australia. tions and thanks to Pele Photgra- Pele Photography had volunteered “We might be a relatively small club but we’re phy for yet another week of beauti- to take over with a professional eye developing tremendous depth of talent,” says club ful baby and family photos. - the results are fabulous! spokesperson Dona Hobbs. On moving to the Te Awamutu Gorgeous compositions, smiling “We’re pretty proud of all our riders,” Mrs district a year ago I was sad to see families and beautiful babies. Hobbs says. that the Te Awamutu Courier baby Take note Te Awamutu and sup- Te Awamutu branch of McDonald’s sponsor the photography was always taken port this marvellous photographer TABMX race team entered in the New Zealand with a background of a very ‘busy’ working right here in our midst. super club series. zigzag curtain which detracted JANNE PERRY The North Island championships was the fi rst from the shots. Aotea of fi ve rounds in the series. The team performed outstandingly, dropping only two points - potentially placing them at the 010TC027/02 top of the New Zealand series. Moratorium on rate rises?

Let joy be unconﬁ ned, Waipa ﬁ - dened with. nances are in a healthy state to the May we expect at least a mora- tune of $11 million plus. torium on rate rises for a while Credit for this is given to Gov- or has the surplus been already ernment subsidies, no word of the earmarked for essentials such as obviously excessive rates with museums and art galleries? which ratepayers have been bur- P. W. ROBERTS Recommended Christmas trading hours for 2006 Friday, Dec 1: 9am - 6pm (Christ- Saturday, Dec 16: 9am - 3pm mas light up, Anzac Green 6pm) Sunday, Dec 17:10am - 1pm Saturday, Dec 2: 9am - 1pm (Draw for $1M promotion at Sunday, Dec 3: Closed Albert Park, 2pm) Monday, Dec 4: 9am - 5pm Monday, Dec 18: 9am - 6pm Tuesday, Dec 5: 9am - 5pm Tuesday, Dec 19: 9am - 6pm Wednesday, Dec 6: 9am - 5pm Wednesday, Dec 20: 9am - 6pm Thursday, Dec 7: 9am - 5pm Thursday, Dec 21: 9am - 6pm Friday, Dec 8: 9am - 6pm Friday, Dec 22: 9am - 6pm Saturday, Dec 9: 9am - 1pm Saturday, Dec 23: 9am - 2pm (Christmas Celebration in Te Sunday, Dec 24: 10am - 4pm Awamutu, includes Float Parade) Monday, Dec 25: Closed Sunday, Dec 10: Closed Tuesday, Dec 26: Closed Monday, Dec 11: 9am - 5pm Wednesday, Dec 27: 9am - 5pm Tuesday, Dec 12:9am - 5pm Thursday, Dec 28: 9am - 5pm Wednesday, Dec 13: 9am - 5pm Friday, Dec 29: 9am - 5pm Thursday, Dec 14: 9am - 5pm Saturday, Dec 30: 9am - 12.30pm 306TC036/06 Friday, Dec 15: 9am - 6pm Sunday, Dec 31: Closed.

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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 306TC021/06 Martial arts milestone COMMERCIAL CORNER EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS for talented kickboxer TENDER - “OPTIONS A PLENTY” Phantom kickboxer Doug McWatters notched up another martial arts milestone in late October when he achieved the highly-prized black belt. McWatters has had a fantastic year with Phan- tom Kickboxing gaining two of the most prized possessions in 2006. OPEN DAY - FRIDAY 3RD, 1-2PM He has not only graduated with a fi rst degree 40 SLOANE STREET & WALTON STREET black belt, but he is also a New Zealand national Opportunity to develop/create a multi tenant investment kickboxing titleholder, winning the World As- in high profile location. 748m2 site. sociation of Kickboxing Organisations (WAKO) Suit owner occupier/investor. national light-heavyweight full-contact title in June. TENDER CLOSES - THURSDAY 23RD NOVEMBER 2006 His black belt was awarded by Phantom Kick- FOOD/DRINK DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS - boxing founder and WAKO Oceania president WAIKATO/KING COUNTRY Rick Dobson - a fi fth degree black belt and former Exclusive brands, 3-4 days per week, delivery to schools, Great Britain and European Karate champion. 40 weeks per year. Increasing turnover/opportunity to The fi nal stage in McWatters’ quest for the cov- expand. Requires single operator. eted black belt was a gruelling four-hour grad- $100,000 + S.A.V. ing session that required considerable physical FOR LEASE - 225m2 Next to Fresh Choice Supermarket strength and stamina, and considerable fi ghting ability. $23,000 + GST plus outgoings Grading along with him were nine Phantom BOUTIQUE SHOE STORE - MENS & LADIES students from across the empire, two of these be- This business opportunity offers “extensive clientele ing Te Awamutu residents. database”, exclusive “Kumfs brand”, prime position, Young Sam Ward, who fought in the WAKO immaculate store presentation and excellent returns. World Junior Championships earlier this year, took the fi nal test prior to Black Belt, along with A professional operation. $90,000 + S.A.V. sixteen-year-old Gabriel Van Der Laan. LADIES APPAREL - MAIN STREET LOCATION Both these Te Awamutu people were tested $35,000 + STOCK URGENCY REQUIRED constantly over a two and a half hour gruelling exam by six of the top instructors from across the EXCLUSIVE AGENT country, as well as the chief of NZ and Oceania presiding over the whole exam. PHANTOM Kickboxing’s chief coach Rick Dobson (left) presents Doug GREGG TICKELPENNY All nine fi nished completely exhausted and McWatters with his black belt certifi cate. Photo supplied. Mob 027 278 9068 sore but elated when awarded their grades by Dobson. Each of the nine now have to wait a minimum Summer cyclists test judges of nine months, giving them time to learn the last The judges earned ers competed over eight few pieces of the jigsaw, to enable them to take their keep when a grades in week two of the coveted Black Belt. bumper fi eld of 198 rid- TeA’ Cycles summer series. CARTAGE CONTRACTOR Hot times were the order of the night, with the judges having some • Transporting all types of Bulk good sized bunch fi n- ishes to offi ciate on. Product to your satisfaction Cameron Holt, brother of Olympian Melissa Holt, won the A grade • Sand - Metal - Lime, etc. race in a time of 37 minutes 52 seconds for • Truck and loader hire

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SSHOPHOP HOPHOP NNOVEMBEROVEMBER 223rd,3rd, 77PM-9PMPM-9PM • Mini Makeovers • Coffee and Chocolate Tasting • Chance to Win $400 Revlon Products or PJ Jeans • Discounts • Spot Prizes • Drinks and Nibbles TICKET HOLDERS ONLY Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PAGE 11 278TC027-06 month... rea this King’s Empire Veterans ur a yo In bowling into town Long Reach Excavators The 21st King’s Empire Vet- movement is considerably older ensure this year’s tournament erans Annual Outdoor Bowls than the RSA. is set to feature good play and National Tournament is being It was founded, as the Em- enjoyable fellowship. OUR EXPERIENCE staged on Te Awamutu and pire Veterans’ League, in 1900 There are some good prizes on • 100’s of ponds & lakes Kihikihi Greens from Novem- by the then Governor General, offer - $600 to the winning team • 100’s of acres of swamp & scrub to productive land ber 7-9. Lord Ranfurly, who felt with the in division one and a total prize • 1000’s of sections & house sites Three greens will be in ac- South African War still raging pool of $4750. tion at Te Awamutu and one at that there was a need for an Two days of section play will • Miles of roads & drains Kihikihi. organisation which catered for be followed by one day of post- • Miles of hump & hollow OUR SPECIALITY The majority of entrants are the needs of our veterans. section play. • Swamp & scrub rehab aged over 82 years, with the Numbers have dwindled over Criteria for membership of • Drain, lakes & pond clearing • Lifestyle blocks • Roading younger 40% coming from the the years - evidenced by an at- King Empire Veterans is to be Korean War, Vietnam War and tendance at this year’s bowls over 65 years of age, to have more recent confl icts. tournament of 54, compared to served in one or another of Oldest entrant lining up next 136 at Tauranga in 1996. the armed services in any war, week will be 91-year-old Arthur Nevertheless, much organi- confl ict, occupational force or If it’s DIRT we DO it! Halford of Manukau City. sation is required and the Te emergency waged by the Crown The oldest team, travelling Awamutu KEV, led by tourna- and sanctioned by the Govern- from Blenheim, has an average ment convenor John Jones, ment. For more information 0800 686 294 age of 86. have been busy making all the contact secretary Derek Yates The King’s Empire Veterans necessary arrangements to at 871 6867. Hairini Tennis Club marking fi rst 75 years in 2006 Hairini Tennis Club will mark 75 years of op- The hall itself which was built in 1907, will be CCOOKINGOOKING • BAKINGBAKING • HEAHEATINGTING • HOTHOT WATERATER eration this year. 100 years old next year. The club was formed in 1931 by a group of lo- In those early days the tennis club was the cen- cal residents in conjunction with the Rangiaohia tre of much social activity with dances, dress up School on land that had been set aside for educa- nights for children and picnic days being held on tional purposes by the Military. a regular basis. The fi rst opening day was on November 7 in Junior coaching was an important part of the that year, a month after the fi rst meeting. club and this has continued to this present day. The club fl ourished in the early years and by The club continues to operate through with 1933 had a membership of nearly 40 players using three courts made of clay with sand on top smaller numbers than in the past. and steel strips for the lines. The committee is planning to mark the anni- When the Rangiaohia School closed down in versary in some way and is keen to have contact 1939, control of the whole area of 2.9 hectares from past members to gauge support. was handed over to the Hairini Hall Association The current secretary Ethne Brown can be con- for the benefi t of the district, thus ensuring a per- tacted at 871 6397 and president Bruce Mandeno manent home for the tennis club. at 871 5979. ffromrom $4650$4650 Dench claims Treat yourself to delicious home cooking, FFIRSTIRST NATIONALNATIONAL BBruceruce SSpurdlepurdle shield at AJB Ltd MREINZ generous supplies of hot water and winter Stewart warmth with a slow combustion solid fuel Barbara Dench has claimed the Jan Yarn- : cooker by Wagener. dley Shield at Stewart OPEN ov Alexander Ladies Golf Sun 5 N Club. She recorded a best 2.30-3.30pm SPECIALISE fi ve of seven cards nett total of 376, with Domestic Fire SprinklersD SERVICES Ann Hayes runner up on 393. Chromogen Solar W The scramble on women’s club day last DEMO IN STORE ater Heating week was on nett. Cheryl Foster won Backflow Prevention the silver LGU with FOR SALE BY TENDER 70 nett. Advanced W Carol Formosa fi n- A WINNING COMBINATION ished top in the bronze

... of location, family living and income. 306TC039/06 Treatment Systemsastewater I with 72 and Annette Shilton the bronze II Do not miss this outstanding opportunity to purchase an immaculate 4 Master with 68. bedroom family home positioned so close to town. Enjoy an income from Plumbers Scramble: Annette Shilton 68, Sherril Law- the separate self contained flat or use it for extended family. rence 69, Dawn Grifﬁ n 69, For sale by Tender (Tender closes 4pm Tuesday 7th Cheryl Forster 70, Carol November 2006 at the office of Bruce Spurdle First Formosa 72, Margaret National, 35 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu, unless Alexander 73, Barbara sold prior.) Carol Ryan Dench 74, Sharyn Haycock 74, Elwyn Ford 75, Beth Ofﬁ ce ref #460574 T1999 Mobile 027 290 3784 A/h 07 871 5126 Walker 76.

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PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 Nic Jordan getting to Strawberries... Red grips with new car Big Sweet

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NIC JORDAN behind the wheel of his new Toyota racing Series car at Taupo. Geoff Ridder photo. Kelly & Bryant Local teenage motor racing have driven. The driving style and he’ll pick up some extra CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LTD star Nic Jordan had his fi rst is new to me so I have to learn speed.” taste of a Toyota Racing Series how to get the best out of the car Jordan’s race car was unveiled car at Taupo this week as he yet,” Jordan told the Courier. in Hamilton last Friday night prepares for the opening round As a rookie driver, Jordan gets in the showroom of Waikato of the New Zealand champion- an extra day of testing his Al- Toyota, who have joined Jordan ship at Pukekohe this weekend. therm Toyota at Pukekohe this as a leading sponsor for the Investment Jordan, 18, drove his new week before the series starts eight-round series (as outlined Altherm-sponsored TRS car for with qualifying for the fi rst in Tuesday’s Courier). the fi rst time at the offi cial test round on Saturday, along with To his surprise, he was also Game day for the series at the new the opening race of the season. presented with a daily drive- Taupo circuit on Tuesday. Two further races for the TRS $$$$$ With the fi rst sessions used cars will be held on Sunday. car to get around the national to test the car’s engine and Auto-motion team manager, championship series by Waikato 28th November, 2006 Toyota’s CEO, Glenn Carter. systems, Jordan was able to Craig Russell, said his rookie Phone Krystle on (07) 871 3176 Kelly & Bryant get some laps towards the end driver is developing well and Following the Pukekohe of the day that gave him an just needs more time in the car. round, the Toyota series heads for further enquiries. 2006 indication of driving in this one- “Nic got some meaningful laps to Christchruch’s Ruapuna race make series. in towards the end of the Taupo circuit before coming back to “The Toyota car is very differ- test. There’s a couple of driving Taupo in the New Year for the ent to the other single-seaters I techniques we need to work on A1GP meeting in January. Need PAYROLL Mortgage help? 113131 RoraRora SStreet,treet, TTee KKuitiuiti Contact Tania Broker ph 871 3176 PPhh ((07)07) 878878 82668266 Email:Email: [email protected]@xtra.co.nz Christine ph (021) 545 302 Shelley ph (021) 160 5751 TTAWANUIAWANUI - 208.23208.23 haha (514.5(514.5 acres)acres) 306TC037/06 306 ALEXANDRA STREET PHONE 871 3176

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TToo bebe offeredoffered forfor salesale inin twotwo partsparts AREA: 35.5419 ha (88 acres) COMMENT: • Located on Tawarau Road 25km north west of Piopio, 35km west of Te Kuiti CONTOUR: Flat to gentle rolling Rarely does the opportunity arise • Purchasers will have the choice of 62.5ha (154.4 acres) or 145.7 (360.0 acres) both ideal run offs LOCATION: Excellent location 5kms to be able to purchase a beautiful • Excellent contour and subdivision well suited to dairy grazing or bull ﬁ nishing. north of Otorohanga at 1871 State picturesque property of this quality. This should suit a prudent purchaser. Why pay grazing fees? Highway 3 Would make high proﬁ le horse stud or just maize and graze. • First class improvements. Two homes, reticulated water supply BUILDINGS: • This property will be auctioned at 1pm Thursday 30th November 2006 Good three bedroom brick home, huge 20ha leased for maize. covered barn, usual farm buildings Auction venue: Waitete Rugby Club, Waitete Road, Te Kuiti Open days for inspection: Thursday 9th November, Thursday 16th November OPEN DAYS: Wednesdays, 8th, 15th and 22nd

and Thursday 23rd November 2006, 10am to 1pm November 2006 from 10.30am to 12.30pm 306TC044/06 AUCTION: 11am Thursday 30th November 2006 at Kio Kio hall, For further information and value estimate contact marketing agents: Station Road, Kio Kio Bill Symonds 0274 944 305 or Hugh Williams 021 878 782 Murray Cleland Licensed Auctioneer Auctioneer: Murray Cleland Te Kuiti Office 07 878 8266 Enquiries to Bob Longden - A/h: 07 873 7221 299TC019-06 Mob: 021 984 329 Office: 07 878 8266 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PAGE 13

Tennis champs start well The 11 teams contesting this defeating 2005-06 runners up Te Awamutu Hustlers 12, Te year’s Melville Cup tennis com- Kihikihi. Awamutu Raiders 4: Roto-o- petition have completed round Otorohanga also started Rangi 11, Hairini 5; Te Rahu one of the competition. well with a clean sweep Stars 9, Te Rahu Stripes 7. There are two more teams in over Ngahinapouri, while Te Wharepapa South had the bye. NOVEMBER this year’s competition with Te Awamutu Hustlers proved too Awamutu entering two teams good for the new Te Awamutu Kakepuku Cup teams are re- sspecialspecials and Ngahinapouri re-entering Raiders team. minded to send results to Marj the competition. Round one results: Irvine (226 Te Rahu Road) by Cup holders Korakonui got Otorohanga 16, Ngahinapouri the Tuesday following match WWeedpakeedpak off to a good start by easily 0; Korakonui 15, Kihikihi 1, day. 1122 voltvolt SprayersSprayers Touch draw for this Friday The Touch draw for Friday, November 3 at Albert SENIOR TOUCH Park is: Round one, 6.00pm: $119999 $334949 JUNIOR TOUCH Brown Pennell v Sweet As, f1; Sub Tribe v X Men, f2; +GST +GST Year 5/6, 4.45pm: MWA v McFall Stingers v, f3; Fat Racing v Unknowns, f4; 20 litre 50 litre Pukeatua Juniors v Pekerau Giants, f1; Hawks v Laid Back v Energizers, f5, ASB Huge Ticka v The Car Pekerau Tigers, f2; TAPS Players v Kihikihi Hotsteppas, Dump Company, f6; Vet Centre v Tribal Youth, f7; The f3; Pokuru Flames v Puahue Panthers, f4; K1 Juniors v Tappas v Extreme Green, f8; Dirty Dozen v Scoob, f9; 9m TruckTruck Pekerau Stars, f5; St Pats Tornadoes v Pekerau Warriors, Water Bottle v Katchawhaea, f10; f6; TAPS Wicked Devils v Korakonui Bullets, f7; TAPs drop Round two, 6.45pm: TTieie DDownsowns TTractorractor SeatsSeats it & pop it v Kihikihi Swiftees, f8; The Goose Cees v Shadee, f1; Hustlers v Just a Laugh, 2500kg Year 7/8, 5.15pm: f2; Touch This v Livingstone Speed Demonz, f3; Natural from Hit and Run v Hurricanes, f1; Just 4 Fun v Pukeatua Selection v ITM Ballbags, f4; G Force v Namibia, f5; ..9595 $115050 Seniors, f2; Morning Syde v The Dream Team, f3; Gaeng Keow Wan Goong v The Blazers, f6; Whats Good $2233 + GST Korakonui Rebels v St Pats Wildcats, f4; TAI B Sharpz v v Aim and Squirt, f7; The Red Powerangers v Chemwash Ohaupo Primary, f5; POC v Berry Fresh, f6; Inner Devils v Rowdy Cowboys, f8; Sparkies v Maxs Sharks, f9; Chippies + GST The Original Ganstas, f7; v K1, f10; PHONE Pirongia twilight golfers keen for sun to come out to play 07 872 0291 Inclement weather restricted a run of fi ne Mondays in the same number of points in head- the size of the fi eld that lined up fi nal months of the year. ing the women. Farm Machinery Centre for twilight golf at Pirongia Golf Robert Coleman and W. Gray Women: T Gray 21, K Hastie 19, P McFarlane, W Gray, T Cavey 18. 306TC005/06 Club on Monday night to 37. shared top honours in the men’s Warren Longman (027) 289 6263 Men: R Coleman, W Gray 21, S After rain washed out the fi eld in Monday night’s Ecolab Meddings, K Appleby, J Higgie 19, B TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE scheduled start date of Labour sponsored twilight with 21 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190 Hollinshead, J Warburton, S Bailey, C Day, the club will be hoping for points, while T. Gray had the Coles, M Caie 18, K Ormsby 17.

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PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 Charity golfer enjoys Stewart Alexander N DOLLAR Charity golfi ng no- Quarrie 19, H Baynes 18.5, O SPECIALS mad Ricky Bartlett B Walker 18, A Way 17.5. LI ON enjoyed his visit to Russ was also to the L TI Stewart Alexander Golf fore in the Sunday I O Club and club mem- scramble, with his 60 M bers were delighted by nett seeing him lead M O his on-line comments the way. R about the course and Runner up was B. P the members he played Bouma on 62, P. Mor- with. gan and I. Coleman If you are interested on 64, R. Taylor and A. you can check these out Duncan on 66, D. Heta, at day 75 (October 14) B. Garvin, S. Dempsey on his website ricky@n and K. Tuuta on 67, N. zcharitygolftour.co.nz/ Johnston on 68 and G. diary King, C. Clarke and M. Last Thursday’s twi- Kennedy on 69. light saw Bruce Russ Twos were scored by top the men with 25 six golfers - R. Taylor, stableford points, while D. Heta, D. Morgan, A. RICKY BARTLETT Robertson, W. King and D. Griffi n headed the C. Clarke. ladies with 20. Russ was yet again in the winner’s There were 47 starters competing 115%5% OOFFFF SSALEALE circle in the Tuesday midweek, with for prizes sponsored by The Olde prizes sponsored by The Meat Fac- Bank. SUNSCREENS VERTICALS Twilight results: tory. Men: B Russ 25, S Gibson 23, D Heta His 60 nett saw him lead the way VENETIAN BLINDS ROMANS 21.5, K Heke 21, S Collett 21, P Morgan from A. Ashford in the men’s section, 20.5, M Gibson 20.5, C Wells 20, H Lit- while P. Way won the stableford tlewood 20. with 41 points, followed by S. Ash- FREE Measure and Quote Ladies: D Griffi n 20, A Shilton 19, G ford on 39.

Lockie’s nett 61 tops 6 MONTHS at Te Awamutu PPLUSLUS DEFFERED PAYMENT Barry Lockie carded a great 61 eford scramble last Thursday with nett to lead the way in Te Awamutu 39 points. BE IN WITH THE CHANCE TO WIN Golf Club’s scramble last Saturday. Trailing him were ﬁ ve players on $1 MILLION! - Entry Forms Instore Robert Coleman was runner up on 38 - Dave Herlihy, Norm Brown, Les

PPLUSLUS 306TC030-06 65, followed by Peter Kay and Les Common, George Vanner and Trevor Hagenson on 67. Fleming. Coleman was out on his own in Bill Hawira and Eric Dockray winning the Storey Rosebowl (for had 36 and Murray Wallis and Lew & golfers with handicaps below 18) Mace 35. with his 65 nett six ahead of M. The business house twilight com- Griffi n, L. Grylls and K. Trass. petition is being led narrowly by Lockie’s 61 was also good enough Stirling Sports No 2 team with 117 to see him win the Walker Rosebowl points from McEntee Hire on 115. 4 Cambridge Rd, Te Awamutu (Next to Resenes and Repco) for 19-36 handicappers. Mike Claydon had the standout Runner up was Lewis Cox on score on 23 points, followed by Colin Phone 07 871 6422 63, followed by Peter Kay and Les Hodgson on 22 and Tex Teao, Paul Hagenson on 67, Gary Dunlop on 68 Tucky, Gary Dunlop, Kevin Tuuta, and Trevor Wolfsbauer and Trevor Scott Hill and Cliff Gordon on 20. Fleming on 69. The Selectrix sponsored lucky Noel Gillespie won the vets stabl- draw was won by Gary Dunlop. pring Fox in form at Pirongia S is Here! Bill Fox clinched the Pirongia Car- Tyne Watts, the six handicapper rying Cup at Pirongia Golf Club on shooting a par equalling round of we have an extensive Sunday, but only after a countback, 72, for a nett 66. range of modern from Hans Nieremeijer after both TA Vet Centre Scramble: players fi nished with a two round Seniors: W Fox +6, B Johnston +5, B equipment to help total of 12 up on par. Ryburn, T Watts +4, R Kiddie, E Hughes, you create and main- Fox also took out the Te Awamutu K Appleby square. Vet Centre sponsored scramble, Juniors: R Scown, H Nieremeijer +5, B tain the best section heading home Barry Johnston in Cavey +3, J Higgie, L Jury, P Robertson, C Coles, M Fox +2, J Creek, J Dunn, C Fin- in the street. the senior fi eld. lay, A Elliott +1, K Ormsby square, D Watts, The junior competition was won E Mitchell, D Dean, P Ryan -2. by Nieremeijer and Ross Scown, Twos: T Watts, R Shaw, G Macintyre, K each recording plus fi ve. Ormsby, B Duffy (and jackpot). The blustery and sometimes wet Century 21 nearest pin: G Macintyre. conditions were no deterrent to Longest putt: P Ryan.

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PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 Rose to occasion Top honours to Sports’ bowlers Te Awamutu Sports Green cricket GREAT team bowlers are ensuring they have a head start on the batsmen on their iinn newly commissioned honours board. EALS On Saturday Jared Bayly became the D third member of the team in consecu- tive weeks to claim a six wicket bag. His 6-17 against Cambridge White at Leamington came at just the right time for his team, after the home side’s KKihikihiihikihi openers had put on 115 for the opening wicket. With Bayly’s ﬁ ne spell backed up by 1995 Mitsubishi RVR Sportsgear 1976 Mazda B1600 Graeme Stewart’s 2-2, they slumped 5 spd, 2.0 turbo, 4WD, alloy Flatdeck ute, 4 spd, manual, dramatically to be all out for 133. wheels, CD player, all electrics, stereo, good solid dropside deck, Te Awamutu Sports’ winning reply of cheap and cheerful 135/4 was built around solid contribu- bargain buying tions from Daniel West (42), Peter West (33 not out) and Mark Thorsen (32). With three wins from three games Sports Green share the lead in the Southern Zone of the Waikato Valley competition. Bayly’s effort saw him join Jonathon Mitchell (6-43 against Hinuera) and Hamish Forsman (6-15 against Pio Pio) on the honours board. $ $ Otorohanga 200/9 (Leighton Parsons 3995 1995 45, Jared Wilson 38) beat Te Awamutu Sports Gold 87 All Out (Robert Ruarau 2-20, Jared Wilson 2-14). 1991 Ford Laser 1.3XL 1993 Nissan Primera 5 spd, 5 door liftback, trade 2.0 auto, ABS brakes, CD player, in special, stereo, one for the all electrics, spoiler, alloys Major slice to Neilson bargain hunter Te Awamutu Women’s Golf member Erena Neilson won the Waikato King Country LGU Slice after a playoff with Judy Scown recently. Another recent event enjoyed by members was an ambrose competition for teams of four on women’s club day last week. The winning team of Hazel Bryant, Joyce Green, Julie Stevanon and Zoe $ $ Hunter collected 49 stableford points. 1500 2995 Runners up were Raewyn Coleman, * All figures quoted are for a 48 month term, subject to normal lending criteria Kay Bayes, Colleen Kerr and Annette Irwin on 45. Third place went to Ulla Collins, Mary Strack, Elaine van Alphen and TTownown & CCountryountry MMotorsotors Elizabeth Macpherson on 43. 4411 LyonLyon Street,Street, KihikihiKihikihi Nine hole scramble: Jean Powell 17, Jean WWaikatoaikato LLtdtd Rae 14, Cherry Crawford 11, Anne Bovet 11. PPh:h: 0707 871871 81838183 FINGERTIP CONTROL: Waikeria goal defence Clare Saturday scramble: Ann Meehan 40, Jade Panting in action against Hawke’s Bay in the recent Furer 409, Sally Davies 40, Alma Goodwin 40, FFax:ax: 0707 871871 81658165 - Email:Email: [email protected]@xtra.co.nz E Neilson 40. Corrections tournament hosted by Waikeria. 3060619AD Ph: Michael Bryant 0274 230119 306TC009-06 Drawn twos; J Gillespie, A Goodwin.

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PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 WAIPA RACING CLUB 22006006 SSUPPORTER’SUPPORTER’S CCLASSICLASSIC RACERACE MEETINGMEETING WAIPA Saturday, November 4 - First Race 12.15pm 306TC078-06 RACING Double for Daniel Hain CLUB Apprentice jockey Daniel Hain picked up two trophies at TE AWAMUTU the Waipa Racing Club annual awards dinner - top apprentice jockey and top jockey. While rapt for his own sake to collect the awards, especially top Suupporterspporters ClassicClassic RaceRace MeetingMeeting jockey, with 29 winners, Daniel is delighted at the pleasure his mum Jill and sister Cherie got out of his trophies. “Dad would be proud of me too,” Saaturdayturday 4th4th says Daniel of his father, the late Neil Hain who was also a jockey. Daniel, who turned 21 in May, has 19 winners left at his 2kg ap- NNovemberovember 22006006 prentice allowance. Although he is off to a slower start this season with three wins First Race starts 12.15pm so far, he’s looking forward to DANIEL HAIN with his two Waipa Racing Club trophies. his strike rate picking up again. and Debbie Sweeney are a great good mentor for him and former That might even come at Waipa training team to ride for. top apprentice Cameron Lammas Great day of racing and excitement on Saturday, where among other “They are very loyal and very is also happy to offer advice. mounts he is riding Short and supportive.” Daniel’s aim remains winning Featuring 10 exciting races Curly, owned by Mark Sanders. He is enjoying a good rivalry an Auckland or Wellington Cup, “I rode her into second place with fellow Te Awamutu appren- as his father did. He had the thrill Great bar and food facilities at Waipa two starts ago and she tices Craig Grylls and Sean Col- of riding in the Auckland Cup in would have to be some chance if lins and spends a fair bit of time March, and despite ﬁ nishing 14th 304TC039/06 she lines up.” with Grylls. of 18 rated it one of his highlights Daniel says Graeme Sanders Mark Sweeney has been a of a successful season. Featuring the Waipa Supporters Fun day for supporters a ‘certainty’ Classic Marquee Function! Saturday’s Supporters Classic great day’s entertainment. refreshments, entertainment and Race Meeting may not be In fact, two years ago music, the chance to win spot priz- ★ Be a VIP for the day and be a part of Waipa Racing Clubs Waipa Racing Club’s big- when this meeting was es (including a draw for a mystery gest ﬁ xture of the season cancelled due to rain on weekend for two) and a $10 ticket Entertainment Event of the year in terms of stakesmon- the day making the track in the Exclusive Supporters Classic ey, but it can stake a slippery, the supporters Punters Club. ★ Phone to book your table - strong claim for being function still took place A single option ($75) is also avail- don’t delay this event is extremely popular! the most social. in the marquee with able. Contact the club at 871 7047 The Waipa Sup- 150 in attendance. Last for more details. ★ Courtesy bus available - phone club to book a seat porters Classic Mar- year 180 people booked Free minibus rides from some quee Function always tickets. areas can be arranged by contact- draws a bumper crowd Once again this year for $150 ing the club. Waipa Racing Club Inc. Phone: (07) 871 7047, and its odds on that supporters receive tickets for two Saturday’s meeting also features Fax: (07) 871 4409, Email: [email protected] those participating have a people, buffet luncheon, free bar pony and cart races for children.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PAGE 21 CHURCH NOTICES LOST PERSONAL FOR HIRE TO LET Formal Notices READING glasses, TE HAATE Are you looking KIHIKIHI French Connection, TO my family, once for Property PRESBYTERIAN black frames, lost in again you are all there to help, support Management? BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES CHURCH Te Awamutu, possibly CHU R CH at Te Awamutu and give your uncon- WE ARE DIBBLE - Colin Sunday, Sports, touch rugby, ditional love. As al- Wilfred Cathcart. Friday night, reward. ways words cannot HIGHLY Adored grandfather of November 5 Please contact Max on express our thanks Karam, Lara and Wil- (027) 229-1430. and gratitude for eve- TRAINED liam, Grace and 9.30am rything that you all Georgina, Jackson Morning Worship PROPERTY RAFFLES did during Kim’s hos- and Cameron, Alex- Hybe Poot pital stay, especially MANAGERS andra and James, TE Awamutu Competi- caring for “Miss MERRICK -Leo and 11.30am Olivia, Greta and 11.30am tions Society of The Nasty”, to have a fam- Ph 871-5044 Pam Merrick with Nicholas. You made Ngaroma Performing Arts, raf- ily like you is to be much delight would us laugh Grandad, Everyone Welcome fle No 1, 1st; Steve M, truly blessed. Love like to proudly an- and we loved being 2nd; G. Foster, 3rd; you all heaps, Kim, BOARD nounce the sudden with you at the farm. Enquiries 871-6011 Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ Rev F Levi Dave. As drawn by Te Pania and Amber. AVAILABLE “nobody does it better” arrival of their first HAWIRA - Paul An- Awamutu Police. grandson, Cameron thony. Left for a new TE Awamutu Lyceum TUITION BORDER/Flatmate, GOOD three bedroom Lance Merrick, born journey on October TE AWAMUTU Rukuhia Road, com- home, two car garag- 11.52pm, Tuesday 26th, aged 15. Your Club, groceries; M. SPIRITUALIST Fitzgerald, 23F Blue DEFENSIVE fortable, quiet, 15 ing, fully fenced sec- 24th October, 2006, spirit will be at every minutes to Hamilton tion, quiet location, weighing 3410gms jam within us, knock CHURCH Spade, Cake; Sharon, DRIVING 61E Red Dot, CBD, 20 minutes to $280p/w, available (7lb 8oz). Richelle and on heaven’s door COURSES Te Awamutu. Phone now. Contact Murray Cameron both doing Paul, we love you for- Meeting 11.00am Scratchies; J.C. Ben- nett, 13F Yellow Dot. (07) 825-2999. Wallis 871-6157. well. ever, uncle Aaron, Sunday, November 5th Phone now aunty Tash, Theo and Guest Speaker Gary Gwynne LANDLORDS Kam. WANTED TO RENT DEATH NOTICES ADELE DISKEN PERSONAL 07 827-4443 Wishing your property COTTAGE required to be managed by a IN MEMORIAM At Red Cross Hall, DIBBLE - Colin FOR property convey- LEARN why bacteria urgently, mature recognised professional? Redoubt Street woman relief milker. Wilfred Cathcart. ancing matters call are the only life form TENANTS On October 30th, Minister Elaine: 870-4991, James Par- with a biological rea- Phone (021) 254-4663. 2006, passed away 871-7064 lane Solicitor. son for creating us. Needing help finding Phone 871-6682. QUALITY home re- accommodation which peacefully. Dearly quired to rent, me- suits your needs? loved husband of Joy CHURCH NOTICES FINANCIAL dium to long term, for 47 years, much HOHEPA - Katherine any rental considered. Contact Francene loved and respected Paretahuri. In lov- Phone (07) 878-5670. on 871-7146, father and father-in- ing memory of our THE CHURCH @ Mobile law of Roslyn and mother, grandmother TO LET (027) 289-3952 and wife who passed Colin Bell, Bradford 871-6287 a/h and Louise, Russell away October 31 TE AWAMUTU 2001, you will be re- Waipa Property and Gillian, Trish and A1 SELF Link Ltd. MREINZ Chris Dickey, Alison membered and loved 1310 Racecourse Rd - Ph 871-3888 always. Your husband STORAGE and Tom Bennett. A James, and family. SATURDAY - 7pm / SUNDAY - 10am New facility, many SAFE ‘N’ SOUND wonderful husband, sizes, good rates, father and friend who WRIGHT - Olwyn security and 7 STORAGE Margaret. 1.7.42 - THE ZONE - for Kids - Sunday 10am day access. will be deeply missed. Dawn Raine - (021) 148-2224 A service to celebrate 4.11.05. Treasured Phone 871-6164 Lock up memories of a dearly or (0274) 783 085 storage units Colin’s life will be loved wife, mother TRIBAL YOUTH held at St Andrew’s Phone 871-2171 and grandmother, Anthony Campbell - (021) 048-3961 356TC201/05 Presbyterian Church, sadly missed by Paul, BRAND new four bed- or (0274) 407-101 ROSETOWN COUNSELLING ~ 871-3977 Mutu Street, Te Susan, David and NO one knows farm room brick home, ga- Proud to be Locally Christine and families. finance better, Fraser rage, fully-fenced, Awamutu, at 11am on owned and operated Thursday, November Farm Finance. Phone $300 p/w. Phone (021) IS THERE SOMETHING MISSING IN 439-628. 2nd, followed by in- CHURCH NOTICES (021) 951-170. YOUR LIFE? TE AWAMUTU terment at Te Awa- CHURCH NOTICES mutu Cemetery. All KIHIKIHI SELF STORAGE From $17 p/w communications to Anglican Parish God’s help is Free! TTee AwamutuASwamutu CChristianhristian CCentreentre 24hr access the Dibble family to of Or akau THI Camera Surveillance (07) 871-9991 or Te Y SUNDAY A warm welcome awaits you this Sunday NDA This Sunday PH: (07) 856-7584 Awamutu Funeral NOVEMBER 5 at services in SU or (027) 608-1749 Services, (07) 871- Taylors Restaurant 9.30am: Christ St John’s Anglican Parish Greenhill Drive THREE bedroom 5131. Church, Kihikihi DIBBLE - Colin 8.30am and 10.00am 10am - 2pm - 7pm home, fully fenced, ALL WELCOME Wilfred Cathcart ALL WE LCOME St John’s Church, Te Awamutu carport, garden shed, Enquiries: 871-6130 enquiries: 870 2225 two fireplaces, $260 On October 30, 2006. 9.00am St Paul’s Church, Hairini [email protected] p/w, bond and refer- Loved brother of Eric METHODIST 9.30am, St Saviour’s Church, Pirongia 138TC204-06 ences required. Phone and Bev. Loved uncle YYourour newNewNew testamentTestamentTestamen tchurch ChurchChurc hin ini nthe thethe heart hearthear tof ofof the thethe Waikato WaikatoWaikato 871-5266 or (027) 231- of Avril and Noel CHURCH Enquiries phone 871-5568 6956.

Moselen, Gaye and The glory of each morning is that TE AWAMUTU PRESBYTERIAN PARISH Peter Willetts, (the Sunday, THREE bedroom November 5 it offers us a chance to begin again SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 ~ St Andrew’s Church house, available No- late Geoffrey) and vember 25th, Pekerau Jeanette. Great uncle Celebrating Communion Parish Worship School area, $240 p/w. of Braden and Mi- 9.00am: Worship & Communion 9.30am: Pirongia TE AWAMUTU Phone Eddie (021) chael, Karam and Join us for a cuppa between services 10.30am: 10.15am: Family Service 727-766. Harley, and Mitchell. Te Awamutu BIBLE CHAPEL We welcome again guest speaker THREE bedroom A L L W E L C O M E Chapel Drive, Te Awamutu 3800 Logan Ganesan house, Mangapiko Enquiries 871-5376 Angela and KFC Team Enquiries to Street, available from REV MAUREEN CALMAN Sunday, November 5, 2006 Creche available for pre-schoolers 871-6609 November 3rd until All Welcome! approximately end of 10.00am: Church @10 For more information see our website February, $200 p/w. FORMAL NOTICES Phone 871-2796.

Family Service on www.teawamutu.net/standrews 306TC209/06 ““God’sGod’s TempleTemple - TheThe PPastast ((PartPart II)”II)” THREE bedrooms and one single garage, TTee AAwamutuwamutu 11.15am: LIFE LINK - A series on... PPresbyterianresbyterian PParisharish FFairair walk to town, schools MONEY MATTERS aandnd MMarketarket DDayay and groceries, avail- FFuneraluneral SServiceservices LLtdtd Saturday, November 4th, 2006 able November 17th, references required, St Andrews Church Complex, $240 p/w. Phone 871- 80 Mutu Street, 8.30am - 11.30am 3355 a/h. LLotsots ooff SStallstalls aandnd FFunun fforor aall;ll; CCraft,raft, Sewing,Sewing, SaladSalad Bar,Bar, Cakes,Cakes, PUBLIC NOTICES UUsedsed clothes,clothes, HHouseholdousehold goods,goods, ALCOHOLICS Alexandra House Catering Another Day, Another Dollar!!! FFruit,ruit, Veggies,Veggies, Pancakes,Pancakes, Plants.Plants. 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU ANONYMOUS IIt’st’s aaboutbout wwiseise llifeife iinvestmentsnvestments FFeaturing;eaturing; If you want to – Office, Chapel and Reception Lounge – Children’s Church and Creche available Clown,Clown, WobblyWobbly TTrain,rain, drink, that’s your Cafe GumbootGumboot throwing,throwing, business For compassionate and caring service call 12.20 Tug-of-War,Tug-of-War, CCarar WWash.ash. IF YOU WANT TO David and Helen Houppermans 7.00pm NITE CHURCH EEntertainment;ntertainment; STOP, THAT’S OURS Paul L’Huillier or Ian Croft “Science versus Evolution” byby TATA 33G’sG’s JJazzazz BandBand Phone 871-4072

Member of Griefcare and FDANZ 096TC203-06 andand thethe HighlandHighland PipePipe BBandand or 870-3463 For more information phone This Advertisement is sponsored by PO Box 194 PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS Brian 870-2287 - Ofﬁ ce 871-8667 306TC200 Te Awamutu 299TC206/06 “West Ell” Stud, Pokuru PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PUBLIC NOTICES MEETINGS MEETINGS BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE GARAGE SALE VEHICLES FOR DEALS ROCHDALE U16 SALE Marching Team, un- TOYOTA Corolla XL, wanted and pre-loved Clean Me hatchback, 5 speed, goods/clothing wanted Valet CAR? FREE alloys, alarm, CD for fundraising, LUNCHEON BBee iinn ttoo WWININ Confidential advice player, $3500 ono. pickup by arrange- Thursday, PIRONGIA $$500500 cashcash on consumer, legal ment. Phone 870-2234 Phone 871-3358 eve- TE AWAMUTU and other areas. nings. November 9th, RUGBY SPORTS OOctct - NNovov Deborah, 870-5505 2006 RUGBY SPORTS $$6060 = 1 eentryntry Available at the Sue. TOYOTA Townace, CLUB AND RECREATION PPhh 870870 17001700 Citizens Advice Bureau, 1991, 2 litre, auto, St John’s 290TC200-06 ANNUAL GENERAL CLUB (INC) United Arcade. PETS eight seater, 199km, Church Hall good runner, clean MEETING AIR FILLS Phone 871-4111 FREE fluffy female ANNUAL GENERAL and tidy, $2200 ono. 11.45 - 2pm ON site filling. Spence cat, approximately Wednesday, MEETING Phone 870-3256. November 15 at 7.30pm Marine phone 871- HUSQVARNA seven years old. Children At the Te Awamutu 7711. Entertained Pirongia Rugby Club Sports Club RIDER mower 850, Phone 871-9170. 12.5 hp, with sk1000 VEHICLE PARTS Tuesday, November 14, TOWBARS PURE Golden puppies trailer, $3600. Phone FOR SALE 2006, at 7.30pm STUART Law Ltd, for sale, $300 each. 871-6669. Phone Kara on (027) AGENDA Phone 871-6426. KONI adjustable front 536-7433. - Minutes of previous AGM LARGE shock absorber, in- Council Carpark - Presidents Report CARAVANS & TV Phillips on casters, serts for Nissan Ter- Saturday, November 4 - Election of Officers TRAILERS goes well, suit rum- VEHICLES FOR rano R50, 1995 on- SALE Phone Phyllis 871-4811 PUAHUE - General Business pus room, $60. Phone wards, 12 months use Any enquiries CARAVANS wanted, (07) 872-8099. only, also Munroe PLAYCENTRE 1994 Mitsubishi rears for same bar- TE KOPUA MARAE Keith Parsons 10 - 30 ft, any condi- LA-Z--BOY ANNUAL GENERAL tion, anywhere, will Pajero, four wheel gain, $250 the lot. Club Manager SELL for $100, excel- WOMEN GALA MEETING travel. Up to $10,000. drive, diesel, well Phone 871-3719 or Raewyn Scoble lent condition. Phone Saturday, Tuesday, Phone Steve (027) maintained, $4000 (029) 200-2944. CLUB SECRETARY (07) 872-8099. November 4th, 2006 November 7th, 2006 622-0011. ono. Phone 871-3183. at Puahue Playcentre, VEHICLES St John’s Parish Hall FORD Laser, 1993, 7.30 pm. Te Awamutu Courier FOR SALE GARAGE SALE WANTED Food - Bargains All Welcome! Phone 871 5151 four door hatch, new BMX 139 Mahana Lane, 9am WOF, excellent all galore, Xmas raffle round condition, STUNT bike, synchro- to 12noon, heaps of DEAD CARS Nau mai Haere mai $2500. Phone 871- PUBLIC NOTICES Raduis, black, had goodies. Cash Paid very little use, very 9030. good condition, in- 14 Hall Street, Kihikihi, SPORTS NOTICES TE AWAMUTU ROSE SOCISOCIETYETY cludes helmet, cost something for every- NISSAN Bluebird, * $600, sell, $250 ono. one, goods reduced, 1988, auto, WOF til SPRING SHOW Phone 871-3719 or 7.00am to 12.00. April 07, Rego till (029) 200-2944. December 06, good St Patrick’s Hall, 28a Grey Street, Ki- runner, tidy for its $

Rewi Street, Te Awamutu CAKE TINS hikihi, not before age, $1200 ono. Phone (021) 791-316. Free Pick up Friday November 10th FOR hire, boards and 9am, household lot, cancelled if wet. Phone Andy: PIRONGIA GOLF and Saturday November 11th. paper for sale, (07) 823-6989 Renshaws Butchery. Sell it in the CLUB 3 Galloway Street, or txt: Phone 871-6470. Classifieds! (027) 453-7637 TWILIGHT Kihkihi, 8am, TV, EXHIBITION CAPE COD couches, house hold, Phone 871 5151 *conditions apply 290TC212/06 Monday car seats, tandem Waipa Embroiderers Guild CHAIRS two red November 6th pram. November 3rd and 4th; available, $185 each VEHICLES WANTED Sponsored by 10am - 4pm or $350 for two. Or- 5th; 877 Kihikihi Road, McFall Fuel Ltd 10am - 3pm ders taken. Phone 9am, all sorts. Te Awamutu Information Centre Dave (07) 823-8330. Tees open 4 - 6pm The CAR DUMP Entry $5.00 FATHER Hubbard, FIREWOOD come and see what’s in COMPANY Meals available 5m³ $160, 10m³ $290, my cupboard, 49 Arm- $8.00 delivered. Phone strong Ave, Te Awa- 0800 CAR DUMP mutu, open 8am - 12 (07) 873-9190 or (021) 0800 227 3867 Get th 617-349. noon, every Saturday. at car ou FREE CAR REMOVAL ta there PUBLIC NOTICES (Waikato & King Country) U/21 RUGBY 283TC209/06

Get together for all ST JOHN’S ANGLICAN PARISH those wishing to Needs your unwanted household / garage items play for Te Awamutu FOR OUR GALA Sports in 2007, at ON NOVEMBER 11 Clubrooms PROPOSAL FOR TEMPORARY on November 4th All funds raised go to mission ROAD CLOSURE, TE AWAMUTU at 5.30pm. Phone 871-5568 and leave contact details Phone Help us to help others! Thank you In accordance with the tenth schedule of the local Wayne Wirihana Government Act 1974, notice is hereby given, 871-8795 a/h that, for the purpose of the Te Awamutu Light Up or Warren Longman PIRONGIA NETBALL CLUCLUBB Ceremony and Santa Parade, Waipa District Council

871-7434 a/h Pirongia Netball Club invites trialists for our proposes to close the roads listed below to ordinary vehicular trafﬁ c for the periods stated hereunder. U19 &U16 WANTED Australian Southern Skies Tournament Te Awamutu Light Up Ceremony Teams Friday, December 1, 2006 from 5.30pm to 9.30pm

U/19 Coach for Trials Held: Tuesday, November 7th Teasdale Street from Bank Street to Vaile Street 2007. WAIKATO RIVER CLAIM HUI Wednesday, November 8th, Te Awamutu Santa Parade Phone At: Pirongia Netball Courts Wednesday, November 8, 2006 Saturday, December 9, 2006 from 7.00am to 3.00pm Keith Parsons Time: 6.00pm Tokanganui a noho Marae, Te Kuiti Alexandra Street from the roundabout at the Rewi Street/Mutu Street intersection to the roundabout at 871-3910 For further information please contact Powhiri 10.00am ~ Presentation 10.30am Clara (07) 871-9505, Sue (07) 838-9825 or The Waikato Raupatu Trustee Company Ltd the Arawata Street/Sloane Street intersection. (07) 871-9976 a/h, Jane (07) 825-9920 (Tainui) wish to present their Waikato River Te Awamutu Santa Parade MEETINGS Claim to the Maniapoto Iwi. The implications Saturday, December 9, 2006 from 12.15pm to on Ngati Maniapoto including such matters 3.00pm ALEXANDRA SPORTS NOTICES as the area to which the claim refers, the Gorst Avenue, Selwyn Lane, Mahoe Street from RACING CLUB proposed title, custodian and guardianship Selwyn Lane to Arawata Street and Arawata Street from Mahoe Street to the roundabout at the Sloane (Established 1866) NGAROMA TRAIL RIDE structure and the mana o nga hapu along the Street / Alexandra Street intersection. 141st ANNUAL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 NEW TRACK Waipa River and its tributaries will be considered. The presentation will be followed by a light GENERAL MEETING Suitable for 2 & 4 wheelers During the proposed closure arrangements will luncheon. be made for the passage of emergency vehicles if Will be held at the Registration from 9.00am Clubhouse, Pirongia required. Start 10.00am After lunch Maniapoto Kaumatua and Iwi will meet and discuss: Tuesday, November 7, Entry Fee: $25 Any person objecting to the proposal is called 2006 at 7.30pm 1. Their position on the River Claim upon to lodge notice of his/her objection and the Family: $40 2. Tomo - Wharenui Pukawa grounds thereof, in writing, before 4.00pm on Friday, The club extends a Kids Track $10 warm welcome to local 3. Poukai Te Kuiti November 10, 2006. residents or any persons Ride starts and ﬁ nishes at Ngaroma Hall 4. King Tuheitia - support For information please contact JP Snyman, interested in the future of Sign posted from Te Kawa Crossroads and Arohena No reira, nau mai, haere mai Phone (07) 823-3800 during normal work hours the traditional Pirongia Helmets must be worn (8.30am - 4.30pm). Boxing Day race meeting. All enquiries - please call Debbie Sausage Sizzle and Refreshments Available Maniapoto Maori Trust Board, John Inglis, CHIEF EXECUTIVE 306TC201/06 M Walter (Hon Sec) Contacts: Sam 872-3573 ~ Kevin 872-3544 306TC208/06 (07) 878-6234 or email [email protected]

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 PAGE 23 WANTED TO BUY LIVESTOCK FOR PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED HOME HELP SALE SALE AVAILABLE BUYING NOW ELECTRICIAN WINTER POSSUM fur, green SECTION for sale, ELECTRICIAN OFFAL BYL LTD WIPEOUTS and dry skins. Phone 4349m², services to CHRIS MYLCHREEST HOLES Keith on (07) 825-9863 SERVICE BULLS boundary, Te Awa- Book now for your Win- or (027) 231-3610. CHRIS MYLCHREEST FOR LEASE mutu. Phone 870-5586 ter Action Plan, re- KIDS AT HOME LTD or (021) 058-8760. planting, garden res- HOUSES FOR Hereford, Angus, FOR: LOOKING FOR New Installations KING COUNTRY urrection, general REMOVAL Jersey and FRS DRILLING CHILDCARE? WORK WANTED Maintenance maintenance, Phone PHONE Stephen, King 2 year bulls Tess at Great Garden Repairs * 4 Wheel Drive Experienced child Country Building Phone Chris Smith Workz on (027) 238- carers available NOW. Removals Limited, TREE & STUMP * Best Equipment 2517 or 872-2853 A/H. (07) 870-4552 or Phone 871-2914 * Best Prices Fees from as little as (027) 318-9665, (07) (027) 496-7413 SERVICE 0.69c per hour. 873-1753 a/h. Mobile * Foundations or John Lawrence Call Dennis Clements (027) 496-7849 * Lined Soak Holes WANTED KNOWN Support by a Ministry (07) 871-3274 TOTAL TREE CARE * Associated of Education and WINZ POSSUM Phone 871-5221 199TC205/06 Concrete Products LIZ CLARKE approved agency. FUR Te Awamutu Owned FENCING In-Step Podiatry Services Phone Denise LIVESTOCK POST driving, auger PHONE DENNIS BSC, BA, DIPHE, SRCH(UK), 871-7673 (MON - FRI Wanted WANTED and Operated drilling, post and rail, COLSON MRCH(UK), SRPODNZ, MNZPOD 8.30am to 1.30pm) $75 per kg post and batten, 0800 DUG HOLES Chiropodist/Podiatrist Phone Furline Ltd T.G.M & BRUCON stockyards, deer fenc- AC PETFOODS 0800 384 465 (07) 577-1877 or LAWNMOWING ing, vineyards. Phone Trained in the United Kingdom SITUATIONS (0274) 467-067 Now Buying Specialisinging in (07) 827-1849 or (027) Appointments booked VACANT PC PROBLEMS? between SMALL 473-0001. Horses NO fix, no fee, repairs 9.00am - 1.00pm, & LARGE 0800-834-222 from experienced local Monday to Friday GRAZING LAWNS Glen Rawson AVAILABLE IT professional. Mo- 355 Mahoe St Plumbing bile upgrades, repairs Te Awamutu COLOSTRUM Phone Peter Craftsman, Plumber and installations ser- 283TC201/06 PALM KERNEL AND SURPLUS (021) 471-273 or and Gasfitter vice. No call out fees! Ph 870-4080 Phone Matt (027) SOURCE NZ MILK WANTED! Brian (021) 058-9246 Roofing Maintenance New 515-6996 or 870-3038. Immediately available Phone Deb Kirkham ALEXANDER Phone (027) 222-7590 FARM WORK for delivery, quality on 871-4815 or or 870-2987a/h RESIDENTIAL WANTED product, professional Air Conditioning service, freight options. (0274) 901-007 and Plumbing LIFESTYLE blocks for Call SourceNZ on Over 35 years in GREEN ACRES all your fencing re- CROP & 0508 SOURCENZ Business LAWNMOWING quirements. Experi- ence and quality PASTURE (0508-768-723) PROPERTIES FOR Best prices guaranteed Free quotes, Pensioner guaranteed. Phone for competitive on SALE Phone rates, same day service. SPRAYING farm pricing. (07) 827-1849 or (027) (07) 871-9730 Phone Michele and Your local palm 473-0001. Phone Neil Drury FAIRVIEW ROAD Mobile Gavin on kernel supplier. (021) 926-315 Five bedroom (021) 122-0232 (027) 683-7086 Fully renovated or 870-5037 Agricultural Contractor Three car garaging LIVESTOCK FOR BUILDER RELIEF milker avail- SALE Heat pump LOUNGE suites able, reliable, trust- Awesome views Terry Lasenby cleaned. Phone Ultra worthy, Ngutunui $330,000 neg For all your building Clean 871-6662 now! SHUTTLE /Pirongia area only, MINIATURE Hereford requirements. SERVICE (2nd milker). Phone x cow, with miniature Phone (021) 377-876 Town and Rural. MEATEATER Michael (027) 325- 10 week calf at foot. Ph Pat or Deanne Phone 8701234 7837. Phone (07) 871-1511. OPEN home, new, HOMEKILLS LTD 872-2530 1077 Bank Street, Te Mobile (027) 289-5496 or Awamutu, 2-4pm (027) 4964656 Now Killing Pigs (027) 289-5497 FARM Sunday. Phone 872- Phone 871-9995 7700. CAR valet. Phone Ul- or (029) 871-9995 EMPLOYEES tra Clean 870-3452 SILAGE WANTED LIVESTOCK WANTED today! MOWING tedding, CARPENTER avail- raking, baling, wrap- DAIRY FARM ping and stacking. able, small - medium MANAGER jobs, renovations, New Krone Baler, bathroom specialist. Mobile one-stop solution cartage also available, 150 JERSEY COWS Phone Rick (027) 474- to all your window and also buying standing SH3 TE AWAMUTU 2965 or (07) 871-9737. door problems grass. Phone ROTARY SHED Nick/Georgie (07) Maintenance 827-1849 or (027) 438- Reasonable three Greenlea CARPET. Phone Ultra Repair Clean 871-6662 to 9803. bedroom house Security PREMIER MEATS LIMITED book now! 1st December start Phone 0800 25 25 00 WANTED SPOUTING, Marley, An excellent position CASH FOR $29 mtr, fitted inc gst. for an experienced Phone Tony 871-3620. Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer MORTGAGE person on this 44ha CHRISTMAS! BROKER farm with replacements Homecare distributors TTRUCKRUCK required to deliver our PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL NZMBA TTRUCKRUCK grazed off. SIX wheeler tip truck popular Christmas Please phone STUART ALLAN LIVESTOCK BUYER Phone Christine for hire, experienced (0274) 765-117 for catalogue to the 871-3176 driver/operator. doorsteps of local homes A/H: 07 829 8272 MOB: 029 290 4330 Application form (021) 545-302 Phone (07) 827-1849 No outlay, or (027) 473-0001. DAIRY farm worker weekly cash paid. STOCK SALES RELIEF milker avail- wanted, for milking Phone now to secure able, Te Awamutu ULTRA Clean, com- and general farm du- your local area... area. Phone (0275) plete cleaning ser- ties, single accommo- Margaret 426-757. vices. Phone 871-6662. dation available. 0800 021 159 Phone (07) 873-9297. WORK WANTED WORK available, part- SERVICE BULL SALE time, suit retired FARM ASSISTANT

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9 0 Paterangi Road, Te Awamutu HIRE 50ashb WE ALWAYS A TruckTruck Three bedroom tidy Approx 100 Service Bulls Subdivisions, WELCOME... house Letters to the Editor a/c Client LLicence?icence? Drainage, Soakholes, Work as part of a team Wedding Photos 7 two year Hereford Bulls Driveways etc. RRosetownosetown DDriverriver TTrainingraining Some experience Sports Reports 1 two year Sim Bull Mini digger for jobs at PPh:h: 8871-556971-5569 MMob:ob: ((0274)0274) 1125-00025-000 preferred

Coming Events etc. class002 10 two year Jersey Bulls home Phone 872-2808 Phone ask for Mark All enquiries to: Free PROPERTIES FOR SALE 871-5151 Chris Ryan 07 871-3313 0272 431 078 Quote! Peter Schnuriger 07 871-3316 0272 431 836 OPEN HOME FARM WORK WANTED Hewitson Plumbing Peter Cain 07 871-3580 0274 933 808 Bob Drake 07 871-7515 0274 941 958 Phone 871-3620 ALL THE TICKS Two bedroom, brick townhouse 50/50 SHAREMILKING LIVESTOCK WANTED 17 Rutherford Street POSITION REQUIRED $289,000 Up to 600 cows BONER COWS WANTED Location, Location, Location Low Maintenance For the 07 season, currently 50/50, Flat Developed Section milking 410 F x cows, currently producing Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Internal Access in the top 10% for the district. Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule OPEN BW 125, PW 136, RA 99%. Also empty heifers and potter bulls Saturday 4th, and Sunday 5th November 14 years dairy farming experience with high work standards and good references. Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 1.00 - 3.00pm Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Phone (07) 856-6809 - Private Sale Phone (07) 888-1850 for CV. PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, November 2, 2006 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT BARGAIN TIMBER

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Timber Yard person/Truck Driver. Two Senior students for Christmas

We are looking for a person who has a clean Environmental Officers programme H/T and drivers licence and must be self FORMWORK CARPENTER for December 12th - 23rd. motivated and energetic. Tiber yard BAR This vacancy would suit a part time Please apply in writing to: experience would be preferred. Carol Martin Page MANAGER tradesman. Must be conversant in all types of formwork / shuttering. Please ring 870-5158 for more information 524 Turere Lane, Te Awamutu Part time position and to arrange for an interview. by November 10, 2006 flexible hours. All inquiries to The Manager on Experience preferred (07) 873-6440 or (021) 718-525 Job description available at Harcourts but not essential. ENGINEERING STORES POSITION 305 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu ESSENTIAL: Sense A vacancy has arisen for a reliable, energetic This is a KEEP TE AWAMUTU of humour, honesty, lifeguard / reception BEAUTIFUL PROJECT common sense. person with basic computer skills to join our An exciting opportunity exists for people with Engineering Construction Team in Te Awamutu. Assistance in gaining TE AWAMUTU MUSEUM managers licence will exceptional customer service skills, to work The work is interesting and varied and be provided to as a FULL or PART TIME LIFEGUARD or Is looking for volunteers to staff the front successful applicant. includes internal store duties, health and on RECEPTION at the Te Awamutu Events desk on weekends or weekdays. PLEASE WRITE TO: safety monitoring and internal procedures Bar Manager Position Centre and / or Cambridge Swimming Pool. auditing. A knowledge of the engineering After initial training, volunteers will be rostered as they are available, for up to Te Awamutu Sports We are looking for individuals who: industry would be an advantage. 4 hours every 4 to 8 weeks. P O Box 365, • Are able to deal with emergency situations Give Steve a call to find out more TE AWAMUTU Te Awamutu Museum was established as a • Have a current ﬁ rst aid certiﬁ cate Tel. 871-7062 Applications close result of the voluntary efforts by the Te Awamutu 5pm, Wednesday, • Have the ability to work weekends / public Stewart and Cavalier Engineering Historical Society. The museum exists to November 8th, 2006 holidays Te Awamutu celebrate the unique identity of Te Awamutu • Have a professional attitude and a sense and Districts. This cannot be achieved without COOK / CHEF of fun the support of volunteers from the Community. Required for mostly Please send your cover letter / CV to: Full descriptions and application packs day shift due to the are available from Museum reception or tourist season almost Paul Maley upon us we require Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre by telephoning (07) 872-0085 additional staff. Cnr Selwyn Lane and Mahoe Street CONCRETE FOREPERSON Phone Arnold / Kim Email: [email protected] TRACTOR DRIVERS REQUIRED (07) 873-8753 Otorohanga Applications close Friday 10.11.06 Drury Agricultural Contracting specialises in 306TC202/06 Due to continued growth we are looking to big square baling and bale trading. We have employ a dynamic “hands on” foreperson to baling runs in Te Awamutu and Ohakune lead a small team. districts. We require experienced machine Applicants must have a clean drivers licence operators for the coming season. and must be fully experienced in all aspects You must have; • RUTHERFORD of concrete works. Class 2 licence HOUSE If you are interested in joining a • Proven work background • CAREGIVER progressive local company with great Be able to work away from home for REQUIRED prospects then contact The Manager extended periods.

for afternoon shift, on (07) 873-6440 or (021) 718-525 A good team culture exists within this 3pm - 11pm business and a fair return is offered. Rostered duties RESTHOME CAREGIVER Phone Neil 021-926-315 Phone Manager NIGHT DUTIES or Rob 021-629-116 871-5586 We require; CAN YOU ~ An honest and reliable person to work 48 hours HELP? per fortnight which does include working every second weekend. We urgently need more ~ Must be mature and have an interest in care of helpers to feed and the elderly. cuddle our animals. All ages Welcome We offer; Phone Dianne ~ A full orientation programme on 871-5222 ~ On going educational opportunities or (021) 463-543 ~ A great supportive team ~ A homely purpose built work environment within a fully certified facility. WE ALWAYS Phone Heather at Tarahill Resthome 871-3675 WELCOME... between 9am - 4pm Monday to Friday. Letters to the Editor Wedding Photos Sports Reports

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2 OPEN HOME: Fully fenced section, 1227m 3 double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes Sunday November 5 1 bathroom, separate toilet 1.00-3.00pm Separate kitchen/dining 2 Picquet Hill Road Separate lounge Ph: 871 2122 Laundry Swimming pool, fully fenced, play house Single garage with workshop and attached woodshed PHONE (07) 871 5151 - FAX (07) 871 3675 $320,000 Sub dividable FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISING 306TC079/06

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