Te Awamutu Courier Will Do- Moree Recently, Nate 15% of the Feature Advertis- During a Visit Ing Sales to the Appeal

ISSN 1170-1099 120TC049/04 Published Tuesday and Thursday THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2005

Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Thinking pink Holidays not ‘dragon’ on Wait ... Tomorrow is Pink Ribbon Street Appeal Day, raising vital funds for the work of The New Zealand Breast Cancer Founda- there’s tion. Collectors will be out and about in the main street with pink wristbands and pink ribbons which can be traded for a Moree donation. Inside today’s issue is a By Grant Johnston double page spread, supported The link between Te Awamutu and its by advertisers, which outlines Australian twin town Moree should be Breast Cancer Awareness rejuvenated, not abandoned says Waipa Month activities and general District councillor Gaidyn Flay. information about breast cancer. Mr Flay visited Te Awamutu Courier will do- Moree recently, nate 15% of the feature advertis- during a visit ing sales to the appeal. to see family in Perth. He has Board grants been part of a Te Awamutu Community group reviewing Board allocated $12,151 in dis- the twin town cretionary grants to community link and the mer- organisations. its of continuing Te Awamutu Alive Promotions with it. Group received $4,156 towards TE AWAMUTU Primary classmates (from left) Mark Dorey, Shea Gosnell and Callum McFarlane On his arrival public Christmas decorations teamed up at the Teasdale Club Holiday programme base at the Waipa Netball Courts to in Moree he was and lights. create a ‘firebreathing’dragon. Sadly the large chalk drawing (which took 37 pieces of chalk taken straight to Te Awamutu Brass received to complete) only lasted until the following day when rain arrived. Children attending the the local Rotary CR GAIDYN FLAY Club, where he $2,000, Te Awamutu Rugby holiday programme also played games, went swimming, went to the movies, watched dvds spoke about the reason for his visit. Sports and Recreation $1,350 and had a sausage sizzle with children from another holiday programme. 279051AD and Keep Te Awamutu Beautiful Mr Flay’s host in Moree was Rotary $1,340. president Max Whibly, who is also a Mo- ree Plains Shire Council member. Visiting the Moree Information Centre Garage sale Kihikihi residents slow to sign the following day, Mr Flay dropped off L.J. Hooker’s annual charity brochures from Te Awamutu. garage sale takes place again have to be passed on, he “The manager was most enthusiastic this Saturday. Half of town’s property says. that the twin town link must continue,” There should be something “We can’t go into peo- Mr Flay says. for everyone in the sale at owners yet to sign up for ple’s properties without Mr Flay was guest of honour at a coun- the St John’s Church Hall in having cleared the way cil luncheon, attended by councillors and George Street, which starts at sewerage project formally and made sure senior staff members. 8.30am. To donate items con- we take note of any “Both the deputy mayor and general tact L.J. Hooker at 871 5044. Some Kihikihi residents are in danger of hold- particular issues. Unfor- manager spoke and it appeared very ing up work on the wastewater scheme in the tunately a verbal ‘OK’ positive that the desire was for the twin Show tickets town without even realising it. isn’t enough. We need town link to be invigorated. the paperwork to protect The Courier has four double In June, Council announced the long awaited “I duly replied outlining past exchang- project would start, ridding Kihikihi of septic ourselves and to protect es, which began in 1972 when Moree passes to the Waikato Home the property owners.” and Garden Show to give away tanks which have raised serious health con- Mayor Perry James visited Te Awamutu to readers, courtesy of Hannah cerns. Tenants can not sign (which had the same 2400 post code as and Associates. Since then, project administrator Vickie on behalf of a landlord. VICKIE BYFORD Moree). Ring or email editor Grant Byford has been approaching property owners To help things along “He invited both the Te Awamutu Johnston at 871 5151 ext 712 seeking formal permission for contractors to Waipa District Council will have a caravan Brass Band and Te Awamutu Pipe Band or email grant.johnston@teaw enter their sections and connect houses to the on site at Kihikihi next week, ready to accept to attend Moree P and A Show in 1974. amutucourier.co.nz. First four scheme. signed forms and answer questions. “These visits were carried out and entries will win. This year’s To date, around half of property owners have The caravan will be open until 8pm on Mon- further developed to numerous groups show is the 21st (see page 9). signed the forms needed by Council. day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to catch and individuals making Moree a town to “It’s not that people don’t want the work to be people in the evenings. visit in North Western New South Wales, Card special done, because they absolutely do. Residents are It will be back at Kihikihi on October 25, 26 much the same size as Te Awamutu.” 100 per cent behind the project,” Vickie Byford and 27 as well as during the day on Saturday, Mr Flay says the drivers for the 30 NZ Post is giving Kiwis the says. October 29. year association in the beginning were chance to send Christmas “It’s just that some people haven’t physically In addition, property owners with any ques- Mr James and Te Awamutu Mayor Bob cards to family and friends signed the forms and returned them yet, it’s as tions are invited to call Vickie Byford on a toll- Vaile and Cr Chris Firth, with others overseas for just $1, by offering simple as that.” free number, 0800 KIHIKIHI (0800 544 454) at joining in over the years. a ’ten for $10’ deal on interna- Chief executive John Inglis says unless Coun- any time, day or night. Moree band leader Ted Newbury vis- tional economy stamps. cil receives signed forms back from property Mr Inglis says Council would like the ited his daughter (Gaynor Krippner) and The offer closes November owners, their house can not be connected to the paperwork cleared up as quickly as possible. family in Te Awamutu recently and was 18 for cards to Australia/ South new scheme. “We simply want to get on and get the job hosted at a function in the RSA and by Paciﬁ c, and November 11 for Te Awamutu Rotary Club. cards to the rest of the world. To come back and reconnect them at a later done. But we need property owners to help us date would incur additional cost which would out so we can avoid any delays.” Continued page 2. Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU Shiree will Offer concludes close John’s OPEN 7 DAYS address of trade 10/10/05 John’s Super Deal is Cash and Carry Only – Payment of John’s Super Deal must be while stocks last PICK OF THE WEEK by cash, Eftpos or cheque, otherwise charge price applies. TRADE NOT SUPPLIED. your fashion MMoonnkkeeyy BBaayy Grants OO’’MMaarraa’’ss needs WWiinnee RRaannggee IIrriisshh CCrreeaamm Whisky 750ml 1litre $$ 9999 $$ 9999 $$ 9999 293 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU 1155 PHONE 871 2180 & get a 375ml FREE 279TC009/05 277TC017/05 1133 eeaa 3311 YOUR LETTERS BPW presents cup for College star OME Not wanting to H security lock up with legalise cannabis I don’t know Iain Lennox but he assumption of prohibition is that VVeerrnn WWiillssoonn seems like a nice person. it will stop drug use or at least His response to me was meas- reduce the harm. MOBILE LOCKSMITH ured and for that I’m grateful. I’m Prohibition achieves neither. Un- sorry for his tragedy caused by der the current drug laws things nicotine. are getting worse not better. We • Deadlocks • Door Chains He is clearly pleased that he has will not stop kids or adults using • Door Viewers been so consistent that the choices drugs by telling them not to! • Window Security Stays he made as a young man suit him So sadly, while the status quo TE AWAMUTU College principal, Barbara • Free Advice and Quotes so well that he has seen no reason remains, the drug lords are getting Cavanagh (left) with the BPW Initiative and to alter them (I often wish I was so richer, drug abuse is affecting more Enterprise Cup presented for the College by fortunate). citizens and their families and president, Katherine O’Regan. Photo supplied. Phone Mobile 0274 795 138 But he is spreading false infor- drug abusers are getting younger. Shop 871 5530 mation: the Greens do not advo- Why is it that when something A cup for a year 10 female student and above, • 419 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu cate the legalisation of cannabis! as obvious as the fact that the drug showing initiative and enterprise, was presented to the principal of Te Awamutu College at a func- The primary purpose of the laws as they stand are not work- 251TC002-05 tion held recently by Te Awamutu Business and Greens drug policy is harm re- ing do we not have the sense to do something else? Professional Women. duction for all drugs - alcohol In presenting the cup to the College, president and nicotine included. The false STEPHEN LEE Katherine O’Regan said that it was the role of BPW to promote the education and training of LOWEST PRICES young women. To this end club members decided Enjoyed Craft Fair, pipers bonny bonus that they would focus on the initiative and enter- GUARANTEED prise efforts of a young female student. I thoroughly enjoyed the Pirongia although they appeared a little dif- In reply principal, Barbara Cavanagh said that CURTAINS • BLINDS Craft Fair - details of which were ferent from the traditional pipers, she as well as the College really appreciated the printed in last week’s Courier. there was no denying that they gesture by the BPW and said that BPW members, Select from the vast range of Browsing around the stalls was could certainly play those pipes. especially Prof. Marilyn Waring and Katherine local and imported so interesting, and the stallholders O’Regan, both former MPs for Waipa, were great The sound of the bagpipes always curtain fabrics in were friendly and informative. role models for young women students. stirs the Scottish blood in me. our Mobile I was surprised and delighted Mrs O’Regan said the club looked forward to Showroom to hear the Scottish pipers, and MARIAN BOWE presenting the cup later in the year at the Col- lege Prizegiving. BPW Te Awamutu also has a Study Award Grant to assist a student from Te Awamutu •Free measure and quote and surrounding district in their studies for 12 •Trained professional Consultants More life in Moree connection months at any institution, for which applications •Appointment to suit •Quality guaranteed are now being sought. They close mid October. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL RATES From page 1. association is equally strong in both For more details phone 871 8308 Special discounts for VIP customers Mr Newbury also met with Mayor towns and must continue. Our consultant now services Te Awamutu on a Alan Livingston and the group in- “Leadership needs to be managed Tuesday each week vestigating the future of Te Awam- at Council level, encouraging com- utu’s link with Moree, including Bob munity involvement,” Mr Flay says. PROPERTY FOR AN APPOINTMENT PLEASE PHONE Vaile, Chris Firth, David Haberﬁ eld He says there is potential for a Blueprint and Gaidyn Flay. wide variety of exchanges including “My contacts in both Te Awamutu musicians, sportspeople, students, Delivered to you in today’s paper. and Moree leave me in no doubt that businesspeople, farm interest groups 009tc041-03 the desire to rekindle the past long etc. If not phone Harcourts (07) 871 8700. 062TC038-05 FFRREEEE * Toyota Racing Backpack to the first 20 customers to book in for servicing by presenting this coupon * Backpack valued at $38.00 $$ .00 25WOF ✄ LTSA Agents SS I WOULD LIKE MY CAR SERVICED Registration - Road User Charges - YYEE AT WAIKATO TOYOTA, TE AWAMUTU Change of Ownership - Number Plate Changes NAME: ______✔ FREE Tyre and Brake check with every service ADDRESS:______✔ Full workshop facilities ✄ PHONE: ______✔ Oil lube to full servicing CAR: ______MAKE: ______✄ ✔ Full parts and accessories available MODEL: ______YEAR: ______ALL MAKES AND MODELS OUR SPECIALITY TOYOTA Waikato Toyota L.M.V.D Phone 872 0017 - 29 Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu 279TC061-05

PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 Dancing popular at Stu a busy boy at Te Awamutu Festival Highlight of the Ballet Section Sydney Crocker (TA). music competitions was the Stuart Law Scholarship, Rebecca Lockyer Trophy 14 and won by Abby Dutton on Hamilton. over: Kayla-Paige Middleton-Echave Another Hamilton dancer, Nicola (Wha). Reed was runner-up. Anchor Mart Cup 12 - 14: Clay Both girls are regular competitors Roberts (Otorohanga). at the Te Awamutu Festival. Rosetown Lions Scholarship 14 Local dancer Sydney Crocker won and over: Shanelle Borlase, 1; Kay- the Gailene Lucas Trophy for Most la-Paige Middleton-Echave, 2. Promising Dancer. With a delightful adjudicator and Results: warm atmosphere, the Highland Offi cer Trophy Waikato Classical Dance Section ran without a hitch. U10: Tegan Hewitson (Hamilton). Adjudicator Lyn McCorquindale is Verity Cup Waikato Barefoot U12: a past competitor and now teaches Breanna McPherson (Putaruru). dance, so is well placed to judge the Beverley Garrett Memorial Schol- current performers. arship: Saraliese Cranch (Tirau). Results: Waikato National U12, Sherley Cups Cup: Natasha Walker (Cambridge). D. G. Shepherd, U8: Mikayla Cad- Waikato National 12 and over, man (Hawera) Andrea Cup: Joshua Cranch (Tir), 1; Armstrong Cup, U10: Cheri Cad- Charlotte Verstappen (TA), 2. man (Hawera). Waikato Demi Character U12, Society Cup U12: Katie Dumper Cable Trophy: Katherine Sarcich (Waiuku). (Ham). Hutson Challenge Cup U14: Shy- Waikato Barefoot, Double Cup: anne Mullin (Hawera). Azaria Henry (Cam). Duggan Challenge Cup U16: Can- Waikato Classical, L Hurley Cup: dice Mullin (Hawera). Olivia Morell (Ham). Petrice Clarke Challenge Cup” Waikato Classical, Sandford Cup: Shyanne Mullin. Ashleigh Trotter (Tokoroa). Clark and McMillan Challenge Nominee for Modern and Jazz Cup: Candice Mullin (Hawera). Young Performer of the Year to rep- Bernice Rountree Memorial Cup: resent Te Awamutu is Kayla-Paide Katie Dumper. ITINERANT music teacher Stewart Stanbridge Awamutu College senior trombone group) and Middleton-Echave of Whangamata. Most Promising Dancer: Shelby (seen conducting Te Awamutu College Sax, sponsored several sections. Sydney Crocker repeated her bal- Wilson. from left: Olivia Jordan, Kirsten Miller, Sarah Te Awamutu entrants had a number of good let win, picking up the Charsley Cup Wearing of the kilt U12: Mikayla Robertson, Melissa Irving and Alyssa-Jayne results at competitions held in the Methodist and Most Promising Local Dancer. Cadman. Foster) had an incredibly busy time at the Church. Te Awamutu College Jazz are pictured Results: Wearing of the kilt over 12: Can- Instrumental Section of the Te Awamutu performing ‘Sailor’s Hornpipe’ in the group Rebecca Lockyer Trophy U12: dice Mullin. Competitions last week. learning section Mr Stanbridge recommended He not only conducted and organised groups be added to the competition and which his Min Max Rain from Te Awamutu College and Intermediate, but business Waikato Academy Music co-sponsors Fire Brigade notebook Weather 0 0 C C mm stood in for a missing student (playing in the Te with KBB. 279053AD Te Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has attended the following matters since last Arohena 6 18 103 Kihikihi While it was the smallest section, the instru- number of local school musical groups competing week: 42344 Ngahinapouri 10 18 48 mental hall was fi lled with vitality and excellent and enjoying the experience. Friday, 2.12am. Rubbish bin fi re, Sloane Parawera 52054 music. Results: Street. Pirongia 61979 The orchestral instrument recital for the Com- United Youth Orchestra Scholarship: Timothy Saturday, 5.47pm. Car fi re, Ohaupo Pokuru ---petition Society Prize and Nicholson Memorial Carpenter (Ohaupo). Road. Te Awamutu 92152 Trophy was of a very high standard. Orchestral Instrument: Dean Scott, trombone Don’t forget to check the batteries in Te Kawa West --- It was won by Auckland fl autist Callum Hall, (Te Awamutu). your smoke alarms regularly - smoke Te Pahu 82060 who received the Young Performer nomination. Woodwind U14: Carey Ireland (TA). alarms can save lives! Waikeria --- Organisers were encouraged to see a good Continued page 8. YOUR FAMILY RETREAT ON 1704m2 TENDER Tender closes: Monday 31st Oct 2005 at 4pm Character bungalow (unless sold prior) with 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, double garaging. Unique and spacious, this home has endless options and possibilities limited only by your imagination. NEW LISTING OPEN: WED 12th, 12.30 - 1.30PM ID#TEA10546. 1109 BANK STREET

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 PAGE 7 High class fi eld amongst pianists The standard of performance Guo (Ham), 1; Edward Hall across the Pianoforte Section, (Auk), 2. especially for the Te Awamutu Elspeth Gilmour Memorial, Lions Scholarship and Valerie 8-9 years: Amy Chewn-Yu San Palmer-Forbes Mozart Recital, (Ham), 1; Denise Jin, 2. was very high, making for a very Pat Tervit, 9-10 years: Joshua competitive festival. Lee (Ham), 1; Cathy Zheng run- It was a most enjoyable sec- ner-up. tion and all competitors this Beverley Bryant, 10-11 years: year performed on the Society’s Margaret Chen (Thames), 1; Ja- Beckstein Grand Piano. son Wu (Ham), 2. They played to an apprecia- Business and Professional tive full house. Women, 11-12 years: Cherry Results: Ngan (Ham), 1; Anna-Rose Dav- Lions Club of Te Awamutu ies (Tau), 2. Scholarship: John-Paul Muir Shearers Music Store, 12-14 (Auckland), 1; Binna Jang years: Tina Chen-Hsuan Sun (Auk), 2; Vivien Lee (Auk), 3. (Ham), 1; Catherine Peake (TA), Valeria Palmer-Forbes Mozart 2. Cup and Prize: Ray Hsun-Jen Te Awamutu Music Teachers Yen (Hamilton) 1; Maria Mo 14-16 years: Tina Teng (Ham), (Ham) 2; Lucy Yu (Ham) 3. 1; Ken Yu (Ham), 2. Anee Riley Memorial Cup, Josie O’Connor, 16-18 years: most promising U12: Anna- Anna Rhee (Ham), 1; Julia Lee Rose Davies (Taupo). (Ham), 2. Dalton Cup, most promising Registered Music Teachers Cup, local highest mark: Cath- 12 and under 14 years: Hadleigh erine Peake. Tiddy (Te Awamutu). Kath Philp Trophy: Laura TE AWAMUTU LION Ralph Barclay (right) presented their Scholarship prizes to John-Paul Muir (1), Binna SCHOLARSHIPS Dixon and Natalie Diprose Marion Mead, U8: Michelle (TA). Jang (2) and Vivien Lee (3) who are all from Auckland. Photo supplied. Instrumental results From page 3. Group Learning KBB Scholarship and Waikato Academy Music Trophy: Te Awamutu Intermedi- ate Jazz Band, 1; Te Awamutu College Sax, 2. Swarbrick Scholarship over 15: Hayden Hock- ley (TA). Stewart Stanbrige Trophy and KBB Prize: Joshua Sklenars (TA), 1; Joshua Lamberts (TA), 2. Junior Chamber Ensemble, The Ressenberger Prize: Brio Trio (Oha), 1; Eleganza Chamber Mu- sic Trio (Ham), 2. Open Chamber Music Ensemble, Drs Le Quesne and Heywood Prize and Trophy: Jitsun’s Trio (Ham), 1; Evelyne, Jenny and Erina (Ham), 2; Eleganza Combination (Ham), 3. Orchestral Instrument Recital, Young Per- former of the Year Nominee: Callum Hall (Auk), 1; Jitsun Kim (Ham), 2. Group Entertainment Award: Vocal Focus (Oha). Ensemble and Duets, 14 and over: Te Awamutu College Sax, 1; Te Awamutu College Senior Trom- bones, 2; Te Awamutu College Junior Trombones, 3; Joshua and Michelle Lambert (TA), VHC. Soundz of Music Trophy: Joshua and Michelle Lambert, 1; Majoshe, Joshua Lambert, Emma Jordan (TA), 2. Vocal Focus was well received by the large audience and performed to a very high standard. Unfortunately some members were outside the age limitations for the group to be eligible for the PACANZ Young Performer Award. Ngahinapouri dominate junior golf team Ngahinapouri Golf Club supplies the bulk of the Waikato Junior Golfi ng Society’s team to contest the national Caltex Booth Shield competition. The 12 strong team (six boys, six girls) was named following the fi nal trial at the Narrows course. No fewer than four girls and three boys from Ngahinapouri were selected, along with both the boys’ and girls’ reserves. They were Stacey Walsh, Jessica Barlow, Pare Tongdethsri, Fai Tongdethsri, Kyle Morris, Oliver Aughton and Ryan Croker, with James Mitchell and Nicola Walsh the reserves. Up to eight provincial team are expected to compete. It is an annual 54-hole event, held every La- bour Weekend, sponsored by Caltex NZ.

279TC017/05 010TC027/02 PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 Celebrating Home Show 21st with pile of prizes The Waikato Events Centre has parking.” been transformed for the four day Popular features returning this Waikato Home and Garden Show be- year include the Interior Design ginning today and running through Awards, the New Zealand Landscape to Sunday afternoon. Awards and the Artists Symposium With around 380 exhibitors con- and NZ Garden Art Exhibition. fi rmed from throughout New Zealand There is also a new Bush of Baches and overseas, the 21st anniversary exhibit showcasing the latest in show, now the largest specialist event baches and small cabins in a bush of its type in New Zealand, is expect- setting. ed to generate widespread interest In addition to the generous Home from the Waikato and beyond. Show prizes traditionally on offer, Early this week event organiser around $60,000 worth of additional Graham Hannah said that prior to prizes are being contributed by long- show opening hundreds of people standing exhibitors to commemorate were involved in the major construc- the show’s 21st birthday. tion required. “Visitors should not expect to come “This year there are six huge pavil- to the Home Show and see it all in ions, including two temporary pavil- two hours,” said Graham Hannah. ions constructed specifi cally for the “They need to take time to relax, Home Show. We are bringing in two soak up the great atmosphere, sam- and a half tonnes of electrical cabling, ple the delicious cuisine and enjoy over two kilometres of exhibition pan- the special night lighting effects on elling, and thousands of cobblestones Friday and Saturday nights when are being laid in the outdoor area. the show is open until 10pm. It completely transforms the venue, “If you haven’t visited the Home providing an exciting and vibrant Show in recent years, then do come atmosphere.” along, you will be amazed how much Event facilities manager Mark it has grown,” he said. Christie, who oversees the running The Waikato Home and Garden of the Council owned Waikato Events Show opening hours are Thursday Centre said it was tremendous that 10am-6pm, Friday and Saturday Waikato Home and Garden Show 10am-10pm and Sunday 10am- 6pm. organisers had chosen this venue for Admission for adults is $12, children the last 21 years. (5-13 years) $4, free entry for children “From the venue’s perspective, it under fi ve and special half price entry works very well because there are on the fi rst day for superannuitants. indoor and outdoor spaces, it has Visit www.waikatohomeshow.co.nz close proximity to the city and free for further information. Chamber music treat Marimba and vibraphone duo This piece was commissioned by Double Lateral will debut two New Jeremy Fitzsimons in 2004 with Zealand works by composers Ga- funding from Chamber Music New reth Farr and John Psathas at the Zealand and is Farr’s fi rst ever work Methodist Church in Te Awamutu for two mallet percussion instru- on Friday, October 14. ments. NO INTEREST and NO REPAYMENTS Double Lateral’s marimba player, Fitzsimons met vibraphone player Jeremy Fitzsimons commissioned Kristie Ibrahim while the pair were until JANUARY 2007* John Psathas to compose a piece for practising their ‘double laterals’ at vibraphone and marimba. a marimba seminar in 1977, so the *Subject to conditions in our October brochure Psathas’ composition is named name for their duo seemed appro- Ukiyo, after the Bhuddiust term for priate. the fl eeting nature of life. The term double lateral refers to Zen monks and haiku poets used a type of stroke used when playing the term to denote a ‘fl oating world’ with four mallets, which results (ukiyo), or a dream that vanishes. in two consecutive notes sounding The piece requires Double Lateral from the one stroke. to perform with a CD recorded back- Mast of the repertoire for the coming track. bination of marimba and vibraphone • Viscoflex comfort layer Ukiyo was commissioned by Jer- comes from jazz. moulds to your body emy Fitzsimons with funding from This concert will be part of the Creative New Zealand and Cham- duo’s fi rst tour as Double Lateral. • Responsive pocket ber Music New Zealand. The concert is presented by Te spring system Double lateral will also debut a Awamutu Music Federation at the • Luxury pillowtop new CMNZ commission by composer Methodist Church in Bank Street construction for a Gareth Farr. from 7.30pm on October 12. 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Pirongia Road, RD6 Phone 871 4366 • Fax 871 5401 Te Awamutu Mobile 0274 78 78 30 CHAMPIONS: Te Awamutu Sports hockey players with their spoils at the Waikato Association end- of-season prizegiving. Back row, from left: Zoe Wake Hyde, Jude Wake, Maggie Vickers, Caroline Hamilton, Bridget Daldy, Sue Bollen, Jane Stokes, Judy Bowen. Front row: Catherine Williams, Catherine McLean, Jeanette Dobson, Brooke Eastwood, Sally Davies, Irene Gray, Mandy Van SPCA Animal Shelter Schagen. Photo supplied Te Awamutu Sports com- after drawing 3-all. won the Robinson Cup in the I am a small to medium female, white pleted a rare hat-trick winning The club’s second women’s second round and defeated rel- with lots of spots. I am five years old and Waikato Hockey Association’s team, Bradley’s Bunch, won all egated Varsity B 1-0 to collect my owners are moving and are not allowed dogs so I club of the year award for the three reserve grade cups last the third division Evelyn Tan- third consecutive season. year to gain promotion up to ner Cup in the championship am looking for a new home. I am well trained - sit “We’re rapt,” says Te Awamutu premier grade. round. and stay, love going for walks and good with kids & hockey doyenne Sally Davies. Winning promotion, however, The Men’s A team competed cats etc. If you can help please phone Dianne at the “Last year we scooped 12 tro- proved to be their undoing this well in the men’s reserve grade, phies, this year we claimed nine year. They lacked the depth SPCA 871 5222 or mobile 021 463 543 fi nishing runners up in the but still managed to retain the to be competitive in the top president’s round and second Killop Memorial Shield.” grade. round and third in the champi- Lots of kittens and older One of the other eight tro- Third team Te Awamutu Blue onship round. Ad kindly sponsored by... phies, the Reece Hodgson Me- fi lled Bradleys Bunch’s boots The men’s B team won the cats needing good homes, morial Cup, went to Davies for admirably in reserve grade. plus many other dogs. Services to Waikato Hockey. They won the President’s Rod Lawrence Cup for fourth Te Awamutu Sports collected round WWHA Cup, the Cam- division president’s round. Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: the Howden Shield for overall bridge Classics Cup (defeating Te Awamutu Sports outstand- 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu champion premier team of the Southern United B 4-2 in the ing season did not go unnoticed. Lizzie Holmes, Kath Drew V.E. VETERINARY Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 year. championship round) and fi n- SERVICES LTD They were runners up to Uni- ished third in the Intercity B and Robbie Matthews have for more details. versity in the premier women’s grade. been named in the Midlands rep Email [email protected] grade, president’s round. The club’s fourth team, Te team, coached by Te Awamutu Sports’ Betty Dellaway. OPENING HOURS: Thu, Fri, Sat 1.00pm-3.00pm & Sunday 12pm-3pm The team had to settle for the Awamutu Green featured prom- Midlands takes in Tauranga, Closed public holidays. For appointments call 021 463 543. bridesmaids tag again in the inently in the third grade. Intercity Cup, losing the fi nal They were runners up in the Rotorua, Counties, Thames Val- www.teawamutu.net/spca 279TC022-05 on strokes to Aces of Rotorua fi rst round to Ngaruawahia, ley and Waikato. BARGAIN TIMBER & FENCING SUPPLIES Unbeatable Deals SStteeeell YY PPoossttss 1.650m @ $5.35 ea 1.800m @ $5.95 ea

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LYON STREET, KIHIKIHI 279TC018-05 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 PAGE 15 Pirongia golf Boost Your Milk Solids Reakes extends champion sparkles Hunter Grains Palm Kernel Meal Jillian Reakes won is a proven cost-effective supplement the Coca Cola Cup with to increase your milk production enviable record a best two out of three rounds net score of 139 By Colin Thorsen at Pirongia Golf Club. Jillian Reakes took great delight Reakes had a fi eld TThhee ffeeeedd ooff tthhee ffuuttuurree in winning her sixth successive day, also winning the silver matchplay title at Pirongia silver LGU and divi- HERE’S WHY Golf Club. sion one scramble. ● The 10 handicapper overcame Division 1: J Reakes 70, Best prices in NZ back problems to beat her arch-rival J Webber 71, E Campbell Efficient on-time delivery ● Bev Parsons 4/3 in the fi nal after be- 73, E Ryburn 74. Division ing 2-up through 18 holes. 2: F Haberfi eld 68, P Mac- Quality Guaranteed ● Intyre 70, E Blackwood 73. Parsons was far from 100% either, Century 21 longest putt: E ● Long-term commitment suffering from a bout of infl uenza. Campbell. to NZ dairy farmers It completed yet another double ★ ★ ★ ★ 223TC006-05 for Reakes, having taken out the Te Awamutu open mid- strokeplay title earlier in the sea- week golf tourney: son. Women’s net: A Goodwin Reakes has had a stranglehold on 69, L O’Connor 72, B Pratt the Pirongia women’s championship 74. Men’s gross: T Ormsby matchplay and strokeplay since 71, A Beal 74, K Veen 76. direct to your farm joining the club 11 years ago. Net: R McGhie 65, R Cox She has won the matchplay eight 66, B Sly 68, B Koopen, times in all - 1996, 1997 and from G Cox 69, F Matenga 70. 2000 to 2005 inclusive - and the Stableford: P McGowan 41, strokeplay six times in all - 1996, B Clarke 39, L Palmer 38, M Western, D Heke 37, J Why Flexible Hose 1998 and 2002 to 2005 inclusive. Braithwaite 36. Parsons has broken Reakes’ stran- Best of the Vets: V Smart Maintenance is so Important glehold twice in both the matchplay 43, J Neilson 39, J Neal, and strokeplay - in 1998, 1999 and G Vanner, D Armstrong Coolant, oil, fuel and brake fluid loss of coolant, can 2000 and 2001 respectively. JILLIAN REAKES 38, N Gillespie, J Jones, I move around a car through either lead to significant and Reakes’ says winning this year mer conditions. McLaughlan 36, J Mitchell, flexible hoses or sometimes rigid expensive engine Reakes has been selected as non I Wilkins 35. Graeme Gulliver gave her as bigger thrill as she ex- ★ ★ ★ ★ pipes. Because they flex, hoses wear damage. You should Service Manager perience winning her fi rst title. travelling reserve for the Waikato and develop leaks. Oil and brake not rely on the “When my back went I thought team to contest the national wom- Stewart Alexander scram- temperature gauge alone. Most ble on Sunday, sponsored by fluid leaks should be regularly there goes my sequence of wins. I en’s masters interprovincial cham- Paper Plus: checked by looking at the container vehicle cooling systems have a didn’t think I was going to be able to pionships at Marlborough next Net: K Heke, D Parker 69, gauges, dip sticks, or checking the temperature gauge sender unit that play, let alone win.” month. K Murray 70, P Morgan, B garage for dropped oil. Coolant registers the temperature of the It turned out to be very much a Elaine Ryburn completed the Mulholland 72. coolant. If the coolant has drained case of fortune favouring the brave. bronze matchplay/strokeplay double Twos: A Robertson, D levels should also be checked by Parker, P Morgan. looking at the filler container, and out, there is nothing to measure, Reakes took up golf 16 years at Pirongia with a 3-up victory over ★ ★ ★ ★ ago at the Te Ngutu Club in South Brenda Staples. the temperature gauge watched. and the temperature shown on the Pirongia scramble, spon- gauge may fall. Taranaki. The match was all square through sored by Alexandra Hotel: Even the latest types of She never set the world on fi re 18 holes. Carefully inspect the radiator Seniors: M Barclay 65, D impregnated rubber and plastic at her old club - “Maybe I won the Fay Haberfi eld turned a one shot hoses for signs of deterioration, Livingstone 71, E Hughes, P hoses do not last indefinitely. When bronze II championship one year defi cit after 18 holes into a 1-up vic- Ryan, S Ryburn 72. you consider that the average swelling or cracks. If in doubt, it’s or something like that,” she says tory over Patti MacIntyre to clinch Juniors: S Meddings 67, R family car operated up to 500 hours best to change the hose or have it modestly. the bronze II title played over 27 Goodhew 68, C Finlay 69, R a year, and the radiator hoses flex checked by a qualified mechanic. Her game has come along in leaps holes. Newlands 70. The cost is low, especially when Twos: W Fox, B Hollins- all this time, it’s hardly surprising and bounds since joining Pirongia. Addy Nieremeijer topped the Sun- head, E Hughes, M Barclay, that regular replacements are compared with the inconvenience She reduced her handicap to sin- day players with a 6/5 win over Pam R Newlands. necessary. and expense of major engine gle fi gures two years ago, and in Hughes. Longest putt: R New- repairs. April this year batted off a career Meredith Pengelly won the fl ight lands. Century 21 nearest An overheated engine, through best seven in the user friendly sum by default from Gloria King. pin: D Livingstone. Sports briefs A virus prevented Sarah Ulmer from 279TC014/05 Main South Road, Te Awamutu. Phone (07) 871 3079 competing in last week’s world road cycling championships. The Olympic gold medallist lined up in Cut, trim, prune, the Morrinsville open handicap race on Sat- edge AND sweep. urday, recording the women’s fastest time. ★ ★ ★ ★ Done. Mangapiko and Te Rahu fi elded a com- bined team in this year’s Melville Shield competition. The players acquit- ted themselves well, fi nishing runners-up to Workingmen’s Club. Mangapiko championships, singles: H Dickson; pairs: W Peard, P Turnwald; triples: H Dickson, R Phillips, J Forster; drawn pairs: J El- lis, J Young; ladies’ singles: M Wyllie; men’s singles: R Choose your additional attachments! 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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 PAGE 17 Formal CHURCH NOTICES FOUND RAFFLES FINANCIAL TUITION TO LET HAZELMERE Kin- KIHIKIHI COCKATIEL. Broth- DEFENSIVE LANDLORDS Notices erhood Road off Ara- dergarten Grocery PRESBYTERIAN puni Road. Phone Raffle winners: Lock- DRIVING Wishing your property CHURCH 871-3372. ley family, Juliet COURSES to be managed by a BIRTHS McAllister, Louise recognised professional? Sunday, October 9 Phone now Gray. Thanks to all TENANTS VIRTUE. Shane and 9.30am: who supported this Gary Gwynne Briar (nee Forsman) Needing help finding Family Service raffle. 07 827-4443 are thrilled to an- 10.00am accommodation which nounce the safe arri- Otorohanga - CHURCH NOTICES suits your needs? val, on 2nd October at FAREWELL SERVICE FOR LEASE Waikato Women’s, of Contact Francene Rev D Becker, on 871-7146, Fletcher Nathan, followed by Pot Luck SHOP PREMISES 4340gms (9lb 9oz) a SHOP PREMISES Mobile Luncheon TO LEASE little brother for La- 270TC208-05 (027) 289-3952 Everyone Welcome Central location chie. This Sunday 871-6287 a/h Enquiries 871-6876 Excellent foot traffic Reasonable rent Waipa Property IN MEMORIAM 10.00am 2.00pm 7.00pm METHODIST Phone (021) 154-1937 Link Ltd. MREINZ at Scout Hall ~ Scout Lane CHURCH Enquiries: 870-2225, Email: [email protected] WANTED TO RENT SUNDAY MATURE person Your New Testament Church in the heart of the Waikato wanted to share three October 9 NEED FINANCE ? MATURE lady re- NEED FIIIIINANCE ? quires preferably one bedroom house, re- EDGAR - Edmond cently redecorated. Allenby (Allan). VehVehiiiiclecle Loans bedroom unit or simi- Parish Worship lar, close to town. $80 p/w plus ex- Regt No. 36194 at Te Awamutu Perrrrssonallllll Loanss Phone (09) 576-5711. penses. Phone 870- WW2, 2nd N.Z.E.F. 3442. Passed away October 9.20am: Prayer and Home Loanss PROFESSIONAL 8, 2001. I know you Praise Income Problems OK 10.30am Worship IIIIIncome Prrroblllllemss OK couple want house/ walk beside me, and cottage to rent while PIRONGIA, redeco- when my life is A L L W E L C O M E BBIIBBLLEE CCHHAAPPEELL Adverrrrsse Crrrrediiiiiitttt OK building own home. rated, three bedroom through, I pray that Enquiries 871-5376 Phone 870-2164. house, bordering God will take my REV MAUREEN CALMAN What would Jesus say about... NOW OPEN school, fully fenced, hand, and lead me RESPONSIBLE cou- Success? SATURDAYS large section, $260 straight to you. ple, 2 children, seek- St John’s p/w. Bond and refs Remembered quietly Starts 10.00am ing 3 to 4 bedroom required. Phone every day. Your faith- Anglican Crèche and children’’s church available SECURITY REQUIRED home, Te Awamutu ful friend, Leonie. CALL US TODAY area, preferably coun- Beechy 871-9879 or Church (0274) 546-030. Arawata St, Te Awamutu The dictionary is 0508-42-5626 try but anything considered. Phone Sally SUNDAY, the only place NO one knows farm (07) 825-2680 or (021) OCTOBER 9 280-2799. PIRONGIA, three where success finance better, Fraser bedroom, double ga- Join our services at: comes before work Farm Finance. Phone PETTIT - Bayne. comes before work rage, fully fenced, half 8.00am St John’s (021) 951-170. TO LET acre, $280 p/w plus Four years have now Church gone by on October 6. To succeed at anything requires hard work, VEHICLE FINANCE bond. Phone (07) 853- Sadly missed. Still 9.30am St Saviour’s 6570. Church, Pirongia but are there some areas in which it is more No Deposit Finance loved by all. Love important to succeed? Learner License A1 Adrienne and family (Sunday School) Same Day Approval xxxxx. SELF STORAGE PROFESSIONAL 10.00am St John’s Bad Credit - No credit New facility, many sizes, flatmate wanted for 4 Church ~ St Francis of allso NITE CHURCH Vehicles from $3000 FORMAL NOTICES good rates, security bedroom house, to Assisi celebration of Ph: 0800 16 90 90 and 7 day access. share with 3 others. animals - Bring your 7.00PM - 8.15PM The Bloom Room Ltd Watson Haworth Phone 871-6164 $90 p/w plus ex- pet to be blessed Chapel Drive - For more information phone Motors Finance penses. Phone (07) Professional Chapel Drive - For more information phone or (0274) 783 085 ~ All Welcome ~ Brian 870 2287 - Office 871 8667 823-6000. Floral Tributes Enquiries phone: Phone 871871---20042004 George 871-9738 HEALTH AND Are you looking FINANCIAL BEAUTY SAFE ‘N’ SOUND for Property CHURCH NOTICES Te Awamutu STORAGE PRESBYTERIAN Management? PARISH Lock up storage

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Member of Griefcare and FDANZ 272TC203-05 believes in me will Monday October 10 All enquiries to Rod Bannister on 7.30pm at Pirongia PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS (027) 632 3271 or 870-6656 (after hours) never be thirsty.” Sport Complex.

PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES

FORM 1 LAND TRANSFER TE AWAMUTU PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE BASKETBALL SALE OF LIQUOR Notice is hereby given ASSOCIATION ACT 1989 that a Computer Register will be Rose and Thorn Ltd, SUMMER LEAGUE private company of issued in the name of ENTRY FORMS TE AWAMUTU ““CLASSICCLASSIC IN the Applicants for the Putaruru has made parcel of land Now available from: application to the District PLAYCENTRE BRASSBRASS”” Licensing Agency at hereinafter described The Secretary ANNUAL GENERAL Te Awamutu Brass pursuant to Part II of 135 Racecourse Road Te Awamutu for the renewal of an On MEETING in concert the Land Transfer Te Awamutu Act 1952 unless a licence in respect of the St Johns Church or Wednesday caveat is lodged premises situated at 20 October 12, 7.30pm Sunday, October 9 Mike or Richard at Arawata Street, at 3.00pm forbidding the same 99 Bond Rd before Friday, Stirling Sports Te Awamutu and to be All Welcome Door collection to November 11, 2005. Alexandra Street known as the Alehouse defray expenses Te Awamutu Street Bar & Eatery Application No: (formerly known as 6550488.3 Applicants: Entries close: Rose & Thorn). PUBLIC NOTICES DUTY Ray Selwyn Marx and October, 14, 2005 Patricia May Marx, Entry Fees: The general nature of the CHEMIST c/- Edmonds Judd $240 per team business conducted under PIRONGIA RUGBY ALCOHOLICS the licence is that of a tavern. TE AWAMUTU Solicitors, PO Box 35, ANONYMOUS TE AWAMUTU. The days on which and the & SPORTS CLUB Land: 450 square If you want to PHARMACY hours during which liquor is Pirongia RSC would like to 168 Alexandra Street metres more or less WANTED KNOWN sold under the licence are drink, that’s your being part of the ‘old thank the following sponsors Monday to Saturday, business SATURDAY stream bed’ of 7.00am to 2.00am the for their generous support Ngakoaohia Stream Te Awamutu during the 2005 season: IF YOU WANT TO October 8, 2005 SPCA following day; Sunday STOP, THAT’S OURS shown as part of Lot 2 7.00am to 1.00am the 9.00am to 2.00pm LT plan 345827. FIL Industries - Dave Hewson, Wrightson Ltd, Phone 871-4072 5.00pm to 6.00pm VOLUNTEERS following day. (Good Friday, Rural Contractors Ltd, Craig Mechanical, G M Dated this 30th day of Easter Sunday, Christmas or 870-3463 SUNDAY Fitzgerald Contracting, Marshalls Pharmacy, September, 2005 at NEEDED Day and up until 1.00pm on PO Box 194 October 9, 2005 the Hamilton ANZAC Day for dining only). Macs Meats, National Bank, Mc Guire Contract- Te Awamutu Dogs Cats 10.00am to 1.00pm Processing Centre of ~ feeding ~ feeding The application may be ing Ltd, Johnston Drainage, Ravensdown Fertil- 5.00pm to 6.00pm Land Information ~ cleaning ~ cleaning inspected during ordinary iser, Gibson Electrical, Alexandra Hotel, Alexan- New Zealand. ~ exercising ~ interaction office hours at the office of dra Images, Meateater Homekills, Helicopter Te Awamutu H Putaranui, For Please phone the District Licensing Management, Jack and Kitty Kanters, Harcourts Courier Registrar-General of 871-5222 Agency at Waipa District - Rhys Watkinson, Nigel and Kate Atkinson, Council Carpark Lands. and leave a message Council. 101 Bank Street, Phone 871 5151 Dow Agro Sciences, Eprinex, Bowers Concrete, Saturday, October 8 Te Awamutu. 336 Alexandra St PUBLIC NOTICES Guthrie Bowron, Clandon Farms, Dean Morgan Phone Phyllis 871-4811 Te Awamutu Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to AMP Financial Services, Te Awamutu Veterinary object to the grant of the Services, Keith Nicoll Blocklayer, Reymer Con- PUBLIC NOTICES application may, not later tracting, Murray Jess, Pirongia Service Station, than 10 working days after Bailey Ingham Accountants, Phil Gibson Con- the date of the first crete Laying, Olivers Panelworks, Otorohonda, publication of this notice, file FREE Peter Glidden Honda, Otorohanga Ground- a notice in writing of the spread Ltd, Dan Pratt Milkaware, Mc Falls En- CONFIDENTIAL objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing terprises, Redoubt Bar and Eatery, Finch Con- ADVICE Agency at Waipa District tracting, Mangapiko Jersey Stud, The Bike Barn. Te Awamutu Citizens Advice Bureau Council, 110 Bank Street, Te Awamutu.

WE CAN HELP YOU TO FIND THE This is the first publication HELP YOU NEED of this notice. Filed on behalf of the applicant by Monday to Friday ~ 9.00am to 3.30pm Liquor Licensing Bureau Ltd, PO Box 19024, 301 Bank Street, Te Awamutu Hamilton. Ph: 871-4111 office hours Fax: 871-6371 email: [email protected]

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CAREERS EVENING

DOES A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE INTEREST YOU? TE AWAMUTU SPORTS NETBALL CLUB If you wish to find out more, register now for ANNUAL GENERAL Harcourts Real Estate Careers Evening MEETING November 16, 2005 By phoning (07) 873-8700 Te Awamutu Sports Clubrooms @ 7.00pm REAL ESTATE CAREERS EVENING COACHES Applications for coaches WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2005 2006 season, All grades

TIME: 6.30pm to 8.00pm Applications close; October 31, 2005 VENUE: Harcourts Office, Post to; PO Box 365 130 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga TE AWAMUTU Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 PAGE 19 BUSINESS SUPER FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR GARAGE SALE GRAZING WORK WANTED WORK WANTED DEALS SALE AVAILABLE HIRE A 368B Cambridge Road, AIR FILLS SOLID pine dining HEIFER grazing HANDYMAN ON site filling. Spence table, manrobe, rimu Saturday, 9.00am, no available, up to 100 Marine phone 871- with drawers, full size earlier. rising two year olds Property & Section 7711. wardrobe, rimu. BARGAINS wanted, will consider Maintenance Phone 871-7556. weaners. Phone (021) MILLS GLASS 1010 Bank Street, Sat- 821-809. BOOKINGS FOR all your glazing urday, October 8, requirements. 641 WOMEN’S Golf clubs, 7.00am. ESSENTIAL ! bag and trundler, ex- LIVESTOCK FOR Rewi Street. Phone JUMBLE sale, cloth- 871-2123. cellent condition. SALE Phone Chris Hitchon Phone 870-2308. ing $2 a bag, St An- 871-4292 TOWBARS Stuart drews Presbyterian Law Ltd, Phone 871- 230TC200-05 Church, Saturday, LIVE CALF 6426. PLANTS FOR 8.30am - 11.00am. MACS MEATS COLLECTION SALE CARAVANS & AC PETFOODS TRAILERS MAPLES STOCK SALES Red and REGULAR CARAVANS wanted, Green PICK UPS 10 - 30 ft, any condition, anywhere, will Upright or COMMERCIAL Weeping 0800 834 222 DOMESTIC travel. Up to $10,000. at Masons HOME KILLS Phone Steve (027) and Garden Centre SEVEN Friesan bull Phone Richard or Donna 622-0011. Ohaupo Rd,, Te Awamutu IN-MILK HERD SALE PLUS MACHINERY WINDOW 871-6611 or (021) 279-2201 MONDAY OCTOBER 10, calves, 100kg. Phone Phone 871-6208 872-7731. CLEANING FOR SALE 10.30 Machinery, 11.30 Livestock Parklands Road, Dairy No. 73877 WEANED Friesian Phone Maid Marj Bull Calves. Phone NEED A ARTIST easel for sale. off Chamberlain / Rotorangi road 871-3309 $90. Phone 870-4994. 872-2555. NATIVE plants, pittos, A/C K & M Stead (021) 137-9065 TRUCK BLACK plastic tank, cabbage trees, flaxes, 205 x Bred JSY in-milk cows LICENCE? 1500L, $150, view 21 great for farms and BW 84, PW 97, RA 70%, TB C10, EBL LIVESTOCK gardens, $3 each. WANTED Bryce St, Kihikihi. Phone 871-6604. Free, Lepto Vacc, H/B Shed Rosetown Phone 870-1644. 67 JSY JSY x wnr hfrs, complete ANTIBIOTIC / reject DRIVER CAKE tins for hire, VEHICLES FOR milk wanted, 20c per replacement line, recorded, transferable TRAINING boards and paper for SALE litre. Phone Farrelly sale, Renshaws Vendor retiring from dairy industry after 13 years. This Calf Rearing 871- Phone Butchery. Phone 871- herd represents a true kiwi cross herd, majority are 5075. (0274) 125-000 6470. 2001 Hyundai Sonata, black cows and Jersey coloured cows, AB bred to 871-5569 135,000kms, WOF PSS bull of the day, ave production for last 3 years SURPLUS MILK DISABILITY scooter, July 2006. $6,500 ono. 300 m/s per cow, 1025 per ha, best prod. 325 m/s per NEUROMUSCULAR four wheeler, as new, Phone 872-7731. For Calves $2,500. Phone 871- cow. Phone Mark Bocock therapist, mobile ser- 9689. (0274) 746-917 vice, Ohaupo area, Currently producing 20 litres, 1.80 m/s, fat and protein or 872-1772 pain relief treatment FIREWOOD, 5m³ 70s 80s 90s 5.16 and 3.85 respectively, SCC 100,000. Cows are in in your own home. $160. Phone (07) 878- CAR PARTS excellent condition and cycling strongly. Phone (07) 823-6833 5242 or (021) 617-349. PROPERTIES FOR or (021) 181-6102. Used car parts, tyres 10.30 - Machinery SALE HAZEY Daze, Hazel- 181 Bruce Berquist Drive Ford 4100 with 4x4 Pearson Crowd action loader - mere, closing down Phone 870-2200 bucket and forks, Vintage tractor 1932 Farmall F12 OFFAL sale, everything half SECTION for sale. Mt price, Thursday - Fri- row crop tractor - fully restored and goes well, Massey View Drive. Phone ELECTRICIAN HOLES Ferguson 165 oil brake and new clutch, Fairbrother (0274) 936-950. No ELECTRICIAN day, 10.00am till FORD Telstar GLEi, 2.00pm. posthole rammer, Giltrap MSX 80 Super tandem axle agents. CHRIS MYLCHREEST 1993, 2.0 auto, P/S, E/W, C/L, 4 new - side feedout wagon, diesel tank, Comet spray pump, SECTION, Pirongia, CHRIS MYLCHREEST KING COUNTRY LOG SPLITTER tyres, reg/wof. Last 3pt top dresser, Hustler bale feeder - with soft arms, in village, all services, DRILLING HORIZONTAL 16 ton. owner 10 years. Very Massey Ferguson 124 conventional hay baler exc or- 2683m². Phone 871- FOR: New ex import from 0295. New Installations reliable and tidy. der, Sam bale stacker, hay sweep and bracket Fit 135 * 4 Wheel Drive USA, brand new Maintenance * Best Equipment $3000 ono. Phone (07) Massey Ferguson, hay bob, 165 PZ hay mower, Roto 5.5hp B & S intek en- 877-6647. PROPERTIES Repairs * Best Prices gine, two stage 11gpm slasher heavy duty with clutch, Cambridge roller, Dun- * Foundations barnes pump for a can 734 multi seed drill, transport tray, levelling bar, WANTED Phone 871-2914 * Lined Soak Holes quicker 12 second cy- MITSUBISHI Ute Mobile * Associated L200, with canopy, Buck rake, grass harrows, 5 grey calf feeders (10 HOUSE / unit in Te cle time, 3” x 18” cyl- teaters), 2250 ltr vat - chiller and stirrer, 1400 ltr vat, (027) 496-7849 Concrete Products inder with 1.250” $3,000. Phone (0274) Awamutu / Kihikihi,

ram, 20” max, log 475-230. single milk lift, old car trailer with crate, calf pen, elec- do up ok, quick set- PHONE DENNIS tlement, no agents. length capability, con- tric fence, standards and reels, 18 double feed con- Glen Rawson COLSON trol valve automati- crete feed troughs, 1 Subaru Legacy 1990 GX all Phone (021) 260-1194. 0800 DUG HOLES cally returns, $3,500. Plumbing wheel drive car (v.g condition, WOF, Reg, 0800 384 465 Fax No (07) 827-4267 Craftsman, Plumber 230,000kms), Honda Prelude. WANTED KNOWN and Gasfitter or text (027) 475- PROFESSIONAL Roofing Maintenance 3001. Great Update BW’s and production figures available. dressmaker, weddings, New Further inquiries LIZ CLARKE balls, and all occa- LOVELY large oak Tyres! In-Step Podiatry Services Phone (027) 222-7590 Chris Ryan 871-3313 or (029) 902 0431 or 870-2987a/h sions, alterations, col- unit, lockable doors, BSC, BA, DIPHE, SRCH(UK), lect and deliver by ar-

approx 2.5m x 1.8m. Great Joe Neems (07) 856 6261 or (0274) 947-370 MRCH(UK), SRPOONZ, MNZPOD rangement. Phone Phone 870-4005 or Chiropodist/Podatrist MEATEATER Andrea 871-3626. (021) 130-6031. Prices! Trained in the United Kingdom HOMEKILLS LTD Fitting & Balancing SPOUTING replaced LIVESTOCK WANTED Every Wednesday at Phone 871-9995 PIANO, offers. Phone Marley, $26 per me- Rosetown Physiotherapy www.meateater.co.nz 871-1847. tre, fitted inc GST. Services Call Tony 871-3620. Kihikihi Road 160 Mahoe St

PLASTIC BAG 270TC207-05 Te Awamutu PLASTIC BAG Te Awamutu SELL OUT Phone 871 3079 PROPERTIES FOR SALE SELL OUT Ph 870-4321 Grip lock and plain ~ All sizes ~ TWO 1987 Honda PROPERTY FOR TENDER Greenlea Te Awamutu Courier Preludes, one current Te Awamutu WOF and Reg, needs PREMIER MEATS LIMITED SPCA Te Awamutu, St Leger Road, Office Three bedrooms Four years old 3,700m² section 336 Alexandra Street bit of mechanical at- Triple garage with attached sleepout, tention, one with no WANTED OPEN DAYS motor, spare parts, Separate double garage. Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer Thurs, Fri, Sat Offers. Phone 870- 1.00pm - 3.00pm By appointment only, highest or any tender 6500. not necessarily accepted. PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL Sunday SHACKLOCK stove, 4 12noon - 3.00pm plate, working order, No agents please Advertise Locally STUART ALLAN LIVESTOCK BUYER Please phone $100. Phone (0274) Tenders close 5.30pm, October 7, 2005 Phone 871 5151 A/H: 07 829 8272 MOB: 029 290 4330 871-5222 744-408 and leave a message Phone 871-3531 PUBLIC NOTICES LIVESTOCK WANTED PUKETURUA LIFESTYLE BLOCK ST PATRICK’S PARISH Approx 19 hectares Awesome country views Te Awamutu BONER COWS WANTED 10 minutes from Putaruru Preparation for the Sacraments 20 minutes from Cambridge, Matamata and Te Awamutu Parents wanting their children to prepare Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Three bedroom brick Lockwood home for the sacraments of First Reconciliation, Lounge and family room First Communion, and Confirmation, Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls Great indoor/outdoor living please contact St Patrick’s Parish Office. Double garage and deer shed Phone 871-6109 for an enrolment form Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Viewing by appointment only as soon as possible. Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Phone (07) 883-5867 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 WORK WANTED FARM WORK FARM WORK SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED WANTED

PLW TWENTY year old SMALL BUSINESS Looking for an RELIEF MILKER man, one to two sea- OPPORTUNITY ULTRA clean ? Goldsmith sons experience, re- Experienced and reliable Full facility ready to go with a very For General Automotive Carpet cleaning Exclusive Designer quires dairy farm job. relief milker available reasonable rental and low start up costs. Repairs and Garden & Ceilings and walls Jewellery till mid December. Accommodation for young couple re- This opportunity will suit a conscience property maintenance Lounge suites Engagement Rings Anywhere considered. Car Valet quired. Phone 871- Services Lawns Wedding Rings energetic person willing to grow a small Tune-ups Hedges Exterior House Cleaning Phone Jamie: 5360. business; a certain amount of guaranteed & Handmade Chains WOF repairs Sections IICRC approved 871-5841 (A/H) car grooming business is already in place - Qualified Mechanic - Hand-crafted to “For your clients’ specifications HOME HELP and there is plenty of potential for fulling a Richard Macdonald complete 870-4244 or (021) 204-6464 REMODELLING WANTED much needed service in Te Awamutu. cleaning

For details on this opportunity and some service” REMAKES & FREE board for ma- FLY SCREENS REPAIRS estimates on the earning capabilities Phone ULTRA CLEAN ture honest caregiver. & DOOR S Now on 871-6662 Involves companion- of this business please contact: Over 15 years experience Sell it in the SECURIITY DOORS or (0274) 984-465 ship for 88 year old Doug Rushbrooke (021) 923-850 & WIINDOWS Phone Paul or Amber Classifieds! lady, some general (07) 827-1037 housework. More de- MAGIC SEAL and MOVING? Roto-o-rangi CRIMSAFE Brands Phone 871 5151 tails phone 871-5932. OUR TEAM IS: Guaranteed products Personal service Dedicated SITUATIONS VACANT Phone Dave 871-7200 Experienced Freephone 0800 104 466 Professional Furniture Removals AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMME SHUTTLE BRUCON Household & Business SERVICE SUPERVISORS (2) LAWNS Anywhere - Anytime Ph Pat or Deanne Two supervisors wanted for after school care Make your move now! 872-2530 programme experience working with children Specialising in preferred. Drivers licence essential, one in Kihikihi (027) 289-5496 or LARGE LAWNS (027) 289-5497 area, one in Ngahinapouri area. Must be willing to sit First Aid course. Police check required. RESIDENTIAL Ph: (07) 858-4506

LIFESTYLE Send CV to; Don & Katrina Hastie, or (021) 422-895 Steve’s 225 Totara Street, TE AWAMUTU Phone Peter: 870-5474 or (021)-471-273 PC PROBLEMS? Specialist Tree Fax: (07) 871-4046, Email: [email protected] Maintenance SPRING CLEANS Advanced Certificate DRIVER REQUIRED BOOK NOW FOR YOUR: in Arboriculture DRIVER REQUIRED A driver is required in the Te Awamutu area, for a Rose Pruning Pruning Chipping Fruit & Citrus trees professional man. Job starting in mid November. Dismantling Thinning Hours of work 9.00am to 3.00pm, Monday to General Clean ups No FIX - No FEE ! Tree Felling Regular Maintenance Friday (with some flexibility) Repairs from experienced, Selective Crown local IT professional reduction Key attributes are: Call the experienced team @ Mobile upgrades FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE A professional approach & confidential personality Repairs and Installations Phone (0274) 191-591 Punctuality and motivation and a can do attitude Phone Tess on: (07) 829-8818 a/h Current drivers licence and own vehicle to (027) 238-2517 or 872-2853 No call out fees ! get to work in Te Awamutu are essential. Phone Matt today on: (021) 261-5277 or 870-3038 TE AWAMUTU Please apply to Annette: (027) 226-0048 TE AWAMUTU Aluminium Joinery LAWN CARES Commercial & Domestic Windows AND Doors Mowing Conservatories Full Section Care Security Garden Rotary Hoeing Flyscreens Landscaping Fencing Balustrades Tree Work APPRENTICE APPRE NTICE Phone: Arnel Joinery Phone: 870-1414 We are currently seeking applications for an: (07) 871-5913 or (027) 251-1414 Engineering Diesel Agricultural Apprentice

In the first instance, please send your CV with an KYLIE’S LAWN TREE & STUMP accompanying letter (in writing), explaining why you MOWING SERVICES SERVICE would like a career in Agricultural Engineering (Applicants must have completed a pre-apprenticeship Call Dennis Clements course) to: TOTAL TREE CARE The Service Manager, PO Box 60, Te Awamutu Phone 871-5221 Te Awamutu Owned and Operated FOR A CUT ABOVE CASFORD Ph Kylie: 0800 528 255 CONSTRUCTION

Qualified and skilled Tree Surgeon tradesman Stump Removal Investment/rental maintenance Highly qualified Home improvements Quality guaranteed and alterations Ph Mike at FRASERS Rural and farm maintenance 0800-888-121 For all your building needs call Dale Casford WATER PIPE Ph/Fax 871-6404 LAYING a/h or (0274) 985-168

Trenching SITUATIONS VACANT

Backfilling TE AWAMUTU AUTOMOTIVE PRE-TRADE COURSES 2006 DINGO Fairview Educational Services Limited, Hamilton is now SERVICES accepting applications for our automotive courses 0800 C-ME-DIG starting in January. 871-2927 We offer full time pre-trade training courses for careers within the Automotive Servicing and Panel Beating industries. FARM WORK We offer training in an industry setting (on site at WANTED Fairview Motors Limited) We are NZQA accredited and offer nationally CROP & recognised qualifications We offer fee-paying and fully funded courses PASTURE Student loans and allowances may be available SPRAYING For details of course fees, entry requirements and enrolment procedures please contact the Training Phone Neil Drury (021) 926-315 Services Coordinator on (07) 849-9828 Fairview Ford Agricultural Contractor Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS CINEMA SCENE VACANT VACANT man) and his teenage thinks he has escaped With the contracting season about to start Unleashed stepdaughter, Victoria from his former life, he MOTEL Martial arts super- (Kerry Condon). is pulled back in, but he BAR STAFF we require the services of: BAR S TAFF HOUSEKEEPER star Jet Li re-teams They teach Danny is no longer the trained Casual worker ~ Experienced Bulldozer Operator with French writer-di- how to be a real person, dog Bart thinks he is. Part time, must be able rector Luc Besson (Kiss to be able to act civilly Written by Besson wanted, weekends. ~ Experienced Grader Driver Commercial Hotel ~ Experienced Asphalt and to work any day of the of the Dragon) in this in society. They also al- and directed by Louis week, applicant must be psychological action low Danny to explore Letterier (The Trans- Phone: 871-6100 Chip Seal Crewman honest, reliable, self fi lm shot in Glasgow, his love of the piano, porter), Unleashed is a Permanent positions offered with an motivated and work Scotland. where a specifi c tune gripping, heart-wrench- Li stars as Danny, a EARN from home. immediate start. well in a team. haunts him, bringing ing fi lm fuelled by the Phone (09) 374-2375. Experience preferred human attack dog for up repressed memo- music of Massive At- www.athomecareer.info All applicants must be able to work in a team although training will be a powerful mobster he ries from his long-ago tack and a relentless environment, unsupervised and have an given. calls Uncle Bart (Bob past. Just when Danny visual style. excellent standard of personal presentation. Hoskins, looking re- EXPERIENCED Phone 870-2995 splendent in white suit PAINTERS Please apply to: after 10.00am after white suit). CORBOY EARTHMOVERS LIMITED When Bart and his Wanted for immediate PRINTING men go out on their Live Music... start, top wages neg. Phone 871-1803 COMPANY collection runs, they

bring Danny, who has Friday Night Variety of work Requires an experienced been trained since he New and old person to run our busy till late Good working was a child to ﬁ ght to 90 binding department. kill. When Bart takes conditions Please phone David Danny’s collar off and Most work local RURAL SUPPLIES SALESPERSON at Rosetown Print Ltd commands, “Get ‘im,” Phone Tony WRIGHTSON LTD OTOROHANGA 871-7786 Danny goes to work, an Joe 871-8481 or unstoppable machine, (021) 215-2342 Wrightson Limited is currently experiencing SECURITY using the only weapon Phone 871 4768 extensive expansion of its agri-service busi- OFFICERS are he knows: his body. 279TC011-05 ness. Rural Supplies, a business division of needed! Gain this But when a turf war HOSPITALITY NZQA approved ends up in a bloody car- Wrightson, seeks to appoint an additional Ru- qualification by corre- nage, Danny escapes Commercial Hotel STAFF ral Supplies Salesperson to its Otoro- spondence for only and is taken in by a “Wat’s on @ da Commie” hanga store. $661. Student loans kind family consisting may apply. Phone of blind piano tuner Key responsibilities for the role are: (0800) 800-043. Sam (Morgan Free- Friday night Free Jukebox Be an active sales person prepared to go out onto farm when necessary SITUATIONS VACANT • CHURCHILL BAR • Deliver excellent customer service Available For Functions Have an understanding of the dairy • RESTAURANT OPEN • Part time and full time industry in particular 230TC012-05 ACCESS bar staff required. ALEXANDRA STREET • TE AWAMUTU • PH 871 6100 Variety of hours in a Key attributes are: HOMEHEALTH NEAT AND TIDY STANDARD OF DRESS IS ESSENTIAL busy, enjoyable Have good communication skills environment. Computer skills We are looking for reliable support Applicants must be Adaptive team player with a positive workers. If you are honest, caring and motivated, focused attitude and the ability to work unsupervised interested in providing support for the and reliable. A good sense of humour and a willingness elderly we would love to hear from you. Successful applicants to learn and attitude to succeed will receive extensive Contact Sharlene on Be physically fit as heavy lifting is required HOTEL hospitality training. (07) 574-3991 or 0800 473 252 Phone Jacob or Kelly If you think you have got what it takes to & RESTAURANT (07) 871-4768 be part of our exciting team then I would ENTERTAINMENT Friday Night or drop in your CV like to talk to you. Watch the rugby on the big screen. Then FREE jukebox! PAINTERS/ Brush- Please forward applications and CV to: SINGLES DANCE hands. Position now Mark Sheehan, Store Manager, Saturday available. Please Wrightson Ltd, Are you SINGLE, aged 25 YEARS Punters draw - No entry fee. write brief details to PO Box 32, Otorohanga OR OVER and just want to go out for a WIN $25 to spend on the races. PO Box 446, Te great night’s entertainment? Awamutu. Applications close Friday, October 14, 2005 Be here 12.00 - 1.00pm. Irish Band SHENANIGANZ

SITUATIONS VACANT Riverside Lodge, Cambridge Sunday Saturday October 29 BATHURST IS HERE!! Giveaways & Prizes to be 6.30pm till late won! Ample outdoor area. Come & enjoy the relaxing atmosphere. Tickets $45 (dinner and band) Early bird price before October 1, 2005. After this date $55. Accommodation Smart Casual Dress Required and Meals Available 279TC051-05 Tickets available from Information centres: Tirau - Putaruru - Matamata - Morrinsville - Te Awamutu Courtesy Van Available - Hamilton and Riverside Lodge, Cambridge Phone 870 4025 879

Last Weeks solutions on page 23 SINGLETON PLUMBING and HANSEN Winter Heating Specialists LTD Wood, Gas & Oil ~

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PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 Experienced guest Singer/songwriter Karen Hansen is guest at this Sunday’s Pirongia Country and Variety Club. She has just released her new CD ‘Walk With You With Love’ which will be for sale at the show. Hansen has performed alongside great New Zealand country artists such as Roger Tibbbs and Noel Par- lane, plus supported a number of overseas stars such as Nash- “Will keep you at the edge of your seat, ville’s Rusty Blue, the edge of a cheer, the edge of a tear.” Jerry Hill, and Rusty Evans and Canadian Joanne Myrol. As well as performing her originals, Hansen meaning of the road- has a huge repertoire side crosses), a love of covers and the expe- song or showing off her By special arrangement. Moving and Rewarding, British quality Comedy. rience to work a crowd yodelling skills. inspirational TRUE epic. Highly recommended. and judge the mood, This weekended’s MOTHER TERESA PG QUEEN OF SHEBA’S PEARLS M whether it be singing show takes place at THU 1.35, FRI 10.05, SAT 3.30, SUN 5.00, THU 3.35, FRI 5.30, SAT 5.30, SUN 3.10 something as serious the Pirongia Memorial WED 10.00 Jet Li, Morgan Freeman (his best work as ‘White Crosses’ Hall on Sunday from Special and fabulous. “Super, since Shawshank Redemption) and (which deals with the 1pm. unforgettable cinema and a Bob Hoskins star. Incredible choreog- wonderful entertainer.” Waikato Times raphy and action sequences make CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE this easily the best, most consistently FACTORY PG exciting film in quite some time.

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BRILL ROAD 2.75ha - Lifestyle by the river, close to town WIN a new 4WD Ute! ...... $195,000 1.52ha - Natural gas, power, phone and title Purchase Merial’s Triton,Triton Tape, Eprinex, Ivomec Sheep Liquid, ...... $175,000 Ivomec Plus Injection or Ivomec Pour-On products from any Contact Mark Woolley for full details Wrightson or Williams & Kettle Rural Supplies store before 30 BARE LAND - KAWHIA HARBOUR November 2005 and go in the draw to WIN a new Mitsubishi Now that spring is here it is time to think of Charger 4WD Diesel 2.0L Ute.* where to go for summer holidays and weekends. This great holiday spot of .0872ha bare * Conditions apply. land Kawhia Harbour overlooks the water and comes with power and water on site. Price: $185,000 incls GST Contact David Firth for details. KAWHIA BARE LAND Approx 2.8HA Approximately 5 minutes out of town. Great Harbour views and elevated building site. Price: $480,000 41 Market Street, Te Awamutu. Phone 07 - 902 0437 Contact David Firth. 279TC001/05 www.wrightson.co.nz PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, October 6, 2005 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.