Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020

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Open house Sunday This Sunday the Kihikihi Police House and Temple A major police operation took place Tuesday afternoon on Waikeria Rd following reports of a shot being fired. Photo / Caitlan Johnston Cottage historic buildings are open from 10am-3pm — as well as every Wednesday from 1pm-3pm. If you think you might connect with local history over the past 100 years, or more, pay the historic precinct Shot sparks Police a visit. The monthly Sunday event attracts families and visitors from far and wide and is a favourite place to reminisce and remember. hunt at Waikeria Give golf croquet a go Te Awamutu Croquet Club is Two in custody after holding a Have a Go Day this Saturday for people to try golf major operation on croquet. Registration is at the Bank St Waikeria Road clubrooms at 12.45pm for 1pm start. Caitlan Johnston Participants will learn the basics from the club coach man has appeared in the before having a go at the game. Hamilton District Court and Mallets will be provided. a woman has sustained dog It is suitable for players of all bite injuries during arrest ages and abilities. afterA a firearms incident on Tuesday in Waikeria. ¯ A shot was reportedly fired at a Oto Timber talk local property on Waikeria Rd at Guest speaker at Continuing about 3.45pm and the Armed Education next Wednesday is Offenders Squad, a dog unit and the Graham Wilshier QSM. police helicopter responded. He will speak about the A 25-year-old man fled the scene amazing and dramatic story of with a woman before police arrived. his family’s business, The They were located at another O¯ torohanga Timber Co. nearby property at about 7pm. Still on the same family owned The woman sustained dog bites site, it dates back to 1932 when while being arrested and remains in Bert Wilshier started selling hospital. building and fencing materials. The man has been charged with Continuing Education is at discharging a firearm in or near a Waipa¯Workingmen’s Club dwelling and unlawfully carrying or from 9.30am for tea or coffee possesing a firearm. — $2 entry, everyone welcome. continued on A2 Some residents of the road were waiting at the cordon for nearly three hours. Photo / Caitlan Johnston

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■ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Grandparents Day Of course Labour will effectively govern Board passing this motion on October 13, 2020: Recently I attended the annual Grandparents alone, as they have been given a clear mandate “Passed on 13/10 That the Te Awamutu Day at Te Awamutu Intermediate. to do so by the voters. Community Board has concerns about the Circulated free to 14,045 homes in I am so glad I did, because I was blown away Both parties, Green and Labour, have consultation process of the 1080 drop over Mt Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. by the skills I saw from the students in the effectively “hobbled” themselves with bottom Pirongia on 20 & 21 September 2020 by Waikato concert they presented especially for us. lines intended to garner votes, which they Regional Council and Department of CIRCULATION 14,045* It began with a group of guitar players, then obviously did. Conservation with the wider community and PHONE: 07 871 5151 two rock bands with vocalists, an orchestra, Labour picked up a lot of died-in-the-wool in particular why the Te Awamutu Community kapa haka group, a choir, speeches, which were National voters this time around, by being Board was not part of the consultation process POSTAL ADDRESS: letters written to their grandparents, and ended bullied by Winston Peters into the “Not on my as a major stakeholder of the drinking water 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, with a group of talented drummers. watch” declaration on a meaningful wealth tax, supply. Titchener/Taylor.” Te Awamutu 3840 The two student presenters did very well too. while the Greens “boxed themselves in” by When the rural area surrounding O¯ hura OFFICE HOURS: I’ve heard they have some very good “long strongly inferring that such a tax was almost (King Country) had a 1080 poison drop, it was service” tutors involved. What a start in life “bottom line” to them becoming part of a reported that the people were supplied with Monday - Wednesday 10am - 2pm these young people have. governing coalition. potable tanker water by Ruapehu District Closed Thursday, Friday, Public Holidays I was shown around the school by my proud Of course the Greens banked on Labour Council, whereas, no one from our local DELIVERY QUERIES: 0800 111 200 granddaughter, and was blown away by the needing them in a coalition, which they don’t. councils’ in this district have offered this amazing Technical Centre, teaching all the good Labour banked on our country being one of alternative, so what are they going to do about EDITORIAL old basic skills we need in life, like cooking, the first to come right out of Covid-19 this? Dean Taylor (Editor) sewing and woodwork. restrictions, but the need to bow to industry sees Who is responsible for retrieving the Ext: 67705 0274 819951 The Music Room was full of equipment. Also us continuing to import workers from poisoned dead animals and birds and stray [email protected] there was a large gymnasium. dangerous origins. poison pellets, etc, from the nearby land and Caitlan Johnston Ext: 67710 The event was so well supported by the We also continue to allow flights importing streams that feed town supplies? grandparents, there must have been well over the virus from identified dangerous sources, Has the Waikato District Health Board [email protected] 100 people there. mostly to cement the “Mother Theresa” image Medical Officer of Health any concerns and Jesse Wood Ext: 67713 We all enjoyed the morning tea with lovely of our country’s leader, and dangerously push reports over public health effects post drop and [email protected] scones, with cream and jam (I wonder if the for a return to “normal” in trade and profit- will they be testing for ppt (part per trillion) said SPORT students cooked those) and I also enjoyed making. to affect the mitochondria of our cells? [email protected] seeing the love shared amongst the families. All we can do in Waipa¯is aim for a society Mischele Rhodes Well done Te Awamutu Intermediate. which is equitable for all . . . not simply for Vice chairperson ADVERTISING Carol Turner “winners” and champions. Patients’ Rights Advocacy Waikato Inc Sarah Verran 021 345 951 Dennis Pennefather [email protected] Waipa District Council responds: CLASSIFIEDS Decisive result The council has followed the guidance of the Well we have a decisive result in the election 1080 concerns Medical Officer of Health/Public Health and the Tania King Ext: 67708 of a Labour government. At the moment there It is with serious concern about public health Department of Conservation, and both managed [email protected] are a lot of polite, smiling faces involved in the and safety that Patients’ Rights Advocacy the water supply and followed the testing regime We welcome letters - preferably via email. talks between Labour and the Greens. Waikato Inc sees the Te Awamutu Community within those parameters. They should be under 300 words and must have the sender’s name, address and phone number. No pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be withheld in special circumstances at the Police operation closes road discretion of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged and may be edited, abridged or discarded. We’re online at nzmecommunitynews.pressreader.com

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This newspaper is subject to NZ Media continued from A1 Council procedures. A complaint must ﬁ rst be directed in writing, Road cordons were in place on Waikeria Rd unitl 7.30pm and within one month of publication, traffic was backed up along State to [email protected]. If not Highway 3. satisﬁ ed with the response, the Vehicles travelling west on Waikeria Rd were stopped and complaint may be referred to the searched before being able to Media Council PO Box 10-879, proceed through the cordon. The Terrace, Wellington 6143. Those in the traffic, mostly residents of the road, got out of Or use the online complaint form their vehicles and stood on the side at www.mediacouncil.org.nz. Please of the road, talking to each other, include copies of the article and all while they waited. The road cordon was lifted at correspondence with the publication. about 7.30pm. The cordon on Waikeria Rd was lifted at about 7.30pm. Photos / Caitlan Johnston WAIPA ALUMINIUM FLYSCREENS & SECURITY DOORS MADE TO MATCH YOUR EXISTING JOINERY CALL SIMON FOR A FREE QUOTE TODAYTO 022 469 2423

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aikato Farah Palmer Cup and Kihikihi club player Carla Hohepa has been shortlisted for Women’sW 15s rugby Player of the Decade by World Rugby. Hohepa, 35, made her test debut for the Black Ferns in 2007. In 2010 she was the NZ Women’s Player of the Year as well as the IRB Women’s Personality of the Year. She scored the only try as New Zealand beat hosts England to secure a fourth successive Rugby World Cup crown in 2010 and was part of the victory in Ireland 2017. Other Black Ferns nominated are Kendra Cocksedge and Portia Woodman, while there are 14 nominations in total from New Zealand across the decade categories. The final award winners will be announced on December 7. Hohepa has also played for the Black Ferns Sevens, New Zealand Touch Blacks, Otago and Waikato. On Saturday, the Waikato women defeated Manawatu¯31-14 at FMG Stadium to claim their place in the Farah Palmer Cup final against Canterbury. Hohepa started at centre and made an impressive midfield break Black Ferns Carla Hohepa (left) and Kendra Cocksedge (right) have been shortlisted for Women’s Player of the Decade by World Rugby. Photo / Photosport to set up one of Waikato’s five tries. Her sister Chyna played at lock. three titles. 2.05pm. Magall Harvey (Canada), Sarah Tre´moulie`re (France), Cocksedge, Both sides are unbeaten in 2020 The final is on Saturday at Women’s 15s Player of the Decade Hunter, Emily Scarratt and Michaela Hohepa and Woodman (New Zea- and Canterbury have won the last Christchurch’s Rugby Park, kick off nominations Staniford (England), Jessy land).

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ive offenders were slapped Illegal dumping is a with a $400 fine in the last big problem in week for illegally dumping rub- Waipa¯costing bish in Waipa¯. ratepayers to FThe fines come off the back of investigate and information provided by the public on clean it up. cases of illegal dumping, which Waipa¯ Photo / Supplied District Council’s enforcement team leader Ken Danby said is a “huge issue”. An offender was filmed by a member of the public tipping rubbish out of his trailer onto the side of the road on O’Regan Rd in O¯ haupo¯, a common illegal dumping area. “A video was passed onto our team, which is a reminder to everyone that most people have cameras on their phones and won’t hesitate to provide footage of this nature to us,” said Ken. In Pirongia, residents witnessed rubbish being thrown out of a car window. Swift action led to photographs of the vehicle and litter being provided to council. In Wharepapa South, about 20 minutes from Te Awamutu, an offender was captured on security cameras dropping off seven boxes of gib sheet off-cuts. culprits.” Two other offenders dumped rub- An infringement bish on Peake Rd in Cambridge and fine for littering is behind shops on George St in Te Awa- $400 and the maxi- mutu. mum fine upon “In both cases, we were able to trace conviction at court back documentation to the offenders, for litter is $5000 which is a great result,” said Ken. “It costs ratepayers to clear it and for an individual or $20,000 for a body At $400 per infringement, the illegal makes our district look terrible,” he corporate. dumping fines go some way towards said. An Envirowaste rubbish bag cur- recovering the costs incurred by coun- “Members of the public get very rently costs $3.89, with local transfer cil to investigate and clean-up after angry with this type of offending. We’re stations available in Cambridge and Te illegal dumping, but Ken said that it’s very grateful that they take enough Awamutu for people to dispose of not enough. pride in our district to help us find the unwanted goods or rubbish correctly.

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Art • Design • Fashion • Tech Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 5 Rotary celebrates 75th anniversary e Awamutu Rotary Club This was a timely reminder of the celebrated the significant strong foundation of the club, built up milestone of their 75th with good works over the 75 years anniversary with a buffet and what the power of many heads, dinnerT at Station 32. a variety of skills, networking and This anniversary dinner was leadership opportunities can achieve. attended by 75 Rotarians and friends Malcolm Wall gave the blessing for of Rotary from the area. the food and after the main course, VIPs included District Governor entertainment was provided by Grant Spackman and his wife Wendy budding musicians from Te from Havelock North, District Awamutu College. Governor nominee Kevin Forgeson Guests were regaled with the and his wife Dianne from Te Ku¯iti, music of students on brass Waipa¯District mayor Jim Mylchreest instruments and an amazing solo and his wife Robyn. guitar performance by gifted 13-year- As guests mingled before dinner, old Sean Lurman. MC Kingsley Field (left) addresses a buzz of chatter overtook the music District Govenor Grant presented the 75 guests at the 75th Anniversary and slide show which showed president John Harrison with a Dinner. Photos / Supplied pictures of Rotarians at work on Certificate of Honour from the projects throughout the decades. president of Rotary International, A table quiz was completed by Everyone was welcomed to the Holger Knaack from Germany. members throughout the dinner and evening by Te Awamutu Rotary The champagne toast was then the final answers were announced — president John Harrison. made by Grant. with chocolate fish to the winners. After the welcome MC Kingsley Long-standing club member The organising committee of five, Field made sure the evening ran Murray Mansfield, along with newest ably led by Jim Broom, said the smoothly, with a variety of witty member Kuldeep Dhiman, had the evening ended with lots smiling faces jokes up his sleeve. honour of cutting the cake, which was and the feedback was incredibly Michael Cox gave a brief history distributed to members and guests. positive. of the Te Awamutu Club, mentioning The gold, two-tiered cake was They thanked to the staff of Station some of the past members who had made by Sally West from The Groovy 32 for providing such a wonderful contributed hugely. Cake Kitchen. meal within budget, as it was their first large group booking. Jim said the comfortable surroundings, a staff willing to cater for individual needs and who were very accommodating, made the organising committee’s job much easier. “Thanks to all who came and those who helped in some way, dignitaries, Rotarians, their partners, friends, Station 32 staff and the committee, who worked hard to make it an enjoyable evening,” he said. “Together, Rotarians do extra- ordinary things in our community and globally, and together it was a Students and tutors from Te Awamutu College music department provided great night to celebrate 75 years of Long-standing club member Murray Mansfield and newest member Kuldeep entertainment. Te Awamutu Rotary.” Dhiman cut the cake.

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Carolyn Pitcon 027 264 9512 | Grant McConnachie 027 485 4987 | Rhett McKinnon 027 292 9040 | Brett Killip 021 852 630 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020 Friends of War Memorial Park meeting with Council staff Members of the public concerned about a lack of maintenance at Te Awamutu War Memorial Park, and plans for an ‘upgrade’, have taken up councillor Lou Brown’s invitation to have regular discussions with council Te Awamutu Rose Gardens. Photo / Dean Taylor staff about their issues. Following a meeting on site last month, the first meeting was held at Te Awamutu RSA clubrooms on October 7. It was attended by Lyn Dickie, Rose Sunday tradition returns Murray Downs, Robin Duncan, Marc Dawson, Gloria Cavanagh, Susan he recently formed Te The society will have $5 Pavilion display and Children’s in February this year and is hoping Sircombe, Sharon Stirling, Awamutu Rose Society is refreshments, including tea, coffee Favourite Rose Gardens Rose. for a big turnout to Rose Sunday, an community board chairwoman Ange bringing back the tradition and juice, a barbecue sausage sizzle Every entry has a chance to win event loved by many in the past and Holt and two staff members. Lou says of Rose Sunday this year — and members will have a display of one of three prizes, drawn at 4pm. a celebration of the ‘Rosetown’. he was asked to be meeting facilitator. withT the aim of making the annual blooms inside Burchell Pavilion The PRIZE winners will also be The rose gardens precinct has a The group discussed many of event part of a Te Awamutu Rose opposite the gardens. notified. number of other attractions on offer their concerns with Waipa¯District Show in 2021. Funds are being raised for future Other entertainment includes to make it a great family day out; Council staff, who answered or Rose Sunday 2020 is on Sunday, society events and projects. performance from Te Awamutu including the adjacent Pop’n’Good recorded their issues for further November 8 from 10am until 4pm Visitors are invited to visit the Brass and Te Awamutu Rod and Bike Skills Park, Pioneer Park investigation. and is for everyone who loves display, pick up an entry form to vote Custom Club is holding its inaugural Children’s Playground, Te Awamutu The next meeting will again be flowers, a day to come and see Te for Favourite and Best Perfumed Rose Sunday Rod Run (more details Walk of Fame and Pioneer Walk, held at the Te Awamutu RSA, at 5pm, Awamutu’s famous Rose Gardens Rose in the Rose Gardens, Favourite on this page). which when heading south links to Wednesday, November 4, and is for and vote on your favourite roses. and Best Perfumed Rose in the Te Awamutu Rose Society formed Sculpture Park. anyone who is interested in the park. Lou asks anyone attending to please treat council staff with respect as they are employees and can only Club brings in first Rose Sunday Rod Run proceed with repairs and maintenance when directed by their managers. To coincide with Te Awamutu Rose Zealand Hot Rod Association can arrive for the 8am briefing ready The run will leave Selwyn Park and He says it is unfortunate the lake Society’s reintroduction of Rose sanctioned event and will include for 9am departure on the Local continue around Te Awamutu and recycling pump has again ceased to Sunday, Te Awamutu Rod and local members, plus guests from Magical Musical Tour. eventually make its way to Pirongia work and will probably need the Custom Club is holding its first Rose other clubs. The tour includes a section at the for lunch in the afternoon. debris cleaned out of the nozzles and Sunday Rod Run. Locals who are not members of the Rose Gardens and Te Awamutu Walk Members of the public attending pump and this issue is probably Organiser Dean Taylor says the club, but who have a hot rod, street of Fame, so cars will be arriving to Rose Sunday, or coming to the car outside the portfolio of the Parks and club has been actively looking to raise rod, custom car, classic, show car or park up on Selwyn Park from about show, are asked not to park on Reserve staff. its profile in Te Awamutu and hold any special interest car, are also 9.30am-10am and will be in the park Selwyn Park and to be aware of the But he does report that Memorial more activities which benefit the invited to join in. for about 90 minutes. This is a great cars arriving and leaving. Park has been much improved with town and share their passion with The run starts at the clubrooms off time for people at Rose Sunday, or Anyone interested in joining the people weeding, cleaning and taking locals. Albert Park Drive with a $5 breakfast anyone interested in a car display, to run are asked to text Dean Taylor, 027 interest in the maintenance of the The Rose Sunday Rod Run is a New from 7.30am-8.30am or participants turn up and enjoy the show. 4819951. facilities. Motorcyclet y

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Time: 9a - p Day 2: Sunday 22 November This day is for: Experienced and ret rning rid rs. Time: 9am - 4pm Venue: Kartsport Club, Airport Rd, Ha All riders must have a motorcycle li nce a d eir own Registernow P ct Phone: 08 0 dmi .c Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 7 O¯ haupo¯daycare welcomes back elderly friends or the first time since the Covid-19 lockdown, Radius Windsor Court ResthomeF residents were able to visit their friends at O¯ haupo¯’s Grasshoppers Early Learning Centre. In March 2019 children from the early learning centre started visiting the residents at the local rest home. The visits were put in place by preschoolers team leader Children from Grasshoppers read with one of the residents from Radius Windsor Court rest Sheraya Theron and the rest home during their visit to the centre. homes diversional therapist Kerri-Ann Tinkler in an effort During to combat loneliness in the their visit, older generation. rest home “Seeing all the children is residents really good for them, it makes read them all so happy,” says Kerri- books, Ann. painted, “It’s good therapy for them, did it helps with loneliness and Rest home residents Terry Dunlop (right) and his wife Elaine drawings, also getting out of the rest enjoying their time with the children at the early learning played home.” centre. Photos / Valu Maka with play- Usually the two centres dough were visiting each other once visit which will be in the first and got a month, but Covid-19 put a Seeing all the week of November. outside stop to that. For rest home resident with the The visits commenced children is really Terry Dunlop, visiting the children. again though last Thursday good for them, it children takes him back to a with residents spending a few happy time. hours at the early learning makes them all so “Being amongst all these centre reading, painting, children brings back 50 years drawing and playing with the happy. of happiness and takes me children. Rest homes diversional back many years,” Terry says. The early learning centre therapist Kerri-Ann Tinkler “All these children are so has already planned their next happy and it’s fantastic.”

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lobally, men are million Mo Bros and Mo Sisters dying six years across 20 countries have earlier than women, joined the global men’s health and for largely movement, helping men Gpreventable reasons. across the world live happier, The Waipa¯District Council is on the lookout for a new As the leading charity healthier, longer lives. enforcement officer. Photo / Supplied tackling mental health, suicide Te Awamutu Courier prevention, prostate cancer reporter Jesse Wood is taking and testicular cancer on a NZMO is NZME'S Movember page run by Tim Wilson. part in the event under the global scale, Movember is NZMO (NZME Movember) Extra officer to help put making change happen. research, progress and change. The month of Movember is team. In its mission to stop men Year-round, they work hard globally recognised for its fun, right parking problems dying too young, Movember at raising funds and disruptive approach to To donate head to funds ground-breaking health awareness, culminating in the fundraising and the unique movember.com/ The search for an additional “Time limits are designed to projects – 1250 and counting – month-long annual ways it prompts men to take i t/nzmo?mc=1 or for enforcement officer is under allow all drivers fair and equal uniting experts from all over moustache-growing event in action for their health. more information head way to help alleviate parking access to high-demand spaces the world to accelerate November. Since 2003, more than 5 to nz.movember.com frustrations in Cambridge and — overstaying prevents this Te Awamutu. from happening. Waipa¯District Council “An extra enforcement plans to bolster its officer will ensure these Two injured in two car crash on SH3 enforcement team in order to spaces are properly monitored ramp up monitoring of parking with drivers adhering to spaces and enforcement of allocated time limits.” Emergency services attended parking restrictions. Karl said the council had a two car crash on State It is one of several measures two full-time enforcement Highway 3 south of O¯ haupo¯ in the pipeline to combat officers whose responsibilities yesterday, which resulted in parking woes, including went beyond parking two people receiving received increasing the number of time- enforcement. moderate injuries. limited parking spots in both “Our current team is at The crash occurred at about town centres and adding more maximum capacity at the 1.10pm. The cause was not formalised parking spaces on moment. They deal with all known at the time of going to key streets. sorts of issues such as rubbish print. Council compliance dumping and addressing and The road was reduced to manager Karl Tutty said the monitoring resource consent one lane, with traffic council received frequent conditions, so we are unable to management in place, with parking complaints from both increase monitoring on long delays while the scene Cambridge and Te Awamutu parking at present. An extra was examined by police prior residents. person will allow us to focus to being cleared. “We know there are a more on addressing this number of drivers who leave particular pain-point for our Two people were injured in a their vehicles all day in time- residents.” two car crash near O¯ haupo¯ restricted parking spaces Karl said applications were yesterday afternoon. which is causing a major issue now open for the position at Photo / Dean Taylor in our town centres,” said Karl. joinourteam.co.nz ENTER TODAY! www.roundthebridges.co.nz

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■ IN BUSINESS CIRCLES BRIEFLY Horse trek for charity Friends open shop together Te Awamutu RDA Group Trek Fundraiser takes place this Caitlan Johnston Saturday at XXX Wharepu¯hanga Rd, wo friends have joined Ko¯rakonui. forces to open a gifts, Riders must have their own homewares and decor shop horse. on Te Awamutu’s main Cost is $50 per rider, including street.T lunch. Lynne Dill and Marianne Bolton Gates open 8am, ride begins own Niche, encouraging people to 10am. Register on the day or “create your niche”, and both have contact Sheryl, 027 835 0093. many years of experience in the industry from working in similar stores. Mo’ up for Movember Opening the shop only became a Movember starts this Sunday, reality for the pair three months ago, November 1. but they have been discussing their Head to nz.movember.com for ideas for some time. more information or to They felt the timing was right and register and fundraise towards have been looking forward to doing mental health, suicide something they love again — Lynne prevention, prostate cancer and Marianne have “missed working and testicular cancer. with beautiful products and fabrics”. After a soft launch on Wednesday, October 7 an invitation was extended Waipa¯Dutch Market to all to attend the grand opening on Waipa¯’s Dutch Market takes Friday, October 16, where guests were place this Saturday at the treated to refreshments provided by Cambridge Bridges Church Fahrenheit. Owners of Te Awamutu’s new shop, Niche — Marianne Bolton (left) and Lynne Dill. Photos / Caitlan Johnston and Community Centre. Local businesses such as The market runs from 10am — Alexandra Images, Sullivan Homes, In the few weeks they have been 1pm; cash sales only. Fairview Aluminum, Hobbs Electrical open, they say support from the and Stewart Cavalier helped them get community has been overwhelming. the space ready. People have been excited to see Kihikihi car boot sale They stock a range of homewares something new in town. The next Kihikihi Car Boot Sale including furniture and decor pieces, “We have tried to cover all price is this Sunday from 9am-2pm gifts and fabrics. points and styles, and endeavour to on the reserve beside the They have also have drapery and have something to suit everyone,” Ma¯ori Women’s Welfare upholstery samples, plus fabric and says Lynne. League House at the Kihikihi wallpaper books. The store is at 2 Alexandra St, Te Police House and Temple These are also a resource for the Awamutu. Cottage precinct. services they provide including The entry fee of $5 per vehicle include drapes, blinds, upholstery, is a shared fundraiser for the custom-made cushions, colour three organisations. consultations, and sourcing furniture. Contact Rosemary, 021 130 Lynne and Marianne also plan to Niche stock a range of homewares, 3880 for information. offer a staging service. gifts and fabrics.

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08/11/20 Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 11 WAIPA HOHOMEME OF CHAMPIONS + McDONALDSALDS KIHIKIHI SPEEDWAY PRESENTSPRESE Wintec nursing Featuring goes off campus Open Wheelers, Waipa’s Stockcars BIGGEST ENTERTAINING FAMILIES & FRIENDS SINCE 1954 Saloons + FIREWORKS DISPLAY

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ADMISSION Adults: $20 Family (2 adults + maximum 4 children): $40 Children 5 years & under: Free Children 6 years to 16 years: $10 Students with ID: $10 Seniors with Gold Card: $10 Gates Open 2.30pm Wintec has opened enrolment for nursing training in O¯ torohanga and Thames for 2021. Photo / Supplied Racing Starts 5pm Be there! www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz Nursing training in O¯ torohanga and Thames available

intec will deliver Enrolled Nursing support and they will be supported to develop Tiles On The Go and Certificate of Health and accessible work experience opportunities.” www.kihikihispeedway.co.nzCentral Cafe Wellbeing programmes in Thames The courses will appeal to a wide audience and O¯ torohanga in 2021. from school leavers to career changers with an Te Awamutu Tractors WWintec Centre for Health and Social Practice interest in health. director Dr Sharon Brownie says the move to Enrolled Nursing leads to a wide range of jobs delivery in these areas of the Waikato responds in hospital and community-based health to the growing need for accessible vocational sectors. Wintec also offers the option for nursing education and training. students who identify as Ma¯ori and Pasifika to “We’ve consulted and evaluated the benefits study the Tihei Mauri Ora stream, which more of delivering these programmes in these incorporates knowledge and perspectives from communities so that studying towards a health both the western and Ma¯ori worlds. career is more accessible and affordable for our The one-year New Zealand Certificate in potential students to better support their Health and Wellbeing provides students with success,” said Sharon. the foundation knowledge, skills, and practical “Localising these courses also helps to grow experience required to work alongside a culturally responsive and work-ready health individuals, families and wha¯nau accessing workforce within these communities to help social and community services. Thames and meet the healthcare needs of Ma¯ori, Pasifika, O¯ torohanga students can select from one of two rural and remote health consumers. strands as the focus of their studies: mental “It also means that study with the support health and addiction support or social services. Trainee Orchard Manager of wha¯nau and the community is possible, and “Both these qualifications also provide we know this is a factor in student success, pathways to further education and higher-level Do you have good supervisory skills? particularly for our Ma¯ori and Pasifika, and qualifications in nursing and social work,” said rurally remote learners.” Sharon. Are you seeking the next step in your career? Sharon said that potential students will be Enrolment is open now for 2021. able to study locally with a combination of in- A series of information sessions are planned EastPack is the kiwifruit industry’s leading grower-owned post-harvest person and learning online, like all Wintec for Thames and O¯ torohanga on three dates students. from late October to mid-December for anyone operator with facilities in six locations in the Bay of Plenty. Prospa is the “These are the same courses delivered at our considering studying either Enrolled Nursing or growing arm of EastPack offering a full range of orchard management Wintec Hamilton campus, so our new regional the Certificate of Health and Wellbeing services to most of New Zealand’s growing regions. students will get the same level of tuition and programmes. We have a permanent opportunity for a Trainee Orchard Manager to join our growing team based in Te Awamutu. You will be responsible for a number Lance’s LOT of orchards (for the season) under the supervision and leadership of an experienced regional Orchard Manager. You will learn budget management, the orchard spray programme and client relationship management. You will need: • Experience on an orchard as • A good level of physical ﬁtness a leading hand, supervisor or and the ability to work outdoors equivalent (minimum of one season). for up to eight hours at a time. • Good problem-solving skills and • Good initiative to work a positive attitude. unsupervised at times; and • Excellent time management and • The ability to work ﬂexible and organisational skills. sometimes long hours including • The ability to work well in a team weekends. and willingness to learn from others.

Applications will need to include a detailed cover letter and CV. Email [email protected] WAVE25955 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020

Items for sale included hot chips, churros, cupcakes, milkshakes, brownies Crowds of students flocked to the hall on Thursday at lunchtime for the Market Day. Photo / Caitlan Johnston and fried bread. Photo / Caitlan Johnston Market gives insight into business world

Caitlan Johnston and fizzy drinks. “Some of them are now thinking “The churros and milkshakes were about how they would do things business simulation at Te popular stalls on the day,” says differently which is what we want. Awamutu College saw the Patrick. We want them thinking about what hall filled to the brim with The students were tasked to was good but also what went bad and students last week all organise who was going to do what how they might change things up if wantingA to get their hands on some in their groups, they needed to decide they were going to do it again,” says of the food items for sale. if they were going to have a float to Patrick. Market Day, a longstanding event be able to provide change and they Patrick is a new teacher to Te at the school to give business needed to estimate the demand for Awamutu College this year and was students an idea of how to run their their product. formerly teaching at St Peters own business, took place last They were also required to pay Cambridge. Thursday during the lunch break. expenses such as hall hire and a He teaches business studies to the “It gives them an idea of some the registry fee, and they were taxed. juniors, Year 9-10, and economics and challenges that business owners “All those expenses only come out accounting to the seniors, Year 11-13. face,” says Patrick Hounsell, head of to be about $4.50, and we don’t tax He believes students at the school the business studies department. them a lot but we do take that money would benefit from business studies The Market Day was run by his and donate it all to a charity,” says being offered right through to senior Year 10 business classes and there Patrick. levels. “I’m hoping we can get some were 15 stalls. Any profit they make they got to business courses going for our Food items that were for sale keep for themselves. seniors too, I think our students included churros, hot chips, Patrick says the students enjoyed would be well suited to those Te Awamutu College students Mereaina Alexander (left) and Ainsley cupcakes, milkshakes, fried bread the simulation. courses.” Johnston enjoying their purchases at the Market Day. Photo / Caitlan Johnston

NEW LISTING

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Oparau 860 Okupata Road

Scale with proud history

This impressive 782ha (more or less) dry stock property comes to the market for the first time in over 80 years. Tender (unless sold prior) With six titles spanning two main roads the future opportunity is vast, allowing for varying farm and forestry Closing 4pm, Wed 25 Nov 2020 options to be implemented. Offering a mix of contour with an excellent balance of breeding/finishing land, a 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton central laneway feeds out from the main stock facilities. Satellite yards are also strategically positioned while View 11am-1pm Wed 4 Nov & Wed 11 Nov water is supplied from a large dam on the back country. Two homes on the farm assure all family or staff needs are met and infrastructure is extensive with the main woolshed having expansive under covered yards with unique or by appointment bull selling complex attached. With Kawhia harbour and Mt Pirongia at your doorstep this farming operation Scott Macdonald 027 753 3854 comes with the benefits of much more. [email protected] SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008 bayleys.co.nz/2311615 Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 13

November RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL What’s On TENDER

Te Awamutu Events Guide as notified to Park from 9am to 2pm. All New Zealand made the Te Awamutu Visitor i-Site Centre. craft, original art, garden sculptures, ■ 1 Kihikihi Police House Temple Cottage woodwork, pottery, plants, clothing, upcycled Charitable Trust Open Days, Kihikihi Police homewares, preserves and honey, personal House and Jail and Temple Cottage, Havelock care products, children’s and babies clothes, Street. Doors open from 10am — 3pm. View music, face painting, food trucks and more. For a large collection of memorabilia, historical and more information, 871 3259. heritage articles. Reminisce via digital media ■ 15 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, 1 — and enjoy ever changing displays. Also, open 4.30pm, Methodist Hall. Contact Ruth, 871 weekly on Wednesday from 1pm to 3pm. Entry 2799. by donation. Contact Jan Burch, 871 3685. ■ 19 Tui & Tama Teddy Bear Picnic, Te ■ 1 Kihikihi Car Boot Sale, On the reserve Awamutu Museum from 3.30pm. Tui & Tama alongside the Maori Women’s Welfare League Club members have special opportunity to House, Kihikihi Police House and Temple bring in their favourite soft toy into the Museum Cottage, Entry via Havelock Street off Leslie where they get up to fun activities. Open to Street. From 9am — 2pm, the $5 entry fee Tui & Tama Club members, please call the is a shared fundraiser for the organisations on Museum, 872 0085 to find out how to register the reserve. Stalls include fresh produce, your child’s free membership. pickles and jam, garden plants, household ■ 20 Te Awamutu 60s UP Meeting, 10.30am, goods and bric a brac. Contact Rosemary, 021 Waipa¯Workingmen’s Club. Contact, 871 130 3880. 4097. ■ 7 Te Awamutu Country Variety Club, 12.30 ■ 21 Craft Supply Swap, Te Awamutu Library — 4.30pm, Bible Chapel. Contact, 870 1551. Community Room from 11am to 12.30pm. ■ 8 Cello Concert presented by Te Awamutu Your unwanted supplies in good and useable Music Federation, St John’s Anglican Church, condition could be someone else’s must have 2pm. Hyein Kim and Isabella McDonald, two item. Goods may be dropped off at either PIOPIO TENDER of New Zealand’s most talented and promising Waipa¯library from November 16 or (Unless Sold By Private Treaty) musicians will be presenting a passionate and 9.30-10.30am on the day. Please be aware 'Stony Bush' - 743ha, Dairy or Premium Grazing Closes 11.00am, Wed 2 December inspiring concert of some of the most beautiful of terms and conditions for items. Refer to the Approximately 690ha effective of easy rolling to PGGWRE, 57 Rora Street, Te Kui and thrilling works written for the Cello. $20 library website or phone 07 823 3838. stronger rolling contour, 60 bail rotary, calf sheds, VIEW at the door. For more information contact ■ 21 Backstage Pass and Arts On Tour implement sheds and feed pads. Five dwellings, good 11.00-1.00pm, Monday 2 & 9 Judith, 870 5512. present Say It with Flowers, The Woolshed November ■ 8 Mount Pirongia Country Music Club Day, Theatre, 8pm. A poet laureate, a storyteller, water, Mairoa ash soils and approximately 130 Nga¯hinapo¯uri Community Hall, 12:30pm, all and a musician ‘Say it with Flowers’ on a tour paddocks. Stock wintered - six-year average - 1050 welcome. Contact, 871 5715. across Aotearoa. In this travelling poetry and cows, 685 beef, 320 dairy stock and carryover cows. ■ 8 Rose Sunday, Te Awamutu Rose song cabaret show, David Eggleton, the official Fantastic opportunity to purchase dairy or grazing unit Gardens and Burchell Pavilion, Gorst Avenue, Poet Laureate of Aotearoa, presents his own at scale. from 10am to 4pm. On sale will be morning wry, comic take on Kiwiana, alongside stand- To be Tendered with three options as follows: and afternoon teas, raffles, and bunches of up storyteller and former Bard of Christchurch, Option 1 - The entire farm / Option 2 - 456ha dairy Peter Wylie roses. The public is invited to vote on the best Steve Thomas and musician Richard C. Wallis. shed and platform with grazing area / Option 3 - M 027 473 5855 roses in the gardens — favourite rose, best Tickets from Eventfinda or Te Awamutu i-Site. 287ha cattle grazing farm B 07 878 0265 perfumed rose and children’s favourite rose — ■ 22 Ponderosa Country Music Club, 12pm E [email protected] and enter the free draw for prizes. For further — 4.30pm, Te Rahu Hall. Contact, 871 3129. entertainment there will be a classic and hot- ■ 29 Te Awamutu Country Music Club, 1 — rod car display and a performance from Te 4.30pm, Methodist Hall. Contact Ruth, 871 pggwre.co.nz/TEK31339 Awamutu Brass. 2799. ■ 10, 24 Kihikihi Ukulele Club, Kihikihi ■ 29 Lions Pirongia Sunday Market, PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 Helping grow the country Bowling Club rooms, Lyon Street. Beginners Community Centre, Crozier Street, 9am — practice 6pm, group players 7pm. Join the fun. 2pm. The market has a wonderful selection $4 per session or $20 for 6 sessions. Contact of quality craft made by very talented people. Angela, 870-2649. It has inside and outside stalls and runs ■ 11 Ponderosa Country Music Club, 12.30 through the year, rain, hail, or shine. — 4.30pm, Te Rahu Hall. Contact, 871 3129. Supporting local projects and needs. Contact ■ 14 Te Awamutu Annual Craft Fair, Selwyn Jim Henderson, 027 366 5842. Otorohanga Lance’s LOT Lot 3 Kawhia Road

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 12 Nov 2020 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 1.30-2pm Sun 1 Nov Sharon Evans AREINZ 027 235 4771 [email protected] Stuart Gudsell AREINZ 021 951 737 [email protected] SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 Lifestyle and grazing opportunity This lifestyle and grazing property is full of personality with the Turitea Stream along one boundary and an exciting mix of contours and possible house sites with appealing views. Establish your base in this popular location, build the home of your dreams and run some stock to supplement your lifestyle. bayleys.co.nz/2311778

Otorohanga Lot 7 Kawhia Road

Auction (unless sold prior) 11am, Thu 12 Nov 2020 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton View 1.30-2pm Sun 1 Nov Sharon Evans AREINZ 027 235 4771 [email protected] Stuart Gudsell AREINZ 021 951 737 [email protected] SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 Where your lifestyle dream begins This versatile country property provides an entry level opportunity ideal for your first lifestyle or grazing block. It has a mix of contour including some suitable for baling silage. Aside from dairy support which is the current use, the property could be used for beef or specialty animals. bayleys.co.nz/2311779 14 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020 Photographer wins bronze awards Industry praise important to self- taught owner

local Te Awamutu photographer has won two bronze awards in a prestigious international photographyA competition. Kate Ryan was recognised for her efforts in the Rise International Photography Awards in both the family and teenage categories. Judged by a panel of international photographers, Kate says it is nice to be acknowledged by people high in the industry. The Gordon Family welcoming the arrival of a newborn into their home. “I am self-taught, so it feels good Photo / Kate Ryan for someone to say that my work is beyond the normal professional standards,” says Kate. Over the past two years 7000 entries have been submitted for the Rise International Award. The photograph that Kate entered in the family category captured the simplicity of a family celebrating a newborn joining their home setting. In this particular photograph Kate says what spoke to her was the family Professional photographer Kate Ryan has owned her own business Ryan’s dynamic. Daughter Photography since 2013. Photo / Valu Maka “It shows the importance of the different family roles, like the dad from Zibido and Sian Moore from beautiful but unsettling feeling.” taking time to connect with the older Velvetine Makeup and Hair, the Kate says it was fun to explore the daughter who is 3 and the hand of image portrays a teenage girl wearing creative side of photography by the mother settling the new baby a black laced dress. playing around with lighting and after a feed,” says Kate. Additionally, this photo has been editing. “It is super representative of a entered for hairstyling competitions. “For this one we wanted to portray family, so it was cool that it spoke to “So, we came up with a concept something otherworldly and a bit the judges too.” where it was focused on the hair. I creepy and dark,” says Kate. The second photo that won a went a little further than I normally Kate acknowledges the people and Sixteen-year-old bronze merit in the teenage category do,” says Kate. families who were a part of her Abby Christian had more of a creative and staged “I did more on the editing side; I success including the Gordon family, modelling for process, says Kate. slightly enlarged her eyes and Shannon Dowd, Sian Moore and Zibido hair. Working alongside Shannon Dowd highlighted the hair to give it a Abby Christian. Photo / Kate Ryan

FINAL NOTICE OPEN HOME

1/211 Mutu Street Te Awamutu 2 1 1 525 Wharepuhunga Road Te Awamutu 4 1 4

All Ages, Stages & Investors Sale By Deadline Closes: 1pm Wednesday Idyllic Rural Family Lifestyle For Sale $790,000 Secure this sun soaked home in the heart of town. For 4th November 2020 (unless sold prior) Situated in the Korakonui district, this picturesque property View Saturday 1:30 - 2:00pm investors we offer peace of mind when you need it most - View Sunday 11:30 - 12:00pm features two paddocks, a tennis court and extra shedding. teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DDYGG8 our funny & easy going tenants wish to stay after having teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DGVGG8 The immaculately presented home is spacious and includes lived here for over 12 years. It's on the market to sell. breath-taking rural views.

LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Sonia Furniss 027 540 0726 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Tania Ruki 027 441 3264 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Mark Weal 027 451 4732

OPEN HOME

12 Oak Ridge Drive Te Awamutu 4 2 2 79 Bell Road Te Awamutu 3 2 3

Executive Living with Stunning Views For Sale $929,000 Idyllic Location and Lifestyle For Sale $1,075,000 With an exceptionally smart and stylish design, this brand View Saturday 10:00 - 10:30am This exclusive residence with 9642m² (approx.) is situated in View By Appointment Only new, high-end home is sure to impress. Finished to the teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1D7FGG8 a highly sought-after location with magnificent rural views. teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1D4MGG8 highest standard, a 10 year Registered Master Builder's 20 minutes to Hamilton, 10 minutes to Te Awamutu this home Guarantee is included for added peace of mind. is a peaceful retreat.

LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Braden Chick 027 373 7790 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Mark Weal 027 451 4732 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 LJ Hooker Te Awamatu trading as Te Awamutu Realty (REAA 2008). All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries. 91 Oakshott Road, Ngahinapouri

A beautifully presented home, which has been tastefully renovated and built to an incredibly high standard with a well designed, country style kitchen and large scullery opening out to the covered patio. The master bedroom is complemented by an ensuite, walk-in wardrobe plus ofﬁceandisseparatefromtheother bedrooms. An outside studio, double garage plus carport, fruit trees, greenhouse and old style country gardens complete this idyllic scene in the popular Ngahinapouri area within an easy Final Notice/Open Home commute of Hamilton city. Deadline Sale Closes 4 November at 4.00pm at Ray White Te Awamutu ofﬁce,unlesssoldprior

View Sunday 1 November 2.00 - 3.00pm

Cherie Kemp 027 271 9806

rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23744 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Tender Closes 1.00pm, Thursday Established dairy 26 November at Ray White Te Awamutu, 223 Alexandra Street, may not be sold prior 898 Ormsby Road, Pirongia View Tuesdays 3, 10, 17, 24 November, This well established 98ha dairy farm in three titles enjoys good infrastructure 11.00am - 1.00pm and has consistently strong production from 280 cows. Strong pastures, an up to date efﬂuent system and a good 24 aside dairy add appeal to this property. Two Noldy Rust houses and a good range of support buildings complete this package. Located 027 255 3047 only minutes south of Pirongia, the contour, location and layout are sure to appeal. Price will be + GST (if any). Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Neville Kemp rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23768 027 271 9801 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008 Boundary indication only

Final Notice/Open Home New Listing/Open Home 865 Te Pahu Road, Te Pahu 1174 Pokuru Road, Te Awamutu

Sitting on an elevated 1.83ha site,this Deadline Sale Closes Noldy Rust This home offers open plan living with Deadline Sale Carrie Taylor four bedroom home provides comfy, 5 November at 1.00pm 027 255 3047 combined dining, kitchen and family area Closes 19 November 027 291 7555 practical living and enjoys rural views. at Ray White Te Awamutu, ﬂowingintoalivingareaseparatedbya at 3.00pm at Ray White The split level home has four bedrooms, unless sold prior barn-style door. In addition to the three Te Awamutu, unless sold master with ensuite and two living areas double bedrooms, the ofﬁce positioned prior View Sunday 1 November, plus an upstairs rumpus/multi purpose off the deck outside could be utilised as 2.30 - 3.30pm room and internal access double garage. a fourth bedroom. Triple bay carport View Rolling pastures fenced into seven and only 10 mins from Te Awamutu or Sunday 1 November, paddocks, close to Pirongia Village. Otorohanga and close to Pokuru School. 2.30 - 3.30pm rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23736 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23766 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

New Listing/Open Home New Listing/Open Home 210 Young Street, Te Awamutu 619 Rickit Road, Te Awamutu

Refreshed townhouse with three double Deadline Sale Lisa McBeth Family sized property with great level For Sale Lisa McBeth bedrooms one bathroom and separate Closes 19 November 027 490 9294 section. Large open plan spaces, $539,000 027 490 9294 WC. Heat pump and ventilation system at 4.00pm at Ray White modernised for easy family living. Gillian van der Veeken Gillian van der Veeken Te Awamutu, unless sold View for a comfortable healthy home. Double 021 753 335 Three bedrooms with one bathroom 021 753 335 internal access garaging. Premium prior and separate WC. Very large laundry Sunday 1 November, location on a level crosslease section and workshop with rumpus room as 1.00 - 1.30pm with own driveway and water meter. A View bonus space for teenagers or man cave. pleasure to view. You need something Sunday 1 November, French doors to the decking areas. just like this! 2.00 - 2.30pm Make an investment for your family. rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23762 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23772 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) 2/1 Tawhiao Street, 15 Great South Road, Te Awamutu Ohaupo

Flat walk to town, amenities and Offering ﬁve bedrooms - several schools. Tastefully redecorated, with ensuites - sep bathrooms offers an easy practical ﬂow. and toilets and outside rooms. Two bdrms, sep WC, heat pump Set on a nicely elevated site and plenty more. Covered overlooking Lake Rotomanuka front porch, private rear deck, and close to Hamilton, Te New Listing/Open Home gorgeous landscaped section and New Listing/Open Home Awamutu and Cambridge. fully fenced yard. Single internal Deadline Sale Closes 18 Nov. at access garage. 1.00pm at Ray White Te Awamutu, For Sale $490,000 unless sold prior View Sunday 1 November, View Sunday 1 November, 1.00 - 1.30pm 12.00 - 12.30pm Mairi Gray Kirstie McGrail 027 289 9354 027 270 3175 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23770 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23764 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

1/439 Fraser Street, 96 George Melrose Drive, Te Awamutu Te Awamutu

Fantastic location. Walk to This three bed, two bath gem is Te Awamutu township and positioned for mountain views. amenities. Warm and sunny Awellthoughtoutﬂoorplanhas with spacious lounge and large two living areas, dining and a windows to view the outdoors. modern kitchen with great ﬂow Two bedrooms, heat pump, to the outdoor north facing deck. New Listing/Open Home dishwasher and large separate New Listing/Open Home Internal access garage. laundry/storeroom. Single Deadline Sale Closes 3 November internal access garage. at 3.00pm at Ray White For Sale $420,000 Te Awamutu, unless sold prior View Sunday 1 November, View Sunday 1 November, 12.00 - 12.30pm 1.30 - 2.00pm Mairi Gray Carrie Taylor 027 289 9354 027 291 7555 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23771 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23746 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Set on 5000sqm approx (STT), the three Deadline Sale Noldy Rust Attractive 13ha approx (STT) bare block, Deadline Sale Noldy Rust bdrm home enjoys open plan living Closes 19 November 027 255 3047 10ha approx in pasture. Lovely plantings Closes 19 November 027 255 3047 with a central bathroom and sep toilet at 4.00pm at Ray White on the area not in pasture, trees are at 4.00pm at Ray White and carport for storage. Trickle feed Te Awamutu, unless sold registered in the ETS. Excellent new Te Awamutu, unless sold metered water is available. The section prior 7-wire boundary fencing and kiwifruit prior includes a small paddock plus the views on neighbouring block. Trickle feed from the elevated part of the paddock View metered water available via easement View offer another option as an outstanding Saturday 31 October, from a bore next door. New title to be Saturday 31 October, building site. Price + GST (if any). 1.00 - 2.00pm issued. Price + GST (if any). 1.00 - 2.00pm rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23760 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA23757 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) 18 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020

GOLF RESULTS

Stewart Alexander Lacrosse champs hosted Stewart Alexander Golf course has a busy programme of tournaments aikato Lacrosse played lined up, including a mixed open host to the 2020 New tournament on Saturday, November Zealand Under 15 7, a Ladies Open Christmas National Lacrosse Tournament on Wednesday, ChampionshipsW at Tamahere Park on November 18 and the Stewie 200 on October 24-25. Sunday, December 20. Full details are Waikato entered five teams into available on the club Facebook page. the competition with plenty of Te Sunday Scramble: Gross — Aaron Awamutu College students Vanderpoel 66; Jacob Carey 74; Ian throughout the squads. Berry 77. Net — Cyress McCorkindale The grand finals in both divisions 64; Aaron Vanderpoel 67; Jonathan were fought out between Waikato Makuch 68. Points — Cyress teams, a rare occurrence. McCorkindale 42; Aaron Vanderpoel In the girls’ final it was Waikato 39; Jonathan Makuch 38. Gold taking on Waikato Red. Red Vets: George King 34 points; Doug started out well and were ahead until Atkinson 34; Rod Ward 34; Philip the third quarter but in the end Gold Blundell 34 took the honours, winning 12-9. Ladies 18-hole: Gross — Cheryl “They were really hungry and Forster 92. Points — Cheryl Forster 32; gritty, they just fought for everything. Sherril Lawrence 30; Carol Formosa They weren’t giving anything, they 30; Kaye Foote 30. really had to dig in. They got behind 9-holes: Gross — Susan Weal 56. and didn’t have a great start but Points — Susan Weal 19; Ann Ellis 16 managed to dig in, pull it back, and Pirongia take on a good lead,” said Waikato 2020 New Zealand Under 15 National Lacrosse Championships Girls’ champions, Waikato Gold. The Matson / Tocker Trophy was Gold coach Melissa Gratwicke. Photos / Lou Kibby Photography played for on Sunday and the “We placed a big emphasis on our winners were the best combined team values, what lacrosse means to Isabelle Vrensen were both named in stableford pair. us and what kind of players we want the girls’ team of the tournament. Jack Hjorth and Keith Ormsby to be. I think they really shone.” The New Zealand Under 15 were the winners with 75 points to Waikato Black won 11-7 in the boys’ National Lacrosse Championships beat three other scores on 74. final against Waikato Yellow (Gold). runs annually and alternates Scramble on Stableford. “A few of our bigger boys were a between the Waikato and Auckland. Senior — Jack Hjorth 41; Hans bit bruised up from yesterday. A lot Te Awamutu College Nieremeijer 39; Mark Brown 39; Tom of my younger boys stepped up representatives: McNarmara 36; Colin Vincent 36; today. Waikato Gold played Waikato Gold — Caitlyn Blakely, Kevin Appleby 36; Doug Grantham 35; exceptionally well as well,” said Isabelle Vrensen, Mia Ellis, Sydney Gary Russo 35; Graham Counter 35; Waikato Black coach Joshua Muller. Anderson Scott Law 35. “They made us claw tooth and nail, Waikato Red — Anita Blakely, Holly Junior — Addy Nieremeijer 41; Josh especially in that third quarter they Harris, Leah Clark Balloch 41; Grant Clow 38; Dave started really pulling it back and my Waikato White — Charlotte Miller, Peryer 37; Charlie Coles 37; Terry guys were starting to feel it. They Ella Thackray, Livia Bigham, Louise Charlesworth 35; Grant Morgan 34; were coming back for a draw but in Gubb Keith Ormsby 34. the end my guys held it and we ended Waikato Black — Mackenzie Twos — Brent Keene; Derek Boyle; up rounding the game out with 11 to Jackson, Millie Thackray, Stevie Gary Russo; Colin Vincent; Addy 7.” Williams Nieremeijer. Auckland teams were in bronze Waikato Boys — Elliot Parkes, Longest Putt — David Strawbridge. position for boys’ and girls’ divisions. Lochlan McClunie, John-David Closest to Pin — Kevin Nickson. Te Awamutu’s Holly Harris and Brown Second place Waikato Red. Next Week — Hockey Tournament

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Te Awamutu For Sale By Auction Te Awamutu For Sale By Auction 248 Parawera Road Wed 4th November 2020 1pm 122 Rata Street Wed 18th November 2020 Owner wants out NOW!!! 174 Alexandra Street 2x Units on One Title 1pm Come and view this fabulous lifestyle property Harcourts Te Awamutu How often do opportunities like this come around, 174 Alexandra Street situated on 6.88 acres (more or less) with flat land Auction Room not every day. Individually tenanted and situated Harcourts Te Awamutu contour, which is well fenced with Equiwire, divided (Unless sold Prior) on a 1298m2 section, these two units offer potential Auction Room into eight paddocks with a central race. harcourts.co.nz/TA9969 for growth. With each unit including 3 bedrooms, (Unless sold Prior) This property has a three-bay enclosed shed with separate living, Heat pump and room for harcourts.co.nz/TA9983 a large water tank attached which feeds the water modernising, they will be hard to beat but not hard supply to troughs, for the animals. Adam McGrath to add potential value. Adam McGrath The Villa has been moved onto the property; 021 217 5703 Currently rented out for a combined amount of $730 021 217 5703 however, no code of compliance has been issued [email protected] per week. [email protected] for this house. The villas floorplan has four double Today’s opportunity could be gone tomorrow so bedrooms, open plan, two bathrooms with an Nadine Barker don’t waste any time, your chance is now while this Nadine Barker additional two large water tanks giving the house 027 238 5928 property goes to Auction 027 238 5928 plenty of water for the family. [email protected] [email protected] Real Estate Is In HOT Demand Now!

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Daryl Dodunski P: 027 693 2767 E: [email protected] Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA 2008 LK0103305© Laura Langman (middle) retires from netball with the most test caps in New Zealand history. OPEN HOMES In Te Awamutu This Week... Photo / Anthony Au-Yeung / www.photosport.co.nz “To be a part of a team is She didn’t miss a game in CENTURY 21 Sunday 1st November 12.00pm - 12.30pm 3/753 Mahoe St, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale NETBALL a gift,” she wrote on Insta- her first 141 tests between Sunday 1st November 1.00pm - 1.30pm 624e Te Rahu Rd, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale gram. “Teammates see you at 2005 and 2016, captaining the Sunday 1st November 1.00pm - 1.30pm 1 Cresta Court, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale your best, your worst and all team through some of their Sunday 1st November 2.00pm - 2.30pm 183 Te Tahi Rd, Pirongia Offers over $899,000 Signing off, the times in between. These most successful campaigns. Sunday 1st November 2.00pm - 2.30pm 142 Picquet Hill Rd, Te Awamutu By Negotiation are the memories that make Langman retires with 163 LJ HOOKER Laura Langman the journey so special. test caps —the most in New Thursday 29th October 5.00 – 5.30pm 721 Bank Street, Te Awamutu Auction “Thanks for having me, Zealand netball history — and Friday 30th October 12.00 – 12.30pm 26 McGhie Road, Kihikihi Sale By Deadline says it’s a gift to netball wha¯nau, it has been a steps down having won all Saturday 31st October 10.00 – 10.30am 12 Oak Ridge Drive, Te Awamutu $929,000 blast . . . what next is un- major netball titles, including Saturday 31st October 1.00 – 1.30pm 98 Ash Grove, Te Awamutu $960,000 be part of a team known and that’s what makes last year’s Netball World Cup. Saturday 31st October 1.30 – 2.00pm 858a Pirongia Road, Pirongia Sale By Deadline it so exciting . . . goosebumps She started her domestic Saturday 31st October 1.30 – 2.00pm 525 Wharepuhunga Road, Te Awamutu $790,000 . . . Over and out.” netball career with the Wai- Saturday 31st October 2.00 – 2.30pm 150 College Street, Te Awamutu By Negotiation ilver Ferns great, Te kato Bay of Plenty Magic from Sunday 1st November 11.30 – 12.00pm 1/211 Mutu Street, Te Awamutu Sale By Deadline Pahu¯’s Laura Thanks for having 2003 to 2012 before moving Sunday 1st November 12.00 – 12.30pm 225 Churchill Street, Te Awamutu $640,000 Langman, one of the to the Northern Mystics. Sunday 1st November 12.00 – 12.30pm 37a Herbert Street, Kihikihi $710,000 greatest to ever put on me, netball wha¯nau, She then headed to Aus- Sunday 1st November 12.15 – 12.45pm 52 Tawhiao Street, Te Awamutu Sale By Deadline theS black dress, has tralia with the New South it has been a blast . . . Sunday 1st November 1.00 – 1.30pm 26 McGhie Road, Kihikihi Sale By Deadline announced her retirement Wales Swifts and recently Sunday 1st November 1.00 – 1.30pm 721 Bank Street, Te Awamutu Auction from all netball. Laura Langman captained the Sunshine Coast Sunday 1st November 1.00 – 1.30pm 61 Downes Street, Te Awamutu $739,000 Langman has won just Lightning in the latest Super Sunday 1st November 2.00 – 2.30pm 795 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu $759,000 about every major title there The 34-year-old played a Netball championship. HARCOURTS is in the sport and decided to fundamental role in the Silver Langman called time on Saturday 31st October 11 – 11:45am 248 Parawera Road, Te Awamutu Auction call time on her illustrious Ferns’ success since she first her Silver Ferns career in Sunday 1st November 11 – 11:45am 248 Parawera Road, Te Awamutu Auction career. slipped on the black dress. August. Sunday 1st November 12:30 – 1pm 1/347 Young Street, Te Awamutu Offers over $539,000 Sunday 1st November 2 – 2:30pm 15 Ellis Road, Otorohanga Deadline Sale Sunday 1st November 12:30 – 1pm 86 Hiskens Place, Te Awamutu $495,000 Sunday 1st November 1 – 1:30pm 5/160 Puniu Road, Te Awamutu $795,000 Sunday 1st November 1 – 1:30pm 21 Karaka Road, Otorohanga $345,000 Sunday 1st November 1 – 1:30pm 67 Stark Street, Te Awamutu $779,000 Sunday 1st November 1:30 – 2:15pm 122 Rata Street, Te Awamutu AUCTION Sunday 1st November 1:45 – 2:15pm 19a Thomson Avenue, Otorohanga $785,000 Sunday 1st November 1:45 – 2:15pm 191 St Andrews Way, Te Awamutu $745,000 RAY WHITE Saturday, October 31 1.00-2.00pm 188 Cruickshank Road, Kihikihi Deadline Sale Saturday, October 31 1.00-2.00pm Lot 1 Cruickshank Road, Kihikihi Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 12.00-12.30pm 1270 Hazelmere Cres, Te Awamutu $525,000 Sunday, November 1 12.00-12.30pm 4514 Ohaupo Road, Ohaupo $1.05m Sunday, November 1 12.00-12.30pm 1/439 Fraser Street, Te Awamutu $420,000 Sunday, November 1 12.00-1.00pm 218 Elizabeth Avenue, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 1.00-1.30pm 619 Rickit Road, Te Awamutu $539,000 Sunday, November 1 1.00-1.30pm 355 Taylor Avenue, Te Awamutu By Negotiation Sunday, November 1 1.00-1.30pm 2/1 Tawhiao Street, Te Awamutu $490,000 Sunday, November 1 1.00-1.30pm 161 Kakepuku Road, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 1.30-2.00pm 96 George Melrose Drive, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 1.30-2.00pm 176 Jackson Street, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 2.00-2.30pm 210 Young Street, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 2.00-2.30pm 150 College Street, Te Awamutu By Negotiation Sunday, November 1 2.00-3.00pm 91 Oakshott Road, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 2.30-3.00pm 5/316 St Marys Avenue, Te Awamutu $330,000 Sunday, November 1 2.30-3.30pm 1174 Pokuru Road, Te Awamutu Deadline Sale Sunday, November 1 2.30-3.30pm 865 Te Pahu Road, Te Pahu Deadline Sale Tuesday, November 3 11.00am-1.00pm 868 Ormsby Road, Te Awamutu Tender Thursday, November 5 12.00-2.00pm 1232 Ngaroma Road, Matapara Tender Open home - Sat 11 - 11:45am Open home - Sun 1 -1:30pm Open home - Sun 11 - 11:45am

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Te Awamutu For Sale By Auction Te Awamutu For Sale $795,000 248 Parawera Road Harcourts.co.nz/TA9969 5/160 Puniu Road Harcourts.co.nz/TA9986 Come and view this fabulous lifestyle property situated on 6.88 acres (more or less) with flat Quality built Davies Home situated on a quiet rear site handy to town and local services. Adam McGrath & Nadine Barker Mandy Lata & Stuart Parker land contour, which is well fenced with Equiwire, divided into eight paddocks with a central Step through the front door to be greeted by raked ceilings giving you a sense of spaciousness 021 217 5703 027 238 4753 027 679 224 027 283 5928 race. This property has a three-bay enclosed shed with a large water tank attached which feeds [email protected] throughout the open plan living/Dining /kitchen areas leading out onto a lovely back yard [email protected] the water supply to troughs, for the animals. The Villa has been moved onto the property; [email protected] perfect for entertaining friends and family. All your wants and needs are catered for in this two [email protected]

however, no code of compliance has been issued for this house. living area, four bedroom, two bathroom home.

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Te Awamutu For Sale $745,000 Te Awamutu For Sale Offers over $539,000 191 St Andrews Way Harcourts.co.nz/TA9976 1/347 Young Street Harcourts.co.nz/TA9979 Near new 4 bedroom home with open plan kitchen dining and lounge looking out onto This property is built over three levels and offers a lot of space. Three bedrooms plus an office Mandy Lata & Stuart Parker Adam McGrath & Nadine Barker Pirongia Mountain situated in a recently established area of modern homes and just a short are complemented by both a heat pump and woodfire to give you that warm feeling with an 027 679 224 027 283 5928 021 217 5703 027 238 4753 stroll to the local shopping centre with medical facilities. [email protected] added value of a single garage with internal access and low maintenance section. [email protected] Add in your own touch to some thoughtful planting of the grounds to make this home your [email protected] Situated in a fantastic location with a short walk to town what more could you need. [email protected] very own prized possession today.

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Te Awamutu For Sale $779,000 Te Awamutu For Sale $495,000 67 Stark Street Harcourts.co.nz/TA9967 86 Hiskens Place Harcourts.co.nz/TA9959 A near new home with a fresh ultra-modern presence giving you a sense of pride in ownership Opportunities like this don’t come up every day, “Don’t Delay Call Today” or you may just miss Mandy Lata & Stuart Parker Adam McGrath & Nadine Barker as you drive up to it. The freshness carries on inside the property throughout the two living out. With its 3 bedrooms, open plan living, fire place, separate laundry, single garage with off 027 679 224 027 283 5928 021 217 5703 027 238 4753 areas, four bedrooms and the open plan kitchen/Dining room with a walk-in pantry. [email protected] street parking what more could you need. Situated on a 673m2 section in a cul-de-sac gives [email protected] An easy-care section with an outdoor living area that flows off the lounge and could be set up [email protected] you/your family and pets room to move or grow. Today’s opportunity could be gone tomorrow [email protected] for relaxation and Pirongia views

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Te Kuiti For Sale By Auction Otorohanga For Sale Deadline Sale 63 Oparure Road Harcourts.co.nz/KC5894 15 Ellis Road Harcourts.co.nz/TA9973 Executive style home with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, spacious open plan living. This lifestyle opportunity is situated on 1.2140 hectares with two paddocks. Sandra Lilley Viv Veale Landscape windows capture rural views. Spacious double garage with internal access. Built in 2012, is spacious throughout with three large bedrooms, two with double wardrobes 027 654 5548 021 911 295 Sheltered gardens with large flat lawn edged with native bush, trees and shrubs, surrounded [email protected] and the master has a walk-in wardrobe and wet shower. Also boasting double glazing, a large [email protected] with post and rail fence. All set on 3.0400 ha (7.5 acres) more or less outdoor area with undercover patio for a shady summer area to enjoy the rural views, three- car garaging with internal access.

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Otorohanga For Sale $785,000 Otorohanga For Sale $345,000 19A Thomson Avenue Harcourts.co.nz/OH8843 21 Karaka Road Harcourts.co.nz/OH8849 Oozing with style and plenty of natural light, this easy care home will accommodate a growing Don’t overlook a two bedroom home, when it offers this much s-p-a-c-e. Kerry Harty and Karen Lennox Kerry Harty and Karen Lennox family with two lounge areas, four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a central- Formally a three bedroom home, and it can be again but its perfect just the way it is. With 027 294 6215 027 559 4468 027 294 6215 027 559 4468 ly located office which will make working from home all the more enjoyable. Options arehere [email protected] open plan living, there’s plenty of natural light and no wasted hallway space. Easy to heat with [email protected] for an AirBnB, as one bedroom and bathroom is located on the ground floor meaning guests centrally located woodburner on wetback. The master bedroom has the benefit of a sunroom/ can come and go at their leisure. office as well. Currently occupied at $300 per week with potential to increase with abitofTLC. Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd MREINZ Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Grab your girlfriends, daughters or mum for a great day out!

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Scan me with your phone camera! Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 23 Kihikihi club wins multiple national titles Waikato top Kihikihi Table Tennis Club hosted the Table Tennis New Zealand National Country Clubs Tournament at the Te Awamutu Events Centre on Saturday table with win and Sunday. It was the first time Te Awamutu had hosted the event and it was the perfect venue with outstanding facilities available. over Taranaki Day one commenced with a teams event involving 20 teams. This event was graded into three divisions – competitive, social-competitive and Mooloo men retain Ryan Wheeler Trophy social grades. The social grade was a round-robin aikato have moved to format with Manawaru¯3 (Grant the top of the Daisley and Heather Stringer) Premiership table with a winning all five of their matches for 27-20 victory over the day and taking the gold medal. WTaranaki in week seven of the Mitre Kihikihi 5 (Aaron Kelly and Jason 10 Cup. Kraayvanger) had a record of 3-2 and In perfect conditions, Waikato took the bronze. opened the scoring, with Beaudein The social-competitive grade was Waaka crossing in the corner for the split into a grading round with the first try of the match. Fletcher Smith competitive teams and the Kihikihi 2 Kihikihi Table Tennis Club’s Bo Nikara (left) and Hyrum Sunnex. added the extras from the sideline team of Jared Bell and Kyle D’Souza Photos / Supplied and the home team led 7-0 after 10 won all their games to take gold. minutes. The top grade of the tournament The match swayed back and forth Jayson Potroz got the visitors on was highly contested with some ex- and was very tight with Sunnex the board only three minutes later, New Zealand and several regional coming out on top winning 11-5, 6-11, after Waikato gave away a penalty in representatives playing. 7-11, 11-2, 11-7 and taking the National front of the posts. Potroz was Upset of the day went to Kihikihi Individual Title combined with the successful with the shot at goal and 2020 marks 20 years since the 1 who toppled the to p seeds from National Teams Title from the reduced Waikato’s lead to four points. passing of Ryan Wheeler. Waikato Taupo¯with Bo Nikara playing the previous day. Just after the midway point, made sure to keep the memorial much more experienced David Jarvis The table tennis season for the Smith’s boot put Waikato’s lead back trophy in their cabinet. and winning 10-12, 11-8, 13-11 to get the Kihikihi club has now ended and will out to seven when the visitors were Photo / David Hallett, Getty Images first point of the match for Kihikihi. resume next season at the end of penalised for side entry at the ruck. Bo and Hyrum Sunnex accounted March 2021. With nine minutes remaining in Reihana converted his own try for Graeme Jackson and also won the All new and returning players are the first half, Taranaki drew level and Waikato had a five-point lead. doubles match in straight sets 11-7, 11-7 invited to join and be a part of the when Jacob Ratumaitavuki- Reihana was involved in the next to get to the gold medal match against club. Kneepkens crossed for their first try try. After taking a pick-and-go close Manawaru¯1. Day One — team results Kihikihi Table Tennis Club’s Kyle Competitive Grade: after some excellent counter- to the tryline, he offloaded for Liam The eagerly awaited final was 1st: Kihikihi 1 (Hyrum Sunnex / Bo attacking. Potroz landed the Messam to crash over to help extend between Kihikihi 1 and Manawaru¯1. D’Souza (left) and Jared Bell. Nikara) conversion for 10-10. the lead. Reihana’s conversion saw They are arch rivals who clash 2nd: Manawaru¯1 (Armindeep Singh / During the build-up to the try, Waikato’s lead stretched to 12 points. regularly throughout the season. of the day to 10th seed Trevor Shane Quigley) captain Luke Jacobson, was shown a But Taranaki weren’t ready to give First up was Hyrum Sunnex Gardner 5-11, 6-11, did not look back 3rd: Taupo¯1 (David Jarvis / Graeme Jackson) yellow card for tackling a player up as they brought the margin back against Armindeep Singh who lost and beat Bo Nikara (fifth Seed), Alan Social-Competitive Grade without the ball and Waikato were to seven after Daniel Rona scored an 10-12, 11-7, 10-12 after leading 7-3 in the Mitchell (fourth Seed) and David Scott 1st: Kihikihi 2 (Jared Bell / Kyle reduced to 14 leading up to halftime. unconverted try with 11 minutes left. final set. Bo Nikara accounted for (first Seed) to make his way to the D’Souza) However, Waikato went into the In the final play of the game, Shane Quigley 10-12, 11-3, 11-2 as did semifinals, where he beat Lesley 2nd: Tauranga 4 (James Catto / Daniel sheds with a slight advantage after Taranaki came charging up the field, Hyrum winning 11-6, 9-11, 11-6. Gardner 11-5, 4-11, 5-11, 12-10, 11-7. Leaboun) 3rd: Taupo¯2 (Harold Vezza / Dave Smith was successful with a penalty as they tried to salvage a late draw Bo had never beaten Armindeep Shane was not expected to beat so Scott) after the siren and the hosts led 13-10 but a knock-on cost them the chance before but his confidence was high many higher seeded players but it Social Grade: at the break. and Waikato held on to win 27-20. after his win over David Jarvis. Bo shows that anything can happen. 1st: Manawaru¯3 (Grant Daisley / In the second half, it took 19 The victory saw Waikato retain the overcame his nerves and beat On the other side of the draw, Heather Stringer) minutes for the scores to change. Ryan Wheeler Memorial Tro phy and Armindeep 11-9, 7-11, 11-5 to seal the Kihikihi’s Hyrum Sunnex won all five 2nd: Manawaru¯4 (Vivienne Daisley / Murray Rolston) Ratumaitavuki-Kneepkens touched claim the Chiefs Country Cup. gold medal. matches in straight sets, defeating 3rd: Kihikihi 5 (Aaron Kelly / Jason down for his second of the match. Day two was the individuals event Armindeep Singh, Lesley Gardner, Kraayvanger) Potroz’s conversion hit the upright as Waikato 27 (Beaudein Waaka, Rivez split into competitive and social Andrew Leonard, Trevor Day Two — individual results the visitors hit the front for the first Reihana, Liam Messam tries; grades. McGaughran and Jared Bell. Competitive Grade: timeinthematch. Fletcher Smith con, 2 pens, Rivez After an outstanding first day, Bo Sunnex won his semifinal against 1st: Hyrum Sunnex (Kihikihi) Reihana 2 cons) 2nd: Shane Quigley (Manawaru¯) Waikato immediately hit back Nikara did not play well on day two Alan Mitchell 11-8, 11-2, 11-13, 11-8 to set 3rd: Alan Mitchell (Rotorua) after Jacobson busted through the Taranaki 20 (Jacob Ratumaitavuki- and lost some tight games to miss out up a showdown for the gold medal Social Grade: Taranaki defence to offload to a Kneepkens 2, Daniel Rona tries; on the main round. with Shane Quigley. Sunnex has lost 1st: Grant Daisley (Manawaru¯) charging Rivez Reihana to score and Jayson Potroz con, pen). Shane Quigley from Manawaru¯ to Quigley only once in the last few 2nd: Heather Stringer (Manawaru¯) put the home team back in front. HT 13-10 (eighth seed) who lost his first match years but Quigley was hot in form. 3rd: Anthony Leonard (Rotorua) Teams from out of town travel to Te Awamutu for tournament Te Awamutu Bowling Club held Cambridge, Morrinsville, Puta¯ruru, four games each. Chisholm and Ned Winikerei from Ken Parker, Peter Judson and Barry another successful 3 Bowl Triples Cambridge Central, Pirongia, Kihikihi, The match committee thanked all Puta¯ruru. Bryant. Second place also with three tournament on Wednesday, October O¯ torohanga and Te Awamutu lined teams for their co-operation. Second place with three wins wins, one draw + 11 differential was 21. up,thematch committee decided to The prize winners in each Bryan Frost, Colleen Cowan and Pat Oliver, Colin Pepperell and Dawn After a very wet Tuesday the green play rounds of 45 minutes each with section were: Barry Cowan from Morrinsville. 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At Te Awamutu Funeral Services our dedicated team is passionate about providing valuable guidance and a personalised service at a time when you need it most. - Offering Generations of Experience - Locally Owned Qualifi ed Funeral Directors. 26 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Phone: 871 5151 Classifieds Email: [email protected] C - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - Church Services Public Notices MARKET Formal Notices KIHIKIHI COUNCIL CARPARK PRESBYTERIAN THIS Saturday Deaths In Memoriam Gaynor Westgate: CHURCH 07 870 4551 BRYAN, MACDONALD, Alma May. Anne Rae (neé Sunday, 1 November 10am Passed away Colquhoun). Church Service peacefully at Waikato 30/11/1938 - 23/10/2020 Hospital on 26th Beloved wife of the late All welcome - Michael Williams October 2020 in her Ewan. Cherished 100th year. Dearly mother to Hugh, Elle loved wife of the late and Deanna. Adored St John's Anglican Parish Public Notices Stan Bryan, late of grandmother and Arohena. Cherished great grandmother to All Souls Mum of Betty, Lin, Greg, Charlie and NGAHINEPOURI Julian (Oropi) Aileen Emelia; Lara and Dan; Commemoration TE AWAMUTU SPORTS Cloherty (Tutukaka), Grant, Izzy, Thomas & JUDD, Service GOLF CLUB SENIOR RUGBY CLUB Phyllis and Wayne Charlotte; Alyx, Andrew William. Bennett (Te Corey, Zach & Dalton. In loving memory of to be held 5pm AGM Awamutu). Loved Sunday, November 1st AGM stepmum of the late Her song may Andrew William Judd Saturday 14 November 2020, 9am in the Lorna, Jean, and have ended, St John’s Church Clubhouse, Reid Rd, Ngahinepouri. but her melody who passed away at Monday, 9th November Coral. Loved Granma Arawata St, Te Awamutu All Welcome to all her will linger on age 41 in Canada 7pm at grandchildren, great with all of us. on 23rd April 2020. Jenny Cowan At the service we will read out the names of those Te Awamutu Sports grandchildren and gr A celebration of Anne’s Dearly loved son of Secretary gr grandchildren. life will be held at farewelled from St John’s Parish since November Bruce and Jocelyn; All welcome Sadly missed. Thanks Alexandra House 1st, 2019. As your loved one’s name is read for the wonderful care Chapel, 570 Alexandra brother of Elizabeth you will be invited to light a candle on their Otorohanga Garden Ramble from all the staff at St, Te Awamutu and David; beloved CHT, Te Awamutu (today) Thursday, 29th behalf if you wish. 14 & 15 November 2020 husband of Melissa; A celebration of Alma’s October at 2pm If you intend to be at this service and would like followed by private father of their sons life will be held at to remember someone whose funeral was not at RRaisingaising fundfundss for for thethe B Beeatattietie R Restest HHomome Alexandra House cremation. In lieu of William and Felix. Chapel, 570 Alexandra flowers, donations to St John’s or who passed some time ago you are aandnd R Retirementetirement V Villaillage.ge. St, Te Awamutu on Dementia Waikato, Andrew’s Memorial invited to leave their details at our main office so Comeome andand wanderwander a arounroundd ththee ggardardens in Friday, 30th October at would be appreciated Service takes OtOtorohangtorohangaa D Diistrict.strict. TicTicketsketssa avvailablblee from 11am followed by and may be left at the they can be included. Ph. 871-5568. burial at the Te service. All place at 1.00pm OtOtorohangatorohanga i-i-sisitete $ $2020p perer perpersoonn Awamutu Cemetery. communications this Sunday, 1st wwww.otorww.otorohhanga.anga.co.nz or phhoneone 08001 22 66565 In lieu of flowers, please to the November 2020 at PIRONGIA RUGBY donations to Te Macdonald family, PO & SPORTS CLUB Awamutu St John Box 137, Te Awamutu the Racecourse. would be appreciated 3840. Please refer to and maybe left at the Te Awamutu Funeral Church Notices.) AGM service. All Services FDANZ communications to Tuesday 17th the Bryan family, PO MARTICK, Olga Mary. November, 7.30pm Box 137, Te Awamutu at Pirongia Rugby 3840. On 28th October 2019, Clubrooms, cnr of Te Awamutu Funeral holding my hand. Services FDANZ Acknowledgements We know a smile we Kane & Franklin St, would love to see, Te Awamutu College rugby Pirongia. COLEMAN, A loving face so dear, In the Bible we read that Jesus healed Robert Leslie. BRYAN, We know a hand we many people of their sickness, annual general meeting Alma May. Raewyn, Paul, Toni, would love to hold, Rayne, Adam and A voice we long to hear, diseases and heaviness. Date: Monday 9th November 2020 Alma passed away Jaxon would like to We know a heart Jesus instructed his followers to pray HAUPO peacefully at the thank everyone for thoughtful and true, Venue: Te Awamutu College Pavilion O Waikato Hospital on and believe that anyone could be healed th their kindness and We know them all 26 October 2020 in her amazing support we because we loved you. 100th year. Cherished by faith in the Name of Jesus. Meet and Greet: 6.00pm recieved at the sudden Gone to be with Dad. Mum of Phyllis and loss of our loved Rob, This gives us faith to believe Jesus Meeting starts at: 6.30pm Wayne Bennett, Te Dad and Poppy. Miss and love you Awamutu. Loved heals people today. both. Any enquiries please phone: Sheree on Grandma of Vicky, Leonie and Maurice Paula, Robyn and Forkert and Family. It would be our privilege to pray with you 0210 257 0571 or email: [email protected] Michael and partners. Junior Club Loved Great-Grandma and stand in faith for healing with you! AGM of Gemma, Lia, You are invited to come and receive Darrian, Tessa, Brad, Funeral Directors Wednesday 4th Josh and Olivia. prayer at Zion (1310 Racecourse PUBLIC NOTICE of application for On Licence November at 7.30pm Resting peacefully. Road) between 10:00am-1:00pm on Held at Ohaupo Rugby Helping families Wednesdays. All are welcome. SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 Sports Clubrooms DOUGLAS, Kawhia Hotel 2020 Unlimited, 811-849 Pouewe Gavin Ewart (Gub). and friends honour St, Kawhia has made application to the All new members Passed away their loved ones Otorohanga District Licensing Committee at welcome peacefully on Friday Otorohanga for the grant of an On Licence in 23rd October 2020 at his 24/7 on Cremations from respect of the premises situated at 811-849 All enquiries toTina residence in Hamilton. call support $2093 (WINZ Grant) Matthews 027 239 8504 Beloved husband and Pouewe St, Kawhia known as Kawhia Hotel. soulmate of Audrey, Rosetown Funeral Home proudly serving The general nature of the business to be conducted much loved and the people of Te Awamutu, Otorohanga under the licence is Hotel. respected father and and the surrounding areas. father-in-law of The days on which, and the hours during which Clayton and Candyce, alcohol is (or is intended to be) sold under the Darren and Sue, 07 870 2137 licence are 10am - 1am the following day, brother of Stu and , Lynne, and the late Al FDANZ Te Awamutu Christian Centre Monday - Sunday. and Lois. Grandad of i f ou n. The application may be inspected during ordinary Alex, Jake, Tayla and Welcomes you to our Sunday Services Blake. A very special office hours at the office of the Otohohanga District PIRONGIA SPORTS man and great friend 10:00am Praise, Worship & Communion Council, District Licensing Committee, 17 to many. TE AWAMUTU Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga. COMPLEX A funeral service will FUNERAL SERVICES 1.00pm Memorial Service for Any person who is entitled to object and who be held at the Te Andrew Judd AGM Awamutu Methodist wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not st rd Church, 37 Bank (31 October 1978 – 23 April 2020) later than 15 working days after the date of the To be held at Street, Te Awamutu publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of Pirongia Rugby on Thursday 29th 7.00pm Gospel – Where will you the objection with the Secretary of the District October at 1.00pm, Clubrooms spend Eternity? Licensing Committee at: Otorohanga District followed by a private Council, 17 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga, PO Box on Monday, cremation. Alexandra House Chapel 2 November 2020 Communications to Venue: Waipa Racing Club Hall 11 Otorohanga 3940. the Douglas Family, 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu (Enter through the automatic gate and drive No objection to the issue of a licence may be made Two Reps form each c/- 262 Ohaupo Road, Phone 871 5131 in relation to a matter other than a matter specified Te Awamutu 3800. up the driveway to the hall behind club are to attend. Funeral Directors & Monumental Masons in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol the Grandstand.) Act 2012. Nominations for new Garth & Lynette Williams 1025 Racecource Road, Secretary would For compassionate and caring service Caring Funeral Professionals This is the second publication of this notice. This be taken. www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz Te Awamutu. notice was first published on 22 October 2020. Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 27 Public Notices Wanted to Buy or Exchange CARAVANS, boats, horse PRODUCE MARKET Te Awamutu floats, quads, trailers, Thursday 2pm - 6pm outboards, old cars, shed Methodist clearouts, motorbikes. At Selwyn Park by the any condition, anywhere. Information Centre AGM Church Phone Steve 027 622 0011 Fresh produce - Apples, Tuesday, Sunday 1 November HOUSEHOLD and strawberries, fresh veges & 18 November 2020, 10am outdoor furniture, NOTIFICATION OF INTENTION much more! fridges, washing 6pm at the Service of Hoops & Scoops onsite thanksgiving for machines and houselots TO CONSIDER TEMPORARY Squash Clubrooms gifts and talents cleared. Phone Alan 870 Don’t forget your BAG featuring the 2069 or 027 870 2069. Church Choir. ROAD CLOSURES CONTACT TERESA 021 624693 WANTED working or non All welcome. Waipa- District Council will consider an application to close the following road working Stihl and Husqvarna chainsaws, to ordinary vehicular traffic: Kaipaki Katz brush cutters, blowers. MONSTER GARAGE SALE Ph Richard 022 619 6714. • Rangiaowhia Road – whole length from Cambridge Road to Puahue Road Small boutique holiday home from 5.00am to 5.00pm on Sunday, 21 February 2021 for the Rangiaowhia for your precious cats. Saturday 31 October 9am - 12pm To Let Commemoration Day. Ph Diane 027 272 7976 Te Awamutu Bible Chapel The application will be considered under the Tenth Schedule of the Local [email protected] A1 SELF Government Act 1974. Off Swarbrick Drive Huge variety of household goods, STORAGE Arrangements will be made for access by emergency vehicles, residents, and furniture, books, plants, toys, linen, Many sizes, good rates, essential services during the closure, if required. security and seven tools, clothes etc - day access. Any objections to the proposal must be lodged with Waipa District Council, Plus in writing, before 4.00pm on Friday, 13 November 2020. Please include the Phone 871 3332 Sausage Sizzle nature of the objection and the grounds for it. or 027 493 3187 Cake Stall - For more information please contact Waipa District Council on 0800 924 723 Devonshire teas or email [email protected] DRY PUBLIC NOTICE BARGAINS GALORE! Masks suggested of application for On Licence STORAGE Garry Dyet CHIEF EXECUTIVE SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 SPACE Persimmon Tree Cafe Ltd, 1050 Franklin Street, Te Awamutu Pirongia, has made application to the Waipa 60sqm District Licensing Committee for the Renewal of an needs more Phone Andrew On Licence in respect of the premises situated at 0274 996 760 1050 Franklin Street, Pirongia known as Community Facilities! Persimmon Tree Cafe. The general nature of the business to be conducted SAFE ‘N’ SOUND under the licence is cafe. The new Community Complex planned STORAGE The days on which, and the hours during which at St Andrews, 80 Mutu St, will help • Units available now! alcohol is (or is intended to be) sold under the to meet that need.You are invited to • Electric Security Fence licence are Monday to Sunday 10am - 10pm. come and hear the details and view the • Camera surveillance The application may be inspected during ordinary plans for this shovel-ready project at our 027 440 7101 Public Notice of Proposed office hours at the office of the Waipa District Information Sessions at 80 Mutu St: or 871 2171 Council, District Licensing Committee at either 101 safestorage.co.nz Private Plan Change Bank Street, Te Awamutu or 23 Wilson Street, • Thursday 29 October (TODAY) Clause 5 of Schedule 1, Resource Management Act 1991 Cambridge. at 5.30pm Farm Services Waipa- District Council has accepted for notification the following private Any person who is entitled to object and who plan change request to the Waipa- District Plan. wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not Light refreshments provided later than 15 working days after the date of the Contact 871 6609 for further information FEED Proposed Private Plan Change 12 publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District PAD Structure Plan and Rezoning of T2 Licensing Committee at: Waipa District Council, Firewood Livestock & Poultry Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. Non-slip, concrete FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 Growth Cell, Te Awamutu No objection to the issue of a Renewal licence may truck load - $200, 10m3 AC PETFOODS scabbling. be made in relation to a matter other than a matter $340 truck load - BUYING cows, calves, In summary, the proposed private plan change request seeks to amend the delivered to Te horses. 0800 DOWN COW - specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Forsman Building Waipa District Plan by: Alcohol Act 2012. Awamutu. Phone 07 873 9190 or 021 617 349. 0274 727 824 • Rezoning 41ha of Deferred Residential Zone to Residential Zone; This is the second publication of this notice. • Within the Residential Zone, provision of 9.56ha for a retirement village with This notice was first published on 22 October 2020. Health the remaining land for general residential use; For Sale • Insertion of a structure plan for the growth cell that will set out the specific IN-STEPIN-STEP layout and design guidelines; GOLF CLUBS Podiatry Services PUBLIC NOTICE MENS OPEN • Amendments to the rule mechanisms to implement the design guidelines; full set golf clubs, Calf Milk Wanted LIZ CLARKE of application for Off Licence trundler and lots of golf SAT and Phone Simon 021 247 1640 ffor professional balls. Offers. Phone qualified care SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 (07) 823 6393 for details. Hygiene safety protocols • Specific staging rules for development across the structure plan including (Child Specialist) Kawhia Hotel 2020 Unlimited, 811-849 Pouewe adhered too integration with infrastructure provision and supply. 414 Cambridge Rd St, Kawhia has made application to the Te Awamutu The location of the site is to the west of Te Awamutu along Frontier and Pirongia Otorohanga District Licensing Committee at Grazing Plants & Gardens Roads. Otorohanga for the grant of an Off Licence in 870870 4080 The proposal may be inspected at the following: respect of the premises situated at 811-849 GRAZING AVAILABLE for PIRONGIA Pouewe St, Kawhia known as Kawhia Hotel. dairy heifer calves, long- Painting & • Online at www.waipadc.govt.nz/planchange12 term. Experienced graz- Decorating The general nature of the business to be conducted ier, good contouring TOPIARY •Waipa- District Council offices in Te Awamutu and Cambridge Open Fridays10am-4pm under the licence is Hotel. farm. eczema free. May to NO GST CHARGE - May, summer safe. 132 Sainsbury Road •Waipa District Council libraries The days on which, and the hours during which Phone 07 877 8543 or 027 alcohol is (or is intended to be) sold under the 877 8544. Pirongia OR phone INTERIOR If you have any questions about the application, please contact Tim Wilson on licence are Monday to Sunday 10am - 10pm. Susan Ranstead PAINTING& ph: 027 766 2995 or email: [email protected]. 0274 176 379 The application may be inspected during ordinary WALLPAPERING You may make a submission by: office hours at the office of the Otohohanga District Vehicles Wanted • Send to: Freepost 167662, Waipa- District Council, Private Bag 2402, Council, District Licensing Committee, 17 Semi Retired Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga. Te Awamutu 3840 John Crichton • Online: waipadc.govt.nz/haveyoursay Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not 027 485 5654 • Email: [email protected] later than 15 working days after the date of the • Deliver to: Waipa- District Council, 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu OR publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of jcpaintmasters 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge the objection with the Secretary of the District @gmail.com Licensing Committee at: Otorohanga District The submission must be in form 5 and must state whether or not you wish to Council, 17 Maniapoto Street, Otorohanga, PO Box Storage be heard on your submission. Copies of this form are available online and from 11 Otorohanga 3940. - Waipa District Council offices and libraries. 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Select and Expert Service Trade Services Employment Vacancies FOR TELEVISION REPAIRS & TUNING elevision Aerial Installations & Extensions Provididers of qualliity carere i inn theW aipa Distrriict for over 30 years.s. AM and PM shifts WANTED atellite Dish Installation Since Attained f our years MM..O..HH certifiification.n. TOP $$$ CARs, VANs, 4WDs, tereo Repairs 1990 If you are an empathetic person with the “X” UTEs & TRUCKs – CAREGIVER factor that all good care givers have, and PAID. WESTEND ELECTRONICS 871 5193 would like to join a committed caregiving DEAD or Alive. We are seeking a mature, experienced caregiver to team in a supportive work environment, cover all shifts as and when required - as a Casual please call Call us today: 0800 700 180 Employment Vacancies to cover our annual leave and sick leave. Andrew on snapdismantlers.co.nz 0275 532 614 [email protected] Full orientation will be given by our supportive, NURSERY caring team within our 4 year M.O.H certified Trade Services home. KING COUNTRY HANDYMAN WORKER Contact - Heather Lydford on 871 3672 DishonournottheAgedasweshallallbenumberedamongthemDishonour not the Aged as we shall all be numbered among them DRILLING HOUSE repairs and between 9 am - 4 pm, Monday to Friday maintenance. Prepare now for summer! Phone ex ra s a owor nour us nurser . OFFAL Shane 022 1500 577. THE JOB INVOLVES: • H OLES LAWN • o n er z n r mm n o an s , , •Soak• Surface wells MOWING • Lined Soak holes • en on o e a sre u re Good Care Givers are special people and come from Te Awamutu • Concrete products all backgrounds and walks of life. Some days Care available Free quotes • or n as ar o a eam un er ns ruc on Giving is a thankless job, and other days it can be • Foundation Drilling the most rewarding job ever. • 4WD Trucks Phone Steve , . 021 747 225 OWNER/OPERATOR: . If you are a mature, honest, empathetic and caring person who has: FREEPHONE MOSS & MOULD, roof . STEVE COLSON spraying, driveways and • • The ability to work rostered shifts, AM & PM, WAIPAIPA paths. Please phone 0508 HOLES DUG Mark on 07 829 8103, Cell: Monday to Sunday, and 0508 465 373 021 457 342. • Has a genuine interest in helping the Elderly WEATHER . you might be the person our team is looking for. For week ending 30 October 2020 . Whilst care giving experience is preferable, full Min C° Max C° Rain/mls training will be offered to the right applicant. - PPirongiairongia 10.10.88 25.225.2 3.3.88 Get rid of those ugly stumps PPokuruokuru - - - would like to be a member easily! Affordable Stump PPukeatuaukeatua 10.3 26.1 2.52.5 of our “Care Team” Grinding, will remove them, Te AwamutuAwamutu 11.3 25.5 0.5 our tracked machine only Call Andrew places 4lb per inch weight 0275 532 614 Stay safe, look after Kihikihi 3800 each other & be kind on the ground so no ugly wheel marks on the lawn. For more information phone Grant Phone 02118527550211852755 for a free quote on 07-871-6166 or email For soil moisture and temperature visit: [email protected] www.thehondashop.co.nz/weather DishonournottheAgedasweshallallbenumberedamongthemDishonour not the Aged as we shall all be numbered among them

SPACE 11474447 TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE Learning Support Assistant Plant Operator PGG Wrightson Grain is one of New Zealand’s leading arable industry businesses. The business operates throughout New Zealand and provides COMMENCING 29 JANUARY 2021 products and services to New Zealand’s arable growers, livestock producers and to food and feed manufacturers. An opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated and capable person to join our Learning Support Assistant team. We are currently seeking a Plant Operator to join our Grain team, based at our Te Awamutu site. The successful applicant will have the following attributes: Duties and responsibilities: New Baytex Hampton Marquee • Ability to build positive working relationships with a range of • Receiving, delivering and drying grain X3 sizes available students and staff • Bag and stack animal feed Tables, Chairs, Lighting • Flexibility • Forklift operation Drinks/Serving trailer for commercial & Private use • Resilience • Ensure compliance standards are met • Strong verbal and written skills Skills and experience required: Email [email protected] • Team player Phone Jason & Krissy 07 8778464 / 021 0258 2142 • Ability to work unsupervised. • Basic computer skills • Full driver’s licence Core roles will include: • Ability to work in a team environment • Student learning and behavioural support • Interest in operating plant machinery • Student personal care. • Some mechanical knowledge would be an advantage For a confidential discussion about this role please call Rod Dixon, This is a term time only, ﬁxed-term position reviewed annually. Normal hours of Site Manager on (07) 872 0934. WREN work would be 9.00 am – 3.15 pm, ﬁve days per week (25 hours per week). A full position description is available by emailing A Job Description is available on request. [email protected] ROOF The successful applicant would be subject to Police Vetting. Please note you will be required to pass a pre-employment drug and Please forward your CV with the names and contacts of two referees to: alcohol screen. COATINGS [email protected] or post to: Te Awamutu College, PO Box 369, Te Awamutu 3840 Closing date for applications:Wednesday 11 November 2020 www.pggwrightsonseeds.co.nz Thursday, October 29, 2020 Te Awamutu Courier 31

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721 Bank Street 4 2 2 858A Pirongia Road 4 2 4 Te Awamutu Pirongia

Final Notice!!! Auction Live The Lifestyle in Pirongia Sale By Deadline 1pm 5 Nov 2020 (unless sold Closes 4:00pm Monday 23rd Decision made - the house is got to go! Don’t just step into the light - live in it. prior), LJ Hooker Office, 41 November 2020 This stunning villa represents the ultimate This superbly built home is positioned in a Mahoe Street, Te Awamutu (unless sold prior) combination of traditional craftsmanship and ______lovely setting, capturing the sun from all ______contemporary comforts including a new, angles and lovely views too. View View unused kitchen, you'll be the very first. From the high-studded entrance and wooden Thursday 5pm & Sunday 1pm Saturday 1:30 - 2:00pm Have a blast over summer swimming and ______ceilings to the four double bedrooms and ______splashing in your heated salt water pool, Agent three heat pumps, double bay garage and Agent barbecuing, entertaining in indoor-outdoor Tania Ruki 027 441 3264 9379m2 (approx.) of land, space and Pamela Thackray 021 184 1255 living area. Offering sun & fun for everyone. Be convenience abounds. And you’re just over in and settled for summer. LJ Hooker Te Awamutu the hill from the lovely Pirongia Village. LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 (07) 871 5044 teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DH3GG8 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Licensed Agent REAA 2008

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26 McGhie Road Kihikihi 3 2 3 98 Ash Grove Te Awamutu 4 2 2

Drive the 17th.. Sale By Deadline Closes 4:00pm, Tuesday Are You Ready to Take the Next Step? For Sale $960,000 from the front lawn of this beautifully elevated residential 3rd November 2020 (unless sold prior) Featuring a spacious & practical layout for easy family living, View Saturday 1:00 - 1:30pm property! If you are a keen golfer and like to sit back and View Friday 12:00pm and Sunday 1:00pm this four bedroom property is sure to impress. Buyers looking teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DGXGG8 admire the trees and immaculate fairways of the Te teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DHQGG8 for a low maintenance, quality home with street appeal, Awamutu Golf Club, then this property is for you. should contact Fiona or Ian & arrange a time to view.

LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Gary Derbyshire 021 149 4371 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] Licensed Agent REAA 2008 Ian Jones 027 447 1758

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150 College Street Te Awamutu 4 2 2 455 Mandeno Street Te Awamutu 2 1 1

Space for All the Family For Sale By Negotiation Boy Am I worth it! Sale By Deadline Closes: 1pm 5 November Extended, blended & growing families will be impressed with View Saturday 2:00 - 2:30pm Yes, I’m tired but my potential is limited only by your 2020 (unless sold prior) the flexible & spacious living options in this well-presented teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DGAGG8 imagination! This charming, spacious 1940’s bungalow has View teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1DHSGG8 home. Situated in sought-after area & featuring 4 bedrooms two large bedrooms, tidy bathroom with a separate toilet & & a multitude of living & entertaining opportunities. generous north facing lounge with wall to wall windows.

LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Ema Wilson 027 788 7730 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected] LJ Hooker Te Awamatu trading as Te Awamutu Realty (REAA 2008). All information contained herein is gathered from sources we consider to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely on their own enquiries.