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BRIEFLY Country Music Club Waipa¯smokefree date incorrect The date for Te Awamutu Country Music Club’s next club day is Sunday, August 15 Public areas across the district become smoke and vape free from September 1 — not August 4 as accidentally printed in last week’s ‘What’s aipa¯ District Council On’. yesterday adopted a Venue is the Methodist policy that will have Church Hall from 1pm-4.30pm. public areas across the Vaping will be banned in districtW become smoke and vape free. public areas. Photo / Bevan Conley The policy, which comes into ef- Rotary Book Fair fect from September 1, includes Te Awamutu Rotary Book Fair council-owned and managed parks will take place from August and reserves, bus stops and outdoor 24-28. The club is after any public areas, including for outdoor books, CDs, DVDs, LPs and dining, within the central business jigsaw puzzles. districts of Cambridge, Te Awamutu, Drop off points are Mitre 10 , O¯ haupo¯and . Mega, Te Awamutu during After Tuesday’s deliberations the store hours or at 38 Churchill policy has also been updated to in- St (previously Coresteel from clude road corridors immediately 9am-llam on Monday, next to education providers in the Wednesday and Friday. definition of public places. Friday, August 20 is the final The council heard from two day for drop offs. submitters, including Cambridge High School deputy principal John McDonnell, who said he was pleased Museum Closures to see vaping included in the policy. Te Awamutu Museum will be “Over the last five years vaping had closed from 10am-1.30pm on become an epidemic at schools, lead- Tuesday, August 17 and from ing to non-engagement, non- land becoming smokefree by 2025. 10am-4pm on Friday, August attendance, nicotine addiction and “By de-normalising smoking 20. health and wellbeing issues for behaviour in our community we’re students,” said McDonnell. signalling the support of this goal.” To illustrate the scale of the issue The policy will focus on education Genealogy For McDonnell presented the council rather than issuing fines to offenders. Beginners with a bag full of vaping devices Jim said compliance would be Join Shelley North, Family confiscated from students aged 16 encouraged by promoting smokefree History Librarian at Hamilton and under that he said was worth behaviours, as well as working with City Libraries, for an over $4000. the community, schools and introduction on how to get The council received 41 District Health Board on educational started with researching your submissions on the policy, with 85 per initiatives. family history at Te Awamutu cent in support. Before adopting its policy, Waipa¯ Library on Tuesday, August 10 Waipa¯mayor Jim Mylchreest said was one of only three from 12pm-1pm. the purpose of the policy is to support Waipa¯District's public places, including outdoor dining venues, will be local authorities not to have a policy Shelley will also cover the the Government’s goal of New Zea- smokefree and vapefree from next month. Photo / Christine McKay in place. resources that are held in Hamilton City Libraries that may be of use to researchers. Te Awamutu College keeps on top of vaping issue Dean Taylor Cambridge High School, presented by one caught breaking the rules, but is both junior and senior assemblies Hamilton Brick deputy principal John McDonnell. happy to also report it is not a major and outlined the measures vaping Show at Gardens High schools around are Council was moved to extend the problem for the school. companies are going to entice young Bring your family and friends reporting more and more students road corridors around schools to be “Smoking is definitely on the de- people to take it up. to enjoy lots of new displays, are being enticed to take up vaping included in the definition of public cline amongst our students,” says He also explained the positive models and creations built — causing huge concern from places. Tony. message about vaping to quit smok- with Lego. teachers, parents and caregivers. Te Awamutu College principal “Young people know the health ing that was being advertised was From Adventurers to Star Some principals have described Tony Membery welcomes the de- risks and are getting plenty of positive aimed at adults addicted to nicotine, Wars, to Space – teenage vaping as an epidemic and cision and says it will assist the school messages from their role models and not a message that vaping was there’s lots to see. are struggling to contain the habit in in its fight against smoking and about not taking up the habit. in any way healthy. This Saturday and Sunday, their schools. vaping. “We have to be careful those who He says Te Awamutu College will 8am – 5pm at the Hamilton The new policy banning smoking He says the school is certainly may have smoked don’t take up continue to be vigilant and discour- Gardens Pavilion. and vaping in public places in Waipa¯ vigilant about teenage smoking and vaping instead.” age students from any activities that was influenced by a submission from vaping, with consequences for any- Tony has addressed students at are unsafe or unhealthy.

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Loco decision recollection. It was put in for the and make Te Awamutu my “one- As for nearby stations being 30c Whilst growing up in Te Awamutu, same reasons. I think that it ran stop shop” again. cheaper — KLD St Andrews was Circulated free to over 14,000 homes in one of the real pleasures was along State Highway 3. Paul Matthews closest at $2.099 and NPD, New Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. seeing the old steam locomotive in Lloyd Anderson World and Waitomo, all at , Memorial Park. It was not Editor replies: We have raised the were $2.119. Top Hamilton price CIRCULATION 14,180* advertised and coming upon it issue of fuel prices many times was $2.309 at g.a.s. — also at Te unexpectedly was a very real and More fuel you over the years and the answer is Rapa. PHONE: 07 871 5151 pleasant surprise for everybody. I would like to apologise to retailers nearly always the same — the O¯ torohanga’s Caltex was $2.177 POSTAL ADDRESS: For goodness sake, just put it in Te Awamutu. wholesale companies basically and Mobil $2.179, Te Ku¯iti’s Gull 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, back! While there is up to a 30c control the retail prices for fuel. $2.247 and its other stations ranged Te Awamutu 3840 Paul Woodd difference in the fuel price in It would seem not all retailers from $2.259 to $2.329. Cambridge neighbouring towns/city, and I live pay the same wholesale price for ranged from $2.219 to $2.329. OFFICE HOURS: halfway between, I will do my fuel, and we heard of a case where ’s cheapest fuel was Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm Water main shopping in those places on the a local retailer was penalised with Gull Marua Rd at $2.217 and dearest Closed Public Holidays I notice in last week’s edition that days I need a tankfull. The a higher wholesale price for trying Mobil Quay St at $2.469. Cheapest DELIVERY QUERIES: 0800 111 200 council is to install a water main difference pays for a generous to reduce the price at the pump — in — Waitomo Mount from Te Awamutu to Kihikihi to lunch at a bakery or a cold ale for effectively cutting any profit. Maunganui at $2.159 and dearest EDITORIAL back up their supply to allow for after work. Using the app Gaspy on Challenge and BP Otumoetai — Dean Taylor (Editor) droughts and/or growth. Why is our fuel so expensive? Tuesday, it showed Te Awamutu $2.339. All very well, but why spend this Auckland is cheaper, even with 91 prices ranged from $2.267 at None of the price comparisons Ext: 67705 0274 819951 money when there is already a their fuel tax. So retailers, if you Pak’nSave to $2.309 at the major took into account any of the [email protected] main (4 inch/100 mm) which was want all my discretionary retailers. Nearby Waitomo Pirongia myriad discount options that are Caitlan Johnston Ext: 67710 installed about 30 years ago to my spending lean on our fuel outlets was $2.219. available. [email protected] Jesse Wood Ext: 67713 [email protected] SPORT [email protected] Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Pirongia ADVERTISING Leon Green 027 2393864 [email protected] water bills delayed by tech issue [email protected] CLASSIFIEDS Tania King Ext: 67708 Council confirms residents and businesses will still have a month to pay [email protected] We welcome letters - preferably via email. esidents in Te Awamutu, “Unfortunately the water rates “The delay only applies to debit or in person at a council They should be under 300 words and Pirongia and Kihikihi bills will be delayed by a fortnight households and businesses in Te office at 101 Bank St, Te Awamutu, must have the sender’s name, address will be receive their and residents can expect to see Awamutu, Pirongia and Kihikihi or 23 Wilson St, Cambridge. and phone number. No pseudonyms quarterly water rates them in the mailboxes or via email who were due to be invoiced end are accepted and names will only be Rbills late, but will still be given one in mid August. of July.” withheld in special circumstances at the month to pay from the invoice “The payment due date will still Councils are by law are not More information about discretion of the editor. Letters are not date, says council. be one month from the invoice allowed to make a profit from i what makes up water bills, usually acknowledged and may be edited, The invoice date for the water date, so our residents are no worse water, so water bills only recover frequently asked abridged or discarded. rates bills was July 30, however off. the costs of treating, supplying questions about water due to a technical issue, it will be “The water bill will be for the and disposing of water. meters, and ways to We’re online at delayed by at least two weeks said normal July 2021 quarterly billing Residents can pay their water reduce your water usage nzmecommunitynews.pressreader.com Waipa¯ District Council’s chief cycle, it’s just a delay in sending rates online at the council website can be found at waipadc. executive Garry Dyet. out the invoice,” said Garry. waipadc.govt.nz/payit, via direct govt.nz/waterrates

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ew subdivisions and devel- opments for Te Awamutu are on the horizon, follow- ing a decision to bring for- wardN new residential zones for the growing town. Waipa¯ District Council has ap- proved the T2 growth cell located on Frontier Rd, which will provide for a new retirement village, residential properties and a local reserve. T2 adjoins the T1 growth cell, known as Frontier Estate, which is already under way with a recent approval of a further 356 lots to be undertaken in nine stages of construction. The T2 growth cell on Frontier Rd was originally proposed to be ap- proved for residential development after 2035 but following a rising hous- ing demand, the development has been greenlit to go ahead earlier. Council’s group manager district growth and regulatory, Wayne Allan, said good planning for the district’s forecasted growth meant infra- structure could be installed at the Frontier Estate T2 growth cell has been approved — joining T1 growth cell which is currently under way. Photos / Dean Taylor optimal time to assist with council budgeting and developer aspirations. offer a further nine hectares of resi- “Te Awamutu and Kihikihi is fore- dential land. Stages 2 and 3 are under cast to grow at a rapid rate over the way and a new roundabout which is next 20 years. in the design phase, will help unlock “It’s a delicate balancing act to put further stages of development. A the infrastructure in at the right time structure plan has been completed so it’s utilised and affordable and not for a residential growth in the T8 delay our developer’s aspirations so growth cell located off Golf and Park we keep in frequent contact with roads. them to understand their aspirations Following the T2 zoning change to along with our own growth needs, to residential, council will begin to in- allow this to happen. stall a new water supply, while the “The Waipa¯2050 growth strategy developers will provide wastewater identifies areas for future growth in and stormwater networks for the new the district but as we are increasingly development so they can release becoming a more desirable place for vacant sections onto the market. people to move to and set up busi- Waipa¯district’s rapid growth and ness, our growth projections are the ready availability of vacant land higher than previously thought.” is forecast to attract those from sur- Waipa¯ District Council adopted rounding regions to make the move ‘high’ population projection estimates Building on Stage One of Frontier Estate T1 growth cell is well under way. to Waipa¯, including a growing num- from the National Institute of Demo- ber of prospective home buyers from graphic and Economic Analysis and Kihikihi by 2050. the Auckland region. (NIDEA) at the end of June, based on Allan said council had seen a 60 Allan said council approached current growth in the district. per cent increase in the number of growth in a strategic way to optimise “It was apparent that our district building consent applications the infrastructure investment. is facing more population growth throughout the district from the same “Council has earmarked new than our previous medium quarter last year, up to 601 from 377. growth areas in key locations in each projections so we adopted the high The number of new dwellings in the town to ensure we are being strategic NIDEA estimates in June to ensure we district is also up 20 per cent from in the way we grow our towns so our continue to plan ahead with the best 104 to 130 for the quarter. Overall, for residents have a range of housing and information available.” the 2020/21 period we received 2017 economic opportunities. Te Awamutu and Kihikihi are building consent applications which “Our vision is to build connected expected to reach an estimated is a record number for Waipa¯District. communities, which means our resi- 18,400 residents by 2050, an addition T2 will provide 41 hectares of land dents have a range of housing of 5400 people, creating demand for for residential development in two options, great community facilities 3400 new houses. stages, 18 hectares is able to be de- and services, sustainable transport Vacant residential land, affordable veloped immediately, with 22 corridors that encourage walking and and social housing and recreational hectares unlocked after 2035 or cycling, and strong economic oppor- facilities will make up the majority of earlier if demand arises. tunities. 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Caitlan Johnston But Ilana says they wanted to do include dinner and a welcome drink. more to give back to the trust that Joanne says the fundraising even- he Waipa¯ Life has helped their children. ing is in efforts to keep the trust Education Trust recently “Harold has been a big part of their classrooms operating. received a major donation world,” says Ilana. She says due to demand and from a local business to “It’s really exciting to be able to do growth in schools they now have two auctionT off at its fundraising dinner something like this, and really put classrooms, and it costs the trust up this month. something forward to the trust,” says to $200,000 a year to keep the two Wilks Penny Motorcycles has don- Mark. classrooms on the road teaching. ated a Suzuki JR80 kids bike worth Mark says the bike, a two-stroke, Life Education is New Zealand’s $3500, and yesterday Harold himself kick-start bike with five gears, is great largest health education provider in went down to the shop to collect the for learners, and play riding and trail schools and topics covered include bike. rides for kids aged 8-11. mental health and wellbeing, bully- Waipa¯ King Country Life Educa- It will be a part of the live auction ing, substance use and obesity. tion Trust chairwoman Joanne on the night of the fundraising dinner, Wansbone says they were excited to Saturday, August 28, at St Peter’s receive the donation. Cambridge. “It’s going to be a great auction On the night there will also be a prize for our fundraising evening,” silent auction and a guest speaker, says Joanne. Anna Mowbray, a Cambridge local Wilks Penny Motorcycles owner Initially, owners Mark Penny and and the CEO of the major toy manu- Mark Penny presents Harold with Ilana Wilks were asked if they would facturer Zuru. the motorcycle which will be contribute just a small prize. Tickets for the event cost $120 and auctioned. Photo / Caitlan Johnston Zachary’s monkeying around to beat cerebral palsy

Te Awamutu’s Zachary Foster suf- With understated calm like that, ebral palsy from the brain haemor- He has overcome those obstacles every six years. fered a brain haemorrhage in the you can see where 10-year-old rhage, which is something he’ll live and is now focusing on improving the He’s a bit behind at school but he’s womb, which caused him to develop Zachary gets his bravery and deter- with for the rest of his life,” explains physical complications caused by his got fire in his belly and determination cerebral palsy. mination from. Jordan. cerebral palsy, which affects his right in his heart, says Jordan. This affected his life in several Born at 24 weeks, Zachary suffered After his diagnosis, Zachary weath- leg, and the side-effects of the brain “He wants to learn. He doesn’t want ways, and when HELL Pizza’s Satan’s a brain haemorrhage at birth. ered a few years of rotten fortune. He haemorrhage, which has left him with to miss school, even if he’s sick! He Little Helper programme found out He didn’t roll, crawl or walk until picked up streptococcal, osteomyel- poor muscle tone and motor skills. wants to go to university and get a about his condition, they stepped in he was 2 years old, which led to itis (an infection that eats away at the Treatment has improved his out- good job. His learning is behind, but to help in their own small way. concerned specialists sending him for bone), a femur fracture that left him look. Botox and lengthening have he gives everything a go and that’s “The brain haemorrhage made an MRI scan after exhausting all other in a wheelchair for two months, and given Zachary more mobility in his all we ask!” things difficult,” says Zachary Fosters’ options. discovered he was anaphylactic the right foot, but it’s not a long-term mum Jordan. “The MRI confirmed he had cer- hard way — by being stung by a bee. solution as he’ll have to get it redone continued on A6

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Te Awamutu Police attended the following matters last week: PHONE (07) 888 4090 They attended six family-harm related stated his mates ditched him, he was sent off incidents. Police safety orders were served at with a warning. A dog squad was sent out but two of these incidents. they couldn’t locate the other parties. They attended four mental-health related A male was threatening to smash the incidents. windows at the WINZ building in Hamilton. Two cows escaped from a stock truck They were called by St John’s who travelling along Cambridge Rd because the reported they were attending to a male on the sliding door at the rear was not closed side of a road that appeared to have been properly. When the driver realised what had assaulted. A male was arrested at the scene. happened he stopped and slid off the road. They responded to a serious assault One cow broke its leg and had to be incident on Goodfellow St. euthanised. Another stock truck transferred A male was smashing windows at his the remaining cows and pulled the other truck parents’ house. back onto the road. Vehicle incidents: Reports were made of A cow was found on the side of the road on vehicles doing skids near Bank St and 35 SH39, it was returned to the nearest house Bridgman Rd. The vehicles were not located. and put into their paddock with permission. A vehicle was impounded from an individual YEARS A vehicle seen driving a long Greenhill Dr who was driving while medically revoked. and George Melrose Pl was moving slowly Arrests: A male was arrested at the Pak’n and turning its headlights off, it was seen by Save carpark for breaching bail. EXPERIENCE security and reported as suspicious – around Trespass: A male was trespassed from two three people were seen near the vehicle commercial locations. A female was wearing hoodies, police located the driver who trespassed from The Warehouse. 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The event has been running in Te The winter is slowly now ebbing Awamutu for around 17 years and away, promotes the support of The sun surely gaining more breastfeeding within communities. strength. Usually a group of around 50 mums all gather at Fahrenheit to The Olympics are happening, participate, which sees them all against all the odds, breastfeed at the same time. This year Our athletes are doing us proud. though, following on from last year For a small but proud nation, and Covid-19, the event is going they’re doing their bit, online. To really stand out in the crowd. “It’s disappointing because our events at Fahrenheit have been so There’s so much raw talent, it’s well attended and mums really enjoy hard to believe, that opportunity to come out,” says That athletes can just be so skilled. La Leche League Te Awamutu leader And perform beyond limits of all Aisling Osborne. expectations, “Friendships have developed out To get all our dreams fulfilled. of those latched on mornings that might not have happened otherwise.” In tumultuous times of Covid 19, Despite the different approach, That’s still causing anguish and Aisling and the group are encourag- pain ing mums in the community to still La Leche League Te Awamutu leaders and members following a group meeting. Photo / Supplied To stand on a podium for the joy get involved. of the people, The event is running tomorrow on Volare and Pickle and Plum. from pregnancy to breastfeeding to Erica Lourie, she works alongside Is really a nation’s gain. Zoom and Aisling will be joined by Aisling says the event is important motherhood and establishing feed- Aisling and Sandie Fransen. two Plunket nurses at her home for because it shows families that ing. They are available seven days a I think of Fiji, the struggles they it. breastfeeding support in available. They cover challenges and diffi- week to ensure that mums get the face, Everyone who registers to partici- “It’s making sure women and fam- culties that mums may experience support they need. The virus causing pandemonium. pate are likely to receive a prize due ilies in our communities know that and how they can overcome them, The joy in the darkness their to overwhelming support received La Leche League is there,” says and they go right through to talk ■ To sign up for Te Awamutu’s vir- athletes exude, from businesses within the commun- Aisling. about weaning and nutrition. tual Big Latch On event visit https:/ When they stand up there on the ity. “We’re planting those seeds subtly Anyone is able to attend the /events.humanitix.com/te-awamutu- podium. 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Nominations open in the 2021 tion Partnership, Outstanding access, participation, leader- Waikato Sport and Active Re- Active Space Initiative and ship opportunities, commun- creation Awards. Commitment to Diversity & ity connection and inclusion The newly developed Wai- Inclusion, there are three new for ethnic minority groups, dis- 0800 920 222 kato Sport & Active Recreation categories — Community ability, women and girls, cul- Awards are here to stay follow- Coach, Community Unsung tural and religious groups. Simplycremations.co.nz • [email protected] ing a successful revamped Hero and Commitment to Community Unsung Hero: awards season in 2020 when Youth Engagement. We’re looking for those people 38 Wairere Drive, Te Rapa Covid-19 forced Sport Waikato The categories are: in your community that help to reimagine the way they Community Connection make play, active recreation celebrate and acknowledge Award: Celebrating those in- and sport happen — those who play, active recreation and dividuals or organisations that have given their time during sport in the Waikato region. have created physical activity the nomination period to pro- “Covid-19 threw us a curve initiatives that respond to the vide opportunities, create ball in 2020, but the positive needs of the community and change and support partici- out of it was that it gave us an its participants. This award is pation in a volunteer capacity. opportunity to realign our designed to recognise those Maybe they’ve been instru- awards season at a commun- who are working hard to mental in increasing numbers ity level,” said Matthew understand their communities at your club, provided their WATER RATES Cooper, CEO of Sport Waikato. and tailor their offerings to expertise at the governance “What eventuated was a help break down barriers to table to support the organisa- very heartwarming, local and participation, putting partici- tion’s direction, they might community-focused celebra- pant experience at the heart of have lead initiatives, or pro- tion where we were able to decision-making, and using vided their professional DELAYED acknowledge innovation, physical activity to create con- services at no cost to help partnerships, collaboration, nection in the community to something great happen. Waipā District Council’s quarterly diversity and most of all the bring people together. Community Coach: Nomi- people doing the work. It was Sport & Active Recreation nate a community coach for water rates bills for Te Awamutu, so successful and well Partnership Award: Celebrat- their ability to create positive received that we decided it ing collaboration and the team culture, provide partici- Pirongia and Kihikihi households was the new way forward.” coming together of key organ- pation and development op- The 2021 Waikato Sport & isations to leverage outcomes portunities for all youth sport and businesses will be delayed by Active Recreation Awards en- for the betterment of play, ac- participants, and promote the courage nominations from tive recreation and sport op- spirit of the game — encourag- a fortnight due to a technical issue. those in the community who portunities and experiences. ing fair play and commitment go above and beyond to de- This award is for councils, to Balance is Better/Good liver programmes and community, sport or recrea- Sports principles. The July 2021 quarterly water bills for household and business initiatives that meet the needs tion organisations, iwi, schools Commitment to Youth En- water usage from April to July will now be issued mid-August. The of the participant and create a or any other organisations gagement: Nominate an in- due date will be one month from issuing date. more active region. who have partnered with dividual or initiative that “We think it’s time that we others to provide sport and supports youth participation recognise those who do the active recreation opportun- in physical activity to grow the Waipā District Council, by law, is not allowed to make a profit from work at a community level — ities to their communities. number of children and young water, so the water rates only recover the costs of treating, those creating initiatives that Outstanding Active Space people engaging in play, active supplying and disposing of water. are aimed at participation, the Initiative: This award recreation or sport, and re- boot camps in the local park, celebrates the unique use of verse participation drop-off. those providing inclusive op- spaces, place and facilities in Initiatives may be in the areas portunities, the collaborative ways that support increased of play, active recreation or Residents can pay their water rates bill at partnerships and those participation in play, active re- sport and can be targeted at waipadc.govt.nz/payit, by direct debit or at a Waipā innovating to meet the needs creation and sport. This is an any age group from early of the participants. And this initiative or project using a childhood through to young District Council office at 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu or year we’ve included coaching, local space — for example adults (age range 0-24). 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge. ‘unsung heroes’ and youth en- parks and open spaces, com- Nominations are now open gagement to the categories,” munity halls and facilities, for the 2021 Waikato Sport & said Matthew. playgrounds, waterways, gul- Active Recreation Awards and More information about water rates is “We’re also excited that lies or school spaces, and it close on 5pm, Thursday, Sep- while last year’s awards were focused on a celebration of the tember 30. This year, all available at waipadc.govt.nz/waterrates. celebrated online, this year ways that sport, active recrea- nominees will be judged and finalists will be invited to a tion and play spaces can be finalists invited to a special special event to acknowledge created anywhere! event on November 25 where and celebrate their Commitment to Diversity winners will be announced. 0800 924 723 achievements, and announce and Inclusion: Awarded to an www.waipadc.govt.nz the winners.” innovative initiative that To nominate go to Along with the judged supports diversity and in- wsara.co.nz — follow categories of Community Con- clusion in sport and active i Sport Waikato on nection, Sport & Active Recrea- recreation by increasing Facebook for updates. ADVERTISEMENT 16 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 5, 2021 Two golds in the bag and two to go TOKYO OLYMPICS 2020 years, as did their children, Patrick, Carrington’s historic win takes her rather be as well. We love you and Chris, Nigel, Amelia and Tina, who Olympic medals tally to four, having just go and have fun again.” were all born in Gisborne and edu- also collected bronze in the K1 500m Carrington finished ahead of isa Carrington’s partner cated here. in Rio. Spain’s Teresa Portela and Denmark’s Michael was lost for words Carrington’s father Patrick, played An hour after her first triumph, Emma Jorgensen in the K1 200m. after his extraordinary rugby for the Te Awamutu College Carrington was claiming a second Carrington and Regal finished their kayaker fiance´e stormed to first XV rugby team for three years gold medal alongside Caitlin Regal in K2 500m ahead of Poland and Lher third straight Olympic gold medal from 1973-1975. the K2 500m final, once again proving Hungary. in the K1 200m final on Tuesday. He and wife Glynis were both too good for the rest of the field. Carrington’s busy schedule didn’t Carrington blitzed the field to de- sprint runners and met at Hamilton Speaking before the second title of stop there, with the K1 500m heats fend the title she also won in the Teachers Training College. the Games, Buck was confident Car- yesterday afternoon. and Rio Games in an Olympic Speaking from Auckland’s rington would be able to replicate her Both she and Regal qualified for best time of 38.120s. Olympic Fanzone, Carrington’s fiance´ first gold — and she did. the semi-finals automatically after Although the Olympic champion Michael Buck said he felt immensely “You can hardly even celebrate the coming first and third in their respec- was born in the Bay of Plenty, she has happy for his partner. win. You have to refocus and go out tive heats. strong family connections in the Te “Immense relief and happiness for there and try and replicate it. That’s Carrington won her heat by over Awamutu area. Lisa,” he told Newstalk ZB’s William where it gets really tough,” said Buck. a second (1:48:463). She’ll also be Her grandparents, Doreen and the Terite. “When I saw her paddling Olympian Lisa Carrington has two “She’s the ultimate professional.” joined by Regal, Teneale Hatton and late Maurice Carrington, lived at down at the start I just felt a sense gold medals so far at Tokyo 2020. His message for his partner? “We’re Alicia Hoskin in the K4 500m starting Waikeria and Te Awamutu for many of comfort.” Photo / Photosport all here. There’s nowhere else we’d tomorrow. Te Awamutu win KC Champion of Champions Triples title for2021 BOWLS each entering two teams of four for Po¯kuru Indoor centres, but they had to beat North the inter-club challenge that has been Bowlers Taranaki in the final round of singles competed for annually since 1947. welcomed the which they just managed to do win- Five clubs, Te Awamutu, Po¯kuru, The competition has been domin- Melville Shield ning eight and drawing one of the 16 Crossroads, Mangapiko and Waipa¯, ated since 1993 by Waipa¯, who have back for the first games played. entered teams in the King Country won 22 times including 18 consecu- time in 70 years. King Country trailed Thames Val- Champion of Champion Triples tive wins between 1993 and 2012. Photo / Supplied ley 25-21 with a round of fours to be which was played on a round-robin This year Po¯kuru, represented by played but because the winner had basis with games of seven ends. John Whitehead, Fay Bryant, Colin been decided this round was not After four games three clubs had Clarke and John Hansen in the A played. won two and lost one game — Te division and Paul Walker, Eric The top team for King Country was Awamutu and Waipa¯, who were to Drabble, Ken Hancock and Trish Ian Hancock, Carol Lovell, Arthur face one another, and Po¯kuru who Hancock in the B section, won for the Pitcher and Bryan Wooten with 33 faced Mangapiko. first time since 1951. Top individual team, with 4 wins, The King Country team of 16 points while Carol Lovell was the top Te Awamutu defeated Waipa¯, Po¯kuru A scored five points and were Sue Krielen, Carol Houghton, players was unable to produce the individual with seven wins from 14 while Mangapiko took out Po¯kuru. had 14 ends and 22 points while the Betty Herbert and Yvonne Collins standard of play achieved by the games, and also the best singles The Te Awamutu team of Owen B team scored six points 17 ends and representing Te Awamutu. team of eight the previous week and player with four wins from five Johnston, Janice Johnston and Chris 28 points for a cumulative total 11 The Bankier Rosebowl, an annual finished last in this event. games. Osment to became the title holders. game points, 31 ends and 50 points. Inter-Centre fixture between Auck- The event is a head-to-head com- The form shown by Ian, Carol and The Eric Melville Championship Runners-up, on a countback of land, Thames Valley, Waikato, Bay of petition between all the centres Bryan bodes well as they, along with Shield competition involving Te ends, were Mangapiko with 27 from Plenty, King Country and North Tara- played in singles, pairs and fours. Liz Morrow, will head to New Ply- Rahu, Po¯kuru, Mangapiko, Waipa¯, Te Te Awamutu with 25.5 after both naki, was played at Waitara over the This year’s winners were Waikato mouth on the August 21 to play in the Awamutu and Crossroads clubs with clubs scored 10 points. weekend of July 24-25. with wins against all the other New Zealand Mixed Fours finals.

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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. Thursday, August 5, 2021 Te Awamutu Courier 17 Flyers fully kitted-out for the future Grant gets enough gear for keen kids at Po¯kuru School

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e Awamutu’s Po¯kuru Flyers can step onto the court with confidence in future after being awarded an ANZ NetballT Grant. ANZ gives netball clubs and teams throughout Aotearoa New Zealand a chance to apply for a grant to help them advance their training and put their best foot forward on game day. After Covid-19 benched netball last year, many families faced financial pressure and kids risked missing out on the chance to play their beloved sport. This grant will lighten the fund- Po¯kuru School netball team, the Po¯kuru Flyers, were awarded an ANZ raising load and allow coaches, Netball Grant. Photos / Supplied players, umpires and volunteers to focus on what’s happening on the around all the teams at schools.” When new stuff comes, it inspires court. Kathryn thinks this new gear will new young ones to come along and Netball parent and umpire inject her Year 1-2 players with a give it a go.” Kathryn Horton applied for the grant newfound confidence. ANZ is helping Te Awamutu because “there was only old gear” for “It’s the excitement of getting first netballers lift their game with grants the Year 1-2 netballers at Po¯kuru dibs on the new toys in the toy box. like new training gear, uniforms or Primary School. As they improve, it will be really whatever they need to help them “Being a country school, we don’t useful.” achieve their aspirations as a team. have the facilities for everyone and The Year 1-2 students have been “We’re proud to be supporting there are lots of sports to share giving the season their best shot. netball from grassroots teams in the funding with. We’ve been down to “They would be stoked to just get Waikato right up to the ANZ Premier- one or two balls at training and you a goal. They haven’t managed to get ship and Silver Ferns,” said ANZ head can guarantee that, at every training, a goal since the first game — but they of sponsorship Sue McGregor. you need to pump up those balls,” don’t seem to be fazed. Maybe the “It’s local teams such as the Po¯kuru said Kathryn. new balls will help,” said Kathryn. Flyers that introduce our youngsters The gear grant includes training “Half of them could hardly catch to netball and nurture their love for and match balls, bibs, spot markers, a ball at the start of the season. We’ve the game into the passion we see in and everything else the team needs been working on a variety of passes, our elite players today. We hope this to get stuck into the game. getting free for the ball and having grant helps keep the passion for “They’re going to be so spoiled. fun. The new gear means they’ll have netball alive in the community for There’s enough there to spread good quality equipment to train with. many seasons to come.”

Open home - Sun 1 to 1:30pm Open home - Thur 1 to 1:30pm Open home - Sun 1:45 to 2:15pm Open home - Sun 2 to 2:30pm Open home - Sun 1 to 1:30pm

New Listing Te Awamutu For Sale By Negotiation Te Awamutu For Sale Deadline Sale Te Awamutu For Sale By Negotiation Te Awamutu For Sale Deadline Sale 4/160 Puniu Road Harcourts.co.nz/TA22498 5/324 Rewi Street Closes 11th August 2021 698 Rickit Road Harcourts.co.nz/TA22522 730 Hazelmere Cr Closes 18th August 2021 Harcourts.co.nz/TA22524 Harcourts.co.nz/TA22529 • Freehold title • Two bedrooms • Clean tidy interior • Three bedroom • Four bedrooms • Open plan • Full section • Separate kitchen • Brick exterior Mandy Lata & Stuart Parker • Aluminium joinery Adam McGrath & Nadine Barker • Fully fenced Mandy Lata & Stuart Parker • Single garage Adam McGrath & Nadine Barker • Low maintenance 027 679 2224 / 027 283 5928 • Single garage 021 217 5703 / 027 238 4753 • Workshop/ Storage shed 027 679 2224 / 027 283 5928 • 890m2 section (approx) 021 217 5703 / 027 238 4753 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] • • • Great indoor outdoor flow • Internal access garage [email protected] Low maintenance [email protected] [email protected] Short drive to town [email protected]

Open home - Sun 1:15 to 1:45pm Open home - Sun 2 to 2:45pm Open home - Sun 11:30 to 12pm

New Listing New Listing Te Awamutu For Sale Deadline Sale Õtorohanga For Sale Deadline Sale Te Kuiti For Sale Deadline Sale Commercial For Lease 673a Cambridge Rd Closes 19th August 2021 78 Whawharua Rd Closes 19th August 2021 35 Ailsa Street Closes 10th August 2021 $23,000 P.A Plus GST (if any) Harcourts.co.nz/OH9288 Harcourts.co.nz/KC6282 Harcourts.co.nz/TA22475 • Freehold title Harcourts.co.nz/TA22535 • Three bedrooms • Four bedrooms • Workshop • Freshly painted exterior • 2.1 ha (5 acres) approx • New kitchen, bathroom & toilet • Showroom • Two bedrooms • Four bay implement shed • Open plan living • Office space Viv Veale Kerry Harty & Karen Lennox Tania Laird Ken McGrath • Large sunny north facing deck • Double garage and carport • New heatpump • Outdoor display area 027 294 6215 / 027 559 4468 027 589 2437 027 498 4156 • 021 911 295 • • Parking for two cars [email protected] Wide spread rural views [email protected] New flooring [email protected] [email protected]

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GOLF RESULTS

Te Awamutu Ladies 18-hole: Glennis Kay 38; Margaret Ritchie 35; Jeanie Kay 30. Ladies 9-hole: Colleen Kerr 19 Stableford; Glenys Bremner 16; Phillipa Wood 16. Saturday Ladies: Sylvia Gooch 39 Stableford; Thora Young 38; Sally Davies 38. Saturday Scramble: Hamish MacIntosh 79 Gross; Edward Kay 37 Stableford; Jordan Palmer 35; Ani Bahler 72 Net. Vets: John Hill 38; Welby Murrell 38; Mick McConnell 9: HALFBACK - 100 XV 36; Les Common 32; Roy Greenhalgh 31; Toby Thomson 31; Kelvin Trass 31. Sunday Scramble: Gross — Clinton Rowe 79; Net — Peter McGowan 69; Stableford — Peter Boardman 39; Adam Ryburn 37; Roy Greenhalgh 36; Raewyn Coleman 35; Matt Fearon 35; Robert Wetere 35; Sam Morgan 35. Stewart Alexander The club held the Stewy 200 on Sunday, after two rain delays. Sixty-six golfers turned out, including visitors from a number of clubs around the region. Stewy 200: Gross — Justin Morris 62; Patrick Hape 70; Jacob Carey 73; Matt Mauriohooho 73. Ponty Reid Photo / File Tawera Kerr-Barlow Photo / David Wheadon Rhys Duggan Photo / Photosport Net — Dillon Tupaea 66; Justin Morris 66; Tairoa Crean 66; Matt Mauriohooho 66; Joel Crean 66. panel of local judges has been Friday mornings. CLUB: Hautapu Points — Justin Morris 40; Dillon Tupaea 40; selected in order to make a team of Panel members: WAIKATO CAPS: 44 (2009-2017) Joel Crean 40; Tairoa Crean 40; Matt Mauriohooho the century as Waikato Rugby Murray Meinung, Kevin Hart, Brian Clarke, WAIKATO POINTS: 15 40. Union head towards their centenary David Fox, Jesse Wood and Evan Pegden. TOTAL ALL BLACK MATCHES: 29 Vets: Acelebrations (1921-2021). PANEL’S NUMBER EIGHT FOR 100 XV: (2012-2017) Bryce Pepperell 38 points; Ian Coleman 38; Ross Each week three players will be announced John Mitchell TOTAL ALL BLACK POINTS: 10 Signal 36; Linc Quarrie 34; Chris White 34 for a single position, one through to 15. RHYS DUGGAN Ladies 18-hole: In the following week’s edition, the panel’s HALFBACK PICKS: BORN: 1972 Gross — Thora Young 103; Kaye Foote 106. pick of those three will be announced as the PONTY REID CLUB: Hamilton Old Boys Net — Thora Young 76; Kay Foote 78. winner of that position. BORN: 1929-1994 WAIKATO CAPS: 111 (1994-2004) Ladies 9-hole: Please note these picks are voted on by CLUB: Frankton WAIKATO POINTS: 103 Gross — Susan Weal 59; Ann Ellis 66; Bev the panel and it is their opinion as a group. WAIKATO CAPS: 65 (1950-1958) TOTAL ALL BLACK MATCHES: 1 (1999) Roigard 66; Jocelyn Jeffries 66; Fay Bryant 66. We invite the public to have their say, WAIKATO POINTS: 18 Net — Susan Weal 39; Ann Ellis 42; Lynne although this will not affect the final XV. TOTAL ALL BLACK MATCHES: 17 Send an email to teawamutu. Fookes 42; Jocelyn Jeffries 44; Fay Bryant 44. Waikato Rugby have also started a fan (1951-1957) [email protected] or drop a note off Points — Lynne Fookes 14; Susan Weal 14; selected Team of the Century on their TOTAL ALL BLACK POINTS: 6 i to the Te Awamutu Courier office Jocelyn Jeffries 12; Ann Ellis 11; and Fay Bryant Facebook page. TAWERA KERR-BARLOW stating who your pick would be and 11. The fan selections will go up online on BORN: 1990 why.

OPEN HOMES In Te Awamutu This Week...

RAYWHITE TE KUITI SATURDAY, 7TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:30PM 363 SWARBICK DRIVE, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 11:45 – 12:30PM 93A DEVINE ROAD, TAMAHERE AUCTION Property Brokers Limited Licensed REAA 2008 131 Rora Street Te Kuiti Office 07 878 8266 SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12.00 - 12.30PM 133 PRICE CRESCENT, TE AWAMUTU $599,000 Private and freehold SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:00 – 1:30PM 363 SWARBRICK DRIVE, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:30 – 2:00PM 190 TUI CRESCENT, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:30PM 165 HILLCREST AVENUE, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE HARCOURTS THURSDAY, 5TH AUGUST 1:00 – 1:30PM 5/324 REWI STREET, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 11:30 – 12:00PM 35 AILSA STREET, TE KUITI DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:00 – 1:30PM 4/160 PUNIU ROAD, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:00 – 1:30PM 5/324 REWI STREET, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST1:15 – 1:45PM 673A CAMBRIDGE ROAD, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:45 – 2:15PM 698 RICKIT ROAD, TE AWAMUTU BY NEGOTIATION SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:30PM 730 HAZELMERE CRESCENT, TE AWAMUTU DEADLINE SALE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:45PM 78 WHAWHARUA ROAD, OTOROHANGA DEADLINE SALE LJ HOOKER OPEN HOME SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:00 – 12:30PM 200 NGAHAPE ROAD, TE AWAMUTU $779,000 SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:30 – 1:00PM 161 HAZELMERE CRESCENT, TE AWAMUTU SALE BY DEADLINE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:30 – 1:00PM 110A LEWIS STREET, GLENVIEW, HAMILTON SALE BY DEADLINE SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:30 – 2:00PM 8 SHORT STREET, KIHIKIHI TENDER SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:30PM 49 OLIVER STREET, KIHIKIHI AUCTION CENTURY 21 WEB ID TEU93724 SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:15 – 1:45PM 1077 BANK STREET, TE AWAMUTU BY NEGOTIATION KAWHIA DEADLINE SALE 378A Tahuri Street VIEW 7 & 14 Aug 1.00 - 2.00pm SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:15 – 2:45PM 437 CROZIER STREET, PIRONGIA $740,000 Large section - large 2-bay boat shed - very good DEADLINE SALE closes Wednesday 25th August, 2021 at PROPERTY BROKERS family bach 4.00pm, (unless sold prior), Property Brokers - 30 Waitete Road, Te Kuiti THURSDAY, 5TH AUGUST 12:30 – 1:30PM 222 DOUGLAS AVENUE, TE AWAMUTU TENDER • 1,769sqm flat section • private setting SATURDAY, 7TH AUGUST 2:00 – 2:30PM 1 CEDAR PLACE, HAMILTON BY NEGOTIATION SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:30 – 1:00PM 1 CEDAR PLACE, HAMILTON BY NEGOTIATION If you are in the market for a very good coastal and 3 recreational property at Kawhia, this is a must view. SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 11:30 – 12:00PM 185A OHAUPO ROAD, GLENVIEW, HAMILTON BY NEGOTIATION

Value estimate $500,000 to $650,000 1 SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:30 - 1:00PM 664B PARK ROAD TE AWAMUTU AUCTION Kevin Wrenn SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 1:15 – 1:45PM 107 WALLACE TERRACE, TE AWAMUTU AUCTION Mobile 021 136 6843 [email protected] 2 SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 2:15 – 2:45PM 493 CAMBRIDGE ROAD, TE AWAMUTU AUCTION pb.co.nz SUNDAY, 8TH AUGUST 12:15 – 12:45PM 23A BALANCE STREET, KIHIKIHI SALE BY DEADLINE 190 Tui Crescent, Te Awamutu

This 1970’s three bedroom house sits on a super 887sqm flat section in popular Tui Cres with fruit trees and an upgraded roof. Internal access single garage with auto door and good storage New Listing/Open Home and scope to modernise. Deadline Sale Closes 25 August at 1.00pm at Ray White Te Awamutu, unless sold prior View Sunday 8 August, 1.30 - 2.00pm

Kirstie McGrail 027 270 3175 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA30124 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

93A Devine Road, Tamahere

This four bdrm, three living home offers many options with New Listing/Open Home its living spaces and is set on 363 Swarbrick Drive, Te Awamutu 1.0436ha (approx) of flat land in a superb location on the outskirtsofHamilton.9mx14m Built across two to three levels Deadline Sale Closes Lisa McBeth New Listing/Open Home this property has a well appointed 19 August at 1.00pm at 027 490 9294 shed with bathroom facilities kitchen with walk in pantry/scullery, Ray White Te Awamutu, plus a large mezzanine floor. Gillian van der Veeken unless sold prior Auction On Site, Wednesday conservatory opening to sunny private 021 753 335 deck with park views. Three bedrooms 18 August at 2.00pm - main with lift, ensuite, walk in robe View View Sunday 8 August, 11.45am - 12.30pm and balcony/sunroom. Double internal Saturday 7 August, access garage and single carport - this 2.00 - 2.30pm and Kirstie McGrail home offers so much more. Sunday 8 August, 027 270 3175 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA30129 1.00 - 1.30pm Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA30110 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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New Listing/Open Home Deadline Sale 165 Hillcrest Avenue, Te Awamutu 53 Mutu Street, Te Awamutu

This character 1950’s home is built to Deadline Sale Closes Lisa McBeth Te Awa Chambers - your local business Deadline Sale Pauline Love capture the sun. The kitchen is open 28 August at 1.00pm at 027 490 9294 hub. Featuring two anchor tenants on Closes Wednesday 021 155 4689 plan to dining, living and outdoors. Two Ray White Te Awamutu, the ground floor with a mix of business 18 August at 3.00pm at Gillian van der Veeken unless sold prior Ray White Te Awamutu, dble bdrms, the main opening to deck. 021 753 335 service tenants on the upper floor. Modern tiled bathroom. Sunroom at • Potential income of $106,524+GST p/a unless sold prior the rear of the home opens to another View • 95% NBS earthquake rating patio area. Single internal access garage. Sunday 8 August, • On a busy arterial route View Cul-de-sac living with good elevation to 2.00 - 2.30pm • Multi-tenanted to spread risk by appointment capture the views. • Generous car parking rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA30133 rwteawamutu.co.nz/TEA30125 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) 20 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, August 5, 2021

PROVINCIALRUGBY

2021 Waikato NPC squad announced

aikato has announced an initial Left: Fletcher Smith Harbour at , kick-off 34-man Bunnings Warehouse (pictured) and, below, Ayden 2.05pm. National Provincial Championship Johnstone have been named Then the team returns home to FMG Stadium squad for the upcoming 2021 season. co-captains for 2021. Waikato the following Sunday (August 15) for W Photos / Bruce Lim / www.photosport.co.nz This year’s squad will be co-captained by a double header, with the Waitomo Group: Ayden Johnstone and Fletcher Smith, with the Waikato FPC playing the first game of the day bulk of the 2020 squad returning in 2021. at 12.05pm followed by the Waikato NPC team The team has already announced the return playing at 2.05pm, both sides will face their of influential squad members Sefo Kautai, Jack Wellington opponents. Lam, , Fletcher Smith and James 2021 Waikato Bunnings Warehouse Tucker. National Provincial Championship Squad: There are three uncapped Waikato players () = Waikato caps. (18) Hautapu; named in this season’s squad. These players that Rob Cobb (15) Hamilton Old Boys; Tepaea Cook- will have a chance to play their first cap for the Savage (0) Fraser Tech; Liam Coombes-Fabling province include Fraser Tech and New Zealand (11) Fraser Tech; Mosese Dawai (5) Hautapu; under 20s exciting outside back Tepaea Cook- Rhys Dickinson (2) Fraser Tech; George Dyer (2) Savage, Fraser Tech and Samoan International Fraser Tech; Samipeni Finau (16) Hamilton Old first five-eighth/fullback D’Angelo Leuila and Boys; (22) Hautapu; Mitch former Hamilton Boys’ High School captain, Jacobson (51) Hautapu; Ayden Johnstone (23) Waikato Under 19s captain and New Zealand Hautapu; Sefo Kautai (40) Hamilton Marist; Jack Secondary Schools player Tom Martin, who joins Lam (36) Hamilton Marist; Matty Lansdown (32) an experienced loose forward pack. Fraser Tech; D’Angelo Leuila (0) Fraser Tech; This season’s squad features five current All That group will be looking to Anton Lienert-Brown (21) University; Sekope Blacks, 16 players and two Samoan continuing on from the successes Lopeti-Moli (15) University; Tom Martin (0); Internationals. of last season and to go even Damian McKenzie (26) University; Laghlan This year Waikato’s All Blacks contingent has further this season,” said Waikato McWhannell (15) Hautapu; Steven Misa (20) grown from two in 2020 of Anton Lienert-Brown head coach Ross Filipo. Hamilton Marist; Liam Messam (93) Hautapu; and Damian McKenzie, to five with Luke These players that we have (20) Hautapu; (11) Jacobson, returning to the squad for the first time selected all have great character Hautapu; Cortez Ratima (10) O¯ torohanga; Xavier since 2019 and All Blacks rookies Samisoni and are hard-working men that Roe (10) Hamilton Old Boys; Fletcher Smith (30) Taukei’aho and also earning their Taukei’aho (44), James Tucker (42) and Sefo will strive to make this province proud especially University; Bailyn Sullivan (35) Hamilton Marist; national debuts this year. Kautai (40) have a chance of reaching the 50 in this special year for Waikato Rugby as we Samisoni Taukei’aho (44) Fraser Tech; James This season could see four players reach games milestone. celebrate 100 years. Thompson (13) Hautapu; James Tucker (42) playing milestones. Liam Messam currently has “We are again pleased to name a squad that Waikato’s 2021 Bunnings Warehouse Hamilton Marist; Quinn Tupaea (30) Hamilton 93 Waikato caps and has a chance to become is made up predominately of players from 2020 National Provincial Championship campaign Old Boys; Beaudein Waaka (7) Melville; Gideon Waikato’s newest centurion. While Samisoni that last season helped us reach the semifinals. begins this Sunday (August 8) against North Wrampling (9) Te Awamutu Sports.

The 2021 Bunnings Warehouse NPC - How it works: Kicking off on Friday, August 6, the 2021 Bunnings Warehouse NPC boasts 14 teams playing 140 matches over 10 weeks, followed by semis and finals. The , and a competition format with promotion and relegation are at stake. The winner of the 2021 Championship pool will be promoted to the Premiership, while the team that places last in the Premiership will be relegated. In 2021, the Bunnings Warehouse NPC Championship teams will play for promotion in 2022. The unique format sees every team playing all other teams within their Premiership or Championship, FIXTURES as well as four crossover matches from the other pool. That ensures we will get to see plenty of the traditional inter-provincial tribalism and rivalry. Semi-finals are due to be played on October 15-16, with the Bunnings Warehouse NPC Championship final on October 22 and the Bunnings Warehouse NPC Premiership final on October 23.

WEEK 1 RESULTS Bunnings Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 1 BunningsWEEK 5 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 5 RESULTS BunningsWEEK 9 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 9 RESULTS 6 Aug Friday Manawatu v Counties Man. Palmerston Nth 7.05pm 3 Sep Friday Southland v Northland 7.05pm 1 Oct Friday Canterbury v Counties Man. 7.05pm 7 Aug Saturday Taranaki v Hawkes Bay 2.05pm 4 Sep Saturday Bay of Plenty v Waikato Tauranga 2.05pm 2 Oct Saturday Northland v Waikato Northland 2.05pm 7 Aug Saturday Wellington v Northland Wellington 2.05pm 4 Sep Saturday Canterbury v Tasman Christchurch 4.35pm 2 Oct Saturday Manawatu v Otago Palmerston Nth 4.35pm 7 Aug Saturday Otago v Southland 4.35pm 4 Sep Saturday Wellington v Nth Harbour Wellington 7.05pm 2 Oct Saturday Bay of Plenty v Wellington 7.05pm 8 Aug Sunday Bay of Plenty v Tasman Tauranga 2.05pm 5 Sep Sunday Counties Man. v Taranaki Pukekohe 2.05pm 3 Oct Sunday Auckland v Hawkes Bay Auckland 2.05pm 8 Aug Sunday Nth Harbour v Waikato North Harbour 2.05pm 5 Sep Sunday Manawatu v Hawkes Bay Palmerston Nth 2.05pm 3 Oct Sunday Taranaki v North Harbour Taranaki 2.05pm 8 Aug Sunday Auckland v Canterbury Auckland 4.35pm 5 Sep Sunday Otago v Auckland Dunedin 4.35pm 3 Oct Sunday Tasman v Southland Blenheim 4.35pm

BunningsWEEK 2 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 2 RESULTS BunningsWEEK 6 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 6 RESULTS BunningsWEEK 10 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 10 RESULTS

13 Aug Friday Counties M. v Nth Harbour Pukekohe 7.05pm 10 Sep Friday Hawkes Bay v Nth Harbour Napier 7.05pm 8 Oct Friday Wellington v Canterbury Wellington 7.05pm 14 Aug Saturday Tasman v Auckland Nelson 2.05pm 11 Sep Saturday Taranaki v Southland Taranaki 2.05pm 9 Oct Saturday Waikato v Auckland Hamilton 2.05pm 14 Aug Saturday Hawkes Bay v Otago Napier 4.35pm 11 Sep Saturday Tasman v Wellington Blenheim 2.05pm 9 Oct Saturday Hawkes Bay v Tasman Napier 4.35pm 14 Aug Saturday Canterbury v Manawatu Christchurch 7.05pm 11 Sep Saturday Auckland v Manawatu Auckland 4.35pm 9 Oct Saturday Otago v Taranaki Dunedin 7.05pm 15 Aug Sunday Southland v Bay of Plenty Invercargill 2.05pm 12 Sep Sunday Canterbury v Bay of Plenty Christchurch 2.05pm 10 Oct Sunday North Harbour v Northland North Harbour 2.05pm 15 Aug Sunday Waikato v Wellington Hamilton 2.05pm 12 Sep Sunday Northland v Counties Man. Northland 2.05pm 10 Oct Sunday Southland v Manawatu Invercargill 2.05pm 15 Aug Sunday Northland v Taranaki Northland 4.35pm 12 Sep Sunday Waikato v Otago Hamilton 4.35pm 10 Oct Sunday Counties Man. v Bay of Plenty Pukekohe 4.35pm

BunningsWEEK 3 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 3 BunningsWEEK 7 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 7 RESULTS RESULTS SEMI FINALS 15-16 October 20 Aug Friday Nth Harbour v Southland North Harbour 7.05pm 17 Sep Friday Auckland v Southland Auckland 7.05pm

21 Aug Saturday Canterbury v Hawkes Bay Christchurch 2.05pm 18 Sep Saturday Taranaki v Wellington Taranaki 2.05pm

21 Aug Saturday Waikato v Taranaki Hamilton 4.35pm 18 Sep Saturday North Harbour v Manawatu North Harbour 4.35pm Championship Premiership 21 Aug Saturday Auckland v Bay of Plenty Auckland 7.05pm 18 Sep Saturday Northland v Tasman Tasman 7.05pm 1v4 1v4 19 Sep Sunday Hawkes Bay v Bay of Plenty Napier 2.05pm 22 Aug Sunday Northland v Otago Northland 2.05pm 2v3 2v3 22 Aug Sunday Tasman v Counties Man. Nelson 2.05pm 19 Sep Sunday Waikato v Canterbury Hamilton 2.05pm 22 Aug Sunday Manawatu v Wellington Palmerston Nth 4.35pm 19 Sep Sunday Counties Man. v Otago Pukekohe 4.35pm FINALS 22 October FINALS 23 October BunningsWEEK 4 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 4 RESULTS BunningsWEEK 8 Warehouse NPC Cup - WEEK 8 RESULTS 27 Aug Friday Otago v Canterbury Dunedin 7.05pm 24 Sep Friday Tasman v Waikato Nelson 7.05pm 28 Aug Saturday Hawkes Bay v Waikato Napier 2.05pm 25 Sep Saturday Southland v Canterbury Invercargill 2.05pm Championship Premiership 28 Aug Saturday Nth Harbour v Tasman North Harbour 4.35pm 25 Sep Saturday Counties Man. v Auckland Pukekohe 4.35pm 28 Aug Saturday Southland v Counties Man. Invercargill 7.05pm 25 Sep Saturday Manawatu v Northland Palmerston Nth 7.05pm Winner semi 1 Winner semi 1 29 Aug Sunday Bay of Plenty v Northland Tauranga 2.05pm 26 Sep Sunday Otago v North Harbour Dunedin 2.05pm v v 29 Aug Sunday Taranaki v Manawatu Taranaki 2.05pm 26 Sep Sunday Wellington v Hawkes Bay Wellington 2.05pm Winner semi 2 Winner semi 2 29 Aug Sunday Wellington v Auckland Wellington 4.35pm 26 Sep Sunday Bay of Plenty v Taranaki Tauranga 4.35pm PROVINCIALRUGBY

ROUNDONE Friday 6 August Manawatu v Counties Manukau, 7.05pm Waikato FPC win boosts campaign Saturday 7 August Taranaki v Hawkes Bay, 2.05pm Wellington v Northland, 2.05pm Picksters: for halftime, Haupapa-Barrett Our maiden 2021 Bunnings found her way over the line Otago v Southland, 4.35pm Warehouse NPC Picksters again to bag a double before competition kicks off this week. the break. Bayler was unsuc- Sunday 8 August Bay of Plenty v Tasman, 2.05pm The provincial competition cessful with the conversion and starts off tomorrow night with Waikato led 22-5 at halftime. North Harbour v Waikato, 2.05pm Manawatu¯ v Counties Manu- Four minutes into the kau at Central Energy Trust second half Bay of Plenty were Auckland v Canterbury, 4.35pm Arena. Match starts 7.05pm. in again when Takitimu-Cook Team Power Chill returns to found space down the sideline the picking ring after some fine to score the home team’s THEBOARD form in the 2020 Super Rugby second try. She was unable to Aotearoa Picksters competi- convert her own try as the home tion. team reduced the visitors’ lead Team Power Chill Darren Marsom Darren Marsom from Te to 12 points. TE AWAMUTU Awamutu Flooring Xtra also Unfortunately, the weather joins the crew after coming out worsened in the second half, Manawatu Counties on top of the 2020 Super Rugby limiting the scoring ability. But Taranaki Hawkes Bay Aotearoa picks. Robins-Reti was able to score Wellington Wellington Andrea Miller of PGG her second with 16 minutes Otago Otago Wrightson is ready to get com- remaining. Tasman Tasman petitive again and new entry Waikato shifted the ball out Waikato 0% Waikato 0% Team Niche is raring to go. wide and Alley was able to draw Auckland Auckland NZME’s Jesse Wood rounds some extra defenders before off the Picksters. Waikato Cup team 2021. Photo / WRU throwing a long pass to Robins- We still have one Picksters Reti to dive over in the corner. Team Niche Andrea Miller spot available in this with a 27-10 victory over Bay Volcanix scored their first Bayler couldn’t add the extras competitoon. If you, or your of Plenty Volcanix at Blake points when Karli Faneva as Waikato’s lead grew to 17 Counties Counties business would like a regular Park, Mount Maunganui, last crashed over. Kayln Takitimu- points. Taranaki Hawkes Bay advertising spot on this page Saturday. Cook was also unsuccessful No more points would be Wellington Wellington and to take part in the picking, Cheyelle Robins-Reti with the conversion as the scored in the match as Wai- Otago Otago please email opened the scoring when she home team reduced Waikato’s tomo Group: Waikato FPC re- Tasman BOP [email protected]. beat a couple of defenders to lead to five points. corded a bonus-point 27-10 Waikato Harbour nz by 5pm tomorrow to arrange score the first try just five Closing in on halftime, Wai- victory over Bay of Plenty Canterbury 0% Auckland 0% your ad and your seven team minutes into the game. Ariana kato opted for a lineout close Volcanix to move up to fourth picks. Bayler was unsuccessful with to the opposition’s line and after in the Picksters: You have one the conversion and Waikato led winning the lineout, they were standings and also retain the joker to play anytime during the 5-0. able to drive down the field with County Cup in the pro- Jesse Wood competition and if we don’t get Waikato would then double a maul. cess. your picks on time, we’ll select their score when Grace The Volcanix brought it the home teams on your behalf! Houpapa-Barrett smashed her down illegally, but Chelsea Al- Bay of Plenty 10 (Karli Counties way close to the line, to reach ley was able to dance her way Faneva, Kayln Takitimu-Cook Hawkes Bay Match Report: out to score the second try of through the defence to score tries) Wellington Waikato men play their first the match. Bayler was unable Waikato’s third try. Bayler was Otago NPC game of the season on to add the extras and Waikato successful with the conversion Waikato FPC 27 (Cheyelle Tasman Sunday while the Waitomo had a 10-nil lead after 23 and Waikato had a 17-5 lead. Robins-Reti 2, Grace Waikato 0% Group: Waikato FPC have re- minutes. But Waikato weren’t done Houpapa-Barrett 2, Chelsea Canterbury corded their first win of the 2021 With six minutes remaining scoring points in the first half Alley tries; Ariana Bayler 1 con- Farah Palmer Cup campaign in the half, Bay of Plenty and six minutes after the hooter version)

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Columbus Coffee is a fast-paced café, based in Mitre 10 Mega Te Awamutu. We Sharing passion for music pride ourselves on creating great customer - - experiences, which makes us the local Performing as guest artist at Pirongia Country favourite for a growing number of regular Music Club this weekend is experienced musician customers. Luana Karl (right). She has been part of the country music scene A member of our kitchen team is leaving for 17 years, staring off singing and gradually making her way into club bands, then competitions shortly, so we require an experienced café and now a performer at a number of festivals. Sincerity chef or cook to join our busy team. Luana has competed at the Trans-Tasman En- Drycleaners tertainer of the Year and New Zealand Country This is a full-time position, daytime only, Music Entertainer of the year. 5 days per week. It will include at least one Her passion continues to grow as she challenges herself to learn more about the complexity of weekend day. music. She says music is a beautiful soul healer and The role involves: baking for the counter, she particularly enjoys passing this onto future preparing food for the cabinet, and cooking generations as an early childhood teacher and the Columbus breakfast and lunch menus to watching them express themselves through song and dance. order. Luana is part of the club day at Nga¯hinapo¯uri Hall from 12.30pm this Sunday. Everyone is wel- You will: come. • Understand that quality comes first, • Have good time-management skills and Employment Vacancies Employment work quickly and efficiently, Vacancies • Be able to multi-task, • Be organised and capable of planning ahead, PART-TIME • Take pride in being part of a clean, DELIVERY efficient kitchen team. PERSON (Te Awamutu) If this role sounds like you and you would We are looking for Lawn and Irrigation/ like the opportunity to become part of someone to deliver a close and dynamic team who have a the NZ Herald and Construction/Machinery commitment to providing exceptional for 3-4 days Operator customer service, coffee and food, then per week. please forward a CV and cover letter to You will Need: We have an exciting role working as [email protected] ➧Your own reliable vehicle. a Lawn and Irrigation/Construction/ FULL TIME POSITION AVAILABLE ➧Cell phone Machinery Operator overseeing domestic Kitchenhand, customer service, server, 7am start. ➧The ability to start and commercial clients within the Waikato early. ➧To be reliable and region. Lawn & Turf is a fun, vibrant and No experience needed, full training provided. able to work progressive family-owned company based unsupervised. in Ohaupo, ideally we are looking for You will be an someone with experience, however for the Please call 871 8037 or 021 047 9747 employee of our right candidate we could offer training on Company and not a or visit the shop in the contractor. the job. For more Mitre10 Mega Complex information The position is full-time, and you will be please phone Peter on expected to work an average of 45 hours 0274 192 529 per week. Situations Wanted The role expects you to perform the WAIPAWAIPA TE AWAMUTU COLLEGE following tasks: • Work unsupervised as well as part of Learning Support a team. WEATHER WORK • Have excellent communication skills. For week ending 5 August 2021 Assistant WANTED • Hold a Full Licence. • Equipment (machinery operation) is Min C° Max C° Rain/mls Weed Spraying preferred. An opportunity has arisen for a highly motivated and capable person to join our Learning Support Assistant team. • Good timekeeping skills essential. Pirongia 4.7 16.8 8.3 Phone Steve 027 966 6439 • Have a professional and tidy Pokuru 6 17 7 The successful applicant will have the following attributes: Or 07 873 2889 appearance. 3.4 17.6 4 • Ability to build positive working relationships with a range of Send your CV to Te Awamutu 4.5 16.8 8.4 students and staff offi[email protected] or contact us • Flexibility via phone on 07 823 6214. For soil moisture and temperature visit: • Resilience • Strong verbal and written skills Lmcc.co.nz /weather • Team player • Ability to work unsupervised. Core roles will include: • Student learning and behavioural support BE SEEN. • Student personal care. Experience This is a term time only, fixed-term position reviewed annually. Normal hours of more for less. work would be 9.00 am – 3.15 pm, five days per week (25 hours per week). BE HEARD. A Job Description is available on request. The successful applicant would be subject to Police Vetting. Please forward your CV with the names and contacts of two referees to: ADVERTISE WITH NZME. [email protected] or post to: grabone.co.nz Te Awamutu College, PO Box 369, Te Awamutu 3840 [email protected] Closing date for applications: Friday 6 August 2021 Thursday, August 5, 2021 Te Awamutu Courier 31

TE AWAMUTU COURIER THHIIS SATURDAY Te Awamutu Bible Chapelpel Swarbrick Drive – 12.30pm TE AWAMUTU RSA Rae returning guest artist Raffl es Wed & Fri, Jokers Wild Friday, Membership draw Mon, Wed, Fri Te Awamutu Country Variety Club is pleased to welcome the return of Rae Carton CLUB OPEN DAILY FROM 11AM (right) as guest artist this Saturday . Bomber Command Restaurant Rae lives in Hastings and jumped at the UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT chance to come back and perform. 11am to 8pm daily She has two passions, her family and RESIDENT CHEF AVI RIKHI country music. Rae has won many awards and in 2019 gained entry into the New Zealand Enter- This Friday 6th August, NPC Picking starts tainer of the Year. 6pm Raffl es, Jokers Wild & Membership draw. She is a popular performer at many of the Country Music Festivals around the 7pm “Done Deal Band” North Island and is also part of a duo called Sat 7th August 2pm HOUSIE for travel club Lerae. Currently she is working with Rusty Spur Studios to record her first album. 381 Alexandra Street - 871 3707 Te Awamutu Country Variety Club is at COURTESY VAN ext push 4 - free call Te Awamutu Bible Chapel this Saturday from12.30pm. Available every day from 4pm • MEMBER OF CLUBSNZ & RNZRSA As well as the guest artist there will be Entry restricted to members, invited guests and members of affi liated clubs performers from around the region and the club’s country band, a friendly atmosphere WEBSITE: teawamutursa.co.nz and great afternoon tea. Entry is $4 — for more information contact The Best Value in Show Business 870 1551.

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49 Oliver Street 3 1 2 8 Short Street 7396m2 (aprox) Kihikihi Kihikihi

Step onto the Property Ladder Auction Rare Opportunity Tender Sick of renting? Handy with a paintbrush? Keen to 1:00pm, Thursday 12th August Astute developers will very quickly recognise the Closes: 4:00pm Thursday 2nd 2021 (unless sold prior) September 2021 refurbish and add value? ______need to act fast to secure this golden opportunity! ______Set on a 1206m2 (approx.) section, this 1940’s With demand for premium land at an all time high, weatherboard home is the perfect starter for buyers View this 7396m2 (approx) property is sub-dividable and View waiting for the opportunity to jump onto the property Sunday 2:00 - 2:30pm is situated in a prime location - a short walk to Sunday 1:30 - 2:00pm ladder and add value to their investment. There is ______Kihikihi township and only five minutes from Te ______huge potential to move in, modernise and enjoy Agent Awamutu. Agent what you’ve created. The north-facing open plan Fiona Collins 027 295 4250 There is extensive shedding, which provides a Ian Jones 027 447 1758 living area features a Kent log fire, so the family will workshop, various storerooms, garaging, offices, be cosy and comfortable during the winter months. amenities and internal access between the floor The tidy kitchen includes plenty of bench space, a LJ Hooker Te Awamutu levels. These features will interest those buyers LJ Hooker Te Awamutu dishwasher and a stylish Parmco freestanding oven. (07) 871 5044 seeking premises in which to run a home business. (07) 871 5044 teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1FEJGG8 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1FHFGG8 Licensed Agent REAA 2008

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7 Walmsley Street Kihikihi 4 1 1 Cosy Character In Kihikihi Tender Closes: 3pm Thurs 5th August 2021 Tucked away down a long driveway in a quiet Kihikihi street this lovely 1950s sun-catcher awaits. It’s the perfect blend of View teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1FG6GG8 modern functionality & timeless character with modern farmstyle kitchen, inviting lounge & dining areas, generous bedrooms, office space, 2 heat pumps & a large section. LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Ema Wilson 027 788 7730 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 [email protected]

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Realise The Potential Sale By Deadline With a current shortage of entry level properties on Closes: 4:00pm Thursday 19th August 2021 (unless sold prior) the local market, first home buyers, investors or DIY ______enthusiasts will be very interested in this solid 1950’s weatherboard home. Close to local schools & a View short stroll to town, the property is packed with Sunday 12:30 - 1:00pm ______potential & is a perfect opportunity for those buyers 200 Ngahape Road Te Awamutu 3 2 2 wanting to roll up their sleeves, refurbish & add Agent Your Slice of Rural Paradise instant value. For Sale $779,000 Ian Jones 027 447 1758 This well-presented 3 bedroom home sits on approx. 4000 The home’s interior consists of an open plan kitchen m2 and features sensational rural views. Only 15 mins View Sunday 12:00 - 12:30pm & dining area, 3 spacious double bedrooms, a family (approx) from town, why not experience country life with all teawamutu.ljhta.co.nz/1F88GG8 bathroom, separate laundry & a lounge with a heat LJ Hooker Te Awamutu the conveniences of town living? pump plus other additional features. (07) 871 5044 Call Braden today to arrange a personal viewing. LJ Hooker Te Awamutu (07) 871 5044 Braden Chick 027 373 7790 teawamutu.ljhooker.co.nz/1FHHGG8 Licensed Agent REAA 2008 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.