Te Awamutu Courier

ISSN 1170-1099

07 871 5518 331 ALEXANDRA STREET Published Tuesday and Thursday TE AWAMUTU

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2004 223TC036-04

Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 35c. BRIEFLY Bright bankers Houses, hospital evacuated Grass Roots ASB team won the banking quiz challenge at the Redoubt on Monday night. Six teams from four local following chemical alert banks participated in the event which raised $60 for a local By Dean Taylor charity (yet to be decided). The dangers of mixing un- The Redoubt plans similar known chemicals was highlighted challenges for schools, real on Tuesday morning when part of estate agencies and other busi- Pokuru Road and Waikato Hospi- nesses. tal’s Accident and Emergency The eight round quiz fea- ward had to be evacuated. tured topics like The Olympics, Waikato Hazardous Goods Of- Geography, viva la France and ﬁ cer Peter Lee was alerted to an of course, a specialty banking incident when a Te Awamutu round. man was admitted to Waikato Claiming all 10 points on Hospital after he had come into offer in the penultimate round contact with highly toxic chemi- saw Grass Roots ASB head off cal fumes. the Thoroughbreds from Na- He ascertained the toxicity tional to claim the prize in the was the result of mixing two un- Origin Coffee and Magill Meats known chemicals together on a Pokuru Road farm. sponsored competition. The ambulance staff had transported the chemical to the Poetry hospital with the patient, but the product was still unknown and challenge as a precaution part of the A&E Entries in the Waipa Chil- ward was evacuated. dren’s Great Poetry Challenge Emergency services in Te need to be delivered to Te Awamutu were alerted to the Awamutu Information Centre situation and descended upon before October 29. Pokuru Road. EMERGENCY services begin the process of closing part of Pokuru Road outside the property Houses nearby the farm prop- There are some fun prizes where the chemical contamination occurred. 267041AD to be won. For more details erty were evacuated and the road contact the Information Centre was closed as a precaution. ices handled the situation well one had been sold door-to-door type incident occurs, his personal at 871 3259. Two farm workers who had also as they are required to deal with and he would need to make fur- belief is that potentially toxic been in the vicinity of the chemi- such an emergency in terms of ther enquiries because he was chemicals should not be carried cal mixture were decontaminated the worst possible scenario when not familiar with the product. by ambulances and taken to No bun ﬁ ght at the scene by the Te Awamutu a chemical is unknown. He says while there is a school hospitals. Kihikihi Inner Wheel Club Fire Brigade who rigged an emer- He says it appears the chemi- of thought that promotes tak- Mr Lee says enquiries into this raised $428 for Waikato Hos- gency shower. cals involved were cleaning ing containers to the medical incident and the manner in which pice Trust at a successful soup Mr Lee says emergency serv- agents for use on the dairy, but professionals when a poisoning it was handled will continue. and bun luncheon recently. Korakonui Rural Women forwarded a donation of $50 as they could not attend the function at Christ Church hall in Kihikihi. Speaker Janice Osborne from the Hospice Trust enlight- ened attendees about the work carried out in looking after the terminally ill, in counselling roles in the region and the pe- diatric service Rainbow Place which has been open for a year. Jordan on roll Te Awamutu’s teenage motor racing maestro Nic Jordan has stayed on in Australia for the school holidays as guest of the BRM team. The winner of the Formula 3 Trophy Class Championship will return home on Saturday week and will cross the Tasman again soon for the Indy Car POLICE kept their distance from the Pokuru Road property from where the Race at Surfer’s Paradise, as FIREFIGHTERS rig an emergency chemical shower so farm well as prizegiving next month. chemical alert was reported until the nature of the contamination was workers can be decontaminated on-site. 267041BD identified. 267041CD Super Liquor Phone 871 4009 TE AWAMUTU Before you buy in Offer concludes close John’s OPEN 7 DAYS of trade 27/09/04 while John’s Super Deal is Cash and Carry Only – Payment of John’s Super Deal must be Hamilton stocks last PICK OF THE WEEK by cash, Eftpos or cheque, otherwise charge price applies. TRADE NOT SUPPLIED. RRIIUUNNIITTEE SSMMIIRRNNOOFFFF Cheque us Peach Chatelle Chardonnay IICCEE & Strawberry Brandy Merlot 4 pack

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STEPHEN LEE, by virtue of alpha- ALAN LIVINGSTON said he believed JAMES PARLANE said he was the betical order, had fi rst speaking rights of he had brought positive leadership and councillor who was out of step with all the Mayoral candidate’s at the public fo- dignity to his role as Mayor. the others. rum hosted by Grey Power on Tuesday. A lot had been achieved in Waipa over “I’m the one who thinks it is wrong for He said Council communicated with the past three years due to an effi cient the rugby club to be allowed a sign, but maternity the public through ‘spin’. team of councillors and staff., which had for the band not to be allowed one.” “The positive is always shown. It is seen major projects completed under Mr Parlane said he had spent the past Hamilton about putting on a happy face, buying budget and on time. three years writing to the media to keep now and paying later. These included a $5million upgrade of everyone informed. “It is irresponsible for the Council and Te Awamutu sewerage treatment plant, “It has been my job to point out the the Courier to encourage lake use when to meet new environmental standards. weaknesses, the inaccuracies and al- there is a sign up saying don’t touch When resurfacing Te Awamutu Velo- ternative ways of getting things done the water because there could be dire drome, Council had insisted on highest around the place. consequences - a child could die!” quality and ultimately this had contrib- “Council seems to have two sets of He said he refused to accept that uted to the district being a leader in New rules and I haven’t had to set too many Council was a “marvellous team” and Zealand cycling ranks. traps to fi nd these out. How many of you Summer 2004/5 that division in Council was all James Work was underway on Kihikihi sew- would spend three times the GV on a Parlane’s fault. “The Mayor has been out erage system - something that had been property you have no real use for. IN STORE NOW! of his depth ever since the dog day - you wanted for 30 years and on which this “Mr Lee is right. It’s all about spinning Phone today for your free catalogue. cannot run a Council by plucking resolu- Council had “done the hard yards”. the ball in a way to trick the other per- tions out of the air.” Upgrading Kihikihi Domain, build- son. It is really commissioner-time now.” Mr Lee said the sale of 350 Council ing the Events Centre, continuing to Mr Parlane said he could not help Mon-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-3pm owned paper roads for a net $400,000 enhance the environment, the urban undignifi ed behaviour occasionally, as it 807 Victoria St (Cnr Victoria & Rostrevor Sts) was terrible business practice, as was growth strategy and airport develop- was in his genes. Hamilton using reserves of $11million over the ment were other achievements. He said if he cost ratepayers $20 per Ph 07 838 0344 past three years to achieve lower rate in- Upcoming projects included develop- head it was cheap for the work he did 267TC009/04 creases. He said he would not be bullied. ing central Te Awamutu, confi rming the and promised if he won his $1million www.eggmaternity.co.nz “I won’t take a step back from what I western arterial and upgrading water law suit against Council that he would believe in.” supply. donate the money to charity. everyday people Waikato Toyota everyday deals 1996 Toyota Hilux SR5 1996 Toyota Corolla 1998 Daihatsu Terios 4x4 double cab ute, 2.8 diesel, 5 speed, 1 owner 1600 GL, 5 speed, 4 door sedan, immaculate 1300cc, 5 speed manual, roof rails, side steps, CD from new, in immaculate condition condition player, alarm, immaculate condition in green

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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Wild is the wind vote - Hazel Barnes Waipa District ✓ Council, Te Awamutu Ward ✓ Community Board TheThe PersonPerson WhoWho GetsGets ThingsThings Done!Done! 267TC029/04 Authorised by Hazel Barnes, 52 Oliver St, Kihikihi, 870 1924

LA TOYA Millar in front of her father’s home she was in when the tree fell onto it. 267043AD A holiday with her dad turned house about lunchtime yester- Toya checked the other end of into a nighmarish situation for day when the tree struck. the house. It was basically de- La Toya Millar. “I never heard it coming,” she molished by the huge tree. The 18-year-old chef from says. La Toya’s dad was working on TISSOT Taranaki thought their weather “There was a huge bang, eve- the farm when it happened, but Swiss Watches Since 1853 was wild, that is until yester- rything shook and I had no idea her brother Sharn was across day’s wind blew a huge tree what had happened. the road at the neighbours and onto her father’s home, while “My mind was racing but watched the tree fall. COLLECTION 2004 she was in it. I still couldn’t see what had He raced home and was La Toya was sitting in the caused the crash.” pleased to ﬁ nd his sister shak- Now available at lounge of the Glasson Road It became evident when La en, but unhurt. Beamish Gemtime Jewellers Payouts labelled criminal The Sensible Sentencing this did not go anywhere near people ﬁ nd this situation abso- Trust is calling on Government far enough. lutely ludicrous and an insult, to introduce urgent retrospec- News that another 115 crimi- not only to them but to the tive legislation to ensure an nals were lodging applications whole aspect of human rights,” end to compensation payouts to for compensation prompted the Mr McVicar said. criminals. trust to appeal direct to the The trust is also lodging National spokesman for the Minister requesting urgent ac- submissions requesting amend- trust, Garth McVicar, told the tion. ments to the Human Rights Courier that while they ap- “The Sensible Sentencing Act. plauded the Minister of Jus- Trust represents more victims “This is where this nonsense tice’s action in appealing the than any other organisation in originated from and ultimately recent decision awarding crimi- New Zealand and the feedback where changes must be made,” nals nearly $500,000, in reality we are getting is that these Mr McVicar said. CAMBRIDGE Candidates’ coverage ANTIQUES FAIR Coverage of May- ANTIQUES oral candidates’ com- Cambridge Town Hall ments to Tuesday’s Victoria Street, Cambridge. forum convened by Te Receive 1 AA Rewards th th September 24 - 26 Awamutu Grey Power BEAMISH point for every $10 spent A feature in today’s issue Display (page 2). GEMTIME JEWELLER of PUBLIC DAYS Comments from Antiques Sept 24 - Fri 10.30am - 5.00pm candidates for other 25 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Council and Commu- You can now use your Farmers card not to be Sept 25 - Sat 10.30am - 5.00pm Phone (07) 871 6797 in any Gemtime Jeweller store missed nity Board roles will Sept 26 - Sun 10.30am - 4.00pm feature in next week’s Couriers. Gainsfords ADMISSION: Ph/Fax: ADULTS $5.00 AT DOOR 260TC014/04 07 827 4423 Weather PO Box 379 Exhibitors from throughout the North Island Cambridge Trading in: Furniture - Silverware - Art - Porcelain - Jewellery - Linen and Collectables Min Max Rain All exhibits are for sale. Pokuru 1 17 13 Parawera 0 17 13 188TC032-04 www.gemtime.co.nz

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 3 CAMELLIA RESTHOME Craft fair draws huge crowd

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Camellia Rest Home is owned and Residents are cared for with respect operated by Viv and John Higgie. and dignity, like a member of their For 25 Years they have served this own family. community providing residential The environment is superb, many of and respite care for older persons. our rooms have ensuites, and we are The team at Camellia Rest Home are close to town. the best. They are committed to the At present we have a vacancy. If you delivery of quality care that main- think you would like to be part of tains the residents independence, the caring and sharing family celebrates their spiritual and cultural environment at Camellia Rest Home differences and reflects individual give us a call. We welcome any preferences and chosen lifestyles. inspection at any time. Phone: (07) 871 5505 • Fax: (07) 871 8369 Email: [email protected] IT’S EARLY Saturday morning and the crowd is already starting to build up at the 26th PIrongia Craft Fair. 267044AD Preserve your special memories... Imagine your photos organised and safely displayed in photosafe albums, preserving not only your family history, but the memories of loved ones.

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PAGE 4 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Enthusiasm shines through Heavy downpours early on Saturday morning sent shiv- ers of anxiety through stall holders at the 26th Pirongia Craft Festival. But a spring day that con- AUCTIONS tained plenty of sunshine, AUCTIONS along with the odd shower and strong gust of wind, saw thousands of people ﬂ ock to Pirongia 2.66ha - Subdividable the annual event. Exclusive istiing Attention Investors & One estimate put the New Lis Large Families crowd that ﬁ lled Franklin Street throughout the day at • Very spacious 5 brm 15,000. split stone family home It may or may not have been a record crowd - but • 2.66ha (6.57 acres) there was certainly a record with consent to number of stall holders at subdivide (4 lots) 147 - all selling completely New Zealand made products. • Pirongia Mountain and Most seemed happy with Waipa River views the trade they were doing. The art festival in Pirongia • Mature trees, Privacy Memorial Hall, which ran and Location Plus on Sunday as well, was well Open Days: Friday, Sept 24th, 12.00-1.00pm attended and last year’s Auction Sat, Oct 30th donation to Pirongia Fire then EACH Friday & Sunday prior to Auction Force (from commissions and HOME GROWN: Pirongia mosaic artist Maree Wood with some of Don’t miss this one, contact Mark to view 1724 McClure St, Pirongia donations) of $1200 should be her popular creations at Saturday’s craft fair. Her work can also be exceeded. seen at the Ngaroto Garden Festival in November. 267045AD Pirongia Lifestyle 0.4ha (1 acre) Exclusive 90% of Renovations New Liistiing Complete. DIY to Finish • Solid 4 brm home with some great features • New roof, kitchen, bathroom & ensuite • Pine trees, natives, fruit trees & a magnificent oak tree • Walk to school & village centre Renovate and prosper. Auction Sat, Oct 30th Viewing by appointment only, contact Mark 621 McClure St, Pirongia Wrightson Real Estate, Te Awamutu Contact Mark Woolley (07) 902 0444 Anytime CRAFTY LADIES: Joanne Parkinson of Te Pahu BIG BIRD: Barrie Robinson of Te Pahu with his Local call to Te Awamutu with some of her ceramic work. 267045BD recycled product creations. 267045CD 267TC016/04

Wrightson Real Estate Te Awamutu Alexandra Hotel AKA Pirongia Pub Spring is coming and so Very rare opportunity to secure the lease of this popular village tavern. $1 million + turn over with excellent figures. If you are looking for a are the buyers solid business with unlimited potential, this could be for you. Summer is coming and so are the crowds. Sold as a going concern. Are you thinking of selling? If you would like Contact Mark for details. P.O.A. to know how to get the best price for your property.Advice and appraisals are free. Lifestyle 8052m2 approx 2 acres Quality 4 bedroom, low maintenance home, double garage with internal access. 2 bay implement shed, storage shed + car- port. Fertile flat land with stockyards, load- You’ll Be Happy Here! ing race and its own bore water. New Listing - Exclusive This is a must view. 0.93ha (2.3 acres) immaculate 5 bedroom home, Contact Arthur $325,000 ensuite, spa, great 360 views, beautiful gardens, fruit trees, privacy plus, Te Awamutu 15mins, Cambridge 20mins, primary school 3 mins, trout Section Selection fishing 1 min. Contact Mark to view $310,000 Te Awamutu: We have lifestyle sections from 2500m2 (over ½ an acre) to 2.75ha (6.8 acres) top locations. Prices may vary according to size and location. (3 new listings this week). Kawhia: 0.5ha and 1ha, elevated sites with fantastic views, easy drive to Kawhia. Contact Mark or Pat for details.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 5 PAGE 6 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Diggers gather in honour of comrades

The number of war veterans who paraded for The oldest WWII veteran present was the Te Awamutu Returned Services Associa- Private Joe Mosen (aged 98) who was a tion’s annual “Diggers Day” were down slightly Bren Gunner on Crete, with B Company this year due to natural attrition and the rig- of the 24 Infantry Battalion and was ours of one of the harshest winters in years. twice wounded. Never-the-less, 42 veterans of the Second At 76, Boy Bugler Ron Powell, late of His World War gathered, and as well their ranks Majesty’s Royal Marines was the young- were swelled by about eight veterans from the est WWII veteran. He served aboard the Korean confl ict. Aircraft Carrier HMS Indefatigable and A further dozen veterans from the Malayan took part in the Russian Convoys. Emergency attended including brothers Frank While aboard the Indefatigable, Mr and Don Hallett who both saw Active Service Powell later took part in the attack on the as Rifl emen in the steaming jungles of Malaya, famous German Battleship Turpitz, the although not at the same time. bombing of the Japanese held Sumatran Several Vietnam veterans attended, includ- oil fi elds, and the invasion of Okinawa. ing Terry Findlay who served as a Gunner in Another old soldier present was Gor- 161 Battery, Royal New Zealand Artillery and don Wilde who, along with his brother completed a 12 month Tour of Duty, in the Aubrey, served as a combat medic with Phuoc Tuy Provience of South Vietnam. the 5th (Field) Ambulance Unit, as part More recent confl icts were represented by of Churchill’s ‘Lustre Force’. First in the veterans Mike Subritzky who served as a com- defence in Greece, and later on Crete bat medic in Operation Tangent, at the end of where both brothers were captured near the Rhodesian confl ict, and Steve Stockdale the Maleme Airport and spent the rest of who was as a Paratrooper during the Falk- the war as POW’s, imprisoned at STA- lands war. LAG: 8B, near Lamsdorf, which is now in modern Poland. RSA President Peter Sadler welcomed MALAYAN veterans enjoy a bit of camaraderie. Mike Subritzky photos. all of those Diggers who attended and helped continue a local tradition which Diggers Day is regarded as a special all of our town’s brave men and women dates back to the end of the First World day in which the Te Awamutu Returned who have served this country during War. Services Association says ‘thank you’ to times of war.

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YOUNGEST WWII veteran Ron Powell with eldest veteran Joe Mosen. “We now have an efficient, professional heating/cooling installation service. Better air on way We’ve got quality brands – with quality service. New national air quality standards gazetted We don’t need problems. YOU don’t need problems. earlier this month will mean improvements to CHRIS SMITH community air standards earlier than planned, We can do the job right – for YOU.” (OWNER) this month’s Environment Waikato Environ- ment Committee meeting heard. New national environmental standards have been imposed on air and drinking water. The standards complement and build upon Keep cool this summer. actions already being planned by Environment Waikato to address air quality issues in the region. The new standards set concentration limits for various air pollutants and require Environ- Stay warm next winter ment Waikato to follow minimum monitoring and reporting standards. Where air quality does not meet the minimum standards, Environment Waikato will be required to prepare a plan that shows how it ... perfect all year round. will ensure that air quality meets the standards by 2013 if particulate matter exceeds imposed limits. The standard is not met in the four urban ar- • WE DO THE LOT! eas where monitoring is currently undertaken – Hamilton, Tokoroa, Te Kuiti and Taupo. • We can design a system New standards will apply to new wood burn- ers installed in urban areas from September to suit your entire house next year and amendments will be made to the Building Act to enable compliance to be regu- • FREE assessment in your lated through building consents. The standard prohibits open burning of oil, home tyres and coated wire, road bitumen, use of • FREE quotation any high temperature hazardous waste incinerators and school and health care incinerators • FREE delivery without a consent. • Quality PROFESSIONAL Bridge open success installation Te Awamutu Bridge Club players featured prominently in a hotly competitive open tour- • INTEREST FREE* Hire nament hosted by Waikato Bridge Club on Purchase Terms Saturday. Cassy McFadyen and Morna Kerr claimed second spot in North/South in the morning session, while Dawn Fookes and Lesley French were second in East/West in the afternoon ses- ENERGY SAVING, CLEAN AND sion. Blair Fisher and partner were third in the QUIET OPERATION, GREATER afternoon session with Gwyn Lobb and partner taking out a session prize. COMFORT AND EASY Karen Cumpstone and Christchurch partner Deb Moir were outright winners of the tourna- INSTALLATION. ment. Come in and talk to our friendly Club results: Monday, N/S: B Chancellor/M Berry 1=, J Butler/L Chubb 1=, B Owen/P Hobbs 3. E/W: C McFadyen/G Lobb 1, W Crombie/Q staff now ... and get cool this Kabel 2, D Fookes/L French 3. Wednesday, gross, N/S: G McLaughlin/M Fraser 1, A coming summer! Stockwell/B Owen 2, M Smith/M Parlane 3. E/W: M Bramwell/R GREE Holden 1, B Fisher/L Sloan 2, C Moore/M Moore 3. Handicap, N/S: G McLaughlin/M Fraser 1, A Stockwell/B Owen 2, G Sutton/Girlie Quin 3. E/W: M Bramwell/R Holden 1, C Moore/M Moore 2, B Fisher/L Sloan 3. Friday, gross, N/S: B Owen/L Sloan 1, M Corkill/R Holden 2, B Benton/M Berry 3. E/W: B Purdie/K Hobbs 1, B Fisher/G Sut- ton 2, J Broadbridge/J Flavell 3. SELECTRIX Handicap, N/S: B Owen/L Sloan 1, M Corkill/R Holden 2, Chris, Jason and Girlie Quin/M Chaplin 3. * Documentation fee and normal lending criteria Aaron look Friday Individual ‘R’ Final, gross: B Chancellor 1, L Sloan 2, B applies. Available only on 12 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. Telephone 871 7191. forward to seeing Purdie 3. Handicap: D Nichols 1, L Sloan 2, B Chancellor 3. items over $300 you.

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PAGE 8 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Rodders ‘grab-a-granny’ Te Awamutu Rod and Custom Club’s annual ‘Grab-a-granny’ was a big hit again this year. Freeman Court residents and some staff were treated to a 150x40 H3 R/S x4.0m cruise is a large array 150x40 H3 R/S x4.0m of classic American and Australian custom and classic cars, as well as some high powered tra- $$ ..2244 ditions pre’49 hot rods. ea Te Awamutu club 1111 ea numbers now stand at 75 New Zealand Hot CASH SALE ONLY Rod Association af- ﬁ liated members, with most owning desirable We deliver on Price - We deliver on Service vehicles. Members enjoy a WE DELIVER! range of activities, from TE AWAMUTU Rod and Custom Club president Craig O’Hanlon helps Betty legal dragracing to ral- Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu (next to Russ Water Services) Rusbatch find the passenger’s side of Vanessa Quaife’s Z28 Comaro. lies and shows organ-

ised by clubs through- Phone: (07) 870 5158 267TC059/04 out New Zealand. Some also attend Australian and American events. Next big event is the Nostalgia Motors Ham- ilton 2004 Street Rod Nationals to be held in WANTED... EXCLUSIVE - BRAND NEW & NEARLY Rotorua from October 4 bedroom brick home in good area FINISHED - P.O.A 22-25. Te Awamutu up to $300,000. A lovely sunny spacious, private, brick member Noel McMil- townhouse of 3 bedrooms. Carpet, dble lan’s business has 3 bedroom brick home on flat section garage, internal access, auto door opener, naming rights to the up to $200,000. vinyl, 2 x toilets, heat pump. So handy to prestigious event. good shops. Many members are STUNNING FAMILY HOME - ofﬁ cially entered, plus P.O.A. Being built now and getting the club and three oth- underway. Three double bedrooms, ers is running a sanc- large lounge, ensuite, separate tioned rally to attend bathroom, dishwasher, lovely the open day on the entrance hall, hostess kitchen, double garaging, I/A auto door Sunday. opener. 1960 PONTIAC owner Shane Vincent prepares to take his ‘granny’ Nance This event is held at This property is set in a good street SOLD Fletcher for a spin of the town. Photos supplied. on approx 1 acre of flat land. Very Rotorua racecourse and A GRAND OLD LADY attracts over 350 of the handy to school and a pleasant walk to a good shopping centre. • Centrally situated on large section country’s top cars. Sole Agency. • Large kitchen/dining area OPEN DAYS Locally the club holds at Trevellyn’s • Four double bedrooms • Double garage an event every month List with us, • Spacious lounge, extra dining room and is already well into and you could be SOLD!! • Sundeck, BBQ area P.O.A planning next October’s 2005 Te Awamutu Bi- NOMA CAMPBELL FRANK HALLETT AREINZ APARTMENTS Ph (07) 871 5694 on Victoria Street Hamilton ennial Hot Rod Rally Ph (07) 871 5594 which will see over 100 Mobile (0274) 745 603 Mobile (025) 269 7313 High quality one and two bedroom 267TC023/04 luxury apartments offer the ultimate in cars visiting the town. independent living. Open plan kitchen The club is undertak- lounge, large bedrooms, stylish ing major renovations bathrooms, fully furnished community to its Albert Park Drive lounge with TV, library and dining clubrooms in prepara- areas. Security disc entry, lifts to all tion for this event. floors. Full 24 hour emergency call system backed up by professional staff Anyone interested in and management team. Priced from the organisation is wel- $180,000 these apartments offer come to contact Ron (07 exceptional value for money. 843 4859) or Mike (07

Open to view Friday September 24 260TC005/04 847 7902) or attend the 10am-2pm & 4pm-7pm, regular meeting on the NOW SELLING Saturday 25 & Sunday 26 10am-4pm, ﬁ rst Tuesday of each 1350 Victoria Street For further information contact month at the clubrooms Hamilton Allan Dickey 07 838 3276 mt 92ny0200 at 8pm. Territory FIRST NATIONAL #198707. Bruce Spurdle ATTRACTIVE TE AWAMUTU LIFESTYLE BLOCKS: Ranging in size from 0.23ha to is now here! 871-6157 2.75ha, each with power, gas and telephone at www.1stnational.co.nz AJB Ltd MREINZ boundary. All sections have a gently sloping - FARMS - contour with good views. Priced from $95,000 incl. GST. Contact John. JA327. Internet 220 COW DAIRY FARM: 112ha located in the #197370. South King Country producing 70,000MS from 220 cows running as a self-contained unit. Good TOP CLASS: 24ha (60 acres) flat to rolling 20 aside dairy. Three bedroom w/b home with contour. New American barn style home with 4 sleepout. Price $1.75m + GST. Contact John bedrooms and office. Handy to Hamilton, Cambridge and Te Awamutu. If quality and Appleton. JA318. location are important to you, call now. 90,000KG DAIRY UNIT: All flat with peat soil $1,540,000. Contact Barry. CJ39. in a good location. Good 20 aside dairy and usual BARRY’S BARE BLOCKS: farm buildings. Three bedroom Hardiplank home. 2 Price $2.5m. Complete with 220 cows, tractor 5000m 1¼ acres Newstead $P.O.A 5400m2 1¼ acres Waipa Heights $106,000 and feedout wagon. Contact John Appleton. 5000m2 1¼ acres Te Kowhai $150,000 JA309. 5000m2 1¼ acres Koromatua $150,000 6000m2 1½ acres Whatawhata $120,000 Available in Rear Wheel Drive and All - LIFESTYLES - 1.05ha 2½ acres Te Kowhai $195,000 1ha 2½ acres Whatawhata $150,000 Wheel Drive EXCELLENT LIFESTYLE: 9.4ha. Three 1.6ha 4 acres Rotokauri $250,000 + GST bedroom home, three room sleep-out. Stables, 4.8ha 12 acres Rotokauri $395,000 + GST large implement shed/workshop. A very attractive 13ha 33 acres Nth of Hamilton $299,000 + GST ...from $49,990

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 9 Kawhia coastal confl ict in news The complex issue of coastal de- lier this year - Kawhia Harbour Pro- velopment saw Kawhia hit the TV tection Society - in response to new screens earlier this week on Televi- large scale developments such as sion One’s Breakfast Show. one at Aotea Harbour and another Appearing on the show, fi lmed currently underway at Puti on the against the picturesque backdrop prominent Motutara Peninsula on of Kawhia Harbour, were Frank the way into Kawhia. Thorne representing iwi group These two and one other large Te Rununganui o Ngati Hikairo development had been fully notifi ed, Resource Management Committee Mr Hall said. and David Hall, general manager of He said he had met with the in- Otorohanga District Council. terested groups and essentially they Essentially, Mr Thorne said that were wanting tighter controls of de- haphazard and intensive develop- velopment around Kawhia Harbour. ment of prime coastal land was “That is a valid point of view, but being allowed without proper con- we also have to balance that against sultation with the community and the rights of people to carry out cer- enough restrictions on developers. tain activities with their land.” Mr Hall said that Council was He said Council preferred to work reviewing its District Plan. He with the groups and he hoped they described the plan as a living docu- would have an ongoing relationship. ment and if the message from resi- Kawhia Harbour quality issues dents was that it was too permissive were also being addressed as a for coastal developments, greater result of community feedback in

197TC007/04 controls could be introduced. preparation of the Kawhia Com- An organisation was formed ear- munity Plan. Celebrating Deafness Awareness Week First activity in Te Awamutu Hearing Associa- tion’s celebration of Deafness Awareness Week is a church service this Sunday. The Methodist Church in Bank Street has kindly agreed to incorporate deafness in its service at 10.30am. A group of people who have learned sign lan- guage through the Hearing Association will be signing to a hymn, during the service. More than 400,000 New Zealanders suffer some form of hearing loss ranging from mild to complete deafness, 390,000 are hearing impaired and in 250,000 of those, the loss qualiﬁ es as a disability. This ﬁ gure was established by Ann Greville PhD, in a study published in October 2001. At 10% of the population, hearing loss is probably the largest unseen disability in New Zealand. And this will grow for two reasons - hearing loss is often a by-product of the ageing process and will grow with the advance of the ‘baby boomer’ generation into old age, while at the other end of the scale, noise damage among the young is a growing problem. Overseas research suggests noise damage is prematurely ageing youth hearing. Hearing loss isn’t just an old person’s problem. Research released by the Royal National Insti- tute for the Deaf in England last year shows that 73% of people who regularly go night clubbing, often experience signs of hearing damage the next day. This includes ringing in the ears and /or dull- ness of hearing. Free hearing tests for adults will be offered on Friday, October 1 and Monday, October 4. A stall and display of assistive listening devices, such as telephones and hearing aid battery testers etc., will be outside Paper Plus in Alexandra Street from 9.30am-3pm. People registering at the stall for hearing tests will be taken to the Hearing Association rooms for testing. CRIMELINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following matters since last week: Monday, September 13: Man arrested for breaching bail. Theft of a bike from Ohaupo Road property reported. Tuesday, September 14: Burglary of Gallagher Road residence reported. Two wallets stolen, but located on neighbouring property in a stolen car. Wednesday, September 15: Woman arrested for breaching the peace. Apprehended riding a bicycle at night with two young children passengers, without lights and while intoxicated. Became abusive towards police. Theft of a Toyota Corona (IX510) from Te Kawa reported. Thursday, September 16: Theft of a stereo from vehicle parked at Macky Access Road property reported. Saturday, September 18: Man apprehended for driving while

267TC013/04 forbidden. Car impounded. Theft of cash from a wallet of staff member of The Bakery reported. Sunday, September 19: Man arrested for forgery. Victim Support is available in Te Awamutu through Te Awamutu Police.

PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 YOUR LETTERS Abstinence way to prevent pregnancy Vote I would like to offer my opinion on the ting in trouble for illegally having sex? - a huge one being depression that can abortion issue that is running in Parlia- Is that law only there for the persecu- lead to far more serious consequences. ment at the moment on whether girls tion of men who have sex with women I have seen too many of the effects under 16 should inform their parents under the age of 16? abortions have had on women as well Maureen that they are getting an abortion before Maybe if the parents of these children as their partners through someone I am they get one. were advised of the situation young close to having counselled women who Firstly, I would like to say I have very women would be more careful; about have had abortions. This is a serious is- strong opinions on the abortion issue. having sex before 16. sue that is being taken far too lightly. McCool I have nothing against people who As far as I am concerned we should be I believe girls under the age of 16 have abortions, just the abortion itself promoting abstinence, not abortions, as should have to inform their parents and I understand there are many rea- a way to not get pregnant. that they are pregnant before having sons for having them, but, isn’t it illegal The sad thing is that these young an abortion - as legal guardians they for to have sex before you are 16? people (or most people in fact) don’t have a right to know. Why are these young ladies not get- understand the side effects of abortions CASSIA DONOVAN (19) Mayor Looking for some Make up your own mind Otorohanga Further to the letter published by you in support of the status quo election promises as to two out of three Te Awamutu Ward councillors, one can only District Council assume that those elected by apathy support this concept which is In the last month or so I have received both my really the unwritten policy of the Waipa District Council. ● I have the time, energy, commitment Waipa District and Waikato Regional Council rates I think people can make up their own mind as to why these people for this fulltime position demands. like councillors who do virtually nothing. ● Previously owned a successful From the fi rst (Waipa) I get rubbish collection, wa- If you want more money wasted then vote for them. Let me as- ter, footpaths (on one side of the street) in-fi ghting on distribution business sure you that I did not cost the Waipa District Council $180,000 or ● Council and an almost certain assurance that the rise anything like it. Believe in sound financial management of 5.14% over last year will be surpassed next year. The current Mayor has promoted little else except unworthy gifts ● Am a firm believer of the long term From the second (Waikato Regional) I get to help and gross overspending. Apart from this he has had little to add. Community Plan and I will give it my clean up Lake Taupo even though I don’t use it and Their senior staff have cost them all of $180,000, more like mil- full support don’t pollute it, I get to subsidise Hamilton’s bus sys- lions, due to their inability to properly manage resources and ques- ● Held executive positions in community tem which doesn’t service my area and which I don’t tionable competence. and have not used. groups Believe me, not twenty but a hundred dollars per person would be ● I am compelled to pay for an ecological reserve money well spent if it could stop the rot that we currently need to Caring and working for all the which I have never visited and doubt I ever will and prune out of this organisation. community the rate increased 30.94% over last year and already ● JAMES PARLANE Positive leadership the promise has been made that it will increase further next year. And so I ask Mayoral and Council hopefuls, please Time to elect Council with STV system Vote before election day listen to the concerns of people like May I express surprise that councillors returned for another ward, myself who are on fi xed incomes and promise a few probably through public apathy with the Council, rather than any Maureen things if elected. achievement for the district, should consider themselves qualifi ed to Promise to make users pay. advise the electors of the Te Awamutu Ward whom to vote for. McCool Promise not to build monuments to yourselves. It is apparent to me they are gunning for one individual whom the for Promise that if rates must increase they only do so Council for some reason seems incapable of working with. by the rate of infl ation. The fact that some councillors fi nd themselves at odds with other Mayor Promise to do what thousands of people do each councillors, to the extent that it inhibits the progress of Te Awamutu Otorohanga year and spend less than you take in, thereby making and the district, is surely an indictment of the leadership available. a profi t. The time has surely come to scrap wards and elect a Council by the District Any councillor doing most of the above could almost STV system. be guaranteed a long career on Council. Council P. W. ROBERTS 265TC026/04 P. J. BURCHELL Authorised by Maureen McCool, 66 Ranui St, Hamilton

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only $5 Daylight saving starts on A summer cycling series is purchased from 7.30am to 5pm Sunday, October 3, heralding run on Tuesday evenings, along during the week and 9am to the onset of twilight and with club racing on Saturday. noon Saturdays. summer sports in many The club racing caters for fi ve KICKBOXING codes. adult grades, plus under-15 and If you want to participate in a Te Awamutu and surrounding under-13 age groups. sport to become a fi ghting cham- districts provide plenty of op- Darts is held on Monday night, pion, learn how to defend your- portunities for those who enjoy boxing training Monday night and self, get fi t, or just join a friendly Tackle and twilight sport. band practise Monday night. club and make new friends - try SPORTS CLUB Anyone interested in joining kickboxing. all purpose utility box Te Awamutu Sports Club any of the above sports or The Phantom Kickboxing runs twilight cricket, touch, activities, contact Keith Parsons & Martial Arts academy has $16.50 cycling, darts, pipe band on 871 3910. two equipped rooms with ring, As seen at the Boatshow 267TC034/04 and boxing throughout the punch/kick bags, speedballs and summer. mirrored walls. Club manager, Keith Parsons It also boasts male and female 166 Cambridge Rd. Ph 871 6793 says entries are fl ooding in for changing rooms. Open Saturday mornings 9am - 12noon touch, commencing on Friday, Training costs are among the email: [email protected] October 15. lowest in the country. Parsons warns: “Be in quick, There is no joining fee, just 14 teams missed out last year, a low payment at each training being too slow.” session. Touch caters for senior and Club (logo) training attire is junior modules in competitive available but not compulsory to PHANTOM and social grades. purchase. Twilight cricket’s nine-a-side Regular sessions are Tuesday format proved successful with and Thursday, 6pm for under 13’s KICKBOXING increased entries last year. and 7.30pm for adults. There is some interest from For further information contact new teams this year. ANGLER Fran Allcock hooks a Phantom Kickboxing Te Awamu- Competition starts snapper. tu’s chief coach Rick Dobson on LIGHT/SEMI/FULL CONTACT Wednesday, October 27. 0800 542 548. Mike Flynn of Salt Water KICKBOXING Sports is predicting an improved fi shing season on Training in fully equipped last year. The onset of warmer water Martial Arts Gym conditions should make prospects particularly good for game FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN fi shing − marlin, tuna and shark. A keen fi sherman himself, Teasdale Street Flynn’s business caters for the (behind Chemist) fi shing person. He always has a plentiful supply of fresh bait, including Other Clubs around buckets of salted bonito. He also has a compressor in Waikato & Bay of Plenty store to fi ll dive bottles. Salt Water Sports supplies Call Rick on 0800 542 548 for further details TE AWAMUTU SPORTS touch the Taupo and the Waikato area player Justin Miezenbeek. with trout licences. They can be KICKBOXER Lisa Murray. 265TC044-04

Te Awamutu We Love Our Sport Sports Club TTEENNNNIISS CCRRIICCKKEETT GGOOLLFF SUMMER SPORT New rackets Golf sets, TWILIGHT CRICKET – Wednesday nights available now Bats, Pads, bags, shoes 9 - A-side Entries now open Check out instore Balls, trundlers & TOUCH – Senior and Junior Modules restringing & Clothing accessories re-gripping Friday nights Heaps of Sets from CYCLING – Summer series - Tuesday Special gear prices on $399.00 6.30pm at Velodrome last years Great Club Racing - Saturdays frames. BALLS (Five Adult grades) also Limited selection Stock Basketball, under 15 & under 13 Start your Rugby, BOXING – Training Monday nights season off Touch, with top Soccer, DARTS – Monday nights 267TC032/04 gear Volleyball PIPE BAND – Practice Monday nights

267TC033/04 New participants and teams are always welcome. Have a go! Phone Keith at We Love Our Sport THE CLUB - 07 871 3910 150 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Phone 870 3323 or further info www.tasports.co.nz

PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 TTee AAwamutuwamutu AthleticsAthletics ClubClub Join our progressive club at the Golf Croquet for non-association croquet players. Stadium, Armstrong Avenue, for Golf croquet is a very simple form of the sport, with games of enjoyment and fitness. much shorter duration It is very similar to garden cro- Registration night: quet which has been a popular October 5th pastime for many. The committee has decided to First meet: try to satisfy the request by al- lotting Thursday mornings to the October 12th game. Tuesday Evenings That is on the understanding that if the lawns are required by 9 yrs & under ~ 5.30-6.30pm the club for its present competi- tions, they will be made available. 10 yrs & over ~ 6.30-7.30pm Watch for the relevant adver- tisements for details. Contact: Wayne Strong 871 7811 It is anticipated that the ﬁ rst day

of play will be on September 30 265TC035/04 Murray Green 871 2182 or 871 5257 wk RUNNER Ryan Meacheam at 10am. ATHLETICS For further details contact Cath BASKETBALLER Rachel White Te Awamutu Athletic Club has Erskine 871 6161 or Doug Scott Te Awamutu Basketball Asso- implemented Athletic Waikato’s 870 1944. ciation is expecting big entries for TE AWAMUTU BASKETBALL run, jump, throw programme for both its senior and junior summer the past six years. leagues after the sports recent Club nights, starting at 5.30pm ASSOCIATION boom in popularity. on Tuesday evening, cater for all The senior summer league will of these activities, with coaching commence at the Trust Waikato provided. Wednesday Night Te Awamutu Events Centre on Each Waikato club has the Wednesday, November 3. opportunity to host a ribbon day Summer League The league caters for men’s, throughout the season. women’s and mixed teams. These days are ideal for ath- Beginning - November 3, 2004 Games of two 20 minute halves letes who want to compete more will start at 6pm. seriously. At - Te Awamutu Events Centre Entry forms can be obtained The local club caters for all from Mike Waters at Stirling ages - from 3-6 year-olds, par- MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND MIXED LEAGUES Sports or the new secretary Colin ticipating in fun games and ‘light’ Dowling 870 3295. running, to 7-9 year olds who are Entry forms available from The junior league will run from introduced to ﬁ eld events. 267TC036-04 Monday, October 18, through to Mike Waters at Stirling Sports An additional programme will December 6, depending on num- be run again this season for Entries close on Friday October 14. bers of teams. those aged 10-18, covering all Games will run from 5pm to events. For further information phone: 8pm. Contact club president Wayne Entry of teams, restricted from Colin Dowling (secretary) on 870 3295, Strong on 871 7811. Year 5-8, close on October 6. or Stewart (President) on 0272 716 161, CROQUET For further information and en- Te Awamutu Croquet Club has CROQUET’S Heather try of junior teams, phone Daisy 870 2922 a/h been approached about starting Richardson Rangi on 871 6379. Quality Bikes Just Got Stockists of clothing cchheeaappeerr $219.00 special $ .00 The worlds largest Alloy 359 manufacturer of Brake Shimano Shifters Mountain Levers With full off road warranty Bikes.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 13 KIHIKIHI POLO CLUB Play MMaaiinn EEvveennttss @@ KKiihhiikkiihhii Golf at... PIRONGIA Andrew Parsons on (07) 871 9844 nature of the sport, rather than PIRONGIA GOLF CLUB February 10-111&13, 2005 SPORTS CLUB or Richard Douch on (07) 839 6569. competitive. Monday night twilight tourna- drop. Pirongia First round commences on Octo- Two further teams are needed. ments from November on are The historic Waipa and Man- 10 Goal Tournament ber 9, starting at 6.15pm. Beach volleyball will take place always popular at Pirongia Golf gapiko rivers run along two LLOO Touch last year ran a 16 team on Friday nights, 6pm. Club. boundaries. OLF LUB February 12, 2005 PPOO competition at Pirongia on Thurs- Two further teams are required to For a small extra fee participants There are a number of mature G C GGOO day evenings. make up the 10-team competition. can enjoy a meal in the clubhouse. trees, adding to the charm of the International Day This year’s competition will take Twilight bowls, on Thursday Pirongia is an easy walking par 72, 18 hole course. Summer Sub ~ $100 place on Friday night, commencing nights, is open to anyone interested course, 11km north west of Te The club plays host to members (Daylight Saving) Curtain Raiser - Young England Vs Young NZ on October 15 at 6.15pm. in having a roll up. Awamutu. and visitors 364 days a year. The 16-team touch competition Start dusting the cobwebs off It has a reputation as a place of The course is closed only once Main Game - New Zealand vs Australia caters for mixed teams only. your squash rackets. quiet tranquillity and has Mount a year for the Pirongia Boxing Day Club stalwart Layne Kerr says A summer league is again being Pirongia as a picturesque back Races. Twilights Start February 26-227, 2005 emphasis is placed on the social organised, starting mid-October. NGAROTO SAILING CLUB Semi Finals & Finals of NPA Tournament POLO AT KIHIKIHI BMX RACING NGAROTO Sailing Club is look- Monday, October 25th Kihikihi Polo Club will hold their BMX New Zealand is introducing ing forward to another active sum- CLUB FIXTURES YET TO BE DETERMINED 12th International Day on February a new Kiwi Sprocket programme mer sailing season. Enquiries to Club Captain: 12 in conjunction with the three-day for riders under eight years. The Learn to Sail programme Phone: G Parrott - 871 3811 267TC045-04 Don Livingstone ~ 07 871 9775 10 goal tournament. The programme is designed to starts on October 3 at 9am and 267TC053/04 It promises to be the highlight of improve skills and fun in the sport. continues through to December. a busy season which is yet to be BMX is an exciting, fun, family The club has six one-year-old Optimist sailing dinghies availabe fi nalised by club captains of the summer sport. Get the BRIAN JOHNSON for use. Northern Polo Association. Te Awamutu BMX Club is run by an enthusiastic group of families. Club commodore, Murray Wall Te Awamutu Croquet Club Pirongia Rugby Sports Club The NPA have scheduled their says this is a great opportunity to Competitive Edge! tournament a fortnight after Inter- Club racing is held every Mon- is further expanding its range of try sailing. national Day. day night through summer for rid- Victoria Park, Bank Street summer activities this year with ers from three year olds up. Both children and adults are ...... Train for your sport the introduction of a mixed twi- The semis and fi nals of the Savile welcome. Cup will be held on March 13-14, All you need is a BMX bike and A GAME FOR ALL AGES light netball league. safety gear, including helmet, Major events early this summer The competition will run for six 2005. include the annual Trailer Yacht Much work has gone on over au- gloves, shoes and socks, long CLUB DAYS: Tuesday 9.45am & 12.45pm weeks before Christmas, with the pants and sleeves. Regatta on September 25-26, the OOPPEENN 7 DDAAYYSS possibility of another six weeks in tumn and winter to develop a third Joker Class Championships on Saturday 9.45am & 12.45pm 7 The club does have limited bikes ground to be used by the polo club, • Personalised programmes January/February. and gear for hire. October 9-10 and a Paper Tiger • Full aerobics schedule The Pirongia Cricket Club will pony club, Waikato horse trialers, POLO’S Stephen Kay A fee of $1.50 gets you a mini- regatta on November 13-14. Enquiries Welcome again fi eld a team in Waikato RDA and Rodeo. mum of three races and a prize at The club sails most Sundays, Country Districts A grade com- They are the leaseholders of the the responsibilities of maintaining starting usually at 10.30am, Monnie Garland (President) • State of the art equipment the end of the night. SAILING at Ngaroto petition. Waipa Equestrian Park and share it. The more serious riders are through to Christmas and recom- Phone 871 7795 • Results driven trainers! Playing in an expanded commences in February. SQUASH CLUB also catered for - the North Island sailed, with Jokers being the most Marcella Evans (Club Captain) • Easypay membership options petition last year, Pirongia made championships are being held in A winter Trailer Yacht series is popular in the club currently. Te Awamutu Squash Club is keen Get a team of work-mates/friends the A grade one-day fi nal and Rotorua at Labour Weekend, fol- also sailed from July to August Lasers, a very simple and excit- Phone 870 2288 available to recruit new members. ready to come along and have just missed making the fi nal of lowed by the nationals in Rangiora when a Centreboard regatta is being boat (sailed at the Olympics) If you are interested in joining some laughs in the six-week long Call Shirley Richmond two-day competition. (Christchurch) early next year. ing held for those keener sailors. continue to be the main centre- the progressive club, contact Deb business house event, commenc- Numbers permitting, the cricket The club has a tuck shop which The sailing programme is de- board class sailed. for Golf Croquet Pitcon on 871 8668. ing in February. club will be looking at entering has a range of hot and cold drinks. tailed on www.teawamutu.net/nbc. The multi-hull fl eet contains Phone 870 2199 Members are currently in the The event will be advertised in teams in both the A and B grade Food, including burgers and chips For those unfamiliar with the Peper Tigers and Hobie Cats. middle of the spring interclub com- the Courier early January. this year. are available every Monday night. whereabouts of Lake Ngaroto, it is Anyone interested in joining the petition. Junior squash runs every Monday Golf Croquet (Thursday 30th September): Team trainings 11am on Sun- Come on down to the Rewi situated 5km north of Te Awamutu Ngaroto Sailing Club can contact The fun (purely social) summer night during the second and third days at Te Awamutu College Street track and give BMX a go at the end of Bank Road, off Pat- Ross Wrenn on (07) 855 8342, or is a simplified form of the game - very suitable nets. Newcomers are welcome. interclub competitiion is due to start school terms, catering for players erangi Road. for beginners. 267TC043/04 or join the spectators for a fun junior co-ordinator Jon Hurst on early November. Year Six and above. 267TC050/04 PPhh0:0: 77 887711 88338844 For further details contact evening of entertaining racing. A wide range of trailer yachts are (07) 871 8432. Te Awamutu EIGER BMX Club LTF400 4x4 30-50%OFF ALL GOLF, CRICKET Rewi Street(next to Centennial Park) Ngaroto For $13,495 Incl. 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Summer at 267TC046/04 FrFr EQUIPMENT 4x3 Brent Smith Fully While Stocks Last 3 years to Enjoy the thrill of sailing Fly Fishing Schools 103 years Galvanised Trailer with Crate PIRONGIA FRIDAY NIGHTS on Lake Ngaroto Trailer Retail $1,895 Inc GST TTOOUUCCHH Contact BJ Starts October - Contact 07 870 2236 Racing every We sail most Sundays from 10.30am BBEEAACCHH ACS SPORTS LTD Monday Juniors: Learn to sail a club “Optimist” FRIDAY NIGHTS MM31 Leith Street • Te Awamutu • Phone: 871 5300 Adults: Try sailing on a member’s yacht VVOOLLLLEEYYBBAALLLL Contact Chip Check in from 07 871 9892 5:15pm CRICKET Learn to Sail CRICKET A & B GRADE Phone: 871 6269 Racing starts OR...OR... Contact Andrew 6:00pm Programme 24 MONTHS 0% FINANCE THURSDAY NIGHTS Proud to be associated with the TTWWIILLIIGGHHTT 07 871 9844 starts... 1/3 deposit - Trades welcome $375 Contact Ron Parsons Te Awamutu Squash Club $1.50 per rider p/mth BBOOWWLLSS 07 871 9964 Sunday SUMMER SUBS $30 Everybody October 3 gets a prize BE QUICK! Limited Trailers & Limited Bikes SSQQUUAASSHH Contact Paul Johnson 07 871 2983 For more For further THURSDAY NIGHTS information INFORMATION contact 267TC030/04 Contact Jodie Bower Main South Rd, Te Awamutu NNEETTBBAALLLL 265TC031-04 Phone Jon Hurst 07 871 9047 Susan Phone (07) 871 3079 07 871 8432 ILANA WILKS GRANT WILKS 267TC054/04 CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE: www.pirongia.co.nz A/H 07 870-3002 A/H 07 871-4448 267TC042/04 870 3389 www.teawamutu.net/nbc mob 021 445-262 mob 0274 948-672 267TC055/04 PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 15 Daylight Saving is Near! Time to PLAY

TROUT FISHING FIVE-A-SIDE SOCCER David MacLean of Mac’s Get your teams in fast as spots Sports reports that prospects in this season’s competition are SUMMER GOLF look good for a successful trout fi lling quickly. fi shing season starting on Oc- Te Awamutu fi ve-a-side soccer tober 1. competition has progressively got Last February the fl ooding bigger and bigger over the past Come and play our altered the river beds on some 11 years. local rivers. Teams competing in this sea- The pools and runs should son’s competition at Marist Park Course tonight have settled down by now and will play two games each night fi sh should be in good numbers. over 11 weeks, commencing You are welcome to play as many holes on our According to MacLean, the Thursday, October 14. Teams may enter the serious or survival rate of trout fry and fi n- championship course after 4pm any night for social grades. gerlings should be fairly high. The only stipulation is that all only $15. You can enter our Twilight Golf He advises anglers not to grades must have one female on Competition Tuesdays. Tee times 3.30pm - 6pm. be too hasty at the start of the the fi eld playing at all times. season - spend a bit of time to For further details contact Ken study the river beds and try to Miezenbeek on 871 4568 (a.h.) determine the new lyes where Simon Ravenscroft or 871 4510. the fi sh feed. TE AWAMUTU GOLF CLUB Tuesday Twilight Nights - Meals As is the case at the start of any season, the fi sh will be in Twilight golf is a summer attrac- 4, 4pm (boys) and October 6, available. Starts October 19 ‘04. tion run by the club. 3.30pm (girls). poorer condition after the winter The twilight season tees off Register at the golf club prior to 1 spawn. weekly from 4pm to 6pm, com- these dates. Any fi sh hooked should be mencing Tuesday, October 9. For further details contact Brian We welcome our new in-house handled carefully when being Catering will be available. Boswell or Jennifer Bisley on 871 released and given plenty of Summer membership is avail- 5661 at the clubhouse. caterers - Mac Jones time to recover before allowed to able from October 4 to March 6 - Play as many holes on Te 2 swim away. seniors $175, juniors $75, deduct- Awamutu’s championship course Fish and Game members are able from full paying sub 2005. after 4pm any night for $20. Driving Range - Now open to the still carrying out their tagging Coaching for school children will Bookings preferable, start sheet public and visitors. programme. re-commence Monday, October operates. Anglers are reminded to make SPEEDWAY GOLDEN JUBILEE 3 a note of the tag number of any The opening meeting of the competitors who can attend a fi sh secured with a tag at the dor- 2004/2005 Kihikihi Speedway ‘nostalgia’ race meeting and so- sel fi n, if being released. season is scheduled for Sunday, If possible, also make note of cial evening on Saturday, Janu- November 14. ary 29. the length of the fi sh and where The important news, however, caught. A Sunday race meeting, with is Kihikihi Speedway Club’s 50th special feature events, is also on This information can be given anniversary. the programme. to David MacLean or any local Newly elected president Roger Fish and Game member. Wells and his committee are Other highlights of the 10 meet- The details will be forwarded planning a weekend of celebra- ing season are the New Zealand onto the Auckland/Waikato Fish tion in January 2005 to mark the sidecar championship, to be held BUSINESS HOUSE TWILIGHT and Game Council in Hamil- occasion. as a two-day meeting on March ton and added to their reserch The club is keen to make 12-13, and the North Island records. contact with past members and midget title on April 17. Harvey World Travel are sponsors of a return airfare from Don’t let Auckland to Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne with P A I N Emirates affect your game

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267TC040/04 FFiivvee--aa--ssiiddee SSoocccceerr Te Awamutu Will commence October 14, 2004 at Marist Sports Ground, Park Road G LF CLUB Team Entry: $125 Phone 871 5661 Any enquiries contact: Ken Miezenbeck Kihikihi Road, Te Awamutu 871 4568 home, 871 4510 work Fax 871 5673 This advert kindly sponsored by WAIKATO CAKES 267TC041-04 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Te Awamutu BOWLING CLUB BRUCE’S FITNESS ROWING AT LAKE NGAROTO CENTRE Te Awamutu Rowing Club has just started for the season, catering for rowers from novice BUSINESS HOUSE BOWLS level (13 years up) to masters (27 years and over). begins Wednesday, November 17 at 5.30pm Members are coached to compete in their club, secondary school and masters regattas. New Players Welcome, both men and women. Trainings are held on Lake Ngaroto at least twice a week, Bowls supplied. Flat-soled shoes necessary with extra trainings prior to regattas. An opportunity to enjoy yourself in Te Awamutu stages it own club and secondary school regattas, a friendly, relaxed atmosphere while the club travels to other regattas in Auckland, Rotorua and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION at Karapiro. A highlight on the calendar for Phone David Haberfield 871 6546

If you are wanting to raise the 267TC038/04 level of your game, Bruce’s Fit- college students is the National ness Centre can help. Secondary School Champion- The gym runs a variety of sports ships. This season it will be held at Lake Karapiro during March Te Awamutu specifi c-training programmes, 2005. ROWER DANIEL MURTAGH both for individuals and teams. Anyone interested in rowing Sports specifi c-performance or requiring more information 871 3771, 07 825 9912 a/h) or assessments are available, along should contact Delia Ahlers (ph Wayne Asplin (ph 871 6071). with nutritional advice and event Swimming Club specifi c advice. SWIMMING The well-equiped gym runs cir- Te Awamutu Swimming Club is a Learn to Swim programme. Qualified Instructors cuit classes and a comprehensive going from strength to strength at Over the past 12 months many aerobics schedule. Te Awamutu Events Centre. children have completed the GOLF AT STEWART The club offers a full training Learn to Swim courses. Full Competitive Training ALEXANDER programme for competitive swim- Some are taking the next step Programme There is a big incentive to enter mers under coach Kath Malcolm. up to join one of the competitive Freedom Air twilight tournaments Some swimmers are working groups. Up to National Level towards qualifying for the junior The next Learn to Swim course at Stewart Alexander Golf Club nationals. will start next (school) term. Non competitive Swimmers this summer. The club also caters for non- For further details phone (07) Allll Enquiiriies Every player with 12 cards en- competitive swimmers, as well as 871 SWIM. Programme tered will go into a draw to win a trip to Australia. TE AWAMUTU BOWLING CLUB Contact Club Nights Throughout The twilight season ($5) tees Te Awamutu Bowling Club is relaxed atomosphere and the op- the Year off on Thursday, October 10. situated in pleasant surround- portunity for exercise, then bowls Swiimmiing Cllub Tees will be open from 3.30pm ings in Victoria Park. could be the game for you. to 6pm. Mick Rankin reports that the Twilight business house bowls Learn To Swim For deals on club membership 2004-05 season has just com- commences on Wednesday, No- 871 7 9 4 6 menced and the club would wel- vember 17, at 5.30pm. 4½ yrs old to Improvers for new players, summer season ongoing programmes etc, call Annette Shilton at the come new members. For further details contact 871 SWIM clubhouse on 871 7907. If you are looking for a friendly, David Haberfi eld on 871 6546. 267TC047/04 Stewart TETE AAWWAMUTUAMUTU Go into the draw Alexander RROOWINGWING CLCLUBUB for these fridges.... GOLF CLUB

Twilights Begin: Thursday October 14 Tees open 3.30pm to Catch the awesome team 6.00pm $5 fee - Weekly draw spirit that is Rowing. for free entry Buy any 4 dozen Waikato Draught and go into a ■ A great sport to develop fitness draw for these fridges. Tournament Dates ■ Great Coaches October 17 - Mixed Open ■ October 21 - Ladies 27 We cater for all ages: Seagars Black Hole Gin Heart College - Masters Rum 1 litre Ladies Christmas ■ We meet Sunday 10am at Lake 1 litre Tournament Lion Red Stubbs (24) Ngaroto $30.99 $27.99 $31.99 November 24 ■ Based at Lake Ngaroto, Christmas Open Tournaments Bank Rd, Paterangi Famous Grouse Bacardi November 28 ■ Excellent facilities & equipment 1 litre December 19 1 litre ■ Season runs out - March Waikato Stubbs (24) $33.99 $35.99 Bar and Meals $30.99

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Clubhouse 871 7907 or 07 825 9912 PHONE 0800 SUPER L. 0800 787 375 267TC052/04 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 17 Mooloomen in fi nal Te Awamutu connection in crack Waikato U19 rugby Waikato will be hoping his- Counties 28-0, North Harbour There are three players from tory repeats when they tackle 8-6, Auckland 22-17, Bay of Te Awamutu in the high-fl ying Auckland in the northern re- Plenty 34-0 and Counties 24-6 Waikato line-up. gion under-19 rugby fi nal on in the semi-fi nals last weekend They are winger Ryan Saturday. at Cambridge. Meacheam (Te Awamutu Sports “ The red, yellow and blacks Despite Waikato beating U21), fl anker Paul Johnson Introduction to the have gone from strength to Auckland in the round-robin, (Te Awamutu Sports U21) strength since dropping their the Aucklanders will have the and hooker Murray Bain (Te fi rst game to Northland 8-5. home ground advantage when Awamutu Marist). mating season Waikato’s scalps in a fi ve these two teams again square Counties and North Harbour ” match unbeaten sequence are off in the fi nal. will playoff for third and fourth. This is an opportunity to educate your staff or Tainui shoots have a refresher yourself, before the mating period. Ripper 58 net This will help you have more cows mated earlier. hot 64 net Cedric Tainui produced The day will involve a presentation/discussion of approximately one round by Riddell the round of the week at Te Awamutu Golf Club. and a half hours at the Pirongia Rugby Clubrooms, Pirongia, followed Pirongia’s Diana Riddell up- ard and all the major prizes by a practical session on farm at Bird Road, Pirongia. Tainui shot 64 net for a fi ve staged the cream of Waikato’s were all taken out by visiting shot victory in the open mid- master golfers with an amaz- players. week tournament. The topics include: ing 58 net at Te Awamutu Golf Group 1, 45-59 years: Open midweek tourney: C Tainui 64, J • Factors affecting the calving pattern, compact calving Club. Gross: R Pellow (Ngaruawahia) 78; Fredrikson 69, D Green 70, J Emery 72. • The signs of oestrus, and oestrus detection Over 100 players teed off in net: R Collinson-Smith (Pir) 65 b/l; sta- Saturday scramble: R Western 32, B • Record keeping, realistic goal setting the age group tournament, held bleford: P Scott (Kawhia) 44, J Webber Bain, L Common 31. Two: S Gillespie. Sunday Razzmatazz: • Timing of artificial insemination in conjunction with a trial for (Pir), H Spiers (TA) 42. Group 2, 60-69 years: Women: A Bahler 34. Men: S Gillespie • Bull health and fertility the Waikato Masters team. 36, R Western 35, R Wetere, S Western, Riddell’s round yielded a Gross: M Mackwell (Ham) 87; net: A M Western 34. McGhie (SA) 68; stableford: J Holt 40, J Par threes gross: S Gillespie. Twos: K whopping 51 stableford points. Green (TA), B Dench (SA) 39. The SEMINAR will be held on Robyn Pellow (Ngaruawahia) Bain, B Paki. Group 3, over 70 years: Best of the Vets: G vanner 36, T Tuesday, October 5 starting at 9.30am did her selection chances no Gross: Z Gray (Waitomo) 93 b/l; net: Thomson 35, G Lane 35, D Green 34, harm with 78 gross to win the D Riddell (Pir) 58; stableford: S Wood- L Common 33. at the Pirongia Rugby Clubrooms fi rst division. ward (SA) 46, S Gower (TA) 43, S Cle- Coming event: Club championship Scoring was of a high stand- ments (TA) 40. fi nals Sunday from 9am. Course closed to non-fi nalists. Spectators and support- The PRACTICAL SESSION will follow at ers welcome. Dairy #73621 on Bird Road, Pirongia Watts into fi nal Boost for club Tyne Watts not only won holes. The cost will be $35 per person and will include a light luncheon and Fifty members turned out the scramble at Pirongia Golf Harold McLiesh was runner- for an Ambrose fun day at Te course material. Please contact the clinic to book a place as numbers Club on Sunday, he claimed the up in the scramble with 39 sta- are limited! This is a great opportunity to up skill. Remember one Awamutu Golf Club. prized scalp of Bill Crombie in bleford, one adrift of Watts. The event was held to wel- missed heat can cost you $135! the semi-fi nals of the senior Despite his haul of points, come the 12 new members matchplay championships. McLiesh was beaten 2/1 by recently recruited in a member- Their match was evenly Dane Watts in their junior B ship drive. D US poised after nine holes before match. Each of the winning teams YOU NEE Seniors: T Watts 40, R Picken, D ERE WHEN Watts pulled ahead on the back included one new member. H nine to win 3/2. Ryburn 38, M Eyre, S Mills, G Watts 267TC028/04 37, K Whiteman, C Tainui, W Crombie, Guys Paper Plus scramble results: Te Awamutu Clinic Otorohanga Clinic Glenview Clinic In the other senior semi-fi - B Ryburn, G MacIntyre 36. Ambrose: B Smith, U Collins, T 333 Sloane Street Turonga Street Glenview Shopping Centre nal, Martin Eyre beat Barry Juniors: H McLiesh 39, P Druce, D O’Brien, M Fraser; Z Hunter, S Gower, D Johnston 2/1. Watts 37, L Thomas, R Goodhew 36, J Robbins, B Fladgate equal 1st on 55.8. Ph 07 871 5039 Ph 07 873 7089 Ph 07 843 8822 Eyre was one down after nine Creek, C Campbell, P Davie 35. Saturday: R Hawira, A Bahler 36, R Norris, A Thomson 34.

Phone 07 871 7149 Rosetown Realty Ltd 9.95HA (25 ACRES): Less than a stressful drive home from the city. A modest 3 bedroom home resting quietly in beautiful gardens, combined with good shedding, mix of grazing, trees, pines, Lusitanian, gums. $299,000 incl. TEA10106.

EXCLUSIVE - BARE LAND 2.04HA (5 ACRES): Situated handy to Pirongia. Brilliant Mount views - quiet rural road. Power and phone at gate. Value asking price $160,000. Phone Sole Agent Frank for further details. TEA10348.

DAIRY FARM WITH LOCATION - 75HA: Mainly gentle rolling contour, Tirau Ash Soils. high standard of fencing and races to all paddocks. Milking 240 cows and carrying 79,800 Fonterra shares. 20 ASHB dairy, good implement shed & calf rearing facilities. Excellent brick main home + 3 bedroom cottage. Price $2.5m + GST. TEA10362.

LIFESTYLE/DRYSTOCK - 2 TITLES: 5ha (12 acres). House size 295 sq mtrs. Immaculately presented four bedroom home with ensuite, walk in wardrobe, office, new kitchen. Large double garaging. 2 x 25,000 litre tanks. This home overlooks your domain sitting well for the sun, mature grounds, barbecue area for the summer months. Price $380,000 incl.TEA10368. 5.9HA (14.5 ACRES): Great building site, excellent views, stock water spring fed dam. $120,000 incl. TEA10368. BUY ONE OR BOTH TOGETHER CLAUDE GREANEY a/h 871 8869, 027 477 5444 - JIM PINNY A/H 870 4152, 021 721 030

FRANK COOPER a/h 871 8975, 025 585 112 - CHRIS GADSBY: A/H 870 1386, 027 246 5800 267TC018/04 SPCA Animal Shelter This bright spark is a very happy and friendly girl. She is around 9 months old, small/medium size and of mixed breed. She is very smart, quick to learn and very eager to please. She loves to play ball and would be great at agility.

253TC038/04 She’s an active dog who will need plenty of exercise but will be very loyal family dog. ALSO AVAILABLE: Te Awamutu SPCA CARE shelter: 229 Bruce Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu • Lab X pup, male, Ph 871 5222 or 021 463 543 8-10 weeks old for more details. Email [email protected] Ad kindly sponsored by... Lots of other cats & dogs still looking for good homes Main South Road, Te Awamutu OPENING HOURS: Sunday 12pm-4pm and viewing other days by appointment For appointments call 021 463 543 or 021 110 0829. Ph (07) 871 3079 - www.wilksbrooke.co.nz Closed public holidays. 267TC057-04 PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 WAIPA PROPERTY LINK LTD Re-union typiﬁ es REAL ESTATE AGENTS - 183 Alexandra Street [email protected] Ohaupo club spirit MREINZ ☎ (07) 871 7146 $ +gst Ohaupo Women’s Bowling 1,400,000 Club is still thriving 50 years after being formed. Past and present members regard the club with the fondest of affection. That is why a good number made their way to Ohaupo to Exclusive join in the club’s 50th jubilee celebrations recently. 101ha Wharepapa Drystock Myrtle McDowell, who along Currently running white faced heifers & dairy grazers. Well balanced contour with approx with Phil Simpson, switched 50% mowable. Good free draining Maeroa ash soil. Submersible water bore pumping her allegiance from Pirongia 900gal/hr. Mainly 7 wire fencing with 4 & 5 wire electric. Raced & fenced to 40 paddocks. to the Ohaupo club in 1976, Good fertiliser history. Buildings include a calf rearing shed with power, haybarn, workshop says a tremendous spirit exists with power & concrete floor, and a disused cowshed. 4brm home, recently renovated, with amongst club members. double garage & sleepout. A well balanced contoured farm with a variety of uses.

“The club never went into 267TC022-04 recess but numbers were down to about six when we joined FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: Peter Carey 0274 441 615 A/h: (07) 871 6362 nearly thirty years ago,” says McDowell. “There was an infl ux of ladies and revitalised the club.” PH: 871 3100 Over the years the club has run many well supported tour- 496 OHAUPO RD, naments and championships. TE AWAMUTU Members have had their Russ share of successes, including Rural Water Supplies • Domestic Plumbing Ruth Doherty and Phil Simp- Pool & Spa Supplies • Dairymaster Milking Machines Water Services son winning Waikato Centre singles titles. The club has also contributed CompleteComplete TrenchingTrenching ServicesServices to Centre administration as members of the women’s ex- • Latest 2003 45Hp trencher • Cable Laying ecutive and the amalgamated Bowls Waikato. • Design and installation of • Fast, effective, competitive “We were proud to have one water and effluent systems • Complete project services of our members, Chica Gilmour, president of Bowls Waikato from • Upgrade of existing 2000-2002,” says McDowell. systems The golden jubilee luncheon 324TC038/03 was preceded by a bowls tour- DITCH WITCH TRENCHER 45HP nament in the morning. Only one game was played before the rain came. • 6 way back fill blade It failed to dampen anyone’s spirit. Those present made an • Quality operators enjoyable morning out of it, HONOUR of cutting the Ohaupo Women’s Bowling Club’s 50th cutting one lot of cards and jubilee cake, made by Hazel Knudson, was bestowed on Myrtle • Competitive Rates reminiscing over some wine.” McDowell (left) and Phil Simpson. They were presented with their Southland Building Society life membership badges on opening day earlier this month, Quality Business is Doing it Right the First Time sponsored the lunch and raffl e. along with Martin Van der Aa of the men’s club. 2670419AD Harlequins U17 happy OUR NATIONWIDE SPRING CATALOGUE IS ! ! CALL AND PICK ONE UP! Waikato Harlequins under-17 rugby team OUUTT capped a successful season with a 21-14 win over O New Zealand Area Schools at Waikato Stadium of the SEIKO, OLYMPIC, CASIO. CITIZEN, TISSOT, on Saturday. Nationwide Jewellers watches: PULSAR, LORUS, ASTINA, CHEAPIES FROM $15 The Harlequins included three players from Te HHYYAAMMSS Group Awamutu - halfback Jeff Kite (captain), hooker ROSETOWN wide range of: Scott Bryant (vice-captain) and No 8 Chris ROSETOWN our services: O’Byrne, who scored a try. JJEEWWEELLLLEERRSS • quotes • valuations • watch & clock It was the Harlequins fi fth and fi nal match, reps • battery fitting • jewellery reps having previously beaten Wasps U17 28-15, Sa- Ph 871 7157 • • necklace threading • ring remakes racens U17 12-10 and Vikings 31-14. Their only 16 Arawata St • insurance claims loss was to the Centurions 26-0 at the Cake Tin. RINGS: Diamond,Emerald,Amythest, Ruby, GarnetJEWELLERY: Sapphire,Lockets, etc Gold Crosses,Pendants, & Silver RingsEarrings, ChainsCharms, Broaches Marcasite,ChristetningGreenstone Pearls GiftsAmber, & Paua CigaretteCLOCKS:Chime, Alarm,Lighters Mantle Wall 251TC034-04

Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 19 COURIER SITUATIONS VACANT

MILKING MACHINE TESTER REFRIGERATION TMC requires the service of a competent and

reliable milking machine tester to join our ENGINEER busy team. Due to our expanding on farm refrigeration Customer service skills are paramount in division, we require a qualified refrigeration dealing with our large client base. engineer specialising in milk vat refrigeration and heat recovery, to join our team at TMC. All applications are treated in confidence Please apply in writing, including CV’s to: Must be a team player Be prepared to adapt Te Awamutu Milking Machines Work without supervision PO Box 2, Te Awamutu Weekend work or alternatively to [email protected] Please apply in writing, enclosing CV to:

Te Awamutu Milking Machine Co Ltd P O Box 2, Te Awamutu or by email - [email protected] TEAM OTOROHONDA PARTS DEPARTMENT We require for our friendly and busy Parts Department: A person who is pleasant and polite to serve our many clients. Someone who has a good all round knowledge of computers and programs. Someone who is very well organized and is systematic. Someone who likes working within a team environment. This may suit someone looking for work hours between 9.00am and 3.00pm. Please contact the manager to arrange an interview on (07) 873-7273

EXCAVATOR OPERATOR

We are the Leading Drainage and Earthmoving Company in the greater Waikato Area. Due to We are seeking a motivated and energetic staff promotion we are seeking a self person to manage a street cleaning contract, motivated, energetic person to join our team. supervising and working alongside a small Our Company services Hamilton, team of disabled adults. Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Otorohanga The position is based in Cambridge and and Te Kuiti. would suit someone used to outdoor work The person we are looking for will: and early starts. Applicants must have a Be able to work unsupervised clean driver’s licence and be experienced in Have accurate book work and attention towing a trailer. Previous experience in work- to detail ing with disabled people in a range of envi- Have excellent Customer Service Skills ronments would be an advantage. Experience in all aspects of farm To obtain an application pack, contact: drainage, race work, earthmoving and site work Deryl Penjueli, Recruitment Consultant A positive attitude Phone: 870-1300 [email protected] An excellent remuneration package will be offered to the right person. Applications close: 4.00pm Wednesday October 6, 2004 We look forward to hearing from you. Send your Please note that curriculum vitaes will not be returned. CV and contact number to the address below Corboy Earthmovers Ltd R.D.3, Te Kawa Shannon Wrigley & Co. Limited Attention: Paul Chartered Accountants HELP! Donna’s having a baby. We need a highly motivated individual to fill the big shoes of our short dynamo. Become part of our administration team on a permanent part time basis and be responsible for the preparation of payrolls for our clients and provide support to our accounting team. We are a well established five partner Chartered Building Supply Accountancy practice based in Cambridge providing superior accounting tax and personal Retail decision making. The following attributes are Timber Panels Cement a must: A strong work ethic Mouldings And much more Recent experience in the preparation of wages CASUAL WORK and payroll We are seeking a team member to work casual Excellent computer skills and some knowledge weekend hours selling our extensive range of of Ace Payroll and APS would be preferred building products including timber, panel, and Strong communication skills consumables to both our trade and home A willingness to work as part of a team improvement customers. The job has huge A sense of humour variety and interest. Our team is well supported by great systems and We welcome applications particularly from those pleasant surroundings. who have experience in our industry, and age is no barrier. The essentials are a commitment to An attractive remuneration package will be excellent customer service and being a team offered to the successful candidate depending on player. If you have these, we could teach you the skills and experience. The position would rest. ideally suit someone available to work 8.30am As part of the Bunnings organisation we provide to 3.00pm Monday to Friday. you with a satisfying, safe and rewarding work Applications close Friday, October 8, 2004. experience that includes training, career options, If the position interests you, please apply in superannuation and buying privileges. writing with your resume or contact I look forward to hearing from you Jane Evans on (07) 827-5192 Keith Norris - Manager [email protected] Shannon Wrigley & Co Limited P O Box 510, Cambridge Tel 871-5187/Fax 871-8889 WE ARE THE BENCHMARK OF THE INDUSTRY! email: [email protected]

PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Power-packed Toms out to defend title BE SAFE Te Awamutu boxer Steven on the roads this season. Toms is in great shape to defend his under-75kg middleweight SIGNS ~ FLAGS title at this week’s national championships in Invercargill. ~ VESTS Toms beat Josh Hore of Te Puke to claim the title in Palm- ...We have it all erston North last year. He goes into the 2004 nationals with a career record as an amateur of 43 wins in 54 bouts. If it’s PARTS His latest victory was as a you want, we’ve got it member of the New Zealand junior team in their away match against Tahiti. BEACONS He won a majority decision Pole mount, Magnetic over T. Tesaatau. All Toms says the ‘test’ match was base, Flexi mount drawn, with the locals helped by your auto some controversial judging. electrical It was the fi fth time he had represented New Zealand, tak- needs right ing his international record to Be seen at night! here at four wins and one loss. NORWOODS He fought Australian Den- ...A must for all tractors nis Arthur (ACT) twice before travelling to Tahiti, beating him PARTS DIRECT in Auckland then losing by one 07 872 0291 point in Wellington. Toms has been named in Farm Machinery Centre the New Zealand team for the 267TC025/04 Commonwealth Youth Games Warren Longman 027 289 6263 in Bendigo, Australia, from No- TITLE ON LINE: Steven Toms will again be the one to beat in his TELEPHONE HAMILTON TOLL FREE 859 OHAUPO ROAD FACSIMILE vember 29 to December 4. weight at the boxing nationals in Invercargill. 2670421AD 07 872 0232 07 849 6000 TE AWAMUTU 07 871 8190 Reakes to For all your... Fill the energy gap. square off Contracting Needs against Feed your cows Ryburn Jillian Reakes and Gusto Rolled Maize Elaine Ryburn will meet in the fi nal of the plus molasses silver matchplay championships at Pirongia Golf Club on Saturday. ✓ The bronze I fi nal 86% DM, 13.4 MJME/Kg DM will be contested by ✓ Brenda Staples and High palability, low on dust Eileen Campbell. ✓ Shirley Grey meets Easily fed in shed, bins or paddock Fay Haberfi eld in the bronze II fi nal. ✓ Purchase only what you need when you Spraying Diana Riddell won the Ashby Cup with a need it best two out of three ✓ Pasture/crop spraying with 8m Boom rounds stableford score Even small amounts per cow make a big of 69 points. Scramble on putts: difference Division 1: F Haberfi eld Drilling 26, S Grey, B Staples, E ✓ Readily available in bulk or bulk bags Blackwood 28, E Ryburn 31. Undersowing, Cross Drilling, Direct Drilling Division 2: P Hughes 28, D Riddell 30, C Harvey 31. September Special Price Century 21 longest putt: R All crops and greenfeed maize Collinson-Smith. Twos: R Col- linson-Smith, F Haberfi eld. Scramble on net, 14-9-04: $ Ground Work Division 1: B Parsons 71, A Nieremeijer 72, S Grey 360 +GST 73, B Hill (Park Int) 74, B Staples 75, F Haberfi eld, S per tonne. ex Bond Rd, Te Awamutu Ploughing, Hoeing/Power harrow Eggleston 77. Division 2: J Webber, P Seed box combination for 1 pass regrassing MacIntyre 68, P Hughes 73, Call 0800 262 493 S Collinson-Smith, A Bailey 79. Check out our range of calf and dairy blends. LGU: B Parsons (silver) Visit our web site www.alliedgrain.co.nz 71, B Staples (bronze I) 73, J FFoorrkkeerrtt Webber (bronze II) 68. Century 21 longest putt: Mary Hooper (Park Int); two: CCOONNTTRRAACCTTIINNGG J Reakes. Brain to fore Phone 870 1317 Maureen Brain won

267TC049/04 the scramble with 35 OWNER OPERATORS stableford at Stewart Alexander Golf Club. Allied Grain Co-Operative Te Awamutu Ltd Maurice Forkert Paul Forkert Results: M Brain 35, B Her- bert 33, A Hayes, J Allen 31, 492 Bond Rd, Te Awamutu. 027 477 1656 021 968 547 C Lawrence, A McGhie 30, B Dench 27. LEADING ANIMAL NUTRITION 265RR047/04

• Plumbing ONE CALL • Gas & Heat DOES IT ALL! • Water Services • Bathroom Centre 0800 PRATTS - 0800 772887 24 HOUR SERVICE & FREE QUOTES 106tc034-04 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 21 CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES CHURCH NOTICES HEALTH AND BEAUTY Formal Notices soul. purpose. church KIHIKIHI Te Awamutu PRESBYTERIAN HERNIA living for a higher cause Anglican Parish BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES of Orakau PARISH VEINS Cnr Racecourse and Ohaupo Roads - 871-3888 Sunday, SEAGER - (Seager WILLIAMS - Pastor Andrew and Judy Vossen Sunday, CARPAL Florence Mona. September 26 Boy lives again!) September 26 Haemorrhoid Surgery. Passed peacefully to ST ANDREWS Mark David arrived SUNDAYS - 10.00am 9.30am ~ Christ Greatly reduced on September 15, paradise, September 21, 2004. Loved and The Zone for Kids ~ 10am Sunday Church, Kihikihi 9.00am and 10.15am prices. Finance plans 2004, weighing 3880 available. Central gms. Much to the de- respected mother, Revelation Youth ~ Anthony Campbell (021) 048-3961 St Andrews mother-in-law and ALL WELCOME Theatre Ltd 0800- light of Dave and Liz Rosetown Counselling Centre ~ 871-3977 Enquiries: 871-6130 10.00am Te Pahu 678-466. and Kate and Brad. friend of June and Special thanks to the Bill Sobye (Katikati). Everyone welcome PODIATRIST lovely Isabella, Nana Cherished granma of ~ DO JOIN US ~ NOW at Te Awamutu Bubbles and Poppa Gary and Deidre KIHIKIHI Enquiries ~ 871-6609 Medical Centre, fort- Sobye, Kim Hutchings KIHIKIHI Penguin. This Sunday PRESBYTERIAN nightly on a Wednes- and Max, Diane PRESBYTERIAN PERSONAL day morning from Sobye and Craig, 10.00am ~ Communion CHU RCH Wednesday, October GOLDEN Megan Sobye and Sunday, 6. For diagnosis and WEDDINGS Kim. Special great 2.00pm ~ Revival Hour CLAIRVOYANT/Medi treatment of foot and granma of Anna, Lau- 7.00pm ~ Bible Gems SepteSeptemmmber ber 26 um readings with foot related problems ren, Julia and Reuben Donna. Enquiries COOPER - 9.30am ~ Morning including corns, cal- Sobye, Caylin, Asher VENUE: Scout Hall ~ Scout Lane Worship - General 872-8150. lus, cracked heels, dif- OWENS and Katala Enquiries: 870-2225, Email: [email protected] Assembly Report ficult or ingrown Hutchings, Bodie and nails. Call (07) 872- Alana Butler, Liam Your New Testament Church in the heart of the Waikato Everyone Welcome FOR property convey- ancing matters call 0300 for an appoint- and Kerryn Jansen. A Enquiries 872-2898 ment. Qualified Reg- brave lady now at 870-4991, James Par- lane Solicitor. istered Podiatrist from peace. Anglesea Clinic Po- METHODIST diatry.

VOTE James Parlane IN MEMORIAM CHURCH the councillor that

BBIIBBLLEE CCHHAAPPEELL supports business not “DO THE DALLEY - Paul SUNDAY Alfred. Who fell Did you know? pleasure. RIGHT THING” September 26 asleep September 23, Noreen and John were 2002. Held in our When asked who their heroes married on September PIRONGIA HEALTH AND hearts with love and are, the majority of boys who 25, 1954 at the Join with Anglicans BEAUTY never forgotten. To St John’s Anglican are fortunate enought to have manawa, e taku ma- Be TIdy Church, Te Awamutu. a father will say, “It’s my Dad!” TE AWAMUTU nawa (your heart is SUMMER’S coming, Business, Education, Congratulations and 10.30am ~ Worship my heart). Love you Transport, Industrial, best wishes Mum ad How is your relationship manage your weight. always Dad. Paul Jnr, ALL WELCOME Domestic, You Dad, Nana and Popa, with your Father? Gain energy, exc Tara and Mum. Enquiries 870-1524 on reaching this amaz- How close are you with your health. I’ve lost 10kgs. KEEP TE AWAMUTU REV MARCIA HARDY Helen 083 291-862. ing milestone. Lotsa DRYSDALE - Son? BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY love from Zoeleen, Patricia Mary. Sep- Susan, Louis, Julie, tember 23, 2000. Four Come and join us this Sunday as we explore the CHURCH NOTICES Nev, Wayne, Rod, Pip, years have passed relationship of God the Father and His Son Amanda, Felicity, and you are con- Melissa, Katie, Jamie, stantly loved and re- Series: Going through Life with God Kurt, Brodie, Kyle and membered by Peter, THE FATHER & THE SON Te Awamutu is favoured to host Whitney. Timothy, David, Leanne, Mark and 10.00am start - Creche available Christopher and all DEATH NOTICES the family. Chapel Drive. For more information phone Brian 870-2287 Office 871-8667 SIMON GRIBBE FROM AUSSIEAUSSIE KJELDSEN - PECK - Greg. Francis Christian (Col Stringers son-in-law) September 19, 2004. (Frank). Left us one FORMAL NOTICES We spent a big chunk year ago today. “It’s State Rugby Coach - Chaplin to the World Cup Rugby Team of our lives together lonely here without as a family, many ad- you, we miss you VisitVisit our showroom today 7.30pm, Monday, September 27 ventures, many hunt- more each day, for life ing trips and many is not the same to us, & talk to Craig Venue: Information Centre, 1 Gorst Ave, Te Awamutu lovely memories. You since you were called Qualified graphic artist will never be forgot- Hosted by the Christian Centre ~ Enquiries: 870-2225 away. To your resting Members of NZ Master Hosted by the Christian Centre ~ Enquiries: 870-2225 ten. Forever in our place we visit, place hearts. Colleen Peck, flowers there with Mounumental Masons Casey, Toni, Mathew care, but no one Association Hawkins and little knows our heartache, 10 year guarantee Charlee. when we turn to leave WILLIAMS - you there”. Loved and WAIKATO Florence Mona. On remembered always. DAYS OF PURPOSE September 21, 2004 Trevor, Valda, Colin, STONECRA T 40 at Te Kuiti Hospital, Elaine, Sheryl, Bev- A PURPOSE DRIVEN LIFLIFEE CAMPAIGN peacefully sleeping. In erly and their fami- 41 Shakespeare Street, Cambridge her 85th year, late of lies. Phone (07) 827-5226 Tihiroa, Otorohanga. Hamilton, Cambridge, Tokoroa, Rotorua, Thames Valley ARE YOU INTERESTED IINN Dearly loved wife of ENGAGEMENTS the late Jack. Loving YOUR LIFE’S PURPOSE? mother and mother- in-law of June and MARSOM - Alexandra House Bill Sobye (Katikati), GISBORNE Darren and Karissa Dawn and Bernie McDowell, Owen and are pleased to an- Annette (all of Otoro- nounce their engage- hanga). Loving ment with the bless- at St John’s Anglican Church grandma of Gary, ing of their parents, Kim, Diane, Megan, Richard and Sue and Fiona, Raewyn, Les and Tiari. Te Awamutu Funeral Services for the 40 Days of Purpose Wendy, Louise, Sam SMITH - MURRAY. 570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU and David. Great Allan and Ann of Simulcast Sunday, September 26 grandma of eleven. Korakonui Te Awa- – Office, Chapel and Reception Lounge – Mona’s funeral ser- mutu are thrilled to starts with breakfast at 9.00am vice will be held at announce with love For compassionate and caring service call her home, 83 Tihiroa the engagement of David Houppermans, Blair Sanson or Paul L’Huillier EVERYONE WELCOME Road, Otorohanga on Deborah to Timothy, Phone 871871---55685568 for more details Saturday September son of Len and Eunice 25 at 11.00am, fol- of Wharepapa South Te Awamutu Monumental Services lowed by private cre- Te Awamutu. May What on earth am I here for? mation. All communi- For all Memorial work the Lord richly bless 204TC206/04 1 WORSHIP cations to 83 Tihiroa you both as you make Road, Otorohanga. your future together. PHONE (07) 871 5131 ALL HOURS 2 FELLOWSHIP 3 DISCIPLESHIP TE AWAMUTU COURIER 4 MINISTRY 5 EVANGELISM Phone 871-5151 ◆ Fax 871-3675 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Discover your life purpose!

PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 TUITION TUITION FINANCIAL FINANCIAL TO LET TO LET PUBLIC NOTICES LEARN to oil paint, THREE bedroom, town create your own mas- LANDLORDS house units with en- DEFENSIVE terpiece, Sunday, Wishing your property suite, Te Awamutu, DRIVING September 26, Art Rural Finance to be casually let or remote sec gate ac- COURSES House, Gorst Avenue, Specialists managed by a cess, pool, gym, bbq 10.00am - 2/3pm. All recognised professional? and sauna facilities, materials and lunch CALL US FIRST! int/a garage/remote, Phone now TENANTS Gary Gwynne provided. $50p/p. Consultants incl stove, Expelair, Phone Teresa 870- Mortgage Brokers Needing help finding d/w, waste disposal, 07 827-4443 4918. Trouble Shooters accommodation which and heat pump heat- Call free 0800-777-675 suits your needs? ing. $250 - $260p/w Contact rancene Phone (027) 539-5255 MATHS to NCEA-3. or (07) 847-6711. Calculus / Statistics. WANTED TO RENT on 871-7146, Mr Duggal 871-7721. Mobile (027) 289-3952 URGENTLY required 871-6287 a/h PUBLIC NOTICES three bedroom home, Waipa Property TUITION no pets, non smoking. Link Ltd. MREINZ Phone 871-3454. VOTE NORRIS HALL ADVANCED TE AWAMUTU, three TO LET For Te Awamutu DRIVING SKILLS bedrooms, two bathrooms, large living/ Community Are you looking dining, 1½ garage, An approved course of instruction for Property Board teaching Advanced Driving Skills laundry with washing (Auth. Norris Hall) ALCOHOLICS Management? machine plus one car- 239 Pakura Street ANONYMOUS “STREET TALK” can reduce your park, three years old Te Awamutu Restricted Licence period by six months ALL TENANTS in quiet secure com- If you want to drink, that’s your (three months if over 25 years) ARE REQUIRED plex with pool, gym, sauna, minimum term WE ALWAYS business On going classes start October onwards one year, $280 p/w. WELCOME... Phone 871-6026 TO COMPLETE IF YOU WANT TO Phone (0274) 446-088 Letters to the Editor STOP, THAT’S OURS APPLICATION for an appointment. Wedding Photos Phone 871-4072 FOR MS THREE bedroom Sports Reports or 870-3463 house in town, bond Coming Events etc. class002 P O Box 194 Ph 871-5044 Phone and references re- Te Awamutu quired, $210 p/w. 871-5151 Phone 870-4495 a/h. Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ PUBLIC NOTICES “Nobody does it better”

204TC208/04 FLATMATE wanted for two bedroom house in Te Awamutu, $80p/w plus expenses. TARAHILL RESTHOME Phone (021) 295-4442. 5 Golf Road, Te Awamutu FLATMATE wanted, Phone 871-3672 Fax 871-3757 must be working. Phone 870-2325 after 6.00pm weekdays. Set in 1½ acres of Landscaped Gardens with Rural Outlook, Peace, Rest and Relaxation SELF Storage, Te Awamutu, from Recreation Outings & Social Activities 24hr quality care $17p/w, 24 hour ac- Purpose built on one level Meeting individual needs cess security patrols. of Residents Phone (07) 856-7584 or (027) 608-1749. ~ 19 Bed Rest Home with single rooms now available ~

TE AWAMUTU, three bedroom, double ga- 204TC209/04 rage, quiet cul-de-sac, references please, $230 p/w. Phone (07) 825-2037. HEALTH insurance, THREE bedroom cot- “WE VALUE PROVIDING A SAFE AND HOMELY ATMOSPHERE trauma cover. Phone tage, Pukeatua, $120 David 870-3442. p/w. Phone 872-4711.

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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 23 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES MEETINGS PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Section 31(3) Section 41(3) Form 1 Sale of Liquor Act Sale of Liquor Act Council Carpark Sale of Liquor Act 1989 1989 “MMcDONALDS”cDONALDS” 1989 Saturday, Bottle King Hold- S.R.G Holdings ROSETOWN September 26 Joy Lindsay Enter- ings Limited, Limited, 39 Rewi PIRONGIA prises Ltd, private through its Director Phone Phyllis 871-4811 Street, Te Awamutu PLAYCENTRE LIFESTYLES company of Te Awa- Anil Kumar Gupta, 57 has made application mutu, has made ap- Cucksey Crescent, Te to the District Licens- ANNUAL GENERAL plication to the Dis- DUTY Awamutu has made ing Agency at Te MEETING trict Licensing Agency application to the Dis- CRAFT FAIR CHEMIST Awamutu for the re- CRAFT FAIR at Te Awamutu for trict Licensing Agency newal of a Off Licence October 10 - 7.30pm IRVINES the renewal of On and at Te Awamutu for under Section 41(3) of Pirongia Forest Te Awamutu Off licences in respect the grant of a Off Li- Sale of Liquor Act, Park Lodge PHARMACY of the premises situ- cence under Section 1989 in respect of the ATTENTION STALL HOLDERS 204 Alexandra Street ated at 33-44 Alexan- 31(3) of the Sale of ALL WELCOME premises situated at 3 dra Street, Te Awa- Liquor Act, 1989 in Guys Supermarket, 39 Ph Cherie 871-9995 in conjunction with the Rose & Cultural Festival SATURDAY mutu and known as September 25, 2004 respect of the prem- Rewi Street, Te Awa- for details Joy’s Place. ises situated at Shop mutu. 10.00am to 2.00pm November 20 and 21 The general nature of 3, 39 Rewi Street, Te TE AWAMUTU 5.00pm to 6.00pm Awamutu. The general nature of Contact the Te Awamutu i-SITE Visitor Centre the business conducted the business conducted COLLEGE SUNDAY under the licence is 871-3259 to BOOK YOURS NOW September 26, 2004 The general nature of under the licence is RUGBY CLUB that of a tavern. the business conducted supermarket. 10.00am to 1.00pm under the licence is ANNUAL GENERAL The days on which and 4.30pm to 5.30pm sale of liquor (Bottle The days on which and MEETING the hours during which Shop). the hours during which Tuesday October 5 the liquor is sold under HOST FAMILIES the liquor is sold under 2004, 7.30pm the On licence are The days on which and the licence are Monday Wanted for lovely Monday to Saturday the hours during which to Sunday (both days TA College Staff Japanese students the liquor is sold under 7.00am to 3.00am the inclusive) 7.00am to Room November 9 - 19 following day to any the licence are Monday 1.00am. Agenda includes: to Sunday (both days Attending person present and The application may be Election of Officers Sunday 7.00am to inclusive) 8.00am to Te Awamutu College 11.00pm inspected during ordi- Appointment of 1st Board Paid 10.00pm to any person nary office hours at the Fifteen Coach present and until The application may be office of the Waipa Dis- Phone 871-4761 3.00am for those din- inspected during ordi- trict Licensing Agency nary office hours at the ing. (Good Friday, at 101 Bank Street, Te Easter Sunday, office of the Waipa Dis- Awamutu. JUMBLE JUMBLE Christmas Day and up trict Licensing Agency Any person who is enti- until 1.00pm on Anzac at 101 Bank Street, Te Classified SALE Awamutu. tled to object and who Day for dining only). wishes to object to the The days on which and Presbyterian Church Any person who is enti- grant of the application the hours during which tled to object and who may, not later than 10 Deadlines Mutu Street liquor is sold under the wishes to object to the working days after the September 25 Off licence are across grant of the application date of the first publi- TUESDAYS the bar, Monday to may, not later than 10 cation to this notice, file 8.30am to 11.00am ISSUE Saturday 7.00am to working days after the a notice in writing of Authorised by Graham Jull 482 Bank Street, date of the first publi- 3.00am the following the objection with the 12noon day prior Te Awamutu ~ Phone 871-6587 Pirongia day and Sunday cation to this notice, file Secretary of the District Cricket Club 9.00am to 10.00pm, a notice in writing of Licensing Agency at (excluding Good Friday, the objection with the Private Bag 2402, Te THURSDAYS Secretary of the District Awamutu. Easter Sunday, Christ- ISSUE Te Awamutu and TRAINING mas Day and up until Licensing Agency at Private Bag 2402, Te This is the first publi- District Memorial 1.oopm on Anzac Day). 12noon day prior Awamutu. cation of this notice. NOW ON class011 RSA (Inc)

All players The application may be This is the first publi- young and old welcome inspected during ordi- cation of this notice. PUBLIC NOTICES SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY nary office hours at the 12noon Saturdays office of the Waipa Dis- GENERAL MEETING

at T.A. College Nets trict Licensing Agency Te Awamutu at 101 Bank Street. Notice is hereby given that following a petition Phone Richard HEARING ASSOCIATION from the required number of financial members, Parsons 871-4176 Any person who is enti- Te Awamutu an extraordinary general meeting of the or (027) 221-7667 tled to object and who Te Awamutu and District Memorial RSA wishes to object to the Soccer Club Free Hearing Testing (Adults) PIRONGIA grant of the application Reception Stall and Display of Will be held at the RSA Clubrooms, VOLUNTARY RURAL may, no later than 10 ANNUAL 5 ASIDE 381 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu Assistive Listening Devices FIRE FORCE working days after the COMPETITION date of the first publi- Outside Paper Plus and Toyworld, on Sunday, October 3, Thanks everyone for the cation of this notice. Will commence on support given to their Alexandra Street commencing at 1.00pm File a notice in writing Craft Day Lucky Draw October 14 Friday October 1 and BUSINESS: of the objection with The winners of the two at Marist Park Monday October 4, 9.30am - 3.00pm -“A vote of no confidence in the running of the the Secretary of the Park Road. prizes were: District Licensing Club by the Executive Committee” Inquiries Phone 871-3649 BBQ and table - Agency at Private Bag D Jackson 2589 Team entries to Note: All financial Returned, Service, Club and 2402, Te Awamutu. 2 Seater - Ken Miezenbeck Women Section members are eligible to attend This is the first publi- Phone 871-4568 (hm) A Rawson 2564 cation of this notice. 871-4510 (work) Looking For A Tax WJ LYFORD ~ Secretary/Manager We would also like to Filed on behalf of the express our appreciation applicant by Liquor Entry fee - $125 Effective Investment? to the organisers and Licensing Bureau Ltd, Same format as last year contributing artists of P O Box 19024, Hamil- Entries close October 7 At the stroke of a pen, your accountant or the Art Exhibition. ton. financial planner can reduce the amount of tax JUNIOR 5 TE AWAMUTU you pay each month AND at the same time ASIDE LEAGUE provide an investment for you and CROQUET CLUB your family ‘s future Will also commence on INC Golf Croquet October 14 HOW? at Marist Park Thursdays at 10.00am 8 years to 12 years Attend the From Thursday TE AWAMUTU Limit 8 teams PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT September 30 No entry fee PROFESSIONAL INVESTMENT MARIST Enquiries: Junior league SERVICES SEMINAR Shirley Richmond contact name David 870-2199 ANNUAL Hall. Phone 870-1613 in conjunction with Brooklyn Park Organic Olive Groves held at PRIZEGIVING This advertisement “DO THE Te Awamutu Information Centre proudly sponsored by on October 13 at 5.30pm RIGHT THING” Saturday, WAIKATO CAKES October 2, 2004 Join us for an informal information evening/lunch followed by some light refreshments and at Clubrooms WE ALWAYS organic olive tasting. 6.30pm WELCOME... Happy Hour Be TIdy starts Letters to the Editor Business, Education, Live band Wedding Photos Transport, Industrial, ‘Freedom Sports Reports Express’ Call 0800-747-757 to register Domestic, You your interest or email [email protected] (Levin) Coming Events etc. class002 KEEP TE AWAMUTU Phone ~ Places are limited and catered for~ BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY SUPPER PROVIDED 871-5151 YOU MUST REGISTER YOUR ATTENDANCE PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu. BUSINESS SUPER PETS WANTED TO BUY LIVESTOCK DEALS VEHICLES FOR GRAZING GRAZING WANTED FOR sale, Huntaway SALE WANTED AVAILABLE bitch pup, weaned, AIR FILLS top breed, $100. CALF MILK TOP NOTCH LUCERNE silage, WEANER ON site filling. Spence Phone 872-7717. WANTED CALVES/MILK conventional bales, Marine phone 871- 24 HOUR pick up. wrapped, $15 + GST. FOXY dog, 14 months GRAZING 7711. Phone Farrelly Calf WANTED Phone 871-3542 eve- old, fully vaccinated, TOWBARS Stuart Rearing. Phone 871- nings. $200. Phone 871-5384. Prompt collection WANTED Law Ltd, Phone 871- 5075. TOP grazing available We require farmers 6426. FREE white fantail and payment from December 1 to with excellent stock

pigeons. Phone 871- April 1, 2kms from Te and management PLANTS FOR 1821. COLOSTRUM AND Ph Joanne Leigh Awamutu. Phone skills that have safe SALE PENICILLIN MILK 021 668 721 (021) 954-348. farms with good fertil- MOTORCYCLES a/h (07) 883 4662 ity, subdivision, water FOR SALE Phone Mark Bocock supply, yard facilities 872-1772 or and are able to graze Love HONDA 110AG bike, (0274) 746-917 MACHINERY FOR SALE a minimum of 100 Love very good condition, dairy weaners from $1500. Phone 870- Nov/Dec till April 2005 The Cherry 4042. HONDA Concerto, WANTED to buy, de- 1989, automatic, ceased estate lots, old Contact: W. Dickson Blossom $2,500, 11,280 kms. china, collectables, (0274) 972-691

FOR SALE Phone 871-6655. tools etc, bric-a-brac. in Alexandra St? THE NEW ZEALAND FIREWOOD, 5m³, Phone Steve (021) Get your own at LANDROVER Discov- 227-2626. GRAZING COMPANY $160. 10m³ $290. MASONS GARDEN Phone (07) 878-5242 ery, 1993, 2.5 Tdi SR, LIMITED CENTRE or (021) 617-349. 132,000kms, $6000 LIVESTOCK FOR Wish to advise that our lease expires Ohaupo Rd, Te Awamutu spent on motor, near SALE on October 25, 2004 WANTED KNOWN Phone 871-6208 FRIDGE - freezers, all new tyres, very good sizes and prices. condition, $11,990. ~ EVERYTHING MUST GO~ FOR all your NATIVE plants, large Phone 871-5623 Sec- ~ EVERYTHING MUST GO~ Phone Mike (07) 823- HEREFORD Bulls RAWLEIGH products. quantities of pittos, ond Hand Market. 6603. Phone 871-5737. cabbage trees and Amber Mountain Office equipment Shelving Benches etc GLASS house, tem- Stud has three top flax. $2.50. Phone perature control unit. and all stock LIZ CLARKE 871-6604. yearling bulls on of- Phone 871-1821. fer, low bw, suit heifer We would like to say thank you for your support In-Step Podiatry Services mating. Phone (0274) to all customers over the years. BSC, BA, DIPHE, SRCH(UK), MARKET STREET Great 845-326. MRCH(UK), SRPOONZ, MNZPOD SECOND HAND We intend to continue but without a shop, so if you Chiropodist/Podatrist have machinery etc to sell NGAROTO MARKET Tyres! LIVESTOCK Trained in the United Kingdom NURSERIES WINZ quotations our Contact Bas or Karen Every Wednesday at Great WANTED (07) 855-0546 or (025) 955-347 Where savings make specialty Rosetown Physiotherapy $cents We Guarantee our sales. Prices! Services ✰Free Delivery✰ 160 Mahoe St Trees and Shrubs Fitting & Balancing AC PETFOODS STOCK SALES Cafe Phone 871-5623 Te Awamutu Gardens Now Buying Ph 870-4321 Horses Hours GARAGE SALE Kihikihi Road TE KUITI SERVICE

204TC207/04 Te Awamutu 0800-834-222 8.30am- 5.00pm 1092 Te Rahu Road, OPEN 7 DAYS Saturday 25, 9.00am Phone 871 3079 BULL SALE BUSINESSES FOR Ngaroto Road start, toys, books and SALE Te Awamutu household bits. SUBARU Legacy, LIVE CALF Monday, September 27 Phone 871-5668 2/1288 Alexandra 1992, good condition, COLLECTION at 12noon Street, September 25, reg. $4700 ono. Phone COLLECTION $49,000 8.00am, furniture and (021) 327-526. Te Kuiti Saleyards A C PETFOODS TRADE SALES other household goods. BLT ~ Bulls to be sold in pens ~ STAINLESS steel 32 Hairini Road, Sat- WANTED TO BUY REGULAR is a busy cafe situated bolts and nuts, Stew- urday 25, 9.00am, as- PICK UPS WRIGHTSON ENTRIES TO DATE: in a great Te Kuiti sorted household WHEELCHAIR art and Cavalier, Al- location. exandra Street. Phone goods. wanted. Phone 870- 150 Service Bulls 1524. 0800 834 222 We successfully 871-7062. PICQUET HILL Road, SPECIAL ENTRY operate five days Saturday September A/c: A H Gower P/Ship per week 8am to 4pm CARAVANS & 25, signs out 7.30am, STOCK SALES but the opportunity TRAILERS downsizing. 8 3yr Hereford Bulls exists to open seven 30 2 yr Hereford Bulls days and/or evenings CARAVANS wanted, TB & EBl Tested clear any size, any condi- Sell it in the You can be your tion, anywhere, rea- Classifieds! Enquiries Bob Drake 871-7515 a/h own boss. sonable price. Phone Phone 871 5151 (0274) 941-958 mobile GO ON ~ GIVE IT A GO!! Steve (025) 622-0011. Interested? PUBLIC NOTICES Want to know more? Phone Alison (07) 878-8030 or REWI STREET (07) 878-6193 a/h LIVESTOCK WANTED KINDERGARTEN DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL Would like to thank CLEANING Ngaruwahia to Rural & Domestic Plumbing Supplies Water Services Otorohanga Districts. Plant, Stock, Staff $30,000.00 ROSETOWN REALTY Greenlea Phone for payment of their September powerbill PREMIER MEATS LIMITED (027) 619-3968 WANTED PROPERTIES Te Awamutu and District Memorial Cows Bulls Prime Ox/Heifer WANTED RSA (Inc) PROMPT PROCESSING FREE CARTAGE SAME DAY KILL WANTED to buy, Te Awamutu, four bed- This Saturday JEFF KEESOM LIVESTOCK BUYER room home - don’t September 25, 8.00pm A/H: 07 839-7330 MOB: 027 280 8303 mind a do up. Phone Carole (07) 859-1328.

KATUKU BONER COWS WANTED

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment Restaurant open 5.30pm till late phone 871-3564 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Courtesy Van phone (025) 272-5667 Also empty heifers and potter bulls The clubroom is open to members, invited guests & members of affiliated clubs Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 PAGE 25 PROPERTIES FOR WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED FARM WORK HOME HELP SALE WANTED AVAILABLE BARTS COMMERCIAL

DOMESTIC Steve’s SPRAYING DOMESTIC cleaner HOUSE FOR SALE CONTRACTING plus OVEN and For a Professional Service, Specialist Tree Knapsack or Hand Gun available, quality for Three Bedroom 2.5 tonne digger WINDOW Free Quotes, Proven Reputation quantity, Pirongia at Affordable Rates. Maintenance Double Garage 5 tonne truck CLEANING Evaluated Costings area. Phone 871-9309. Wallace Terrace Tractor and midi-scoop “A Moving Advanced Certificate Prompt Professional Great Views Phone Maid Marj Experience” in Arboriculture Service Phone (021) 296-4625 Te Awamutu 871-3309 Pruning Chipping Phone 870-4354 Household or Book now Courier (021) 137-9065 Dismantling Thinning All enquiries to: No agents CAR valet. Phone Ul- tra Clean 871-6662. BusBusiiiiness ness Tree Felling TDCCH Ltd. Phone 871 5151 Ph AME Now! Selective Crown ELECTRICIAN Rural Workforce 336 Alexandra St MOUNT/ CARPET. Phone Ultra (07) 858-4506 reduction 870-4318 ELECTRICIAN or (021) 422-895 Te Awamutu PAPAMOA Clean 871-6662. FOR YOUR FREE QUOTE CHRIS MYLCHREEST Phone (0274) 191-591 CHRISS CHRIS MYLCHREEST BUYING or SELLING OFFAL (07) 829-8818 a/h FARM WORK WANTED CARPENTRY in this active property FOR: HOLES market can be highly « New Installations profitable CALF DEHORNING « Maintenance Ë Ë Ë TE AWAMUTU Qualified tradesman “TAKE THE FIRST « Repairs available for KING COUNTRY PLUMBING AND No Anaesthetic STEP” Phone “Irish” Maintenance Phone 871-2914 DRILLING DRAINAGE used Small Additions for current sales data Mobile * 4 Wheel Drive Colin Downie Alterations Because of its great and advice (027) 496-7849 * Best Equipment Plumbing & Drainage 07) 575-8095 Decks etc ( * Best Prices success last season. (021) 515-538 Maintenance Free quotes given * Foundations §New houses alterations This year FREE Trauma Counselling NO JOB TOO SMALL FIX THOSE Keith Savage “Irish” * Lined Soak Holes §Septic tank and effluents Phone Wayne Glidden 871-8977 annoying window * Associated §Blocked drains - Hydro mob (027) 454-3336 Mount Property shop Phone Chriss on and door MREINZ Ltd (07) 872-2434 evenings Concrete Products Jet and Camera problems NOW! Phone or (0274) 863-883 Conservatories PHONE DENNIS SITUATIONS VACANT WORK WANTED Window Handles COLSON (0274) 989-022 or 871-8976 a/h COMPLETE cleaning Friction Stays 0800 DUG HOLES BUILDERS available, service. Phone Ultra Door Handles 0800 384 465 HODGSON $40 plus GST per Clean 871-6662. Door Hinges hour. Phone Lance Sliding Door Rollers PAINTER, very ex- MOTORS (027) 256-6622 or a/h GARDENER, Ron Aluminium Frames perienced, attractive TREE & STUMP 870-1441 or Kane (07) Elder, for all mainte- Security Locks rates, quality job 825-9000. nance. Ph 871-4282. Glazing guaranteed. Phone SERVICE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS REQUIRED Window Rubber 872-8172 or (0274) Call Dennis Clements Te Awamutu and surrounding districts Safeguard Safes 903-522. TENDERS TOTAL TREE CARE Assistance is available to obtain a Phone 871-5221 passenger service licence. PANELBEATING Te Awamutu Owned Phone 871-6373 and Operated 0800-25-25-00

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& DOOR S Panel and Paint Tree Surgeon CONTRACT 794 CARRERA SECURIITY DOORS 87 Albert Park Drive Stump Removal PRE-SEAL REPAIRS/SECOND COAT & WINDOWS Te Awamutu & WIIN DOWS SPORT RACING SEALING AND RESEALING 2004/2005 Phone 871-6780 § Highly qualified SPORT RACING MAGIC SEAL and § Quality guaranteed CRIMSAFE Brands Tenders are invited from suitably qualified PC PROBLEMS? Ph Mike at FRASERS PORSCHE MECHANIC contractors to carry out pre-seal repairs, reseals Guaranteed products NO fix, no fee, repairs and second coat sealing and asphaltic concrete Personal service from experienced local 0800-888-121 IT professional. Mo- paving of approximately 49 kilometres of Councils Phone Dave 871-7200 Do you excel in the automotive field with a real Freephone 0800 104 466 bile upgrades, repairs passion for sports cars? We are looking for a sen- rural and urban roading. and installations ser- WATERBLASTING ior mechanic, fabricator or engineer to play a vital Tenders will close at Otorohanga District Councils vice. No call out fees! role in our successful race support team working office at 4.00pm Monday, October 11, 2004. Phone Matt (021) Houses Driveways predominantly on Porsches and involving both 261-5277 or 870-3038. Tender documents are available from the Cowsheds race preparation and servicing in the workshop Farm Buildings and support at the racetrack. Council’s Maniapoto Street Office or by writing to: Machinery Odd Jobs You will also be involved with servicing and The Engineering Manager FREE TO AIR Satelite TV is here Rosetown Phone (0274) 796-033 repairing all types of Porsches for our customers Otorohanga District Council who have come to appreciate the high standard of P O Box 11 No monthly fees Perfect pictures service and skill that you will offer as part of the Otorohanga DRIVER Europacific team. Call Quality Pics WEEDSPRAYING Please direct initial enquiries to Sarah Comber, TRAINING You will need to have a least five years automotive Engineering Support Officer, phone 0800 007 667 Boom experience and be able to operate under (07) 873-8199 or email [email protected] Max or Kay Pasture pressure. You will be a team player who can be Phone Visit our website Crop flexible as required to get the job done. A sense 872-2805 of humour will help too. IAN GOODEN www.qualitypics.co.nz Maize ENGINEERING MANAGER Handgun Work WORKSHOP Glen Rawson Phone Jim Coates ASSISTANT AUCTIONS (0274) 460-342 Plumbing or (07) 873-2884 Craftsman, Plumber We are looking for a workshop assistant to carry and Gasfitter SHUTTLE out general duties in our busy Porsche Service Roofing Maintenance Centre located at Pirongia. This would suit a SERVICE New WEEDSPRAYING school leaver who has a real interest in the Phone (027) 222-7590 Te Awamutu based automotive trade. You will needs lots of enthusiasm Radio Controlled Units and a positive can-do attitude and be able to work or 870-2987a/h Shuttles - transfers - t Handgun Work well as part of a team. You will need to be HOMEKILLS, Neville charters t Gorse prepared to tackle a wide variety of tasks, but and Cherie Kemp, Airport transfers t Ragwort training will be given where required. www.meateater.co.nz, Social and private t Thistles The Cambridge Antique & Collectable Phone 871-9995. t Industrial Sites functions OFFICE AUCTION HOUSEWASH, low Ph Pat or Deanne Competitive Rates ADMINISTRATOR pressure chemical 872-2530 Phone Marshall

Art Deco, Victorian, Edwardian, Art Nouveau, washing, roof clean, Fax 872-2535 Contracting We are looking for an office administrator/ Jewellery, Collectables, Furniture, Silver, Crystal, tiles, decromastic, ro- 871-7896 accountant/wonder worker to help out in our office China, Glass, Porcelain, Clocks tary, concrete clean- SPOUTING replaced supporting a busy Porsche Service and Parts Marley, $23 per me- ing. Phone Johnny FARM WORK Centre. This will be a difficult job requiring a Sunday, Sep 26 - commencing 10am Nelson, WashBright tre, fitted inc GST. determined individual to set up and run systems 871-7389 or (0274) Call Tony 871-3620. WANTED within our office. The position could be part time VIEWING: Thursday 23rd, 9am - 5pm 763-347. Friday 24th, 9am - 9pm or full time to suit the right person. It will be TE AWAMUTU CROP & challenging, but the future could be really bright. Saturday 25th, 9am - 5pm LOUNGE SUITES. Sunday 26th, doors open 8.30am Phone Ultra Clean LAWNCARE PASTURE For any of the above positions please apply in 871-6662. Full catalogue on www.camauc.co.nz Lawnmowing SPRAYING writing with your CV and contact details to: Full section care Steve Rasmussen, Europacific 15 Cook Street, Cambridge PAINTER Phone Neil Drury PO Box 97- Te Awamutu Phone 07 827 6686, Fax 07 827 8337 TEN years experience. Phone 870-1414 [email protected] Email: [email protected] Phone Paul (027) 282- (021) 926-315

267TC203/04 or (027) 251-1414 Agricultural Contractor AUCTIONEERS WITH INTEGRITY 8950. APPLICATIONS CLOSE OCTOBER 8, 2004 PAGE 26 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, September 23, 2004 Te Awamutu Courier ENTERTAINMENT

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Phone Stewart Rose HOME ON THE RANGE G THU, FRI, MON, TUE & WED 10.00, 11.50 & 3.50, SAT 12.20 & 2.15, (027) 271-6161 SUN 11.20 & 1.15 or 870-2922a/h Your favourite lazy fat cat comes to the movies in this live action/CG film to entertain you.

GARFIELD G THU, FRI, MON & TUE 9.50, 11.40 & 4.20, SAT 12.00 & 4.10, SUN 11.00 & 3.10, WED 9.50, 11.40, 4.20 & 6.15

TRUCK “A satisfying excursion into the twilight zone. One of those movies that stays with you.” DRIVERS NZ Herald. A really good old-fashioned mystery drama. BEWILDERING. CHILLING. EERIE. SCARY. REQUIRED

For a Hamilton based THE VILLAGE M company, modern LAST 2 WEEKS. THU 7.40, FRI 7.45, SAT 8.00, SUN 7.00, well maintained fleet, MON, TUE & WED 7.40 top rates of pay, only Oscar is a fast-talking little fish whose big dreams have a habit of landing him in hot competent, experi- water. The greatest cast ever has been assembled for this fantastic CG deep sea adventure. enced drivers need One for every member of the family to enjoy as much as FINDING NEMO and SHREK. apply, immediate start, female appli- SHARK TALE PG cants welcomed. THU, FRI, MON & TUE 10.20, 12.20, 2.20 & 6.15, SAT 12.30, 2.30 & 6.30, SUN 11.30, 1.30 & 3.30, WED 10.20, 12.20 & 2.20 Phone details to (07) 843-7797 A quick-fire entertainer not to be missed. Fast-paced action done with humour and style. Take the ride. This movies pulses forward relentlessly and the tension never slackens. THE BOURNE SUPREMACY M THU 8.00, FRI 8.05, SAT 4.00 & 8.20, SUN 5.10 & 7.20, MON & TUE 8.00, WED 5.50 & 8.00 One of the most beautiful films you will get to see this year. It is a wonderful, wonderful, intriguing film. When you open your door to strangers, you never know who might come in. Highly recommended for adults.

- HIGH STANDARD OF DRESS ESSENTIAL - G Friday MY HOUSE IN UMBRIA M T HURSDAY... THU 10.30 & 3.30, FRI 1.35 & 5.30, SAT 12.05 & 4.05, SUN 11.05 & 3.05, Stella Corporate Club MON & WED 10.30 & 3.30, TUE 12.30 & 5.30 Enjoy a FREE platter and cheap beer. Come IG GUIDE... along!! We promise you won’t be disappointed. Side-splitting humour and heart of gold, a natural successor to Waking Ned Devine and Saving Grace with more energy than both combined. Funny, sweet and beautifully told. A ...Band...Takes Two Night TIM crowd pleasing comedy in the vein of Mrs Caldicot’s Cabbage War. Brenda Blethyn, Alfred Molina, Naomi Watts and Christopher Walkin star in.. F RIDAY... till late Waikato v Canterbury PLOTS WITH A VIEW M $3.50 handles $3 house wines - during game THU 1.35 & 5.30, FRI 10.30 & 3.30, SAT 2.05 & 6.05, SUN 1.05 & 5.05, Jim Beams 2 for $12 MON 12.30 & 5.30, TUE 10.30 & 3.30, WED 1.35 & 5.30 ...Followed by...The Fuzz Carries the Manager’s personal recommendation. Every once in a while a movie comes along with very special appeal and this is one of those. Life in South London in 1960. The bigots, S ATURDAY... false friends, true friends and a boy’s experiences to realise the difference. In a word, this FREE Video jukebox all night! gg film is WONDROUS. 6000 songs @ 2000watts!! On 120” of screen. ArmstrongArmstronArmstron Jim Beams 2 for $12 during all NPC games $3.50 handles, $3 house wines WONDROUS OBLIVION PG IF YOU LIKED BILLY ELLIOT, THEN THIS FILM IS FOR YOU Coming soon... QUIZ NIGHTS Phone Jacob Starts Oct 7. Get a team of 4 together THU & FRI 5.40, SAT 6.00, SUN 5.00, MON, TUE & WED 5.40 BAR PHONE: 871 7282 ARAWATA STREET, TE AWAMUTU 871 4768 Next Week: Alien Vs Predator 267TC020/04

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LINDA SUE STUART MADHUR RHYS DAVE YVONNE MOSEN FORREST PARKER LATA WATKINSON FOWLER ROTHERY MELANIE KEN A/H - 871 3806 A/H 871 9466 A/H - 871 3147 A/H - 871 3147 A/H - 870 3000 After Hours KAWHIA BARKER MCGRATH (027) 273 7483 MOB: 0275 467 212 (027) 283 5928 (027) 679 2224 (021) 60 60 98 07 872 8018 A/H - 07 871 0795 AREINZ AREINZ www.rhys.latest-info.com (027) 419 1271 (021) 185 9736 0274 839 845 0274 984 156 Otorohanga - 34 Gradara Ave AUCTION Te Awamutu - 442 Te Rahu Rd $249,000 Te Awamutu-2/115 Collins Ave $169,000 Te Awamutu-609 Mandeno St Mid $150’s

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HOME SWEET HOME FEEL SAFE AND SECURE PRIVATE AND PEACEFUL TREAT YOURSELF This cosy 3 bedroom home has a modern kitchen, lounge with a This townhouse is here for you to Set on a private section down a Not a cent to spend on this beauty. woodburner and a wooden deck to capture the sun and the coun- discover. 3 bedrooms, walk in right of way this 3 bedroom home New carpets, near new kitchen with try views. New bathroom, double garage all situated on a flat 2 wardrobe, 2 bathrooms and spa- with open plan living offers further dishwasher and stylish polished 1196m section in a desirable area. OHO40902. Linda Harty cious living areas. Double garage potential to stamp your mark. Enjoy timber floors. Decking to entertain Auction to be held at 1pm on September 29th, Otorohanga Office and a private and relaxing BBQ the privacy at the backyard as well on those warm summer nights. 2004 at Harcourts Auction Rooms, 130 Bus - 07 873 8700 area. Come and see! Call Linda. as the views from upstairs. Close to Treat yourself to view. Call Stuart or Maniapoto St, Otorohanga (unless sold prior). A/H - 07 873 7012 Mob - (027) 2488 404 TA040813. town. Call Linda. TA040908. Madhur. TA040909. Te Awamutu-175 Flat Rd HIGH $200’S Pirongia Reduced to $150,000 Kawhia $295,000 Kawhia $P.O.A. Te Waitere $275,000 NEW SS OO LL DD LIFESTYLE WITH CHARACTER DON’T FENCE ME IN ROSAMOND HOUSE LOOKING FOR A VIEW BB YY Approx 1.5hectares bare block just 10 Let me wander in my private bush retreat Secure your own piece of history in this Of Te Waitere estuary right by your deck. mins from Pirongia. Awesome views, of 3.82ha (8+ acres approx) with sea grand 100 year old villa with 5 bed- Here it is and it comes with an immaculate 3 rooms, a sauna, swimming pool. bedroom home on 4047m2 (1 acre) plenty of A RR TT gentle rolling contour and good building and estuary views. This is a prime site for Commanding views over the harbour room for tennis or getting the BBQ going and SS TT UU A site - a must to view! Call Melanie Barker, development. Call Stirling or Lynne and heart of Kawhia. Situated on a free- cooking the fish you caught. Call Stirling or bus: 07-871 8700, mob: 0274-839 Hadley, bus: 07-873 8700, a/hrs/mob: hold 986m2 section. Call Yvonne. Lynne Hadley, bus: 07-873 8700, 845. TA040815. 0800 151 454. TA040810. TA040501. a/hrs/mob: 0800 151 454. TA040803. Te Awamutu $160,000 Kawhia $750,000 Kawhia $235,000 Kawhia $270,000 LIFESTYLE HIGH $200’S Buyers looking for a lifestyle in the NEW high 200’s should definitely come and look at this gem. 4 years young and featuring 2 living areas, 4 bed- HOME AND INCOME KAWHIA MOTEL NEW LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY COASTAL RETREAT rooms, walk in wardrobe and Looking for somewhere to live and rent out the Freehold 784m2 section in prime location. Six Start with a clean slate, choice of building sites on Enjoy bay views from this elevated 3 bedroom 2 bottom self contained unit for some passive home with northerly rural aspect. Full self ensuite. Set on 3160m of land. motel units and 3 bedroom, 2 storey owner elevated clear block on 10 minutes to Kawhia. income then you need to check out the advan- contained flat beneath plus separate sleepout, all Call Stuart or Madhur to view. tages of this property. Call Stuart or Madhur to accommodation with awesome sea views. Call Shop, petrol and boat ramp closer. Amazing on a large well planted section. Call Yvonne. TA040907. discuss your options. TA040911 Yvonne. TA040417 harbour views. Call Yvonne. TA040817 TA040618 NNEEWW RRUURRAALL BBLLUUEEBBOOOOKK OOUUTT SSOOOONN!! To gain nationwide exposure and get great results for your lifestyle or farm, phone us now and beat the deadline!! PPHHOONNEE OOFFFFIICCEE:: 0077 -- 887711 88770000

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