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Battle of Boulcott Hip hop cops Bones, graves NZ police are may stay again on the council plan P3 beat P5 The Hutt News Tuesday, July 5, 2016 ALICETOWN: RV $510,000; SOLD FOR $704,000 AVALON: RV $565,000; SOLD FOR $784,000

Part of a sizzling market, 36 Tama Street in Alicetown, left, and 6 Rosebank Place in Avalon sold for well above their rateable value. Boom sees Hutt homes soar

JARED NICOLL strengthened by record low inter- ‘‘The market should continue ‘‘Make no mistake the number of homes for sale in est rates and a lack of housing this way for a few more years at Wellington in March was down 40 Lower Hutt property buyers are stock. the minimum with our current this is not a housing per cent on the previous year. being priced out of the market as Figures provided by the Real low interest rates, which experts crisis like some ‘‘Any house at the moment is the boom reaches levels not seen Estate Institute of NZ revealed the picking they will drop again this popular, whether it’s $300,000 or since the 1980s. average house price in the Hutt year. claim, this is just $800,000. There’s just such a lack A modern home in Avalon Valley rose 19 per cent from ‘‘Make no mistake this is not a another property of stock.’’ with a rateable value of $565,000 $332,500 in July 2011 to $397,000 in housing crisis like some claim, Cheaper areas such as Naenae, sold at auction for $784,000 last May this year. this is just another property cycle cycle hitting its Stokes Valley and Wainuiomata week while a villa with an RV of The average house price in hitting its straps.’’ straps.’’ were also on the up. $510,000 went for $704,000 in Upper Hutt Central rose from Kemeys said Petone had A two-bedroom former state- Rupert Kemeys Alicetown. $304,000 to $407,500. become a hot spot built on the Ray White Lower Hutt managing director house in Taita with an RV of Hutt City Professionals manag- Quotable Value figures showed development of Jackson St. $275,000 went for $345,000 following director John Ross said a Upper Hutt’s 1970s subdivision A house there recently sold for ing interest from eight bidders at ‘‘once-in-35-year phenomenon’’ in Totara Park had been driven up $750,000, almost 60 per cent more auction. market confidence had followed by intense competition between than its RV. Brockelbank said some rental the lows of the recent economic home buyers and investors by 7.2 Professionals real estate agent owners were seeing this as a downturn, similar to that seen per cent to $328,950 between Octo- Shane Brockelbank said the prime time to sell their invest- after a slow-down in the 1970s. ber and May. amount of Lower Hutt properties ment property, particularly as With the wider Wellington Ray White Lower Hutt manag- listed on TradeMe had plummeted rents were tending not to rise at market flat since 2008, the sizzling ing director Rupert Kemeys said to 183 on Monday compared to the same rate as house values. market was a natural correction residents were ‘‘going back to the about 700 this time last year. The amount of buyers for years lacking capital growth. tried and true investment of Meanwhile, figures from reaching down from Auckland That confidence had been bricks and mortar’’. Harcourts’ Market Watch show remained at a similar level. 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NICHOLAS BOYACK Battle history ‘‘We need to find buried bones In the 1970s, the battle featured in and possible war graves.’’ the television series The Governor.It That’s the view of local histo- also featured in Lloyd Jones’ 1988 rian Warwick Johnston to a novel Splinter, and in a 2009 novel, proposed Hutt City Council plan The Trowenna Sea, by Witi Ihimaera. change. The local golf club named holes after The council is hearing an events in the battle, including one application by Summerset to called Massacre. change the District Plan to facili- After the battle, several Whanganui tate a $100 million retirement vil- Maori were charged with taking part lage in Boulcott. Johnston is in an armed rebellion and court- accusing the council of a ‘‘double martialled. The men were convicted standard’’ over the future of a site and one was executed. The that was part of the Battle of remaining five were transported to Boulcott. Tasmania. Two years later they were The battle took place on the pardoned and returned to New morning of May 16, 1846, after a Zealand but one of them, Hohepa Te Maori raiding party attacked a Umuroa, had died of tuberculosis. British military outpost. Six British soldiers were killed and two died later from their wounds. In July 2015 historian Ewan Morris called for the memorial to The Battle of Boulcott’s Farm to be updated to include The soldiers were buried locally reference to Maori. but nobody knows where. There is no reliable account of Maori It states: ‘‘The area has high neath the Boulcott’s Farm Heri- Johnston had raised some import- casualties. Fact file local significance in terms of tage Golf Club clubrooms. ant issues. Johnston is outraged by the early farming development and On Friday Sweetman pres- Despite living in the area for Allen St in Lower Hutt was named actions of the council. He has moderate to high local signifi- ented the hearing with a ‘‘final many years, he had little know- after Private William Allen, who kept found an archaeological report, cance in terms of early New Zea- statement of expert evidence’’ that ledge of the history until hearing playing his bugle during the Battle of commissioned by Summerset in land military history.’’ made no reference to the 2014 Johnston’s evidence. Boulcott to alert his comrades to the 2014, which suggests the site is of A Summerset spokesperson report or refer to her earlier claim Council environmental policy attack as he was being hacked to national importance to European said that at this point in the pro- that there were no relevant heri- manager Andrew Cumming said death. military history. cess she was unable to comment tage issues. there were two relevant He is also upset council plan- on why the 2014 report was not Archaeological issues, she archaeological sites. ning officer Gina Sweetman’s consider that there are any rel- lodged as part of the hearing. said, could be dealt with in the They could not be modified or report to the commissioners did evant heritage matters relating to Johnston also has a 1932 letter resource consent. destroyed without the prior auth- not mention heritage issues relat- this plan change,’’ she said. which describes the area where Local resident and lawyer Ian ority of Heritage New Zealand. ing to the 1846 battle. The 2014 Summerset report by the soldiers were buried. It McLauchlan tabled the 2014 Summerset, he said, was in dis- ‘‘Other than addressing the Capital Heritage Limited appears includes a rough sketch which report at the hearing. He strongly cussions with Heritage New Zea- tangata whenua values, I do not to back Johnston’s position. indicates bones could be under- opposed the development and said land over the sites.

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NICHOLAS BOYACK was standing as an independent member, Milne denied being a but would be happy to work with hypocrite. A Hutt City councillor with links Labour or Green candidates. ‘‘I am not pushing an agenda to ACT denies being a hypocrite Milne then used Dina Awarau from ACT around the council after criticising candidates linked (who is standing for Labour in the table.’’ to Labour and the Greens. Northern Ward) as an example of In contrast, he says, Labour Cr Chris Milne is an ACT how Labour was trying to influ- and the Greens have signed an member. He also served as the ence the election. He said the liv- accord to work together to change party’s chief of staff and stood as ing wage only become a local the government. an ACT candidate. issue because Awarau had raised The accord includes a clause He used Facebook to criticise it. that the Greens and Labour would Mark Leicester, who is a Labour Cr Lisa Bridson then joined the co-operate at a local level to member with links to Trevor Mal- debate. achieve that aim. lard, after he announced he would ‘‘For what it’s worth, Chris, I He predicts the council will The police team have moved on from running man to break dancing. be standing against Milne. have been talking about the living become dysfunctional if the par- Milne objected to Leicester say- wage at council for three years, ties succeed in getting candidates ing he wanted to get the council after hearing people in the com- elected. Hip hop cops raise the roof working together. munity mention it.’’ ‘‘They will be trying to serve ‘‘Co-operation between coun- Bridson subsequently two masters – their political mas- cillors is exactly how the Hutt announced that after two terms as ter and what the community New Zealand police have once think we raised the roof.’’ City Council has been working for an independent she would be wants.’’ again come out dancing. Hip Hop Unite NZ event co- more than a decade and success- standing as a Green candidate. Bridson said there were at They’re already known for ordinator Gemma Laing said the fully. It is the threat of national ‘‘Many other councillors and least three National Party their Running Man moves, after a dance was a hit with the crowd, political tickets like Labour and candidates are members of politi- members on the council. It was challenge to Australian police and was met by a standing the Greens infiltrating the local cal parties, but some try to keep more ‘‘honest’’ to declare one’s went world-wide, and on Saturday ovation. debate with their own party that under wraps. I want to be allegiance and she said the night performed at the Hip Hop Police had approached event agendas which threaten our coun- open and transparent about my Labour/Greens accord would not Unite New Zealand champion- organisers following the success cil’s internal culture.’’ political affiliations. influence her. ships in Wellington. of their running man video, about Leicester replied with a refer- ‘‘Local government is an ‘‘The Greens don’t require you A video posted by NZ Police dancing at the competition. ence to Milne’s links to ACT. important place to tackle the to vote a particular way on any- Recruitment to social media on ‘‘We thought it was great, our ‘‘I see councillors such as your- environmental, community, and thing. Sunday morning showed their event is all about building com- self who have, or have had strong social justice issues that are at the ‘‘I have independence on how I routine. munity so thought it was a really affiliations to national political heart of what the Green Party will vote.’’ ‘‘We called for backup and a bit good fit. tickets, being able to work believes.’’ of riot gear for this incident,’’ the ‘‘We kept it hush-hush so it effectively and independently in Asked if it was fair to criticise ❚ A National Party website lists Cr Max post read. would be a surprise for people.’’ local government.’’ candidates such as Bridson and Shierlaw as the electorate treasurer for New Zealand Police then Leicester went on to note he Leicester when he is an ACT List MP Chris Bishop. shared the video – writing ‘‘I ❚ See the video on stuff.co.nz

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NICHOLAS BOYACK ‘‘Who can afford A Wainuiomata farmer is refus- $200,000? ... You ing to pay $224,000 towards a new can tell them I will bridge that will eventually be used by thousands of cyclists. see them in court.’’ The present bridge, built in Alan Loan 1931, is the only access to Alan Loan’s 16-hectare property next to the Baring Head lighthouse com- intention of doing that. ‘‘If it goes plex. to court I will respond myself. Greater Wellington Regional With a judge who will know all Council believes that, as a regular the facts, I will be shown to be user, he should pay a substantial right.’’ share of the $750,000 needed to Until now, the council has paid build a new bridge, saying it to maintain the bridge, which is would be wrong for ratepayers to part of the East Harbour Regional subsidise his use of it. Park, and is also used by council But Loan says the bridge will staff. form part of the Rimutaka Cycle But it is in poor condition and Trail, opened by Prime Minister vehicles will soon have to stop John Key in October 2013, but cur- using it. Police, the National Insti- rently ending short of his prop- tute of Water and Atmospheric erty. Research, and Maritime New Zea- He is refusing to enter into land also use the bridge, and have negotiations with the council, or agreed to pay their share. acknowledge lawyers’ letters. Council environmental man- ‘‘Who can afford $200,000? You ager Nigel Cory declined to com- have to be on big bucks to be able ment and said he was happy to let Alan Loan is not happy after being asked to pay $224,000 towards the cost of a bridge to access his Baring Head property. to afford that,’’ he said. the legal process resolve the issue. ‘‘You can tell them [the Lawyer Eugene Collins, of Col- would find it ‘‘hard to resist’’ the ‘‘The other parties who use the criticising the regional council’s regional council] I will see them lins and May, said the Property regional council’s approach. bridge are all happy to pay their stance. in court.’’ Law Act was quite clear in such Given the situation Loan was share. Why should regional rate- They wanted the matter He said the latest letter from situations: anyone getting a ‘‘ben- in, he was ‘‘unwise’’ not to use a payers pay for Mr Loan to have referred to elected members, and the council advised him it efit’’ from a right of way had to lawyer to argue his case. access to his property?’’ a halt called on court action. intended to use the Property Law pay a fair share of the cost of Regional councillor Prue Loan does have at least two The bridge, they said, was a Act to try to recover his share. maintaining that access. Lamason favoured the legal allies. In April, Lower Hutt coun- public asset, and it was unfair to It recommended he should Without having seen the rel- approach and said she had no cillors Max Shierlaw and Camp- ask Loan to help pay for its seek legal advice – but he has no evant documents, he said Loan sympathy for Loan. bell Barry issued a statement replacement.

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RACHEL THOMAS would sell the house. ‘‘My grandfather didn’t even Vogel House will not be returned like animals, there’s no way he to the Vogel family, the Crown would be leaving Vogel House to land commissioner has ruled. the SPCA. We feel angry, we feel The $4.1 million former minis- aggrieved, and we don’t feel we terial home was offered to the have been given a fair hearing. Vogel Charitable Trust and the ‘‘We cannot let that go unchal- Wellington SPCA – both benefici- lenged.’’ aries of Jocelyn Vogel’s estate – in One of the trustees of Vogel January, to the dismay of Charitable Trust, Morrison Kent Jocelyn’s descendants. partner Andrew Stewart, said no Tim and Geoff Vogel, her decisions had been made regard- grandsons, appealed against the ing the fate of the property. decision in a bid to keep the home ‘‘We haven’t had a chance to sit in which they were raised within down with the other party [Wel- the family. lington SPCA] yet to consider the Jocelyn Vogel and husband next step. James gifted the house to the ‘‘We had the house offered to Crown in 1965, according to Heri- us in January, and that was taken tage New Zealand, due to fears it away in a sense.’’ would be subdivided after they Stewart said he wasn’t aware died. the Vogels were looking into a It was used as the official Wel- lington home of prime ministers ‘‘It’s not over yet. between 1977 and 1990, and later Tim and Geoff Vogel, who both grew up in Vogel House, have lost their appeal against the Crown land commissioner's as a ministerial home. This decision is decision to hand over the home to two charities listed in their grandmother's will. Photo: ALEXANDER TURNBULL LIBRARY However, the Crown no longer subject to a judicial wants it, and decided to offload it in 2013, ‘‘on the basis of it being review, and that’s under-utilised [and] considered certainly possible.’’ expensive to maintain’’, accord- – Tim Vogel ing to the Department of Internal Affairs. The Crown land commissioner judicial review. announced on Thursday that the Wellington SPCA boss Steve brothers’ application had been Glassey could not be reached for declined. comment. ‘‘The applicants submitted that Tim Vogel felt the com- it would be equitable to allot missioner’s process was ‘‘totally Vogel House to them, because of flawed’’, and claimed the brothers their special circumstances and had never seen documents that the hardship that it would cause if came from their grandmother, public applications were sought,’’ which he said were used against said John Hook, Crown property them by the commissioner. group manager at Land Infor- ‘‘They go back to 1966, which is mation New Zealand (Linz). around the time the house was Tim Vogel, a Wellington law- gifted to the Crown by our grand- yer, said he and his brother felt mother, and they say ‘Don’t worry they had been ‘‘shafted’’, and about the family, they have been might take the matter as far as the well provided for,’ and we had High Court. never seen that, but that was used ‘‘It’s not over yet. This decision by the Crown land commissioner is subject to a judicial review, and to say we will never get our house that’s certainly possible.’’ back. He was confident he and his ‘‘The commissioner has gone brother would win a judicial off and looked for whatever review, and said the law reason he can to decline our appli- supported their fight. cation, and used documents we ‘‘Vogel House was built for the have never seen before. Vogels, bought for the Vogels, ‘‘There’s a mindset here that, lived in by the Vogels. Who do you no matter what application we think the property should go back put in front of the Crown land to?’’ commissioner, it will be Prime minister Robert Muldoon and wife Thea in the newly renovated kitchen of Vogel House in 1977. It was refurbished He believed the two charities declined.’’ in time for the Queen's visit in February that year.

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NICHOLAS BOYACK take visitors there, like they do to ‘‘There is not enough parking, Vic a few weeks back and was beautiful, especially at night Mt Victoria, to take in the view. especially if you are travelling up so disappointed how the looking at the lights.’’ Wainuiomata Hill could be an Jan-Luke Simmons was one of from Lower Hutt. The parking council have let the trees grow so Mandy Russell: ‘‘One of the attraction to rival Mt Victoria – many readers who raised an that used to be there is no longer, high.’’ best views of Welly, and definitely but not until it sorts out its obvious issue. and across the road there is very Meera Isaac: ‘‘We do take our better than Mt Vic.’’ parking problems. ‘‘The reason why Mt Victoria little parking available for many visitors there. Great view. It Ben Sandle: ‘‘It is a great view, That was the reaction of Stuff is so popular is that they have cars.’’ would take a lot more parking to but reason Mt Vic is so popular is readers to a story quoting heaps and heaps of parking and it Margaret McArthur said the make it work and protection from because of its location.’’Sally councillor Campbell Barry is not next to a major road at view was ‘‘fantastic’’, but parking the fast traffic.’’ Bain: ‘‘Newlands and Horokiwi suggesting Wainuiomata Hill has 80km an hour. was always difficult. Hana Grace: ‘‘I’d like to echo are better views.’’ a view to be proud of. ‘‘We can’t compare. We have Other comments included: the parking comments. Does the Glynis Waghon: ‘‘We already The Hutt City Council is close to zero safe parking. It is not Rachelle Noble: ‘‘Would be a proposal include provision for take our visitors there. currently building a $200,000 at all safe trying to get back into much better view than Mt Vic … increasing parking?’’ Kamla Masalawalla: ‘‘ We often viewing platform, and Barry the traffic.’’ It’s a fantastic view from the Nicki Reynold: ‘‘The view go up for a ride and to look over hopes Wellington residents will Diana Mudgway agreed. top of Wainui Hill. I was up Mt coming back over the hill is the Hutt Valley and Petone.’’

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Or are his reassuring messages being deliberately targeted at segments of the voting public that GORDON CAMPBELL have had no direct experience Talking Politics whatsoever of the life-blighting nature of poverty ? To be fair, there has been a ome people have benefited smattering of political debate this from the economic policies year about the future shape of in vogue for the past 30 work. Ideas like the Universal S years, yet many have not. Basic Income have flaws, yet they Worldwide, the anger felt by are a recognition that the those left behind is now finding workplace will not be a political expression in open sustainable source of income for a hostility to migrants, widely seen significant number of people for as the cause of job insecurity and much longer. housing shortages, and against Plainly, English and his the institutions of government. Cabinet colleagues have yet to get That anger drove the Brexit up to speed on that issue – and just vote in Britain, and it motivates as obviously, they aren’t planning Donald Trump’s supporters in the for it. SCHOOL CELEBRATION 5338)[email protected] or responsible dog owners who’re United States. As automation Meanwhile, rather than The photo accompanying Judy Hardie (04 565 1947) members of dog training clubs, scythes its way through white offering a hand-up to the needy, Nicholas Boyack’s article in last [email protected] and not just obedience clubs? collar jobs, this pool of the the Government has been engaged week’s Hutt News (June 28) about PAM DAVIS (on behalf of the Personally I spend two hours a aggrieved is likely to expand. a HVHS Celebration on Saturday, 1953 dinner committee) week helping train others. Most of More people face the prospect ‘‘For him, the August 13, symbolises how Lower Hutt my club members also give up of flat or declining wages in the positively many of us feel about their valuable time to help other short-term, and part-time or no- anxiety about our old school. We loved HVHS RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERS dog owners train their dogs. future jobs on individualised downward mobility because of the lasting friendships While the story on dog I wish the council would contracts. That prospect remains we made there. Reunions give registration fees is accurate, it acknowledge all those who work only a marginal part, at best, of and the socially past pupils a chance to renew didn’t mention the responsible hard to help dogs become great this country’s political discourse. dysfunctional levels those friendships and reminisce dog owner status fees. For those dog citizens. In Parliament and on RNZ last about old times; the fun, the sport, fees, Wellington City Council is LIZ BARLOW week, Finance Minister Bill of income the sharing of ideas and of course the cheapest by a country mile. President Dog Agility English gave the impression of inequality simply the teachers. As Sharron Pardoe The Wellington council Wellington Group someone still living in the 1950s, expressed in From the Editor the charges $61.50 for a neutered dog within a Norman Rockwell does not exist. alternative event now planned ‘‘is for responsible owners, the Hutt HOUSING SHORTAGE painting. a chance for past members of the charges $75, Upper Hutt $65, Why is it that there has been In his worldview, hard work is in a reform process over the past school to join together in a Kapiti $91 and Porirua $91.50. no building on housing land still rewarded with upward five years that has proved to be positive way to celebrate an The Porirua website says $89, where buildings were demolished mobility, and those who want to very successful at making welfare institution that has been at the but this is for last year. for over two years now – corner get ahead, can and will do so. For support harder to access. heart of the community as the city Porirua and Kapiti Taita drive and High Street, him, the anxiety about downward Look, English told RNZ, think has developed over the last 90 disproportionately penalise the Naenae Road, Seddon Street, mobility and the socially how much more hopeful things years’’. One of the additional good owners. The ones with fully Durham Cres and Cambridge dysfunctional levels of income are here than in Australia or the celebrations which is definitely fenced yards, the ones who train Terrace. inequality simply does not exist. United States. Even as political going ahead is a dinner at the their dogs, the ones who There is also unused reserved Furthermore, English rhetoric, this was threadbare Angus Inn on the evening of vaccinate. land that Hutt City Council own, intimated, if anyone did happen stuff. To all intents, it was a Saturday, August 13, for those The one’s who’re crying out for between Hewer Cres and Naenae to get in trouble, why, Social variation of the old parental who commenced HVHS in 1953. If safe places to walk their dogs off- Road, Chapman Cres, Butler Welfare could always be counted saying: eat your vegetables kids, you wish to find out more details leash that don’t have poison trap Street, Dwyer Street and Durham on to lend a cheery hand up, as because people are starving in please be in contact with Pam baits all over them! Cres annual increases in the minimum India. Davis (04 569 As the president of the local These are only places that I wage rolled in and put extra Similarly, we should agility club, I tried to engage the know of in Hutt Valley. Are money in the kitty. apparently all be grateful that for council with helping us find a Housing NZ and Hutt City Oh yes, there was the little now, most of us don’t yet need to training ground. They talked to Council waiting for land and matter of people sleeping in cars. be working two or three jobs in us, but did not seem able to housing prices to go up so they get That, English added, was not a order to pay the rent, and put food actually engage. a better return, or is just one fault of central government, but on the table. We have gone to a local school developer and real estate of poor local planning. Nothing English can still see hope to hopefully develop a mutually company getting these. that better zoning rules couldn’t glimmering on the horizon. And beneficial relationship. MARTIN DAVIS fix. One had to ask: is this what for those that don’t – that’s So how about a discount for Fairfield English really believes? essentially their problem, not his.

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It is easy to scoff at local body In October we will all get the Riddiford Gardens and creating a The oversight and justification nominations for council and it politicians. chance to vote for who represents sports hub in Taita. for some of these projects has would be nice to see some fresh Our rates seem to always keep us on the Hutt City Council and Other major projects include been questionable. Some would new faces. rising and there is, some would Greater Wellington Regional upgrading Avalon Park and the say poor. Local politics tends to be say, far too much bickering. Council. Walter Nash Centre, and building That is why the October dominated by a group that is The reality, however, is that The early indication is that a bowling hub in Naenae. election is important. mostly older, middle class and councils have a big huge impact there will not be a contest for the These are all big projects that The election provides an white. on daily life. Hutt mayoralty. That would be a have the potential to encourage opportunity to challenge It is a group that does not It is councils that provide great shame. economic growth in the city. candidates and elect people who completely reflect the people who many of the services we take for Hutt City is at a crossroads. Each one will also have a represent your views. live in Hutt City. granted like libraries, swimming After years of battling to gain major impact on their local In recent years interest in local If you want change you can put pools and parks. financial control, the council is community. body matters has declined your name forward as a candidate Councils also play a major role embarking on a huge spend-up. These projects should also rapidly. from Friday July 15. in public transport, keeping our As well as backing a four-star serve as a reminder of why we Just over 40 per cent of Hutt Nominations close at noon on waterways clean and looking hotel in High St, it is building an need to take an interest in local City residents voted in 2013. August 12. after local roads. events centre, spending big on body matters. The call will soon go out for Nicholas Boyack, journalist 18 HUTT NEWS, JULY 5, 2016 stuff.co.nz Lifetime ofhistory goes under hammer

MATT STEWART had to do was bring in a snake and she’d have told them every- Des Schollum’s collection of hand- thing,’’ Schollum said. written documents is a who’s who The collection is likely to be of history, featuring everyone put up for sale by one of Europe’s from Winston Churchill to Char- prestigious auction houses. les Dickens. Ideally, he said, the collection But at 69, the Lower Hutt would be on permanent display, collector has reached the ‘‘dread- but the logistics of that might ful’’ decision to put them up for prove too difficult. sale. ‘‘But who knows, someone in His addiction began 40 years New Zealand who fancies what I ago when he was browsing in a do might buy it.’’ Wellington antique shop and was We asked Auckland hand- stunned to come across a handwriting analyst Mike Maran to written note from British naval blindly assess letters from officer Sir Thomas Hardy. Schollum’s collection, including ‘‘I thought that should be in a the handwriting of 18th-century museum.’’ explorer Henry Morton Stanley The bookshop owner and his- and New York mob boss John tory buff later acquired a letter Gotti, who was writing from jail. written by Napoleon Bonaparte, Of Gotti, he said: ‘‘I can see Hardy’s French foe. confusion, muddle-headedness, ‘‘It just gave me a buzz to think maybe someone who looks for- that Napoleon’s thoughts had ward to the future, maybe a slight travelled down his arm to a piece mental problem. of paper. It’s one degree of separa- ‘‘This is somebody imposing or tion.’’ who wants their way – somebody He now has about 400 you wouldn’t want to take on. documents and, despite his Somebody ambitious, quick- decision to sell, can’t stop tempered and brutal.’’ collecting. On Stanley: ‘‘Probably some- ‘‘I’ve really got the bug–abit Des Schollum is selling his collection of 400 documents and letters penned by historical figures including this vellum body reasonably well-organised like an alcoholic in some ways. from King Charles I. PHOTO: ROSS GIBLIN/FAIRFAX NZ and logical, but maybe a bit It’s very hard to stop.’’ absent-minded or with an The collection features every- War II hero Odette Hallowes. camp, with only a blanket, in the body; inducing a sort of hypnotic impatience for speedy results, but one from Mother Teresa to Rich- ‘‘She was a tough lady. She had middle of German winter ... she out-of-body experience that who may hesitate with decisions. ard Nixon, but he considers the her toenails pulled off, put in a never gave them an inch.’’ masked the pain. ‘‘I see tension and anxiety ... jewel in the crown is a letter freezing German cell in Hallowes endured the torture ‘‘Her husband told me later someone who enjoys discussion, signed by British spy and World Ravensbruck concentration by detaching herself from her that she’d told him all they’d have but also their personal space.’’

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NICHOLAS BOYACK in 1989 and now they say it is now much harder to make an income Hutt and City Taxis are a local and many of the drivers are now institution but there is immigrants. surprisingly little known about Today taxis mostly only carry its early history. people but that was once only a Two former drivers, Allan part of their work. Wright and James Russell, are ‘‘I have delivered organs to the helping organise a reunion in hospital and telegrams, and November and are keen to flowers. My father delivered the unearth more of the early history. odd baby. There were a lot of As a start they are looking for things taxis did in those early information on the identity of a Mr Morrison. ‘‘I have delivered The earliest date they have for the firm is 1942, when it was organs to the called Morrison’s Taxi Ltd and hospital and was based at 93 High St. Wright has an early picture of telegrams, and Morrison, who also ran a local flowers.’’ garage, and says he may have had – Allan Wright brothers involved in the firm. Over the years it has had a lot Organisers of a reunion for Hutt and of names but a key date in its his- years.’’ City Taxis drivers want to know who tory is 1964 when it became Russell joined the firm in the the man in this photo is. All they know Petone and Lower Hutt Taxis. early 1970s and recalls even then is his surname, Morrrison. The two men have a long his- it was still sometimes called Mor- tory with the company and say rison’s Taxis. that it is hard for people today to Wright joined in 1969 as a part- appreciate how much the indus- time driver and had two spells as try has changed. manager. A taxi licence was once a valu- He is working hard to unearth able commodity. Drivers had to the early history and is delighted James Russell have a licence and Wright can with the reaction to the reunion. The reunion is for drivers who and Allan Wright recall a period where $30,000 was The company has always been joined the firm before 2000. are organising a the going rate. a good one to work for and there ❚ Email reunion for pre The industry was deregulated has been a lot of interest, he says. [email protected] 2000 Hutt City

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STEPPING UP COMPUTER CLASSES ANOTHER ROUND OF STEPPING UP COMPUTER CLASSES WITH THE 2020 TRUST HAS ALMOST FINISHED. We’ve had an amazing turnout during term 2, over 370 people have attended classes so far with almost all bursting at the seams.

Popular classes continue to be those that cover basic computer skills, MS Word and email; but, we’ve seen a massive increase in attendance at classes that extend beyond the basic skills such as Digital Photos and Digital Design. Feedback from participants shows that they’re loving classes and developing conﬁdence using computers.

Our amazing tutors have also enjoyed their term.

“Everything went well this term. It has been really great seeing the amount of people turning up and wanting to learn” says Honey who runs the classes at Stokes Valley and Taita Libraries.

Patrick runs the classes at the Wainuiomata and War Memorial Libraries and says that “rather than being embarrassed to show their lack of skill, those who have difﬁculty learning are enjoying interactions with the more capable participants who are more than happy to re-enforce their own learning by helping them. It has been a pleasure to see this natural community developing.”

Classes in term 3 will be available at Naenae, Petone, Taita, Wainuiomata and War Memorial Libraries and start back on Monday 25 July. Registrations open on Tuesday 12 July and are essential.

You can register at your local Hutt City Library, by phoning 04 570 6633 or online at library.huttcity.govt.nz.

SCHOOL HOLIDAYS AT WHAT’S ON HUTT CITY LIBRARIES HOT SCIENCE COOL TALES ZERO WASTE & RECYCLING Come and PLAY at our libraries during the school holidays! WAR MEMORIAL LIBRARY STOKES VALLEY LIBRARY Free events for ages 5-12 are on at all Thursday 14 July, 6.30pm Saturday 16 July, 12.30pm eight libraries. Kids can create cool stuff Philippa Howden-Chapman (Professor of - with Lego, meet puppets from the award TE WIKI O TE REO MAORI winning theatre company Little Dog Barking, Public Health, Otago University) on confronting Our libraries are celebrating Ma-ori Language make music on a banana, and more. New Zealand’s housing crisis. - Week (4-10 July) with Maori songs, stories and Don’t forget Baby Bounce & Rhyme (for URBAN FARMING events. Visit library.huttcity.govt.nz for more ages 0-2) and Preschool Storytime (for ages information. 2-5) continue through the school holidays. NAENAE LIBRARY For more information on all our holiday Saturday 16 July, 10.30am events visit library.huttcity.govt.nz 22 HUTT NEWS, JULY 5, 2016 stuff.co.nz Study gets boost from THE GARAGE local business women The Garage offers COLIN WILLIAMS automotive repairs and service for most Upper Hutt resident Tara Quinney has had her continuing makes and model studies made that much easier. vehicles. No job is too A teacher at St Bernard’s Col- lege, Quinney was presented big, or too small. Some with a $1000 scholarship from the Upper Hutt Business and Services under taken Professional Women’s Club at a by the team include, function last month. Fashion parades were held to WOF Inspections, brake raise funds for the scholarship repairs, exhausts, which was advertised and then interviews carried out, suspension, batteries, president Sally Kean said. engine tuning, belts, oil ‘‘The women were all outstanding candidates in their and ﬁlter change, air chosen career paths. However, This months conditioning, radiator Tara stood out in her interview Special and with her passion for her checks, wipers, lights. career and future aspirations.’’ $50 WOF Quinney, a director of Religious Studies at St Bern- ard’s in Lower Hutt, intends to put the money towards study for a Masters in Educational Lead- ership and Management at the $20 Gift vouchers Unitec Institute of Technology. ‘‘I have been studying part when you spend time for my Masters I for two years and the fees are so expens- over $100. ive at $1800 a paper,’’ she said. ‘‘Having only finished paying Upper Hutt Business and Professional Women’s Club president Sally Kean, Excludes WOF off my student loan last year for left, and scholarship winner Tara Quinney, a secondary school teacher at St degrees in Social Work and His- Bernard’s College. and tyres tory that I completed over 10 years ago another loan is just completion,’’ Quinney said. ‘‘My local BPW before learning about not an option. This has helped dream is to be a high school the scholarship. ‘‘I have now 28 Sydney Street, Petone me so much in being able to pay principal and with this study I joined as I also would love to be part of one more paper before know I will eventually get part of a place that values and P 04 568 9515 embarking on my thesis, getting there.’’ supports the betterment of E [email protected] me just that one step closer to Quinney was unaware of the women in society.’’ WE-7316010AA

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High school students could be limiting their career opportunities because they aren’t getting enough advice about which subjects they need to take, experts are warning. Soon year 12 students will decide what subjects they will study next year, while year 13 classes will be considering what to do when high school is over. Former Wellington College careers advisor Ernie Rosenthal FREE ONLINE APPRAISALS No aget isit euied. said career education varied widely across schools, and in If you ae thikig of oig to the aket o just uious, ﬁd out some the role of career advisers hat you popety is oth fo fee at pieyhousefofee.o.z was undervalued. They might only work four to You get; five hours a week which was ‘‘terribly ineffective’’ because there could be so many Advice on careers at the right time is crucial for students. x Fee adie o hat ethod of sale is okig ad hat’s ot. students. However, it was also up to The young man had to go really because of the sheer num- x FREE opehesie epot o eet sales ad futue teds. students and their parents to back to school for year 14 and ber of courses and institutions seek advice early on. pick up biology, physics and and next pathways for x FREE epot that shos ho you popety opaes to siila ‘‘If they leave it to the end chemistry. He would also need students.’’ popees uetly o the aket You opeo. sometimes they haven’t made to do a foundation year at Otago The Ministry of Education good choices and have University. required all schools to give narrowed themselves down. ‘‘He’s trying to remedy the career advice from year 7 x FREE full CMA Copaae Maket Appaisal. ‘‘It’s not telling a student fact he didn’t see a careers upwards. what they should do, but what adviser during five years at Secondary schools received a x FREE steet epot shoig ho ell you steet sells. opportunities are out there.’’ school.’’ Career Information Grant, Rosenthal said he had Giving good careers advice which was based on the decile x FREE hits ad ps fo igig you popety to the aket. worked with a student who was something Hutt Valley rating of the school and the hadn’t sought careers advice High School prided itself on. number of its students. Deans because he thought he had a Principal Ross Sinclair said and subject teachers were also clear path. He came to students were given one-on-one available to offer advice, and the Rosenthal when he decided half contact time every year from Government had schemes to way through year 13 he wanted year 9 on. help students transition from to do medicine, instead of com- ‘‘It’s certainly true careers high school to tertiary edu- merce. advice is a specialist zone ... cation.

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LIAM MAGUREN Finding Dory (G) Rather than attempt to replicate Directors: Andrew Stanton, Angus the masterful Finding Nemo, MacLane Pixar wisely goes a different route Starring: Ellen DeGeneres, Ed with its sequel Finding Dory. O’Neill, Ty Burrell While Nemo was an against- 103mins the-odds adventure that deserved ★★★★ an epic scale, Dory is more of an infiltration comedy that largely sticks to one area: a marine life however, is paranoid octopus institute. Does it reach the Hank. Pixar must have cracked emotional heights of its original? whips on their animators to make No. Is it funnier? Surprisingly, him move, camouflage and act so yes. fluently. As a character, a comic, Dory’s short term memory loss and a technical feat, Hank is is treated more seriously this time astonishing. around, opening with a sombre It’s refreshing to see Pixar scene explaining how she became letting their manic comedy loose lost. It deflates the heart, before like this, generating an energetic pumping it right back up when insanity that eventually escalates she begins to remember her to ‘‘Looney Tunes on a sugar parents in tiny doses. The film high’’. But when Dory’s search then gets a bit too hasty moving reaches its end, her discovery can from their ocean home to the make the driest of eyes go misty. institute, but once there, the It’s a sweet testament to jittery pace makes sense as the parents who find unique solutions jokes fire at the rate of a machine to their children’s unique gun. disabilities – however long that Marlin and Nemo are takes. And it’s also a subtle secondary here, but aren’t wedged ‘‘screw you’’ to Sea World. into comedic-sidekick roles. That silliness is left to the new characters: two sea lions who embrace their laziness; a beluga whale who geeks over his newfound echolocation ability; and a manic bird who’s a genius one moment and braindead the next. The most prominent newbie, While Finding Nemo was an against-the-odds adventure, Finding Dory is more of an infiltration comedy.

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Wildlife in Urban Centres and Sing Out - The Pettit Centre, Cnr but under 2s free, door sales. Public Rollerskating/ their Conflicts – Hutt Valley Fergusson Dr and Palmer Cres, the Magic of Mud – Dowse Art Rollerblading for all ages - Upper Tramping Club, Birch St, Victoria Hutt Valley Singers are keen for new Museum, turn a ball of air dry clay Hutt Rollerskating Club Rink, 4B University’s Wayne Linklater will give members, rehearsals Mondays, into your very own creation, 11.30am Railway Ave, Upper Hutt, skates and a presentation to Forest and Bird’s 7.10pm – 9.10pm, call Joanne or 1.30pm, Tuesday July 11, ages 5+, Rollerblades for hire or use your July meeting, July 7, 7.30pm. 526-3091 or email $5 for materials, book through 570 own, 3pm – 5pm, Saturdays. Upper Hutt Save the Children – [email protected]. 6500 or [email protected]. Walk It Out - Moera Community Wesley Centre, 1 Benzie Ave, meets Pinestream Quilters - Above Thimbles and Threads, an informal Children’s Craft Workshop - House, 107 Randwick Cres, walking for morning tea and a speaker, every sewing group meet-up on the third Petone Community House, build a group leaves Tuesdays at 11am, free, second Tuesday of the month, 10am, Monday of each month, from 10am kite and design your own craft info Lorraine Dick, 568-9836. cost $5, phone Jeanette 528-2750. Wellington-based musicians Douglas onwards, bring lunch as well as your stamps, from 1:30-3:30pm, Tuesday Marshmallow Toasting – Mews and Robert Ibell are aiming to Walking Group – Petone sewing machine or hand stitching July 12, bookings through Jann, 021 Staglands, visitors during the July recreate the atmosphere and sounds Community House, 6 Britannia St, work, $3 to cover costs. of a late 18th century concert, 549118, $22 per child. school holidays will be able to toast warm up this winter by joining in on Hutt Valley Writers’ Group - Toddler Hop - Victory Christian their own marshmallows on the barn performing under candlelight on mainly flat walks for the over 60s, instruments that date from around Petone Community House, all Centre, 445 High Street, music and backfire. Thursdays, twice monthly, info: writers welcome, meets every 4th the period. The duo presents a Shirley, 589-8917. movement for 0-5 years, 10am – Art Holiday Programme – 75a programme of music written between Wednesday, 7pm, small cost for 11.30am, Fridays, $1 per child / $2 per Kirton Dr, Riverstone Terraces, 1783 and 1803 by Mozart, Bre´val, Calling all men who like to sing - room hire. family /$5 professional caregivers. programme for children with artist Romberg and Beethoven at St Mark’s Knox Church Hall, 574 High St, Hutt Thursday Night Street Food Teresa Secker, from 9.30am till Church, Woburn Road, on Wednesday Valley Community Choir needs men, Market - Corner of High St and 12pm, July 11 – 15, $25 per session, ph July 13 at 7.30pm. mixed choir meets Tuesdays, 7pm, LET US KNOW Margaret St, food trucks and live 527 9397 for info. huttvalleycommunitychoir.weebly.c- music, 5.30-9pm every third Wellington Ice Rink - Odlin’s Plaza, swimming for children aged 5 -12 om. Organising an event? 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colours vibrate to make visual Lower Hutt Stroke Club - Knox Serendipity 2 is the second melodies and this new exhibition, Church Hall, 574 High St, exhibition of seven women, runs until July 24. Information, support and brought together by chance as Three Amigos – MIX Gallery, 212 companionship to people who have students at the Learning Knights Rd, Peter Hall’s Digital had a stroke, on the second Tuesday Connexion. The range of media Menagerie, Graham Wolf’s Nelson of each month, 1.30pm, contact the and themes on show – jewellery, Mandela Pop Art and Stacey Hughes’ co-ordinator on 569-4132. ceramics, glass, bronze, painting, Animal Friends, view by Lion’s Mini Market – Lion Hall, King photography – reflects their appointment, phone 569 3162. St, Upper Hutt, a Mini Market is held diverse backgrounds and interests. on the last Saturday every month, They share a common enthusiasm MUSIC & COMEDY 8am – 11.30am, tables $5 each, for developing creativity through enquires to 5264059. serendipity. It features work by Hutt City Lunchtime Concert – St Wainuiomata Community Choir - Vicky Bradshaw, Louise Caig, Marks Church, Woburn Rd, Maaike St Stephens Church, 106 Main Road, Marion Daue, Rebecca Haggerty, Christie-Beekman (soprano) and new members welcome, Thursdays, Judith Le Harivel, Karin McCombe- Rachel Thomson (piano) Wednesday 7.30-9.30pm, phone Miriam jones, and Jennie Sherwin. Their July 6, 12.15pm – 1pm, koha as entry. 589-7748. exhibition is on at Odlin’s Art French for Rabbits – The Dowse Buddhism for Happiness - Upper Gallery in Lower Hutt from July 6 – Art Museum, the Wellington/ Hutt Women’s Centre, one hour class July 10. Dunedin based quartet will perform focuses on the philosophy and as part of the Dowse’s Late Lounge practise of Soka Gakkai International series, Thursday July 7, from 7pm, Buddhism, Thursdays, 5.30 to 6.30 Adult colouring-in group - Lower rooms, Fergusson Dr, new members – The Studio, Ward St, Upper Hutt, a entry koha. pm, entry by koha Hutt War Memorial Library, enjoy an very welcome, meets the third Heretaunga Players show about the Upper Hutt Country Music Club - Arthritis Exercise Group - Upper hour or two of stress relief and fun, Wednesday of the month, havoc caused by a double-booked Masonic Hall 27 Islington Street, Hutt Cossie Club, gentle exercises Sundays, 2pm, for information 1-2.30pm. wedding. July 7, 9, 10, 13-16, tickets Trentham, meets every second designed for people with arthritis, contact Julie, 566-2006. $16. Sunday from 6.30pm. meets on the second and fourth Rainbow Colours - Upper Hutt Menopause The Musical - The Hutt Valley Ukulele Thursday each month, SPORT Library, an adult colouring-in group, Expressions, 836 Fergusson Dr, a Orchestra - Hutt Irish Society Club, 10.30-11.30am, $3 per session, 12 Raroa Rd, meets Wednesdays, Tuesdays, 10am-noon. All Age Learn to Skate Classes - show about four women who meet contact [email protected]. Upper Hutt Rollerskating Club Rink, at a lingerie sale, packed full of one- 6.30-8pm and on Thursdays, TaiChi and Qogong - Senior Not Strictly Tai Chi - St Mark’s 4B Railway Ave, first lesson free, liners about hot flushes and memory 7-8.30pm at the Petone Working Citizens rooms, Westfield Towers 45 Church, 58 Woburn Rd, fun public Tuesdays, 5.30pm-6.30pm, phone loss, September 17 and 18, tickets Men’s Club. Knights Rd, suitable for all ages, sessions of exercise based upon Tai 528 9127. from $69.90. Sunday Strum - Expressions, 836 Fridays at 10-11am (12-30pm on third Chi, Tuesdays 10-11am, Thursdays Fergusson Dr, Upper Hutt ukulele Friday of each month); Tuesdays 11am-noon, $8 per session, info 021 THEATRE EXHIBITIONS group meets for a jam session, listen 2-3pm at St Davids, Seddon St 153 2508. or join in, on the first Sunday of each Naenae, ph Jane 577-1044. Grey Power Upper Hutt - HAPAI Two Weddings and a Conference Humm - The Dowse Art Museum, month, 2-3pm.

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Petone 17 Bay Street AUCTION Epuni 1/41 Thornycroft Avenue AUCTION You Can't Beat This Location 3 1 1 This One Must Be Seen 2 1 1 Located close to Jackson Street and just a short stroll to the foreshore, Pristine is the only way to describe this wonderful two/three bedroom this beautiful character villa has great street appeal and is sure to Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17328 home - immaculate from head to toe, inside and out. If you are Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17292 excite buyers. Three generous sized bedrooms, open kitchen/dining & For sale byAuction at 28 looking for your first home or after your next investment property you For sale byAuction at 28 lounge stepping out to west facing deck & yard, modern bathroom Cornwall St, 12.30pm on Thu 21 cannot pass this one by. The room off the lounge, currently set up as Cornwall St, 12.30pm Thu 7 Jul with u/floor heating, separate garage and character abounding. You Jul (will not be sold prior) a dining room, can easily be used as a third bedroom or large study. will not want to miss this one! Call Shane today! Seeing is believing - there's not much more to say!

Shane Brockelbank Shane Brockelbank p 04 589 9619 m 021 459 622 e [email protected] p 04 589 9619 m 021 459 622 e [email protected]

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Petone 15 Manchester Street AUCTION Harbourview 41 Viewmont Drive TENDER Space Character and Location 3 2 3 Family Favourite 3 1 2 WOW what a section - all 822 sqm of it & that's just the beginning! Simply place your furniture & enjoy! This 3 bedroom fully insulated This substantial home is designed with the family in mind.There are Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17278 home has a lovely modern kitchen & bathroom. The heatpump & new Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17333 too many features to list here but undoubtedly a major drawcard is its For sale byAuction at 28 woodburner will keep you toasty over winter. Located in Harbourview, For sale byTender closes at 28 fabulous open living comprising modern kitchen, sitting area & dining Cornwall St, 12.30pm Thu 7 Jul a very sought after area, you will not be far from the railway station & Cornwall St, 5pm Thurs 14 July plus 2nd living (or huge 4th bedroom). Loads of o/s parking & massive the city amenities. All this, combined with a double garage & 2016 3 car garaging with adjoining rumpus! Don't miss out! workshop space. This one won't last long, make sure it's yours!

Shane Brockelbank Anna Manning p 04 589 9619 m 021 459 622 e [email protected] p 04 568 1498 m 027 569 2749 e [email protected]

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Kelson 46 Taieri Crescent TENDER Central Hutt 2/94 Pretoria Street TENDER Better Family Living 3 1 Central Hutt Is Calling 5 2 2 This is a great home for families: with 4 bedrooms or 3 bedrooms and Within walking distance of popular cafes, public transport & the CBD a rumpus, a spacious lounge, flowing through to family sized dining Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17322 and preferred school zoning, this light & spacious 4/5 brm home really Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17337 and a very tidy kitchen. There is a WC up and down for convenience For sale byTender closing at 28 has all bases covered. Offering sunny open plan living, master with For sale byTender closes at 28 and a lovely large, child friendly back yard backing on to the bush. Cornwall St, 1pm Wed 13 July ensuite & 3 dbl brms upstairs plus 5th brm/office. With a hideaway Cornwall St, 4pm Thurs 14 July Add to this the close proximity to the school and kindi making it safe laundry & plenty of storage this property simply works! The sunny 2016 and easy for the children to get to school. Call now! courtyard lends itself to afternoon coffee & bbq dinners.

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Taita 1/58a Molesworth Street AUCTION Boulcott 2 Taita Drive AUCTION The Good Life Awaits You 2 1 1 Position & Paint = Profit 3 1 A great little set up, nice design, great size, & well orientated for the Your 1st home or your 1st investment, this cutie has heaps going for sun. Pick me you will say! Open plan living with heatpump & adjoining Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17314 it. Yes paint is definitely needed but what a fantastic location. close to Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17321 conservatory, 2 bedrooms plus a drive in garage, great as we head For sale byAuction on site motorway, Avalon Park, Park Ave shops & buses. The property is an ex For sale byAuction at 28 into the winter months, feeling secure & protected from the elements, Saturday 9 July, 11.00am (unless state home that will benefit from a makeover but some important Cornwall St, 12:30pm Thur 14th a delightful home ready for you to move in! You will however need to sold prior) stuff like insulation underfloor & in ceiling is already done. Handy with July (unless sold prior) be 55 years of age or over to live in this complex. a paint brush, then no 2 could be for you.

Mark Phillips Cheryl Salt p 04 569 0768 e [email protected] p 04 587 0942 m 027 443 8069 e [email protected] Chrissy Kibblewhite p 04 619 1042 e [email protected]

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Waiwhetu 27 Riverside Drive TENDER Family Home With Huge Garage Online redcoats.co.nz/RED17324 Looking for a spacious 'man cave' - look no further than this property. For sale byTender closes at 28 Ex-state house with modernised kitchen/dining 3 brms, lounge and Cornwall St, 4pm Thurs 14th July separate WC. Set well for sun, reasonably tidy, has a fenced section and 36 TAMA STREET zoned for the popular schools. This property will tick all the boxes for most families. This is a 'MUST VIEW' property! Call me TODAY!

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1/17 Randwick Crescent, Moera 52 Queens Grove, Central Hutt Buyer Enquiry From $299,000 Tender - Closes Wednesday 13th July 2016 at 2.00pm, 120 Queens Drive, Lower Hutt

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3 BEDROOM INVESTMENT Always Sought - Seldom Found Tenanted until February 2017 and returning $390pw, this could be a wise addition to your You must view this fantastic two bedroom home located in one of the most desirable and rental portfolio. central streets in Lower Hutt. Positioned to enjoy sun throughout the day and offering two Kitchen and living room downstairs, along with separate laundry and a WC. Three double bedrooms, large living room, conservatory, separate dining, single garage and well bedrooms upstairs and bathroom with WC, vanity and shower over the bath. Fenced and fenced yard. Very well presented with the opportunity to add your personal touch. Just a sunny west-facing lawn area, parking for one car. Convenient location with easy access short walk to Westfield shopping centre (200mtrs), great public transport & easy access to Central Hutt and Petone, Moera Kindergarten, Randwick Primary School, and HVHS, to the motorway. Many schools are nearby and it is in zone for HVHS, Hutt Intermediate, not to mention some fabulous local shops and cafes. Eastern Hutt Primary. Deirdre McCullough Kelly Field P 04 568 2222 P 0800 219 292 M 021 98 2810 M 021 221 9292 E [email protected] E [email protected]

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BOULCOTT BEAUTY OPEN HOME SUNDAY 2.00 – 2.30PM 23 Hart Avenue, Boulcott. This well presented 3 bedroom (master with ensuite) home, features open plan living/dining with indoor/outdoor ﬂow to deck, modern kitchen with gas cooking. A tastefully upgraded bathroom complete with separate shower and bath. Low maintenance brick and tile construction, the section is fully fenced with garaging that offers the potential to be a studio or ofﬁce. Situated in a sought after area, this property is just a short walk to local shops, schools, Avalon park, and public transport. For Sale by Tender closing 4.00pm, 14th July 2016. www.open2view.com/N371867. Call John Beilby or David Jones.

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Viewing By Open homeSun Only Appointment Keegan O’Kane-Jones, from the Naenae Boxing 1.30pm to 2.00pm Academy, beat Michael Reynolds from the Kapiti Boxing Club and also took out the most scientific boxer of the tournament award. PHOTOS: DAN TAYLOR Boxers show precision

A boxing tournament at Naenae Boxing Academy at the weekend attracted boxers from all over the country but several locals were able to come out on top Keegan O’Kane-Jones from the hosting gym won his fight and Aisea Lealea from the Wainuiomata Boxing Club won his fight too 24 LEIGHTON AVENUE, WAIWHETU, LOWER HUTT Builders – Developers – Families Newlylisted………..andsuretobeofgreatinterest! A cheerful and delightful low-maintenance home with real atmosphere. 20 GRIERSON STREET, NAENAE, LOWER HUTT With sunny aspect, super large 916m2 garden section, this two bedroomhomewithsundeckandgaragewillhavegreatappeal. Thisdelightfulhomeisasurewinnerforthenextowner. Close to shops, transport and schools. Yougetthebeneﬁts of a full section for the children to play in and a wonderful sunny aspect. The large section may offer subdivisional potential. Itoffersthreespaciousbedroomsandgaraging,soitshould RV $305,000. tick all your boxes. Viewingstrictlybyappointment. Make sure to come to the Open Home and be prepared to make To be Sold by Tender closing 1.00pm Thursday 14 July 2016 your offer. Aisea Lealea, in red from the Wainuiomata Boxing Club, clobbers Blake Henderson from the Woolston Boxing Phone Alex Edmonds A/H 970 2343 Mobile 027 448 1830 PhonemenowLeonCookeon0211503442toview Club of Christchurch.. WE-7082172AX

Stokes Valley Real Estate MREINZ Mandi Tracy Kay Tony Tim LicensedUndertheRealEstatesAgentsAct2008 Lanceley Lammas Madsen Madsen Barnes 0211 648 558 0274 542 509 027 441 1140 027 441 1140 021 137 0506 3 SCOTT COURT, STOKES VALLEY. OFFICE Ph: 563 9359

WAKE UP TO PERFECTION EVERYTHING YOU ASKED FOR NEW 1 Kapuranga Grove NEW 5 Castle Crescent OPEN HOME OPEN HOME LISTING Seize the opportunity to secure this sizeable 4 bedroom, LISTING UPPER $300,000’s SUNDAY 2.00 – 2.30 2 bathroom home.Your family will love you for it! SUNDAY 1.00 – 1.30 That’s right, this home offers everything on your wish list and more. After nearly 3 decades of enjoyment the current vendors are 3 very generous bedrooms all with triple wardrobes and lovely extremely proud to present this gem of a home to market. views into the Valley and the City.A lovely sun soaked lounge with flow to the front deck for Summer entertaining. With its versatile floor plan you can easily stylize the home of A beautiful new kitchen and dining room, this is the perfect your dreams. Is it 4 bedrooms, 2 living, office & conservatory space for casual drinks with friends while cooking up a storm OR 3 bedrooms, 3 living, office & conservatory? - you decide. and laughing the night away. The brand new tiled bathroom is simply stunning. However A new bathroom with separate bath, shower, vanity and w/c the true focal point of this home is the spacious & inviting will have you counting down the days until you move in and start enjoying this retreat. kitchen zone, with its sensational design you can opt to cook, Just when you think it can’t get any better, wait until you see entertain or relax to your heart’s content. the triple tandem garage, this space will truly delight the car With a fully fenced flat section, garage, carport & manicured enthusiast or the family looking to house tools and toys. gardens this property deserves your attention. www.trademe.co.nz www.trademe.co.nz ID#SV1658 ID#SV1660 Call Tracy Lammas 027 454 2509 Call Tracy Lammas 027 454 2509

OH SO CONVENIENT NEW 197c Stokes Valley Road OPEN HOME OPEN HOME LISTING MID $200,000’s SUNDAY 1.00 – 1.30 This lovely unit is a must see for anyone looking SUNDAY 12.00 – 12.30 for low maintenance and convenience. Just a walk across the road to the library, chemist, supermarket, doctors and transport, this home offers 2 double bedrooms, tidy bright kitchen and garaging. Fresh veges and flowers are at your door with COME IN FROM THE COLD READY FOR A SOLD SIGN gardens front and back. 15 Tiroiti Grove PRICE BY NEGOTIATION 18b Morrison Grove BEO $439,000 This property is a prime buy for those looking to Everyday living is an absolute pleasure in this stylish 3 bedroom property. Construction completed December 2013, double glazing, fully insulated Ready and waiting downsize in the heart of our community. Indoors all your needs are taken care of in the well equipped kitchen & living zone. for you is a beautiful family home in a sought after area.The Vendors want this SOLD. 3 With lovely neutral shades from top to toe and new carpet you can simply walk Large bedrooms, Master with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite Separate study or 4th bedroom. www.trademe.co.nz on in and start placing your furniture. Outdoors offers a lovely BBQ area, family Beautiful bathroom with separate bath, shower and vanity.Separate W/C and separate ID#SV1659 friendly section and a single garage. laundry Open plan lounge and dining, modern kitchen with gas cooking Infinity hot water, If you seek a charming property with A+ presentation and a great locale close to heat pump, deck and flat section, off street parking and only minutes from shops transport Call Tim Barnes 021 137 0506 the Valley entrance look no further. and schools.VIEW IT TODAY or Tracy Lammas www.trademe.co.nz ID#SV1657 www.trademe.co.nz ID#SV1656 027 454 2509 Call Tracy Lammas 027 454 2509 Call Tracy Lammas 027 454 2509 YOUR FIRST CHOICE IN STOKES VALLEY REAL ESTATE WE-7082197AY stuff.co.nz JULY 5, 2016, HUTT NEWS 39

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You could be forgiven for describing Nathan Hartley as a bit of a drag. That does not mean the 15-year-old Hutt Valley High School student is into cross dressing, rather it is a reference to his speed on four wheels. Nathan recently took out the national junior drag sprint title for the third year running. Juniors race over an eighth of a mile and can reach speeds of 80mph in covering the distance in just over eight seconds. Nathan Hartley during the junior drag circuit. His father and number one supporter, Murray Hartley, says what makes his son so special is ‘‘it is something that not everyone can do ... his lightening quick reaction times. I like the adrenaline rush you get when Reaction time is measured in you take off. ’’ hundreds of a second and Nathan Nathan Hartley was consistently amongst the quickest on the circuit. A lad of few words, Nathan is clear in his response to why he nothing can beat going fast. recently got his restricted licence, enjoys drag racing ‘‘I like the adrenaline rush you plans to race super sedans. ‘‘It is because it is something get when you take off. It is not His father recently bought a that not everyone can do.’’ something you can experience $15,000 Mustang chassis. The He began motor racing as a six- when you are doing anything engine will cost a further $20,000 year-old before taking up BMX, else.’’ and, not surprisingly, Murray which he was good enough at to Nathan was the David Kaye says he is always on the lookout represent New Zealand in. Scholar at HVHS awarded in for sponsors. Racing cars, however, has memory of David Kaye, the son of So what do the kids at HVHS always been his passion and three the well known late George Kaye, says about his racing? years ago he talked his father into who drowned in the Tararuas. ‘‘I am quite well known as a buying him a dragster. In the long run his aim is to bogan, which is a bit of a laugh. Winning three junior titles has race dragsters in America. Some people are interested in Nathan Hartley has cleaned up racing junior dragsters. His father recently delighted Nathan, who says Next year Nathan, who only what I do when I tell them.’’ purchased a mustang for the 15-year-old to race in super sedans. stuff.co.nz JULY 5, 2016, HUTT NEWS 41

Auction

Boulcott 25 Connolly Street 3A2F

The character and charm of this home will make you fall in love. The current owners have enhanced the original character, complimenting it by adding the modern touch inside and out further magnifying its appeal in today´s market. AuctionAuction 1.00pm,1.00pm, W Wednesdayednesday 2 200 JulyJuly 20162016 This home delivers a floor area of 166m2 containing 3 double ViewView SundaySunday 1.00-1.30pm1.00-1.30pm bedrooms (walk in wardrobe) + sleep out, 2 bathrooms and 2 rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH21975www.rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH21975 living areas, one of which could become an additional KKristinristin GibbonsGibbons bedroom if needed. The combination of rooms is ideal for a 021966955021966955 family home. [email protected]@raywhite.com

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Taita 2/26 Percy Cameron Street 2A1F

...it´s said that you´ll find a pot of gold and this one ends at 2/26 Percy Cameron Street!

A great first investment property or a perfect opportunity to nab another for a growing portfolio, this property is a For Sale whopper of a catch. A tidy well presented home, with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and separate garage, this terrific home $349,000 provides it all in the heart of the Hutt Valley. Currently rented at $315.00 per week, have it pay for itself or take the View Sunday 2.00-2.30pm wrwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22149ww.rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22149 opportunity to roll up your sleeves and add some value. Rupert Kemeys 027 693 2141 (04) 212 6523 [email protected] If you wait, you will miss out on what´s at the end of the rainbow, so contact Rupert today!

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Tender Tender Closing This Wednesday

Waiwhetu 24 Brook Street 2A1F Waterloo 84 Norton Park Grove 2A1F

With the local Rail only minutes away for those who commute This sun drenched home is warm summer and winter with to the city, this 2 bedroom semi-detached unit located on ceiling and underfloor insulation, large living with log burner BrookStwillattractahostofbuyers. for those cooler evenings, 2 good sized bedrooms with * Two Bedrooms wardrobes, excellent bathroom fueled by Rinnai gas system, * New Bathroom and Toilet TenderTender separate toilet along with a designer kitchen. Fully fenced, TenderTender Thursday,Thursday, 2 288 J Julyuly 2 2016016 @ 1.00pm1 00pm Wednesday,.Wednesday,. 6 J Julyuly 2 2016016 @ 1. 1.00pm00pm * Upgraded Kitchen with its large lawn out front and privacy from neighbours you’ll ViewView TThurshurs 4-4. 4-4.30pm30pm & S Sunun 11-11.11-11.30am30am ViewView byby appointmentappointment *LargeCarport rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22151www.rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22151 need to be quick in this top location where neighbours homes rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22130www.rwlowerhutt.co.nz/LWH22130 * Close to Transport, Waterloo Shopping Centre. Tui NNorthcottorthcott sell for plenty. Off Street parking is an added bonus with CChiphip McCabeMcCabe Perfect for professional couples, retirees, small families or 021021 3343344 40606 (04)(04) 212 6 6584584 plenty of room for the addition of garaging should you wish to 022022 045045 9 9739739 ((04)04) 3 39090 7 7653653 those living on their own, this unit will sell at tender. Call Tui [email protected]@raywhite.com provide more cover for your vehicles - in this secure [email protected][email protected] today on 021334406 for more information about this tidy well neighbourhood though you may consider a garage cared for unit in sought after Waiwhetu. LICENSED (REAA 2008) unnecessary. LICENSED (REAA 2008) rwlowerhutt.co.nz stuff.co.nz JULY 5, 2016, HUTT NEWS 43

Waterloo Naenae 7 Volkner Grove REAL ESTATE 48 McEnroe Grove REAL ESTATE

BY NEGOTIATION 4 1 2 2 150 2157 DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY 3 2 2 2 150 796 Piece of Paradise. Magic in McEnroe A property to really call home. Built with the extended family in mind the An outstanding family home awaiting its second owner. Homes of this calibre property has all that is required and more. The tranquil peaceful setting is just rarely become available, with space for a growing family, how could you resist. what the doctor ordered after a long week at work. Enjoy those long hot Set in a quiet culdesac on a back section surrounded by a variety of foliage, summer evenings around the barbeque without a care in the world. The kids giving an impression of seclusion but so handy to Lower Hutt central. Perfect will love to head off on their little bush adventures and still be within a stones for children, pets or even home and income. The low maintenance section has throw away when the dinner bell rings. 4 bedrooms, Large lounge with been designed for the busy lifestyle but still lends itself to a feeling of open separate dining, 2 bathrooms, plenty of off street parking and ample garaging. spaces. The interior is outstanding, impeccable and extremely inviting

John Fox SEE MORE John Fox SEE MORE Licensed Real Estate Agent tallpoppy.co.nz/TPWB2033 Licensed Real Estate Agent tallpoppy.co.nz/TPWB1991 M 027 532 4955 COME & LOOK: M 027 532 4955 COME & LOOK: E [email protected] By appointment E [email protected] Sunday 2:00 - 2:45pm Avalon Avalon 923 High Street REAL ESTATE 10A Guiness Street REAL ESTATE

BEO $3800 0 0 8 5 1/2 Share DEADLINE SALE 3 1 1 1 140 Art Deco Oppor ty Your ideal First Family Home • Polished woood rs in all living and bedrooms • 3 large uble bedrooms • 10a Guiness Street Avalon (RV $355,000) sits on a quiet fully fenced rear open plan kittchen/din area facing sunny north. • car nd 1 oother off section, ideal for kids and featuring street park • small eas maintained flat section, e osed courtyaard with • 3 big bedrooms upstairs potential as outdoor liv • bathroom and separa oilet. • under-floor • large open plan living area with light and bright kitchen insulation, Raateable Value ,000 (2013) • internal access garage with remote opener • Heat pump and insulation ensure winter warmth Selling by "Dead Line Private Treaty", Wednesday July 13th at 2.00 p.m..

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SANCTUARY AT "TUI MARUA" Te Marua, Upper Hutt

633 Main Road North Tenders Close 4pm, Thursday 21 July 2016 Bordering the greens and fairways of picturesque Te Marua Golf Course nestled in privacy and sunshine is this 62 Queen Street, Upper Hutt magnificent beautifully renovated home offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study. View Sunday 1.00 - 1.30pm Large open plan living areas lead out to protected north facing patios and decks overlooking Te Marua Golf Course and www.bayleys.co.nz/3280132 the hills leading to the Tararua Ranges. Mike Ledger Tania Ledger Double glazing, two heat pumps and a spectacular wood burner will allow you to hunker down in the winter months and M 027 358 1028 M 027 478 8781 www.teamledger.bayleys.co.nz [email protected] then enjoy the expansive gardens and lawns in the summer entertaining family and friends. BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE LTD, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008. Seeing is believing here and this home will attract all levels of buyers whether you are looking for your first home, are a professional couple, family or even ready for retirement, this is living at its best. Call Team Ledger today to view. 3280132

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FAMILY LOCATION Totara Park, Upper Hutt 9 AVA STREET Petone

10 Turon Crescent Price by Negotiation Absolutely... Auction 12.00pm, Wed 27 Jul View Sunday 12.00 - 12.30pm 2016 Fabulous family location in Totara Park, walking distance to Totara Fabulous, sublime living - this modernised three bedroom home www.bayleys.co.nz/3280133 View Sunday 1:00-1:30pm Park Primary, Play Centres, Kindergartens, local shops, parks and exudes presence and charm while delivering features that make life Mike Ledger www.bayleys.co.nz/3300598 entrance to Cannon Point for the adventurers, bikers, runners and M 027 358 1028 easy with open-plan living, music or media room and with indoor- Pete Bell walkers. Plenty of options for all. www.teamledger.bayleys.co.nz outdoor flow to the sun-kissed backyard and deck for alfresco dining. M 0274 422 634 Featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms including an ensuite, open Tania Ledger Double garage plus ample off-street parking and easy-care grounds. In B 04 499 6407 M 027 478 8781 [email protected] plan living leading out to a fantastic north facing large covered deck aword-sublime! BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE LTD, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT [email protected] 2008. and garden. BAYLEYS REAL ESTATE LTD, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008. Owners looking to relocate so delay in this market and miss out. Call Team Ledger today to view.

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Daniel Baird plans to travel the world, learning about the world’s cuisines. Young chef has great dreams LAURA DOONEY He was nominated by a tutor at ‘‘It’s more about The humble young man probably best dish we did in all Weltec in Wellington, where he hesitates to name a ‘‘signature the competitions ... in my Daniel Baird has always studied cookery in 2014, and learning about dish’’. opinion.’’ wanted to cook; even as a child he patisserie the following year. different cuisines, ‘‘It’s more about learning The medal will open doors for dreamed of being a chef. The first Baird heard of his about different cuisines, and get- Baird, he says after receiving it he ‘‘You get to be creative,’’ he win was when a tutor called him and getting as much ting as much knowledge as I can, posted something on Facebook, says, ‘‘there aren’t a lot of jobs to tell him he’d been nominated, knowledge as I to learn from the best.’’ and just hours later was contacted that customers actually appreci- and won. If he was going to cook some- by a chef in Wellington, letting ate but cooking, hard as it is, ‘‘It blew me away. It’s not can.’’ thing special for his family, he’d him know he’d be looking for a customers do appreciate it.’’ something you can work towards, Daniel Baird probably make a salmon dish that passionate chef soon. Now the Maungaraki 20-year- it’s out of your hands whether you he and a fellow student cooked in But Baird has different plans, old, who has dreams of learning get nominated or not, you can Kansas last year, at an inter- he’s planning a move to Mel- from the best chefs in kitchens only put in the effort and work national culinary challenge. bourne later this year to learn around the world, has been hard. The award is a reflection of The salmon three ways on a more about his craft, and from awarded a City and Guilds ‘‘It shows my achievement, Baird’s hard work Baird and the celeriac remoulade with pickled there hopes to work in places like London medal for excellence. which I never really expected to help and support he has had from radishes saw the team take out London and New York. There are only 100 recipients of get. On the first day here, I tutors, and his family, he says. first prize. ‘‘I want to get that knowledge the medal at any time, across the thought I’d just get the qualifi- ‘‘Without them I simply would ‘‘It had a really nice balance of and bring it back here, if I get the world. cation.’’ not be here.’’ acidity and sweetness. That was chance.’’ WINTER SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE SALE TO UP TO 34% % OF

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My teenage son literally spends people make sustained changes to food full stop, even if it is with his life in front of the TV, what their lives, I first seek to nourishing options. I have seen impact is this having on his understand what feelings or first hand how adults have energy? He often complains experiences the behaviour they ingrained ‘‘treat foods’’ within about being tired. Thanks, want to change – quite often it is their psychology. Ingrid. food-related – gives them. It might It never ceases to amaze me be ‘‘relaxation’’ or ‘‘to distract how people can actually consider Hi Ingrid. I think this is a question myself from my problems’’ or ‘‘treat foods’’ a treat – it doesn’t nearly everyone can relate to it – ‘‘fun’’. ‘‘treat’’ your body well at all! Most and if it’s not TV, it’s screen time So if all I were to do was suggest of them are high in sugar, poor in general. that your son change something – quality fats and salts. In 2013, people in the first world in this case, time spent in front of When you use food as a reward spent, on average, three hours a the TV – and I didn’t find out what it encourages children to associate day in front of the television. To gives him the feeling he is seeking food with non-physiological put this in perspective, if you from the screen, and help him to requirements. If you want to watched this amount of TV daily find another way to obtain that, ‘‘reward’’ your children I believe and lived to be 75 years of age you then he would most likely return it’s much better to do so by would have spent nine years of to this original behaviour. spending time with them, doing an your life in front of a television. If you feel comfortable explore activity, reading a book together Nine years of your entire and very with him why he watches so much and so on. precious life. TV, is he bored, trying to zone out, It is estimated we spent up to nine years of our lives watching television. Simply providing your children Doesn’t that seem excessive? overwhelmed with school and so with nourishing options – having And not only do people report on? Help him to identify why he is of screens that it can help to keep a What are some healthy treats I nutritious snack options on hand feeling tired after watching a drawn to TV in order to help him diary for a week to track your can given my children to reward for when they are hungry, for screen for extended periods, find another activity to replace it viewing habits, so this may be a them? With thanks – Marike example, is very important. Try research has clearly shown this with. good option to try with him. keeping bliss balls made from occurs. Some of us are so unaware of Placing a limit on how much Hi Marike. Firstly, I must admit I nuts, seeds, and a small amount of When I am looking to help how much time we spend in front TV he watches is also a good idea. don’t believe in ‘‘rewarding’’ with fruit in the freezer ready to go. PUZZLES ANSWERS ARE INCLUDED ON THIS PAGE

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Cars Wanted Commercial Public Notices Property CARS WANTED LEASE, Hutt CBD, 100 CLAIRVOYANCE, Spiri- sqm, sunny first flr office, Belmont School tual Address, Healing. Top cash paid on cars, vans, utes, refer TM 96OO78368. 709 Western Hutt Rd, Lower Hutt. Silverstream Landﬁll Every Sunday 7pm @ [email protected] 4WDs&trucks‘DEADorALIVE’ Phone 027 4847446. Petone Spiritualist Church, 04 5650306 charges for the 2016/17 year 88 Richmond St. All wel- From $500 up to $10,000 for any L/H showrm or office come ph 021 0668956 van,ute,4WDortrucks!Minimum suites, mod bldg. 2338104 (from 4 July 2016) www.spiritualists.net.nz $150 up to $1,000 for complete cars! Belmont School Enrolment Scheme Wepaythebestpriceintown,FREERemoval In order to avoid overcrowding, or the likelihood of NoWOF–NoReg–Deregistered–Damaged Flatmates overcrowding, the Board of Trustees of Belmont School

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0221 832 457 (BRETT) WE- & LETTING SERVICE to Sunday 8am to 9pm. AVAILABLE FOR RENT SERVICE DISRUPTION The application may be inspected during ordinary offices hours at the 1 Brm Waiwhetu $220pw office of the Lower Hutt District Tuesday 05 July 2016 Licensing Committee at the Council Waiwhetu $235pw Administration Building, 30 Laings On Tuesday 05 July 2016, Go Wellington and Valley Flyer will operate reduced Road, Lower Hutt 5010. Fairﬁeld $250pw Any person who is entitled to object bus services between 9:30am and 2:00pm, due to a meeting of the Tramways Union. and who wishes to object to the 2 Brm Petone $295pw • Normal services will operate until 9:30am issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date Petone $375pw • Some reduced services will operate between 9:30am and 2:00pm of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the Take Advantage of our • Normal services will resume from 2:00pm objection with the Secretary of the Free Letting Service District Licensing Committee at: 30 We are experiencing record levels Airport Flyer and Mana and Newlands Coach services are not affected. Laings Road, Private Bag 31912, of enquiry from tenants. NZ Bus apologise for any inconvenience caused during this time. Lower Hutt 5010. Do you have a vacant property? No objection to the issue of a Call in now to have your property For more details on the reduced bussevices, please visit metlink.org.nz/service-updates or included on our list and internet site. licence may be made in relation to — This is a no cost service to you. call Metlink on 0800 801 700. a matter other than a matter specified in Section 105(1) of the Tihan Roos Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 566-7913 2012. 021 127 6543 Note: copies of any objections received will be forwarded to the applicant. This is the second publication

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Wainuiomata coach Justin Wil- son could be forgiven if he was a bit grumpy after watching his team lose 27-15 to Tawa. Wainuiomata were hot favourites in the Hurricanes cur- tain raiser at the Westpac Stadium. With their huge forward pack and talented backline, the green and blacks were expected to easily win the Jubilee Cup clash. Instead, it was Tawa who played the better rugby and Wil- son was happy to admit his team were out played. The competition is the best he has seen in the last 10 years and he believes all eight teams have the ability to beat anyone. ‘‘Tawa just ran over the top of us. They beat us up and just dominated everywhere.’’ The loss was ‘‘not ideal’’ but with other results going their way, Wainuiomata still sit in second place. They used the same front row that the week before destroyed Upper Hutt but this week the tactic did not work as well. The combination of Attila and Justin Va’a. and Norman Fa’aliga, played strongly but Wilson says their dominance did not carry over to the rest of the game. Michael Lealava’a scores for Wainuiomata in their 27-15 loss to Tawa. Looking on are Glen Angus, Cameron Ross and John Monu. PHOTO: HUGH PRETORIUS Attila Va’a had a powerful game and Wilson says that for scored their only try and was at the stadium. We don’t get nice Saturday and Wilson says a win ‘‘It was a great such a big man, he is surprisingly dangerous every time he touched big flash showers like that playing will go a long way towards mak- agile and mobile. Fa’aliga and the ball. club rugby … ing sure Wainui are in the play- occasion to play at lock Bevan Clark also had top The players enjoyed the oppor- ‘‘It was just unfortunate that offs. the stadium.’’ games. tunity to play at the Westpac our fans had to pay to get in and Justin Wilson His player of the day was Stadium and Wilson said the loss see a performance like that.’’ WAINUIOMATA v ORIENTAL- Wainuiomata coach winger Michael Lealava’a who was not a case of stage fright. Wainuiomata have a home fix- RONGOTAI, Saturday July 9, has been in red hot form. He ‘‘It was a great occasion to play ture against Oriental Rongotai on William Jones Park, 2.45.

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