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Circulated FREE to all households throughout Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Extra copies 40c. BRIEFLY Offroad reminder Sinking feeling for the Otorohanga’s Excelsior Nis- san still has places available for its ‘Off Road Drive’ days next Tuesday and Wednesday. They have Pete Ritchie, New Zealand’s leading provider of 4WD training through his Waiharakeke Bridge company Natural Instincts, to teach drivers to hone their off- Plans for today’s re-opening of road skills, as well as test the the freshly re-surfaced Waihar- capabilities of Nissan’s range akeke Bridge, on Harbour Road of 4WD vehicles - Navara STX, near Kawhia, received a major Patrol, Pathfi nder and X-Trail. set-back on Monday when one of The event is being held the piers sank. on Hangatiki East Road, The bridge has been closed for Otorohanga between 8.30am the past two weeks while work to and 4.30pm at no cost to reg- replace the timber decking was istered participants. Excelsior underway. Nissan is also putting on BBQ The bridge is on the boundary of food and refreshments. Anyone Waitomo and Otorohanga Districts wishing to book a session is and was a joint project between the welcome to contact Merv or two Councils. Grant at Excelsior Nissan (07) The work had been proceeding 873 8066. as planned, and re-opening of the bridge was scheduled for today. Cash for school On Monday afternoon one of the Shoppers are reminded they existing concrete piers supporting can enter the Fresh Choice the bridge dramatically and unex- draw to get some quick cash pectedly sank by just over a metre for their favourite school. into the segment of the Kawhia Simply write your details and harbour, creating a major technical the school name on the back of problem. your supermarket docket and In a joint statement, Councils put into the box provided. said with the failure having only The school drawn out each just occurred, and with signifi cant week receives $100. technical investigation required before appropriate remedial work Game for a spot ? to the bridge can be fully defi ned, it is diffi cult to reliably estimate how Kiwis have a chance to put SINKING SETBACK: Engineers and contractors survey the damage to Waiharakeke Bridge caused by long the bridge will be closed, and the sudden sinking of one of the piers during the resurfacing project. Robyn Hodges photo. New Zealand on the Monopoly the cost of the required works. ‘map’. It is, however, hoped that it may Hasbro launched a world- It is likely that a signifi cantly People affected by the closure of the two Councils recognise that be possible to make the bridge wide vote yesterday to fi nd 22 longer period will be required be- the bridge will be provided with the resultant prolonged closure or passable for light vehicles within a great places around the world fore the bridge can be returned to updated details of the likely restrictions of Waiharakeke Bridge to be included in the fi rst-ever week, though this will be depend- a fully serviceable condition, duration of closure as this will cause signifi cant inconven- Monopoly Here & Now: World ant on satisfactory results being capable of carrying becomes available. ience to residents and travellers, Edition. obtained from the technical inves- heavy vehi- While the failure was and apologise for the nuisance it New Zealand could actu- tigations. cles. considered unforeseeable, will create. ally have two spaces on the board if Kiwis get voting in large numbers - Queenstown has been listed as one of 68 fi nalists and there is also a wild card spot up for grabs. Visit www.monopoly.co.nz for further details and voting until February 29. Voters also have a chance to win a trip to visit one of the other nominated places. Early deadlines As Monday is Anniver- sary Day, deadlines have been brought forward for Tuesday’s edition of the Te Awamutu Courier. Deadline for classifi ed adver- tisements is 12 noon tomor- row. Limited spaces for display advertising are still available. PROGRESS on the Waiharakeke Bridge captured by Te Anga resident Edward Duffi ll. (Left) Work was on track for re-opening today at the early stages. (Right) Workers dismantling their work after Monday’s incident. The high tide has all but submerged the sunken pier.
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PAGE 2 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 at ‘underutilised’ Lake Ngaroto
From page 2. Tauranga anglers Jacqui Mullen, Brian Mullen and Julius Maskell agree. They often come over the Kaimais to fi sh at Lake Ngaroto and usually stay for the weekend. Mrs Mullen says the relaxed, rural environment is a bonus. “We actually only found the lake by accident - we were travelling along the main road and spotted it, so investigated how to get here. Since then we’ve been many times. “We prefer fresh water fi shing and Lake Ngaroto is a lovely spot to visit.” Her husband says the restoration of the lake is nice, it’s a great place to relax and the fi shing is always good. “It’s great fun - we mostly catch rudd, catfi sh, koi carp and eels. We throw everything back except the koi carp - around a month ago I got a 17lb’er.” Stanley Harris (78) and his wife Mavis from Hamilton come to Ngaroto to meditate, read and relax - sometimes spending up to seven hours be- side the lake. “It’s just the best place - we enjoy the peaceful- ness and the beauty of the lake.” Originally from South Africa, Mr Harris says the lake plays an important part in their much healthier, happier lifestyle in New Zealand. WALKERS Jeff and Meryl Morse (Hamilton) with Helen Beijeman (Taupo) complete the circuit around Lake Ngaroto. 024083AD
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PGG Wrightson wishes to identify those people who may be interested in taking a share of a 300 ha property in Hawkes Bay . The share may be passive or active with the cur- rent owner wishing to engage a new manager who is interested in applying modern tech- niques to a large farm The Property is 300 ha, has irrigation consents in place and achieved 280,000 kg ms in the 2006-07 season. • 60.878 ha with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 living areas • 130ha (322 acres approx) in a Motivated Sellers Ideal Father/Son The owner seeks a shareholder(s) in the main • Sleepout attached to double garage central location milking on 200 acres equity partnership • 70,000 shares farm but would consider the option of placing a • Magnifi cent garden surrounds with potential for homestays and entertainment • Four bedroom spacious family home second shed on the property and splitting into • 18 AS HB Dairy with ample outbuildings 140 ha and 160 ha units. This is an excellent • Sold with lease in place until 1st July 2009 • No contingencies and substantial amount of property and presents a good opportunity for • Motivated vendor seeks genuine offers new grass those people wanting to progress in the dairy www.pggwre.co.nz ID TEA60324 Peter McEvoy www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA60220 Peter McEvoy industry. (Min share $550,000) Peter McEvoy M 027 228 7115 M 027 228 7115 M 0272 287 115
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PAGE 10 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Wonderful selection of dishes at Indian Aroma
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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 PAGE 11 CCenturyentury 2211 CCountrywideountrywide RRealeal EEstatestate MMREINZREINZ TTEE KKUITIUITI OOFFICEFFICE New heart for CBD 0077 878878 82668266 Planning for a ‘Heart of Te Awamutu’ design concept package to upgrade and improve Te Awamutu’s central BBESTEST OFOF THETHE BESTBEST business district is well underway. The project steer- ing group, chaired by Councillor Michael Cox, and comprising Councillors Hazel Barnes, Graham Jull, Laurie Hoverd and George Simmons and Te Awamutu Commu- nity Board chairman Dean Taylor, is look- ing for feedback on the project, including your likes and dislikes, what should be retained/ removed and ideas on a potential ‘new look’ for the area. Mr Cox looks forward to receiving a range of ideas and suggestions for the town centre. “This is a unique op- portunity for every res- ident of Te Awamutu to SUPERB TOP BLOCK PRIME LAND DRESS CIRCLE have their say. Don’t is the only way to describe this 18.4 hectare (45 acres) block only 5 let this chance pass.” Consultants Gray km from town with town water, 20 paddocks, central race, hay barn Matter are collating a and fertility. Rarely does the opportunity arise to be able to buy range of information to assist in putting land of this quality in this location. together concept draw- ings. The proposed OPEN DAYS: Friday 25 January & Friday 1 February 2008 area that the upgrade will cover is shown restored Climax steam safety and connec- budgets and priorities 11.00am to 12.30pm at Old Te Kuiti Road, Otorohanga in the graphic, with engine. These propos- tions, managing heavy will be completed for particular focus on als, along with consid- traffi c in Alexandra formal consultation in TENDERS CLOSE: 4.30pm on Friday 8 February 2008 at the Offi ce the area of Alexandra, eration of uniquely Te Street, parking, better April. Sloane, Arawata and Awamutu themes will access links between Ideas and sugges- of Century 21 Countrywide Real Estate Mutu Streets. be included in the de- Alexandra Street and tions put forward Currently, there are a sign concept process. other areas, and a wid- by the people of Te For Enquiries and Tender conditions contact number of development Other issues previ- er range of stores will Awamutu will be con- proposals for the area, ously raised by the also be considered. sidered by the steering Bob Longden 021 984 329 including a new library community, includ- Once Council has group, and there will be 024TC022-08 and/or museum, a Walk ing gateways to the received feedback an opportunity to talk of Fame, a playground town, modernising from the community, with them about your [email protected]@xtra.co.nz wwww.century21.co.nzww.century21.co.nz ID:ID: 684513684513 near the Te Awamutu Alexandra Street, a concept plan includ- comments on Febru- Events Centre, and the improving pedestrian ing projects, themes, ary, 29.
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024TC038-08 051TC024/07 PAGE 12 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 Innovations for ‘08 Honoured 6655 SloaneSloane SStreet,treet, TeTe AwamutuAwamutu As we get back to normality, after the festive season - which to attend PPhh ((07)07) 887171 77189189 EEmail:mail: [email protected]@xtra.co.nz I hope was prosperous for all Te Awamutu businesses, it appears to be business as usual. funeral IIMMEDIATEMMEDIATE POSSESSIONPOSSESSION We listen to the media and Defi nite options here. A hear comments of recession in Te Awamutu’s David Firth was surprising family home America, costs going up and the honoured to receive an invitation on 1/4 acre with possible lack of, or too much rain, and I to Sir Edmund Hillary’s funeral. subdivision potential. think it certainly is business as He says the service was a fi t- Large spacious rumpus normal. Similar things are said ting tribute to a great man - and room with toilet and every year. praised everyone who had a role shower facilities. Ideal I have always been a fi rm to play in the event for making it hobbies room/work from advocate of looking after basics so wonderful. home/offi ce or teenagers and maintaining a focus on Mr Firth met ‘Ed’ before he space. Elevated with your own business. Be open to conquered Mt Everest through his great views of Mt opportunities that may present involvement in the Tongariro Ski Pirongia. Modern kitchen themselves and be positive. Club. A life member and former with polished wooden With that in mind, I would like president of the club, Mr Firth fl oors. A comfortable to outline what opportunities Te Te Awamutu Chamber of says the Hillary family were great OOPENPEN HOME:HOME: 11251251 TTee RRahuahu RRdd family home, or add to Awamutu Chamber of Com- Commerce president supporters of the club and he and FFridayriday 2255 JJanan 112.30-1.30pm2.30-1.30pm your rental portfolio. merce has organized for 2008. Chris Smith. his family came to know Sir Ed- MMondayonday 2288 JJanan 11.00.00 --2.00pm2.00pm mund and Peter Hillary well. $$299,000299,000
BA5’s (Business after 5) 024TC024-08 Mr Firth says the fi rst real A networking opportunity ber will host either nationally Contact: Kaye Crombie hosted monthly by different or internationally recognized meeting was when Hillary and Chamber members. This is a fast business people as guest speak- his brother attended a working mobile 021 633 211, A/H 07 871 9697 way of accessing and making ers. Local businesses achieving bee. The two men carried huge contact with small, medium and nationally in their fi eld will packs of tools up the mountain large businesses in Te Awamutu. also be acknowledged. The fi rst and worked everyone else to a They are normally held on the b-inspired luncheon will be on standstill. Mr Firth says he was third Wednesday of the month February, 19. Watch out for de- told then Hillary was in training from 5.30pm tails soon. for Everest. b@10 b-political This is a new initiative this 2008 is an extremely busy Stars on the track year, also a networking oppor- year both locally and nation- Peter Latham is a notable entry GREAT tunity, particularly for the busi- ally. Waipa District Council has for the Waikato Bay of Plenty ness people that can not make the central town upgrade on the iinn track cycling championships at Te BA5’s. Come along to hear about agenda and a national election Awamutu Velodrome. a topic of interest and relevance is to be held later in the year. DEALS The Olympian team pursuit rid- to business in Te Awamutu over Come along to the b-political er heads a star-studded line-up. coffee. Generally these will be breakfasts to be informed. Racing starts at 6.30pm Friday held on the fi rst Tuesday of the 2008 WAIPA NETWORKS and continues on Saturday and month. BUSINESS AWARDS Sunday from 10am. The fi rst b@10 is on Tuesday The annual Waipa Networks 5 February Bruce’s Fitness Business Awards will be held on Centre, 10am-11am. Join us Friday, July 11 in Te Awamutu. Min Max Rain KKihikihiihikihi over coffee to discuss maximis- Mystery judging is already Weather C0 C0 mm ing your personal wellbeing in underway. 2008. Take care of yourself and Arohena 83112 These events are only some Kihikihi 14 35 1 2002 Daihatsu YRV Hachback your business will benefi t! There of the benefi ts of belonging to is no charge and non-members Ngahinapouri 17 31 3 Te Awamutu Chamber of Com- Parawera 1.3 auto, only 51,000kms, are welcome. --- merce. Pirongia 15 32 6 dual airbags, b-inspired Full details are available on Pokuru 15 32 5 Once again a new initiative the Chamber website, www.te Te Awamutu 15 33 3 ABS brakes. alloys, for 2008, b-inspired is a series awamutuchamber.org.nz or by Te Kawa West --- CD player, NZ new, of business luncheons which will contacting the Chamber offi ce Te Pahu 12 35 7 great value! be held quarterly. The Cham- 871-8125. Waikeria --- $8995 No Deposit $69 per week 1991 Mitsubishi L200 Flatdeck Ute 2.5 diesel, 5 spd manual, UUNBEATABLENBEATABLE HUSQVARNAHUSQVARNA DEALS...DEALS... power steering, alloy wheels, bullbars, towbar, crown alloy flatdeck, MONTHS ON THE COMPLETE RANGE be quick! INTEREST FREE OF HUSQVARNA RIDEONS 12 $5995 No Deposit $47 per week OR For a limited time, with the purchase of a Husqvarna Lawn Tractor receive a 2000 Mitsubishi Diamante 3.5 SEi durable, handy trailer Auto, top of the range absolutely free. model, full leather interior, electric sunroof, airbags, Applicable with new ABS brakes, CD stacker, $249 Husqvarna LT, YT a stunning car!! PLUS and CT tractor models $8995 FFREEREE FFREEREE ON SITE DEMO No Deposit $69 per week Purchase a Husqvarna from us We will come to your place to show 1987 Toyota Hilux Surf and your fi rst service is FREE you how good a Husqvarna is 2.0 petrol, 5 speed, bullbars, towbar, chrome CASH DEAL wheels, high kms, one for the 1 ONLY $4999 bargain hunter. NEW HUSQVARNA $ YTH 2042 XP - Hydrostatic SAVE $500 1995 Driveaway Transmission, side discharge, WITH FREE mulch kit available BUMPER BAR
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PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 Holiday Speedway patrons golf ‘binge’ pays off in for triple treat for White A feast of entertainment is Mathew White shot crammed into an attractive his way into the lime- programme for patrons at Mc- light with 75 off-the- Donald’s Kihikihi Speedway on stick for a 58 net at Te Sunday afternoon. Awamutu Golf Club. Top of the bill are the 12 The 24-year-old’s sidecar outfi ts racing for the whopping haul of 48 Kihikihi Speedway 50th Anni- stableford saw him versary Golden Helmet Trophy. win the scramble by 10 With six bikes racing in each points. heat, it is diffi cult to pick a win- White was out in ner from this fi eld. 39 and came home in The Gisborne-based Truuts a one-over-par 35. He brothers, Sefton and Clint, had birdies on the sec- stand out, as do the veteran ond, seventh, 13th and Kihikihi pairing of David Gan- 17th. He puts his extraor- non and Raymond George. dinary round down to The Motor Preparations being able to play more South Pacifi c Minisprint Title is often over the holiday another major event with a good period. entry of top competitors. “I normally play on Chip Humble, Brian Edwards Saturday and some- and Shaun Cooke look to be the AZ50 FLASHBACK: Russell Stewart and Andrew Parker on their way to times on Sunday but class acts in this fi eld, while the This street-wise 49cc scooter is the best way to save you winning the Wilksbrooke Suzuki Sidecar Championship the last managed to get in four likes of Jacqui Creer and Jarvis money while you get around town. Black or white. time these outfi ts raced at McDonald’s Kihikihi Speedway late games a week over the Tidd could surprise. November. File photo past fortnight.” The annual Ministock Stam- SUZUKI FEST PRICE $1,995 RIDEAWAY PRICE He had been build- INCLUDING WOF AND 6 MONTHS REGISTRATION pede brings and invitation fi eld sen and Tony Fabish will go up weeks. ing towards the hot of 40 youthful (under 16) com- against American visitor Jerry He is taking this opportunity score with rounds of petitors from throughout the Coons Junior. to set up his car to race in New 82, 83 and 84. He won North Island in an attempt to Coons, the current USAC Zealand. the men’s net with 65 qualify for a 20 car fi nal. national midget champion, is Other attractions include pro- in the open midweek A quality fi eld of midgets, in- one of several US competitors duction saloons, stockcars and tournament. cluding drivers of the calibre of appearing in the international streetstocks. The club’s veteran Michael Kendall, Carl Worboys, series at Western Springs, Gates open at 11am and rac- golfers also took full Graham Standring, Brad Mo- Auckland over the next few ing starts at 1pm. advantage of the extra run on the fairways to post some outstanding Pirongia Netball Club keen scores. No fewer than 13 of the veterans ac- to recruit new members cumulated 40 or more UZ125GK6 stableford. New Zealand’s leading style-setter - even better has a The progressive Pirongia Net- ested in making either of these coaches and players the op- Veterans: Murray Wallis 46, M Campbell, E Dockray, charger for your cellphone or iPod. Blue, grey or silver. ball Club is having a member- teams but unable to trial must portunity to expand and build C Moore 44, D Herlihy, S ship drive to recruit new mem- contact club captain, Angela on their netball knowledge and Lim, G Lane 43, T Carthy, N SUZUKI FEST PRICE $2,695 RIDEAWAY PRICE bers for the 2008 season. Yates on 021 116 5152. skills,” says Dowie. Brown, G Vanner, R Corkill INCLUDING WOF AND 6 MONTHS REGISTRATION Club spokesperson, Leesa Trials for all the other senior “In July, 2007 we sent an U19 42, H Oosterman, R Hards Dowie says trials for the pre- teams will take place on Febru- and U16 team to Brisbane to 40. mier and premier reserve teams ary 18, 19 and 20, starting at compete in the International Open midweek, women’s stableford: R Hawira 39, M are under way. 6pm. Southern Skies tournament.” Strack 38 b/l. “We had one trial last Sunday Pirongia Netball Club will Dowie says the newly elected Men’s gross: S Te Kanawa and another is set for Monday, celebrate its 25th anniversary committee has several initia- 70. Net: M White 65, S Hill, P January 28, from 1pm to 3pm at next year, having become an tives planned, including team Booth 68. Stableford: L Mace the Pirongia Sports Complex. incorporated club 24 years ago, building camps and (in conjunc- 38 b/l, I Poole 38.Twilight: C “These squads will be named in 1984. tion with the Pirongia Sports MacFarlane 26, B Waters 23, P Gedge, Ann Waters, G on February 6.” “We are continually develop- Complex) the upgrade and ex- Dunlop 22, M Barrowcliff 21, Dowie says any player inter- ing initiatives to give all our pansion of the netball courts. Alistair Waters, S Gooch, C Dearing, C Vincent, B Ford- ham, S Davies, D Heke, A Top Kihikihi trio Hunapo 20. DRZ-70K8 Penny wins series Noelene Sanders, Joan Col- Pirongia twilight, spon- Easy maintenance, 3 speed, auto clutch, electric start lins and Joy Allen triumphed in sored by Te Awamutu Cou- rier, 65 starters: Mark Penny has broken major event, like the nationals, Kihikihi women’s bowls cham- WAS $2,695 SUZUKI FEST PRICE $2,295 - SAVE $400! through for his fi rst victory in that clashed with this event pre- Ladies: J Dunn 23, I pionship triples. Caie 22, S Grey, T Cavey, the three round Belray moto- venting my full involvement.” They recorded a 17-10 victory A Bailey 21, A Ellis 20, E cross series at Glen Murray, Penny is now putting his rac- over Ngaire Lawson, Jeanette Blackwood 19, J Apeldoorn, north of Huntly. ing career on hold, awaiting or- Kay and Olga Barnes, the latter H Major 18. Men, front nine: R Taylor Penny clinched the 25-34 years thoscopic surgery to repair torn combination having accounted and Pro all in classes with a win 24, B Cavey, A Johnston, cartilage in his knee. for Janny Overdevest, Betty A Mitchell, K Ormsby 21, in the fi nal round to go with his The injury occurred at the mo- Ballinger and Gael Connolly R Bailey, M Inia, I Grey 20, fi rst and second placings at the tocross nationals in November. 17-6 in the semis. N Barrowcliffe, G Watts, K previous rounds. The Galpin Trophy was won Bardsley 19, M Brown 18. 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024TC019-08 024TC017-08 PAGE 16 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 NZ out for revenge in Kihikihi polo test A full strength Eng- land team is taking on New Zealand in the an- nual polo test match at Kihikihi on February 9. These two countries have played each other twice previously at Kihikihi in recent years, with honours shared. New Zealand won 12-10 in 2003, while England won 14-13 in 2006. Spokesperson, Simon Bennett says this year’s game will have all the HEN NITE: ‘Bride to be’ Cath Simons of Hamilton usual carnival fan fare (centre) and friends celebrate a New Zealand that has made ‘Interna- goal against England the last time these teams tional Day’ at Kihikihi, met at Kihikihi in 2006. File photo with all the top players New Zealand Polo the Kihikihi Domain in New Zealand repre- president Paul Kay says ground this year. sented, so popular. a number of the Eng- The top class, 10 goal Last time New Zea- land squad have been in tournament attracts a land played England Argentina honing their strong fi eld every year, the home team lost by skills following a wet adding to what will be a one goal with 10 sec- English season. great weekend of polo in onds left on the clock, “We can expect them Kihikihi. a situation that has not to be sharp by the time Bennett says the local 025TC017/07 been lost on the Kiwi they get to New Zea- polo club has invested team. land.” ‘tens of thousands of Bennett says JP Paul Kay’s beauti- dollars’ into redevelop- Clarkin, who has just ful Nga Rakau ground ing the Domain fi eld, arrived back from Ar- in Kihikihi will be the resulting in Kihikihi gentina for the home venue for what prom- having two world class POLO INTERNATIONAL season, is determined it ises to be a fast, hard fi elds. won’t happen twice. game of polo. “The glorious oak tree “By the look on his The Kihikihi 10 goal setting, along with the face when he told me tournament, being traditional grandstand so, you can guarantee staged in conjunc- always provide a memo- a great grudge match is tion with the test, will rable experience for in store.” again have the use of spectators.” Busy time for players Kihikihi’s 14 goal polo team re- performance a week out from the corded two wins out of three matches international against a full strength at the annual high goal tournament England at Kihikihi which promises at Waimai last weekend. to be the toughest test for the New Most of the Northern senior play- Zealand team in a number of years.” ers competed, as did the four prob- New Zealand Polo president, Paul able New Zealand team members to Kay says Kihikihi are ‘very pleased’ play England at Kihikihi on Febru- to have their two international ary 9 - JP Clarkin, Simon Keyte, grade couch grass fi elds in readiness, Thomas Wilson and brother Craig given the current exceptionally dry - resulting in tough competition all conditions. weekend. “This will make a huge difference The tournament was won by the to the 10 goal tournament which will Morrinsville line-up of Keyte, Arthur run before the test, with the fi nal on Morgenstern and up-and-comers the Sunday.” SSATURDAYATURDAY 0909 FEBRUARYFEBRUARY Tom Hunt and Tim Ward (UK). Kihikihi has received a record Kihikihi’s line-up of Paul Kay, number of team entries for the 10 Andrew Parrott, Robert Watson and goal which will make for a great fes- EVENT: 2.00pm - A “Look back at Polo” Dean Edie lost to JP Clarkin’s team tival week of polo in Kihikihi. on Thursday, then recorded two wins Kihikihi also sent two teams to An opportunity to relive polo through the 1930’s, 40’s and 50’s. The over the weekend. Morrinsville for the Gordon Spence dress and style of the game will provide a marvellous contrast to the Club spokesperson, Simon Bennett Memorial. present day game. says the senior players all wanted a The six goal team of Duncan good run at Waimai because the next Parrott, Hamish Ormond, Ashley four weeks will be busy high goal Christian and Simon Bennett went 2.30pm - Offi cial Welcome polo, starting this week with the through to the fi nal after beating an Dewer Cup in Hawkes Bay. experienced Cambridge team on the 3.00pm - Bayleys NEW ZEALAND v ENGLAND The Keyte Watson tournament Saturday. takes place in Cambridge the follow- Auckland’s team of Mike Conant, 5.00pm - Northern Colts v Central Districts Colts ing weekend. Guy Higginson, Alex Jones and A feature of this event will be the Matt Fitzpatrick won the fi nal by New Zealand team, out for revenge, one goal. 6.00pm - Presentations playing the Northern team, who beat Kihikihi had a number of goal them last year. scoring chances just miss which VENUE: Nga Rakau Polo Ground For more Information Contact Paul Kay: Bennett says JP Clarkin’s national could have turned the game. Dick Street team won’t want that to happen this The club’s second team had a Phone: 870 3379 year. tougher weekend, battling through Kihikihi Email: [email protected] “They will be looking for a quality some close games. 024TC035/08 McDONALD’S KIHIKIHI SPEEDWAY KIHIKIHI DOMAIN SUNDAY, JANUARY 27TH 2008 GATES OPEN AT 11AM, RACING AT 1PM •GOLDEN HELMET SIDECAR TROPHY SERIES Proudly sponsored by The Dentist - Morrinsville •MOTOR PREPARATIONS OTOROHANGA - SOUTH PACIFIC MINISPRINTS •MINISTOCK STAMPEDE SUPPORTING CLASSES MIDGETS, PRODUCTION SALOONS, STOCKCARS, STREETSTOCKS PRICE $15 - Adults, $30 - Family, $10 - Senior Race Day Information: Ph (07) 871 3333 on race days or visit us on www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz
024TC015/08 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 PAGE 17 Batsmen fl ay bowlers Tennis nail-biters There was some serious leather chasing in the was not spared the carnage, conceding 75 runs off Roto-O-Rangi and Hairini battled leaders Te Awamutu to 5-3. Waikato Valley cricket match between Morrinsville his 10 overs. His two wickets took his tally for the out a 4-all draw in the latest round It was a match that the under- and Te Awamutu Sports Green at Albert Park on season to 26 to be among the leading bowlers in the of the Double Cup interclub tennis dogs, with an ounce of luck, could Saturday. competition. competition. have at least drawn, with both the Over 550 runs were scored in 92 overs as the Batting for Te Awamutu Sports Green, Calvin President of the Te Awamutu Sub men’s and ladies’ doubles won in tie batsmen in either side took the sword to the hap- Blyde impressed with 70 not out, including 10 Association, Jim Grayling found breaks by Te Awamutu. less bowlers on a super fast outfi eld. fours, off 86 balls. himself in two crucial tie-break sets There was plenty of pride at stake The home team must have felt pretty smug Daniel West and Hamish Forsman shared a playing for Roto-O-Rangi. when second placed Kihikihi Blue at lunchtime after posting an imposing 278/6 in fourth wicket stand of 113, with West scoring 69 He won the mixed doubles, part- and fourth placed Kihikihi Red their allotted 50 overs - but Morrinsville had other (nine fours) and Forsman 48 (seven fours). nered by Deb Pye, but lost his sin- ideas. Bayly showed his allround capabilities with a gles to Paul Wheeler ((9-7). squared off in round six. They made light work of reaching their target of quick-fi re 42 not out (four fours, one six) off 29 The top Roto-O-Rangi ladies’ pair- The Blue team sneaked home 5-3, 278 for the loss of three wickets in 42 overs, win- balls. ing of Linda Davey and Pye also winning the crucial ladies’ singles ning by seven wickets with eight overs to spare. Pirongia also failed to cash in on the home ground won their doubles against Hairini’s between Barbara Waters and Aimee Opener Lee Bennett scored an unbeaten 115, advantage, losing by fi ve wickets to Hinuera. Debbie Moorby and Pat Mandeno in Wilson 9-8 in a tie break. David Tidmarsh 59 and Matt Thomas 59. The Mountain Men were bowled out for 156 and a tie break. Cup points: Te Awamutu 10, A handful of dropped catches did not help the Hinuera replied with 157/5. Wharepapa South went the clos- Kihikihi Blue 8, Roto-O-Rangi 7, Green team’s cause. In Chairman’s Trophy, unbeaten Mercury Bay est they have all season to achieving Kihikihi Red 4, Hairini 3, Whare- The usually miserly medium-pacer Jared Bayly beat Te Awamutu Sports Gold by 145 runs. a Cup point, extending competition papa South 0.
024TC014-08 PAGE 18 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 Formal CHURCH NOTICES TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET TO LET EXECUTIVE home, TWO bedroom unit, TE AWAMUTU RENTALS THREE bedroom mod- Notices top location, suit pro- AVAILABLE ern home, double ga- Teasdale Street, very Notices PRESBYTERIAN A1 SELF fessional couple, rage, fully fenced, handy to town, one of CHURCH STORAGE $380p/w. phone (027) NOW quiet area, available four, excellent condi- tion, carport, no DEATH NOTICES Worship New facility, many 4922-273. TWO BEDROOM from February 1, sizes, good rates, smoking, no pets, NICHOLAS - Te Services FLATMATE wanted, HOMES: 2008, no dogs, refs security and 7 and bond required, $230 p/w Phone Alex Ariki Robert (Nick). $100 p/w plus ex- 43 Whittaker Street, January 27 day access. $260 p/wk. Phone (07) 855-0204 Aubin Aged 80, on January St Andrew’s: penses. Phone (021) Two units Realty. 23, 2008 peacefully at Phone 871-6164 156-5137. 871-0034 after hours. 9.00am or (0274) 783 085 $190 p/w Waikato Hospital. Much loved husband More reflective service FLATMATE wanted 45 Rolleston Street, TWO bedroom house, of the late Rima. Fellowship and for central Te Awa- $240 p/w new kitchen, close to Morning Tea BRAND new two bed- mutu house, fur- town, bonds and refs Much loved father room, two bathrooms, 70/2 Fred Parsons and father-in-law of 10.30am: nished room, pets ok. Court req. $220 p/w. Phone Family Café Service all mod cons, set on $100 plus expenses. 871-2171 or (027)440- Henry and Shirley, two acres, close to THREE BEDROOM and Maria (Raro- in the Hall. Phone (027)351-0158. 7101 All welcome! town, suit profes- HOMES: tonga). Pop to GOLF Road. One bed- Lunch to follow. sional couple, rent 328 Sinclair Terrace, PUBLIC NOTICES Natasha and Aaron, negotiable. Phone room flat, no pets, Phillip and Tania, Te Pahu: 10.00am $240 p/w 870-4976 or (027) 450- available February 4. Parima and Bruno 140 Ohaupo Road, Te Awamutu’s Phone : 871-6609 4976. Phone (07)548-1636 (Rarotonga), and all $260 p/w www.teawamutu.net/ evenings. his great grandchil- FARMERS & CRAFTS MARKET standrews 241 Puketarata Rd, dren. A service for LANDLORDS $260 p/w is on this Saturday Nick will be held at CC AA BB II NN Wishing your property Alexandra House ON YOUR SITE For details PERSONAL to be managed by a 8.30 am - 1.00 pm St John’s Church Chapel, 570 Alexan- Phone Jade recognised professional? grounds, Arawata Street. dra Street, Te Awa- BUSINESS people get (021) 744-942 or mutu on Saturday James Parlane, solici- TENANTS Robyn (021) 353-046 Fresh produce, preserves, plants, January 26, at 11am tor to close up your Needing help finding natural skincare products, a huge followed by interment bad debts at minimal accommodation which at Paterangi Ceme- costs. Phone 870- range of crafts and food. suits your needs? Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ tery. No more pain 4991. Many uses. Fully insulated, “Nobody does it better” George Street Op Shop Open Pop, now you can play power, 3.6m x 2.4m Contact Francene ‘Come where your customers are’ golf with Rima. Rest TUITION Rent only $45 p/w, on 871-7146, in Peace. Te Awa- plus delivery, Mobile SAFE ‘N’ SOUND mutu Funeral Ser- Minimum 6 months STORAGE BELLY dancing (027) 289-3952 vices Ltd. FDANZ and classes, fun, social. To For a detailed brochure (07) 823-6287 a/h Griefcare. Phone 0800-111-344 Electric Security Fence register your interest Waipa Property ST PATRICK’S POIHI - Te Ati or visit us on the web 24/7 access phone Marion (027) Link Ltd. MREINZ Camera and patrolled CATHOLIC SCHOOL (Archie Bush) 664-6983. www.cabin4u.co.nz surveillance Passed away peace- QUALITY new three Phone fully at Waikato Hos- FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL build- bedroom house with pital on January 21, ing, 400m², 150 ensuite, double inter- (0274) 407-101 Office Hours 2008 - Phone 871-4669 2008, aged 69 years. NO one knows farm Jack Russell Drive. nal access garage, low or 871-7885 Tuesday, January 29 - Friday, February 1 A loving husband to finance better, Fraser Phone Gary on maintenance. Phone or a/hrs 871-2171 9.00 am - 12.00 noon Maakiria. Loving fa- Farm Finance. Phone 871-7146. (021)913-856. Proud to be Locally ther to Debbie, Lance, (0800) 777-675. owned and operated School reopens to students February 4 Jason, Tracy, Sandra, Office hours as normal (8.15 - 3.15 pm) Amy, April and all his CHURCH NOTICES TRAVEL SMALL three bed- Uniform requirements from Postie Plus sons and daughter-in- room, central Pi- laws. Cherished Koro rongia, double garage, Stationery lists available from Paper Plus to all his mokos. UK / Europe escorted Te Awamutu Bible Chapel no pets, no smokers. Tangihanga to be held tour. 25 day Tour de- $225 p/w. Call Layne at Parawera Marae, parting 01 May 08. (021)179-7824. Thursday, January Phone (0800)747-111. Sunday, January 27, 2008 24, 2008 at 11am. Na TE AWAMUTU te Whanau o Te Ati FOR HIRE Poihi Hou paimarire. 10.00 am “Why I believe the SELF STORAGE From $17 p/w CHURCH NOTICES CAKE TINS Bible is important” 24hr access FOR hire, boards and Camera Surveillance VOLUNTEER SUPPORT WORKERS Anglican Church paper for sale, PH: (07) 856-7584 WANTED Renshaws Butchery. or (027) 608-1749 KIHIKIHI Phone 871-6470. If you would like to: THREE bedroom, January 27 work with victims of crime and trauma Cambridge Road, Holy Communion $310 p/w, available have an interest in Victims Rights and advocacy embark on some comprehensive training - get 9.30 am now. Phone 870-5355 Combined Service or (027)226-9532 to know yourself better, and gain new skills with Presbyterians and knowledge THREE bedroom ALL WELCOME house with garage for discover varied and challenging situations make the community a better place Enquiries: 871-6130 rent, professional couple wanted, newly Victim Support Waipa Waitomo is calling for redecorated, close to
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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 PAGE 19 PUBLIC NOTICES CARAVANS & FOR SALE GARAGE SALE VEHICLES LIVESTOCK WANTED KNOWN TRAILERS WANTED WANTED MOBILITY 1141 Franklin Street, ALCOHOLICS SCOOTERS Pirongia, 8am start, LIZ CLARKE ANONYMOUS Saturday 26, Janu- CARAVANS wanted, Phone someone who A1 Service In-Step Podiatry Services If you want to turn your old un-used ary, MOVING! AC PETFOODS BSC, BA, DIPHE, SRCH(UK), cares. Locally owned Wanted - drink, that’s your caravans into cash and operated. New and 195 Waikeria Road, Now Buying MRCH(UK), SRPODNZ, MNZPOD business now, any condition. preloved. Sales, everything must go, DEAD CARS Chiropodist/Podiatrist Phone Steve (027) IF YOU WANT TO service and hire. 8am to 12 noon. Best Dollars Horses Trained in the United Kingdom STOP, THAT’S OURS 622-0011. Appointments booked Phone 40 Williams Street, 0800-DOWNCOW Phone 871-4072 (0800)666-768 between FOR SALE moving overseas: 9.00am - 1.00pm, or 870-3463 Clothing, Household PO Box 194 Monday to Friday MOSS goods, Tools, TV, Get th Te Awamutu at c IN MILK COLLEGE MOSS kill packs. Drawers all must go!! ar o 355 Mahoe St uta t UNIFORM, junior Phone Washbright Open from 8am. here SURPLUS COWS Te Awamutu boys shirts, shorts and 871-7389 or (0274) BEECHEY Street, Ph 870-2200 MT, High BW, Ph 870-4080 PE uniform. Size range 763-347. Pirongia, Saturday, 12-14. $15 per item. Te Awamutu or No BW or Budget. SEAFOOD 7.30am to 11am. Immediate delivery WORK WANTED Council Carpark Phone (021)050-3544 Couches, bikes, toys, 0800 CAR DUMP KINA, oysters, raw P/S 2 games plus 109TC201/07 This Saturday Ring Owen Watson FIREWOOD, dry fish salad, fresh now more. (07) 873-6222 or Phone Phyllis 871-4811 matai, by cubic metre, at Greggy’s Take- aways. (021) 874-570 or Carol 871-6198 Te Awamutu and HORSES Kawhia. Phone A J, SLEEPYHEAD (07)878-7288 EVENTER / Dressage BUSINESSES FOR BUSINESS SUPER SINGLE bed and base horses for sale. SALE DEALS with headboard. 15.2hh - 15.3hh - FIREWOOD $69.95. Phone 16.1hh. Geldings and TOWBARS GUM mix truckload, (07)871-5527 mares. $2000 and un- $280 delivered. Phone der. Phone Travis STUART Law Ltd, (07) 823-6712. SUMMER 872-1856. COURIER Phone 871-6426. SPECIAL, Firewood - BUSINESS HUNGRY? 5m³ - $140, 10m³ - PETS BOATS FOR SALE $260 delivered. Phone Are you looking for a GREGGY’S now @t (07) 873-9190 eve- PUREBRED Lab new career be part of BOAT 14.5ft Ramco Arawata Market nings, mobile (021) puppies, black, male a growing business. Tinny, Yamaha 40hp Saturday, and Pi- 617-349. and female available, GRAZING plus near new 8hp rongia Market Sun- ready early February, I have a Fastway auxiliary fish finder, day. Rewana bread, TYRES 2008. Phone 871- AVAILABLE Franchise for sale, $6500. Phone 871- fresh seafood etc. FOR the best range of 1654. it comprises of 2 9004. new and used tyres in vans, one covering BBOBCATOBCAT wne Te Awamutu. Phone PALM KERNEL the Te Awamutu O r Tyre and Tune Centre perato PUBLIC NOTICES area, and the O r Ltd, 871-3267. SOURCE NZ other servicing Trevor Immediately available Peters WOF for delivery, quality Otorohanga and TYRE and Tune Cen- product, professional Te Kuiti. Good 179TC213-07 002727 515515 65196519 tre, 21 Bond Road, service, freight options. remuneration. 0077 887171 11971971 now issuing WOF’s Call SourceNZ on for cars, motorcycles, 0508 SOURCENZ For more Rosetown Bobcat Ltd UNIFORM SHOP and trailers. Phone (0508-768-723) information phone will be open to meet you and accept any new enrolments 871-3267. for competitive on Jenny or Wayne, TREE WORK farm pricing. 871-1783 Wednesday, January 30 : 9.30 am to 12.30 pm - Felling Your local palm or (021)486-496. - Pruning Thursday, January 31 : 9.30 am to 12.30 pm SPORTS NOTICES kernel supplier. - Removal 235TC207/07 COLLEGE OLD GIRLS PROPERTIES FOR - Stump Grinding LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Call Dennis Clements TRIALS SALE TOTAL TREE CARE Phone 871-5221 PREMIER, PREMIER RESERVE RURAL section for Te Awamutu Owned AND A GRADE HEADING dog pups, sale in Puahue area. and Operated TE AWAMUTU INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL ALL WELCOME $150. Phone (027) Amazing views. UNIFORM SALE DATES When: Tuesday 29 and Thursday 31 496-3271 or 871-8993. Phone (021)228-4533 BOBCAT and experi- Wednesday, December 5, 2007 10.00 am - 2.00 pm January, 2008 WANTED KNOWN enced operator. free 5.00 pm - 7.00 pm Where: Te Awamutu Netball Courts LARGE white Sow, in quotes, phone Wednesday, January 30, 2008 10.00 am - 4.00 pm pig, $250. Phone 871- (07)823-7245 9698. Thursday, January 31, 2008 12.00 noon - 6.00 pm Start: 6pm BULLDOZER for hire Contact: Gaylene 871-8551 with scoop, rippers BOBCAT and truck or Josie 870-2628 SHEEP, cheap sheep, and stick rake. Phone hire, section, drive- AADDDD COLORCOLOR - all ages, have a look. Des Hose, owner op- way clearing, sand, Phone David 871- erator on (07) 873- metal and topsoil ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND GOLF 3334. 8466, mobile (027) supplies. Phone Tony ADDADD IMPACTIMPACT 472-7776. 871-9582 or (021) 154- THE PIRONGIA 54 HOLE 2322. SSelling?elling? Buying?Buying? MIXED OPEN* VEHICLE PARTS FOR SALE TTryingrying toto findfind thethe rightright CAR valet. 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ADVERTISING DIGGER 7 TON PPhonehone / Fax:Fax: 871-6066871-6066 DEADLINES FOR TUESDAY $70p/h - Bobcat - 6x4 347TC207-07 MMobile:obile: (027)(027) 270-8554270-8554 tipper - Auger. Phone 2 BruceBruce BerquistBerquist DriveDrive Craig (07)823-6427 or JANUARY 29 Te Awamutu Event Centre, (027)283-9911. cnr Mahoe Street and Selwyn Lane. Due to Anniversay Day on Monday, January 28, 2007 the deadlines will be Tuesdays February 12 - April 15 LIVESTOCK WANTED as follows for placing advertisements: 9.00 - 10.00 Runner/Gym Beans (2-6 yrs) 10.00 - 11.00 Crawler/Toddler Beans CLASSIFIED: (crawling - 23 months) BONER COWS WANTED 11.15 - 12.00 Baby Beans (6 wks - moving) 12noon Friday, January 25 Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment DISPLAY: Taking enrolments now, contact Paula (07) 829-8199 or (027) 353-8894 Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Bookings - 10.00am Thursday, January 24 [email protected] Also empty heifers and potter bulls Copy - 12noon Thursday, January 24 www.jumpingbeans.net Phone 871-5151 ~ Fax 871-3675 PO Box 53, Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030 022TC200-08 Whatawhata Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080 PAGE 20 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 WORK WANTED WORK WANTED WORK WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT
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MAINTENANCE Radio Controlled Units New work and Experienced or ideally DRIVER rere---wireswires For all those small Handgun Work a qualified person in kitchen, plumbing job’s - Gorse bathroom and laundry cabinetry. We require a competent driver for Call 0800 500500---101101 Ragwort 027 666 8292 our truck and trailer spreader unit. Call Geoff Thistles For immediate start. Experience in the rural sector Immediate start (registered plumber) Industrial Sites Please phone Gyan for Competitive Rates an interview on 871-3998 an advantage. (021) 0268-3368 Phone Marshall Truck and trailer licences essential. Contracting GOT WOOLLY Glen 870-1433 JC & RB Hoskin RED BINS LTD or 871-7896 Phone 871-4454 or (027)496-1815 SHEEP? MINI SKIP HIRE Give Tony a FARM WORK 1.8m³ and 3.6m³ bleep! Same day delivery WANTED HIRE ASSISTANT Mobile Shearing Phone FULL OR PART TIME INTERMEDIATE Murray Bain ASSISTANT HOURS NEGOTIABLE Phone 872-1806 871-8996 or (027)202-4915 RELIEF MILKER Duties : - Customer Service ACCOUNTING AVAILABLE - Maintain Hire Equipment Prefer weekdays, PERSON RESIDENTIAL Forward CV and covering letter to: HOME REPAIRS but available some AND LIFESTYLE blocks for John Derecourt all your fencing re- weekends. MAINTENANCE Available most Waipa Hire CHARTERED quirements, experi- 56 Cambridge Rd Building, Decks, ence and quality public holidays. ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE Fences etc guaranteed. Phone Phone 871-8024 Te Awamutu Painting (07) 827-1849 or (027) or (027)610-9147 An opening has arisen in our office for a person Basic Landscaping 473-0001. PETER GLIDDEN HONDA to join our team. Waterblasting SILAGE The person we are seeking would ideally: Anything Considered WORKSHOP ASSISTANT / DRIVER FARM WORK MOWING, tedding, Phone Andy on raking, baling, wrap- At our Te Awamutu workshop we are looking Have worked in an accountants office and 871-3319 or WANTED ping and stacking, for a motivated and reliable person to carry out be able to prepare accounts to draft stage. (027)216-8688 cartage also available, collection and delivery of 2 and 4 wheel Be able to prepare GST and PAYE returns for ALSO buying stand- RELIEF milker, ex- farm bikes within Te Awamutu district and our clients ing grass. Phone perienced and reli- surrounding area. Other duties include steam Be computer literate with a knowledge of able. Prefer Pirongia Nick, (07) 827-1849 or (027) 473-0001 or fax cleaning bikes and keeping the workshop clean Word and Excel. area. Phone John 871- and tidy. Some heavy lifting may be required. 9943. (07) 827-1805. Be able to work well in a team and have a sense A full, clean driver’s licence is essential and a of humour Keep the insects at bay, SITUATIONS VACANT familiarity of the Te Awamutu area would be an Have a can do attitude Call C C J today advantage. The successful candidate should be Enjoy new challenges SUMMER IS HERE ASSISTANT COOK honest and reliable, and be able to work Be willing to learn and able to follow instructions effectively within the current team. For a free No Required Thursday, Friday, Saturday Have a particular interest in IT, although this Obligation Quotation is not a requirement 1.30 -9.30 pm - some extra hours as necessary. If you are interested in joining us please Call FREEPHONE write to us including a full CV to: Full training will be given in our office systems Cooking experience preferred. (0800)104-466 The Manager and procedures. Must be keen, honest, reliable and willing to learn. Peter Glidden Honda P O Box 253 Support of further study options will LINED be considered. Phone Chef - 871-3742 or (021)293-2729 Te Awamutu Ah - 870-5578 SOAK Applications close January 30 Please apply in writing with CV by February 1, 2008. HOLES PART TIME OPTICAL ASSISTANT
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Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 PAGE 21 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS SITUATIONS CINEMA SCENE VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT VACANT Atonement FLORIST wanted, KITCHEN hands, UNEMPLOYED? Sick In 1935, 13-year-old fl edgling writer Briony experienced, for part evenings, Gostiona EXPERIENCED of being on a benefit? Tallis and her family live a life of wealth and time work in Te Restaurant, two to MECHANIC Let me help you find privilege in their enormous mansion. Awamutu. Phone five nights p/w includ- a job. Retrain, up skill On the warmest day of the year, the country (027) 440-0287. REQUIRED and gain valuable ing Friday and Satur- estate takes on an unsettling hothouse atmos- day, own transport work experience by phere, stoking Briony’s vivid imagination. AAdvertisedvertise withwith us!us! Full time for busy giving Fiona a call at Robbie Turner (James McAvoy), the educated required. Phone (07) workshop in Cambridge. PPhonehone todaytoday 871-5151871-5151 843-5431. Employment Plus, son of the family’s housekeeper, carries a torch Remuneration based on (07)827-3754 or text for Briony’s headstrong older sister Cecilia experience and ability. your name and num- (Keira Knightley). SITUATIONS VACANT ber to (027)294-8556. Cecilia, he hopes, has comparable feelings; all Please send CV to: it will take is one spark for this relationship to PO Box 923, combust. We have a full time position available for a: ADULT When it does, Briony - who has a crush on Rob- Cambridge, or phone ENTERTAINMENT bie - is compelled to interfere, going so far as ac- CAR GROOMER (07) 827-8111. cusing Robbie of a crime he did not commit. Must be: LIVE ADULT Cecilia and Robbie declare their love for each CHAT other, but he is arrested - and with Briony bear- Well organised ing false witness, the course of three lives is changed forever. Meticulous to detail Hot! Explicit! Naughty!
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024TC037/08 PAGE 22 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 Grippingly good - just sit down, buckle up, enjoy the ride - and pray that the monster never visits New Zealand. Prepare for a fast-paced, action edge-of-your-seat thriller that’ll blow you away. We kid you not. M
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024TC002-08 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 PAGE 23 www.pggwre.co.nz RESIDENTIAL & LIFESTYLE
Best Buy Around TE AWAMUTU Home Hosting/Retirement/Teenagers TE KUITI Mountain Breeze PIRONGIA
TENDER
This immaculate 4 bedroom house on $465,000 FOR SALE BY TENDER (prior bids considered) Tender closes 22nd Feb 2008 at • 3 bedroom home on 4047m2 $399,500 5180m2 is up for sale. 1 year old 4pm at PGG Wrightson Te Kuiti • Surrounded by farm land and vendor needs to relocate. • 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, dining/kitchen and separate lounge • 7.1221 ha, 650m trotting track • Stunning views of Mt. Pirongia Everything as new. Registered OPEN DAYS: 11am - 12noon. • Outdoor privacy with private valuation comes in at $510,000. • Swimming pool for the kids 262 Waitete Rd, Sundays 27th Yours for under valuation. Jan and 3rd, 10th & 17th Feb. courtyard • Excellent views • Double garage with power This won't last long! Peter McEvoy • An attractive home with a family feel • Time to take action Melanie Coleman M 027 228 7115 Debbie Thomson www.pggwre.co.nz ID TEA60317 • Genuine vendors wishing for a prompt sale B 07-870 2842 Shaylee Wylie B 07 870 2841 www.pggwre.co.nz ID:TEK10187 www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA60302 M 027 511 4467 M 021 136 6208 M 027 291 0947
Two For One Special TE AWAMUTU Lifestyle Living KIHIKIHI
Executive Living $657,000 Town Convenience $430,000 • Two exceptional units available close to town • 3 bedroom home + sleepout • Good rental return with proven record • Separate living area • Approx. 7 years old on a cross lease title • Original tawa polished fl oors • Three bedrooms with an ensuite and private backyard patio area • Sunny outside entertaining decking • Low maintenance and secure environment • Private fenced spa pool area Melanie Coleman Debbie Thomson • Set on 4816m2 rolling section www.pggwre.co.nz ID:TEA60319 B 07 870 2842 B 07 870 2841 M 027 511 4467 www.pggwre.co.nz ID:TEA60321 M 027 291 0947
Hey, Look At Me... TE AWAMUTU 1895 Family Villa PIRONGIA Space Galore! KIHIKIHI
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• Extremely large fully fenced section • 3 bedroomed family home with exceptionally $350,000 P. O. A . manicured gardens and citrus trees • There is room to store the boat in the double garage • Roomy single garage plus sleepout • Let the kids enjoy the pool on hot summer days • Pellet fi replace heats this ideal family home • 1254m2 section, room for the pool or • A brand new kitchen and brand new bathroom, three subdivision! bedrooms and open plan living. It's all here. • Great family, teenage or retirement home with outdoor living decks Melanie Coleman This property is priced to sell. Melanie Coleman B 07-870 2842 www.pggwre.co.nz ID TEA60309 B 07-870 2842 M 027 511 4467 www.pggwre.co.nz ID TEA60306 M 027 511 4467 1219 Franklin Street, Pirongia AUCTION Unit Number 19 TE AWAMUTU • 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 living areas Friday 29th February 1pm English Charm KIHIKIHI Te Awamutu Information • Lovingly restored by vendor, excellent polished Centre native fl oor, Queensland verandah • 2023m2 section with double garage and room for the pool OPEN DAYS: • This home is crying out for a family who would Saturday 2nd Feb 1pm - 3pm appreciate its olde world charm and uniqueness Sundays 10th, 17th 1.30 - and views of Mt. Pirongia 2.30pm • Handy to excellent primary school and Hamilton Sunday 24th Feb 10-11am secondary business Other viewing by appointment
• Fantastic workmanship on display $395,000 Get In Quick $250,000 Julie Hughes Number 19 is up for grabs • Brand new 3 bedroom home looking for an owner In ground swimming pool, gymnasium and sauna www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA60323 B 07 870 2846 • Beautiful established gardens with a wishing well These units don't last long on the market M 021 426 753 • Upstairs bedrooms with ensuite Current rental appraisal $300 per week • Downstairs open plan with new appliances 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Peter McEvoy • A must to view, it's waiting for you I'm waiting on your call Melanie Coleman M 027 228 7115 Melanie Coleman B 07-870 2842 B 07-870 2842 www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA60289 M 027 511 4467 www.pggwre.co.nz ID: TEA60291 M 027 511 4467
Peter McEvoy Arthur Marty Debbie Thomson Melanie Coleman Julie Hughes 07-870 2845 07-870 2834 07-870 2841 07-870 2842 07-870 2846 PGG WRIGHTSON LIMITED MREINZ Phone: 07 - 870 2844 PGG Wrightson Limited MREINZ Fax: 07 - 870 2843 89 Market Street, Te Awamutu
PAGE 24 Te Awamutu Courier, Thursday, January 24, 2008 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.