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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 24, 2004 PAGE 13 TRUSTPOWER WAIPA DISTRICT COMMUNITY AWARDS 2004

Judges from the Waipa community have recently chosen OVERALL WINNER the winners and place getters for the Trustpower Waipa Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust CAMBRIDGE CBD WINS AT District Council Community Awards 2004. Over 50 guests The Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust was unanimously enjoyed the award announcements evening held in the voted as overall winner. The trust has recently completed Waipa District Council chambers in Te Awamutu. AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE the first section of its ambitious project to encapsulate the Trustpower's Graeme Purches was master of ceremonies whole of Maungatautari Mountain in 50 kms of pest-proof Waipa District Councils upgrade of the special commun assisted by Mayor Alan Livingston. fencing. Two completed cells have enclosed 30ha on the Cambridge CBD has won a prestigious award to recogn The Mayor acknowledged all community groups and volun- northern side and 70ha on the southern side of the moun- award for project management compa- exceptional comm teers for their huge input into making the Waipa communi- tain. These smaller enclosures will be used to demonstrate ty a more vibrant place to live. the pest proof fencing and pest eradication techniques, and ny Opus International at the Association ment to the commu AWARDS IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES WERE will also allow groups to enter the enclosures to learn more of Consulting Engineers NZ (ACENZ) ty in a project. Projec PRESENTED TO : about different species of flora and fauna on the mountain. Awards. Waipa District Council com- were assessed by Heritage and Environment: The Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust will now go for- missioned Opus to provide a new design panel of special ward to the Trustpower National Community Awards, Winner - Kakepuku Mountain Conservation Committee, judges with the awar competing against regional winners from around New to revitalise central Cambridge, the Runner-up - Cambridge Tree Trust. Zealand. The national Trustpower Community Awards will design needed to be distinctive and focused on the ne be held early March 2005 in Cambridge. and innovative, and Health and Well-being: memorable and to reflect the special excellence in the con Winner - Te Awamutu Group Riding for the Disabled, character of the town. Following exten- vided to the client. Runner-up - Waipa Plunket. sive consultation Opus provided a examined environm Arts and Culture: design that included widened footpaths, impacts, and the Winner - Te Awamutu Competitions Society of Performing new crossings and street furniture, Arts, between consultant improved street lighting and extensive Runner-up - Te Awamutu Museum. ject team.Waipa Dist landscaping. Peter Lee says the aw Sport and Leisure: commitment of th Winner - Cambridge Rugby Referees, The ACENZ awards encompass a wide Runner-up Te Awamutu Junior Cricket range of projects undertaken by consult- Council to a quality p Educational and Child Youth Development: ing engineers in NZ and the Cambridge "The Awards recogni CBD Upgrade Project for the Waipa of Opus to work clo Winner - Cambridge Kindergarten, Left to right: Graeme Purches and Sue Clemens from Runner-up - Te Awamutu Joint Guide/Scout Hall Trustpower, MEIT Chairman David Wallace and CEO Jim District Council, led by Alasdair Gray munity and council Committee. Mylchreest, Mayoress and Mayor Livingston and Karen Hills from Opus, received a

2004 Waipa Networks COUNCIL TACKLES ECONOMI Waipa District Waipa District Council has been progressing its econom- "Waipa District Coun Sports Awards ic development objectives and initiatives and invited already initiated, a n newly appointed Business to Hamilton CEO Graham opportunities for econ Waipa sports clubs and associations are being asked to take Smith to Waipa District Council's Policy Committee trict. It has already ide the time to nominate individuals, teams, administrators and meeting recently. The Council has reconfirmed its desire officials from their respective codes for the upcoming 2004 key initiatives for eco Waipa District Sports Awards. to more actively promote economic development in the study of the options a This is a great opportunity to highlight the achievements of individual District, a move likely to be supported by the Cambridge for Te Awamutu. A n sporting codes and excellence within your club. Nomination forms are and Te Awamutu Chambers of Commerce, and business now available from Sport Waikato and the Waipa District Council see the development Cambridge and Te Awamutu office receptions. Waipa clubs should leaders. access for potential co also have received a set of nomination forms by post. Mr Smith, in the job just four months, told the Policy of the town. The plan Fittingly in the year of the Olympics, this years District Sports Awards into any commercial d theme will involve Ancient Greece. The 2004 awards dinner will be Committee that a number of key organisations linked to held at the Te Awamutu Events Centre on Tuesday 23rd November. economic growth in the region were likely to be brought ating an ideal outcom Sarah Ulmer fresh back from the Olympics will be the guest speaker for the evening. together under an umbrella organisation to be known as main street retailers. every opportunity, an For sports clubs who have not previously put nominations forward Waikato Economic Development (W.E.D). the District Sports Awards are a great opportunity to promote your work alongside the re club sporting code and profile your sporting achievers to the WED would be established as a charitable trust funded Neil. community. from a number of sources including Hamilton City Categories this year are: Council and industry, and in the coming months he In response to a que Service to Sport Club of the Year would be looking to secure other funding streams for the suggesting the develop Administrator of the Year organisation. Mr Smith said amalgamation of Business to ed cluster, Mr Smith s Referee/Umpire of the Year Coach of the Year Hamilton with the Business Development Centre and was dependant on a n Team of the Year Junior Sportsperson (13y-21yrs old) Tourism Waikato, into a single entity would allow for a capability, competitive Sportsperson of the Year more effective regional focus. ensure sustainability. Nominations are now being accepted...if anyone in the community are aware of a worthy nomination please Group Manager Policy & Strategy Ross Mc Neil said the "On this basis the lo contact Council has attracted some criticism in the past for not even greater role in th being more active in promoting development but indi- Sport Waikato Waipa District Counci Janis Jeffers cated that investigations are underway to identify ways in Waipa District Sport Coordinator Allan says Council's U 823 2510 or 0274757747 which Council can take a more proactive role. This ini- in November 2003, tiative and the changes proposed at a regional level check out our website growth cells in the Di www.sportwaikato.org.nz should put Waipa District in a much better position to benefit from the opportunities that exist. The Council has initia LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 20004 - FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT wwwwaipadc.govt.nz

PAGE 14 Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 24, 2004 KIHIKIHI WASTEWATER PROJECT UPDATE

What has happened so far? expected that construction will commence in May The first stage of the project, the "Investigation 2005. Stage", has now been completed. When is the public open day? As part of the preliminary design stage, all Kihikihi The Open Day will be held in the Kihikihi Town Hall, properties were visited to identify a suitable location Lyon Street on for each connection. Monday 6th of September 2004 from 3.00 - AT ACENZ What is happening now? 8.00pm. The contractors are confirming the exact routes for Drawings of the scheme showing the proposed E the sewer mains and calculating the depths and diam- sewer mains and property connections will be on dis- ity eters of the pipes. A financial analysis of the design is play. We will be looking for your feedback on how being done to make sure that it is the most cost effec- the scheme will affect you so that we can incorporate ise tive. A plan for each property connection is being your views into the final design where feasible. mit- prepared. There will be representatives of Waipa District ni- Council and MWH on hand to explain the scheme What happens next? cts and to answer any questions you might have. If you a A public open day is being held in early September to have any specific questions about the project please list answer your questions. Any modifications to the get in touch with the Waipa District Council on (07) rds property connection design will be as a result of feed- 872-0030 / 0800 waipadc / 0800 924-723. ew back from the public open day and a preliminary on design report will be provided standing result. They knew and under- for Waipa District Council , this nsulting service pro- stood the towns history and philosophy will be reviewed by another . The Awards also and delivered a project to match. The consulting engineer. mental and social The "Preliminary Design Stage" e communication contribution of Council Chief Executive is expected to be completed and the wider pro- John Inglis was outstanding, he ensured and approved by the Waipa there were weekly meetings between trict Deputy Mayor District Council in October ward recognises the the contractor, senior management and 2004. The "Detail Design e community and elected officials to track progress and to Stage" will then commence. project. ensure the project stayed on track and This will include detailed ise the commitment on budget. This award simply confirms design of all aspects of con- struction and to allow specifi- osely with the com- what the community already knows, cations to be determined for to achieve an out- Cambridge is the best looking town in the calling of tenders. It is the region." Opus Consulting engineers undertaking the geo technical survey in Kihikihi.

Fieldays No 8 Wire IC DEVELOPMENT ON ALL FRONTS National Art Award ncil has been considering, and has tions, structure planning and possible District Plan This is art that any one can number of strategies to advance Changes to give effect to four of the growth cells includ- make - and have the nomic development across the dis- ing a new residential cell for Te Awamutu and a new rural chance to win $3000!! entified and progressed a number of residential area for Ohaupo township over the next 2 The Fieldays No 8 Wire nomic growth, including a scoping years. The Council has released decisions on a significant National Art Award run in available for a western arterial road Plan Change for Cambridge North that will provide for conjunction with Te new route under investigation will 200 new residential sections. A further subdivision appli- Awamutu Museum cele- of a western corridor to provide cation for seventy-four sections is currently being brates kiwi ingenuity and ommercial development in the west processed. A new water reservoir is under construction our ability to make any- nned western arterial will dovetail and the design of a new wastewater reticulation rising thing out of No 8 fencing development for Te Awamutu cre- main is nearing completion in the Cambridge North area. wire. me for business, the public and for The Council is managing an increased market demand by A total prize pool of . We need to take advantage of $5000 is offered, all semi ensuring the infrastructure planning is programmed in its nd it is important for Council to finalists will be displayed egion-wide initiatives," said Mr Mc Long Term Council Community Plan with some projects in the Te Awamutu already coming on line. museum for 10 weeks "We know, for example, that there is a shortage of land with a special awards estion from Mayor Alan Livingston night during the Waipa available for industrial and residential development in pment of an equine industry -relat- Networks Rose and aid the success of business clusters Cambridge and Te Awamutu. There is also a significant Cultural Festival. effort coming from the private sector with private plan umber of factors, including existing Entries are open now changes being requested to look at areas like the Grow e advantage, and a global focus to www.tamuseum.org.nz Corp land on the west side of Leamington for residential for details or visit the development and future rural residential development in museum on Roche St cal equine industry could play an the Silverwood Lane area" said Mr Allan. in Te Awamutu to pick he District" he said. Council is making sure its business friendly message gets up an entry form. 237TC025/04 Entries close 20th October. l Planning Services Manager Wayne out to prospective business developers and potential Urban Growth Strategy completed new residents. A new " District Profile" pack will soon be There is no cost to enter but if your work is selected as a semi-finalist- you , identified ten potential future available at Information Centres in Cambridge and Te need to be able to transport it to the museum by the 25th of October. strict. Awamutu to entice new business and homeowners to Contact Debra Kane [email protected] or [email protected]. Te ated detailed engineering investiga- the district. Awamutu Museum 07 871 4326 LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS SATURDAY 9 OCTOBER 2004 - FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT wwwwaipadc.govt.nz

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 24, 2004 PAGE 15 hot tips for parents with Ian & Mary Grant No longer CWI, just WI All parents, with chil- dren from toddlers to Most people would have had a grandmother, mother, aunt teenagers, will love or cousin that has been a Country Women’s Institute (CWI) this event. member. In two entertaining But prior to 1952 the group was known as the Women’s evenings, you will Institute and that’s the way its going to be in the future. receive practical At the recent CWI conference in Wellington the motion to information and change the name was passed - by just one vote. ideas for building great kids, along with insights A two-thirds majority (271) was required to pass the drop- into how to handle the difficult times. ping of ‘country’ and 272 votes were recorded in favour. Newly elected National Executive Committee member Ail- This seminar will inspire you with a vision for the een Berrigan of Kio Kio says for many years the name hasn’t future and give you strategies you can use in been an entirely accurate refl ection of the people involved. your family now. “We actually have about two thirds urban members and one third rural. The name change helps show the organisa- PARENTING WITH CONFIDENCE tion is not just for rural women and maybe our news won’t be ‘Hot Tips for Parents’ Seminar on the farming pages so often in the future!” Other local concerns expressed at the national conference included the need for better access to after-hours medical Tuesday, September 14 care. “We are especially concerned at the frequent delays Wednesday, September 15, 2004 when using a call centre.” 6.30pm to 9.30pm Guest speaker at conference was Celia Lashlie, who was also guest speaker at a family forum held here over the weekend. Venue: Main Auditorium, Bible Chapel Conference highlight for the local delegates was the win- 320 Swarbrick Drive, Te Awamutu ning of the Woolcraft award by Maisie Jones of Pirongia and second placings by Beryl Lukey (photography) and Mrs Ber-      !" #  $    COST: Early bird ticket prices up until rigan (wallhanging, needlecase). %  " &' $ %%(  " ) *
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Te Awamutu Sports’ Nathan White is putting real pressure on Waikato’s incumbent props. His powerful scrummaging on NPC debut against Southland helped the Mooloo Men de- molish the Stags’ pack and saw him selected in the starting line-up for Sunday’s Shield challenge against Bay of Plenty. White was presented with his Waikato team tie after the Southland match, having played his third game for the province. It was a proud moment for the 22-year-old - his parents Doug and Robyn and sister Rachel were all in the supporters room when the presentation was made. The tie has been a long time coming. His two other appearances for Waikato (two Opportunity Ohaupo - Lifestyle Plus! years apart) were both in non-competition games. He played 20 minutes against Hawkes Bay in Na- • 2.294ha 3 bedroom home + outside room • School bus at gate pier (2002) and made the starting line-up against • 15 varieties of fruit trees incl approx 40 mature Macadamia & Sweet Chestnuts Northland earlier this month. • 2 large double garages • Swimming pool If White continues to make the most of his Provisional Reserve under $401,000 (incl GST) chances as he serves his ‘apprenticeship’, he seems destined to have a long and illustrious 4514 State Highway 3, Ohaupo/Te Awamutu career for the province. Viewing: Open Day, Sunday, August 29 at 1.30pm - 2.00pm Waikato has been blessed with a wealth of rich- Auction: Thursday, September 2, 2004 at 1.00pm (unless sold prior) es in the propping department for the past seven Venue: L.J. Hooker Office, 162 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu or so years by the likes of David Briggs (33) and Contact: Barry Bryant, 021 951 138, a/h 871 8989 Michael Collins (30), now in the twilight of their In association with Campbell Turner Licensed Auctioneer careers, and Deacon Manu (25) since 1996. Briggs apparently enjoys the mentoring role Vendors Respond to Leading Real Estate Brand of being the elder statesman in the team, help- ing to bring young, talented players through like When it comes to selling real estate ‘nobody does it better than L. J. Hooker’ White. according to New Zealand’s leading independent market research company, ACNielson, which conducts a national real estate brand track every year in April. Injuries to Collins and Manu have given White

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  looked by the Chiefs Development team selectors both north and south islands. This year’s study again confirms L.J. Hooker number this year. The break, from not playing for the Develop- one position as New Zealand’s best known real estate advertiser. He was subbed after 50 minutes on Sunday by ment side, could well have worked in his favour. “Choosing L.J. Hooker means choosing one of the world’s best known and most All Black trialist Deacon Manu, but will take val- He looks in better shape and fi tter (at this time trusted real estate brands” said Mrs Diane Tyer of L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu. uable lessons from his fi rst taste of Shield rugby. of the year) than ever in the past. “The high recognition of an agency’s brand and advertising can play a significant For one so young, he has packed a lot of rugby A young chum, willing to listen and learn, role in the marketplace. When it comes to choosing a real estate agent to sell your into his powerfully built, 112kg frame - Waikato anchoring the scrum one side, with Briggs (a home why wouldn’t you go to the company whose advertising can attract more U19, Waikato Colts, Waikato B (two years) and veteran of 77 games for Waikato) on the other, is buyers to get you the best price for your home?” Chiefs Development (two years). exciting and augurs well for the future. Diane said that clients who list their property with L. J. Hooker Te Awamutu can be confident they have chosen a world leader when it comes to marketing,” advertising, experience, advice and service. They also have the power of Bates leading from the front ljhooker.com working for them to reach potential local and worldwide buyers. Te Awamutu Sports the 24-year-old Bates game for the Chiefs or dynamic with the ball “A successful property sale in today’s market is the result of a dedicated team of No 8 Steven Bates is captained Waikato in Waikato since moving in hand, scoring one local area professionals backed by New Zealand’s leading force in real estate a born leader - he cap- an Air New Zealand to the region. of the challengers’ two advertising, L.J. Hooker. You can put these strengths to work for you by talking to tained New Zealand NPC rugby match for And despite captain- tries - the other going L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu when it comes time to sell your property” Diane said. Colts rugby team in the fi rst time against ing a disappointing to Te Awamutu Sports’ 2001. Southland. Waikato challenge for clubmate - Sitiveni Si-

Whether he goes on He responded to the the Ranfurly Shield, vivatu. 237TC037/04 to become an All Black added pressure placed Bates shone again on and have the honour of on him by having his Sunday as one of the captaining the men in best game in the red, Waikato players who black is in the lap of yellow and black jersey could hold their heads the gods. - taking out the sea- high in the 26-20 loss. He has matured into son’s fi rst player of the He copped a big hit YYoouurr BBeeddrroooomm DDeeppoott one of the most effec- match points. off the ball early, but tive back rowers in the Having shed 4kg to left no ‘petrol in the country since switch- be in peak condition, tank’ as he tried man- 1x6 Drawer Dresser ing his allegiance to Bates impressed with fully to get Waikato the Waikato in 2002. his pace capping off into the game after a 2x Bedsides In the absence of his a great team try just slow start. (1 drawer, 1 cupboard) Te Awamutu Sports before halftime. He was effective at 4 STYLES TO club-mate Jono Gibbes, He has not missed a the breakdown and 1x Headboard add 4 drawer CHOOSE FROM $699 chest for $150

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 24, 2004 PAGE 23 Formal Notices TUITION FOR LEASE TO LET TO LET TO LET Formal Notices LARGE scale calf- Are you looking LANDLORDS rearing unit, compris- FEMALE flatmate Wishing your property EDUCATION CENTRES ing of five sheds, meal for Property wanted, country cot- silo’s etc. Phone 0800- Management? tage, close to town, to be casually let or BIRTHS DEATH NOTICES PROFESSIONAL managed by a TUTORING 158-648 or (021) 780- $70p/w plus expenses. BURTT - Richard 105. We are Phone (021) 266-6021. recognised professional? HAYNES - Tony, Gill, Alan (Ritchie). To a ✓ READING Maria and Sophie are TENANTS good mate, never for- ✓ SPELLING WANTED TO RENT prprooofessionalfessional thrilled to have a wee get you dude. Laters, ✓ OTOROHANGA, Needing help finding girl, Olivia Mae at ENGLISH LONG term accommo- accommodation which Ben, Aaron and John. ✓ three bedrooms newly Waikato Women’s on MATHEMATICS 181TC204/04 dation wanted, farm qualified suits your needs? COXHEAD - Lindsay painted, cosy and Monday August 16 CALL (027) 279 5244 cottage or house for warm, $165p/w. Phone Contact rancene weighing 3490gms John. Aged 67 years. family, two adults, to offer top Peacefully on August WAIPA 871-7774 or (021) 189- (7lb 11oz). Special one child, one cat, 6416. on 871-7146, 20, 2004 after a short seserrrvicevice Mobile (027) 289-3952 thanks to Barbara E PICTURE framing rent negotiable or in and Nanny Brown. battle with cancer at lieu of occasional farm 871-6287 a/h Waikato Hospital. tuition, six week Ph 871-5044 SELF Storage, Te course, learn how to work/ milkings, total Waipa Property POLLARD - Trampas Dearly loved son of Awamutu, from frame your own pho- seven years farming Link Ltd. MREINZ HR. Future world the late George and $17p/w, 24 hour ac- tos, prints, originals, experience, reliable champion. Born Au- Elsie. Loved brother Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ cess security patrols. certificates, needle and trustworthy. gust 20 2004. Kas is of twin sister Cath- Phone (07) 856-7584 TO LET work and tapestries Please phone Merv or “Nobody does it better” sweet, Mark is stoked. erine McEwen (Lin- or (027) 608-1749. with Waikato’s certi- Denise (09) 536-6689. One country cottage Thanks to Robyn den), Murray, and the fied framer, 25 years $110p/w Whisker, you were late Bryan. Lindsay experience, day or BOARD WANTED PUBLIC NOTICES Four bedroom country awesome; and Doug will be sadly missed. night courses. Phone home $210p/w for milking. In accordance with RESPONSIBLE 18 Lindsay’s wishes a Ron (07) 843-6672. year old female col- DEATH NOTICES private cremation has lege student seeks taken place. All com- FOR HIRE board in Te Awamutu MREINZ munications to Mr. M. area. Phone (021) 141 Phone 871-5044 BROWNING - Coxhead, RD 2, Te CARPET and uphol- 5965. Maurice Leslie. On Bill (021) 141-4511 Awamutu. Te Awa- stery cleaner. Hire TO LET August 22, 2004, mutu Funeral Ser- from the cleaning TWO flatmates wanted peacefully at his home vices Ltd. FDANZ. specialists. Sincerity 10% PENALTY for three bedroom surrounded by his COUNTRY cottage, COXHEAD - Lindsay. Drycleaners. Phone home in Te Awamutu, family. Much loved female flatmate, rent Passed away August 871-5471, 97 Sloane The Otorohanga District Council reminds $60 plus expenses. husband and friend of negotiable. Phone 20, 2004. A very much Street. Ratepayers that Friday, August 27, 2004 is Phone Jenn 871-4566 Joan. Much loved fa- John (021) 435-441. respected friend of the last day for payment of the first instalment or (021) 429-551. ther of Steve and the Gay, Lyall, Bevan late Ross. A service FINANCIAL of the 2004/05 rates with out incurring and Richard Thomas. for Maurice will be the 10% penalty. PUBLIC NOTICES Sadly missed. held at St Patrick’s
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Mortgages Men & Women PIRONGIA burial at the Te MARSHALL - Tom, GOLF CLUB Awamutu Cemetery. August 24 2002. You ANY PURPOSE we can help • Adverse Credit OK You can support In lieu of flowers do- are both gently sleep- nations to Waikato Security required - $2000-$50,000 Mens Open ing, here inside our DAFFODIL DAY Hospice would be ap- Toll free ~ 0508-42-5626 DAFFODIL DAY dreams. Isn’t faith be- Tournament preciated and may be by entering the left at the service. lieving all power can’t Many thanks to the be seen. As our hearts 18TH HOLE GOLF TOURNAMENT Sunday, staff at P.C.U and the hold you, just one August 29, 2004 beat away. We cher- 2004 Ltd at Te Awamutu Golf Club Waikato Hospice. Te

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, August 24, 2004 PAGE 25 SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT MOTOR VEHICLE GROOMER DRIVER We have a position available for a Car Groomer/ F U L L T I M E PO Box 281, Te Kuiti. Phone (07) 878-0600
Fax (07) 878-7024 Detailer for our busy Te Awamutu Dealership. H.T Licence The applicant should have previous grooming required We have a vacancy at our store for a PLUMBER experience, a clean drivers license and a Must be flexible MEATPACKER willing ‘can do’ attitude. regarding hours MEATPACKER Otorohanga based If you are reliable, honest and extremely motivated and possess the above mentioned This position is part time and days of work Our client is a successful, well-established plumb- qualities please apply in writing including your Ph (0274) 755-875 required are Sunday to Wednesday. ing company with offices in Otorohanga and CV and references to: Hours will be discussed upon interview. Te Awamutu. EARLY LEARNING Training will be provided. The Branch Manager We are looking for an experienced plumber to P O Box 334, Te Awamutu CENTRES If interested, apply in writing to: join their team in Otorohanga. 433 Rewi Street Nadia Hemara We would like to hear from you if you are a Service and Administration Manager Te Awamutu 3 Rewi Street, Te Awamutu reliable dependable person who can work as part of a team, but can also work independently PARTS AND ACCESSORY MANAWANUI & Applications close Friday, August 27, 2004 and isn’t afraid to make decisions when necessary. MANAGER KAINGA TAMARIKI This is an excellent opportunity to work for a Excelsior Nissan New Zealand’s oldest Nissan We require someone great company where you will undertake a variety who is a team player, TRACTOR/MACHINERY of work using very good equipment and be well Dealership, with the most modern and has a sense of humour OPERATOR rewarded for your efforts. newest premises in the country, is looking and has or is working to hire a Parts and Accessory Manager. Initial enquiries for this position should be made to: towards a Dip ECE, We require a full time operator for seasonal Brendon McNeil at This is a sole charge position for our family oriented work from early October Full understanding of the Franchise parts system is centres. Development King Country - Recruitment required Come and see us or We operate a progressive agricultural on either (027) 249-4947 or (07) 878-0600 phone 871-5393 contracting business based in Otorohanga, Experience in dealer computer systems a must undertaking Round Bale Silage and Hay, Must be able to work in a team environment SANDERS Forage Harvesting and Full Ground Cultivation. An exciting package based on results is available CHEMIST Applicants must If you are looking for a challenge and the
Thank you to all who Have a minimum Class 2 Licence opportunity to grow with a growth franchise,
applied for the Be willing to work long hours send your application in writing now to:
Be a team player SENIOR CHARTERED position of Grant Burton Pharmacy Assistant. Experience preferred but not essential ACCOUNTANCY OPPORTUNITY The position has 16 Huiputea Drive, Otorohanga We are a progressive, client focused, fast growing now been filled. Please contact John or Julie at Excelsior Nissan, Otorohanga JOHN CLARK CONTRACTING LTD practice. An opportunity is available for an on (07) 873-1800 or (029) 833-0011 experienced person to join our accounting services team. The position may suit a qualified or partly “DO TEACHING POSITION qualified person seeking career advancement. We provide management accounting and GST THE Arohena School U2 services, annual accounting, taxation and a wide RIGHT DEC. 7 range of related business services to our commercial 35 minutes SE of Te Awamutu, 25 minutes SW of and farming clients. THING” Putaruru, Fixed Term, .8 position, Scale A The successful applicant will receive full training in teacher, available immediately until end of 2004, our office systems. The role is varied and challenging due to roll increase. and there will be opportunity to learn new skills by Building Supply We seek an enthusiastic, NZ Registered teacher participating in our internal training programme for multi-level release, Y1-8. and by attending educational courses. Trade Sales If you have recent accounting experience in a CA Casual hours on weekends Join our team in a well resourced school. Visits office, enjoy client contact, are focused on providing Be TIdy may be arranged. The position is not suitable for quality service, and would like to join our friendly If you have a passion for good service, we have a beginning teachers. Shared transport from team, please apply in writing to: job for you! We are looking for a person to work Business, Education, Hamilton or Te Awamutu available. on call sometimes on weekends, selling our wide Joanne Wansbone range of building supplies to trade and home Transport, Industrial, Application by letter with work history, along with Gyde Wansbone Chartered Accountants Ltd the names and phone numbers of two referees to: renovation customers. While experience in our Domestic, You P O Box 482, TE AWAMUTU industry would be a plus, our key requirements The Principal, Arohena School Phone 872-0585 KEEP TE AWAMUTU R.D.7, Te Awamutu are a commitment to customer service and being Closing date Friday, September 3, 2004 a team player. If you have those we can teach you BEAUTIFUL SOCIETY Phone (07) 872-4526 the rest. email: [email protected] CHARTERED Timber Sales Driver SITUATIONS VACANT ACCOUNTANTS OFFICE Full time We are a long established two partner practice We require an experienced driver with an HT, and providing superior accounting and taxation ideally a fork hoist “F” endorsement. Deliveries is only one part of the job. Customers service, both services to an interesting range of business and at the delivery site and back at the branch is farming clients. a major requirement. A good knowledge of the We have a part time or full time position avail- district and an understanding of basic house able to a suitably experienced person who has construction would be an advantage. If you have
no building supplies experience we will train you A strong work ethic but you must have customer service skills, and
Previous experience in an accountants office be accurate in basic administration, and be a team
The ability to prepare financial statements and player. tax returns As part of the Bunnings organisation we provide
Excellent computer skills and some knowledge you with a satisfying, safe and rewarding work of MYOB or similar accounting programmes experience that includes training, career options,
Friendly communication skills superannuation and buying privileges.
An enthusiastic “how can we?” attitude in their I look forward to hearing from you client focus Keith Norris - Manager
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A desire to enjoy a good quality of life WE ARE THE BENCHMARK OF THE INDUSTRY! Our team enjoy using good computer technology and working in pleasant conditions. Hours of work, including glide-time, can be arranged to suit the candidate’s requirements. PHOTOS An attractive remuneration package will be offered to the successful candidate depending on skills and experience. Appearing in the Courier are Please apply in writing to available in colour and Ian Parlane ~ Parlane and Bastion Chartered Accountants black and white P O Box 230, TE AWAMUTU ORDER AT THE COURIER OFFICE

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