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An independent report shows major leakage out of Te Awamutu’s retail sector as locals choose to shop out of town. But the report’s author says Te Awamutu’s future is bright, as long as future development is well planned and meets the town’s changing needs. The independent report from Property Economics was commissioned by Waipa Dis- trict Council to help plan the town’s development, specific- ally the Te Awamutu hub based around the new library. It assessed Te Awamutu’s retail sector to see how the hub could best add to, not detract, from town growth. Results presented to council- lors, local retailers and commercial property owners show Te Awamutu’s core retail market generates nearly $220 million each year, drawing customers from beyond the town boundaries. Pak ’n Save is a major factor in drawing non- residents into Te Awamutu to shop. But local retailers face strong competition, with the report suggesting 40 per cent of potential retail spend is going elsewhere, mainly to Hamilton. Clothing, footwear and furnishing retailers are impac- ted the most. Property Economics director Tim Heath said while it was not unexpected some locals TC210616DT01 would shop out of town, Te TE AWAMUTU’S retail sector needs higher quality shops to stop ‘leakage’ — Property Economics report. Awamutu’s “leakage” levels were high compared to other already enough local retail Te Awamutu a more compel- ” Mr Heath said. would provide economic bene- smaller centres. The report space to service the population ling place to stop and shop in.” “Weekend shopping alone fit because it would be well notes one in five retail stores and to cater for expected The report said Te Awamutu won’t transform Te Awamutu’s used by all age groups, through- locally are “unbranded” or growth,” he said. retailers must consider retail sector but it will provide out the whole day and across second-hand stores that don’t “But there’s an opportunity increasing weekend trading a better platform for all local the entire week, the report generate the same return as for Te Awamutu to keep its hours if they want people to retailers to compete.” said. other retail stores. The food retail spend local by encourag- shop locally. The report said Council Waipa mayor Jim and beverage sector had the ing stores to be higher quality “Some retailers may want to should not focus on retail Mylchreest said the report pro- highest number of outlets in ones. It’s important local spend that time with their fam- development at the hub and vided a clear steer about where the town. retailers understand the types, ilies. But if you want to be instead support complemen- council needed to focus its “It’s a quality, not quantity brands and price points people successful in retail you need to tary development like office energies in the development of story,” Mr Heath said. are seeking. open when people want to shop provision, accommodation and the wider hub. “This is not about providing “That’s where the opportun- and that’s in the weekend; potentially higher density more shops in town — there’s ity is and that’s what will make that’s simply the harsh reality, housing. The new library ■ Continued Page 7 125BVX BLOWER ATV TYRES 28.0cc - 0.8kW - 4.3kg - Air Speed 209kph FITTED Cars & Minibuses Available Cruise Control, SmartStart® 16:1 Mulch Kit SET VAC KIT INCLUDED +GST FROM $450 $ 439 Conditions apply INCL GST

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Call Hamish and this year hosted by School Katie Foulkes was a Te Awamutu College. • Arts & Culture: Jacob head student at Te Awa- 027 873 7611 The Awards are in Gisby, St Peter’s School mutu College last year. their 14th year and cel- • Community Service: She was awarded the ebrate the achievements Emilie Hughes, St RSA Peace Scholarship FIREWATCH KING COUNTRY of young people in Peter’s School for Contribution, Ser- Fire & Safety Equipment academics, arts and cul- • Leadership: Megan vice and Leadership to Maintenance & Sales ture, community ser- Hemming, Cambridge the school, and was Dux, 0800 Firewatch (347 392) vice, leadership, sport High School receiving the AG Free- or 07 873 8080 for Frosty and multi-achiever • Multi Achiever: Katie man Medal for Dux categories. 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Locally owned, family business 4 Te Awamutu Courier Tuesday, June 21, 2016 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR WHAT’S HOT Fluoride improves dental health

Mr Wilson suggests that “survey A large body of epidemiological evi- regardless of ethnicity, socioeconomic WHAT’S NOT after survey both worldwide and here in dence over 60 years confirms water status and age. Because of the increased New Zealand, clearly show no sig- fluoridation prevents and reduces den- amount of dental decay among Ma¯ori nificant differences between non- tal decay: and those who are most deprived, fluoridated and fluoridated communi- • Children and adolescents: 40 per cent Sapere expects these groups to have a HOT ties”. I don’t know where he gets his lower lifetime incidence of dental decay greater absolute benefit from water ■ All the volunteer emergency information from, but the latest release on average; fluoridation. people and their families for sharing from the Ministry of Health, is the • Up to 4 years: 48 per cent reduction in A study published in the Medical them with us. We’re lucky to have Review of the Benefits and Costs of hospital admissions for treatment of journal of Australia 2016 says “Very Water Fluoridation in New Zealand tooth decay; mild and mild dental fluorosis dimin- such awesome caring people in our released on May 16 • 18 to 44 years: 21 per cent reduction in ished with time. Dental fluorosis did not community. The Sapere Research Group has dental decay; have a negative impact on perceptions ■ Kind security person at Winz who evaluated the benefits and costs of water • 45 years and over: 30 per cent of oral health.” thoughtfully offered a chair to an fluoridation in New Zealand. reduction in dental decay. I am not the expert but I can find the The review also finds strong evi- Equally important is strong evidence relevant accurate information. elderly gentleman waiting in queue. dence for benefits of water fluoridation. water fluoridation reduces dental decay CHRIS PRICE ■ Local petrol stations — congratulations your prices beat Hamilton for a change. Can we keep it that way and Rotary book fair get more local business here? Youth Awards show off ■ Nice man who gave $20 towards my raises $10,000 grandchildren’s birthday presents. for community our best young people NOT ■ Being on the Community Board nominated for their skills and Lady walking dogs on dark, rural A big thank you from the Te Awa- does have some advantages, and one of passions. road with no high-vis clothing or mutu Rotary club to everyone who them was being invited to the Youth As was said on the night, all of them torch. donated books, records and CDs, those Awards that were held at the Te were winners and that was reflected by ■ who came and supported our annual Awamutu College on Thursday. the number of people supporting the Filthy state of paths on Cambridge Book Fair and to those who put Extremely well organised, a great nominated ones. hill and at Pekerau Park. donations in the till. speaker with Isobel Ewing (from All in all a great event to be invited ■ Rooster on Ohaupo Road waking We made $10,000 and this money will Newshub TV) and the best of all, a to and to attend. neighborhood in early hours for the be shared between our local commun- great mix of young adults who were BERNARD WESTERBAAN ity and international Rotary projects. past six months. We hope to see you all again next year. Special thanks to Clark Devoy Letter writer has his facts wrong TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. who did our signs, to Paper Plus and Mitre 10 Mega who supplied drop-off Send to 021 241 4568 points and to the Te Awamutu Courier James Parlane seems to have got a They may have got it wrong too, for our advertising and to Te Awamutu few things wrong. over the years, and used out money on EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Federated Farmers who let us have The old age pensioners of today other things. their building — as well as many other have already paid for their pension. Second, the water still has to be Send to [email protected] Te Awamutu businesses who helped us. They did that in their working years, transported and delivered to the con- Your generosity is much appreci- the same as today’s working genera- sumer, or would Mr Parlane be happier DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. ated. tion is paying their’s now. to have a central pump somewhere and ELIZABETH BAYLEY-JULL What our Governments do with the go an fetch it himself? Drop into our ofﬁ ce 97 Sloane Street Secretary money we can’t control. ANITA LASSMAN

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Te Awamutu Museum presents Local chef vege finalist Pacifica Music, Redoubt bar & Eatery head chef Jonny Taggart has been selected as Drums & Dance a finalist in the New Zealand Vegetarian Dish Challenge 2016, a 23rd JUNE 2016 national competition celebrating the very best of fresh New Zealand- grown vegetables. COME AND DISCOVER THE Chefs are challenged to create AMAZING WORLD OF PACIFIC ARTS delicious and inspired meals from one of the three categories: break- AT THE MUSEUM! fast/brunch, lunch and dinner/ The Te Awamutu Museum, welcomes members of the fine dining. Pacifi c Arts Centre from West Auckland showcasing Pacifi c Mr Taggart’s lunch entry — music, beats and movement. You’re invited to join in! smoked firm tofu with a hangi of agria potato and artichoke panna cotta — has earned him a New Zealand Vegetarian Dish Chal- lenge Excellence Award plaque. Having only been in New Zea- land for three years, the Canadian chef saw the competition as an opportunity to extend his reper- TC210616CA01 toire of vegetable dishes and create FINAL DISH: Redoubt Bar & Eatery head chef prepares his dish which a dish with a New Zealand signa- is a finalist in the New Zealand Vegetarian Dish Challenge. ture. “The smoked tofu is a taste of popularity, chefs are needing to Nanyang Polytechnic Andy Gibb, home and I tried to recreate it and provide a greater range of choice of chef and Life Health Foods product embellish it with a New Zealand vegetable dishes. developer Bevan Gray and Hos- flavour. I have enjoyed learning “With the growing number of pitality NZ’s operations manager Come along to a special evening event at the about the traditional Ma¯ori way of people choosing a plant-based diet Tracy Scott. museum of Pacifi ca music, drums and dance. cooking food and thought I would as well as those who just want to Mr Wylie, says the judges felt combine my old home with my new try new ways with vegetables, the overall standard of entry was 23rd JUNE 2016 home — so the agria potatoes have chefs are being called upon to very high. been cooked in the earth to bring create imaginative and tasty vege- “It was pleasing to see a broad EVENING 6pm - 7.45pm out their flavour. table dishes. range of establishments from You will learn - “I also wanted to turn the “Vegetables are no longer just around the country represented. Welcome & power of greeting, • Legend of the drums, concept of a panna cotta on its the domain of dinner offerings and There were some fantastic head. It is usually thought of as a now feature on menus at all times innovative uses of the new ingredi- Pacifi c music, • Drums & dance, • Ukulele introduction, sweet dish, so I’ve changed the of the day. ents — falafel, tofu and bean Combined performance, and more... status quo and created a savoury “This competition provides an sausages — together with an flavour that sits well with the rest unrivalled opportunity to not only imaginative and contemporary For bookings phone 07-872 0085 and check out our of the dish.” learn new skills, but attract new approach to vegetables.” website for more info: www.tamuseum.org.nz Mr Taggart says he was ecstatic customers, providing a winning The winners of the three to be a finalist as a first time combination for both chef and categories, announced in July, will Proudly supported by: 135 Roche Street, entrant and looks forward to restaurant.” each be awarded a New Zealand Te Awamutu recreating his dish for customers. 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Your community newspaper for marketing plan for Te Awamutu and he The Hazelmere community have applied over 100 years. provided an update of this research. for funds to construct a music platform in Circulated free to 14,055 homes through Te Awamutu A survey was undertaken based around Russell Reserve. The Community Board and surrounding districts. the value of the ‘Rosetown’ brand and what support the proposal and have asked to view Colin Pinkerton — people found unique about Te Awamutu. the development plans. CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) Te Awamutu Three common themes arose — strong Money has been allocated for this year’s Community Board community, Te Awamutu is a central loca- Christmas Parade, Saturday 10 December, We welcome letters - preferably via email. They tion, a small town with a “big city feel” which and we know that the Christmas Parade should be under 300 words and must have the provides good services. A large majority of committee are already working on this so sender’s name, address and phone number. No those surveyed said that branding is useful, mark that date on your calendars. pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be This will be my final report as I am and thought Te Awamutu was unique and Chairperson Richard Hurrell displayed a withheld in special circumstances at the discretion standing down from the Community ‘authentic’ in a kiwi sense. A majority did not cup which will be a trophy for an annual of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged TBoard in September to make way for think that the Rosetown brand fitted our sporting event between Cambridge and Te and may be edited, abridged or discarded. new faces. image anymore. But don’t panic — any Awamutu Community Board called the MANAGER I have thoroughly enjoyed my nine years change of branding would be developed over ‘Battle of the Swamp’. The Te Awamutu Alan Price on the Board having input into the life and a long period of time. Community Board will host the first event [email protected] development of this town which I am proud to Out of that came a discussion centered which will be held on Thursday, July 21. call home. There are vacancies coming up around the idea that Te Awamutu is in a Bring it on Cambridge — we are ready for EDITORIAL on the Community Board in the local body unique position to be the place in New you. Dean Taylor (editor) elections later this year and I encourage Zealand where the New Zealand Land Wars The next meeting will be held at 6 pm on [email protected] anyone to put their name forward. story is told — not just around our area or Tuesday, July 12 in the Council Chambers. Cathy Asplin (journalist) At our last meeting there were even the Waikato but the national story. It The public are welcome to attend. I would [email protected] discussions around the branding of our town. would really put Te Awamutu on the map. encourage you to come along and see Colin Thorsen (journalist) Damian Sicely, a student from the Waikato There has also been an ongoing dis- whether being on the Community Board is [email protected] University Management School, was cussion about the possibility of some new something you would like to consider. ADVERTISING Dorinda Williams [email protected] Register your dog before end of month Ange Holt [email protected] Bookings One Waipa dog owner ‘moving day’ on June 1. the fee to register urban- Fees can be paid tered for the first time [email protected] who registers their ani- To highlight the based dogs is $89, online at after July, 1 2006 (with CLASSIFIEDS mal before the end of this change and encourage reduced to $64 if dogs are www.waipadc.govt.nz/ the exception of dogs Rhonda Oosterman, month may never have to registrations, all dogs neutered and kept in a dogs and can be refunded classified a working Tania Cortesi-Western, pay registration fees registered by the end of fenced section. Rural if the dog dies or leaves dogs) must also be micro- Julie Montague again. June 2016 will automatic- dogs cost $50 each to New Zealand. chipped. [email protected] Dog registrations are ally go into a draw to win register. 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MEA-19394/TAC HAMILTON 07 839 3072 –387AngleseaStreet Tuesday, June 21, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 7 Stopping retail Inspired first design First-time Fieldays Ag Art Wear entrant Toni van der Hulst of Waikeria has leakage to city come away with third place in the Designer Tra- ditional competition from this year’s event. Mrs van der Hulst has been going to the Ag Art Wear show for a number of years, and always thought she could have a go. Last year she started to plan in earnest to enter — but life got in the way. Her sister Donna Foster was dying of cancer and had come home after a number of years living and travelling in Australia for her last few months. The first anniversary of her passing is next month. While she was home, Mrs van der Hulst talked to her about her ideas for a design. That inspired the design — Knots & Barbs — Woven into the Fabric of Life — a piece chiefly constructed from pink silage wrap that was released last year for breast cancer fundraising. Mrs van der Hulst had TC210616DT02 wanted to make a woven PAK ’n SAVE is a major contributor to bringing shoppers to Te Awamutu. garment, so she took herself to a weekend course to ■ From Page 1 Trust Waikato Te Awamutu Events Centre learn the craft. and street upgrades,” Mr Mylchreest said. And she called on her Local business people were already “But we need to ensure that future old macrame´ skills to com- working alongside council to shape the its development will protect and promote Te plete the piece. development and identify and prioritise Awamutu’s long-term sustainability and Mrs van der Hulst was town projects over the next decade, he see the town develop in such as way that it excited to take a prize at said. remains strong and vibrant.” her first attempt and is “There’s been quite a lot of town already thinking of what to TC210616DT03 development work done since the town ■ Copies of the report from Property do for next year. FIELDAYS Ag Art Wear Designer Traditional third place concept plan was finalised in 2010 with key Economics are available on More from Fieldays Ag went to Knots & Barbs — Woven into the Fabric of Life projects like the library, Walk of Fame, www.waipadc.govt.nz Art Wear on page 9. by Toni van der Hulst of Waikeria.

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ach year New Zealand celebrates National Volunteer ■ Make time — Whai wha¯ busy schedule and that there are volunteering opportunities Week to recognise and celebrate the vital contribution ■ Thanks for making time — Kia ora mo¯ta¯u whai wha¯ suitable to people’s individual needs and commitments. Eof New Zealand’s approximately 1.2 million The 2016 campaign is therefore a call to action. It is also a great chance to show that by making time, the whole volunteers to social development, the economy and the For volunteering to flourish, and the various benefits of community benefits, people can gain new experiences and environment. volunteering to be realised, people and volunteer organisations are increase their personal satisfaction. This year National Volunteer Week (June 19-25) increasingly going to need to make time, now and into the future. Through this campaign those who already volunteer will also be focuses on time through the following two sayings: This year’s theme recognises that volunteering can fit into a recognised for making time for their communities.

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KEVIN BOOTH PHOTO TRY TIME: Tom Sanders crashes over for the Chiefs’ second try.

The All Blacks had the Chiefs of firsts when thrashing Wales 40-7 to thank for softening up Wales at AMG Stadium last Tuesday. four days out from the second test For the first time in their in Wellington — won 36-22 by the 20-year history, the Chiefs All Blacks to take a 2-0 lead in the unleashed a pre-game haka to three test series. mark the special occasion of their The Chiefs dealt a huge blow to clash with Wales — the first by Wales’ hopes of taking anything any Super Rugby side against an from their tour and sent a warning international team. to a Lions side set to face all five The Chiefs usually perform a Super Rugby franchises in 2017. haka after claiming important A second string Chiefs team victories, but threw tradition out KEVIN BOOTH PHOTO (minus eight All Blacks) rewrote the window for the special mid- CHIEFS’ inspirational captain Stephen Donald makes a break. the record books, posting a string week clash. The Latu Vaeno led haka stalwart during his playing days Stephen Donald (32) captained KEVIN BOOTH PHOTO would have been especially poign- after launching his secondary his beloved Chiefs for the first LIVE-WIRE halfback Brad Weber ant for Hamilton-born Warren schools career at Te Awamutu time in the Chiefs’ first-ever inter- scores the Chiefs’ opening try. Gatland, who was a Waikato College. national game. Tuesday, June 21, 2016 Te Awamutu Courier 13 Archer NZ champ TE AWAMUTU RANGER XLT 4X2 DOUBLE CAB BY COLIN THORSEN WELLSIDE MANUAL $ 990 Ngaroma motocross rider Rachel 42 1 Archer retained her New Zealand Junior +ORC Enduro Championship title in emphatic fashion. The defending champion went into the fourth and final round at Tokoroa leading by 10 points, needing to finish in the first three to become national 12-16 years open grade (boys and girls) champion for the second year running. The 14-year-old showed just why she is the No. 1 ranked junior rider in the country by placing second when it counted most to clinch back-to-back titles. • 3,500kg Towing Capacity • SYNC®2 In-Vehicle “I made it my goal, at round one, that I • Rear View Camera Communication System2 had to win,” says an ecstatic Archer. “I have been very determined to • Satellite Navigation achieve it. I even wrote it on my wall so I could read it every day, which helped to build the vision of glory in my mind.” FOCUS Archer was a model of consistency TREND HATCH PETROL throughout the series, placing second at Greta Valley (Christchurch), third at $ 990 Mosgiel and dominated winning at Well- 29+ORC1 ington to establish a handy lead heading into Tokoroa. She took over the lead from Amberley’s Hamish Foster after winning round three. Foster then narrowly pipped Archer at Tokoroa but it was a case of too little, too late for the South Islander. Archer’s next goal is to defend her New Zealand junior woman’s motocross crown TC210616SP13 • 8” Colour Touch Screen • Satellite Navigation in October. CHAMPION: Rachael Archer “I am training hard towards this, (Husqvarna), winner of the junior grade with Voice Control •SYNC®2 In-Vehicle riding every weekend and training in the in this year’s New Zealand Enduro • Rear View Camera Communication System2 gym five days a week,” she says. Championships. Photo by Andy At last year’s national motocross cham- McGechan, bikesportnz.com pionships in Opunake, the Ngaroma lass coped magnificently with the heavy track turning the track into a ‘pig pen’ for 1. Fieldays Special pricing on Focus Trend Hatch Petrol and Ranger XLT 4x2 Double Cab Wellside Manual is available until 30th June 2016, or while conditions on the second and final day of Sunday. stocks last, at participating Ford New Zealand dealerships. The special price excludes on road costs, options, and accessories and is not available in racing. “Fortunately, I don’t mind the wet, so it conjunction with any other special offers. 2. For phone and media player compatibility, please visit www.ford.co.nz/sync She was sitting in second place on 67 worked in my favour.” points, trailing Oceania Hardwidge by one Staying out of trouble, Archer won the point overnight. first race to draw level on points with Now, what can do for you? “I knew I just had to win the final two Hardwidge, then pulled away from the 132 Kihikihi Road | TE AWAMUTU | P 870 2535 | fairview.co.nz races to bring it home,” says Archer. field winning race two to clinch the Grant McConnachie 027 485 4987 |Rhett McKinnon 027 292 9040 | Carolyn Pitcon 027 264 9512 | John Sharplin 027 478 0098 “That night it just bucketed down, national title.

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Te Awamutu body builder Mike Smith took out the Mr WFF Masters Southern Hemisphere contest at Southport Gold Coast. The local Trainstation Gym operator Winter Exercise Options nailed his conditioning, improving in Feeling the cold? Here are some ideas for your each of the three contests. winter workouts from our Sport Waikato Active and He won the judges over with his pin- Well team. point accuracy at the business end of Swimming: Don’t make the mistake of thinking the competition. swimming and aqua classes are just for summer. It was a quality field, showcasing 138 An indoor pool makes water based exercise a international quality athletes. great option in winter…we have weekly Swim for “I felt good the whole day, despite my Health classes in Te Awamutu at the indoor time slot being four hours later than heated Livingstone Aquatic pool. what I am normally accustomed to,” Home exercise: Why slouch on the sofa says the New Zealand representative. watching your favourite show when doing some “I had great support from the five easy cardio or strength exercise makes it even Team Trainstation members and my better. manager/girlfriend Amanda Stuart Setting up a simple circuit in your lounge is who flew over to be there for me.” easy. Contact us, we can show you how. Smith was a member of a three- Gyms are great for the winter and you can often strong Kiwi team. Dan Gerrad placed TC210616SP14 join for a short time. Gyms are warm, they have a second in the boardshort category, with MASTERS Southern Hemisphere body building champion Mike Smith with his variety of options to keep you interested. Increase Paula Fernly being competitive in a trophy and Team Trainstation supporters, from left, Jacqui Rapana, Marge the enjoyment by joining with a friend or family classy figure line up. Wineera, Gloria Honia and Sharron Hodge. Amanada Stuart photo member. Smith says he is grateful to the six Try a community exercise class, Sport Waikato local businesses who sponsor him and After the contest, Smith spent two Team Trainstation has another two provide a number of options in Te Awamutu. Team Trainstation. days on the Gold Coast ‘relaxing and members three weeks out from compet- Check out our Sport Waikato Website “Their support makes a huge differ- taking it all in’ before nationals prep ing at the NABBA Bay of Plenty www.sportwaikato.org.nz ence.” begins. champs. There are many options for you to try. Why not try a walking group? or have you thought about joining the Sit & Be Fit class. Most community classes offer a first time Free Don’t stop your workouts through winter class to encourage you to ‘give it a go’ and see if it’s the right choice for you. Feeling the cold? here are some strength exercise makes it even better. www.sportwaikato.org.nz For more information and assistance contact ideas for your winter workouts from Setting up a simple circuit in your There are many options for you to our Active and Well Co-ordinators, Gabby our Sport Waikato Active and Well lounge is easy. Contact us — we can try. Why not try a walking group? Have [email protected] Te Awamutu 07 team. show you how. you thought about joining Sit & Be Fit 8705437 or Robyn [email protected] Swimming: Don’t make the mistake Gyms are great for the winter and class. Most community classes offer a Cambridge 823 2510. of thinking swimming and aqua classes you can often join for a short time. first time free class to encourage you to are just for summer. Gyms are warm, and they have a give it a go and see if it’s the right An indoor pool makes water-based variety of options to keep you inter- choice for you. exercise a great option in winter…we ested. have weekly Swim for Health classes in Increase the enjoyment by joining ■ For more information and assistance Te Awamutu at the indoor heated with a friend or family member. contact our Active and Well Coordinators, Livingstone Aquatic pool. Try a community exercise class: Gabby [email protected] Te Home exercise: Why slouch on the Sport Waikato provide a number of Awamutu 07 8705437 or Robyn sofa watching your favourite show options in Te Awamutu — check out [email protected] Cambridge when doing some easy cardio or our Sport Waikato Website 823-2510.

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TE AWAMUTU CLUB 262 Ohaupo Road, Te Anglican Church, Awamutu 3800. Dearly loved wife of ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Arawata Street, Te Warren. Beloved ROSETOWN Awamutu on SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 FUNERALS FDANZ mother of Jeremy, Thursday, 23 June Jessica, Samuel, Saturday 25 June 2016 at 2pm at the Club 2016 at 1pm followed Thomas and mother- PUBLIC NOTICE by a private in-law to Kaye, Simon cremation. All of application for an On Licence AGENDA NEILL, and Melanie. Loved communications to Grandma to Jonathon Edith Campbell. the Cairns family, RD Windy Ridge Events Limited, 101 Great South Road, • Election of Officers and Cooper. Ohaupo has made application to the District Licensing Passed away 1, Te Awamutu. • General Business peacefully with no fuss Te Awamutu Funeral Love you always xx Committee at Waipa District Council, Te Awamutu for as she lived life on Services FDANZ a new On Licence in respect of the premises situated • Financial For Sale Saturday morning, 18 MacLEAN, at 101 Great South Road, Ohaupo and known as June 2016, aged 88 Bazil Duart. Windy Ridge Weddings and Function Centre. A Life Any enquiries contact John: 871 6294 WINDOW years. Dearly loved Remembered In loving memory, wife of the late Mait, The general nature of the business conducted under BROWN aluminium, 185 MERITO, who passed away 22 x 145, also matching and mother and June 2014. Have many the licence is a Weddings and Function Centre. mother-in-law of Sue, Rangi. SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012 security door, both good happy memories of a order. Phone 871 5689. Bob and Nellie, Mike The Te Awamutu BMX wonderful, father, The days on which and the hours during which the and Linda, Margie and Fraternity has lost a father-in-law and liquor is (or intended to be) sold under the licence are: PUBLIC NOTICE Terry Lasenby, and true friend and grandfather. Monday to Sunday 8am-1am. Paul. Special nana o character whose of application for an Garage Sales f "Miss our outings to the Melanie and Brendon, passing leaves a The application may be inspected during ordinary On-Licence / Off-Licence Alicia and Kiley, yawning gap in many local coffee shops" office hours at the office of the Waipa District Council, TE AWAMUTU Matthew, Simon and lives. Rangi, your Love you, Glenda, District Licensing Committee, Bank Street, Te Raisar Trading Limited has made application to the 301 MANGAPIKO STREET Jess, Jason, Malcolm, family remain an Garry, Brent and Awamutu. District Licensing Committee at Waipa District Council, 22 June - 3 July, 8am to Tracey, Rachael and amazing legacy to you. families. 8pm, moving house, You were the thread in Te Awamutu for the renewal of an On-licence and Off- Shane, and Te Hiko. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to licence in respect of the premises situated at 44 furniture, electric, Loving great nana of the seams that held so object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 household items, Brock, Reid, Miller, many together. Your Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu and known as Joy’s kitchen, pots. cheeky and cheerful working days after the date of the publication of this Place. Ella Rose, and Meika. TO VISIT VISITED Many thanks to all the personality will notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the fabulous carers over forever echo down the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waipa The general nature of the business conducted under ❏❏ the last few years. start ramps of District Council,Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. the licence is Bar and Bistro. “Gone home to Aotearoa. Grazing Te Kawa” No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made The days on which and the hours during which the in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in liquor is (or intended to be) sold under the On-licence A service for Edith will Sports Notices section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act be held at Alexandra are: Monday to Sunday 9am - 2am the following day. HAY MAN House Chapel, 570 2012. The days on which and the hours during which the Producers and Alexandra Street, Te ROSETOWN This is the second publication of this notice. Awamutu on liquor is (or intended to be) sold under the Off-licence suppliers of quality Wednesday, 22 June DARTS This notice was first published on 14 June 2016. are: Monday to Sunday 9am - 10pm. hay/sileage 2016 at 11am followed (unit loads) The application may be inspected during ordinary by a private SPECIAL Phone Neil cremation. In lieu of office hours at the office of the Waipa District Council, flowers, donations to AGM District Licensing Committee, Bank Street, Te 027 210 5134 Alzheimers Waikato Monday 27 June Pokuru School Awamutu. may be left at the at 6pm would like to thank: service. All Funeral Directors Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to Livestock & Poultry communications to 384 Racecourse Rd L J Hooker Real Estate Gaillie Miles object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 the Neill family, PO ROSETOWN Te Awamutu working days after the date of the publication of this Box 137, Te Awamutu Waihi Beach Trust Waikato Vetora notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the CALF MILK 3840. Lifeguard Services Inc Dairy Tech Personal Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waipa All milk wanted Te Awamutu Funeral FUNERALS Osbornes Transport ASB District Council,Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. 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