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078716021 42RogersPlace,TeAwamutu CouPublished Tuesday & Thursdayurier THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2016 Your community newspaper for over 100 years EXTRA COPIES 40c Raining on Craft Day Sharing unique experiences Electrical engineer Keith Brockelsby, guest speaker at the Te Awamutu Continuing Shoppers brave the elements Education Group’s next meeting on Wednesday, October 5, has had a uniquely diversified working life. He has been employed in Antarctica, was involved with Appolo 13, Woomera, Amhamland crocodiles and has worked with voice recognition software. That’s varied. See the advertisement in today’s edition for more details, or phone 870 3223. Update your phone listing Rotary Club of Kihikihi is puting the finishing touches to the Te Awamutu and Community Directory for 2017 and welcomes any changes or corrections for your listing. To meet the deadline please contact Karen Rushbrooke now on 021 452 736, 871 6723 or email [email protected] Disco day for your littlies Te Awamutu Plunket Disco is on this morning at Assembly of God Church from 10.30am-2.30pm. Entry is $2 and there is food and drink available for $1 each. TC290916DT04 Big Blue Bear is also RAINCOATS and brollies were the norm for the hardy souls that braved this year’s Pirongia Craft day. making an appearance. Despite the change of day and Hawthorne Road. Stall holders have to apply to inconvenienced. the inclement weather this “And despite the wet weather, take part and sometimes But money raised goes back to year’s Pirongia Craft Day was as people seemed in good spirits invitations and registrations are groups in the Pirongia commun- large and vibrant as usual and and enjoying the entertainment sent out to new crafts people to ity — those who performed and people turned out seemingly provided and the gathering of a ensure that there is always some- those who helped out to make the unaffected by the rain. number of hand-made craft stalls thing different. craft day a success. This year marked the 38th in one place,” she said. “I like the atmosphere and Any locals who wish to assist time the event has been held and Indeed the majority of stall meeting the crafts people,” said in the future can come along to changing to Sunday did not seem holders were happy according to Mrs McMonagle. the meeting for next year’s to make a difference, with stall Caroline McMonagle, one of the “And it’s a bit different from Pirongia Craft Day which will be holders enjoying good sales. 10-strong committee which the normal run of the mill held in late February. “It seemed that the people organised the craft day. markets.” who attended were, in general, “Each year we aim for a mix Mrs McMonagle would like to ■ Further information is on the there to buy,” said Shona John- of returning stall holders and thank the local residents who she Annual Pirongia Craft Day facebook ston of Muddy Fingers Pottery in new,” Mrs McMonagle said. feels were probably page. More photos page 7.
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Proceeds from Starship and surrounding districts. campaign. • Exclusive use of a Mercury • A netball singlet signed by Spring Clean will go towards Some of New Zealand’s fav- e-bike for a month, donated by the Silver Ferns 2016/2017, refurbishment of Level 5 at the CIRCULATION 14,055* (7136 urban, 6919 rural) ourite corporates and Kiwis Mercury. donated by Netball New Zea- hospital. After almost 25 years have got behind the campaign, • A complete collector’s set of land. of service, and no significant We welcome letters - preferably via email. They with a range of items listed on the Little Garden seedlings • A limited edition print of upgrade since it opened in should be under 300 words and must have the Trade Me in support of the including the just-launched Charlie the Four Square man 1991, Starship’s two general sender’s name, address and phone number. No national children’s hospital. 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Six years after Waipa formally be reviewed in District Council’s 2026. proposed District Plan “The reality is was notified, and nine though, that a district Exquisite Mediterranean Cuisine years after work first plan is a continually began, Council has evolving document and Award Winning Wines signed off on the long- may change to reflect awaited document — what the community BOOK NOW almost. wants,” Mr Allan said. At Tuesday’s meeting “Having the plan part 702 Rukuhia Rd RD2 Ohaupo Hamilton councillors agreed to operative means people make the document oper- can now lodge private 07 825 2893 or ative in part after they plan changes — they were told there was just couldn’t do that before. visit www.vilagradwines.co.nz one hurdle left to go. So while this provides a Wayne Allan, mana- very clear and solid ger planning and regula- framework for the dis- tory, told councillors the trict, it will evolve to only outstanding issue meet Waipa’s changing involves two matters needs.” relating to the Houchens Mayor Jim Road large lot residential Mylchreest said the structure plan area, decision was a “water- specifically around shed moment”. proposed mitigation The laborious process CLUB TRIPS OCTOBER 2016 works and stormwater to develop Waipa’s dis- disposal. trict plan, demanded by Monday 3rd ROTORUA TULIP FESTIVAL He said those two the Resource Manage- This festival boasts a 100, 000 tulips, which promises to be an issues were still being ment Act, had cost Waipa explosion of colour not to be missed. We will have morning tea worked through with ratepayers around $5.9 on arrival but then the day is yours to explore at your own pace. multiple parties, but the million. Rotorua is also full of great places for you to have lunch in your own district plan was “99 per “That sort of cost is time. The bus will be parked close to the museum and gardens and cent there”. TC290916SPJIM simply unsustainable for chairs ready for a welcome sit down anytime during the day. “Tuesday’s decision WAIPA Mayor Jim Mylchreest signs off the District communities. We will have some afternoon tea before heading home at 3pm. was an important one Plan. “Every time I have Depart: 9:00am $60.00 pp Includes morning & afternoon tea. and a long-time coming,” been with government he said. fied in October 2010 and a many people and it’s not ministers, I’ve implored Thursday 6th COUNTRY RAMBLE “A District Plan is a proposed plan was over yet,” Mr Allan said. them to move a lot faster Exploring our local area we enjoy a leisurely jaunt through the cornerstone document formally notified in May “The fact that nearly all to sort this issue out and countryside with our ever popular ramble. for any council. It 2012. Nearly 450 the appeals were get rid of some of the red Departs: 1:30pm Returns: approx. 5:00pm $30.00 pp. provides clear guidance submissions were resolved by mediation is tape strangling these Includes light refreshments and rules on develop- received. pleasing because it has processes,” he said. Monday 10th ment and subdivision The revised version certainly saved huge “The team behind the and protects important was issued in May 2014 amounts of time and plan should be congratu- PORTS OF AUCKLAND HARBOUR CRUISE buildings, landscapes and Council received 28 money.” lated for a job well done. Cruise around the Waitemata Harbour for 90 minutes, taking in the and natural areas. Essen- appeals, including the The decision makes “But boy, it’s taken a many sights and including a brief stop-over at Rangitoto Island. tially, it frames how our one that remains out- Waipa’s district plan lot of blood, sweat, tears Morning tea is included with your cruise. BYO lunch or enjoy district will develop.” standing. “operative in part” — and dollars, and that’s anyone of the harbour-side restaurants or cafe’s. We will also stop at A draft of Waipa’s Dis- “This has been a long, effective from November something that’s hugely Pokeno on the way home for an ice cream. trict Plan was first noti- long process involving 1 this year. The plan will frustrating.” Departs: 8:30am $80.00 pp. Includes cruise and morning tea. Thursday 20th WINTEC TRAINEES LUNCH A simple day where we will be hosted by the Wintec students in their fully licensed restaurant. If the weather is fi ne we will enjoy Morning tea to save the kiwi some R & R by the lake before heading home. Departs: 10:30 am $60.00 pp includes lunch. The official countdown is and collect donations. a fantastic community event.” Monday 31st almost over for Save Kiwi Month This year Kiwis for Kiwi It’s easy to take part. THAMES BUTTERFLY AND ORCHID GARDENS — which gets underway this Sat- welcomes chef and TV personality Just hold a special Kiwi morn- Relax and enjoy this little treasure, where there is both a tropical urday with a host of nationwide Michael Van de Elzen as an am- ing tea and ask your guest to make butterfl y enclosure and an orchid house for you to wander through. activities. bassador. a donation — every little bit We will also have lunch here before taking the scenic road back As part of the month’s events, “I’m excited about being counts. Just $100 is enough to save through Paeroa and Te Aroha. the national fundraising initiative involved in kiwi conservation and one kiwi by controlling predators Departs: 9:00am $65.00 pp includes entry, refreshments and lunch. the Great Kiwi Morning Tea will The Great Kiwi Morning Tea,” he across its habitat for an entire return for its second year, on says. “I’ve designed a few recipes, year. 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TC290916DT01 ZUMBA with Nin leader Nin Duggan in front of her team who braved the rain to demonstrate Zumba at Sunday’s Pirongia Craft Day.
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It’s a new FMG the district contest and Young Farmer of the skills days is to learn Year Contest season something new.” with district contest This year there will and skills days about to be several entrants en- take place — and every- couraged to enter one is being asked to around the country Have a Go. who might not have Starting in October done otherwise, includ- in Canterbury, 400 New ing Hannah Falconer Zealand Young Farmer (pictured) — a 26-year- members will compete old employee at New around the country in Zealand Young 22 contests. Farmers national office. The Waipa/King Although initially Country District event raised in a rural back- is being hosted by ground, she has no ex- North King Country perience at farming in Young Farmers at Te her career as a brand Kuiti on Saturday, and sponsorship co- December 3. ordinator and reflects “Honey, BE IN TO WIN A SUNBEAM From there the num- the growing member- CROCKPOT OR FRYPAN bers will be whittled down to just 56 of the ship base of Rural Professionals within the top competitors who will then go on to Young Farmer organisation. dinner is Regional Finals that begin in February in “I’m really looking forward to it and the Otago/Southland region. think it will be lots of fun and who knows — I sorted” The eventual winners of those Regional might do better than I expect,” she says. Finals will then compete for New Zealand’s “This year’s FMG Young Farmer of the most prestigious primary industry title — Year, Athol New, entered a district contest the FMG Young Farmer of the Year — in three years ago for a laugh and ended up July in Manawatu. winning it this year and he didn’t come from Contest chairman Dean Rabbidge, a a farming background.” Purchase any Merial flea treatment Wyndham farmer, said this year the district Miss Falconer said she would love to see packs* above and you go in the contest and skills days were all about having lots of females, and a diversity of cultures draw to win a Sunbeam appliance fun while learning new skills. entering. “The district contests are held in a more “Ultimately it would be great to see a until December 31, 2016. One relaxed atmosphere than regional finals and broad representation competing as that very winner drawn every month. can be a fantastic experience for everyone. much reflects the New Zealand Primary *Terms and conditions apply We really want to see as many people as Industry today. We have strong immigrant AVAILABLE ONLY AT: possible having a go.” communities who are the workforce back- Mr Rabbidge said there was something bone in some industries and it would be TE AWAMUTU 442 Sloane St for everyone when competing. fantastic to see them entering.” Ph 07 871 3091 (24 hrs) “From putting a handpiece together, to She urged farmers to get employees to www.vevets.co.nz milking a cow or applying First Aid, there is register at www.youngfarmercontest.co.nz a wide range of activities that anyone can “It’s worth it just for the people you put their hand up to do. The whole point of meet.” fresh vision VOTE Vern Wilson FOR MAYOR FOR COUNCIL
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Job attraction challenge great challenge facing New Zea- Aland’s Apple and Pear industry is job attrac- tion, not creation, accord- ing to its leaders. Pipfruit New Zealand’s new directors Cameron Taylor and Bruce Beaton, along with Peter Beaven who was re-elected for another term, said the industry cannot reach its record breaking potential unless it attracts hundreds more people to join them. New Zealand grows the best apples and pears in the world, and over the coming five seasons will grow hundreds of great TC290916APPLES jobs offering promising PIPFRUIT New Zealand directors Cameron Taylor, Peter Beaven and Bruce futures and career oppor- Beaton – growing apples and growing jobs. tunities, they said. Now ahead of forecast developing an interactive new ways to encourage turmoil and change to to becoming a billion dollar tool that will identify and young minds to start think- achieve this, we are now export business by 2020, track all the new and ing about the wide range of far stronger and as a production will increase by different jobs available jobs on offer to climb the country we are in better 30 per cent in five years when they are coming on career ladder. shape than any of our and will need 4000 perman- stream and their value, “Enter our industry competitors,” he said. ent and seasonal jobs to along with the and you can go places – Mr Taylor said the harvest, market, and qualifications, skills and that’s the message we industry had also forged export the crop. experience required to want to send out to encour- stronger working relation- “To achieve our record match them. age, inspire and see more ships with Ministries of breaking potential we This industry-led tool people succeed,” he said. Primary Industries and must attract and develop a will provide a real pathway Mr Beaven said four Foreign Affairs and Trade. skilled labour force and for people wanting to learn years of profit had allowed “This is a real strength grow capability and skills and find out more about growers to reduce debt to our bow as we continue both within the current, new opportunities avail- and reinvest, which has to improve market access and future workforce,” able now and in the future seen huge development and fiercely protect our said Mr Beaton. and how to prepare and and annual planting of borders from the risk of Pipfruit New Zealand is gain employment. over a million trees. pests and disease, which undertaking a major work Mr Taylor said it was “While the industry has could destroy our entire project which includes critical to engage and find gone through significant industry overnight.” MAKE THE OUTDOORS GREAT THIS SPRING
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The search for New Zealand’s top sausage has begun with 500 sausages being cooked, devoured and judged by top WHAT’S NOT foodies, butchers and industry heavyweights. The sausage competition has been running in various forms since 1994 and is HOT now well established as an annual high- ■ Two young men from Fulton Hogan light for butchers and smallgoods manu- who did a great job cleaning up facturers with over 450 entries coming from all over the country. dumped rubbish on McGhie Road. In 2007 the competition was rebranded ■ Waipa District Council for promptly to the Great New Zealand Sausage Com- dealing with dumped rubbish. petition and pushed into the retail level with on-pack stickers which clearly ident- ■ Lovely, kind lady who brought my ify the supreme winner as well as gold, daughter a strawberry milk at the silver and bronze medalists. supermarket. Then in 2011 the competition had ■ another makeover to become the Devro Awesome community spirit in Ava New Zealand Sausage Competition. Mae Drive for the hard work that’s A panel of 24 judges will determine gone into the boardwalk area. which 12 sausages from 12 categories will move to the final judging day of the Devro NOT New Zealand Sausage Competition to be ■ Wattle trees flowering - pollen drifts held on October 6. From here, the nation’s supreme saus- widely causing asthma, allergies and age will be announced, just in time for distress to people with respiratory National Sausage Day on October 14, conditions. which pays homage to the barbecue TC290916SPKATHY ■ Drivers failing to stop at pedestrian season and this national summer icon. NEW ZEALAND Food Writers president Kathy Paterson judging at last year’s Head judge Matt Grimes is passionate competition. crossing for mobility scooter users — about the industry and is excited to be a have a heart. part of this year’s competition. highly seasoned, that cut well, don’t once cooked we are looking at its aroma, ■ People spreading misinformation “Sausages are a national icon, whether crumble, have got good skin so they cook texture, composition and of course, the and hearsay by stating some houses they are used for fundraising, at social nicely and ones that brown evenly. taste,” she explains. gatherings or served on dinner plates,” he Judge and president of the New Zea- “Given my experience with the high are positive for P, when in fact they said. land Food Writers, Kathy Paterson is a quality product our butchers deliver I’m are not. “They are hugely appreciated in New true expert when it comes to food and the sure it will be no mean feat,” said Ms Zealand and this competition is all about question on her lips is what does it take to Paterson. finding the best of the best.” be named the nation’s top sausage? The 12 competition categories include TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Judges will be looking for sausages “At the judging table we first examine beef, pork, poultry, precooked, continental Send to 021 241 4568 that cook up well, are not too fatty, not too the visual appearance of the sausage then and gourmet.
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TC290916SP12 TOP COMBO: Johnny Ainsley lines up a forehand, watched by his partner Hyrum Sunnex, during the Waikato Open C grade men’s doubles final.
BY COLIN THORSEN of the Top 50 can play in C It was an extremely long Grade. day with Sunnex and Kihikihi’s Hyrum Sunnex very nearly Ainsley playing between Sunnex and Johnny pulled off the upset of the 14-18 games from 9am until Ainsley did their club day in the B grade singles 8.30pm. KAWHIA HARBOUR HAVEN - KOWHAINUI SUBDIVISION proud, winning the Wai- quarter-finals, extending Their club-mate Scott kato Table Tennis Open C the sixth seed and more Dunn, who joined Kihikihi 520 Kawhia Harbour Road, Kinohaku grade men’s doubles in experienced Aucklander club this season, was Hamilton. Ben Jung to five games, enjoying the experience of • Breath taking views The local pairing 7-11, 12-10, 9-11, 11-5, 9-11. playing many different • Rural tranquillity & privacy cruised to an 11-6, 12-10, Jung was hot favourite levels and styles of players. • QE2 bush & amazing bird life PRICE From $60,000 - $130,000 11-9 victory (in the final) going into the match, Sadly, he rolled his • Concrete driveways, power at gate over the previous week’s having eliminated higher ankle midway through the • Section sizes 2500 m² - 1.5 hectares VIEW# 379830 winners from the Tau- ranked players earlier in tournament, forcing his • Fishing at gate OPEN 2nd October 1.30-3.30pm ranga Open, Low You Yang the day. withdrawal from the • Minimum Covenants AGENT Chris Gadsby and Jimmy Caunter. Ainsley and Sunnex remainder of the event. • Lot 1 - 10 all with Freehold Titles 027 246 5800 Sunnex also made the C made the B grade doubles The quality of the • Lot 4 includes a 3 bedroom home grade singles final, losing semi-finals, losing to event- players on show from valued at $475,000 to Caunter in five games, ual winners Mark Page around the North Island 11-7, 10-12, 7-11, 11-4, 9-11. and James Harter, 11-9, was very high, being the CENTURY 21 GADSBY REALTY 07 871 7189 TE AWAMUTU 305 ALEXANDRA STREET New Zealand Table Ten- 11-7. last major tournament nis grading allows anyone Sunnex also lost in the before next month’s out of the Top 25 to play in Open men’s plate semi- national championships in CENTURY21.CO.NZ LICENSED UNDER THE REAA 2008 SMARTER. BOLDER. FASTER. B Grade, while anyone out final. Auckland.
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OPEN HOME LIFESTYLE Te Pahu 241 Arthur Road NEW LISTING LIFESTYLE Otorohanga 309 Honikiwi Road COMMERCIAL 4.85 acre rural retreat Lifestyle with View (two titles) • Rural Waikato views • 2 bedrooms • Privatenoexitroad • Fireplace • 3 fenced paddocks • Fantastic views • Tidy and presentable • Open plan kitchen/living • 3.5233ha and 8688m2 • Paddocks and native bush Waitomo $1,750,000 + GST (if any) For Sale $600,000 Woodlyn Park nd For Sale $350,000 View Sunday 2 October 2:45 – 3.30pm View By appointment A unique accommodation complex right in harcourts.co.nz/TA7476 harcourts.co.nz/TA7524 the heart of Waitomo’s tourist industry. The eclectic mix of train, plane, ship and hobbit Kura Falleni Adam McGrath homes makes any stay unforgettable. M 021 991 623 M 021 217 5703 P 07 871 8700 Jonathan ID# TA7485
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Te Awamutu Junior Soccer came along in leaps and bounds this season with the Wildcats and Panthers teams winning Waikato championships. The Wildcats, coached by David Anderson and managed by Angie Dexter, went through the entire season unbeaten. The season started with the Wildcats dominating the 12th Grade Preliminary 3A competi- tion, winning all five games for a maximum 15 points — head- ing off Hamilton Marist Wasps on 12 points, Glenview Phoenix 9, Pirongia 6, Hamilton West Hammers 3, Southwell Girls 1st IX 0. Wildcats continued their dominance winning the 12th Grade Division Six Champion- ship, playing six games for five wins and a draw for 16 points — finishing well clear of the runners-up Northern United Glory on eight points, Te Kowhai Tigers (6) and TC290916SP16A SHOT360 PHOTOGRAPHY. TC290916SP16B SHOT360 PHOTOGRAPHY. Southwell 3rd IX (1). TRIUMPHANT Te Awamutu 12th Grade Wildcats. From left, back CHAMPIONSHIP winning Te Awamutu Panthers 13th Grade team. Te Awamutu Panthers, row: Jack Yates (assistant coach), Ryan Hearth, GJ Thorley; middle From left, back row: Eric Drabble (coach), Ben Ranby-Al, Jessie coached by Eric Drabble and row: Angie Dexter (manager), Liam Mockford, Aidan Greenhalgh, Hunt; middle row: Kacy Monkley, Rory Candy, Jared Drabble, Quin managed by Kelly Patterson, Dylan Yates, Luke Frost, David Anderson (coach); front row: Woolfrey, Kelly Patterson (manager); front row: Regan Scott, Ben were runaway winners of the Cameron Schwass, Keyson Mackey, Sydney Anderson, Spencer Monkley, Reuben O’Keeffe, Thomas Bakx, Nick Pickard. Absent 13th Grade Division Five Cham- Mexted, Evan Van Rooyen. Absent from photo: William Eade. from photo: Rick Dykshoorn, Josh Fitzpatrick. pionship. The Panthers played six petition, Te Awamutu Panthers season with the annual unbeaten 12th Grade Wildcats. ment in Wellington in Decem- games for six wins and 18 finished runners-up with a prizegiving. Coach Anderson spoke of the ber. points, streeting the rest of the three wins, one draw, one loss Club Player of the Year went dedication and commitment Tornadoes’ 11th grade competition. record for 10 points behind the to Aidan Greenhalgh who which all his players displayed striker Sean Smith took out The minor placed teams all winners, Fairfield Intermediate displayed outstanding spirit throughout the year. Male Player of the Year. This finished on five points, North- Phoenix on a maximum 15 and sportsmanship for the club Panthers’ 13th Grade right talented 10-year-old was invited ern United Orient filling the points. both on and off the field. He was wing Jessie Hunt was named to attend an AC Milan training runners-up spot on a countback, Ngahinapouri Mustangs the Team Player of the Year Female Player of the Year. She camp with licensed coaches in with Western United Shooters placed third with two wins and award winner for the 12th has been selected as a defender Wellington in January, 2016. finishing third and Hillcrest a draw from their five matches. Grade Wildcats and their lead- in the Waikato Bay of Plenty Goal Keeper of the Year went Hurricanes fourth. Te Awamutu Junior Soccer ing goal scorer. girls’ under 14 rep team to to Justin Page who trialled for In the Preliminary 2B com- wound up their successful Team of the Year went to the contest the National Tourna- Waikato reps 10th grade.
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Te Awamutu Thunder 10th grade soccer team capped an outstanding season winning their div- ision of the annual five aside tournament in Ham- ilton. The talented group of young players progressed through four pool games unbeaten to be top ranked team heading into the play offs. They continued their impressive form in the semi-finals, turning a 2-0 halftime deficit into a 3-2 win in the dying minutes of the game. This wake up call of a possible loss and elimina- [email protected] tion, put them in good stead to win the final 5-1 Authorised by Jim Mylchreest 119 St Leger Road Te Awamutu against Hamilton Chris- tian School. TC290916SP17 It was the second DOUBLE CHAMPS: The triumphant Te Awamutu tournament that the Thunder 10th Grade soccer team with their coach Nick Thunder had won this Sickelmore. From left, back row: Ben Fitzpatrick, Liam season, having also won Leppard, Seth Olsen, Alex Collett, Henre Labuschagne. their 10th Grade Waikato Front row: Luke Sickelmore, Ben Grainger, Tyler King- Bay of Plenty Divisional BARBARA KURIGER Pora. League. “I’m extremely pleased Sickelmore. play throughout the and proud of the boys,” “They showed true grit, season, which was part of MP FOR TARANAKI-KING COUNTRY said coach, Nick determination and fair their successful formula.” T20 cricket season opener ELECTORATE OFFICE CONTACT: Te Awamutu will host Blue playing Fraser Tech Fraser Tech at College No. | teams in Pool B for two on the College No 1 field, 2 and Melville against A: 25 Roche Street, Te Awamutu P: 07 870 1005 rounds of games when the Otorohanga meeting HBHS Otorohanga at Albert Park. | combined Hamilton and at Albert Park and Melville Te Awamutu’s other E: [email protected] W: www.barbarakuriger.co.nz Waikato Valley cricket taking on Cambridge at club teams, Pratt’s Milking associations’ new College No. 2. Machines TA Sports Gold, F: facebook.com/BarbaraKurigerMP Twenty20 competition gets The PM draw on Satur- Te Awamutu Marist and under way on Saturday. day pits TA Sports Blue Pirongia will commence The AM draw has VE against Cambridge at Col- their season’s the following Authorised by Barbara Kuriger MP, Parliament Buildings, Wellington Vets Te Awamutu Sports lege No. 1, HBHS against weekend. www.national.org.nz 18 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 29, 2016
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Robert William. TE AWAMUTU SPORTS Pot luck Keenan). 16 August 1925 - 25 Faith Boys and JUNIOR RUGBY CLUB 1924 - 2016. Died 23 September 2016. Much families express At Hairini Tennis September. Loved loved Tui passed away heartfelt thanks and Club OTOROHANGA DISTRICT COUNCIL mum of Lyn and peacefully at Waikato appreciation to friends All welcome AGM Martin McTamney (Te Hospital after a short and collegues for all VALUATION ROLLS Kawa) and Gran of illness on 25 the cards, flowers and Tuesday 18 October Anna and Kingi September 2016. Wife support. A big thank Wetere, Kerrie and of the late Stuart Scott, you to Leoni District Personal 7pm at Paul Martin, Maria loved mother and nurse and Dr. Mary. The Valuation Rolls for Otorohanga District Council have Te Awamutu Sports and Nick Pearce, Clare mother-in-law of Eric Thanks also to Gareth Returning candidates and Fergal Coleman, and Toni, Alison and of Te Awamutu can only offer more been revised by Quotable Value Limited (as the Council’s All new Barry and Nicky the late Rod Goodlet. Funeral Services for sleeping on the job. valuation service provider). members welcome McTamney and Great Adored granny to all your care and Only one can make Gran to their 12 Ricky, Rebecca and attention given to local government The revised Rating Values are effective as at 1 August Any enquiries to children. Natasha. Robert and family. interesting and get [email protected] "Treasured always." A celebration of Tui’s courier reporters to 2016 and the new notices of valuation will be posted to regularly attend. wonderful life will be owners and ratepayers from 3 October 2016. The District held at St John's Anglican Church, This advertisement was Valuation Rolls will be open for public inspection, free of Maggie O Arawata Street, Te authorised by James Keltic Star Awamutu on Friday, Parlane 135 Rewi Street, charge, during regular office hours, at the offices of: 30 September 2016 at Te Awamutu. Psychic Show 11.30 am followed by a Otorohanga District Council Te Awamutu Little private cremation. In 17 Maniapoto Street Theatre lieu of flowers, Church Services donations to Te Otorohanga 3900 8 Oct 7.30 to 10pm Awamutu St John 9 Oct 2 to4.30pm Ambulance would be ST.ANDREWS METHODIST The revised values can be viewed until 11 November $45 appreciated and may KIHIKIHI PARISH OF 2016. Box Offi ce be left at the service. 021 167 5344 All communications to October Services PIRONGIA, Objections to the revised valuations must be lodged, the Scott family, P O TE AWAMUTU www.talt.nz 9:30am in writing or on line at www.qv.co.nz , no later than 11 Box 137, Te Awamutu 2 October and OTOROHANGA 3840. Rev I Croft 261 Bank Street, November 2016. Psychic Class Te Awamutu Funeral 9 October Te Awamutu 16 October Services FDANZ B Mounsey This Sunday Objection forms are available from Otorohanga District 9.30am to 4.30pm 16 October Service at 10am Council or Quotable Value Limited and should be posted Te Rahu T Cowland In Memoriam All Welcome to: $166 23 October Pre-pay $111 Mrs A Hammond Enquiries - Quotable Value Ltd – Business Support MCDONALD, Matthew Shannon 30 October Phone 870 6224 Phone 870 4907 Mrs J Dickson Rev Jo Durrant Private Bag 39 818 12 March 1985 - 30 September 2008 (combined services) Wellington Mail Centre 23½ years young. 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TWILIGHT MARKET 5 October missing or incorrect telephone and address 10am Wednesday listings in other directories, please contact Will start again on AGM Business of meeting: Entry: $2 me so that it can be corrected for this new Thursday 13 October Ohaupo Rugby and Waipa Workingmen’s edition. New businesses to town requiring The Annual General Meeting shall carry out the Sports Club, names and addresses listed in the new Forkert Road, Club following business: 2:30p2:30pm - 5:305:30ppm Ohaupo. Speaker: directory. Any businesses wishing to Next to I-site 16 November Keith Brockelsby advertise in this new directory? (a) Receive the Trust’s statement of accounts 7:30pm. Topic: for the year ending 30 June 2016 and an Stall enquiries Rebecca New committee Adventures in Please contact Stuart Law [email protected] estimate of income and expenditure for members welcome. Engineering or phone 027 226 6889 or fax 07 871 6274 the current year; and 027 290 2670 M.Dobson and Electronics 07 823 6704 Ruth Cunningham [email protected] EverybodyWelcome (b) Receive report from the Chairman of the board King Country Playcentre Phone 027 493 7365 and from the CEO; and MARKET Assoc (c) In accordance with Clause 9 of the Trust Deed, COUNCIL CARPARK reappoint Trustees whose terms of offi ce have This Saturday been retired by rotation; and Phone Carol MANIAPOTO MĀORI TRUST BOARD (d) Appoint an auditor; and 871 6198 (e) Consider and decide any other matter which may properly be brought before the meeting. AGM’s MANDATE FOR TREATY SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS Tessa Hopson Classifi ed Advertising Secretary Wharepuhunga 14 October The Maniapoto Māori Trust Board (MMTB) is seeking a mandate from Te Iwi o Maniapoto to negotiate a HOT LINE comprehensive settlement of all the Maniapoto Historical Treaty of Waitangi claims on behalf of Te Iwi o Arohena 17 October Maniapoto. Pukeatua 17 October The MMTB will present its mandate proposal to its members and provide you with an opportunity to ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 871 5151 discuss the proposal with Trust Board representatives. We now invite all members of Maniapoto to Puahue 19 October participate in this process by attending information hui, and voting on the following resolution: Te Awamutu 20 October “That Te Iwi o Maniapoto mandate the Maniapoto Māori Trust Board to enter into negotiations with the Crown to negotiate a comprehensive settlement of all Maniapoto Historical Treaty of Waitangi Claims Pirongia 27 October on behalf of Te Iwi o Maniapoto”. Mandate information hui to be held across the country are as follows: For details contact • Sunday 9 October 2016 10.00am Tauranga Moana Māori Trust Board 07 873 7737 Community Centre Hall, Tauranga • Monday 10 October 2016 5.30pm Te Puea Memorial Marae, Auckland • Tuesday 11 October 2016 5.30pm Ngā Hau E Wha Marae, Christchurch Firewood • Wednesday 12 October 2016 5.30pm Te Hotu Manawa o Rangitāne o Manawatu Marae, FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 Palmerston North truck load - $180, • Thursday 13 October 2016 5.30pm Takapuwāhia Marae, Porirua delivered. Phone 07 873 • Saturday 15 October 2016 10.00am Mōkau Kohunui Marae, Piopio 9190 or 021 617 349. • Sunday 16 October 2016 10.00am Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa, Hamilton • Sunday 16 October 2016 3.00pm Mangatoatoa Marae, Tokanui FIREWOOD, from $120. Phone 027 966 6439 or 07 • Monday 17 October 2016 5.30pm Mōkai Kainga Marae, Kawhia 873 2889. • Tuesday 18 October 2016 5.30pm Wharauroa Marae, Taumarunui • Wednesday 19 October 2016 5.30pm Te Kuiti Pā, Te Kuiti All registered members of the Maniapoto tribal register 18 years of age and over will be sent a voting Plants & Gardens pack. If you are not yet a registered member, you can also vote by contacting the Independent Returning Officer on free phone 0800 666 030 or [email protected] for a special voting pack. Alternatively, a PIRONGIA special voting pack can be obtained at any of the information hui. Special votes will be counted subject to confirmation of Maniapoto whakapapa. Votes can be cast: TOPIARY Open Fridays10am-4pm o by post (by completing and returning the voting form); 132 Sainsbury Road o online (using the information on your voting form); or o at an information hui (by bringing the voting form and casting it there). Pirongia OR phone Susan Ranstead Voting opens at 12pm, Friday 7 October 2016 and closes at 12pm, Friday 28 October 2016. 871 9105 For more information please visit www.maniapoto.iwi.nz. If you have any queries, please contact the Maniapoto Māori Trust Board on (07) 878 6234 or [email protected] or the Independent Returning Wanted to Buy or Exchange Officer on 0800 666 030 or [email protected] CARAVANS, boats, horse floats, quads, trailers, outboards, any con- dition, anywhere. Phone Steve 027 622 0011.
WANTED, horses to break CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS in, $1400+gst per horse, also after all unwanted MMTB is seeking a mandate to represent Maniapoto in negotiations with the Crown for the thoroughbred fillies, two, comprehensive settlement of all the historical claims of Maniapoto. The Office of Treaty Settlements three and four year olds. (OTS) is running a submissions process in parallel with the mandate process set out above. Following Phone Travis 021 210 consideration of submissions and the mandate vote, the Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations and 2774. Minister for Māori Development will decide whether to recognise that a mandate has been conferred. OTS invites submissions, views or inquiries on the mandate proposal submitted by MMTB. Submissions must be sent to the Manager, Settlement Development Team, Office of Treaty Settlements, SX 10111, CALF MILK WELLINGTON; or to [email protected] and be received by 28 October 2016. All correspondence Surplus calf will be subject to the Official Information Act 1982 and shared with MMTB. milk required MMTB’s mandate strategy sets out the mandate proposal including: the claimant and claim definitions (including ancestors, hapū, marae and Wai claims) of the proposed mandate, MMTB’s representative Phone Nick structure and MMTB’s process for seeking a mandate. 027 243 1333 The mandate sought is to negotiate all of the historical claims of Maniapoto, whether registered or unregistered, relating to Crown actions and omissions that occurred prior to 21 September 1992. 9271623AA This will include Wai numbers: 37, 48, 50, 74, 329, 399, 424, 440, 446, 457, 472, 478,. 483, 529, 535, 551, Your 556, 577, 586, 587, 616, 630, 651, 656, 691, 729, 753, 762, 788, 800, 845, 846, 847, 849, 868, 870, 928, 933, 948, 986, 987, 991, 993, 1004, 1015, 1016, 1031, 1054, 1058, 1059, 1094, 1095, 1098, 1099, 1100, 1115, 1132, local 1133, 1136, 1137, 1138, 1139, 1190, 1230, 1255, 1309, 1352, 1360, 1361, 1376, 1377, 1386, 1387, 1389, 1396, 1409, 1435, 1437, 1439, 1450, 1455, 1469, 1480, 1481, 1496, 1497, 1498, 1499, 1500, 1504, 1523, 1584, 1585, 1586, classifi eds 1593, 1595, 1597, 1598,1599, 1606, 1608, 1612, 1704, 1747, 1759, 1760, 1761, 1762, 1765, 1768, 1770, 1771, 1798, 1803, 1805, 1806, 1812, 1818, 1819, 1820, 1823, 1824, 1834, 1894, 1898, 1908, 1926, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2068, 2070, 2074, 2075, DIRECT 2084, 2085, 2086, 2087, 2088, 2090, 2101, 2102, 2103, 2117, 2120, 2121, 2127, 2128, 2129, 2130, 2131, 2132, 2133, 2135, 2136, 2168, 2238, 2271, 2274, 2291, 2304, 2312, 2313, 2314, 2335, 2349 LINE For further information, including a copy of the mandate strategy, please visit https://www.govt.nz/treaty-settlement-documents/maniapoto, www.tpk.govt.nz or www.maniapoto.iwi.nz. Copies are also available upon request from OTS using the contact details above. PHONE 871 5151 View the Courier online - www.teawamutu.co.nz 22 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 29, 2016
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You heard right. Vengaboys A front row seat are heading to Hamilton for a to the superstar’s phenomenally A movie of epic ‘one show only’ party that successful sold out proportions. will blow the roof off — and TO BE LOVED Tour. Lovers of film, animation, storytelling, do we have a double pass up MICHAEL BUBLE: TOUR STOP 148 not miss out on this one. for grabs for you to join in KUBO & THE the fun. SAT 7:55, MON 7:35 Vengaboys, with sup------TWO STRINGS PG port from Sonique plus THU, FRI, MON & TUE 11:50 & 2:10, Joanne, play Claudelands “It’s a bumpy road but certainly worth taking the journey; WED 11:15 & 1:55 Arena on Friday, October ------28. very attention grabbing Grab your friends and and well performed. THE SECRET head to Claudelands Arena The finale is very enriching” Allan. LIFE OF PETS G to rekindle old memories AS IT IS IN HEAVEN 2: and make new ones for THU, FRI, MON, TUE 11:25, 2:00 & 5:35, what’s going to be the HEAVEN CAN WAIT M SAT 12:50 & 2:55, SUN 10:50 & 12:55, party of the year as the SAT 3:15, SUN 3:20 WED 11:20, 1:35 & 5:35 Euro kings and queens ------of dance-pop the Vengaboys, bring “A splendid film for everyone in the Powerful, grand tradition of THE BFG. their crazy outfits beautiful documentary and non-stop-fun to about horse and man. Terrific entertainment. the Tron! HARRY AND SNOWMAN G The dragon is gorgeous.” Allan. The Vengaboys PETE’S DRAGON PG enjoyed huge chart FRI 7:30, SAT 5:55, SUN 6:00, TUE 7:30 success in New Zea- THU, FRI & TUE 11:10, 1:45 & 5:20, land with such great tracks supported by International Zealand Hits. SAT 12:40 & 3:00, SUN 10:40 & 1:00, as — Boom, Boom, Boom, dance superstar Sonique, This promises to be one “A beautiful, beautiful film MON & WED 11:10 & 1:45 Boom!, Shalala Lala, Kiss who will perform one of massive night of pure for anyone with a heart. The leading lady ------(Where the Sun Don’t the best dance songs ever, dance fun and remi- is absolutely terrific.” Allan. A wonderfully unique experience for the Shine), We Like To Party It Feels So Good and club niscence heaven. ME BEFORE YOU PG family. You won’t get another (The Vengabus), Up & land hit Sky. Plus Austra- The Vengaboys are in opportunity like this. Down, We’re Going To lian dance-pop queen town — it’s party-time! EXTENDED BY DEMAND. Ibiza, Uncle John From Joanne who will perform Tickets from Ticketek. FRI 7:45, SAT 1:25 & 5:35, EXCEPTIONAL LIVE THEATRE Jamaica and you can ex- her Top 5 Smash Hit SUN 11:25 & 3:35, WED 7:45 THE RAILWAY CHILDREN G pect to see all of these Jackie. ■ You can enter by text THU, FRI & TUE 11:15 & 1:50, performed at the show plus The Vengaboys con- (write TAC Vengaboys, plus MON 11:15, 1:50 & 5:20, WED 1:30 much, much more. tinue to deliver unforget- your name and address, and JASON BOURNE M The Vengaboys Party table concerts night after text it to 021 241 4568) or 3RD MONTH. THU 7:45, SAT 7:40, Album sold a staggering night with ‘fun’ and mail (address to The SUN 5:45, TUE 7:45 75,000 copies in New Zea- ‘partying’ being the Vengaboys Double Pass “Excellent, outstanding, land and went 5xPlatinum. underlining thread. Competition and include your POI-E G spellbinding TRUE account of the 2009 Flight As a special bonus on Between all three name, address and daytime 1549 plane landing known as the “Miracle this trip back in time, the artists they have enjoyed a phone number). Deadline is 3RD MONTH. SAT & SUN 1:15, WED 5:20 on the Hudson”. Allan. One of Eastwood’s Vengaboys will be staggering 12 Top 40 New 5pm Tuesday. and the year’s best, no doubt about that. RICHIE MCCAW “I thought it was BRILLIANT, one of the This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudly best dramas I have seen this year. Parts of supporting families of children with cancer. as you’ve never seen him before. Like POI-E and WILDERPEOPLE, it keep me little on edge and the way it loved by all. was done, in a few parts, just made it that much better.” Brandon. FRIDAY CHASING GREAT G D.J Wilkie SULLY M THU 7:30, SAT 5:50, SUN 11:15 & 3:50, From 8pm THU & FRI 5:30 & 7:35, SAT 3:35 & 7:45, MON 7:30 WED 7:20 THIS NEW SPRING MENU SUN 1:35 & 5:55, MON 5:30 & 7:45, SATURDAY LAUNCHES OCT 6 TUE & WED 5:30 & 7:35 From visionary director BEERFEST! Tim (Alice In Wonderland, Sat. The burglars’ nightmare… they weren’t Frankenweenie, Charlie and Te Awamutu Bible Chapel Oct 8 prepared for this. the Chocolate Factory, Beetlejuice) Burton It will scare your pants off. and based upon the best-selling novel, Swarbrick Drive – 12.30pm Phone 871 4768 comes an unforgettable “A chilling suspense thriller very well done. motion picture experience. Few are as good as this one.” Allan. DON’T BREATHE R18 MRS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR THU & FRI 7:55, SAT 8:05, SUN 6:05, PECULIAR CHILDREN M MON, TUE & WED 7:55 THU & FRI 11:00, 1:35 & 5:25, SAT 12:30, 3:10 & 5:15, SUN 10:30, 1:10 & 3:15, THEY WERE SEVEN WHO MON 11:00, 1:35 & 5:15, FOUGHT LIKE SEVEN HUNDRED. TUE 11:00, 1:35 & 5:25, Now they explode onto the big cinema WED 11:00, 1:25 & 5:25 screen for a rousing good time at the movies, a total blast from start to finish. THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN M COMING: THU & FRI 5:15 & 7:25, SAT 5:00 & 7:35, THE GIRL ON A TRAIN, SUN 3:00 & 5:35, MON 5:25 & 7:25, BRIDGET JONES BABY M, TUE & WED 5:15 & 7:25 INFERNO and GOLDEN YEARS
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