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Rural sales specialist Noldy Rust 027 255 3047 | rwteawamutu.co.nz YourC community newspaper for over 100 years Thursday, February 20, 2020 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008 Wastewater progress NZ Rowing champs New connection pipeline moves through Rose Gardens The 2020 Rocket Foods New Zealand Rowing Championships are on at By DEAN TAYLOR Lake Kara¯piro this week — the culmination of the Work on the new wastewater connection from Waikeria domestic rowing season for Prison to Te Awamutu’s rowers and their coaches wastewater treatment plant from throughout the country. moved into Te Awamutu Rose The event continues until Gardens over the past week. Saturday. As progress continues on the Albert Park pump station Free theatre upgrade new pipes are being laid On pages 12 and 15 today from the station to the treatment we have details of two free plant on the western side of town. annual theatre events — Work will continue along sev- Shakespeare in the Park this eral residential streets, includ- ing Mangapiko Street, Factory Sunday and the Children’s Road and Daphne Street. Day theatre the following “The Waikeria pipeline pro- Sunday. ject is a major piece of infra- Both are presented by Te structure that will move Awamutu Free Concert in the wastewater from Waikeria Park Trust with funding from through Kihikihi to Te Awamutu Waipa¯Creative Communities for treatment at our modern and involve theatre wastewater treatment plant,” companies Te Awamutu Little said Council’s service delivery Theatre and Hamilton’s group manager, Dawn Inglis. Apocalypse Lounge and Tahi “Great progress is being made Ta’i Tasi. at the Waikeria Pump Station and the Te Awamutu Wastewater Music in the Treatment Plan upgrade started late last year in November.” Meadow Visitors using the Pioneer walkway, Pioneer Park Play- The free Music in the ground and the Rose Gardens Meadow takes place this will notice an increase of con- Saturday from 5-10pm at 259 struction activity throughout Raynes Road, O¯ haupo¯. February and March as the new Pack a blanket and BYO pipeline from Albert Park is laid food and beverages for a underground between Albert picnic, or purchase from food Park Drive, Arawata Street and trucks onsite, and enjoy live Mutu Road. music from Caitriona Fallon GT Civil and Universal and her band, White Chapel Underground expected to be out Jak and AutoMatic 80s. of the Rose Gardens by the end of yesterday. Road closure ■ Continued page 3 for event Rangiaowhia Road will be closed tomorrow from 5.00am to 5.00pm from Cambridge Road to Puahue Road while commemorations take place to mark the day February 21, 1864 when the village was Drill operator Te Hemi Ngatoa attacked. working in Te Awamutu Rose For more details of the Gardens on the new wastewater pipeline from Waikeria Prison to commemoration, see page 2. Te Awamutu’s wastewater treatment plant. Photo / Dean Taylor

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■ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Catching wasted water Where will more Circulated free to 14,045 homes through water come from? Te Awamutu and surrounding districts. Level four water alert — we haven’t You also get an idea of how much water CIRCULATION 14,045* been there before and we now have to take you use when you shower. Would somebody please tell us where notice and do our bit. We have just had a week’s holiday on the water is coming from for the 400-plus We welcome letters - preferably via email. They should There are light plastic containers with Kawau Island and everyone was collecting sections on Frontier Road, plus other be under 300 words and must have the sender’s name, handles at The Warehouse, suitable to put their shower water and pitching in to keep areas. address and phone number. No pseudonyms are accepted in the shower, $6 each, stacked over by the plants alive. Our garden has never looked so sad. and names will only be withheld in special circumstances far right wall. Keep a container in the kitchen for any When is council going to use our rates at the discretion of the editor. Letters are not usually These are ideal for saving grey water to leftover water. And don’t forget to put for what is needed. acknowledged and may be edited, abridged or discarded. put on the tomatoes, beans, courgettes and water out for the birds — they get very I hear the taps have been disconnected other vegetables, at their peak now. The thirsty in this weather. at the cemetery as well. Sarah Verran 021 345 951 soil filters out the soap residue. ELIZABETH BAYLEY-JULL MARGARET BULL [email protected]

Caitlan Johnston (reporter) Ext: 67710 Event remembers attack at [email protected] Jesse Wood (reporter) Ext: 67713 [email protected] Rangiaowhia 156 years ago SPORTS [email protected] A commemorative event is being held Tom said among the sadness would paddock next to Hairini Hall however the this Friday to mark the attack on the also be feelings of hope and a chance to road to access the paddock will be closed [email protected] village of Rangiaowhia, near Te Awa- have conversations with a “spirit of during the dawn ceremony. mutu, on February 21, 1864. reconciliation”. The events that unfolded at Iwi, dignitaries, school students and Following the dawn ceremony, and Rangiaowhia on February 21, 1864 are still Wayne Michell members of the public will gather to mark before a number of morning events, there debated by historians and the descendants 027 494 7770 the tragic events that unfolded 156 years will be a breakfast in the Hairini Hall at of Nga¯ti Apakura. Maraea Jamieson ago, with hı¯koi, speeches, karakia, kara- 7am. British Crown forces invaded the 021 023 59612 nga and presentations at various locations There will then be a Anglican Cere- peaceful village and numerous Ma¯ori on Rangiaowhia Rd. mony at the Anglican Church on were killed, including women, children A dawn karakia will be performed on Rangiaowhia Rd and a Catholic blessing and the elderly. the corner of Rangiaowhia and Puahue at the Urupa cemetery on Rangiaowhia Rd Several houses were burned down, roads at 5.30am to open the programme. from 8am-10am. with villagers inside. Five British soldiers DELIVERY QUERIES 0800 111 200 Tom Roa, Nga¯ti Apakura kauma¯tua, Students will then start arriving for a also died. POSTAL ADDRESS said the commemoration was an oppor- ceremony at the Urupa cemetery at 10am; Rangiaowhia features in one of six self- 97 Sloane Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 tunity to “reflect on the atrocities of the another ceremony will follow this at drive tours available on the Te Ara Wai OFFICE HOURS events at Rangiaowhia”. 11.30am at the Anglican Church. Journeys website (tearawai.nz), an Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm, Fri 8am - 4.30pm “The event will be dignified and there Politicians and Waipa¯ deputy mayor innovative new digital storytelling initiat- PHONE 07 871 5151 will be tears shed and karanga in memory Liz Stolwyk will be making speeches at ive launched by Waipa¯District Council in We’re online at of those who lost their lives, particularly 12pm in the Hairini Hall. There will then conjunction with Te Awamutu Museum nzmecommunitynews.pressreader.com the women, children and elderly. be a lunch in the hall from 12.3pm-1.30pm. last December. “Feelings of sadness, pain and sorrow At 2pm Nga¯ti Apakura will hold a hui Waipa¯ District Council has allocated will feature throughout the day, from the in the hall; this will run until 4pm. $9000 to the commemorative event from morning right until we close,” said Tom. Public parking will be available in the the District Promotion Fund.

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Ground damage will be reinstated and the crew next moves onto Gorst Avenue, directly beside the gardens, for the 300 metre push to Churchill Street — under Pioneer Park Play- ground and Livingstone Aquatic Centre. Much of the pipework along the entire route is being installed using Universal Under- ground’s directional drilling techniques, rather than traditional Broken Windows • Frameless Showers • Splashbacks open cut method. Custom Mirrors • Table Tops • New Glazing • Pet Doors The new pump station can move more than 9108m2, approximately W www.waipaglass.co.nz three Olympic-sized swimming pools of wastewater flows a day E [email protected] at peak times, through the new pipeline. SHOWROOM: 274 Rickit Road, Te Awamutu 24/7 CALL OUTS Pipe being prepared to pull through from Albert PH 021 500 839 • PH 07 871 4621 Park Drive to the Rose Gardens in the next Authorised Distributor: stage of the Waikeria Prison Wastewater Check us on Project. PHOTO / DEAN TAYLOR

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07 870 2137 Rosetown Funeral h Home proudly serve the u FDANZ people of Te Awamutu, r Otorohanga and www.ros the surrounding areas. Jim Goddin - Helen Carter - Nikki Adamson - Jan Howie - David Espin 4 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 20, 2020 Be aware of parvovirus risk Bags not a council problem Council has been fielding complaints Summer brings a higher risk of about the non-collection of yellow rubbish parvovirus among dogs and neighbouring bags and social media sites are full of Hamilton City Council’s animal education comments about the lack of service — but and control are seeing an increasing it isn’t a council problem. number of dogs infected with the virus — Bryan Hudson, Waipa¯District Council a warning to Waipa¯dog owners. manager transportation, says he under- “Parvovirus is rife in Hamilton. This is stands the frustrations of the community. a devastating and usually fatal disease, “Since last week we have had over 60 but one which can be easily prevented calls or messages about missed yellow bag with vaccinations,” says animal educa- collections. We understand the collection tion and control manager Susan Stanford. company is experiencing some problems “Unfortunately, we have had to keeping to timetable. euthanise five dogs with parvovirus who “Residents often think rubbish collec- had been in the kennels for less than a tion is paid for by Waipa¯ ratepayers, so week in the last month,” she says. when they purchase a yellow bag from the The incubation period of the virus — supermarket or dairy they think they are the time from exposure to developing paying Council to collect their rubbish, symptoms — is seven to 10 days. which isn’t correct. Symptoms of parvo include vomiting, “We simply don’t have a contract with diarrhoea, blood in the faeces, loss of rubbish collectors and residents don’t pay appetite, fever, severe weight loss and for rubbish collection in their rates. lethargy. There is no cure and treatment “We have been advising residents that is intensive and costly. if they are not satisfied with their service “With a seven to 10-day incubation provider, there are a number to choose period, these dogs have already been from locally to meet their specific needs carrying the infection before ending up in and requirements.” our care and while out roaming, they’re Council is responsible for the contrac- leaving infected faeces around our city,” ted recycling service and provides the EnviroWaste bags awaiting collection yesterday. Photo / Dean Taylor says Susan. “However, it’s not just blue and yellow top wheelie bins. roaming dogs that can spread it, a dog may The yellow rubbish bags kerbside wheelie bins collected at agreed intervals litre and 240 litre bins on a contract price be infected but not yet show symptoms. collected service is run by EnviroWaste. for a contract price. with weekly collection and Cambridge They then spread the virus while out on a Central region collections manager A bag holds about 70 litres of refuse and Bins have 240 litre bins with weekly or walk with their owner.” Brett Monkley says EnviroWaste acknow- the advantage for users is that they only fortnightly collection and they also offer a Parvovirus is highly contagious, diffi- ledges that there has been some delays need to be put out when full, so it is a cost green waste option. cult to destroy and can persist in the and confusion around collection days, effective system, especially for The benefits of bins include not environment for over a year. It is spread following two public holiday weeks in households which do not produce a lot of disposing of plastic (as in the yellow through direct or indirect contact with an quick succession. rubbish. plastic rubbish bag), they are easy for infected dog and a small amount of “We apologise for any inconvenience It works out at about 5c per litre for most householders to move, they contain infected faeces can carry enough virus to this may have caused and assure Waipa¯ disposal. the rubbish until they are emptied and, infect thousands of dogs. residents that all our services are now The down-side is the continuation of especially for households that produce a “To prevent your dog getting running to schedule. plastic into landfill when retailers are lot of refuse, it is generally more cost parvovirus, ensure they have had all the “We are currently reviewing the mat- phasing bags out and the possibility of effective than a bag. required vaccinations before taking them ter in more detail, to ensure that going bags being torn by animals and refuse On the down-side for most Waipa¯ for walks or a play in the park — one forward, we communicate collection being strewn on our streets. households it means a third wheelie bin to vaccination is not enough. When out changes more effectively with our cus- EnviroWaste also offer 120 litre and 240 store on the property. walking with your dog, be sure to pick up tomers.” litre bins, with either weekly or fort- Other refuse companies also operate in its poop to help prevent the spread of Bags are just one choice for refuse nightly collection, for a contract price. Waipa¯ — including offering green waste disease and keep our city clean.” collection — the other being various sized Waste Management use 80 litre, 140 options.

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The parents of a 9-year-old boy with autism want people to have a bit of empathy for them and their son who on occasions likes to collect people’s wheelie bins. Ronan Cavanagh has had a fascination with wheelie bins since he was 2 and his parents Nicole and Chris Cavanagh say he doesn’t have any bad intentions when taking bins, he just simply loves them. “They just latch on to some- thing, and then to them every- thing is about that thing,” said Ronan Cavanagh says a neighbour threw a rock at him which left Nicole. this bruise on his leg. “What he does is looks for bins that we don’t have and could easily be returned. brings them back home. He will Nicole also posts to the Te then research what that bin is Awamutu Community Grape- used for.” vine Facebook page when Ronan He has also had fascinations brings unidentifiable bins home for weed-eaters and but it’s on social media where lawnmowers. she experiences a lot of negative Nicole says Ronan would go Rhiannon Venk with some of the wheelie bins he collected from and condescending comments as far as he needed to collect a bin Frontier Rd. Photos / Supplied towards her parenting. he liked but that he mainly She also says that going to the collects them from properties on models and trusted, would throw disability,” Rhiannon said. supermarket, where Ronan their street, Frontier Rd. rocks at him or blast water at “It was massively disappoint- becomes highly stimulated Not all their neighbours have him when he enters their prop- ing that police didn’t file a formal because of the lights and waiting responded kindly to him. erty to touch their bin,” wrote complaint when that’s what we in lines, is a nightmare. On two separate occasions Ronan’s sister Rhiannon Venk in asked for,” said Chris. “Every day we get told how Ronan was assaulted, both times a letter to the editor to the Te Ronan still takes to the street naughty he is and that we should by neighbours. Awamutu Courier. to collect bins and he has even control our child. Some days it’s One day he returned home The incidents were reported made friends with the rubbish really hard to take and I’ve even crying and said one man had to the police but his parents were truck driver. broken down sometimes,” said thrown a rock at him, which left left feeling disappointed after Now though, he makes sure to Nicole. a bruise on Ronan’s leg. On being told that no formal com- avoid the two properties where “It sucks being belittled and Ronan recently celebrated his another day, he says he was also plaint was filed. he says he was hurt. undermined, especially when 9th birthday and it was only sprayed with a hose by another “I walked Ronan up to where A couple of years ago, to people don’t understand or know fitting that he had a wheelie bin man. he said the incident happened, minimise the hassle, Nicole and his condition,” added Chris. birthday cake. “Due to his disability and due and he said ‘I stood here and the Chris sent out letters to their “We have a lot of other things to his behaviour and due to his man was standing there when he neighbours explaining Ronan’s going on too, like running a empathy and to raise some own little world, I am 100 per cent threw the rock at me’,” said condition and that he might take business and looking after our awareness around this issue so confident he will never ever Chris. their wheelie bin. They asked if other children. that when people like us go out understand why grown men and “He doesn’t make things up, they would display their house “It’s not been easy and we’d into the community we don’t get women, who should be role he simply can’t because of his number on the bins so that they just like people to have a bit of judged.” BRINGYOURMATESTOTHE BEACHRUGBYANDSAVE20%!*BEACH

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nfrastructure investment is vital to keep cleaner and greener. New Zealanders can access high quality HOT our country moving forward. We rely on In the Waikato region, funding has been health care. Funding has been approved to ■ Person who handed an iPhone into Iour roading and rail networks to move allocated for a new roundabout at the replace the outdated Henry Rongomau the Police. Thank you , the owner freight to markets, travel to visit loved ones, dangerous intersection between State Bennet Centre. visiting from Melbourne never and keep our economy strong. Our children Highway 1 and State Highway 29, near The Upgrade Programme also provides and grandchildren learn better in healthy Piarere. This roundabout will be built on the funding to replace coal boilers with cleaner expected to see it again, you have classrooms, and when we’re sick, we alignment of a future Waikato Expressway alternatives in places like hospitals and restored our faith in human kindness. depend on modern, fit-for-purpose hospitals extension. It will be situated in the paddock schools, helping to future-proof our ■ Anne for picking up five people to get back on our feet again. east of the current intersection in order to infrastructure in the face of serious long- from a broken down public bus, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern recently futureproof the extension. term challenges like climate change. announced the Government’s $12 billion New Zealand’s railway network is also Infrastructure projects announced as walking into town in the heat. She Infrastructure Upgrade Programme — the being upgraded. Specific improvements that part of the Upgrade Programme are just the had to rearrange her car to fit us all largest investment in New Zealand’s directly benefit the Waikato region are latest in terms of ‘big builds’ in the Waikato in. infrastructure in a generation. construction of a third rail line in Auckland, a to receive Government support. Others Through this programme, we’re new railway station at Drury, and the include the new 1300-seat Waikato NOT investing significantly in our roads, rail, extension of electrification from Papakura to Regional Theatre, investment in the ■ Waipa¯bus breaking down again — public transport, schools and hospitals, to Pukekohe. Peacockes subdivision in Hamilton, this time on top of Taylors Hill, and all upgrade our infrastructure and future-proof A cash injection of up to $400,000 has completion of the Huntly section of the New Zealand. been invested in almost every state school Waikato Expressway, a sheep milk dryer at the drivers who went past the ill- As a member of the Finance and in New Zealand, supporting around 150 Ruakura, and an Alcohol and Drug Court in equipped walkers without helping. Expenditure Select Committee, I appreciate Waikato schools. These schools will be able Hamilton. ■ People ignoring the no right turn the importance of supporting our economy, to undertake essential maintenance such as We’re making the types of investments sign into Market Street from Alexan- businesses and communities through roof replacements and classroom upgrades, that’ll see entire towns and cities benefit; building and maintaining key infrastructure. ensuring our young people can learn and local tradies and businesses, as well as dra Street. The Government is upgrading our play in a modern and comfortable schools and wider communities. And we ■ Woman water blasting cars when roading network right across the country, environment. have this once-in-a-generation opportunity there's a drought. helping people get to where they need to Through the Infrastructure Upgrade to invest because we’ve managed the faster and safer. We’re also investing in Programme, we’re investing in rebuilding books wisely, and interest rates are low. It ■ Car wrecking condition of the public transport, cycleways, and pedestrian and upgrading our hospitals and other makes sense to invest in infrastructure now, railway crossing on Alexandra Street. spaces, to make our transport network health facilities across the country, so all so future generations can benefit. Time for a proper upgrade.

TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. Huntly section to open within next month Send to 021 241 4568 After successful completion events begin using the new Huntly section but to traffic to avoid people queuing up, we EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. last week, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport there are some minor finishing works to expect that people will be using the Agency advises the Huntly section of be completed. Huntly section of the Waikato Send to [email protected] the Waikato Expressway will open to A small area still requires Expressway within the next month.” traffic within the next month, ahead of asphalting, and completion of central Media reports suggesting the road DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. schedule. and side safety barriers. was open, or about to open, on Saturday Portfolio manager Darryl Coalter “While we don’t publicise specific have caused some confusion for the Drop into our offi ce 97 Sloane Street says he understands people are keen to dates or times when new roads will open public.

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Younger voters are being encouraged to make time to sure rodeo’s anniversary event they are enrolled and ready to vote in this year’s election and referenda. The Electoral Commission’s enrolment teams will be at orientation events at universi- ties, polytechnics and wa¯nanga as students return for the aca- demic year. “If you’re a student, the start of the year often means moving to a new city, residential hall or flat. One of the things you need to sort out is updating your address on the electoral roll, and we’ll be there at orientation events to help,” says Alicia Wright, chief electoral officer. “This is a big year when we will have a direct say on who represents us in Parliament making laws and decisions that affect our everyday lives,” says Alicia. The 2020 General Election is on Saturday, September 19. Referenda will also be held on the recreational use of cannabis and the End of Life Choice Act. The Electoral Commission is making it easier to enrol online. Over 40 people protested at the Waikato Rodeo held at the Kihikihi Domain over the weekend. Photo / Caitlan Johnston People can now use a driver licence or passport, as well as a Over 40 anti-rodeo protesters protest to take place while the as entertainment. Act’s requirement that animals RealMe verified identity to en- demonstrated at the main Waikato Rodeo was on. “Each year the controversy must not be ill-treated,” said rol or update their address at entrance of the Kihikihi Domain A string of animal deaths and public debate heightens Apollo. the electoral website. over the weekend while Waikato during last year’s rodeo season, around rodeo and its inherent “You can’t ban what is “Younger voters have taken Rodeo’s 60th anniversary event including a horse at the Methven animal welfare issues,” said already illegal. We simply want to our improved online enrol- took place. Rodeo, a horse and bull at the Apollo. the Government to uphold the ment service with ease. In fact, The protesters and their fluor- Gisborne Rodeo and a horse at He is also calling on the law and end rodeo now.” they are the fastest at using it,” escent signs were not missed by the grand final rodeo in North Government to recognise a “Labour made pre-election says Alicia. It takes voters visitors to the rodeo as they Canterbury, angered the organ- report that claims that rodeo is promises to ban the worst under 25 four or five minutes to arrived to the event. isation. actually illegal. aspects of rodeo and they’ve enrol online using their driver The protest was organised by Spokesperson for the organ- “A 2018 report by the New failed to deliver on that. We’re licence. the Direct Animal Action organ- isation, Apollo Taito, said the Zealand Animal Law Association now in an election year where isation and it is the fifth year in a group has had a gutsful of pro- found rodeo to be illegal because their failings for animals are ■ For more visit www.vote.nz row that they have organised a testing animal abuse disguised it breaches the Animal Welfare glaring.”

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Over 3000 people Raymond. flocked to the Kihikihi Wayne said the high- Domain over the weekend light of the event was when to get in on all the action at a boy’s dream came true the Waikato Rodeo. when he got to ride in on a This year, the Waikato horse during the grand Rodeo was celebrating its entry. 60th anniversary. “It was a once in a The rodeo was started lifetime opportunity for as a fundraiser for Kihi- the boy and it actually kihi School where the nearly didn’t happen, so to money raised helped to see the young man’s smile build the school hall and and beam is why we rodeo library. people do what we do,” To this day the Waikato said Wayne. Rodeo has supported many Waikato Rodeo club organisations and busi- members that placed in the nesses including the Te team roping event Awamutu Riding for the included Raewyn Gilbert Disabled, the Westpac and Richard Mathieson, Trust Waikato Air Ambu- who came in third place, lance, and the King and Bevan Clayton-Green Country Life Educational and Timm Mann, who fin- Trust, local small busi- ished fourth. nesses, sports groups and Marshall Stead, also a charities. Waikato Rodeo Club mem- “It’s an honour to lead a ber, won the barrel race team of people that are event. passionate about their Wayne said the open sport and running a top bulls were well tuned Waikato Rodeo Club member Marshall Stead, on horse Docs Bellarena, won the barrel race event. Photo / Supplied event that give so much athletes, so much so that back to the local communi- not one cowboy stayed on to stock contractor Jonny family were also in top like to thank all those who sponsors and all the public ties,” said president of for more than eight Ward. He said the broncs condition and put on a helped on the day, includ- who turned up and Waikato Rodeo, Wayne seconds which he credits supplied by the Limmer good show. Wayne would ing Rose’s Angels, all the supported the rodeo. Gardens host arts festival Movies come to Seddon Park Fancy a night out on the opportunity. The event is 6.30pm, followed nightly by The spectacular Hamil- Hamilton Gardens Arts summer holiday spirit and hallowed Seddon Park open to the community and Grease (PG) at 30pm, Once ton Gardens will be abuzz Festival combines a pleth- enjoy entertainment, art turf? all are invited to enjoy a Upon a Time In with summer activity and ora of visual arts, music, and culture in a fantastic For the first time ever, night watching the stars Hollywood (R16) at 6.30pm entertainment for the now comedy, film, theatre, lit- outdoor environment. Seddon Park will hold a under the stars with movie and Toy Story 4 (G) at 4pm. opened Hamilton Gardens erature and dance, offering A range of arts will be series of outdoor, open air options for the whole fam- Arts Festival. something for all ages and showcased, not to mention movie screenings. ily. ■ Go to waikatonz.com/ What has now become tastes. live bands and preforming Purchase a ticket and The season opens on events/sunset-cinema- an iconic open-air summer The festival is the per- arts from all genres — get access to the cricket Thursday, February 27 seddon-park for information festival for the city, the fect way to prolong the check www.hgaf.co.nz. ground itself for a one-time with Aquaman (M) at and tickets.

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From page 10 early in the day to check out the venue, only to find ourselves crying into our beers like the This meant the sound came and went. many once-hopeful losers at the casino Bernie Taupin’s wonderful lyrics weren’t quite tables. the same broken up...Looking like a true . . Elton had been forced to cancel, a serious . (muffle)...little kid...(muffle) after all this illness putting him in hospital. time. Just isn’t the same. Elton’s Farewell tour — I had to give it one However, I could have coped with the wind more shot. issues...itwasmyrear neighbours who As fans of the Mission concerts, Hawke’s were the main problem. Bay was an obvious choice.. We had a brief chat before Elton opened We got a great possie on the hill with our with Funeral for a Friend . . . and they seemed friends, the sun was out but not too hot and pleasant enough, though perhaps one vino the omens seemed good. over making good conversation. A little trepidation set in when the minor Unfortunately one of the couple’s next support acts went from bad to worse — it was vinos went down my back. easy to understand why they were not Thankfully I was wearing a fisherman’s allowed on Elton’s stage. coat — not exactly water off a duck’s back but But there the sad stories end. From the not a biggie. There was no convincing the moment Elton hit the stage belting into couple though, they insisted on repeatedly Bennie and the Jets there was no doubt — apologising and trying to pat me down — like this was the night 25,000 of us would hear the a bikie being frisked going through an airport. Rocket Man at his best. The concert was Things went downhill from there. The couple simply sublime...Elton hit every note, his devolved into an ugly domestic about who interaction seemed genuine, his band was responsible for the mishap — the rowing (including longtime mates Nigel Olsson — continued for over an hour, with both drums, Davey Johnstone — guitar and Ray questioning “why the...they were with each Cooper — percussion) was magnificent, other...andwhether they wanted to go sound quality was outstanding and the crowd home together. The couple obviously could were tiny dancers in his hand. I turned to see not feel the love that night and, in combination my sister-in-law (not one prone to emotion) with Wellington’s wind, they totally ruined the with tears streaming down her face — “It’s solid wall of sound I wanted to hear. just so beautiful” was all she could say. I’m guessing they finally took note of my I shut my eyes and in those moments Elton glares, and left long enough for me to enjoy was playing just for me. the last five or six songs in peace. Again, no The hairs on the back of my neck and even fault of Elton’s. He and his band were doing my legs, went up, as he played Funeral for a the biz up front. Friend and Love Lies Bleeding ...itwasmy A trip to the US in 2017 gave us another turn to shed a tear as memories went back to chance to finally enjoy Elton without any the little orange Mini. blemishes. We booked Caesar’s Palace...a Predictably, fittingly, after nearly three theatre setting renowned for great sound... hours of musical magic he finished with and, given the States’ low tolerance for poor Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. crowd behaviour, I felt confident that this Our group were exhausted...hehad would be the Elton John experience I had given everything and so had we. long dreamed of. Performances don’t come better. My happy Our arrival in Vegas already had us ending. buzzing and amped for the concert, Lord, when he finishes his farewell tour, scheduled that night. We headed to Caesar’s we’ll miss Elton, we’ll miss him so much. www.patersonburn.co.nz

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Shakespeare in the Park has been an annual event for two decades. Photo / Dean Taylor

Shakespeare in the Park returns on identities and familiar characters and Sunday a performance of Romeo and dialogue as you’ve never seen or heard Juliet and Viola by Apocalypse Lounge them before — unless you were there and Tahi Ta’i Tasi. when Slip of the Tongue first performed it Hamilton companies Apocalypse a decade ago. Lounge and Slip of the Tongue first Organiser Dean Taylor says the per- performed Shakespeare in the summer at formance is a family-friendly evening in the Hamilton Gardens before there was a Te Awamutu Memorial Park from 5pm, festival. Sunday, February 23. It is a long-standing tradition — and The natural amphitheatre behind the they, and newcomers Tahi Ta’i Tasi, have sunken cross is a perfect location for a been bringing a show to Te Awamutu with picnic while enjoying the play. support from Te Awamutu Free Concert People can bring blankets and low in the Park Trust, Creative Communities chairs, dinner and a wine or beer to the and Waipa¯District Council since 2000. event. There is a liquor ban waiver that When Twelfth Night’s Viola washes up applies from 4.30pm until the end of the Curtain and Carpet Court in Romeo and Juliet’s Verona, events play in the immediate vicinity of the 4 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu snowball and things will never be the stage. same. The event is free, parking is available Phone 07 871 6422 Shakespeare’s words and wit are in nearby streets and in the adjacent park. [email protected] reshaped into a fresh, fast comedy with If wet the play will continue at Te sword fights, fiery passions, mistaken Awamutu College Hall.

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3617 State Highway 31, Kawhia Road, Otorohanga Tranquility, Views On 50 acres For Sale By Tender Rarely does a property with so many features present itself to Tenders close, the market in this location. Lets start with the home which offers 27th March 2020 584B Te Kuiti Road (State Highway 3), Otorohanga three bedrooms, open plan living and a large wrap around deck (Unless Sold Prior) overlooking the land, Te Kauri Reserve and Kawhia Harbour. View: Saturday 1:30 - 2 Trust us when we say the views are impressive, but that’s not all. www.harcourts.co.nz/OH8679 What sets this unique property apart is the extra accommodation 1614 Arapuni Road, Te Awamutu on offer with a separate two bedroom plus mezzanine floor sleepout, which for those who like to entertain could provide a CV $1,370,00, Asking Price $1,350,000 FOR SALE $1,350,000 Vendors are motivated and ready to move, it’s time to take action “price reduced steady income stream as a private getaway or perhaps an option View: By Appointment for those who want extended family to be closer to home. Karen Lennox below CV” your opportunity is NOW. This peaceful property with fantastic views M 027 559 4468 has just too many features to list, so come and see it for yourself. harcourts.co.nz/TA9555 E [email protected] 61.2502 acres more or less (24.7871 hectares) with its large spacious house, All this on 19.3450 hectares of land nestled beside the Te Kauri equestrian arena, stables, plenty of shedding space and well fenced paddocks to Scenic Reserve, makes this an extraordinary proposition for any contain your horses, cattle or even alpaca. discerning buyer who has a love of the outdoors and is looking Kerry Harty Stock yards situated at the start of the driveway allows for easy loading or for a property with wow factor. Come see for yourself as this is a M 027 294 6215 unloading of cattle and with its long open driveway, gives you plenty of room to access the arena or farm shedding. Adam McGrath property that must be viewed to truly appreciate. E [email protected] M 021 217 5703 18 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 20, 2020

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Former Te Awamutu Sports prop Gordon Sevens star Karl Tenana, and Canadian Fullerton’s team Old Glory DC have made international Doug Fraser. history, winning their first ever home game Seattle managed to keep close throughout in North America’s Major League Rugby. the game and grab the lead, but it was short Old Glory DC took on defending cham- lived. pions Seattle Seawolves at Cardinal Stadium Old Glory DC won the match 28-22 and in Washington on Sunday in front of a sold- were later announced as the Major League out crowd. Rugby team of the week. The Washington Fullerton’s front-row propping partner DC based team also contains Waikato was 2019 Rugby World Cup Winning Spring- players Api Naikatini and Declan O’Donnell bok Tendai Mtawarira. alongside Auckland utility back, Danny Old Glory DC started the game off well Tusitala. with a brilliant dash for the line from Bay of O’Donnell hasn’t played yet but hopes to Plenty flyhalf Jason Roberston in the third get on the field soon. “I’ve been sick the last minute. few weeks — that’s why I haven’t been Robertson went on to score a second try playing — but hopefully this week I get on at the end of the match bringing his game the field.” tally to 18 points. Their next game is against Houston Other tries were scored by Renata Sabercats at Aveva Stadium, Houston on Roberts-Tenana, son of former New Zealand February 22.

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Stunning sections on the For Sale by Private Treaty Te Awamutu's biggest 3 3 2 3 View by appointment edge of Ohaupo Dave Kilbride 027 436 7082 opportunity Tender (will not be sold prior) [email protected] Closing 4pm, Wed 25 Mar 2020 Make your selection of several stunning rural sections After 70 years, the owners of these very unique SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 on the edge of Ohaupo village. Exceptional location properties are ready to let go. Two sites, totalling 96 Ulster Street, Hamilton on a quiet road 900m from Ohaupo Primary School. 5,331sqm (more or less) of land, are on offer in the View by appointment An expansive building site gives you options to heart of Te Awamutu township. A very special Aaron Paterson 027 686 8445 position your dream home so that you can sit on your character villa sits on one of the highest points [email protected] newly built deck to watch the sun set over Mount overlooking the township through to surrounding SUCCESS REALTY LIMITED, BAYLEYS, LICENSED REAA 2008 Pirongia. Sections have post and rail fencing with rural hills. This rare opportunity represents the largest specimen trees already planted. residential block of land for sale in central Te Call Dave Kilbride to find out more about this Awamutu. Purchase as one or separately, you fantastic opportunity. choose. Three tender documents available.

bayleys.co.nz/2311079 bayleys.co.nz/2311088 176b Bond Road, SOLD Te Awamutu by Kirstie in January 2020! Modern,brickandLineanew buildwithdesignerkitchen that comes complete with Bosch appliances. Four double bedrooms, master with ensuite and walk-in wardrobe. Double Open Home Grass has been digitally added garaging and close to schools, 167 Reynolds Drive, Te Awamutu shops and supermarkets. For Sale $679,000 View Sunday 23 February, 1.15 - 1.30pm

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Te Awamutu based Emily Hayward ship alone there will be 36 top riders will be competing at Takapoto Estate competing. Show Jumping which begins today on the Entry is free Monday-Friday. General RHONDA MCGUIRE shores of Lake Kara¯piro. admission passes are available for the Hayward was the winner of the 2019 public on Saturday and Sunday each 021 353 046 Olympic Cup. weekend and can be found on the The event runs for two weeks and is for Eventfinda website. Children under 10 are With extensive experience in Property all ages, showcasing the best of New free every day, except the VIP lunch. Management, Rhonda is committed to Zealand and Australia’s riders. Tickets may be purchased at the gate but It is on at Takapoto Estate until extra cost will incur. providing an organised and effi cient Sunday, March 1. Food trucks will provide a wide array service to both her owner and tenant It aims to bring a taste of elite of food options. The APL bar will be open European show jumping to New Zealand to the public during the day on-site with clients. Exhibiting a high level of equestrian fans. more food options such as pre-order lunch Competitors come from as far as packs available for purchase. professionalism and strong communication Canada, Japan, Germany, France, Mexico skills, she will ensure you are getting the and Brazil. ■ For further information: https://www. In Takapoto 1.4m Teams’ Champion- facebook.com/takapotoestateshowjumping/ best return on your valuable investment. Rhonda has a sharp eye for detail and Top scores for Veterans a vast knowledge of the local market.

Best scoring at Te Awamutu Golf Club Trye was back in the points, winning during the past week came on Veterans the stableford with 38, from Kelvin Trass, MICHELLE STORER Day. Percy Kapa, Jack Campbell and John Murray Wallis was clear of the field Staples on 37. 027 608 2451 with 49 stableford points, from Gerald Tim Crotty, also playing off 11, took out Experienced in Property Management Lane (45), Peter Emery (44), Ross Murray best gross with 78 at the Sunday Scramble (43), Travis McCorkindale (41), George Bill Hawira topped the stableford scor- administration and armed with a Vanner (40), John Neilson (39), John Trye ing with 42 points from Barry Murtagh, (39). Robert Wetere (41), Jim Kirkham, Brett Te comprehensive understanding of the The Midweek Scramble was headed by Whare (40). Tenancy Act and its many implications, Nick Hibbert, the 11 handicapper shooting Jeff Bowers shot the best net of 65. a 79 gross. Twos were sunk by Bowers, Kirkham, you can be rest assured that Michelle Best net was Les Common with 69. Crotty and Te Whare. will dedicate herself to protecting your Te Awamutu investment. She prides herself on offering excellent customer service thus ensuring Courier peace of mind for all her clients Your community newspaper - phone 871 5151

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Mark Weal 027 451 4732 feeding onto a well maintained race Pamela Thackray * Extensive bush and a natural stream Te Awamutu Realty Limited system. There is an abundance of farm 021 184 1255 * Newly-named and sealed Tiwarawara 07 871 5044 buildings. Main 4 bedroom home with Mark Weal 027 451 4732 Lane offers both privacy and freedom swimming pool & 2nd 4 bedroom home. * Just ten minutes from Pirongia village 22 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 20, 2020 Gold bowled Robertson wins in Veterans Stewart Alexander Golf Marg Mitchell (44), Chris Club hosted an excellent Strachan, Gary Grylls, day last Thursday, hosting Donna Hewitt and Leigh out by Kaihere the Veterans Pennants Grylls (43). with 59 starters. Arthur Heke had best Ash Robertson clearly gross of 72 — the 9 handi- Pratt’s Milking Machines Te of the match. enjoyed the conditions, the capper’s round including Awamutu Sports Gold played Next week Gold take on Mor- 19 handicapper shooting 76 three birdies and an eagle. host to Kaihere Cricket Club at rinsville at Albert Park, a must off-the-stick to win on nett Twos were sunk by Ian Albert Park on Saturday. win game in order to get their with 57. Coleman, Lambert, After winning the toss, season back on track. He was one under the Watkinson and Neal John- Kaihere elected to make first use Two honours board perform- card after five holes and son. of good batting conditions. How- ances put Steve Gibson Account- finished the front nine The NEC was struck on ever, they found themselves in a ing Te Awamutu Sports Blue in even, after shooting two the 17th by Hape, Coleman rebuilding phase early on after the box seat against O¯ torohanga birdies. and Phil Blundell. losing two quick wickets. in the round three of Waikato Keith Mitchell was Twilight had Mana The Te Awamutu bowling at- Valley Cricket Association two- runner-up with 62, fol- Martin and Rhys Hikuroa tack, led by Rob Burgess 3-20 and day competition at Kihikihi Do- lowed by Murray Barclay, top with 21 points, from Kevin Pearson 3-32, toiled away main on Saturday. Colin Cowan, Barry Ross, Stuart Weal (19) and Grant throughout the innings and were Turtles skipper Brandon Weal Barry Knight and Lionel Hawkes (18). Carl backed up by a good fielding. won an important toss and de- Wairepo all on 65, Ian Gray Former Stewart Alexander Club champion Miezenbeek won the Kaihere were never allowed cided to bat first. (66) and Robin McGhie and and Veterans Pennants winner Ash Robert- Prodrive voucher. to score freely as Gold continued Jake Gibson, fresh from his Alec Cruickshank with 67. son pictured in 2010 after he sunk his fourth Midweek Scramble also to take wickets at key times. fantastic bowling exploits for Mitchell went one bet- hole-in-one. File Photo / Colin Thorsen had a tie at the top, with Kaihere stumbling their way to Northern Knights, showed what ter at Sunday’s Club Bruce Russ and Chris 180 all out in the 39th over. he can do with the bat, scoring a Scramble, the 22-handicapper He was followed by Bruce Johnstone on 43 from Jacob Gold felt in control and were brilliant 112 to help the Turtles to shooting 82 to win with 46 Watkinson (45), Phil Lambert, Carey, Victor Roberts, Coleman confident heading into the run post an impressive 312 in their stableford points. Phil Jackson, Patrick Hape and on 41 and Chris White (40). chase, this confidence grew as first innings. Gibson and Bran- opening batsmen Michael Aitken don Weal (50) formed an excel- got them off to a flying start. lent partnership of 105 runs for When Aitken fell for 62 off 54 the fourth wicket either side of In-form Appleby wins Ryan Cup balls, the job was left in the lunch to build a solid foundation hands of middle order batsmen to an impressive total on chal- Kevin Appleby has taken out Nieremeijer shared the longest Carson and Verner all had wins Carl Warner (38) and Harry lenging batting conditions. the Ryan Cup at Pirongia Golf putt honours. and Bonenkamp halved his Baxter (33). The home team Josh Malpas (37), Akif Sohil Club with an excellent +17 on Pirongia’s Division 2 Cham- match. The sixth team member is seemed to be cruising to victory (33) and Lachie Holt (24) also par. pionship pennant team made a Andrew Parsons. before a run out and an excep- chipped in with very useful His +9 and +8 were two great great start to their campaign In two weeks time they head tional catch brought two new contributions. rounds and has him in great with two wins on the first day. to Hamilton to play Waihı¯ and batsmen to the crease with the In reply, Otorohanga form at the moment. Playing on the baron fairways Nga¯ruawa¯hia. Gold side requiring 17 runs from struggled to come to grips with Scramble on par results: and fast greens of Nga¯ruawa¯hia, The first round of Handicap 45 balls with 4 wickets in hand. the drying surface at Kihikihi Senior: Tyne Watts +9 , Kevin Pirongia managed to sneak past Strokeplay kicked off at the 1 1 Kaihere’s spirits were up and and finished the day struggling Appleby +8, Jack Hjorth +6, Bill Riverside 3 ⁄2/2 ⁄2 in the morning, weekend at Stewart Alexander, they made it difficult to turn the at 115 for 9. Ramesh Subasinghe Fox +6 , Brent Keene +5; Junior: with wins to Ben Vincent, Matt with Derek Boyle, Mark Brown, strike over with some very bowled best for the Turtles cap- Terry Charlesworth +7, Barry Carson and Malcom Verner and Pete Morris and Don Matson disciplined bowling. It was to be turing six wickets for 23 runs. Slade +6, Dave Peryer +5, Barry a crucial half for Campbell Child, trying to get us into the zone top the one that got away for a O¯ torohanga finished 197 runs Fordham +5, Ron Cogswell +3. who shot two under. six to go through to finals day. disheartened Gold outfit, eventu- behind giving the Turtles a Twos were holed by Dick The afternoon match against The team is sitting in fifth, ally being bowled out three runs chance of an outright victory Thomas, Hjorth and Fordham Waitomo was a more convincing five shots ahead of the next team 1 1 shy of the target in the final over next Saturday. and Charlesworth and Addy result — 4 ⁄2/1 ⁄2. Vincent, Child, but 12 shots behind fourth.

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Mt Pirongia in full view behind the track. Photos / Jesse Wood Post race rush.

The 27th Te Pahu¯ Twilight Moto-X Series has held two of its three rounds so far with the final round on tonight. Presented by the The Honda Shop, Te Awamutu in associa- tion with the Te Awamutu Motorcycle Club, the event has been well attended in the first two rounds. Each entry has a fee per round to race with all proceeds going towards the Te Pahu¯Hall. There is also a barbecue, and refreshments are available for purchase. The prizegiving will run tonight after the final races.

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[email protected] 24 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, February 20, 2020 OPEN HOMES In Te Awamutu This Week... Play decides junior RAY WHITE Sat, Feb 22 11.00-12.00pm 1/65 Douglas Avenue, Te Awamutu $448,000 Sat, Feb 22 2.00-2.30pm 67 Stark Street, Te Awamutu $699,000 singles champions Sun, Feb 23 11.00-11.30am 2/531 Mandeno Street, Te Awamutu $570,000 Sun, Feb 23 12.00-12.30pm 5 Oak Ridge Drive, Te Awamutu $790,000 Sun, Feb 23 12.00-1.00pm 604 Ngahinapouri Road, Ngahinapouri Deadline Sale Sun, Feb 23 12.30-1.30pm 165 Happy Valley Road, Te Awamutu $920,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.15pm 176A Bond Road, Te Awamutu $679,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.30pm 2/313 Cameron Avenue, Te Awamutu $439,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.30pm 608 Fairview Road, Te Awamutu By Negotiation Sun, Feb 23 1.00-2.30pm 728 Lake Arapuni Road, Putaruru Deadline Sale Sun, Feb 23 1.15-1.30pm 176B Bond Road, Te Awamutu $679,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.30-2.00pm 192/20 Sandes Street, Ohaupo $280,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.30-2.00pm 202/20 Sandes Street, Ohaupo $290,000 Sun, Feb 23 2.00-2.30pm 67 Stark Street, Te Awamutu $699,000 Sun, Feb 23 2.00-3.00pm 85 Hanning Road, Pirongia Deadline Sale Sun, Feb 23 2.30-3.30pm 1204 Kakaramea Road, Ngahinapouri $815,000

LJ HOOKER Fri, Feb 21 11.00–12.00pm 361 McGregor Road, Ohaupo Tender Sat, Feb 22 3.00–3.30pm 1185 Crozier Street, Pirongia $750,000 Sun, Feb 23 11.15–11.45am 6 Merrin Avenue, Otorohanga Sale By Deadline Sun, Feb 23 12.30–1.00pm 67 Herbert Street, Kihikihi $639,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.00–1.30pm 207 Greenhill Drive, Te Awamutu Sale By Deadline Sun, Feb 23 1.00–1.30pm 25 Galloway Street, Kihikihi $639,000 Sun, Feb 23 1.00–1.30pm 764 Pokuru Road, Te Awamutu Tender Sun, Feb 23 1.30–2.00pm 141 Alawaya Rise, Te Awamutu $829,000 Sun, Feb 23 2.00–2.30pm 100 Mangahoe Street, Te Awamutu By Negotiation Sun, Feb 23 2.30–3.00pm 146 College Street, Te Awamutu $569,000 Sun, Feb 23 3.00–3.30pm 28 Rosehill Lane, Te Awamutu By Negotiation Sun, Feb 23 3.00–3.30pm 78 Williams Street, Te Awamutu $559,000 Tue, Feb 25 11.00–12.00pm 361 McGregor Road, Ohaupo Tender $459,000

CENTURY 21 Sun, Feb 23 12.00-12.30pm 1130 Te Rahu Road, Te Awamutu $525,000 Junior women’s singles winner Elske De Junior men’s singles winner Warwick Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.30pm 369 Puniu Road, Te Awamutu $580,000 Bruyn. Flintoff. Photos / Supplied

HARCOURTS Six junior men and two junior women with a single win each. Sun, Feb 23 11.30-12.00pm 2/923 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu $369,000 competed for the Te Awamutu Bowling They played off to have three qualify Club Junior Championship singles titles for the second day. Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.30pm 745 Fairview Road, Te Awamutu $485,000 over the weekend. Steve Wilson got the bye while War- Sun, Feb 23 1.00-1.30pm 135 Alawaya Rise, Te Awamutu $838,000 As there were only two women, Elske wick Flintoff and Clark Ambury played. Sun, Feb 23 1.45-2.15pm 1104 Cambridge Road, Te Awamutu $629,000 De Bruyn and Christene Ball, they played At end four the score was equal at four two games which were both won by De all. Ambury scored one on the next end Bruyn. then Flintoff scored on the next eight ends In their final game on end seven the making the score 18-6 to Flintoff. Ambury score was 5-4 to De Bruyn but by end 16, scored one on the next two ends making Te Awamutu Ball had got out in front with the score the score 18-8. Then on the end 20 and 21, 14-13. Ball kept the lead till De Bruyn Ambury scored a four and one with the scored a three on end 23 to make the score score 19-13 to Flintoff. Flintoff won the 20-19. De Bruyn scored a one on the next game by scoring 2 on the next end to make Courier end to give her the 21 shots needed to win the score 21-13. Your community newspaper for over 100 years the game. The final between Flintoff and Wilson The men had three rounds on the first was a one-sided game with Wilson scoring day to find the qualifiers. a two on the first end, one on end six and To advertise with us phone 07 871 5151 After two rounds there were two two on end 12. The final score was 21-5 to players with two wins and two players Flintoff.

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Last year the club fielded 16 junior player teams in Waikato wide competitions with several teams performing well and winning their respective divisions. The club’s team of the year last year the 11th Grade Spurs, will be back in action looking to win more trophies. Junior player registration day is on Proud sponsors of Te Awamutu Football Saturday, March 7 at the Stadium on Armstrong Avenue between 9am and Photo from TAFC Facebook page 12pm. Parents can come along to the Offering no surcharges for TA PREMIER TEAM took home 2-0 win against West stadium or register their children online football injuries. Hamilton 2019 by finding the registration link on the club website www.teawamutuafc.co.nz or After finishing just above the relegation zone in the Facebook pages. Waibop Premiership last year, Grainger is hopeful of rebuilding a competitive team with a sprinkling of younger club players moving up to first team football. Te Awamutu Medical Centre, 385 Vaile Street, CALL 871 7790 Gisler Architects Ltd are on board with the Te Awamutu www.soarphysio.co.nz Premiership team once again this year as major club sponsors.

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