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TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 PAGE 5 ARTS & CURVED TRUSSES ENTERTAINMENT MORE COME DOWN PAGES 20-22 THAN 1000 POTENTIALLY LET GO PAGE 6 WITHOUT TEST INSIDE TODAY ADORABULL We were going to get through the Angus Bull Sales Week without resorting to puns but we just couldn’t resist it for this shot from the joint Tangihau and Cricklewood sale held at Tangihau Angus Stud at Rere on Monday. Millar White is pictured chatting to this big boy with mother Amanda Aldridge keeping an eye on proceedings. Millar is the daughter of Cricklewood manager Ben White. Yesterday’s sale at Turiroa Angus near Wairoa saw a New Zealand high price of $104,000 paid for a two-year-old bull. Story and picture on page 2. See also page 4. Picture by Paul Rickard KEY TO RECOVERY Workforce plan calls for support from range of sectors THE smallest project in the Tairawhiti Searle, the plan looks to increase the construction. the four industry sectors will oversee the Economic Support Package Redeployment region’s workforce capabilities and A governance group comprising project. Programme could potentially have one of capacities by delving into four key sectors chairs from Te Runanganui o Ngati “The key goal is to better understand the biggest region-wide impacts. — forestry, horticulture, civil construction Porou, Rongowhakaata and Te Runanga the regional employment opportunities Trust Tairawhiti is working on the and tourism, which includes hospitality o Turanganui a Kiwa, along with in key sectors and to identify the Workforce Development Plan which and accommodation. representatives from Gisborne District opportunities for local talent to be shaped will play a large part in the recovery of Backing up those figures will be Council, the Ministry of Business, to have the skills to gain employment,” Tairawhiti post-Covid-19. input from supporting sectors, including Innovation and Employment, Ministry of Mr Searle said. Headed by project manager Richard transport and logistics, engineering and Social Development, Trust Tairawhiti and CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Your journey to eit.ac.nz ENROL success starts here NOW! START Check out FEES-FREE STUDY* TRADES & TECHNOLOGY JULY 2020 feesfree.govt.nz Automotive | Services Pathway * conditions apply 30579-07 GISBORNE RUATORIA WAIROA Local News ...... 1-5 Business ............11 Classifieds....18-19 Racing ................24 Births & Deaths ...4 Opinion ..............12 The Guide ... 20-22 Sport ............ 25-28 9 771170 043005 TOMORROW National...........6-10 World....... 13,16-17 Television ...........23 Weather .............27 > 2 NEWS The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 25, 2020 SOLD, FOR $104,000 by Murray Robertson IT was a huge night for the Powdrell family from Turiroa Angus near Wairoa last night when one of their rising two- year-old bulls sold for a New Zealand high price of $104,000. The top-priced bull will be coming to Gisborne. The stud put up 50 young bulls for sale in front of the more than 200 people packed into their on-farm rostrum, and sold the lot. The sale opened in scintillating fashion when Lot 1 sold for $86,000, bought by Oregon Angus in the Wairarapa. But minutes later the auction reached even greater heights when Lot 8, advanced to the second position on the schedule, sold for $104,000. The “super-stylish, strong-sided individual with an embarrassment of riches” — as described by the auctioneer — was bought jointly by Kaharau Angus and Orere Angus of Gisborne. “He was just the type, the shape, the structure that we wanted, with the grunt thrown in,” said Orere studmaster Ben Johnson. “He is the perfect bull for us, and he had nice, even figures.” Ben said the joint purchase was a huge thing for their young stud. “For my wife Kylie and me it’s the start of something special.” The Johnsons, who earlier this week won the Wonder Cup again for the champion bull in the Combined Sale at Matawhero, TOP PRICE: Everything about this rising have only been stud breeding Angus cattle two-year-old bull at yesterday’s Turiroa in the district for three years. Angus sale looked good to joint buyers “We are very privileged to partner up Kaharau Angus and Orere Angus. with Kaharau,” Ben said. Picture by wairoa Star Kaharau studmaster Penny Hoogerbrug said the bull ticked all the boxes. “It is terrific to partner up with Ben and $13,000; Te Tui Station $12,000; Moeangiangi Kylie, and have this exceptional bull in of price will be made. You just don’t pick a bull.” Station $7000, $6500, $6000, $6000, $7000, Gisborne. know in this game. In all, five of the Turiroa bulls were $6500, $9000, $6000, $7000; M and V Stevens “He’s the sort of bull we are always “We did have a fair bit of interest in sold to stud. $11,000; Mangaroa Station $11,500; Tawhara looking for,” she said. those first two bulls sold, and we are so Sale details: Oregon Angus $86,000; Kaharau Farms $8,500; Tauwharetoi Station $10,000, “He’s super thick and quiet, with great pleased they have gone to good homes.” Stud/Orere Stud $104,000; Shannon Station $9500, $9000; Mahaanui Station $9000; Kereru feet, a great pedigree and a terrific spread The stud’s average last night was $15,000, $10,000; Mangaroa Station $14,500; Station $8000; Bulled $7000; Freithlands of data.” $12,560 across the 50 bulls sold. Quepoto Station $10,500, $12,000, $7000; DS Limited $7000; Bremner Holdings $9,500, Turiroa studmaster Andrew Powdrell “We were really pleased with how it Giddings $17,500; Waitangi Terrace Station $5500; DM and CR Coop P/Ship $8000; R L said he and the rest of the family were went for us overall,” Andrew said. $15,000, $10,500; Okare Station $13,500; Ngati Gower $6000; Riverside Farms Ltd $6000; “humbled and thrilled” by the result last “The best part was there was a bull Pahauwera Station $7500; Delmont Limited/ Arawood $6000; Puhoro Ltd $6000; Toronui night. for every budget and we are pleased Waimara Ltd $15,000; Phillip Land Co $20,000; Station $5500, $5500; Gawlor Downs $7000; “You don’t have expectations of what sort that our regular clients were able to Sunpeaks Limited $11,000; Norana Station Pakowhai Station $5000, $6000; Kintall $6500. Kenhardt sells out with a pleasing average by Murray Robertson The top price of $16,000 (Lot 2) was Mr Crawshaw said Monday’s auction M Maxwell $14,000; Dunbar Farming $10,500; paid for a bull bound for Whangara B20. was “bloody nerve wracking”. Wai Station $9000; Hereumu Station $12,000; KENHARDT Angus at Nuhaka had a “He’s a very good bull,” Grant said. “But I’m certainly pleased with the Airlie Maxwell $5500; Te Topu Farming Ltd $7000; total clearance yesterday, selling all 41 “It was good to see that 20 or so of the purchase. His growth figures were above Shannon Station $8000, $12,500; Tukemokihi of their young bulls, with an average of others went locally. the breed average, and he is very sound,” Station $6000, $6000, $6000, $6000; R L Gower $8700 that pleased studmaster Grant “We had a lot of repeat buyers and a Grant said. $6000; Alan Black $6000, $5500; Riverina $7000; Crawshaw. couple of new ones, which is also good to He will be shared during the season by Ohuia $9500, $6500, $8500; Alexander Pastoral Their sale drew a good-sized crowd see.” Kenhardt and co-owners Mount Mable $5000, $9000, $7500; Tauwheretoi Station $9000; of buyers and supporters to the stud’s Kenhardt became half owners of Angus from Woodville. John Broad $10,500; McNeil Farming $7000, on-farm rostrum. the major Gisborne sale of the week, $8000; Tarere Trust $6,500; Pukeorapa Station “It went very well. It’s always so good the $92,000 joint purchase at the Kenhardt sale details: Onenui Station $13,000, $8000; Kaiangawahia P/Ship $9000; Great to get a full clearance,” Mr Crawshaw Cricklewood-Tangihau sale on Monday $7000, $7500, $10,000, $8000, $10,500; Whangara Mercury Island $13,000; Kokohu Station $11,500; said. morning. B20 $16,000; Cricklewood Angus $13,000; D and Tarere Trust $5000; Hereheretau $11,500. LOOKING AHEAD Vicki Coley SPORTS Sells Real Estate • Football: Gisborne United are at home to Maycenvale and Thistle are away to Napier Marist in the Paciic Premiership this weekend. We preview the action. • Rugby: Poverty Bay Rugby Football Union senior competition gets into full swing with the second round of premier-grade games, but weather could yet play a part in which grounds are used. • Netball: Premier-grade matches will be played outdoors again, at Victoria Domain. FOCUS ON THE LAND TOMORROw SATuRdAy Vicki Coley Residential Sales Consultant The Gisborne Herald, 64 Gladstone Road, P.O. Box 1143, Gisborne • Phone (06) 869 0600 • Fax (Editorial) (06) 869 0643 (Advertising) (06) 869 0644 For a free no obligation appraisal call me. Editor: Jeremy Muir • Chief Reporter: Andrew Ashton • Circulation: Cara Haines • Sports: John Gillies P 021 641 997 E [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • web site: www.gisborneherald.co.nz 32806-01 The Gisborne Herald • Thursday, June 25, 2020 NEWS 3 Majority want membership change at fishing club by Andrew Ashton the status quo, splitting the club into two committee will go back and make “Some of them only fish maybe once a clubs for non-fishing associate members decisions from there. year and the others not at all. NEW Zealand’s largest sports fishing and fishing members, or the option of “The major issue is the $70,000 it’s “Most of them just like going to a nice club will look again at how it can reduce leaving the NZ Sports Fishing council.
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    ISSUE 40 – HUNE 2011 o Ngati Porou SSUE 40 HUNE 2011 NGAKOHINGA o Ngati Porou Cover: Image by Doone Harrison Editorial Tera te haeata takiri ana mai ki runga o Hikurangi E rere Waiapu ki te moana nui a Kiwa Paoho tonu a Ngati Porou ki te ao Tu tonu mai koe Maunga Hikurangi, tuoho ko nga uri e. Tena tatou Ngati Porou kei te wa kainga, kei nga Contents kokoru o Aotearoa, kei nga topito o te ao. Tena hoki tatou i o tatou mate huhua, te kaipukahu, e hinga mai nei e hinga atu ra i o tatou marae 1-2 “Kei runga i te kotahi, kei runga i te katoa” maha puta noa, no reira ratou kua ngaro i te tirohanga kanohi noho pumau mai i tua o te arai 3 Queens Birthday Honours 2011 e kore koutou e wareware. Tatou te hunga hei 4 Te Rina’s Wish Comes True kawe i nga taonga tuku iho, i nga whakarerenga iho ranei. Kia ora. 5 Tyler Exchanges The Coast for With the publication of this issue, Nga Kohinga Denmark / Nga Manu Korero o Ngati Porou has finally hit the big 4-0. Over the past seven years since December 2004, forty 7 Former Kura Student Admitted To The Bar issues of the bi-monthly publication have been produced. During this period some of the pakeke 8 Calling On All C Company Whanau who appeared in issue one have passed away, 9-12 Transitioning Ngati Porou children have grown up and organisations have changed. It is timely then that we mark 14 Ngati Porou Photographer Invited to UN this important milestone with a revamp of the magazine.