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9736996AA LETTERS TO THE EDITOR CourierTe Awamutu Community Newspaper of the Year 2014 Go golf initiative Have your say Your community newspaper for Following your article course were excellent in teach- over 100 years. ‘Juniors get in the swing’ I ing the basics of the play and I In two days New Zea- between 9am and 3.45pm today would like to thank the Te sincerely hope there are no lander’s will have the last and tomorrow. Circulated free to 13,968 homes through Te Awamutu Awamutu and Stewart Alexan- barriers to encouraging all of and surrounding districts. opportunity to vote on their Last election had our lowest der Golf Clubs for initiating this these young enthusiasts, and Government of choice for the turnout of voters ever, so to much needed programme to any other young person that next three years. make sure you have your voice CIRCULATION 13,968* (7059 urban, 6909 rural) encourage our youth. wants to give it a go, to continue So for that reason I urge in how the next three years are The facilities at the Te Awa- playing. people to make sure they vote governed please make sure We welcome letters - preferably via email. They mutu Golf Club are fantastic and It will be interesting to see if in the coming days. you get to your nearest booth should be under 300 words and must have the the children were able to under- the discipline and accuracy It’s incredibly easy and for and have your say. sender’s name, address and phone number. No stand the skills needed to play needed to play golf spills over those in the Te Awamutu area PENNY GAYLOR pseudonyms are accepted and names will only be the game. Waikato Golf and into the school class room and an early voting booth is Labour candidate for withheld in special circumstances at the discretion Sport Waikato staff were there home. located at the Scout Hall Taranaki-King Country of the editor. Letters are not usually acknowledged to support the programme and Learning the etiquette of golf and may be edited, abridged or discarded. make sure no child missed out came naturally to the children on the opportunity to learn the as they shared their energy and MANAGER game. progress. Alan Price Support ‘amazing’ It does not surprise me that Thank you to the organisers [email protected] all of the children were buzzing for arranging this new oppor- EDITORIAL with their new experience and tunity for the youth of Te Awa- On behalf of the Waikato/ cessful community event it is Dean Taylor (editor) will return to keep the new mutu and surrounding districts. Bay of Plenty Division of the known for. Whether you pur- [email protected] Waipa Junior Golf Club going. I look forward to watching Cancer Society New Zealand, I chased daffodils or fundraised Cathy Asplin (journalist) The success of this after my grandchildren progress would like to extend a huge on our behalf, we thank you, [email protected] school programme will see more through the beginners stage to thank you to the people of this we couldn’t have done it with- youngsters emerging in this playing a round of golf, maybe region who supported our out you. Colin Thorsen (journalist) sport. with their parents. [email protected] annual fundraising and Money raised from Daffodil The coaches for the current HAZEL BARNES awareness campaign, Daffodil Day stays in the region where ADVERTISING Day! it was donated and goes Dorinda Williams While the funds are still towards providing supportive [email protected] trickling in, we are pleased to care for people with cancer, Julie Jackson Abortion highlighted report that as a result of your their whanau and friends, [email protected] generosity we are likely to funding vital cancer research raise in excess of $600,000 this and providing information Bookings I am stunned by the number demand up to birth. [email protected] year which is a fantastic and health promotion pro- of otherwise well informed Isn’t that the ultimate child result and made possible grammes on how to reduce CLASSIFIEDS voters who do not know that abuse, just using a different Tania Cortesi-Western, through your support. your risk of cancer through Labour, the Greens and Mana term? The 24th annual Daffodil living a smoke free, Rhonda Oosterman, Anna Holmes official policies is abortion on MURRAY DOWNS [email protected] Day, on Friday, August 29, SunSmart, healthy lifestyle. was met with tremendous sup- It will also fund the Cancer POSTAL ADDRESS port as hundreds of volunteers Society’s Lions Lodge which 336 Alexandra Street, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu 3840 Is change necessary? stood at collection sites or provides free accommodation, pounded the pavement meals and support for the OFFICE HOURS collecting donations across hundreds of people who have Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm, Fri 8am-4.30pm When every family has a meter, What if landlords here and yon, the region. to travel to receive cancer guess who will save our water? pass the water charges on? 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CRIME LINE Te Awamutu Police 872 0100 Car-less days return EMERGENCY 111 Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the following Waikato people are being “These are not only fun and Hamilton. Satellite services also run in matters since last week: encouraged to jump on a bus, enjoy economic ways to get around our some other regional centres, including Monday, September 8: a cycle or walk to work, or car pool city, but they also help to reduce Taupo. Burglary of Armstrong Avenue residence as a way to celebrate World Car congestion and vehicle emissions.” “In Hamilton, we have almost 1000 reported. TV stolen. Attempt also made to steal Free Day next week. Ms D’Arcy said every car free stops and 26 bus routes connecting most work vehicle. As a thank you to people who opt trip helps. suburbs to Hamilton’s city centre. Goodfellow Street resident reports someone to travel on any of Waikato “One full bus can mean more “So, if you haven’t hopped on board has stolen the chain that was used to secure the Regional Council’s bus services than 40 less cars going through one of our bus services previously, this dog to its run. Dog left free on property. during a five-day car free pro- your neighbourhood. Even using is a good week to give it a go,” Ms D’Arcy Woman reports theft of a cellphone from motion from 22-26 September, pas- your car just one day less each week said. handbag while in Franklin Street. sengers could win one of 10 $50 will reduce your carbon footprint Woman complains of being assaulted by a BUSIT cards. by one tonne of carbon dioxide a ■ Visit www.waikatoregion.govt.nz/ male. Monday, September 22 marks year — that’s enough to fill a carfree for details of the promotion. Attend three domestic related incidents. World Car Free Day, which was typical 25 metre swimming pool Visit www.busit.co.nz or Tuesday, September 9: established in 2000 as a grassroots and takes 3.6 trees to offset. www.letscarpool.govt.nz for more Burglary of Whatawhata Quarry reported. movement to promote alternatives “Whether it’s a one-way or information on bus and carpool options that Tools stolen and a digger entered and started. to travelling by car and reduce the return trip or your five-day-a-week can work for you. Theft of a clarinet from Pirongia School impact on the natural environ- commute, going car free or classroom reported. ment. carpooling is a realistic option for Wednesday, September 10: “Walk, cycle, bus, formally many people in the region,” she Kupu o Te Wiki Te Pahu Road resident reports security carpool with others, or just catch a said. cameras broken and cabling ripped out. ride with your husband, wife, The regional council’s BUSIT Word of the Week Thursday, September 11: neighbour or friend who is going network connects regional areas Arrests: Man for assaulting a female, threaten- the same way,” said the regional like Te Awamutu, Cambridge, Pae- ing to kill and dangerous driving. Man for assault. council’s business sustainability roa, Te Aroha, Morrinsville, Rag- Thefts: Industry multitester from van parked advisor Anna D’Arcy. lan, Ngaruawahia and Huntly with in Greenhill Drive. Clothing from Caroline Eve. pahi Cash from bank account after complainant believes EFTPos card is lost. Piki mai ra¯ta¯tou ki runga i te pahi o te reo Attend domestic related incident. Male also Ma¯ori e haere nei i nga¯ rori me nga¯ huarahi o breaches protection order. Ban back for summer Ako me Ko¯rero ko ta¯tou katoa nga¯pa¯hihi o Attend domestic related incident. taua pahi ra¯. Friday, September 12: Temporary liquor bans will be sporting groups. This week’s kupu is pahi, pahi means bus. Attend domestic related incident. imposed again this summer at the The ban will be relaxed from Practise saying this week’s kupu when you Saturday, September 13: Mighty River Domain, Lake Kara- 5pm — 9pm to allow visitors, par- drive past a school pahi, or you see a Woman arrested for assaulting Police. piro. ticularly campers, to enjoy a quiet passenger pahi on the road. Theft of wheels from vehicle parked in Lyon It will be an offence to consume drink with dinner. The only excep- Here is an example of how to pronounce Street property reported. alcohol on specific dates during tion to this will be during the pahi, the “pa” sound as in word palm, and the Sunday, September 14: organised events from November hydroplane event scheduled for “he” sound as in the word heat. Woman arrested for detoxification. through to April. January, 30 to February, 1 next • Kia tere Tama, kei mahue koe i te pahi Burglaries: Bowden Place residence. House This is the fourth year in a row year when a 24-hour liquor ban will (Hurry up Tama, you might miss the pahi) searched and keys located for vehicle. vehicle the ban has been in place following be in place. • The pahi was taking the poitarawhiti team stolen and located in Teasdale Street. Ollie's positive feedback from event organ- This was as a result of liquor to their game in Kawhia. Takeaways. Pack, passports and cash stolen from isers, lake and domain users, local issues experienced during last • The heihei quickly ran as the school pahi rear of building. residents and police. year’s event. turned at the farm driveway. Attend two domestic related incidents. The temporary ban covers the •A¯ po¯po¯ the pahi will arrive at the pahi stop 24 hour Victim Support is available by entire 19-hectare domain with the ■ For detailed information on the at 9.00am. phoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846). exception of the Don Rowlands liquor bans go to See if you can spot the previous kupu we Centre and buildings belonging to www.lakekarapiro.co.nz have used. Kia kaha ki te ko¯rero.
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Towns are not set in stone. They evolve over time. People, industries, amenities come – and go. PLAYING Habits and fashions change too. Smaller sections, destination shopping, driving the kids to school, our habits: our lives have changed in so many ways. That’s now. But what of the future? How will your town will be in 30 years? Will our lives be revolutionized by ultrafast internet, 3D printers, electric bikes and cars? Will recreational opportunities be as good – or better – than they are today? Will we still be “100% pure”? Where will the work come from? C’mon Waipa. Share your thoughts. Because it’s our future we’re talking about. LETƍS GET facebook.com/WaipaDistrictCouncil Visit our Facebook page, TAKE THE 5 MINUTE SURVEY and share your thoughts on the future of Waipa. You ENGAGED don’t need to be a facebook user – anyone can do it. Or write to this newspaper with your ideas. 6 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 18, 2014 TE AWAMUTU COMMUNITY BOARD Christmas looming
number of volunteer hours put in by a large number of people that keep our wonderful community going. At our last Community board meeting we heard that contact has been made COLIN PINKERTON with Waipa Networks with a request for the lighting to be on 24 hours seven days a week in the Stirling Sports alleyway. A further update will be available next month. Jo Ireland, manager community relationships, reported that the first So you think Christmas is a long way phase of the Pre-Consultation Campaign off? The small group who make up the Engagement Strategy, has appeared in Saturday September 27, 2014 Christmas Parade Committee have been newspapers and conversations have hard at work for several months already started on the website facebook page. 10am - 5pm | $5 entry (door sales only) planning this year’s parade which will This big title simply means that an be held on Saturday, December 13 at effort is being made to keep our com- ASB Stadium Lounge, ASB Baypark, 81 Truman Lane, Mt Maunganui noon. munity informed about Waipa issues It has been great to hear that there are and encourage thinking and feedback. several organisations already building Concern has been expressed about the their floats. cost of installing and removing the flags Keep the previous night, December that adorn our town. 12, free as well and plan to come along to It costs approximately $1500 to install One day only the Waipa District Council’s Carols by and remove each batch of street flags. Candlelight event at Albert Park at Alternative options are being consid- Designer labels at outlet prices 6.00pm. ered for a pulley system to be used for It is part of the Waipa 150 years raising and lowering the flags which celebrations and is described as an have a locking mechanism to prevent Biggest designer sale in the Bay amazing programme of choirs, solos, vandalism. bands and a range of activities to Council is also considering a better enlighten the spirit and lift the soul. quality of flag which will last longer. Plan to bring your picnic tea, family Tony Roxburgh has advised that park Chaos & Harmony | Blak | Repertoire | Lindi Kingi and friends and be part of this commun- seats will be installed at Lake Ngaroto ity event. once the work to relocate parts of the Sisters & Co | Evolution | Wallis | Surface Too Deep There is more information at track has been completed. facebook.com/WaipaHomeofChampions The Community Board has decided to Arc & Bow | Kingan Jones | NYNE | Wendys Boutique Those who are regular users of recommend that Council staff investi- Ioanna Kourbela | Polish | High Noon Tea | Beau Pirongia Road will be pleased to know gate and implement angle parking on that, thanks to two final grants from the part of the even-numbered side of Rickit Hammon Diamond Jewellers Pirongia Lions and the Te Awamutu Road to enable the number of parking Community Board, cladding of the spaces to be increased. Crooked Seven | Hula | and more... Mangapiko Hall exterior will be You are welcome at our Community underway shortly. Board meetings. For more information see bayofplentytimes.co.nz or email [email protected] Since becoming a member of the Te They are held on the second Tuesday Awamutu Community Board I have of the month at the Council Chambers, * SOME VENDORS WILL BE CASH ONLY * become increasingly aware of the huge Bank Street at 6pm.
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Check our open homes at: www.teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz/Home/Open-Homes SUNDAY 21st SEPTEMBER: 2/439 Fraser Street TA5532 $239,000 11.30 - 12.00 Lois 22b Walmsley Street, Kihikihi TA5534 $242,000 12.30 - 1.00 Lois 262 Mandeno Street TA5522 $299,000 1.00 - 1.30 Stuart/Mandy 1472 Cambridge Road TA5468 $339,000 11.30 - 12.00 Jonathan 298 Rutherford Street TA5498 $369,000 1.00 - 1.30 Stuart/Mandy Te Awamutu $195,000 Kihikihi $209,000 Te Awamutu $215,000 390 Greenhill Drive TA5466 $449,000 1.45 - 2.15 Stuart/Mandy HELP! Making two Payments Strict Instructions - Sell Me ASAP Vendor Wants Sold Sign 364 Mt View Drive TA5292 $479,000 1.45 - 2.15 Stuart/Mandy • Three bedrooms • Carport • Three Bedrooms • Private setting • 2 double bedrooms • Open plan living 3044 Ohaupo Road, Hamilton TA5455 $490,000 2.00 - 2.30 Lois • Heat pump • Approximate Gross Return 8% • Modern Kitchen • Carport • Fully fenced section • Close to Schools/shops Viv #TA4538 Viv #TA4885 Lois #TA5528
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Te Awamutu $229,000 Kihikihi $239,000 Te Awamutu $239,000Te Awamutu $240,000 Kihikihi $242,000 Best Deal in Te Awamutu Elevated With Rural Views LOCATION SELLS Big, Big, Property Visit This Home • Home 120m² • Section 1012m² • Two bedrooms • Open plan living • Two bedrooms • Separate kitchen • Well fenced • 4 Big bedrooms • Three dble bedrooms • Single garage • Recent makeover • Insulated Top + B • Fully fenced section • Double garaging • Single garage • Open plan living • Big living areas • 140 m² Home • 787m² section • Fully fenced Stuart & Mandy #TA5386 Lois #TA5493 Lois #TA5532Stuart & Mandy #TA5524 Lois #TA5534
Te Awamutu $250,000 Te Awamutu $265,000 Te Awamutu $270,000 Te Awamutu $299,000 Te Awamutu $320,000 Bag a Bargain Character In Laurie Street Sun trap With Views Tastefully Redecorated Best Value Townhouse •3bedroom+of¿ce • Double garage • 3 spacious bedrooms • 1920’s character • Excellent garaging • Large rooms • Modern kitchen • Modern Bathroom • Low Maintenance • 3 Double bedrooms • Rental Contract $310pw • Coal Range/Wetback • Double garage • Large kitchen • Quiet Neighbourhood • North facing deck • Awesome street • Great Neighbourhood • Quiet Street Viv #TA4364 Stuart & Mandy #TA5482 Stuart & Mandy #TA5449 Stuart & Mandy #TA5522 Stuart & Mandy #TA5285
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Te Awamutu $325,000 Te Awamutu $330,000 Te Awamutu $328,000 Te Awamutu $349,000 Te Awamutu $365,000 D For Downsizing Ultimate Subdivisible Property Vendor says bring Fair Offer Excellent Buying Sunny Spot With Views • 5 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • Awesome location • 1930’s Character • 3 bedrooms • Single gg with sleepout • D/Garage+Wk/Shop• Splitstone • Three bedrooms • Double garage • Modern kitchen • Workshop/garage • 4 bedrooms 160m² • Section 1186m² • 2 bathrooms • Covered deck • Large Living • Three bedrooms • Elevated with Views • Great Outdoor Flow Lois #TA5445 Stuart & Mandy #TA5439 Jonathan #TA5468 Stuart & Mandy #TA5356 Viv #TA5496
Te Awamutu $369,000 Te Awamutu $369,000 Te Awamutu $387,500 Te Awamutu $449,000 Te Awamutu POA Large Sunny Family Home De¿nitely Spectacular Views New Home = Summer Fun Absolutely Luxurious Executive Location • Three Bedrooms • Self Contained Flat • North facing, sunny • Four bedrooms • 3 + bedrooms • Rural ambience • Top location • Quality ¿ttings • 4 bedrooms • 2 Living areas • Sunny Deck • Perfect Location • Plus sleepout • Swimming Pool • In-ground pool • Double garage • High ceiling stud • Indoor/outdoor living • Double Glazing • C.V. $440,000 Viv #TA5464 Stuart & Mandy #TA5498 Jonathan #TA5488 Stuart & Mandy #TA5466 Stuart & Mandy #TA5435
Te Awamutu $479,000 Pirongia $585,000 Te Awamutu $795,000Pirongia $249,000 Kihikihi From $295,000 Price Reduced $50,000 Quality Residence Below RV Committed to Sell It’s A Cracker! Cicada Place Subdivision • 4 bedrooms • Rumpus Room • Four bedrooms • Two bathrooms • Stunning family home • 4 dble bedroom • Pirongia section • 4627m² approx • Two bed/1 bath • heat pump • 3 toilets • Mountain Views •Of¿ce/2 lounges • 4 car garaging • 3 bathrooms • Fantastic rural views • Views to Mt Pirongia • Internal access single garage Stuart & Mandy #TA5292 Jonathan #TA5462 Lois #TA5397Lois #TA5395 Lois #TA5472
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EXAMPLE PHOTO Kihikihi Package from $388,000 Pirongia Packages from $439,000 Te Awamutu $444,000 Te Awamutu $595,000 Pirongia TENDER Easy Builders Terms Pirongia - Grab this Bargain Seriously For Sale Town Boundary Lifestyle Immediate income plus Four bed, two bath, open plan living double • 3 bed, 2 bath • Outdoor living • 2.6902 hectares • Loading Race • 1.7453 hectares • 205m² home • Lease income • Great potential garaging, choose your colour scheme • Dble garage • Section 1988m² approx. • Three bedrooms • G.V. $380,000 • 2 bay shed + workshop • Ground work done • Prime location Lois #TA4985 Viv #TA5338 Lois #TA5296 Stuart & Mandy #TA5279 Jonathan #TA5474 www.teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz Contributor to realestate.co.nz Thursday, September 18, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 9 GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR STARTERS OR INVESTORS Engaging breaks ice 131 ARMSTRONG AVENUE
Waipa District Council staff are taking to the streets to encourage people ReducedQuick for sale a to get involved in council business. Last month the council launched ‘Let’s Get Engaged’, a campaign aimed at ensuring more and new voices were heard about what Waipa people want for their district. This neat and tidy two double bedroom The campaign is home is set on a fenced family sized 800m2 PRICE: $219,000 being run online via Council’s facebook section and basks in all day sun. Brand new OPEN: Sunday 1pm to 2pm | TRADE ME ID #DLS853 page and is also carpet and paint. Gas heating. Carport. Easy being supported by walk to school and town. Be quick. This one CONTACT: Ross Thomas local newspapers. won’t last long. 07 871 5022 | 0274 943 501 Now it’s being taken directly to the community so that as many people as TC180914SP09A possible have their COUNCIL staffers Wayne Green (left) and Benjamin Hemi LICENSED AGENT BLUE RIBBON REALTY LTD MREINZ REAA 2008 TENDER say before draft pro- launch the ice-cream cart/mobile chat station in Te Awamutu. posals are included in a 10-Year Plan. station. cillors are not mind-readers. Te Awamutu 52 Jackson Street (Section) The plan will help Community relationship Elected members need to know shape the district for manager Jo Ireland said the what Waipa people both want IS THIS THE BEST RETIREMENT SITE AVAILABLE IN TE AWAMUTU the next decade and council knew that not everyone and are prepared to pay for so beyond and will wanted to use social media or they can make right decisions • LOCATION: Only 400 metres to Te Awamutu Medical • LOCATION: Only 300 metres to Museum determine what is even go online. While some for all of us.” Centre, Pharmacy, Physio, Radiology, Pathlab & Podiatrist • LOCATION: Only 400 metres to Te Awamutu central and isn’t paid for. It people were keen on sharing The ice-cream cart was in the • LOCATION: Only 200 metres to Countdown shopping area, Alexandra Street will go out for for- their views via local newspapers main street last week and at the • LOCATION: Only 600 metres to Fresh Choice • LOCATION: Only 800 metres to the Te Awamutu/Hamilton mal consultation in for example, others weren’t. Te Awamutu Car Boot Sale in • LOCATION: Only 300 metres to Te Awamutu Library bus stop with regular daily return trips March 2015. “That doesn’t mean people the council carpark on Saturday Over the next few don’t want to have their say; and the Cambridge Lions Trash ELEVATION FOR URBAN OUTLOOK WITH EASY ACCESS TO A FLAT SITE weeks/months, staff they might just want to do it in a and Treasure Market on Legal area is 453m² more or less with power, telecommunications, water and sewage services to site. will be at key com- different way and this is just one Sunday. SECURE NOW AND PLAN TO BUILD YOUR DREAM RETIREMENT DWELLING munity events way. There are others planned,” Today it is at New World in handing out mater- she said. Cambridge, at Mighty River CONTACT THE SOLE AGENT: Ken McGrath AREINZ ial and urging “Over the next few months, Domain (Saturday, Septem- closing @ 4.00pm on 15th October 2014 people to get councillors will be making some ber 20), Ohaupo Market FOR SALE BY TENDER involved. critical decisions about issues (Sunday September 21), Tenders delivered to Harcourts, 174 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu A second-hand like water and what sort of Pirongia Craft Day (Septem- Ken McGrath AREINZ ice-cream cart has discretionary activities the ber 27) and Cambridge Tender Wednesday 15th October 2014 at 4.00pm been converted into council may, or may not, fund Farmers’ Market (Sunday, P 07 871 8700 M 0274 984 156 a mobile chat over the next decade. But coun- September 28). View www.teawamutu.harcourts.co.nz/TA5539 E [email protected] Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
LICENSED AGENT BLUE RIBBON REALTY LTD MREINZ REAA 2008
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Waipa is ageing. In 30 years’ time more than a third of us will be 65 or older. It's a demographic shift that will change the face of our communities. Some changes are easy to predict (more retirement villages, fewer pre-school centres). Others require a bit more imagination. Will the seniors of tomorrow be more active than today’s? What recreation amenities will they need? With more people on fixed incomes, how will the retail sector Otorohanga Waihohonu Road adapt? What will it mean for healthcare facilities and Realistically Priced 62 hectare Support Block house prices? Will our towns need to be redesigned for Dairy Grazing and cropping options available on this tidy 62 hectare property situated just 15 kilometres from Otorohanga. more pedestrians and mobility devices? And what will With plenty of hay country which includes up to 20 hectares suitable for maize growing, this picturesque property has to we need to do to ensure working-age people continue represent true value for money on today’s market. to live, work – and move – here? - Approximately 55 hectares effective - 5 hectares of Pine Plantations - Excellent fencing and subdivision of paddocks - Maintained metal track to back of farm C’mon Waipa. Share your thoughts. Because it’s our - Good handling facilities - Building sites with exceptional views future we’re talking about. We challenge you to find a better contoured support block of this size, in this location and at this price. Motivated vendors LETƍS GET have sights set elsewhere and are looking for a quick sale. Phone Kerry Harty today to find out more. facebook.com/WaipaDistrictCouncil For Sale $995,000 + GST (if any) View www.harcourts.co.nz/OH5765 Visit our Facebook page, TAKE THE 5 MINUTE SURVEY Open Tuesday 23rd September at 12 noon sharp or by appointment. Signposted from Waitomo Valley Road, Otorohanga. ENGAGED and share your thoughts on the future of Waipa. You don’t need to be a facebook user – anyone can do it. Kerry Harty Or write to this newspaper with your ideas. P 07 873 8700 M 027 294 6215 E [email protected] Blue Ribbon Realty Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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IMPRESSIVE COUNTRY MANOR VIEW: By appointment This superior 6 bedroom, English Style, Country Manor, is privately ADDRESS: 41 Moxham Road located on 1.17ha on the outskirts of Te Awamutu, within minutes of the PRICE: $850,000 CBD. With 3 spacious living areas and seamless flow to the parklike grounds which include an inground swimming pool, tennis court with rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21546 lights and 2 large sheds, this magnificent home oozes character and charm. Neville Kemp Call us today for your private viewing appointment! Mob 027 271 9801 Cherie Kemp Mob 027271 9806 A/Hrs: 07 871 9801
Farms/Lifestyles Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Rural Thursday, September 18, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 11 IN BUSINESS CIRCLES Montessori centre open day WHAT’S HOT
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Rutherford House has been given a new lease of life after standing empty for several years. HOT The former retirement home is now a ■ Alexandra Hotel providing our large Montessori pre-school ‘Little Hands’, group with free food to help sober up. which is having an open day on Sunday (10am — 4pm). ■ Kind person who took Jack, my Manager Chris FitzPatrick and cat’s body, off the road and placed teacher Tania Christensen say they were initially looking for land in Te him in the gardens of St Patrick’s. Awamutu to build a new centre, but the ■ Neil Sparke of GroutPro for the Rutherford Street property was suggested for viewing. fabulous, inexpensive work he did Miss Christensen says they were re-grouting my tiled shower. Looks blown away by the historic home. like new. “We just thought ‘wow’ this is fantas- tic. Even though it was mostly empty NOT and looking unloved at the time, the ■ The pilot of a radio controlled house had a great feeling and a real soul.” airplane that was dive bombing Mr FitzPatrick says Rutherford horses in Kihikihi during the Riding for House was in a run-down state, but it Disabled session. had essentially been left set up as a rest ■ home in the hopes it could be sold. TC180914CA02 Petrol prices so much higher here “So it has taken quite a bit of work to MONTESSORI Little Hands pre-school manager Chris FitzPatrick and teacher than other places. clean it up and reconfigure it as a pre- Tania Christensen. school. ■ Rats that roam around at night “The building has lovely features and “We have one of her sayings framed in resources specifically catering for those stealing things from hard working beautiful native timbers. We have our foyer ‘Hands are the instruments of a children. people. Here’s an idea: get a job and recycled wood from sections taken out of man’s intelligence’. “We work in seven subject areas — buy your own stuff. the building, with the timber and “It is education where children have these range from languages and maths to drawers being used for shelving and hands-on experiences to explore their cultural and outdoor environment. ■ Harsh, unbalanced pruning of storage. world and develop at their own pace. “We also believe the outdoor environ- cherry trees on Kihikihi Road. “We have received tremendous sup- “The idea is to ignite the flame to learn ment is as important as the indoor. So port from our neighbours while renovat- and create life-long learners.” part of the enrolment scheme is to plant a TEXT: write TAC HOT or TAC NOT then your opinion. ing the property. Miss Christensen was previously a tree on their first day and to continue to “So we would like to take this oppor- head teacher at a Montessori school in care for it.” Send to 021 241 4568 tunity to thank them and look forward to Hamilton. giving back to the community.” She has a real passion for education, ■ For more about Montessori from a EMAIL: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. Miss Christensen says Montessori having taught for over 20 years at schools parent’s perspective: You Tube clip — schools follow the teachings of founder both in New Zealand and in Switzerland. Trevor Eissler Montessori Madness or Send to [email protected] Maria Montessori. Montessori Little Hands takes chil- www.littlehands.school.nz. “Montessori education revolves dren from 18 months to six years old. ■ Montessori Little Hands Open Day: DELIVER: write HOT or NOT then your opinion. around the saying ‘follow the child’ is The centre has an under-three and an Sunday (10am — 4pm), September 21, 309 accessible for everyone.” over-three area with furniture and Rutherford Street (more details, page 18). Drop into our offi ce 336 Alexandra Street
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RETIRE IN STYLE VIEW: Sunday21st,12.00-12.30pm Comfortabledoubleglazed2bdrmmodernunitwith2heatpumpsto ADDRESS: Unit 5/612 Crozier St, Pirongia keepyoucomfortableallyearround.WelllocatedinthecentralPirongia PRICE: $240,000 villageinthe"AlexandraVillas"retirementvillage.Thisunithaswell landscapedgardenscompletewithraisedvegeboxesandgardenshed. rwteawamutu.co.nz TEA21312 Withanextratoiletofftheinternalaccesssinglegaragewithautodoor foryourconvenience,thisisalovelyplacetospendyourretirement. Neville Kemp Walktothe4Squaresupermarketandcafesandenjoythedelightsof Mob 027 271 9801 Pirongia village living. Cherie Kemp Conditions apply Mob 027 271 9806 A/Hrs: 07 871 9801
Farms/Lifestyle&Urban Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) 12 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 18, 2014
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FIRST FARM CHANCE VIEW: Sunday, September 21, 28 •68HaDairyunit •8Hamixedpine&Lucitanicatrees Wednesday, September 24, October 1 •52Hamilkingplatform•12asideh/b •Largemain4brmbrickhome 12noon-2.30pm •3brmfarmcottage•5bayimplementshed/concretefloorw/shop ADDRESS: • Currentlywintering164mixedagecows •14calves,5bulls 24 Irvine Road, Otorohanga •24yearlingsand10calvesgrazedofffarm •10kmfromOtorohanga •Nosharesavailable rwteawamutu.co.nz OTO20406 John Rothery TENDER CLOSES: 4pm, Friday, 3rd October, 2014. Mob025610530 A/H078738076 (Highestoranytendernotnecessarilyaccepted) Office: 07 872 0927 [email protected]
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Farms/Lifestyle&Urban Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Thursday, September 18, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 13 OUTDOOR LIVING
OUTDOOR BUSINESS PROFILES Environment focus for JL Connolly Time to
he name JL Connolly Ltd has knowledge that our staff are profes- been a trusted part of the sional and focused ensuring each T painting and decorating industry contract is completed to the highest trim trees since 1950. standard.” aikato Tree Services can Whether domestic, commercial, COMMERCIAL take care of all the trees on educational or industrial projects, the J L Connolly Ltd is the preferred W your property. Vegetation Waikato company prides itself on high painting partner for many leading supervisor Mike Walker says from quality service, advice and results. commercial and industrial enterprises. pruning and shaping to felling and Owner Ross Fleming and residen- Painting personnel are highly quali- stump grinding, Waikato Tree tial contracts supervisor Colin fied and well experienced to carry out Services has qualified staff who can Hodgson are pleased look after Te new projects or maintenance pro- offer a complete service. Awamutu people and their projects grammes. “Providing free advice and tree around the Waikato and Coromandel. INDUSTRIAL inspections, we are here to assist Mr Fleming has lived in this area all J L Connolly Ltd has substantial you with the maintenance of your his life and began with the company as experience in the application of indus- trees. a painting apprentice in 1980. trial coatings. “Our specialist teams are also He enjoyed the work so much he As professional industrial painters, available for emergency work to bought the company in 1996. they are capable of working in most clear fallen trees from power lines, Mr Hodgson is also a local and has industrial situations, including high-rise access ways and buildings. 30 years experience in the industry, exteriors and difficult to access “Our work is carried out in a including 18 years self employed. interiors. careful and responsible manner, Together they have painted and Their success and reputation is TC180914CA03 however, you also have the peace of maintained numerous domestic, com- evidenced in long standing client JL CONNOLLY LTD owner Ross Fleming and residential contracts mind knowing that we are fully mercial and industrial properties. relationships, word of mouth referrals supervisor Colin Hodgson (left). insured.” DOMESTIC and recommendations. Waikato Tree Services is based J L Connolly Ltd offers a wide Safety and environmental The company employs an Eco J L Connolly Ltd can also deal in Te Awamutu and has served the range of decorating services including responsibility are both important Decorator programme, that has with lead paints, rust-proofing and Waikato area for more than 25 interior design and colour consultancy aspects for J L Connolly Ltd. been designed to recognise waterproofing. years. through to general maintenance and The company is a member of environmentally responsible, qual- The company is a member of the “We look forward to serving you handyman services. Site Safe and uses approved safety ity focused painting contractors and Registered Master Painters — call us for a competitive quote,” The company specialises in paint- methods while on site. an EnviroWash System which Association. says Mr Walker. ing, spray painting, textured finishes, Foremen have Advanced Work provides an environmentally ■ For more information or a free wallpapering, vinyl and wall coverings. at Heights Certification and over 20 friendly way of washing out painting quote contact Colin Hodgson (ph ■ Waikato Tree Services (ph 0508 “We guarantee and stand behind of the team are certified to operate tools, thereby minimising the nega- 022 657 2910) or Ross Fleming 873 322). all contracts and take great pride in the elevated work platforms. tive impact of paint waste. (0274 319 511).
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The Te Moni family fea- tured prominently in the Maori Open Tournament hosted by Te Awamutu Golf Club. Alex Te Moni shot a seven- over-par 77 to win the men’s gross, with George Cox 68 and Craig Meacheam 69 faring best in the nett. Isaac Te Moni topped the stableford with 37 points, from Mel Brown on 36, Tim Crotty, Liam McFarlane, Adam Scott 35. Women’s winners were Sylvia Gooch with 71 nett, Raewyn Te Moni 37 stableford, Ani Bahler 36. Bahler had further success winning Sunday’s scramble with 38 stableford, from Sylvia Gooch 37. John Darragh struck the NEC pot. Open midweek winners were Compton Pikari with 70 gross, Les Common 68 nett, Percy Kapa, Johan TC180914CT01 TC180914CT02 Hendricks, Lou Marty, Bill OUTSTANDING Te Awamutu Sub Union prop Josh Ostern (pictured CO-CAPTAIN of Te Awamutu Sub Union team, blindside flanker Carl Bain 37. setting up one of his team’s tries against Hamilton in the Stan Meads Finlay has prop Karam Tauroa in support as he breaks the tackle of a Women’s stableford win- Cup final at Albert Park) rewarded with captaincy of the Stan Meads Hamilton defender in the Stan Meads Cup final won 55-24 by Te ner was Alma Goodwin with Cup XV to play NZ Harlequins. Awamutu on Saturday. 41, from Rewa Hawira 39. Top team, with 145 points, BY COLIN THORSEN Stan Meads Cup runners-up Hamilton Meads Cup Plate, beating Thames Valley B comprised Ani Bahler, Nick supply four of the team, Junior Tyrell, 30-17 in the final at Albert Park on Satur- Hibbert, Graeme Buckley and The champion Te Awamutu Sub Union Lawrence Jewell, Andy Koli and Brogan day. Aaron van der Poel. rugby team has been rewarded for winning Connor. Arguably the most unlucky player not to Women’s club day the Stan Meads Cup for the third time in The other players to make the line-up are make the Cup team to play the Harlequins (Wednesday) scramble was four years. Stevie Love, Josh O’Flaherty, Regan was Te Awamutu’s Carl Finlay. won by Angela Thomson with Te Awamutu have the biggest repre- Osbourne (Piako), Chris Baird, Te Hata The blindside flanker had an outstand- 41 stableford, from Margaret sentation (9) in the 22-strong Stan Meads Wilbore, Hamu Hudson (Eastern Bay of ing campaign, playing one of his finest Gray 38, Julie Stevanon 37. Cup team named to play NZ Harlequins in Plenty), Curtis van der Heyden (Central games in the maroon and gold jersey in the The nine hole division Hamilton on Sunday. Bay of Plenty) Dale Foden, Alex Mylchreest final against Hamilton. scramble saw Judy Page, with They are Josh Ostern, who will captain (King Country). Former All Black Arran Pene and 33 nett, head off Linda McFall the side, Ted Tauroa, Craig Bell, Josh Mylchreest is a notable selection. The Tanarau Manawaiti will coach the Stan 34, Colleen Neal 36, Ann Dob- Ferguson, Lucas Quinn, Turuva Lume highly-rated former Te Awamutu Sports’ Meads Cup team to play the NZ Harlequins, son 38, Sue Kay 39 and Bobbie Lume, Eseroma Nabawala, Solo Korovata halfback now lives in Taupo and was a key kicking off at 1.30pm at Te Rapa Rugby Club Fladgate 41. and Sekove Seriki. to King Country B winning back the Stan grounds in Hamilton on Sunday. Part of the family for over 40 years
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shoots 75 Pirongia’s well-performed Players to turn out for women’s team won the Jug sec- Pirongia throughout the entire Eight handicapper Peter tion of the Waikato Golf Associa- campaign were Bev Parsons, Thompson overcame the tion’s Wills Cup competition. Brenda Staples, Denise Goile, inclement weather shooting 75 The Waikato region is Toni Cavey, Pam Hughes, Jill gross for a 67 nett and 41 divided into four zones with Webber, Sue Young, Rosemary stableford at Pirongia Golf each zone playing a round-robin Collinson-Smith and Patty Mac- Club. matchplay competition. Intyre. Thompson headed Sunday’s The winner of each zone On the club scene, P. Mac- senior stableford senior plays off for the Wills Cup, while Intyre pipped D. Goile on the scramble from Kevin Appleby the runners-up vie for the Jug. 19th hole in the final of the 38, Phillip Eyre, John Pirongia qualified for the Jug Papesch Rosebowl matchplay McCormick 36 and Scott Law 35. playoff after finishing runners- competition. Leading scorers in the junior up to Piopio/Aria in their zone. Jillian Reakes took out the scramble were Grant Clow 39, Each player is awarded silver strokeplay title with a Hans Nieremeijer, Dick points for holes won. three round total of 257 gross. Thomas 37, Kevin Nickson and Pirongia’s team collectively Goile won the bronze I div- Dave Peryer 36. TC180914SP18 scored 122 points to win the ision with 278. Leading lady was Addy TRIUMPHANT Pirongia women’s golf team with the Wills Cup Jug. competition, from Huntly on 104, Bronze two ended in a tie Nieremeijer with 36. From left: Patty MacIntyre, Rosemary Collinson-Smith, Denise with Horsham Downs and between Mary Wealleans and P. Goile, Toni Cavey and Brenda Staples. Walton equal third on 103. MacIntyre on 328.
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RUGBY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Waikato Under 19s v Harlequins Under 19s, Albert Pk, 7pm WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 - ALBERT PARK Waikato U16 v King Country U16, 6.30pm Waikato TWR U17 v Tonga U17, 5.00pm Waikato U15 v Tonga U15, 3.30pm Waikato U14 v Tonga U14, 2.00pm TOUCH Junior module from Yrs 5 to 8 and Adult module starts Thursday 16 Oct. Register your interest in Yr 3 & 4 module also before Monday 22 Sep. For all enquiries contact Ollie on 0274 519158 or email [email protected] TAG Starting in October, contact Kane on 0273 526380 GRANDSTAND FUNDRAISER QUIZ At the Firkin bar, Tuesday evenings from 7pm, till Tuesday 30th September. Register your team of 6 by contacting the Club 07 8713910, $10.00 per person or $50.00 per team. Weekly prizes, raffl es, good fun. Come and support the Grandstand build. CRICKET SENIOR CRICKET We welcome any new players to the area that are looking at playing social or competitive cricket. Practices are already running. Contact Brett Christopher 0273 693739. JUNIOR CRICKET We welcome our brand new code: TA Sports Junior Cricket for girls and boys, Yrs 5 to 8. Season starts Saturday 18 Oct to Saturday 13 December 2014. Registration evenings Tuesday 23 Sep and Thursday 25 Sep, 5.30pm to 6.30pm at Albert Park cricket pavilion. Contact Helen Bastion 0274 839755 or email [email protected] KIWI CRICKET Friday evenings 5.30 to 6.30pm for boys and girls Yrs 3,4,5,6 from 31 October 2014. Contact Helen Bastion 0274 839755 or email [email protected] WE ARE KEEN TO HEAR FROM YOU, OUR COMMUNITY ABOUT WHAT PROGRAMS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE RUN IN THE GRANDSTAND COMPLEX. CONTACT OLLIE 0274 519158 or ROSETOWN LIQUOR CENTRE [email protected] PHONE 871 8777, 18 ROGERS PLACE, TE AWAMUTU AT KELLY - LTD -
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The bond between sponsors ITM and the Waikato provin- cial rugby team is as tight knit as the rapidly improving new- look Mooloo forward pack. Three members of the Wai- kato ITM Cup team, Otoro- hanga flanker Zak Hohneck and University lock David Morgan and Hamilton Marist lock Josh Tyrell visited ITM Timmos in Te Awamutu recently as part of their ITM sponsorship deal. Waikato Rugby Union’s commercial manager David Fox and Te Awamutu rugby development officer for Wai- kato Rugby Union, Deon Muir, were also in attendance. “As sponsors, it’s always TC180914CT03 nice having these guys come ITM Timmos’ owner Clayton Timmo and yardman Andy Baker (3rd, 4th from left) with, from left, along so we can meet them Waikato Rugby Union employers Deon Muir, David Fox and Waikato ITM Cup players David personally over breakfast,” Morgan, Josh Tyrell and Zak Hohneck. ITM Timmos owner, Clayton Timmo told the Courier. of years make. the Waikato team and attended wood off Taranaki 46-10 in New “The construction sector In 2012, when Timmos also the breakfast, along with Wai- Plymouth. around the Waikato, Auckland hosted breakfast for some of kato coach at the time, Chris “I’m so grateful to the Wai- and Christchurch is currently the Waikato team, Te Awa- Gibbes, accompanied with the kato Union and especially very buoyant which is good mutu Sports’ Armstrong Ranfurly Shield. David Fox for making these news for all concerned.” brothers, Jono and Fraser, and A matter of 24 hours earlier visits to our business pos- What a difference a couple Chris Middleton were all in Waikato had uplifted the log-o- sible,” says Clayton Timmo. Support our rep cup players Aaron gross winner
The rugby fraternity of Te Eastern Bay of Plenty, King Aaron Van der Poel eagle on the par five, seventh This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Awamutu are being encouraged Country and Central Bay of Plenty. claimed the gross prize with a hole. He pocketed $170 from Council procedures. A complaint support the Stan Meads Cup repre- The Harlequins team comes sparkling round of 78 in the NEC jackpot to go with his must fi rst be directed in writing to the sentative rugby team playing a mainly from the Waikato area but Sunday's Kirstie McGrail’s $100 for winning the editor’s email address. If not satisfi ed Harlequins selection at Te Rapa also has players from Counties and $100 day at Stewart Alexander stableford. Doug Atkinson with the response, the complaint may Clubgrounds on Sunday 1.30pm. a ‘mystery’ international player. Golf Club. won the net with 67 b/l from be referred to the Press Council, P.O. The Cup team has been selected The game is the culmination of Carl Miezenbeek took out Gary Grylls. Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington from the seven teams that took a successful round-robin tourna- the stableford section with 42 Peter Way reports that 6143. Or use the online complaint form part in the Stan Meads Cup com- ment where the best players from a points from Bill Shaw on 39. morning rain impacted on at www.presscouncil.org.nz Please include copies of the article and all petition and includes players from wide geographical area are given a Miezenbeek completed a numbers but improved correspondence with the publication. Te Awamutu, Piako, Hamilton, chance to show off their talents. profitable day with a nett conditions were enjoyed later.
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Cancer diagnosis? We can help. The Cancer Society’s Living Well programme offers practical ways of living well through your cancer MAD journey. This free programme is suitable for anyone with any type and stage of cancer. It is run over four HATTERS days and looks at understanding cancer, managing the side effects of cancer treatment, building Saturday self-confi dence and self-help skills. TEA 4 October When: 10:15am to 2:15pm, PARTY @ 2.30p.m Thursday 2, 9, 16 and 23 October To celebrate the launch of the shoeboxes Where: Cancer Society’s Hamilton offi ce, corner Grey and Beale Streets, Hamilton East Tickets $10.00 from Te Awamutu Baptist Church Cost: Free with a light lunch provided Come wearing a mad hat | Sales table Spaces are limited so registration is essential. Entertainment | Prizes Price includes afternoon tea For more information or to register, Phone 07 903 5809 or Opening hours 9a.m. - 2p.m. Monday- Thursday email [email protected] Alternatively phone 871 5500
TC180914SP22 This week... QUEEN’S ROSE, in the hands of jockey Noel Harris, scores in the first race on Pakuranga Hunt Day at Ellerslie. KENTON WRIGHT RACE IMAGES PHOTO
By PHILLIP QUAY one away with excite- is determined to continue Gus MediaPA in association with ment,” says Pollard. the tradition. Adopt-a Waipa Racing Club “It was pretty exciting “I have been criticised 6 month old bull because I bred and own by a lot of breeders who Te Awamutu owner Liz her (Queen's Rose) and she said that you want to terrier x male the Pollard got the perfect get has now won five races.” introduce some new blood PET sweetest boy well tonic when Queen's Pollard is the daughter but I wanted to stick to this Rose maintained her fine of long time Waipa Racing family, and it seems to record with another Club committeeman Joe come up with the goods,” 2nd chance at life recent win. Pollard who raced many she says. Queen’s Rose took out top-class horses from the “It only needs to come the Rating 85 Benchmark same family. up with a couple of good Ahyisha over 1200m on Pakuranga Winners from the Rose horses and it’s away Viewing by appointment Hunt Day at Ellerslie with family included group one again.” phone Dianne 021 463 543 Mature female boxer veteran jockey Noel equivalent winners Fear- Queen's Rose is by Harris aboard. less Fox, Golden Galleon, O’Reilly from the well- staffy x “I had a hip operation Najimi, Rose Of Summer, performed mare Rosetti This advert kindly sponsored by and started out the race Quite Able and Ziema. Bay who won the Taranaki with two crutches but by Through the 70s and 80s Breeders' Stakes, a race the time it had finished they bred top horses like which will also be on the Please remember our donation boxes in and Queen's Rose had won Haymaker (Victoria programme for Queen's Pak’n Save, Fresh Choice and Countdown - I was down to one crutch Derby) and Minuetto Rose at New Plymouth thank you very much for your support. as I had tossed the other (Rawson Stakes), and Liz next month.
TE AWAMUTU Open Homes THIS WEEK... DAY TIME ADDRESS PRICE DAY TIME ADDRESS PRICE
Gadsby Realty Ltd (07) 872 0927 Ph. 07 871 7189 Licensed REAA 2008 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008) Sat, Sep 20 1.00 – 1.30pm 138 Tui Cres $389,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 pm-1.30 pm 127 Mountain View Drive $350,000 Sat, Sep 20 1.00 – 1.30pm 80 Hillcrest Ave $325,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.45 pm-2.15 pm 28 Moule Street, Kihikihi $305,000 Sat, Sep 20 1.00 – 1.30pm 1077 Kihikihi Rd $295,000 Sat, Sep 20 2.00 – 2.30pm 41 Finch St $230,000 Sat, Sep 20 2.00 – 2.30pm 210 Tui Cres $465,000 Te Awamutu Offi ce Sat, Sep 20 2.00 – 2.30pm Te Aranui Subdivision, 07 871 8700 1584 Te Rahu Rd $145,000-$169,000 [email protected] Sun, Sep 21 12.00 – 12.30pm Unit 5, 612 Crozier St, Pirongia $240,000 www.harcourts.co.nz Sun, Sep 21 12.00 – 12.30pm 219 Pakura St $259,000 Sun, Sep 21 11.30 - 12noon 2/439 Fraser Street $239,000 Sun, Sep 21 12.00 – 12.30pm 1220 Franklin St, Pirongia $599,000 Sun, Sep 21 11.30 - 12noon 1472 Cambridge Road $339,000 Sun, Sep 21 12.45 – 1.15pm 277 Churchill Ct $285,000 Sun, Sep 21 12.30 - 1.00pm 22b Walmsley Street, Kihikihi $242,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 – 2.00pm 2/119 St Leger Rd $485,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 - 1.30pm 262 Mandeno Street $299,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 – 1.30pm 1/644 Fairview Rd $309,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 - 1.30pm 298 Rutherford Street $369,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 – 1.30pm 299 Belcher St, Pirongia $305,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.45 - 2.15pm 390 Greenhill Drive $449,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.30 – 2.00pm 407 Christie Ave $283,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.45 - 2.15pm 364 Mt View Drive $479,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.30 – 2.00pm 1/63 Middlebrook Ct $219,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.00 - 2.30pm 3044 Ohaupo Road, Hamilton $490,000 Sun, Sep 21 1.45 – 2.15pm 2 Mt View Dr $335,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.15 – 2.45pm 1/70 Taylor Ave $319,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.30 – 3.00pm 75 Kimberley Rd $599,000 Ph 871 6157 Sun, Sep 21 2.30 – 3.00pm 2/693 Fairview Rd $309,000 Sun, Sep 21 3.30 – 4.00pm 24 Ballance St, Kihikihi $245,000 AJB Ltd REAA 2008 t/a Bruce Spurdle First National Sat, Sep 20 1.00 – 1.30pm 442 Te Rahu Road $205,000 Sat, Sep 20 2.30 – 3.00pm 497 Preston Road Ext $399,000 871 5044 Sun, Sep 21 12.00 – 12.30pm 73 Rolleston Street, Kihikihi $225,000 Te Awamutu Realty Limited - Licensed REAA 2008 Sun, Sep 21 1.00 – 1.30pm 434 Park Road $265,000 Sun, Sep 21 11.30am – 12.00pm 148 Dalton Avenue $485,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.00 – 2.30pm 158 Dalton Ave $638,000 Sun, Sep 21 3.00 – 3.30pm 69 Great South Rd, Ohaupo $398,000 Sun, Sep 21 11.30am – 12.00pm 105 Hillcrest Avenue $285,000 Sun, Sep 21 12.30pm – 1.00pm 88 Tui Crescent Tender Sun, Sep 21 1.00pm – 1.30pm 7 Herbert Street By Negotiation 07 870 2112 Sun, Sep 21 1.00pm – 1.30pm 142 Bridgman Road $274,000 Licensed Real Estate Agent - REAA 2008 Sun, Sep 21 1.30pm – 2.00pm 320 Racecourse Road $379,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.00pm – 2.30pm 94B Carlton Street $379,000 Sun, Sep 21 2.00pm – 2.30pm 302 Elizabeth Avenue $349,000 No open homes this weekend Thursday, September 18, 2014 Te Awamutu Courier 23 Te Awamutu Phone: 871 5151 Fax: 871 3675 Courier Classifi eds Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noon - FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT - Church Services Public Notices FORMAL PRESBYTERIAN ST JOHN’S 80 Mutu Street NOTICES Anglican Church Sunday 8am - Old St John’s, 21 September at Acknowledgements Te Awamutu St Andrew’s Complex, 9.30am - St Saviour’s, Craig Marsh van der SANDE, Pirongia Sandy. from "Open Doors" Fun Quiz Night 10am - St John’s, will be speaking; Nick, Jill and family Te Awamutu would like to express Open doors Friday 3 October our thanks for all the Combined service for work with RAUKAWA TRUST BOARD Pirongia Sports Club with the Methodists. persecuted Christians kind thoughts, cards 7pm start and flowers received Please note there will and wonderful RESULT OF POLL after the loss of our be no service at St healing ministry. Supper and Prizes father and grandfather Paul’s Hairini this Come join us recently. week. A total number of 42 votes were received. 42 valid votes were processed. 9am PH Quiz Master Contact 871 5568 More Traditional The Board requires 51% approval from the votes received for the resolutions to be passed and accepted. A/H 870 3911 Ross Denice to enter In Memoriam 10.30am 021 169 5713 Family service JAMIESON, Proposed Resolution Agree % Disagree Did not vote Result Stewart Fyfe. Lighthouse for the METHODIST children MARKET In loving memory of a Cre`che available 1. THAT Iwi members 39 92.86 3 0 Passed dearly loved father, CHURCH approve the wind up COUNCIL CARPARK father-in-law and Sunday 21 September All Welcome Phone 871 6609 of the Raukawa Trust This Saturday Poppy who went home 10am 21 September 2006. for more info Board as per the terms Ph Phyllis:8714811 Forever in our hearts, Worshipping that have been provided or Carol: 871 6198 at Te Awamutu ■■■■■ David and Sheryl, by public notice and Margaret and Neil, ALL PHOTOGRAPHS from articles throughout the paper can be by presentation to Iwi Tina and their WELCOME ordered at our office, Te families. Enquiries 871 5376 Awamutu Courier, 336 members on Saturday 6 PRODUCE Alexandra Street. Phone 871 REV MAUREEN CALMAN 5151. September 2014. PURSER, ■■■■■ MARKET Robyn Wendy. Dated at Tokoroa this 9th day of September 2014. 29 March 1965 - 19 By the Information September 2013. One Richard Fisk Centre every year has gone by, your Returning Offi cer Thursday children and I miss 2.30pm - 5.30pm. you every day. You Raukawa Trust Board were the rock that held THE LETTUCE everything together, MAN IS BACK! we try to put the pain into the happy Bread, olive oil, hot memories Love you food, avocados, fruit always, Graeme and and vegetables etc. Zane and Sam, Wade, Sports Notices Clint, Samantha, Contact Wayne Angus Seddon, Sarah 871 9604 and Casey Smith, PIRONGIA Heather and Caleb Savill, Kerry and Ellie TE AWAMUTU Purser and five CRICKET RESULT OF POLL RSACOUNTRY COUNTRY grandsons. MUSIC A total number of 33 votes were received. 33 valid votes were processed. CLUB PURSER, New Players Needed Robyn. The Board requires 75% approval from the votes received for the resolutions to be passed and accepted. Competitive Cricket, Social Environment SUNDAY 1pm Loved friend, sister-in- law and aunty. Training Saturdays 12pm RSA "There’s a place Te Awamutu College nets Proposed Resolution Agree % Disagree Did not vote Result 9772593AA in our hearts, no one can fill, More information phone or 1. THAT the amendments to 32 96.67 1 0 Passed we miss you dearly text Karl 027 370 6670 clauses 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 of and always will." the Raukawa Charitable Vicky, Jordan, Aaron Personal Sports Notices Trust Deed as presented and Sarah Murphy. at the Special General AFTER abortion stress? Ring Pregnancy Meeting hled Saturday Counselling Services 6 September 2014 are OPEN $10 0800 773 4626 anytime. received and approved. Lost and Found SPRING COCKATIEL found, TOURNAMENT Kihikihi. Ph 027 671 5165. Dated at Tokoroa this 9th day of September 2014. MIXED TOUCH Sunday 21 September Funeral Directors Richard Fisk Shotgun start Starts Friday Returning Offi cer Names in by 9.30am Raukawa Trust Board 10 October 2014 Morning Tea Contact Beefy 0274 745 624 Personal Closure of Waikeria Prison Road ATTENTION ALL Waikeria Prison Road will not be available for public use SINGLES!!!! from the end of September 2014. The road is on prison 9682723AA land. This will affect you if you currently use the route as Make LOVE happen for you a through road, or if you visit the prison. as soon as today. We have so many wonderful men and women seeking lasting The map shows the prison road marked by a dotted love and happiness with their SOUL MATE. All ages line. We are installing barriers at each end of the and areas, 7 days till late. road to improve safety and security at the prison. If CALL NOW 0800 179 168 Matchmaker sucess since 1976 you currently use the route as a through road, please TE AWAMUTU select an alternative route. If you have reason to visit FUNERAL SERVICES LOVE IS CLOSER the prison, please enter by the prison entrance at the THAN YOU THINK north end of the site, off Waikeria Road. We trust this There is no need to travel to does not cause you undue inconvenience and that you 9691465AA the ends of the earth to find appreciate our intent to keep the prison site as safe and the one you love. Our matchmakers know so secure as possible. many sincere and genuine singles who are in your area Alexandra House Chapel and wanting to meet right If you have any questions, please call now. You don’t need a Paul Smith 570 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu computer, all you need is a Phone 871 5131 phone and the successful Prison Security Manager matchmakers will put you in Phone: 07 872 6650 For compassionate and caring service touch as soon as today. Ph 0800-856-640 till 7pm Email: [email protected] Garth & Lynette Williams, Joanna Gulliver www.lovesuccess.co.nz www.teawamutufuneralservices.co.nz 24 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, September 18, 2014 Public Notices Stock Auctions KIHIKIHI TENNIS CLUB ANNUAL PIRONGIA CRAFT DAY OPENING DAY PROGRESSIVE 20 September 2014 - 10.30am Pot Luck Lunch - Yankee Tournament LIVESTOCK LTD Only NZ Made or Homegrown All Welcome s 9773039AA Phone P Adam - 871 6884 Live Entertainment, Art, Crafts, Plants, g Pottery, Jewellery, many new stalls, WEEKLY MONDAY SALE VETERANS TENNIS every Tuesday & Thursday at 9am ample parking. Wet or Fine 9am - 3pm OTOROHANGA SALE YARDS Phone N Craighead - 871 6845 327 Rangiatea Road, Otorohanga Saturday, 27 September 2014 No Do BUSINESS HOUSE TENNIS Sale starts at 11.15am with four day old calves 16 October 2014 - 6pm 50 WF Bull & Hfrs High Genetic Value 53rd Annual Phone T Bayly - 872 4770 Notice of the AGM of the 11.30am with Boners and Stores Holstein - Friesian National Bull Sale Pirongia Community 12 boners/20 assorted hfrs & cows I/M & CTPs Tuesday 23 September 2014 Retirement Trust 15 assorted stores 10.30am start Te Awamutu College Rugby at the Pirongia Community Information www.herdofcows.co.nz Sale Held at Te Awamutu Saleyards Will Centre and Chapel Comprise: ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, 2 October 2014, 7.30pm Steve Old 0274 712 801 Monday, 22 September 2014 Colin Old 0278 704 434 • 41 Holstein-Friesian Yearling Bulls Nominations for Trustees are welcome Fyfe Campbell 0275 740 001 Venue : Rugby Pavilion Please phone John Lorimer 871 9884 • 15 Holstein-Friesian 15 – 20 month Bulls (by the College Rugby Field using by 30 September 2014 Garry Johns 0277 393 881 • 72 Holstein-Friesian 2 Yr old Bulls Harry Van de Ven 0274 869 866 the Wananga Campus driveway • 3 Holstein-Friesian 3 Yr old Bulls
on Factory Road) 6.00pm NEED HERD LISTINGS 9772998AA Please come along if: Arthritis Support Group A total of 131 head plus semen and embryo • You have boys or girls playing rugby. BULL SALE SHIFTED TO 29 SEPTEMBER packages. • Will be new to the College next year. Wednesday 24 September - 10am Entries to date: Five 18mth REC frsn bulls This year’s offering is considered the best ever. • Would like to contribute to College Rugby RSA Clubrooms, Alexandra Street BW 180+ / six R2 XB bulls BW 200+ / six ylg It includes very high index bulls, bulls from be it, coaching, managing, administration, Speaker: Gemma Waterhouse - Perry outstanding production backgrounds and many promotions, handyman/woman, or just bulls BW 200+ / 15 Jsy ylg bulls / 15 R2 Jsy bulls Pharmacist/owner Sanders Pharmacy bulls that are from contracted AB families. want to be part of the team. Outside Entries Accepted Topics: Nutrition, Medication and Leading NZ and overseas sires are represented. A Any enquiries please phone Pain Management large percentage of the sale bulls are G3 profi led. Wendy on 871 3947 The offering has a highest BW of 285. All Welcome South and North Island herds have bulls on offer. Advert kindly sponsored by Sanders Pharmacy Consider the option of running well bred bulls with your herd or heifers to breed your replacements or WAIKATO CAKES SPONSORED exportable calves. TE AWAMUTU AFC ANNUAL Catalogues giving all details are available online at www.pggwrightson.co.nz or contact the selling 5 A-SIDE COMPETITION agents: Commences on 15 October at Castleton Park BECOME A FOSTER CARER Brian Robinson Livestock Ltd • All teams must provide a referee. Brian Robinson 07 858 3132 or 0272 410 051 • Have a spare bedroom in your home? • Each team must have one female 92nd Annual National Jersey Bull Sale player on the field. Wednesday 24th September 2014 PGG Wrightson Livestock 9768089AA • Want to make a positive difference to a young • Social grades only. 11am start Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 person’s life? or your local PGG Wrightson Representative Team entries must be in by Sale Held at Te Awamutu Saleyards Will • Looking for a challenge? 30 September 2014 to Ken Meizenbeek 027 474 6630 Comprise: • 41 Jersey Yearling Bulls Grazing Livestock & Poultry Youth Horizons are looking for Foster Carers. • 4 Jersey 18 - 20mth Bulls GRAZING available, 40 The Coach House For Sale heifers till the 1 May 2015 If this is you, please contact Youth Horizons on COUNTRYCAFE • 11 Jersey 2 Year Bulls or 100 till the 1 March 07 838 3671 or email: TYRES A total of 56 head, plus 260 Straws of Jersey 2015. Phone 07 825 9149. [email protected] or KARAOKE GREAT range of NEW GRAZING required for a Semen. All bulls are BVD negative and from EBL horse in Te Awamutu [email protected] and USED tyres. Phone free herds. ROAST PORK Tyre and Tune Centre area. Phone 027 225 9093. Training and fi nancial reimbursement provided. with all the trimmings: Ltd, 21 Bond Road, 871 This years’ offering is amongst the best ever veges, salad 3267. offered at this sale. Bulls from across both Islands Livestock & Poultry and dessert. are a representation of the very best of New Friday night - 6.30pm. AC PETFOODS Bookings essential Zealand and World Genetics. HEADS ’n’ TAILS The offering has a BW Average of 153 with CAN take penicillin 871 9444 FOR SALE calves. Phone 0800 CALF disbudding and tail individual BWs up to 254. The Dams’ best DOWN COW. trimming. Call or text THREE seater lounge production record average is 558kgs MS. FARMERS ...... Tylah Old 021 187 9562 For Sale suite, good order and evenings. very comfortable - Many farmers return year after year to purchase when your troughs need $175. their future sires. All bulls are worthy of keeping a clean phone 0800 345 800 SERVICE bulls for lease. OMG BLACK leather calves from. Be sure to view the catalogue online TroughClean. www.thebullman.co.nz SPRING/SUMMER stock Ph 0800 BULLMAN. LazyBoy, good as new at www.pggwrightson.co.nz, or contact the available now, sizes 6 - 2 - - $150. auctioneers for a sale catalogue. Alpha Hotel Complex, ROUND dining table CALF MILK SURPLUS Kihikihi, open seven and four chairs, days from 10am daily. reasonable condition - All milk wanted MILK PGG Wrightson Ltd Te Awamutu and branches 9768257AA $60. Andrew Reyland 0272 237 092 for calves. WANTED SHEEP Phone 871 8215 Phone Deb Bocock Calf MANURE $7 per bag, $1 or 021 137 6215 Brian Robinson Livestock Ltd 871 4815 or Rearing extra delivered. Phone Brian Robinson 07 858 3132 or 0272 410 051 027 490 1007 871 4887. Phone 07 872 1772 Mark 027 474 6917 Stock Auctions Livestock & Poultry
Musical Instruments DRUM kick sub powered BUSHY DOWNS amp, 400w, also drum kick microphone, $400. HEREFORDS Phone 027 476 3347. 71 YEARS BREEDING.... Pets
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SELLING AGENTS: bagged or bulk, can Wednesday, September 24 @12noon deliver, depot: Payne Road, Te Awamutu. To be sold on farm at Bushy Downs, Phone Ray 027 417 7665 or 660 Ngaroma Rd, Mike McKenzie 871 7156. Mob: 027 674 1149 26 kms from Te Kawa Crossroads. TOPIARY and standards, Ben Deroles nursery open Fridays, Selling: 90 Two year Hereford bulls Mob: 027 702 4196 10am to 4pm, 132 16 One year Hereford bulls or vendors Sainsbury Road, Robert & Marian Port Pirongia or phone Susan EBL & BVD tested & BVD Vac. TB tested (C5). Phone 07 872 2715 Ranstead on 871 9105. Light to moderate birth weights, EBV figs. in catalogue, [email protected] very quiet, 71 years breeding, free delivery 80 kms. Kelvin & Cynthia Port Wanted to Buy Phone 07 872 2628 or Exchange Best selection. Fertility guaranteed. Luncheon provided. [email protected] CHILDREN’S large outdoor playhouse, good Use a Bushy Downs Hereford to add value to your calves condition. Phone/text 021 967 899. Firewood Storage Property For Sale Trade Services Property & Home Maintenance COMMERCIAL and LOUNGE suites cleaned. DRY mix, $85 m3. Ph 027 TE AWAMUTU ESCAPE TO HOUSE WOF domestic cleaning. Ph Ph Ultra Clean 0800 569 271 3848. TYRE and Tune Centre, Maid Marj, 871 3309. 656 now! 3 SELF STORAGE THE COUNTRY FIREWOOD for sale, 5m - 9704609AA WASHING 21 Bond Road, WOF, EXTERIOR house $170, 10m3 - $300 From $23 p/wk PHONE WashBright 871 servicing, cambelts and LOUNGE suites cleaned. delivered. Phone 07 873 cleaning. Phone Ultra 24hr access 7389. repairs. Phone 871 3267. Clean 0800 569 656 today! Phone Ultra Clean 0800 9190 or 021 617 349. 569 656 now! Camera Surveillance PLASTERER Computer Services LAWNMOWING, Jim’s Garage Sales Phone 07 856 7584 EXPERIENCED, no job too Mowing, honest, reliable, friendly service. For all Tuition or 027 608 1749 Trade Me: DYJ640 $550,000 small. Phone Ian 021 229 PC PROBLEMS? 7748. NO fix, no fee, local IT your property OHAUPO maintenance MEMORIAL HALL To Let Enjoy the stunning mountain views from this professional available for on site repairs, upgrades requirements call 0800 mathZwise 7.30am start, Saturday 27 WORKSHOP, depot, lifestyle property. Spacious three year old villa MEATEATER and trouble shooting, PC 454 6546. Fully insured, September, Ohaupo storage shared building. style open plan home with separate sleepout Maths Tuition HOMEKILLS LTD and laptop sales, no call same day service. 9762687AA Scouts massive garage Phone 870 4990. and ensuite. Save on power with woodburner, Qualifi ed Tutors sale. wetback and solar with radiator heating system out fees for help, Phone LAWNS and gardens. Killing Matt 027 515 6996 or 870 Professional results at All Ages TO VISIT VISITED ROOMS TO RENT throughout. Own deep bore well and school bus at gate. Located handy to town. Sheep - Pigs - Beef 3038. affordable prices. Lawn Jean McKenzie (B Ed) ❏❏ 9772979AA services from $16. Fully View: SUNDAY 21 September 1-1.30pm 756 Te Kawa Rd, Phone 872 8171 9691528AA Financial insured security TE AWAMUTU RD 3, Te Awamutu or by appointment 027 445 0720 Phone 871 9995 screened owner www.mathzwise.co.nz operated. Free quotes. 96 PUNIU ROAD EMERGENCY Business for Sale and Wanted Phone VIP Home ✯✯✯✯✯ 8am - 11am, clothes, CASH LOANS Services now 0800 846 484. furniture, toys, KING COUNTRY Up to $300 in your housewares, needs to go, Portable, insulated, power, DRILLING
9771502AA account today! Employment Vacancies make an offer. carpet, curtains Earn WELL ABOVE the TO VISIT VISITED A simple 20 minute Various sizes 9761185AA FFA application ❏❏Phone/text 07 847 3172 average industry wage O L SCAFFOLDING LABOURER with 027 458 2904 Online or over the phone truck license TE AWAMUTU www.rooms2go.co.nz Do you want all the beneÄts and satisfaction Instant Approval! HO S (Conditions apply) Required for a local scaffolding company. REYNOLDS DRIVE SAFE ‘N’ SOUND of owning your own business, AND still get LE 7.30am start, tools, guaranteed twice monthly payments for ALL TELELOANS LIMITED The successful applicants must have a good work ethic, household items, BBQ, STORAGE the work you’ve done? • Soak • Surface wells 0800 835 356 • 03 354 8482 positive attitude towards others, be willing to learn and clothing. take on responsibility as required. TO VISIT VISITED • Electric Security Fence • Lined Soak holes www.teleloans.co.nz Do you want a business that lets you focus ❏❏• 24/7 access • Concrete products Company: 3834520 • FSP: 224025 Please send CV to: • Camera and patrolled on doing a GREAT JOB, and not have to available Alpha Scaffolding Ltd, 201 Paterangi Road Te Awamutu, surveillance worry about sales, debt collection, and or phone 07 8701570. TE AWAMUTU 9758718AA • Foundation Drilling 1442 KIHIKIHI ROAD 027 440 7101 headaches like GST and annual accounts? MORTGAGE From 8.00am, household or 871 2171 • 4WD Trucks goods and toys. OWNER/OPERATOR: BROKER RETAIL POSITION TO VISIT VISITED A retail position has come available at our ❏❏ BUY NOW, PAY LATER FREEPHONE Christine Braun busy craft and hobby store. STEVE COLSON Phone SPECIAL TE AWAMUTU AREA OFFER We are looking for someone with retail TE AWAMUTU 021 545 302 experience. Pay $10,000 of the initial purchase price 0508 HOLES DUG 30 BOND ROAD 0508 465 373 They must have good sewing and fabric 9.00am start, size 18+ six months later. More details at: knowledge. This is a full time position. womans clothing. www.crest.co.nz/pay-later Gardening & Apply inwriting to Waitomo Sew Worms, TO VISIT VISITED PAINTERS Landscaping PO Box 293, Te Kuiti ❏❏ AVAILABLE 9758794AA or [email protected] Then come and join the other 435 CrestClean ALL AREAS TE AWAMUTU franchisees who are currently servicing over No job too small 886 OHAUPO ROAD 3000 customers nationwide. Town & Country MECHANIC 8.30am-12noon. We’ve been helping people like you succeed Phone 870 2377 We require a qualifi ed Mechanic for a TO VISIT VISITED The Professional Arborists ❏❏ for over 17 years! 027 348 6683 full time position. WOF would be a bonus Chipping, Felling, but not essential. Must have current Call us now on 0800 273 780 Maintenance, Pruning, Board And Residence to get an Information Pack or PLUMBING Removals, Stump driver’s licence. Applications close on ROOM to rent, $100, rural go to www.crest.co.nz/pay-later Grinding, Hedge Cutting, 24 September 2014. Classifi ed Advertising AFFORDABLE cottage 3kms south of Section Clearing and Please apply in writing to: Kihikihi, owner back and RATES much more. HOT LINE PO Box 325 forth from Australia Free Advice & Quotes! every few months. Call Phone Colin Te Awamutu Shane 027 948 6797. 871 5151 027 498 9022 Dennis Clements Healthcare or 870 6244 anytime 871 5221 Vehicles Wanted Oɉces 027 485 1501 LOG TRUCK DRIVER Manufacturing www.totaltreecare.co.nz FREE [email protected] Full time position available for an experienced driver. Education Installation for FREEVIEW... This requires the minimum: 0800 CAR DUMP Retail • Crystal clear pictures • Clean class fi ve license. GOT a DEAD or ALIVE VEHICLE • One off purchase charge • Reliable, motivated and able to work unsupervised. • No on-going monthly GARDENING • Willing to start early. $ $ $ Seven Quality, experienced • Health and safety conscious. payments gardening - Hedges, roses, 9770607AA cash Day For Lease Trade Services • Conditions apply or general weeding. PLEASE CALL paid Pickup BRIAN Krippner Timi’s TV 9746642AA Need a hand CORBOY FOREST MANAGEMENT LTD building, advanced trade 9758736AA Aerial Services Let us help! PHONE 07 871 1803 VERY qualified, alterations and Based t 07 873 6044 Regular maintenance reliable additions, maintenance, m 027 331 6804 in Te expol/pink batts, no job or a clean up. ASSISTANT OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Awamutu service too small. Phone 027 255 Call Tess 027 238 2517 5753 or 870 6462. SEPTIC TANKS 872 2853 A/hrs Finelawn are a long established local business selling CLEANING homes and and distributing turf throughout the North Island. 0800 227 3867 Wanted to Lease offices. Professional Clean your septic tank results at affordable NOW and save your We are looking for an enthusiastic part time worker to Second Hand Tyres, Mags, Lights, Radio’s Land in Pirongia/Te Pahu prices. Full service from area for fundraising $40. Fully insured soakage drains assist in our offi ce. The role will include answering & parts FOR SALE 9758669AA for Juniors security screened owner Phone 871 5609 phones and web-based enquiries, customer services operated. Free quotes. Bains LiquidDisposal and organising transport and dispatch. The hours Phone VIP Home Contact Te Oti Services now 0800 846 484. 9758192AA will be primarily be 2 - 5pm Monday - Friday, but 0274 998 005 MURRAY ROWE availability to be called upon to cover other staff BUILDER absences or during busy times would be helpful. 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We are the ‘Outdoor Timber Specialist’, run by and focused on rural people. 9768338AA We are committed to working as a team, to deliver value to our customers and Public Notice! on Friday, November achieve our company and individuals’ success. 28 as part of their 50th Phone: 871 5151 Anniversary Golden [email protected] Jubilee Tour and we OTOROHANGA 8633738AA have a copy of their Salesperson specially produced Golden Jubilee album We’re on the hunt for a motivated team player to join our friendly Otorohanga team. Bulk Foods Merchandiser up for grabs as the ideal precursor to this This role involves helping customers with product enquiries, assisting in the yard and Prolife Foods is a New Zealand leader in the keeping in contact with customers to stay on top of their needs. much anticipated snack category specialising in Nuts, Dried This is a fulltime position, Monday to Friday with a Saturday morning as rostered. event. Fruit, Snack Blends and Confectionery – While a background in sales, customer service, fencing, farming or timber would be To celebrate the an advantage, the most important thing is having a passion for helping customers ‘Alison’s Pantry’, ‘Mother Earth’, ‘Value Pack’ very special occasion find solutions in the rural industry. and ‘Donovan’s Chocolates’. of their 50th, the group What we need from you: have recorded two • Self motivation Prolife Foods Ltd is looking for a self-motivated, new songs — firstly • Honesty, integrity and a commitment to deliver what you promise independent person to fi ll a part time position they have put their • A friendly, energetic and positive personality working three hours each day Saturday and own stamp on Silver Threads And As well Bruce Woodley has had • Physical fitness appropriate for lifting timber/posts • A full driver’s licence (or the ability to obtain in the near future) Sunday, every second weekend, based in Te Golden Needles, a big hit for the a hand in writing some amazing Springfields (Tom Springfield of songs including I Am Australian, What’s in it for you? 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Working independently you will their own take on the Lennon/ Jubilee Reunion Tour. • A competitive salary need to maintain a professional demeanor with McCartney classic In My Life — Together, The Seekers will take named The Best Song Of All Time their fans down memory lane with In addition, you get to work with great team mates who are committed to supporting the public and store personnel when performing each other and are recognised for their specialist knowledge. by Mojo Magazine in 2000. the songs, stories, memorabilia your duties. To view a position description and apply online, go to our career site Our featured double CD and messages of congratulation http://careers.goldpine.co.nz alternatively call into the Store (1 Phillips Ave) Apply now! Leave a message free phone: contains 50 songs in total — one from music industry for each glorious year. contemporaries, and video clips on for a printed application form. 0508 80 80 88 or send an up to date resume to: If you require further information please contact The Seekers are one of Aus- the big screen. Mel Thompson, Talent Adviser on 027 244 8170. [email protected]. Candidates chosen tralia’s most beloved groups and For a night to remember and an OTOJOB-SEP14 http://careers.goldpine.co.nz for phone screening or to be interviewed will be have sold over 50 million albums. experience you will never forget contacted. They are the only surviving chart- it’s got to be The Seekers at topping band from the ‘60s, any- Claudelands Arena — for enjoy- where in the world, with all the ment second to none! original founding members. Tickets from Ticketek. Great People, Great Opportunities The Seekers have a raft of hits to their credit including such ■ To be in to win simply put your greats as Georgy Girl, I’ll Never name, address and daytime phone Te Awamutu Residential Trust Entertainment Find Another You, A World Of Our number on the back of a standard Own, The Carnival Is Over, When sized envelope, address it to The “Communities where people are empowered” The New Zealand Will The Good Apples Fall, Some- Seekers Golden Jubilee Competition day One Day and Morningtown and make sure it reaches our office by Community Facilitator Country Music Ride. 5pm, Tuesday. Entertainer This competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, Te Awamutu Residential Trust is committed to empowering people to become of the Year 2014 proudly supporting families of children with cancer. active members of their community, who are seen to give back and believe it Featuring (2000, 2005, 2006 winner) is through this inclusiveness our community will be strengthened. We strive to Support acts: Dan Cosgrove, Khona Va’aga Gray, be innovative in the way we support people and to facilitate a good life for them. Jasmine Tilyard, Marise Haynes-Hemmington. CommunityCommuni ty NNewspaper ewspaper ooff ttheh e year 2014 Due to growth and development of new supports we are currently looking for PLUS OVERALL Community Facilitators. We have available: partime and casual positions. AWARD WINNERS FROM: Community Facititators work within a diverse team of staff to be innovative and Waikato, Matamata, Auckland & Entries close Friday to support and collaborate with the people we support, their family/whanau and Eastern Bay of Plenty Affi liated Awards 19 September 2014 others in their lives. This enables them to live as independently as possible, and at 4.30pm PET IDOL PHOTO to access their communities for activities and opportunities that are meaningful Venue: to them. Rotorua Civic Centre COMPETITION 27th September 2014 Successful applicants will: Tickets available at Ticketmaster • Have some experience working with people with an Intellectual Disability LAST and/or Autism and challenging behaviour For More • Have a full New Zealand Driver’s Licence Information contact CHANCE! Heather Holland 07 544 4035 • Enjoy working in a team environment and in partnership with the people email: Get your entry we support Cameron [email protected] in today!! • Be fl exible • Be willing to work creatively and be open to new ideas • Work within a team to develop comprehensive plans, goals and outcomes with consultation with the person and their team ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ • Be willing to learn and be challenged • Be prepared to work fl exible hours, including weekend work and sleepovers. DON’T • Ensure that the people we support are always at the forefront of their choices, Weather their goals and life decisions. in the Waipa MISS We can offer you: For week ending 17 September 2014 OUT!! • Friendly supporting environment MIN C° MAX C° RAIN/MLS • Ongoing training and development Arohena 6 18 88 • Competitive rate of pay Kihikihi 3 20 65 • Employee Assistance Programme Parawera 1 18 60 Pirongia 5.1 19.2 98 If you are interested in a challenging and diverse role, have a passion for people and are committed to communities where people are empowered then we would Pokuru 7 19 98 like to hear from you. Pukeatua 4 20.5 46.5 Te Awamutu 6 17 69 Please contact Caroline Hirama, Administration Specialist on 07 871 8847 or email Email your photos to [email protected] and ask for an application pack. 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