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Scaling more than 1000 steps carrying about 25 kilograms of extra weight each while panting through masks is what Feilding volunteer firefighters are prepared to do for leukaemia. With their different motivations in mind as they scaled the Sky Tower in Auck- land, all four Feilding firefighters reached the top in about 30 minutes or less. Crew member Paula Phillipson took out the top spot in her category, the female grand masters, scaling the tower in just 30 minutes, 30 seconds. But Phillipson insisted it was a team effort. ‘‘It’s a team medal, because we Feilding’s trained all together,’’ Phillipson volunteer said. firefighters, from They were four of 850 firefight- left, Paula ers, including some from Aust- Phillipson, Debbie Bates, ralia and the United States, who Geoff Bates, Josh travelled to Auckland to compete. Bish and Ben It was Phillipson’s first time Locton, who took scaling the country’s tallest build- part in the Sky ing, with her son joining her from Tower Challenge. Perth. She said she did it for her PHOTO: WARWICK father who died of blood cancer SMITH/FAIRFAX NZ three years ago. In the lead-up to the event, the total. $10,000 next year, Bates said. They would do a little more minutes. He was just beaten by group organised events and Geoff Bates said it was his first ‘‘It’s a good fundraiser, it’s training, too. ‘‘We did a fair fellow firefighter Ben Locton. raised funds. The team raised just time doing the event, and the good to give something back.’’ amount, we’ll do more next year,’’ "In between 20 and 30 minutes, over $7000 for Leukaemia & Blood fundraising, and he would do it The firefighters made use of he said. you’re doing pretty well,’’ Bish Cancer New Zealand, contribu- again. Palmerston North’s FMG build- Josh Bish, 19, managed to scale said. The fastest time of the day ting to the more than $1 million in They hoped to raise a further ing in preparation for the event. the Sky Tower in about 16 was 8 minutes, 45 seconds.

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The first pen up – 475, Halcombe, selling for $1510 ($3.05) even close to being ‘‘mud fat’’ but the store lambs also sold to rising scanned in lamb with twins, four being notable. 34 useful angus/ demand and at higher levels than last year old Romney ewes from Tai- hereford cross weaner steers from Friday’s store sale. Lamb schedules hape’s Maata-Kotahi – sold for Totara Hills, Tikokino, sold for are improving but this sale is easily $144 and they were followed with $955 ($3.31) which was good on the keeping pace. 249, scanned at 175 per cent, five day but a little off the weaner fair Ewe entries dropped again and year old romney ewes from KM & prices. not even 1000 were offered today. GM Hunt, Pahiatua, selling for Bull numbers continue to be A busy Feilding sale yards. Plenty of ewes are only grazing ewes, $140. t less than market demand but bull having been hammered by the same The action did not let up as the buyers closely consult their cal- $2.66-$3.08, lift; weaners (167), 96kg made $545 ($5.64) and white problems as the lambs, but there are sale moved into the store male culators so prices only change 98-314 kg, $410-$945, $3.14-$4.27; face bulls 130kg made $460 ($3.53). always buyers willing to try and lamb section and the very first slowly. Most of the indicator frie- heifers; R2&3yr(262), 202-501 kg, Friesian boner cows 555kg improve them and the ewe market pen immediately leaped above sian bulls sold around the $3/kg $485-$1370, $2.40-$3.02, firm; made $1020 ($1.83), 438kg-465kg was firm across all weight ranges. last week’s levels when Ranui level like the 7 friesian bulls from weaners (197), 130-281 kg, made up to $710 ($1.52-$1.59) and The majority of the prime beef Holdings, Maxwell, sold 150 AO Bell, Taihape, selling for $1490 $300-$835, $2.30-$3.42; cows & cross bred boner cows 510kg made steers and heifers entered were woolly wethers for $102. The day’s ($3.04) and the friesian weaner heifers VIC (223), 335-538 kg, $890 ($1.74). Jersey boner cows medium weight, local trade type top price was $103.50 for 106 shorn bulls were not very heavy or old. $590-$1170, $1.76-$2.43. 345kg-389kg made up to $565 cattle. The steers were firm but many cryptorchids from K Devane, Tai- Some lines of beef cross weaner Rongotea Sale June 1 ($1.39-$1.45). of the lighter heifers were in-calf and hape, and Rini Trust, Taihape, bulls were heavier and the A good yarding of prime cattle Well grown mixed sex lambs did not attract enthusiastic bidding. matched the $102 when they sold weaner bull market did lift. today brought out a strong buying made $90-$104 and longer term Those beef heifers offered were as firm as the steers. 192 cryptorchids. Store male lamb Heifers were mostly only aver- bench with prices steady to last lambs made $50-$85. sale prices improved above last age cattle overall apart from a week’s Rongotea sale. Weaner pigs made $50-$65 Even though the cow yarding was much fewer than last week, the cow week by around $5/head for the good line of top 17 charolais cross Hereford 2 year bulls 755kg depending on quality and size. better males and, in the medium rising two year heifers from KJS made $2110 ($2.79) and 635kg made prices dropped in comparison with Good friesian bull calves made last week. male lamb pens, sale prices fre- Trust, Waipukurau, that sold for $1700 ($2.67). $180-$240, mediums made quently improved by more than $1370 ($2.73). Totara Hills, Angus cross 2 year steers 490kg Bulls covered the usual wide $140-$170 and smaller bulls made range with buyers operating in their that amount. Buyers from the Tikokino, sold 15 angus/hereford made $1325 ($2.70), 406kg made $100-$120. eastern side of the North Island cross weaner heifers for $835 $1035 ($2.54) and white face steers own niches. Good white face bull calves were particularly strong and ($2.97) in a similar scenario to the 395kg made $1160 ($2.93). Sheep (5,209): lambs (4,228); prime made $240-$300 and smaller bulls especially for the longer term weaner steers. Angus cross 2 year heifers (3,829), 40-70 kg, $88-$151, $2.10-$2.35, made $180-$230. male lambs, predicting a shortage The cattle sale was bigger than 474kg made $1270 ($2.67), white lift; store (399), 27-36 kg, $65-$94, Good white face heifer calves of lambs later in the winter advertised but was generally solid face heifers 402kg made $1040 $2.40-$2.60, lift; ewes (904); good, made $200-$280 with smaller trading season. Ewe lambs could without the surprising highs of ($2.58) and 380kg-398kg made up to heavy, 26-28 kg, $77-$85, $2.95-$3.05, heifers making $100-$170. not attract the same attention and the sheep sale. $960 ($2.40-$2.44). firm; medium, 21-25 kg, $58-$75.50, sold at around a 15c cents/kg dis- Sheep (12,530): ewes (1,524); SIL Friesian yearling bulls 152kg- $2.75-$3.00, firm; lighter, 16-20 kg, Feilding Prime Stock Sale $40-$57, $2.50-$2.85, firm; 2ths (63), count to their brothers although (1,200), $67-$144; lambs (11,006); 202kg made up to $730 ($3.52-$3.97), $80-$88; male sheep (14), $40-$50. 125 nearly prime ewe lambs from 36-40 kg, $89.50-$103.50, $2.48-$2.77, white face bulls 172kg made $635 Monday May 30 ‘‘Braestone’’, Mt Bruce, sold to lift; 31-35 kg, $71-$96, $2.32-$2.87, ($3.28) and cross bred bulls 190kg- In spite of over 4200 lambs being Cattle (359): steers (8); 390-537 kg, Hawkes Bay for $92.50. lift; 26-30 kg, $64-$83.50, $2.40-$2.78, 222kg made up to $555 ($2.30-$2.91). put up for sale, the market for both $1029-$1471, $2.64-$2.74, lift; heifers The cattle sale kicked off with lift. White face yearling heifers prime and store lambs enjoyed a (67); 354-560 kg, $666-$1495, $1.88-$2.70, slight rise above last week’s levels. It the most in-calf cows and heifers Cattle (1,665): steers; R3 yr 311kg made $800 ($2.56), 205kg- steady; lesser sorts, 324-360 kg, is becoming increasingly obvious $471-$554, $1.40-$1.70; cows (280); good, offered so far this winter and they (265), 383-598 kg, $1190-$1715, 225kg made up to $560 ($2.26-$2.48) that there are not big numbers of heavy, 508-645 kg, $1031-$1251, sold to good demand. $2.74-$3.13, steady; R2 yr (329), and 136kg-170kg made up to $490 lambs around and many of the lambs $1.94-$2.07, ease; boners, 362-578 kg, The older steers were roughly 238-591 kg, $705-$1510, $2.63-$3.26, ($2.83-$3.29). Friesian heifers coming forward. $582-$1069, $1.46-$1.88, ease; lesser steady with a few pens clearing firm; weaners (151), 137-288 kg, 230kg-304kg made up to $625 A difficult growing season sorts, 395-410 kg, $537-$561, $1.36-$1.37; $3/kg. The Wigglesworth Partner- $550-$955, $3.23-$4.11; bulls; R2 & 3 ($2.05-$2.39). combined with a serious facial bulls (6), 320-840 kg, $752-$2251, ship, Marton, sold 17 red south yr (71), 360-501 kg, $960-$1490, Autumn born friesian bulls eczema outbreak has taken a toll on $2.14-$2.90.

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Play: Last of the Summer Wine Writer: Roy Clarke Director: Peter Doherty Feilding Little Theatre: till June 18 Reviewer: Joan Ford

The laughter rolled out with gentle frequency from the audience throughout The Last of the chaperone for the evening is her Summer Wine, a comedy that was aunt, the formidable Nora Batty especially written and adapted for (Val Ottaway). the stage by the original writer of The main ingredient was the well-known television series, timing, not only with delivery of Roy Clarke. words, but all the sight gags, and The well-timed antics of Foggy they were plentiful in this (Phil White), Compo (Tony Vin- production. cent) and Clegg (Dan Mateer) – A bookcase, the kitchen ser- three retired Yorkshiremen, with very, a wheelbarrow, a kilt, two unlimited pranks, unbecoming raincoats, a wristwatch being behaviour and endless specu- caught up in a bra to name a few, lation about others was the key to were all used to good effect, and of the classic British TV series course Compo was going to turn having such a long run on our up, welcome or not! screens. Compo is not the only Two factors played a dominant unexpected guest that arrives to part at Feilding on the opening wreck Foggy’s plans. night; the first was the confident The cast of Last of the Summer Wine during a dress rehearsal. PHOTO: WARWICK SMITH You will leave the theatre with and very capable cast, making a lingering and pleasant taste of every moment count when they stage by a skilled cast that were tunity to further his relationship It is of no matter to Foggy that summer wine. took the stage to tell their story. well costumed. with a woman named Constance Constance is already engaged, and The second factor was a large The comedy is set at the home (Caroline Sherwill). has been for 14 years to local The show will continue until audience sitting back in the of Clegg, who has reluctantly Foggy is determined that policeman Gifford Bewmont June 18 and there is a 4pm warmth and enjoying the delight- agreed to host a soiree, which will scruffy Compo must not know (Luke McIndoe). matinee on June 12 with high ful characters brought to life on allow his friend Foggy the oppor- about the evening. Not only is she engaged, her tea. FEILDING FARMERS’ MARKET EVERY MManchesteranchester S Square,quare, E Everyvery F Friri 9 9am-1:30pmam-1:30pm RRain,ain, h hailail a andnd s shine!hine! y FOR WWinnersinners NZNZ FarmersFarmers M Marketarket o off t thehe Y Yearear 2 2012,012, 2 2013013 & 2 2014014 rida HONEST TO FridayF GOODNESS ORGANIC DOWN-TO-EARTH FARM-FRESH PORK FRESHLY-PICKED FISH HOME BEEF GROWN SMALLGOODS HAND-MADE LAMB COUNTRY-KITCHEN COTTAGE-INDUSTRY Chicken GOOD Venison OLD-FASHIONED FREE HONEST RANGE SALT-OF-THE-EARTH EGGS FAT-OF-THE-LAND FRESH CHEESE WHOLE NATURAL ARTISAN FOODS - SOURCED BREADS STRAIGHT FROM Proudly supporting PASTA LOCAL BAKING FARMS Matariki Celebrations Fresh from the PLANTS JUST CAUGHT FLOWERS DIRECT TO YOU Friday 17th June EVERY DAY paddock to SOAPS VALUE 10.45amto2pm, your plate, COFFEE EVERY WEEKEND COME RAIN OR SHINE! (inthegrassquadrant). FRUIT & 100% FRESH Winterveg,and 100 % LOCAL LocalKai(hangi$12.50)& VEGES % the ﬁnest 100 NZ MADE! Kapa Haka. JAMS cutsofmeats. Mulch At11.30amjoinintheTiRakau PICKLES (stick game) challenge & help Tate test our products NZ FARMERS’ MARKETS: FUDGE HONEST-TO-GOODNESS us to win the world record! GOODNESS HONEY www.farmersmarkets.org.nz WINE [email protected] Lavender

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Thurs 1pm 8.20pm, Fri 1pm 6pm, Sat 8.20pm, Sun 8.20pm It seemed to me then that TMNT1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of Mon 1pm 8.20pm, Tues 1pm, Wed 8.30pm was exactly the film the original the Shadows (PG, 112 mins) comic-books deserved. Directed by David Green EDDIE THE EAGLE ★★★★ It was surprisingly brutal, cheeky, genuinely funny at times (PG) 106 mins Biography/Comedy/Drama (Contains coarse language & sexual references) Reviewed by Graeme Tuckett. (‘‘Look out! He’s doing his Batman The story of Eddie Edwards, the notoriously tenacious British underdog ski jumper who charmed the world at the 1988 Winter Olympics. voice...’’), overwhelmingly optimis- Back for one session only You really don’t ever want to start tic and unashamedly silly. Wed 10.30am reading too much into a film like Re-visiting the franchise only two Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 years later is obviously pretty (which is also known by the fraught. 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WEB ID MTL49748 WEB ID MTU49892 MARTON $315,000 MARTON $280,000 1363 Wellington Road VIEW Sunday 12 Jun 1.00 - 1.30pm 7 Dunallen Avenue VIEW Sunday 12 Jun 1.45 - 2.15pm The set-up on offer here is akin to larger more Here is a golden opportunity to purchase an affordable, expensive equine properties and we challenge you to one owner, "builders own" home built in the 80's with find better value for money anywhere nearby. much pride and passion and located in one of Marton's Infrastructure includes an arena, 2 separate covered Tracy Harris finest cul-de-sacs. An internal access garage has extra Tracy Harris feeding/holding areas, a hay shed, storage/tack room Mobile 027 303 2392 workshop space and provides safe access to the Mobile 027 303 2392 Office 06 927 0535 Office 06 927 0535 and double garage with workshop space. There is also a Home 06 329 3893 3 spacious home. The fully paved back yard is a real sun Home 06 329 3893 spacious studio room which is currently used as a work [email protected] trap and offers a private and sheltered spot to get away [email protected] from home office. The comfortable 3 bedroom home from it all. Chances such as these truly are few and far Derek Harris 1 Derek Harris 3 features good flow from the modern and well equipped Mobile 027 232 2224 between so don't procrastinate, get on the phone and Mobile 027 232 2224 kitchen/dining area through the lounge and out to a Office 06 927 0534 make your appointment to view today! Office 06 927 0534 private and sheltered deck. Home 06 329 3893 Home 06 329 3893 1 [email protected] 2 [email protected]

Charming character $149,000 3 3 WEB ID MTU49715 MARTON 1 1 34A Canteen Street Here is your chance to make this much loved house into the perfect home. Most of the hard work has been 2 2 completed with new piles, wiring and plumbing as well as a new Infinity hot water system. Well designated BUYERS $230,000+ WEB ID MTU49439 $159,000 WEB ID MTU48968 living spaces with gas heating. Located on a rear section MARTON 553 Wellington Road MARTON 16 Totara Street with rural views of sheep. Good fencing and security. View By Appointment View By Appointment VIEW By Appointment Wendy Wagner 027 481 4773 Wendy Wagner 027 481 4773

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$190,000 WEB ID MTU41824 MARTON 4 Oaklea Avenue View By Appointment Wendy Wagner Tony Hewitt John Hewitt Derek Harris Tracy Harris Richard White Catherine Duncan Debbie McKay Wendy Wagner 027 481 4773 027 481 4773 027 449 2289 021 0234 8453 027 232 2224 027 303 2392 027 442 6171 Property Manager Property Manager www.propertybrokers.co.nz stuff.co.nz JUNE 9, 2016 29 Richard White Your Rural Specialist RANGITIKEI

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WEB ID MTR49449 WEB ID MTR49444 MARTON DEADLINE SALE MARTON $275,000 + GST (IF ANY) 591 Wanganui Road View By Appointment Union Line View By Appointment This 116ha farm is looking a picture and is in really DEADLINE SALE closes Thursday 30th June, 2016 at Cashflow lifestyle block, ready to reap the benefits. 8.3 good health. Farm policy is stock finishing, with a 4.00pm, (unless sold prior) ha bareland title with 6.4 ha of this in production balance of cash and feed crops, all achieving leading thinned pine trees (planted 1992). Could be a great results. The sound 4 bedroom home is well positioned off-road playground, graze some stock. Entry level with lovely views. My motivated client has stocked the opportunity, located in a desirable area and only a 5 farm for the winter, but they want action. minute drive from town. Priced to move from my • Very effective acreage, pleasing gentle contour motivated client. • Good fencing into 26 paddocks, with service laneways Richard White Richard White • 5.5km to town and excellent schooling Mobile 027 442 6171 Mobile 027 442 6171 • Healthy soil and pastures, good facilities Office 06 327 0070 Office 06 327 0070 • 3 titles (talk about the options) Home 06 342 3702 Home 06 342 3702 [email protected] [email protected] 70 Union Line - Bareland

WEB ID MTL49447 MARTON $110,000 70 Union Line View By Appointment Country location but handy to town. This 1.98 ha bareland lifestyle block is your ticket to life in an attractive part of the Rangitikei District. It's a blank canvas opportunity in an area that has proven popular with others. The block has access to lovely rural views and provides enough scope to develop your own country lifestyle. My client has realistic expectations, so bring your offers. Richard White Mobile 027 442 6171 Office 06 327 0070 Home 06 342 3702 [email protected] www.propertybrokers.co.nz 30 JUNE 9, 2016 stuff.co.nz

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POTAKASTATION-AWONDERFULNATURALBALANCEENHANCEDBYDECADESOFINVESTMENT 1181 hectares Tender 787 Reu Reu Road and 563 Pararorangi Road, Feilding, Manawatu www.nzr.nz/F056 Potaka Station presents a rare opportunity to purchase a private 1,181 hectares (2,918 acres) blessed with a natural balance of flat and cultivatable countryto Tender complement the breeding hills, situated just 30km north of Feilding. Add to this over 30 years of significant capital development by the current owner and the result is a Closes 3pm Wed 6 Jul 2016, high performing breeding and finishing unit with a standard of improvements and presentation that few could rival. CR Law, 19 Manchester Street, Situated at the front of the property are approximately 237ha of well developed terraced flats close to the main livestock handling facilities. A central laneway runs Feilding through the largely medium hill country and integrates the Arata block that was added 5 years ago. This block benefits from 102ha of cultivated country and considerable Peter Barnett AREINZ recent development including fencing, stock handling facilities and refurbished home. 027 482 6835 | [email protected] All of the two larger homes, cottage and shearers quarters/owners retreat have been renovated and meticulously maintained. Buses to good primaryschoolsand NZR Limited | LicensedREAA2008 Feilding High are close by, while recreational interests are served with 6km of Rangitikei River frontage and numerous large duck ponds. A unique chance to purchase a well developed, larger scale operation with good location. Potential does exist for purchase in 720ha and 461ha self contained parcels.

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Asking Price $390,000 • Low maintenance split level 1970s home. Michael Ford Tania Osborne John Cox Joanna Beattie Bob Weaver Barbara Robinson Dave Stockley • 4 double bedrooms all with double wardrobes. Residential/Commercial/ Residential/Lifestyle Residential/Lifestyle Property Manager • Spacious open plan living/dining opens to deck. Residential/Lifestyle PA to Sales Team Administration Lifestyle Consultant Consultant Consultant Consultant View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3793 Of ce: 06 323 8601 Of ce: 06 323 8601 A/H: 06 328 7890 A/H: 06 323 8870 A/H: 06 323 9196 Ofice: 06 323 8601 Ofice: 06 323 8601 i i Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 Fax: 06 323 4042 Cell: 027 542 4707 Cell: 021 036 1346 Cell: 021 432 897 Cell: 021 204 7499 Cell: 021 586 488 Fax: 06 323 4042 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 3 1 1 186 North Street 3 1 1 6 Mountfort Grove 5 3 4 20 Lees Road Finish The Renovation The property has great bones, and needs your tasteful ideas to create a charming villa that you will be proud to call home. NEW LISTING • Walk to all schools & suburban shops. • Oozing street appeal. Family friendly 858m2 section. • 3 sided wrap around front verandah & Asking Price $245,000 Reduced - Asking $820,000 covered rear patio. • 3 good sized bedrooms all with good natural light. • Late‘60’s homestead of 318m² plus verandahs and views. View: By appointment • Open plan kitchen, dining & lounge with gas heater & HRV. • 2.77ha (6.8acres) contoured land with character. Privacy. Internet ID#: KW3792 • Easy care 675m² section with a private backyard. • Kidney shaped pool, spa and lawn tennis court. View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3791 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3786 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 Joanna Beattie M: 021 204 7499 O: 06 323 8601 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 Asking Price $239,000 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 E: [email protected] Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 5 1 1 39 Awahuri Road 3 1 2 10 Ruawai Road 3 1 2 166 Lethbridge Street 3 2 0 34 Denbigh Street

By Negotiation By Negotiation - RV $295,000 Asking Price $245,000 Asking Price $189,000 • Substantial old homestead requiring some TLC. • 3 double bedrooms all with double wardrobes. • 3 bedroom low maintenance home on 850m2 section. • Supreme location - Re-develop, Invest or Renovate. • Possible development potential - 3.8162 ha (9.4 acres). • Large kitchen with plenty of storage. • Fixed term tenancy at $320p/w until 16/02/17. • Easily subdividable 826m² section. • Impressive entrance hall & lounge • Established grounds with nice trees and plants. • Powered double garage + gazebo at the back of the yard. • Currently 1 bedroom front lat, and 2 bedroom rear lat. View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3738 View: Sunday 1.00pm - 1.30pm Internet ID#: KW3775 View: Sunday 12.30pm - 1.00pm Internet ID#: KW3788 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3784 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 John Cox M: 021 432 897 AH:06 323 9196 Joanna Beattie M: 021 204 7499 O: 06 323 8601 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 2 1 3+ 13 Nuku St, Tangimoana Ranfurly Road Sections Lot 4 Bush Lane Taylor Estate, Mount Taylor

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Ofers Over $150,000 Section Prices $161,000 & $175,000 Asking Price $145,000 Only One Left! • 2 bedrooms with fantastic garaging and storage sheds. • All rear lots have water and power ducting to section. • Unique near level section of approximately 4,500m². • Stunning views to north and west. • Great irst home, weekend retreat, or even a good rental. • Sealed ROW’s to Lot’s 2, 3, 7 & 8. • Considerable privacy and semi rural ambiance. • Rural aspect for many sites. Curbed and channelled. • The section is lat & sundrenched, with plenty of room to play. • Titles issued for 7 & 8, expecting others in June/July 2016. • Last section on quiet private lane. • Quality subdivisions. View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3787 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3789 View: Sunday 11.45am - 12.00pm Internet ID#: KW3781 View: Sunday 11.30am - 11.45am Internet ID#: KW3432 John Cox M: 021 432 897 AH:06 323 9196 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 E: [email protected] Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 Lot 15 Quail Avenue 99A Makino Road 99B Makino Road 10 Cullinane Avenue

Asking Price $130,000 Asking Price $105,000 Asking Price $105,000 Ofers Around $96,000 • Elevated section in a unique Mount Taylor location. • Fully fenced. • Fully fenced. • North facing with great views. • 4,060m² (1 acre). Lovely views. • Services avaliable. • Services avliable. • Westside location. • Phone for an appointment to view. • Section size: 622m². • Section size: 600m². • 1,100m² section. View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3756 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3762 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3763 View: By appointment Internet ID#: KW3412 Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 John Cox M: 021 432 897 AH:06 323 9196 John Cox M: 021 432 897 AH:06 323 9196 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 Tania Osborne M: 021 036 1346 AH: 06 323 8870 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Michael Ford M: 027 542 4707 AH: 06 328 7890 70 Aorangi Street 34 Dundas Road, SANSON 5 State Highway 1, SANSON 22 Bowen Street

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FOR SALE FREE WANTED TO BUY IN-HOME FIREWOOD FOR SALE, I WILL pay cash for top A-grade Maire, Pine, Gum, used furniture. Phone CARER Native. Taihape district FREE for removal/young "encore" Mandarin bush. Ross 06 327 4454. In Home Carer req to Call or text Mike 0274 771 assist with 14 year PLUMBING 992. Further details contact (06) 323-1204. WANTED Caravan. Please old boy. Hours/days ROTARY hoe. Good work- ph 3544780. flexible. Kimbolton. ing order. Ph 3235330. Tony and Christine Phone 929 4776 a/h. SITUATIONS VACANT 158 Kimbolton Road, Feilding. AUCTIONS COBHAM Phone 323 6616 Email: [email protected] Plumbing & Drainlaying Feilding & District Promotion Incorporated www.anderson-memorials.co.nz Certifying Plumber & Drainlayer General Manager Registered Monumental Masons Digger Hire 6769997AA 6869073AC Feilding & District Promotion Incorporated is a Phone (06) 327 8918 or 027 4493 233 non-profit, community based organization FUNERAL DIRECTORS AUCTION committed to promoting Feilding and District as a 4 Fergusson Street, Feilding great place to live, work, shop and visit. Saturday 18 June 2016 We are looking for a new General Manager to Start: 10.00 am join our team. Machinery: mounted Duncan Ag Eco round bale feeder (new), The right person will be an innovative thinker & HANDYMAN Klough 4 furrow mounted plough with rubber land wheel, Clough 3 furrow mounted plough, mounted DML hydraulic round bale feeder, who enjoys challenges and who wants to make a mounted bale forks, Gallagher PTO driven mulcher 1.9m wide 1.4m difference within our community. SUPPORTING THE FEILDING Do you need Handyman Help? cut, Belcher back blade 1.8m, mounted 4 reel finger wheel rake, mounted 400 litre spray tank – boom & AR60 PTO pump, Winstone They will have an excellent local knowledge, COMMUNITY FOR 85 YEARS I am Jim Small - a fit, retired farmer who is honest and 450 litre spray tank – PTO pump & hose on reel, steel framed skills in marketing and communications, project reliable. If you have any jobs you don’t want to do... Cambridge roller 8ft working width, mounted Aitcheson oscillating fertiliser spreader, 3 x PTO belt pulleys, ATV Z wiper with ATV hitch, management experience, and the confidence I AM YOUR MAN 3 x ATV C/Dax spray units, pipe & netting trailer crate 2.3m x 1.2m, to deal with the wide range of issues that are • Lawnmowing & gardening • Fencing & gate building • Painting trailed ATV fertiliser spreader attendant to this role. • Section clearing • General building R&M • IN FACT ANYTHING Machinery that needs some TLC: Duncan 700 seedliner drill, 2 x mounted fertiliser spreaders, Kuhn GRS 25N Haybob, UFO twin Requests for further information and/or PH JIM TODAY ON ( ph references available ) drum mower, 400 litre tank on legs (waste oil), mounted steel applications should be addressed to: 027 222 0098 Day or (06) 322 8681 Evenings after 7pm leveller 2.7m wide, small seeds box - will fit Duncan 700 or 701 6769994AA drill, 2 x old single axle farm trailers manual tippers The Executive, Feilding & District Promotion Truck grain bin – steel & ply, 2.4m wide x 4.88m long x .93m Incorporated, c-/ PO Box 88, Feilding 4740 deep (could be put to all sorts of uses) (and/or emailed to [email protected]), 5.7m conveyor & washer (has been used as an asparagus washer) and received by the 23rd June. $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Large galvanised hayrack on skids (new) – holds 2-4 WE-7283340AA conventional bales $ Wanted All Cars & Trucks $ $ $ Sundries: Blacksmiths forge & blower, single phase motor & $ $$$ TOP CASH PAID TODAY $$$ $ water pump, 7 x Hayes wire strainers, Masport 4 stroke garden ACCOMMODATION $ Any Make & Model, Petrol or Diesel $ $ We pay up to $6000 on the spot for any: $ rotary hoe, motorised dagging plant with ﬂexi tube, woodworking $ • Toyota Hiace • Hilux • Land Cruisers • Vans $ vice, small Stallion water heater tank, motorised hedge trimmer, 29 Beattie St, Feilding $ • Utes • 4WD • Trucks • Buses • Big Trucks $ motorised edge trimmer, 230w generator with petrol motor, Worsley 06 323 7062 $ $ 3 phase shearing plant, 2 x Sunbeam 3 phase shearing plants, $ FREE TOWING $ LANDLORDS / TENANTS $ • Any Cars from $100 up to $ sack barrow, Stayﬁx 36 mains electric fence/energiser, GMF150 DE www.feildingfunerals.co.nz $ $1200 $ engineers grinder, plus large selection of small sundries $ 0800 123 666 $ Members of FDANZ, NZEA and BIE $ $

Conditions: Cash, cheque or EFTPOS on day of sale. GST WE-7174526AN $ All Conditions Dead or Alive Top Cash Paid $ $ ; ; ; $ exclusive (if any). Accepted ; Fast Service ; 24/7 Service Viewing during normal business hours. $ $ $ Support your local buyer $ Freephone: 0800 289 786 $ $ Need Extra Cash? $ FREE TOWING $ Ofﬁce: 06 323 5820 Fax: 06 323 6337 FOR WRECKING $ $

Simon McKay – 021 423 532 $ 6769992AA $ Email: [email protected] $ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Website: www.machineryandplant.co.nz WE-7284172AA Have a Need Extra Cash? GARAGE TV REPAIRS Have a • Please call me for a free rental appraisal. 0800 4 TELEFIX (0800 483 533) • I have great tenants already SALE 6770010AA GARAGE credit checked, ready to move in! For all aerial and For all your Appliance repairs satellite installations 4638647AA Washing Machines, Dishwashers, • 100% of my Feilding rentals are tenanted. (all Freeview channels) SALE Stoves, Fridges and Dryers • Help! I need more. and advertise and TV repairs and advertise PROPERTIES NOW AVAILABLE! it with us... Call Trevor or Lillian on 0800 4 TELEFIX it with us... Highﬁeld Rd,Rd Feilding ...... 5bm,5bm heaters,heaters d/gargd/garg.....$495p/w P: (06) 327 7258 • M: (027) 662 2809 Halcombe Rd, Feilding.....4bm, w/burn, d/garg.....$390p/w 15 Yrs Experience • Registered Technician • Servicing Rangitikei & Manawatu • Realistic Travel Charges Ring Bob 06 323 8601 or 021 586 488 www.watsonrealestate.co.nz

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28 HOMELANDS AVE FEILDING 4 159 FERGUSSON RD HALCOMBE 3 26 DUKE ST FEILDING 4 Stunning views, 5.8 acres (approx) Idyllic 5.7 Acre Lifestyle Family entertainer, new pool too Amanda Kevin Rebekah 2+ 2 2+ PA to Racheal Viewing by Appointment Viewing by Appointment Open Sunday 2:30-3:00pm 027 449 5983 027 448 1956 Administration $649,000 2 $595,000 2 $499,000 5 Racheal 027 201 8381 Kevin 027 448 1956 Racheal 027 201 8381 FGC453 FGF455 LS222 FGF472 I'm Sold! I'm Sold!

1329 COLYTON RD ASHHURST 3+2 11 FRASER DR FEILDING 4+ 6 CLEVELY LINE BUNNYTHORPE 4 19 FIONA CRES FEILDING 4 Home + Sleepout + 4 acres (approx) 227m2 home with spectacular views 4 bedroom home sitting on 1/2 an acre Location, location, location 1+1 2 2 2 Call Racheal to get SOLD Viewing by Appointment Viewing by Appointment Call Racheal to get SOLD $459,000 2 $449,000 2 $405,000 0 $369,000 2 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 FGD462 FGM466 NEW LISTING FGM471 FGR468 I'm Sold! I'm Sold!

159 DENBIGH ST FEILDING 4 7D MOUNTFORT GRV FEILDING 3 37 MAKINO RD FEILDING 3 7 ROOTS ST FEILDING 3 Beautifully transformed, must see! Tidy home, fully fenced backyard SOLID BRICK BUY HERE First home or investment - snap it up! 1+ 1 1 1 Open Sunday 1:45-2:15pm Call Racheal to get SOLD Open Sunday 1:00-1:30pm THE SOLD SIGN SPECIALIST $285,000 1CP $265,000 2 $239,000 1+ $229,000 1 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 Melanie 021 298 9823 FGM457 LS177 FGC467 FGR432 I'm Sold! I'm Sold!

12 MACMILLAN PL FEILDING 3 872A REID LINE EAST HIWINUI 42B CARGILL AVE FEILDING 2 ROOTS AND PHARAZYN ST FEILDING 1st home or investment - Won't last! Contoured 3.16 acre Hiwinui lifestyle New carpet,fenced rearyard,garden shed Large residential sections for sale 1 1 SOLD! – I NEED ANOTHER! Viewing by Appointment SOLD! – I NEED ANOTHER! Viewing by Appointment $209,000 1 $159,000 $149,000 1 $115,000 - $145,000 Catherine 027 492 0258 Catherine 027 492 0258 Catherine 027 492 0258 Racheal 027 201 8381 FGQ449 FGH392 LS276 FGM154

33 QUAIL AVE FEILDING 6 HARPER MEWS FEILDING 6 KNORP ST HALCOMBE 34 MILL ST MARTON 7098m2 lifestyle section - Mt Taylor Best lifestyle section ever 3944m2 2,023m2 section with country views Established and affordable section Viewing by Appointment Viewing by Appointment Viewing by Appointment Viewing by Appointment $125,000 $110,000 $42,000 $25,000 Melanie 021 298 9823 Racheal 027 201 8381 Racheal 027 201 8381 Kevin 027 448 1956

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JUST LIKE A NEW ONE! Ref: FGD462 MASSIVE HOME + 5 CAR GARAGE Ref: FGD469

JUST MOVE IN & ENJOY! FAMILY ENTERTAINER - SPACE FOR EVERYONE!

159 DENBIGH STREET, FEILDING 4 26 DUKE STREET, FEILDING 4 * Stylishly renovated inside & out, top to bottom, for you to enjoy * 400m2 family entertainer - you won't even know you have kids in the house * Brand new modern kitchen, bonus of 2nd toilet, heatpump too * Well heated with 2 log fires, heatpump & HRV system, tonnes of storage space * Easy care grounds, huge deck flows off the rear of the home 1+ * Expansive deck/patio areas, brand new in-ground salt water pool to enjoy 2+ * Sitting on a 444m2 (subject to title) section with carport & great fencing * Tucked away on private rear section, handy location & fantastic shedding! $285,000 1CP $499,000 5 OPEN SUNDAY 1:45-2:15PM OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-3:00PM Racheal Manning Racheal Manning Anytime 06 323 1559 Anytime 06 323 1559 mobile 027 201 8381 mobile 027 201 8381 [email protected] [email protected]

SOLID BRICK BUY HERE Ref: FGM471 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Ref: FGF472

I'm Sold!

** $239,000 ** ** NEW LISTING **

37 MAKINO ROAD, FEILDING 3 19 FIONA CRESCENT, FEILDING 4 * Solid brick 110m2 3 bedroom home, sitting on a 716m2 fenced section * Solid & reliable, with room to improve & add your own touches here * Open plan lounge, dining & kitchen, bonus of dishwasher too * 220m2 home with 3 double bedrooms & 1 single bedroom (or office) * Recently insulated underfloor and in the ceiling, gas heating 1 * Open plan spacious living areas, master with ensuite & walk-in robe 2 * Single garage with extra workshop space, handy location to Schools * 824m2 section, room to park extra vehicles too, lovely location $239,000 1+ $369,000 2 OPEN SUNDAY 1:00-1:30PM Call Racheal to get SOLD Racheal Manning Racheal Manning Anytime 06 323 1559 Anytime 06 323 1559 mobile 027 201 8381 mobile 027 201 8381 [email protected] [email protected]

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