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BRIEFLYLiquor bylawrevisited

A special meeting ofKawhia Community Boardlast Thursday resolved torecommend extending theLiquor Control Bylawrestriction in the townshipduring the festive season untilWaitangi Day.

This recommendation willbe forwarded to OtorohangaDistrict Council, which hasbeen consideringsubmissions on a potentialamendment to its LiquorControl Bylaw to impose therestrictions for a prolongedperiod. The recommendationwould see restrictionsimposed at Kawhia and Aoteafrom 4pm on December 23until Waitangi Day.

Ramble onThe 18th annual Altrusa

Home and Garden Ramblewill be held Sunday,November 3 this year.

Tickets ($25) are nowavailable from Te AwamutuInformation Centre,Playmates and Te AwamutuJewellery Boutique. Forfurther information contactRobyn Atherton (ph 8716846).

Don’t forgetSecondhand Sunday is

this weekend. Placeunwanted items for others tocollect outside your propertyon Sunday (10am-2pm).

If anything remains at 2pmplease bring items back in.

For more details refer toadvertisement (page 8) inTuesday’s edition.

Items needed’The Great Puahue

Garage Sale’ will be held onSaturday, November 2 in thecommunity hall.

The school wouldwelcome any donated itemsfor this event.

If you can help pleasecontact Stacey Carter (ph 8701447).

SundayBest wowRockquest finale

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JESSE AUSTIN performs at the Smokefreerockquest National Finals.Photo by Dave Thomson Imaginary Friends.

BY GRANT JOHNSTONWAXING LYRICALLyrics for songWake Up byJesse Austin:Wake up cherish our time,Together in this life,I say it’s true,Wake up to the lights,Blind, but still we fight,I say it’s true,And when we go, I say,And when we stay, I say,And when we go, I saygoodbye,For all of my days,Wake up count the stars,To find out where we are,I say it’s true,Wake up fill our heads,With tales to soon be dead,I say it’s true.

The title of the award winningsong written by Jesse Austinmight be Wake Up, but thePirongia-based student was look-ing to catch up on lost sleep thisweek.

Jesse’s song was performed byhis band SundayBest at the 2013Smokefreerockquest NationalFinals in Auckland on Saturdaynight.

The St Peter’s School threepiece band won the The LowdownBest Song Award with the prizebeing to have their song pro-fessionally recorded.

SundayBest was also placedthird in the bands final, winning$3000 in musical equipment fromthe Rockshop.

Jesse performs vocals and bass,while other band members arefellow Year 12 students CharlieVerberne (lead vocals and electricguitar) and Chris Milson (vocalsand drums).

The top six bands and top twosoloists in New Zealand’s onlynationwide, live, all original youthmusic contest played off the RayeFreedman Centre in front of acapacity crowd.

The judges — Welsh producerGreg Haver, The Edge assistant PDClint Roberts, Tanya Dean fromNZonAir, OpShop drummerBobby Kennedy and Pluto leadsinger Milan Borich — agreedeasily on the soloist and the topthree, but found it harder to rankthem first, second and third.

Jesse says he and his fellowband members were happy withtheir success and felt it showedthat their many hours of practicehad amounted to something.

For the past month they havebeen knocking out five 90 minutesessions each week in the lead upto the big night.

Jesse says Sam Trenwith fromHamilton has helped the bandimmensely, while on a personallevel he has enjoyed great support

from his parents, Graeme andHelen Austin. He has come a longway since appearing as the lead inPirongia School senior productionfour years ago.

The band will be eligible toenter again next year and in themeantime they are looking for-ward to recording Wake Up laterthis year — and catching up on lostsleep.

It’s been a big 25th anniversaryyear for Smokefreerockquest, withthe change in format to include asolo-duo category, 654 entriesplaying off nationwide, foundersand directors Glenn Common andPete Rainey receiving MNZMawards for services to New Zea-land music, and stars from Kimbrato Dave Dobbyn paying tribute tothe contest and the role it con-tinues to play on the Kiwi musicscene.

It was third time lucky for threepiece band A Bit Nigel, from Taupoand Rotorua, who took out thisyear’s top band prize, along withsolo winner, Harry Parsons fromCambridge.

Continued page 8.

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Morning tea and fun at Selwyn Centre todayGames and other activities

will be part of the SelwynCentre @ St Johns, as they areat the Pukekohe SelwynCentre.

With the appointment ofDot Watson as co-ordinator atthe Selwyn Centre @ StJohns, the centre is openingits doors with a morning teatoday at 9.30am at the StJohns Church Lounge.

Non-denominational and

open to all, both men andwomen, Dot Watson hopesthat people will take advan-tage of the opportunity andattend — a warm welcome forall is promised.

She says she hopes that thecommunity will respond tohelp our older people. She andanother management com-mittee member, Merle Olivervisited Papakura SelwynCentre early last week to see

how they ran their oper-ations. Mrs Watson says thatshe had picked up some goodideas and the trip was veryworthwhile.

The service, which will besmall to begin with, will berelaxed and flexible provid-ing a service for people whoare mainly living at homealone.

‘‘We hope to provide some-thing for everyone, ’ ’

convenor of the managementcommittee , KatherineO’Regan says. ‘‘Lonelinessleads to depression in olderpeople and this is one way ofbeating it. There will besocial events, activities, exer-cises, games and excursions.’’

If individuals know ofelderly people who mightbenefit from this service theyare encouraged to ring theparish office on 871 5568.

Gardens get new watering systemPlants at the Te Awamutu Rose

Gardens should feel perkier thissummer following the installationof a new watering system.

The $12,000 watering system waspart of a wider garden review thatlooked to make the running of thegardens more efficient.

By analysing and monitoringirrigation output, soil types androot depth Waipa District Councilhas been able to more accuratelycare for the plants.

Council’s Group Manager Ser-vice Delivery, Barry Bergin saidbetter knowledge and planning willmean the roses have less disease(fungi infections) on foliage whichin turn means council uses lesschemicals on the plants.

‘‘If we do this well it also meanswe better manage a finite watersupply, especially in the summermonths when accurate wateringmeans no waste and the roses stillthrive.’’

About 1700m of pipe and 180 newpop up sprinklers also means lessmaintenance and water loss fromthe old above ground structure.

The sprinklers water about 1500rose plants in 55 beds.

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TE AWAMUTU Lions President Doug Carson (right) congratulates John Glossop on his Lloyd MorganAward.

Te Awamutu Lions Clubrecently recognised the service ofJohn Glossop by awarding him aLife Membership of the LloydMorgan Lions Clubs CharitableTrust.

‘‘The LMLCCT was set up inmemory of New Zealand’s firstInternational President of theworld-wide Lions Clubsorganisation‘‘says Alan Taylor,Secretary of Te Awamutu LionsClub.

‘‘The Lloyd Morgan Life Mem-bership Award recognises out-standing service to the Lionsorganisation and the communityat large by Lion John Glossop ofTe Awamutu.’’

Mr Glossop joined Te Awa-mutu Lions in 2005 and quicklybecame an active member in allclub projects and activities.

‘‘He took up leadership roles invarious club committees and pro-jects, including organising theannual Food & Wine Festivals andco-ordinating the work of theclub’s ‘Kai Kart’ at National FieldDays.

‘‘He is a very dedicated clubmember who can be relied upon tocomplete all responsibilities hetakes on,’’ says Mr Taylor.

‘‘He has a particular skill insupporting and encouraging othermembers to also play their part in

club projects.’’ After completing ayear as Vice-President, MrGlossop became Te AwamutuLions Club President in the2011-2012 Lions year.

He then spent the followingyear as Immediate Past Presidentin supporting and mentoring thenew President and elected Boardof the Club.

‘‘Following the closure ofParawera School, Johnspearheaded a project thatresulted in the playground fromthe closed Parawera School beingrelocated to Castleton Park bymembers of the Te Awamutu andKihikihi Lions Clubs.

‘‘This was a project thatinvolved a lot of consultation andnegotiation with the previousBoard of Trustees of ParaweraSchool, the Waipa District Counciland also the companies and Lionsmembers who actually carried outthe work.

‘‘Once the Playground projectwas completed — John theninitiated a new stage to the projectthat involved the siting of twoseats (one at Castleton Park andone adjacent to the children’splayground by Te AwamutuEvents Centre) as a memorial totwo long-standing Te AwamutuLions Club members (John Berryand Norm Martin) who recently

passed away. ‘‘The successfulcompletion of these two projectswas due to the sound leadershipand dedication shown by John —and the Te Awamutu Lions Clubwas thrilled to initiate the processfor him to receive this well-deserved award.’’

Change of officersTe Awamutu Lions celebrated

their annual change of officers witha Christmas theme, which seemedappropriate on such a cold night.

A decorated Christmas tree, col-oured lights and table decorationsadorned the room, while membersand partners dressed to the theme.

The evening also includedChristmas carols, mulled wine, atraditional Christmas meal and aspecial guest from the North Polewho distributed gifts.

Incoming President DougCarson ran a quiz, while RosetownLion Melva Carter cleverly themedthe incoming team to parts of a carand particularly limousines torelate to Mr Carson’s business.

Highlight of the eveningincluded the awarding of a LloydMorgan Award (detailed above) andMick Foster being inducted as a newmember.

Anyone interested in joiningLions should contact Ian Fraser (ph871 5557).

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HOT■ Honest person who picked up my drivers licence outside Heathcotes Appliances. Thanks also to manager of Heathcotes for letting me know it had been handed in.

■ Thanks to lovely lady (Thelma) who brings in our rubbish bin every week.

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Waipa voters slow out of blocksTe Awamutu is leading the way in

Waipa District after the first nine daysof voting in the local governmentelections.

Up until Tuesday 1710 Te AwamutuWard voters (17.26 percent) hadreturned their voting papers,compared to 1514 (12 percent) in Cam-bridge Ward.

Voting overall in the district was4,555 or 13.88 percent, down at thisstage on the 2010 election when 16.72

percent had voted in the first nine days.In 2007, when there was no contest

for the Mayoralty with Alan Livingstonelected unopposed, there had been 13.20percent across the district at this stage,while in 2004 an impressive 20.09percent had exercised their votingrights.

Pirongia Ward saw 688 voters returntheir papers to date, Kakepuku Ward369 (15.79 percent) and Maungatautari274 (11 percent).

There are still 11 days of voting to bereceived (counting yesterday’s andtoday’s papers) and traditionally areasonable percentage of votes are castin the final few days.

Total number of voters to partici-pate in the elections as a percentage ofeligible voters was 40.89 percent in2010, 31.71 percent in 2007 and 41.85percent in 2004.

Voting papers for 2013 must bereceived by October 12.

Chance to help developNational Wetland Centre

A meeting is being held at Ohaupoon Monday night to form a volunteergroup to help restore the Rotopiko/Serpentine wetland reserve anddevelop the National Wetland Centre.

Residents will have seen the tallgreen fence snaking its way across thepaddocks at the Rotopiko/Lake Ser-pentine Reserve on SH3 south ofOhaupo.

Built by the National WetlandTrust, the fence is part of anambitious project to eradicate pestanimals, restore the reserve, andbuild a National Wetland Centre.

The fence has been built aroundEast Lake — one of the best peat lakesin the Region — and a stand of ancientkahikatea trees where a long-tailedbat was recently recorded.

It also includes a restored giantcane rush bog, where the elusiveHoudini moth lives.

Other wildlife confirmed at the siteincludes Australasian bittern and

North Island fernbird.Once pests are removed their num-

bers are expected to climb, and otherthreatened species may be re-introduced.

The Trust is welcoming the publicto join them in this exciting ventureand is particularly keen to have TeAwamutu and Ohaupo residents comealong to the meeting to form a‘Friends of Rotopiko’ group.

Members of the friends group canchoose whether to be simply keptinformed via a newsletter, or tobecome an active member.

Active members can choose from arange of volunteer opportunitiesincluding restoration activities(planting, monitoring, speciestranslocations, track building),wetland centre design/exhibits/edu-cation activities, fundraising/eventsorganising and much more.

Volunteers will not only get a senseof satisfaction contributing to

improving the environment they canalso meet new people, learn newskills, keep fit, and enjoy time out-doors in a lovely setting.

Working as a volunteer is also agreat bridge to re-enter the workforce,or to boost the CV of young job-seekers.

Already dozens of students from TeAwamutu Intermediate have beenplanting and monitoring wildlife atthe site, setting a great example of thesort of community involvement theTrust would love to see more of.

The fence was funded by grantsfrom the Waikato River Clean-upTrust, Waikato Catchment EcologicalEnhancement Trust, Lottery Environ-ment and Heritage Fund, the WaikatoRegional Council, WEL Energy Trustand Trust Waikato.

■ Monday night’s meeting is beingheld at the Ohaupo Bowls clubroomsfrom 5.30 — all welcome.

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Election time it’s easy for candidates to makepromises full of generalisations and political bluff.

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CUP CONTENDER: Whoshe winning the Wanganui Guineas for local trainer RichardOtto in September, 2011.

First Spring Cupat Waipa Sunday

Little Afie Brown willattempt to complete an his-toric double when he linesup in the Freightlines TeAwamutu Spring Cup atWaipa on Sunday.

Cambridge jockeyRogan Norvall guidedLittle Alfie Brown to anupset win in theFreightlines Te AwamutuCup in July.

That meeting was sadlythe last held on a Saturdayat Te Awamutu and was

the last ‘Te Awamutu Cup’to be staged in the winter.

The Cup race, now to bestaged annually on aSunday in October, will becalled the Freightlines TeAwamutu Spring Cup —reverting back to the tra-ditional distance of 2000mafter the 1580m the TeAwamutu Cup has beenrun over in recent years.

Top weight in Sunday’sfeature will be Taurangavisitor John Gray, while

Te Awamutu stables willbe represented by RichardOtto’s well-performed greymare Whoshe and Dale andKatie Bussey’s Hydrogen.

The nine race pro-gramme commences at12.15pm and admission isfree. There will be enter-tainment by JohnnyNelson’s band and abouncy castle for children,as well as lucky draws forpunters with losing ticketsafter each race.

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Home and Garden Show returns

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TE AWAMUTU’s Hard as Rocks (whose work features in thisHamilton showhome) will have a stand at this year’s WaikatoHome and Garden Show.

THE FACTSThe 2013Waikato Homeand Garden Show takesplace at ClaudelandsEvents Centre, BrooklynRoad, Hamilton: Thursday,October 3: 10am-6pm;Friday, October 4: 10am-10pm; Saturday, October 5:10am-6pm; Sunday,October 6: 10am-6pm.Admission: adults $16,children under 16 free ifaccompanied by an adult,‘Supercitizens’ half priceon Thursday.

It’s time to get out theplans and sketches and headto the Claudelands EventsCentre to experience the lat-est advances for the homeand garden and to takeadvantage of free advice fromindustry experts.

The country’s leading con-sumer event is celebrating its29th year with an extrava-ganza of fantastic products,prizes, gourmet food anddirect to consumer prices.

Visitors can take advan-tage of a host of free advice onrenovation, building anddesign, cooking, colour. Com-petitions include the SimonGault Home Cuisine competi-tion, great Smeg stand prizes,the Kids Can Cook competi-tion and the amazing $6,000hi tech home space modulecompetition as well as a$61,000 home prize package.

For the first time, Smith &S o n s , h o m e r e n o v a t i o nspecialists are offering freeconsultations in the Reno-vation Court. Visitors plan-ning to renovate are able topre-book a 20 minute con-sultation to ask an expert foradvice and ideas for theirproject.

To pre-book your freerenovation consultation;telephone Smith & Sonsoffice 07 855 828 or 027 959 193o r s e n d a n e m a i l t oc har l ie . r obins on@s m it h-sons.co.nz

The New Zealand Land-scape Design Awards havebeen a hallmark of the showfor more than 20 years. Thisyear designers will createtheir own Sustainable Back-yard.

Working wood-fired pizzaovens, fire places, waterfeatures, artisan works,unique furniture, outdoorl i g h t i n g a n d o r i g i n a lplanters are just some of thefeatures that we can expect tobe incorporated into thesedisplays. Visitors are invitedto cast a People’s Choice voteand go in to win a $1000 giftvoucher from Classic Hits..

New this year are theaward winning Zeffer CiderBar and craft beers fromTuatara Breweries, the Out-door Living and DesignCourt, and the Gourmet FoodPavilion featuring hundredsof artisan products fromthroughout New Zealand.

The all new Italian Cafeand Wine Bar in the VillageGreen features Pastamia tra-ditional home-made pastaand sauces and Kalex OtagoWines along with a range ofunique Tuscany Statues.

The Stables cafe bar andgallery will be a great place

to unwind and refresh,t a k i n g i n a r t , h i s t o r y ,inspiration and sustenancein the historical A&P Stablescomplex. Keen to up the gamefrom their successful ‘BlokesShed’ debut at last year’se v e n t , c r a f t b r e w e r sShunters Yard will showcasea range of boutique beersbrewed in their Matangipremises.

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Plenty of variety at Pirongia Craft Day

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FAMILY AFFAIR: Ocean Inlays Jewellery stall at PirongiaCraft Day was a family event for Raglan couple YannisPetzold and Monika de la Cruz and their children Luna (5)and Silva (2). Although they attend markets year round,the Pirongia event signals the start of the busy seasonwhich lasts through to April and takes them fromCoromandel to Wellington.

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SAMANTHA FRASER (10), daughter of piper BarrieFraser, collected donations for Te Awamutu and DistrictHighland Pipe Band which entertained again at thisyear’s Pirongia Craft Day. Samantha is learning the sidedrums.

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TOP SHOPPERS: Cedrick Uerata and Donna Abernathy,with granddaughter Khloe Woodward make their wayback to the car park with their booty.

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PENCIL POWER: Cassidy and Taylor Hanna from Te Ukuand their mum Amy admire clever wooden pencilcreations.

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VISITING family in Te Awamutu during school holidaysled to a visit to Pirongia Craft Day for WellingtonianMalachi Taylor and his mum Stephanie, pictured ‘talkingturkey’ with Matamata’s Ruth Flanagan at her Bill andBen flowerpot men stall.

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PIRONGIA School’s kapa haka group entertained thecrowd.


CRIMELINETe Awamutu Police 872 0100

EMERGENCY 111Te Awamutu Police have dealt with

the following matters since last week:Tuesday, September 24:Green/grey Honda CRV (CSD65)

stolen from Gleneagles Drive.Intoxicated 21-year-old male at local

motel taken to Hamilton for detox.Stolen vehicle located at local

address, 17-year-old female from Gis-borne arrested. Firearm found insidevehicle, drugs located at address.

Wednesday, September 25:Wanganui man (26) arrested on

outstanding warrants.Vehicle broken into outside Rewi

Street address, damage to ignitionbarrell.

Blue/silver Mitsubishi Pajero (WY3704) stolen from Otawhiao Street.

Burglary at Whittaker Street.White van seen at address. Two largescreen televisions taken.

Burglary at farm house on BayleyRoad, Parawera. Queen mink blanketand Swazi jacket taken.

Two vehicle crash at McLureStreet, Pirongia.

Thursday, September 26:Burglary at Pakura Street address.

Two iPods, three laptops, Canoncamera, Australian currency andassorted clothing taken.

Trailer carrying cream behindtruck rolled on Cambridge Road.

Friday, September 27:Police stop local male to arrest,

before he drives off. Pursuit follows,but abandoned due to dangerous driv-ing by offender. Driver later locatedand vehicle impounded.

Vehicle broken into on Bank Street,steering console damaged.

Toyota Corolla (PY 9336) stolenfrom Fairview Road.

Spate of graffiti around townreported.

Saturday, September 28:Woman (27) driver seen stopped on

bridge, vomiting out door. Processedfor EBA, license suspended.

Domestic dispute, Te Rahu Road.Domestic dispute, Pokuru, male

served with Police Safety Order.Two shoplifters at The Warehouse

processed by Youth Aid Section.Female shoplifter reported at Super

Liquor, seen on CCTV footage puttingbottles in bag.

More graffiti reported.Sunday, September 29:Number plate (DRS922) stolen from

vehicle on Lyon Street.24 hour Victim Support is available by

phoning 0800 VICTIM (0800 842846).

Third timelucky...From page 1.

A Bit Nigel are from Taupo-nui-a-TiaCollege and Rotorua Boys’ High School.They are Hamish Nixon (lead vocals,guitar and synth), Sam Marshall (vocals,bass, synth), and Manawa Veitayaki(drums and backing vocals).

Solo-duo section winner HarryParsons is in Year 12 at Cambridge HighSchool. He went solo this year and movedfrom punk and metal to more folk andalternative songs.

It is the fourth time Harry has enteredSmokefreerockquest and he says hisperformance at the final was the mostcomfortable he has felt on stage.

A Bit Nigel spokesman Hamish Nixonsays though other people were talkingthem up, they’re hard on themselves anddidn’t expect to win.

‘‘We’ve been experimenting for threeyears and we finally found what thejudges wanted,’’ he said.

Splitting A Bit Nigel and SundayBestwas The Moots, Auckland Central — afunk-rock three piece from St KentigernCollege, Western Springs College, andWestlake Boys’ High School; membersare Alexandre de Reuck (drums), GuyBeca (bass) and Gabriel Everett (leadvocals and electric guitar). The won $5,000in musical equipment from the Rockshop.

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Experts: Bad teeth hurts healthA whole range of people employed to

protect the public’s health are voicingconcerns about what will happen if thequality of Hamilton’s teeth declines dueto drinking non-fluoridated water.

In addition to the *93.5 per cent ofNew Zealand dentists who support com-munity water fluoridation GPs, hospitaldoctors, nurses, specialists, surgeons,community and public health workers,and allied health staff are urging theirpatients to vote for fluoride being addedto the water in their voting papers overthe coming weeks.

They say that having infected, weakand decayed teeth can lead to all sorts ofhealth problems — many of whichpeople don’t realise.

Waikato Hospital cardiologist DrRaewyn Fisher says: ‘‘The effects ofpoor dental and oral health can extend

to heart problems in all age groups.‘‘The Waikato region still has a

relatively high incidence of rheumaticfever and rheumatic heart disease caus-ing heart valve damage.

‘‘These damaged heart valves are atfurther risk of infection which canresult in serious illness (endocarditis)resulting in prolonged hospitalisation,often high-risk cardiac surgery, strokeand even death.

‘‘The most common reason for valveinfection is spread of infection from themouth/teeth. We not infrequently seeyoung patients present with life-threatening infection which could havebeen prevented by good dental health.’’

Meanwhile, Waikato District HealthBoard’s Paediatrics team and WaikidsClinical Unit Leader Dr Dave Grahamhad the following to say: ‘‘It is now well

known that poor oral health can resultin other preventable chronic diseases.

‘‘With a greater emphasis on preven-tion and non-invasive treatments inearly childhood, the rate of dentalissues and carries risk declines, helpingto reduce the risk of developing achronic disease later in life.

‘‘While the onus is appropriatelyplaced upon parents and caregivers toensure children have healthy diets anddental habits conducive to good oralhealth, many children are not fortunateenough to experience these basiccares.’’■ For more information on the benefitsof community water fluoridation, visitw w w . w a i k a t o d h b . h e a l t h . n z o rwww.fluoridefacts.govt.nz

* (Source: New Zealand DentalAssociation, 2013)


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SENIOR Boys’ teammember KahuWetere scores twovaluable points inthe final againstCambridge Gold.

After several seasons of try-ing, Te Awamutu College hasfinally won the SecondarySchools’ Central CountryBasketball title for both Juniorand Senior Boys’ Grades.

Their success came at theexpense of Waipa neighbours,Cambridge.

The Junior Boys final was aclosely fought affair, especiallytowards the end of the fourthquarter when Cambridge closedthe gap to just three points.

But Te Awamutu held on torun the clock down, winning 36— 33.

Captain Petera Waitai wastop scorer and was ably backedup Ricky Waitai, Tom Higgins,Tane Hutchinson and LukeMurphy.

In a mark of respect for thenew title holders, Cambridgeperformed a haka beforehanding over the Golden Balltrophy which they have held onmany previous occasions.

UPSET WINIt was the Senior Boys’ game

that proved to be a real boilover,however. Cambridge had beenthe most dominant side allseason, but fell at the finalhurdle to an enthusiastic TeAwamutu side. Cambridge heldthe lead in the opening twoquarters, albeit by only a fewpoints. The turning point in thegame came in the third quarterwhen Herewini Hohepa pulledof a flying slam dunk.

Cambridge then hit foultrouble and failed to convertopportunities, falling furtherbehind. Eventually Te Awa-mutu secured the upset win, 52— 40.

Chairman of the Te Awa-

mutu College Basketball ClubGraeme Huia says it proved tobe an amazing finals night for TeAwamutu. ‘‘What a great sightto see our teams holding alofttwo Golden Ball trophies andwhat a great way for Te Awa-

mutu College to finish theseason. ‘‘We thank the schoolstaff, parents, players, sup-porters and sponsors for makingthis season such a success andwe look forward to doing it allagain next year.’’

Top seasonfor hockey

Te Awamutu College’s6-aside hockey team had anoutstanding season winningall of their games in theGallagher 6-Aside SecondarySchools Competition.

The competition isdesigned to develop newplayers, with teams made up ofnewcomers and one moreexperienced player.

Te Awamutu Collegeteacher in charge of hockey,Melissa Thompson, says it alsoaims to introduce players sothat they will go on to competi-tive teams the following year.

‘‘As it turns out, twoplayers — Angel Howell-Campbell and Hayley Hill —learned the basic skills so wellthey moved up to play for the1st XI.

‘‘Rebecca Yarndley decidedto train as a goalie and workedclosely with coach, JillMorgan. As a result, sheplayed not only in the 6-Asideteam, she also took over asgoalie for the 1st XI when theteam moved up to B Grade.

‘‘Jaimee Hutchinson was amore experienced player whotook on the responsibility ofteam captain, a job she didadmirably. Sarah Gaylor andSamantha Hall, both new tohockey, joined the team aboutfour games into the season andto their credit slotted straightin.

‘‘The team didn’t lose agame, although they had someclose calls.

‘‘They proved to be deter-mined and always came outfighting.’’

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Expo proves a winner

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HOME EXPO visitor Alison Thomson receives her prize from Nicki Paul(Heathcotes) and Julie Hughes (LJ Hooker).

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VISITORS to this year’s Home Expo were slightly down, which hasprompted organisers to make the event a biennial one.

PHOTO: EMILIANO LARDONE, OPEN2VIEW

BY CATHY ASPLIN

Alison Thomson, thelucky winner of a new wash-ing machine fromHeathcotes, recently col-lected her prize.

Mrs Thomson was drawnout as the winner of the doorprize at this year’s Te Awa-mutu LJ Hooker Home Expo.

Expo co-ordinator KasiHagan says the numbers ofvisitors through the door thisyear were slightly down onlast year, but the event stillraised just over $15,000 forcharity.

‘‘Of this total $3695 wasraised from the auction,which was a great result. Wehad a silent auction with atwist this year, whichallowed more people to takepart.

‘‘Thanks to everyone fortheir wonderful support ofthis year’s Home Expo.’’

The Home Expo Trust’srecent meeting determinedthe distribution of the funds,with Plunket the main bene-ficiary.

Mrs Hagan says the LJHooker team has a key aim ofsupporting families in ourlocal area.

‘‘Plunket provides a valu-able service to our commun-ity and this service requiresconstant fundraising at acommunity level, so the LJHooker team is delighted towork with Plunket to supportour local families.’’

After much discussion theTrust also decided to makethe expo a biennial event, sothe next LJ Hooker HomeExpo will be staged in 2015.

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Set on a generous 5635m² of landscaped grounds, this unique residence offers a sheltered environment of peace and privacy with the gentle sound of birdlife. The villa exudes character with stained glass, ornate ceilings, native timber and a stunning high stud. Beyond the villa is the 1880 Mangapiko Schoolhouse. The Schoolhouse is also brimful of character and features. Sheltered verandahs entice you outside and double garaging plus ancillary sheds provide ample storage. Join us at the Open Day and you’ll be captivated!

21 Bruce Road

SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.A MEMBER OF THE BAYLEYS REALTY GROUP

UNIQUE COUNTRY RESIDENCE Te Awamutu

Auction 11am,Thurs 17 Oct 2013 (unless sold prior)Cnr London & Victoria Sts, Hamilton

Stuart Gudsell AREINZM 021 951 [email protected]

Sharon James AREINZM 027 235 [email protected]

Located in the very popular Tauriko school zone, and on the school bus route,this secluded 6 hectare lifestyle farm lends itself to multiple land uses. The well formed driveway leads you to the delightful rural setting opening up to sunny, north facing fl at contoured grazing land. Loads of privacy here.The modest three bedroom home, with its timber sarked walls and ceilings, absorbs the all day sun, releasing this pleasant aroma. There is ample room for parking or to turn the horse fl oat, boat or the camper van around here. The shedding provides ample storage for all the toys and with water reticulated around the block sheep, cattle, horses or even horticulture are options. This property has extended views towards Mount Maunganui and Mayor Island for your future enjoyment.Price: $499,000Land: 6.02 hectares House: 3 bedroom dwellingImprovements: Ample shedding –

implements plus hayContour: Majority fl atOptions: Sheep, cattle, horses,

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Contact details:Phil MangosM 027 496 5995B 07 579 [email protected]

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This versatile 6.9 hectare property provides the owners with a very attractive lifestyle situated as it is above Lake Arapuni. Utilised as a dairy support block the property is equipped for calf rearing with 130 calves being reared this season. Contour is gently undulating. Infrastructure includes a calf rearing shed and support sheds. The four bedroom cottage enjoys views across Lake Arapuni and towards Mount Maungatautari.The Pukeatua area offers many outdoor pursuits and with such close proximity to Lake Arapuni trout will no doubt be on the menu. This lifestyle property is a great find – all it needs is you!

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Stuart Gudsell AREINZM 021 951 [email protected]

Sharon James AREINZM 027 235 [email protected]

134 Mangare Road


Women in driver’s seat

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MORE women are driving tractors as the number offemales involved in the dairy industry increases.

The negative side ofmore women beinginvolved in dairy farmingis a greater number alsoinvolved in farmingaccidents involving farmmachinery.

Tractors, one of themore dangerous machinesused on farms, areinvolved in nearly 20percent of all fatal farmaccidents.

A quick look at theDepartment of Labour’swebsite also shows thatnearly every agriculturalfatality in 2012 involved afarming vehicle.

In what is believed to bethe first training of its kindfor dairy farming women,the Dairy Women’s Net-work (DWN) and agricul-tural equipment dealerAGrowQuip are bringingJohn Deere representa-tives together to deliver afree tractor and all-terrainvehicle safety workshop inTe Awamutu.

DWN executive chairMichelle Wilson saystractors and all-terrainvehicles are two of themost important vehicleson the farm, which peoplebecome very familiar withand sometimes take forgranted.

‘‘Nobody thinks theyare going to have an acci-dent, especially when youhave worked around thesemachines your entire life.

‘‘Dairy farming womenwho have recently startedworking on farm vehicles,or would like to and wantto learn some safety basics,will find this training day a

great investment of theirtime because they will usetheir learning a lot, includ-ing sharing it with theirfamily and farm team,’’Mrs Wilson says.

AGrowQuip chief oper-ating officer AlanCottington says thecompany’s connectionwith John Deere, whichhas an international repu-tation for product safety,has secured productspecialist Sarah Ross fromBrisbane, and New Zea-land territory managersMark Hamilton-Mannsand Ben Suffield to deliverthe workshop.

They’ll also be joined byrepresentatives fromHazardCo, LowerEmissions andAGrowQuip.

Mr Cottington says inthe past two yearsAGrowQuip has seen ashift in purchase behavi-our from quad bikes tosafer all-terrain vehicleslike the John Deere Gator,

because of safety featuressuch as roll cages, two-person seating and seatbelts and storage capacityfor transporting toolssecurely around the farm.

‘‘We’ve certainlynoticed that the larger cor-porate farm operations aremuch more safety con-scious in their purchasingdecisions and are movingaway from quads andATVs,’’ Mr Cottingtonsays.

Two tractors and twoGators will be operating atthe regional workshop andparticipants will gethands-on learning.

The Te Awamutu work-shop is on Thursday, Octo-ber 10 at Ag-Research,Farm Road (off Te MawhaiRoad), Tokanui. It is opento all women working inthe dairy industry andtheir families.

For more informationand to register visitwww.dwn.co.nz or phone0800 396 748.

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Murray Cleland FREINZ (Principal) 021 950 445Licenced AuctioneerSharon Laurenson (Ocean Rd) 027 662 3164Andrew McGee (Ocean Rd) 021 135 5158Pete Sheppard (Ocean Rd) 027 609 4955Julian West (Ocean Rd) 027 222 4364Jenny Blomeley (Port Rd) 027 483 4535Phil Pratt (Port Rd) 027 449 2977Nancy Millett (Port Rd) 021 517 708Michael Paris (Port Rd) 027 498 9868Dave Anderson (Port Rd & Whiritoa) 021 790 488Renee Jacobsen (Port Rd & Whiritoa) 021 250 8541

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Auction: On site 1pm Saturday 5th OctoberView: 12 Noon Saturdaywww.beachproperty.co.nz/6571

108 Brook PlaceLocated in a quiet spot very close to the Otahu Estuaryand surf beach. 3 bedrooms plus loft, large fl at fullyfenced and gated section with plenty of room for cars,boats, positioned perfectly to enjoy indoor outdoor living

108 Brook PlaceLocated in a quiet spot very close to the Otahu Estuaryand surf beach. 3 bedrooms plus loft, large fl at fullyfenced and gated section with plenty of room for cars,boats, positioned perfectly to enjoy indoor outdoor living

Dave Anderson & Renee JacobsenM 021 790 488E [email protected] ce 0800 365 912

Auction: On site 2pm Sunday 27th OctoberView: 1pm Saturday & Sundaywww.beachproperty.co.nz/6586

202 Beverley TerraceDon’t miss this opportunity to purchase this fabulous home. It is not about the view with this property, it is about where it is, as these properties on Beverley Terrace are as rare as hen’s teeth. Whether you’re out on the entertaining deck or inside after a full day on the sea you will appreciate the neutral decor and relaxing environment.

Nancy Millett M 021 517 708E [email protected] ce 0800 658 491

Jenny Blomeley M 027 4834 535E [email protected] ce 0800 658 491

Auction: On site 1pm Saturday 26th OctoberView: 1pm Saturdaywww.beachproperty.co.nz/6585

216 Rangi AvenueThis very tidy 2 bedroom bach on a full 809sqm sectionhas loads of potential. Great indoor outdoor fl ow withpetonque area. The home has recently had the exteriorpainted and a new colour steel roof. Loads of off street parking for the boat.A very short stroll to the beach via beach access 16. A great site for further development and possible sea views

Michael ParisM 027 4989 868E [email protected] ce 0800 658 491

Auction: On site 1pm Sunday 27th OctoberView: 12 Noon Sundaywww.beachproperty.co.nz/6567

203B Esplanade DrivePrime water front spot on Whangamata’s famous Surf Beach. Properties on this little stretch of the Esplanade are rarely available. Facilities include four bedrooms (master with ensuite and sun room), open plan kitchen and living upstairs plus guests’ kitchenette and bedrooms down stairs. Extras include Hydraulic Lift, Internal Access Garage and Security System. Suitable as a permanent home or magic holiday pad come and choosefor yourself.

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Hill too tough for TalmageRyan Hill withstood a

stern challenge from BrettTalmage to win the men’sstrokeplay championship bytwo shots at Pirongia GolfClub. Big hitting Hilltriumphed with a 54-holeaggregate of 221, fromTalmage on 223 and DavidSeager 226.

The intermediate cham-pionship was won by ever-green Bill Fox with 250gross. He was four shotsclear of the runner-up GaryRusso on 254, followed byStephen Law 255 and RayShaw, Ken Bardsley, JohnStaples 261. The leadchanged each round beforeFox cemented his win with afinal round 80 off-the-stick.

Stan Rees convincinglywon the junior division bynine shots with 266, fromDon Livingstone 275, JohnNielson 275 and CharlieColes, Eddie Hughes 276.

Kevin Nickson wasequally impressive winningthe junior B title by nineshots with 299.

Pat Ryan was runner-upon 308, ahead of TerryCharlesworth 312.

The Stan Francis Cup(best nett over first threerounds of strokeplay) wentto Kevin Appleby with 206nett, from Brett Talmage 209and Steven Law 210.

The Veterans Cup (bestthree rounds) was won byCharlie Coles, by lot from

Stan Rees, with John Creekthird. Another round of theRyan Cup on par was heldon Sunday.

Senior: Phillip Eyre +3,Kevin Appleby +3, RayBudgen, Peter Thompson+2, Andrew Johnston, KenBardsley +1, CraigMcKellow all square.

Junior: Kevin Nickson+5, Dave Lamb, GrahamTocker +4, Pat Ryan +3,Terry Charlesworth, HansNieremeijer, Dave Peryer+2, Ron Parsons +1, DickThomas all square.

Ladies: AddieNieremeijer +4.

Longest putt: DeniseGoile. Closest to pin on nine:Peter Thompson.

Taylor proves bestin reduced scramble

Richard Taylor faredbest with 40 stableford inSunday’s club scramble atTe Awamutu Golf Club.

Taylor was two pointsclear of the runner-up,Sylvia Gooch, with DavidGeorge a further twopoints in arrears on 36.

George scored the onlytwo.

Weather conditionsresulted in a smaller thanusual field contesting theopen midweek all-instableford competition.

The joint winners were

Rewa Hawira and JohnStaples with 39 points,from Vic Roberts, BillHawira, Bob Longden 38and Bill Bain 37.

Top team, with 109points, comprised PercyKapa, Stan Rees and PeterBooth.

The women’s day clubscramble was jointly wonby Mary Strack and JulieStevanon with 36stableford.

Leading scorers in thenine-hole division wereUlla Collins, Linda McFall,

Margaret Collings all with15 stableford and Ann Dob-son 14.

Wayne McGregor tookout the Wednesday/Fridayp.m. scramble with 40stableford, from BruceWebster 37 and Tim Crotty35.

Best of the Veteran menlast Thursday were GeorgeVanner and Percy Kapaeach with 39 stableford,Dave Morgan 38, VicSmart, Alan Lancaster 37and Sid Lim, HermanOosterman, Bill Bain 36.


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Petch shows world-class talent

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OUT ON HER OWN: Rebecca Petch enroute towinning the senior girls’ under-15 nationalteam trial at Te Awamutu BMX track onSunday.

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LEFT: WORLD No. 3 Mason James of TeAwamutu (in orange) disputing the lead inone of the New Zealand Mighty 11 team trials.

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NEW ZEALAND senior boys’ team captain Bailey Reese (W8) and Te Awamutu’sJoshua Smith (311) in full flight at Castleton Park.

BY COLIN THORSEN

Rebecca Petch displayed all her worldclass attributes winning the New Zealandsenior girls’ BMX trial — clinching thecaptaincy for the upcoming test seriesagainst Australia to boot.

The national age group champion did notdrop a lap all day on her hometown trackwhile trialling for the national team.

The test series is being held at TeAwamutu’s Castleton Park track at LabourWeekend in conjunction with the NorthIsland Championship.

The Pre North Islands were held inconjunction with the test team trials at TeAwamutu on Sunday, attracting riders fromas far afield as Invercargill.

Racing was hard and fast all day, makingfor some great spectator viewing.

Mighty 11 team triallist Mason Jamesfought back from a crash in one of his heatraces to make the final, only to get caught upin traffic, unable to get himself into the allimportant fourth spot needed to make theteam — missing out by two points.

Only the top two 15-year-old and top two14-year-old riders make the senior boys’ andgirls’ teams.

Senior boys’ team triallist Josh Smith (15)went tantalising close to feature in the testseries, coming up short by just one point.

His club-mate Clay Merito (14) rodeoutstandingly to secure one of the spots inthe national team.

Courtney Brunton was also on form butwas up against the likes of Petch and currentWorld No. 2 Zoe Fleming who took out thesecond spot up for grabs in the 15 year girls’team.

All of the other Te Awamutu triallistsheld their own against top class opposition.

As well as the trials, there was age groupracing for everyone.

Many of the local riders made finals,several of them making it onto the podiumwhich augurs well for them picking up a titleat the North Island champs in a month’stime.


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OVER THE MOON: Matthew Smith celebrates being selected as a ‘Global Messenger’ to spread theSpecial Olympics message.

SpecialOlympiangoingplacesBY COLIN THORSEN

‘Barriers need to bebroken and people’s

mindsets aboutSpecial Olympics anddisabilities need to be

changed.’MATTHEW SMITH

Te Awamutu’s MatthewSmith is going to be one of thefaces of Special Olympics NewZealand in 2014.

The 19-year-old has beenselected for next year’s NationalAthlete Leadership Programmeafter being nominated as a ‘Glo-bal Messenger’ by SpecialOlympics Te Awamutu.

Smith went for an interviewin Wellington (flew by himself)and sat in front of a panel todeliver his three minute speech.

Special Olympics Te Awa-mutu chairperson, Shelley Blairsays the news of his selection isabsolutely fabulous.

The purpose of a global mes-senger is to promote, educate andinform about the mission, philos-ophy, benefits and direction ofSpecial Olympics through publicspeaking and public appearanceson behalf of Special OlympicsNew Zealand.

‘‘Since being part of SpecialOlympics Te Awamutu,Matthew’s confidence has grownconsiderably,’’ says Blair.

‘‘His swimming is outstand-ing.

‘‘He races against himselfeverytime in the pool and is just

getting better, making him adefinite candidate to nominate asfar as we were concerned.’’

The responsibilities of a Glo-bal Messenger is to attend GlobalMessenger workshops that focuson goal setting and leadership,media relations, public speaking,future planning, attendingscheduled presentations,speeches and appearances.

Matthew’s speechHis speech presented to the

panel at the interview in Well-ington:

Kia Ora, my name is MatthewSmith and I represent SpecialOlympics Te Awamutu.

I first heard of Special Olympicswhen I started High School atHillcrest High, Hamilton.

I participated with the otherstudents from the I.L.C in differentsports, including aquatics, soccer,basketball, ten pin bowling andathletics.

In 2010 Special Olympics TeAwamutu had an open day which Iattended with my mum and then Ijoined swimming.

When I first started I didn’t

know how to swim properly butShelley, our coach, patientlytaught me week after week and Ihave got a lot better now I can doall the strokes.

I have also improved my fitnessand now, at training, I can swimmore than 20 lengths.

I challenge myself to improvemy swimming and my times andwhen I go to swim meets I do myvery best for myself and Te Awa-mutu Special Olympics.

We get lots of public responsefrom the articles in the Te Awa-mutu Courier — it is a good way to

get the message out into thecommunity, that we can achievegoals even though we have dis-abilities.

Without our volunteers wewould not be as successful. Theygive up their time to train us,support us, encourage us andtransport us to swim meets.

When I first started swimmingwith Special Olympics, Te Awa-mutu only had eight swimmers —now we have over 30.

When new members come wehelp them, support them andencourage them. It gives them theopportunity to not only swim butmake new friends.

If I am successful as a GlobalMessenger, I want to get themessage out into the communitiesabout Special Olympics — to tellpeople that even though we havedisabilities of all kinds, it doesn’tmean we can’t do things becausewe can.

It may take us longer but ourdetermination to achieve willmake us gain our goals.

Barriers need to be broken andpeople’s mindsets about SpecialOlympics and disabilities need tobe changed — after all we arehuman like them.

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Our existing Pilot Craig Shearer has decided after 15 years of service as both a loader driver and a base pilot manager for Rotor Work Limited, that he would like to take a break from fl ying and reassess his career options, we would like to take this opportunity to thank Craig for his hard work and his loyal service to the company, we wish Craig all the best in his future ventures.

We will be Introducing Adam McKenna to take up the challenge that Craig has laid down.

Adam has worked for Rotor Work Limited for seven years as both a loader driver and a base pilot manager in the King Country area. He was also trained by the company Chief Pilot and owner Ben Dellow in the same way that Craig was.

Adam is keen to take on the opportunity to move north and take up where Craig left off. He is a keen, energetic young man looking to build a future in the Te Awamutu/Otorohanga area.

Both Rotor Work Limited and Craig would like to thank all the clients that Craig has worked for over the past years for their loyalty and support. The operation will remain unchangedand Craig will be working closely with Adam over the next while to facilitate a smooth change over to Adam for those valued clients.

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Weaver good shot atclimbing to medal

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JASMINE WEAVER

BY COLIN THORSEN

Jasmine Weaver hasgood odds of medalling atthe New Zealand Climbingnational championships inRotorua.

The 11-year-old goes intoSaturday’s competition withconfidence high afterplacing first and thirdrespectively at the ExtremeEdge Regionals at Glen Edenand Panmure — competingup in the under-14 agegroup.

The youngster says shehas been competing in theolder age group in thisyear’s regionals to preparefor when she steps up tounder-14 competition in2014.

Her victory at Glen Edenwas a remarkable feat afterhaving qualified in eighthspot for the finals.

Being considerablyshorter than her olderopponents, Weaver wasunable to reach the finalhole on the wall in qualify-

ing. ‘‘It was frustratingqualifying last, the pre-defined route was set up‘reachy’ for the taller girls,’’says the Year 7 student at TeAwamutu IntermediateSchool.

‘‘Fortunately, the routechanged for the finals —being more suited to theshorter people, but the tallergirls could do it if strongenough.’’

As it turned out, Weaverwas the only climberamongst the finalists to

reach the summit of theformation, clinching firstplace outright.

She is after her secondnational title in 2013 at Roto-rua, having taking outClimbing New Zealand’sunder-12 National Cupseries in August with winsin Rotorua and Christ-church.

She will have two climbsto qualify, followed by thefinals climb off.

Doug McCauley, one ofher personal coaches atExtreme Edge in Hamilton,says Weaver’s ability is onthe improve all the time.

‘‘Jasmine is one of thoseclimbers who alwaysimpresses those watchingher in action. I think she willdo well both at the weekendand when going from toprope climbing to lead climb-ing next year.’’

McCauley says leadclimbing is a lot tougher,requiring more strength andtechnique. ‘‘Jasmine willhandle it with aplomb.’’

Reakes dominates

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JILLIAN REAKES

Jillian Reakes made norace of it winning thewomen’s silver match playchampionship at PirongiaGolf Club.

Reakes thrashed BevParsons 12/11 in the final,scheduled for 36 holes, toextend her enviable club

record. Brenda Staples wasa decisive winner of thebronze I championship,beating Denise Goile 7/6 inthe 36 holes final.

The bronze II final, over27 holes, was won byEilleen Blackwood 4/3over Sue Young.


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DeathsCOPELAND,Raymond Charles[Service No. 446677,WWII].Passed awaypeacefully at WaikatoHospital on 1 October2013, in his 91st year.Husband of the lateDorothy. Loved fatherof Ian and Dawn (TeAwamutu), Maureenand Bob Crow (GulfHarbour) and Paul andAnne (Mokau). Friendof Gail and Tui. Muchloved grandad ofDebbie, Cindy andAmanda, Stephen andSusan, Wayne,Rhonda (Australia),Neil and all his greatgrandchildren."Will be sadly missed".

A celebration of Ray’slife will be held atAlexandra HouseChapel, 570 AlexandraStreet, Te Awamutuon Saturday 5 Octoberat 11am followed byinterment at the TeAwamutu Cemetery.All communications tothe Copeland Family,c/- PO Box 137, TeAwamutu please.

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HODGSON,Georgina Louisa.Dearly loved mother ofFraser and Janet,loved grandmother ofMeredith and Cam,Lydia and Mike,Georgina, Simon andJonathan; greatgrandmother of Tomand Stan.

Pellows FuneralDirectors, FDANZ

SEWELL,Doreen (nee Baillie).Passed awaypeacefully on the 29September 2013. In her91st year in Brisbane.Dearly loved mum ofMarylyn and the lateChappy. Much lovednana of Lecia, Wayne,Jason, Maria and allher greatgrandchildren. Rest inpeace.

TAYLOR,Evelyn Joyce (JoyPerry nee Gibson).Died peacefully atWaikato Hospital onTuesday, 1 October2013, aged 78 years.Dearly loved partnerof the late DougTaylor. Much lovedmother and mother-in-law of John and LesliePerry, Heather andBryan Varley, Robertand Angela Perry,Craig and RochellePerry, Barbara andCraig Abbott, Neil andSara Taylor. Specialnana to all hergrandchildren andgreat grandchildren.Great friend of the lateNoel Perry."Loved and missed by

all of our family,memories are forever".

Special thanks to allthe staff at RaeburnRest Home, Cambridgefor their lovingkindness and care ofour loved one.

A service to celebrateher life will be held atAlexandra HouseChapel, 570 AlexandraStreet, Te Awamutuon Friday 4 October at12noon followed byinterment at KawhiaCemetery. Allcommunications tothe Taylor Family, c/-PO Box 137, TeAwamutu please.

Te Awamutu FuneralServices FDANZ

Church Services

METHODISTCHURCH

Sunday 6 October10am

Parish Worshipat Te Awamutu

A L LW E L C O M E

Enquiries 871 5376REV MAUREEN CALMAN

PRESBYTERIAN80 Mutu Street

Sunday 6 Octoberat St Andrew’s

"World Communion"9am

More TraditionalCuppa & chat-time

10.30amFamily Service

Lighthouse for the childrenAll Welcome

www.teawamutu.net/standrews✯ ✯ ✯ ✯ ✯

Sports Notices

PersonalHOW WILL

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Public Notices

TE AWAMUTUDIABETESSUPPORTGROUP

You are invitedto our

next meeting on7.30pm Tuesday8 October 2013

MethodistChurch Hall

261 Banks StreetTe Awamutu

for moreinformation

Phone(07) 838 0127

TE MANUKADEVELOPMENT

TRUST HUI -BENEFICIAL OWNERSSaturday, 19 October

2013, 2pm55 Ricket Road,

Te AwamutuAGENDA

1. Mihi/Karakia2. Apologies3. Update from the

trustees(a) Recent developments(b) Administration of

Kakepuku Block9B4D1B2B

(c) Variation of Trust4. Future

developments5. General business

Enquiries Tereasa027 479 7657

WEEKEND PHARMACYPHARMACYHOURSHOURS

8749700AA

Saturday 9am-3pmSunday 10am-1pm

Te Awamutu Pharmacy

168 Alexandra StreetTe AwamutuPh 871 5717

Like us on Facebook for our weekly password specials

Te Awamutu’s ONLYmain street pharmacy!

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TE AWAMUTU LOCAL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

LAST LAST CALLCALLfor changes to thefor changes to the

Any changes to Name, Address or Numbersin the listings????

Please contact Stuart Law on [email protected] or ph 027 226 6889 or fax it to 871 6274and I will update the information for you.

9397185AA

Te Awamutu & DistrictMemorial RSA (Inc)

Notice is hereby given that the Executive Committee hascalled an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING

of the Association

PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO PASS A RESOLUTION TO TRANSFER RSA ASSETS TO THE STICKLEY TRUST. COPIES OF THE FULL RESOLUTION ARE AVAILABLE AT THE RSA CLUBROOMS

To be held at the RSA Clubrooms,381 Alexandra Street, Te AwamutuOn Saturday 19 October 2013Commencing at 2pm

Public Notices

9369060AA

Jim MYLCHREESTVOTE

FOR MAYORWWW.JIMMYLCHREEST.CO.NZ

Authorised by Jim Mylchreest 119 St Leger Road, Te Awamutu

FirewoodDRY macrocarpa, ti-tree,ute loads. Ph 027 423 1381.

FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$170, 10m3 - $300delivered. Ph 07 873 9190or 021 617 349.

Plants & GardensSTANDARDS andtopiary, nursery openFridays, 10am to 4pm, 132Sainsbury Road,Pirongia or ph SusanRanstead on 871 9105.

For Sale

BARBECUEFOUR burner, goodcondition with gas bottle,$150. Ph 871 1964evenings.

BEDQUEEN size, mattressand base, excell cleancond, $200. Ph 871 1964evenings.

CourierTe Awamutu

Phone: 871 5151Fax: 871 3675Deadlines: Monday & Wednesday 12 noonClassifi eds

- FAMILY NOTICES - PUBLIC NOTICES - EMPLOYMENT - FOR SALE - PROPERTIES - MOTORING - TRADE SERVICES - ENTERTAINMENT -

TRAILERKEA single axle withcrate and jockey wheel,very good cond, currentregistration and WOF,$1600. Ph 871 8228.

TYRESGREAT range of NEWand USED tyres. Ph Tyreand Tune Centre Ltd, 21Bond Road, 871 3267.

Garage Sales

KIHIKIHI27 HERBERT STREET

7am - 12noon, generalhousehold goods, clothes,toys and furniture.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏OHAUPO

ANNUAL LION’S CLUBThis Saturday, 8am,Memorial Hall, MainRoad, Ohaupo.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏

PIRONGIA41 ORMSBY ROAD

BIG GARAGE SALE, 5October, 9am start, heapsof tools, all sorts etc, allmust go.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

185 BOND ROADGate opens at 8.30am,single bed, washingmachine, high chair,clothes etc.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

47 COLGAN STREETHousehold items,furniture and clothing.8am start.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

135 TE TOMO STREETHouse lot, everythingyou need, not before 8amplease.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

2 MCKENNA PLACE8am start, downsizing, allsorts.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

80 MUTU STREETOp Shop opens 8am -11am Saturday, withbargains for all, summerclothing, kitchenware/manchester etc.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏

GrazingGRAZING avail,Broodmares andShorthorses, $40 p/wk,safe and well managed.Ph 027 202 0237.WANTED, standing grassto buy, Ohaupo,Paterangi, Ngahinapouriarea. Ph or text Paul 0275313 001.

Livestock & Poultry

AC PETFOODSPAYING up to $30 forbobby calves. Ph 0800DOWN COW.BULLS "R" US servicebulls for lease orpurchase, all breedsavail. Ph Graham 8705112 or 027 535 8563.

9298270AA

All milkfor calves

9298270AA

Affoorr ccaallvveess

Ph Deb Kirkham

871 4815 or

027 490 1007

or Gavin

027 620 3920

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For LeaseVEHICLE storage, undercover, from $20 p/wk. Ph871 2171 or 027 440 7101.

Property Wanted

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Ph Wayne or Christine Ph Wayne or Christine 07 873 669607 873 6696

70-100 hectaregood contoured DAIRY FARM in Otorohanga,

Te Awamutu and surrounding areas.

hectare

TOBUY

70-10000

WANTED

To LetCHARACTER home, threebrms plus sunroom,Bank Street, $360 p/wk.Ph 872 0927, Ray WhiteReal Estate mreinz.ONE brm unit, Kihikihi,quiet, $130 p/wk. Ph 027637 3839.PIRONGIA, three brm,dble garage, on half acre,$295 p/wk, incl lawns, nosmokers, pets neg, fourweeks bond and tworeferences reqd,heatpump, gas hot water.Ph 027 211 3004 (no texts),or [email protected]

Ph 871 6534

SHORT TERM RENTAL

9394600AA

• two bedrooms • fully furnished • self contained

SPACIOUS, newlyrefurbished, three brm,garage, three km fromKihikihi, $310 p/wk. Ph027 294 6562.

9396734AAr o s e b a n k a r t c e n t r et e a w a m u t u c h a r i t a b l e t r u s t At e a w a m u t u c h a r i t a b l e t r u s t

WEEKEND WORKSHOPINTRODUCTION TO ACRYLIC PAINTING

TUTOR - Carole Shepheard12/13 October 2013Max 10 participantsEnquiries to enrol phone Hilary 871 9890or email [email protected]

Public Notices

9392170AA

Te Awamutu College RugbyANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Wednesday, 9 October 2013Venue: Rugby Pavilion

(By the College Rugby Field using the Wananga Campus driveway)

6:00pmNew Members Most Welcome

Any enquiries please ph 07 8713947

9379329AA

The mostexperiencedpersonfor Mayor!

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Public Notices

MARKETCOUNCIL CARPARK

This SaturdayPhone Phyllis : 871 4811

or Carol : 871 6198

8660273AA

TE AWAMUTUSELF STORAGE

From $20 p/wk24hr access

Camera SurveillancePH: 07 856 7584or 027 608 1749

Rachel Hogben021 247 2441

Professional PropertyManagement Service

www.eliterentalmanagement.co.nz

9397172AA

LOOKING for two,three, four brm

properties to manage

80 Douglas Avenue,2 brm, power incl,

$245 p/wk


Chipping, Felling, Maintenance, Pruning,

Removals, Stump Grinding, Hedge Cutting,

Section Clearing and much more.

[email protected]

9305659AA

871 52210274 851 501

Free Advice & Quotes!

The Professional Arborists

TWO brm ground floorunit, medium size, part ofa large three storeyhome, pleasantsurroundings, would suitprofessional person/couple (no pets), powerand water incl, $245p/wk, avail now. Ph 8713046 or 021 486 411.TWO brm unit, carport,storeroom, HRV, nearmain street doctors,supermarket, $225 p/wk.Ph 871 7021.TWO brm unit, tidy,sunny, heatpump,carport, shed, fencedyard, Park Road, availnow. Ph/txt 027 5432 839.

www.jmpm.co.nz

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TWO BRM• 57A Gibson Lane, large house with garage, $260 p/wk

• 712 Hazelmere Crescent, heatpump, garage, fenced, $290 p/wk

• 115 Rosehearty Place, near new, ensuite, garage, can be furnished, $390 p/wk

THREE BRM

• 19 Puniu Road, fi re, garage, $290 p/wk

SAFE ‘N’ SOUNDSTORAGE

• Electric Security Fence• 24/7 access• Camera and patrolled surveillance

027 440 7101 or 871 2171

8969294AA

Financial

Prefer a friendly alternativeto your bank?

Call your local Asset Finance office for help withloans from $400 to $40,000, with same day service

For details or to apply online

www.AssetFinance.co.nz0800 11 22 74

Asset Finance is a Non-Bank Deposit Taker subject to the scrutiny of the

RBNZ and Financial Markets Authority (FMA). We are a registered Financial

Services Provider (FSP3501) and a member of the ISO Disputes Resolution Scheme.

• Personal Loans• Business Finance up to $250,000, specialists available• Unsecured loans up to $1,000• Branches New Zealand wide

Trade Services

For your building maintenance, fencing, painting and gardening.fencing, painting and gardening.

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Contact Steve MorrisonContact Steve Morrison871 0079 or 021 0233 1921871 0079 or 021 0233 1921

Trade ServicesBRIAN Krippnerbuilding, advanced tradequalified, alterations andadditions, maintenance,expol/pink batts, no jobtoo small. Ph 027 255 5753or 870 6462.

CAR VALETULTRA Clean. Ph 8703452.CLEANING homes andoffices. Professionalresults at affordableprices. Full service from$40. Fully insuredsecurity screened owneroperated. Free quotes. PhVIP Home Services now0800 846 484.

PLASTEREREXPERIENCED, no job toosmall. Ph Ian 021 229 7748.

BOBCATBOBCATOwner OperatorTrevor Peters

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871 1971871 1971027 515 6519027 515 6519

8969398AA

• Maintenance •• Renovations •• New Homes •

• Farm Buildings •

Ph Terry027 496 4656

BUILDER

Licenced Building Practioneer

BUILDERQualified licensed

carpenter29 years experience

FREE QUOTESPh Lance

027 663 2552

LAWN mowing, Jim’sMowing, honest, reliable,friendly service. For allyour propertymaintenancerequirements call 0800454 6546. Fully insured,same day service.

METALMETAL supplies, softrubble and pumice,Puahue Quarry. Ph 8701960.

DRAINAGENo job too bigor too small -

WE DO IT ALL!Ph 870 6244 or Colin

027 498 9022

8974676AA

KillingSheep - Pigs - Beef

MEATEATERHOMEKILLS LTD

Ph 871 9995Ph 871 9995

KING COUNTRYDRILLING

OWNER/OPERATOR:

FREEPHONESTEVE COLSON0508 DUG HOLES

0508 465 373

• Soak • Surface wells

• Lined Soak holes

• Concrete products available

• Foundation Drilling

OFFAL

HOLES8980131AA

Computer ServicesPC PROBLEMS?NO fix, no fee, local ITprofessional available foron site repairs, upgradesand trouble shooting, PCand laptop sales, no callout fees for help, PhoneMatt 027 515 6996 or 8703038.

TOWINGWAIPA Towing, 24 hoursseven days a week, localtows from $60. Ph/text0274 972 689 or 870 1522.

WOFTYRE and Tune Centre,21 Bond Road, WOF,servicing, cambelts andrepairs. Ph 871 3267.

SEPTIC TANKSClean your septic tankNOW and save your

soakage drains

Ph 871 5609Bains Liquid Disposal

WESTGATEPLUMBING

FOR ALL YOURPLUMBING

REQUIREMENTS

0800 108 800

THREE brm house, rentneg as relief milkingavail. Ph Glenn 021 659410.

Gardening &Landscaping

8795789AA

GARDENINGGARDENINGQuality, experienced

gardening - Hedges, roses, or general weeding.

Need a handNeed a handLet us help!Let us help!

Regular maintenanceor a clean up.

Ph Tess 027 238 2517Ph Tess 027 238 2517872 2853 A/hrs872 2853 A/hrs

Financial

MORTGAGEBROKER

Christine BraunPh 021 545 302

9377634AA

Need wheels?Need fi nance?Even if your credit is a bitdented, we can usuallyget you a loan and a car

within a day!Apply online or call us.

Let’s do it now!

www.aquacars.co.nz0800 BUY A CAR443 Te Rapa Road, Hamilton

Health

LIZ CLARKEfor professional qualifi ed care(Child Specialist)

414 Cambridge RdTe Awamutu

9395305AA

870 4080870 4080

fOPENSAT

IN-STEPIN-STEPPodiatry Services

Property & HomeMaintenance

COMMERCIAL anddomestic cleaning. PhMaid Marj, 871 3309.EXTERIOR housecleaning. Ph Ultra Clean0800 569 656 today!GRASS Busters, for yourlawn mowing needs. Ph/text 021 296 5913 or 0276555 035.LAWN mowing, gardenmaintenance, freequotes, honest, reliable,Ash Valley Mowing. Ph870 2012/027 918 7549.LAWNMOWING, Jim’smowing can take care ofall your propertymaintenancerequirements with policechecked, fully insured,reliable operators readyto go, Ph 0800 4546 546www.jimsmowing.co.nzLAWNS and gardens.Professional results ataffordable prices. Lawnservices from $16. Fullyinsured securityscreened owneroperated. Free quotes. PhVIP Home Services now0800 846 484.LOUNGE suites cleaned.Ph Ultra Clean 0800 569656 now!

To Let Trade Services

OTOROHANGACOLLEGE

Teacher SupportPosition

Fixed term,one year - 2014

16 hours per weekTerms one and two14 hours per week

Terms three and fourCloses Friday,

18 October 2013All enquiries to the

Principals PA:[email protected]

Adult EntertainmentTWO ladies avail,Thursday and night,European and Maori, 23and 28 years, babes,busty and slim, fullservice, central area. Ph021 0597 629, no texts.

EmploymentVacancies

HERBALIFE distributorswanted, new business inTe Awamutu. Ph Lee on027 726 4096.

Employment Vacancies

CourierTe Awamutu 9389362A

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A position has become available in the Kihikihi districtfor the Tuesday and Thursday delivery of the local

community newspaper. Your own bike is essential and you must live in the Kihikihi area.

PAPER DELIVERY STAFFPAPER DELIVERY STAFFKihikihi areaKihikihi area

Ph 871 5151 to register your interest

Our papers can be heavy and do contain inserts therefore you need to be strong and physically fi t.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

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Or enquire at 181 Bruce Berquist Dr, Te AwamutuOr enquire at 181 Bruce Berquist Dr, Te Awamutu

0800 CAR DUMP0800 CAR DUMPWANTED

Get that car outa there! 0800 227 38670800 227 3867

Dead or dying cars, 4x4

utes, vans

We sell second We sell second hand good warrantable hand good warrantable tyres most sizes.tyres most sizes.Some assortment of Some assortment of alloys.alloys.

Vehicles Wanted

Dead or aliveFree removal

Same day serviceOpen Seven Days

Hiace Hilux Landcruiser CorollaTownace Liteace 4WD’s Big Trucks

FROM $250 - $10,000*(Conditions Apply)

0800 700 180

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ANY CARS WANTED


Situations Wanted

Permanent, full-time Te Awamutu - Ref: 13AOW503

Open Wänanga Limited is a fully owned subsidiary of Te Wänanga o Aotearoa, based in Te Awamutu. Open Wänanga Limited delivers home-based kaitiaki supported programmes nationally that aim to meet the learning needs of all New Zealanders.

We are seeking a Receptionist/Administrator to provide administrative support. This is a position with plenty of people contact. If you are dedicated to providing excellent customer service and have knowledge and skills in presentation and communication, then this is a great opportunity to be part of our team. Knowledge of Te Reo and Tikanga Mäori would be an advantage.

For applicant qualification requirements please check on www.twoa.ac.nz/jobvacancy

RECEPTIONIST/ADMINISTRATOR

Visit www.twoa.ac.nz/jobvacancy for further details and to applyENQUIRIES: Phone 0800 777 404 CLOSES: Monday, 7 October 2013

0800 777 404 www.openwananga.ac.nz

9396771AA

Unichem Te Kuiti Pharmacy is looking for a retail superstar to join our young vibrant team.Beauty therapy and make up artistry with proven sales skillsare an advantage as well as a willingness to learn and participate in all areas of pharmacy.Computer literacy and a drivers licence are essential.Hours of employment are to be negotiated with the successfulapplicant.If you are a person who relishes a challenge and embraces an environment which wants you to excel, then you may be the person we are looking for.Please apply in writing to:The Manager, Unichem Te Kuiti PharmacyPO Box 7, Te Kuiti

Retail Pharmacy Super Star

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Do you want to be part of a team that makes a real difference to your community?

Do you have the people skills, enthusiasm and practical trade know-how to become a Community Work Supervisor with the Community Probation Services?

As a Community Work Supervisor you will oversee and manage up to 10 offenders serving community work sentences on meaningful projects at schools, reserves, community groups, Marae and churches - whatever the community needs.

The work is varied; the days of work are Saturdays and some week days as and when required. A full driver’s license is essential.

We will give you the training and support you need to become part of our team working to make communities safer.

This is a powerful career choice; making change that matters to individuals, their families and their communities.

If you are a positive role model with a fi rm-but-fair management style and you can motivate and work with a variety of people in a variety or situations, then apply now.

Vacancy Number CSCR3915 Applications close Monday, 14 October 2013www.corrections.govt.nz/careers

At the Department of Corrections we are passionate

about reducing re-offending and keeping communities safe.

With Corrections you’ll be part of a highly supportive team

that manages offenders in prison and in the community.

COMMUNITY WORK SUPERVISOR TE AWAMUTU / TE KUITI

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Experienced Timber Joiner required for busy factory.You must be confi dent and able to think on the go,this is a busy role with variety, everyday is different.

Please send CV to offi [email protected] 92 Bruce-Berquist Drive, Te Awamutu

Contact Stuart Walker - 871 6188

Shared Care

CCS Disability Action is currently looking for two families who can provide shared care in their home for a young person with a disability.

Full training will be provided to support you to understand the child’s/young person’scommunication and behaviours. Anticipatedhours of care will be for 3 days a week everysecond weekend.

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[email protected]

TE HUNGA HAUA MAURI MO NGA TANGATA KATOA

9392259AA

DRAINAGE LABOURERTE AWAMUTU

You need to have:• Recent drainage experience 1-2 years in domestic or light commercial• HT• Digger experience• Drug free - (we test)• Reliable• Can work unsupervised

Recent references required.

Ph 870 6244 during working hours7am-5pm weekdays

If this sounds like you, send your CV to [email protected] 9397533AA

We are looking for motivated team player with cafe experience to join our team. If you can work most weekends, love a challenge and enjoy conversing with customers, we are looking for a front person for our busy cafe.

Experience preferred and a good attitude amust.

MEGA CAFÉ- powered by Columbus Coffee

Employment Vacancies

EXPERIENCED maturerelief milker available,references. Ph Clive 027383 9832.KNAPSACK sprayinggang. Ph TurnerContracting - approvedchemical applicator 8713403 or 027 375 7225.

HOME organiser for thebusy working family,house chores, mealpreparation, gardenmaintenance, dogwalking. Call me for aquote - 027 9305 805.

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Looking for a new challenge,“an exciting career”Real Estate provides unlimited opportunities for success.We have a great working environment and a long established and trusted reputation in Te Awamutu. If you have energy, honesty and are prepared to work smart we may have just the right career for you.Please email us at [email protected] with your CV andreferences. Ken Hagan, Director Diane Tyer, Principal/Manager

Licensed Real Estate Agents 2008

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Your community newspaper delivered FREEto over 12,000 letter boxes twice a week!

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PH: 871 5151 Fax: 871 3675

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Phone 871 4768Phhonne 871 447768FRIDAYS

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Live Music – This week

TWO perfect family fi lms for the holidays but hurry FOURTH & FINAL MONTH.

THE LONE RANGER& Johnny Depp as TONTO M

THU & FRI 12:50 & 7:20, SAT 4:50 & 7:40, SUN 12:50 & 5:40, MON 12:50 & 6:00, TUE 12:50 & 7:00, WED 12:50 & 6:30

DESPICABLE ME 2 PGTHU 1:10, FRI 1:10 & 5:50, SAT 5:45,

SUN 1:50, MON 1:10, TUE 1:10 & 5:50, WED 1:10

“It’s terrifi c, fun-fi lled, action-fi lled and gives you a full measure of entertainment.

We loved it”. AllanR E D 2 M

THU, FRI & SAT 5:35, SUN 3:35

“The master of making daft fi lms enjoyable, succeeds again”. Dom.

“It’s called entertainment, people”.WHITE HOUSE DOWN M THU 7:45, SAT 7:55, SUN 5:55,

FINAL TUE 7:20

A solidly entertaining fi lm that recaptures everything that made Pitch Black such a cult

favourite. A bit of ‘B’ movie-heaven.RIDDICK R16

FRI & SAT 7:45, SUN 5:45,MON & WED 7:20

A well-done, brisk and fast-paced stand-alone adventure. “I enjoyed watching every

bit of this fi lm”. “It’s great fun for all ages”.PERCY JACKSON:

SEA OF MONSTERS PGTHU & FRI 11:25, 1:30 & 5:45,

SAT 1:40 & 3:30, SUN 11:40 & 1:30,MON & WED 11:25, 1:30 & 5:45,

TUE 11:25, 1:30 & 7:50

“Having already seen Despicable Me 2 & Monsters University, I took my two kids to see Smurfs 2. I have to say, despite

any toffee nosed fi lm critics who have panned this fi lm, we

thoroughly enjoyed it. It was equally good, if not better than them. It was

funny, fast-moving, and at times emotional”.

THE SMURFS 2 GTHU 11:05, 1:20 & 5:50, FRI 11:05 & 1:20,

SAT 1:20 & 3:40, SUN 11:20 & 1:40, MON & WED 11:05, 1:20 & 5:50,

TUE 11:05 & 1:20

Featuring the Royal NZ Ballet with the Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra.

GISELLE – THE MOVIE PGSAT 2:50, SUN 3:40

The most Joyful Disney fi lm, a great classic animation movie. Brilliant Song, Brilliant

Animals, Brilliant Film. You may have tears in your eyes from laughing. This is the funniest and most entertaining cartoon I have ever

seen. Lots of fun for young and old.THE JUNGLE BOOK G

THU 11:15, FRI 11:15 & 5:30, SAT 1:00, SUN 11:00, MON 11:15,

TUE 11:15 & 5:30, WED 11:15

Cate Blanchett gives her best (riveting) acting performance of all time, a

wrenching portrait of a woman whose life has fallen apart.BLUE JASMINE MSAT 3:50, SUN 4:00

“Let me just start off by saying this:I have no interest in Formula 1, or even cars

in general. None. Zero. Zip. Don’t get the appeal, you know?

So I wasn’t too sure about this movie. I went to see it with trepidation, feeling that there was a good chance I’d be bored rigid by racing jargon for at least half of the thing.

Boy, was I wrong! A stunning fi lm visually and with a story that is truly inspiring, I should say at the outset that I knew nothing of the story before seeing the fi lm, but I don’t think I will

see a better fi lm this year”.

“The fi lm is one big adrenalin rush and the emotional wallop it delivers is its biggest

surprise. You don’t have to know anything about racing or be a Formula One fan to

experience the whole gamut of emotions in this powerful and highly moving fi lm,”

says Louise.

R U S H R13“A really smashing good and vibrant true story. It’s much, much more than a racing car picture. You will become

completely absorbed. Now add this fi lm to the other amazing

top fi lms of 2013. I can thoroughly recommend it to a wide audience”.

Allan.THU & FRI 7:30, SAT 5:30 & 7:50,

SUN 3:30 & 5:50, MON, TUE & WED 7:30

“The jokes are good. The animation is good. My 4 year old daughter liked it and so did I (40 yr old man). As an inspiring story for kids to dream, work hard and succeed,

it is far superior to Cars in every way”. “The numerous aerial sequences were breathtakingly executed and edited”.

“It has good humour and some great race scenes. A neat fun fi lm aimed at|

younger kids”.

PLANES GTHU 11:35, 1:40 & 5:30, FRI 11:35 & 1:40,

SAT 1:10 & 3:20, SUN 11:10 & 1:20, MON & WED 11:35, 1:40 & 5:30,

TUE 11:35 & 1:40

James Cameron praises ‘Gravity’, calls it ‘the best space fi lm ever done’. “I was stunned, absolutely fl oored”. “This isn’t just the best-looking fi lm of the year, it’s one of the most awe-inspiring achievements in the history of special-effects cinema”. “I haven’t yet fully

recovered”. “This is truly awesome”. “Think Apollo 13 on steroids and you get the idea”. “In short, it’s one hell of a ride”. “An awe-inspiring

achievement”. George Clooney,Sandra Bullock & Ed Harris in...

GRAVITY M THU & FRI 11:00, 5:40 & 7:55,

SAT 1:30 & 5:50, SUN 11:30 & 3:50, MON, TUE & WED 11:00, 5:40 & 7:55

THU & FRI 7:50, SAT 8:00, SUN 6:00, MON 7:50, TUE 5:45, WED 7:50

A fun, entertaining, lightly suspenseful ride. It’s meant to be entertaining and that’s

exactly what it is.

2 GUNS R16 STARTS OCT 10

THISTHISSATURDAYSATURDAY

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Oktoberfest celebrationMost people have heard of Oktoberfest,

the 16-day festival held in Munich,Germany to celebrate the area’s longtradition of brewing excellent beer.

It began in 1810 and is now one of themost well-known events in the world, withmore than 6 million people flocking toMunich to attend the festival during themonth of October every year.

Other cities around the world now alsohold Oktoberfest celebrations, and thisyear a ‘mini’ Oktoberfest event will bepresented by the Hamilton Civic Choir inthe form of a special concert on Saturday,October 5.

This event will feature the ‘singen’ morethan the ‘trinken’ although, with theinvolvement of local brewer Good George,there certainly will be some good beeravailable.

The choir will perform a wide variety ofmusic including a series of traditionalmadrigal-style songs which are at least 200years old.

Many of these are rollicking drinkingsongs, though some are romantic andsentimental. From the classical genre,

Mendelssohn’s beautiful settings of poemsand folk-songs and Brahms’ Love SongWaltzes will provide tuneful contrast.

Choir members are brushing up theirGerman pronunciation and a team isworking on special costuming, lighting anddecor to enhance the ambience of theevening.

And, as a German festival just wouldn’tbe right without an Oompah band.Hamilton’s trumpeter extraordinaire BillStoneham has rounded up some willingbrass band players to provide this essentialelement throughout the evening.

To add to the fun, audience members areencouraged to dress up in Springtime orGerman style as well.

Patrons will be seated cafe style at tablesto enjoy the canapes, initial drinks (beer,wine or juice) and dessert treats which areincluded in the ticket price, and furtherdrinks will be available from a cash bar.

■ Hamilton Civic Choir’s Oktoberfest, SaturdayOctober 5 starting at 7:30pm, Performing ArtsCentre at Southwell School, bookings 027 4721062.

WIN Bieber’s Believe

THIS competition is provided by ‘Fill The House Tickets Project’, proudlysupporting families of children with cancer.

The rumours are now areality — Justin Bieber willbe bringing his much antici-pated Believe tour to VectorArena for not one, but two,scintillating performances.

Barely into his teenswhen his videos were dis-covered on YouTube bymanager Scooter Braun,Bieber has developed into aglobal phenomenon, gather-ing fans and Beliebersworldwide.

His list of hits has stead-ily grown along with himand you can expect to see agood number of themperformed to perfection inthis stunning arena spec-tacular.

We have a copy of hislatest release Believe up forgrabs to celebrate this land-mark occasion.

It contains the singlesBoyfriend, As Long As YouLove Me, Beauty And ABeat, Right Here and AllAround The World, as wellas featuring guest appear-ances from Ludacris, Drakeand Nicki Minaj.

Earlier singles that willbe instantly recognisable byfans and the curious alikeinclude Mistletoe, NeverLet You G,o Eenie Meenie,Somebody To Love, U Smile

and of course everyone’sfavourite Baby (Word is youmight have to wait until theencore to hear that andBoyfriend).

Only one way to find out— get yourself a ticket andhead along to one of thisyears most talked aboutshows!

Justin Bieberperforming at Auckland’s

Vector Arena November 23,24. Tickets fromticketmaster.

■ To be in to win simply putyour name, address anddaytime phone number on theback of a standard sizedenvelope, address it to JustinBieber Competition andmakesure it reaches our office by5pm, Friday.

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409 Picquet Hill Rd

1103 Racecourse Rd

673 Fairview Rd

1914 Rewi St

682 Pakura St

678 Pakura St

496 Pakura St

187 Bird Rd

390 Young St

Ascot Place (in conjunction)

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360 Young St (unconditional)

328 Teasdale St (sold)

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