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‘I would urge ourcommunity andbusiness groups togive some realthought to theopportunities that thebrand presents, andmost importantly, torealise the potentialon offer.’— BRENDAN DUFFY,

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A new Horowhenua brand was launchedlast night at Te Takere to more than 200business and community representatives.

Inspired by all the district has to offer,the brand has been developed for use as atool to assist them to market their goodsand services to local, national and inter-national customers.

Horowhenua Mayor Brendan Duffy isexceptionally proud of the new brand andwhat it offers for Horowhenua.

‘‘From the outset, this brand has beenabout our community,’’Mr Duffy said.

‘‘It’s a celebration of all the greatthings we have on our doorstep, and is apositive step forward in terms of sharingthe good stuff with people and customerselsewhere.

‘‘I would urge our community andbusiness groups to give some real thoughtto the opportunities that the brand pre-sents, and most importantly, to realise thepotential on offer.’’

The new brand will soon be promin-ently displayed throughout Horowhenua,on boundary signs, council cars andstationery.

Horowhenua District Council chiefexecutive David Clapperton is pleasedwith how the launch went and is positivethe brand will be welcomed by localorganisations.

‘‘The Horowhenua brand presents ourlocal businesses with a great opportunityto expand and strengthen their marketingactivities,’’ Mr Clapperton said. ‘‘Qualityresources that were previously out of thereach of many of our businesses are nowavailable for use. The brand is flexibleand can be used in a variety of situationsto suit individual organisations.’’

He encouraged everyone to visit thecouncil website to view the new brand,along with an accompanying districtvideo.

Businesses are being encouraged touse the brand and incorporate it into theirown marketing.

There are many options available

for using the logo, with more informationavailable online at the council websitewww.horowhenua.govt.nz or bycontacting council, phone 366-0999.

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Choosing a financial advisorwith BERNARD LONG

When looking for a financial adviser toassist you with investing, there are some

fundamental things to look for.Are they part of a larger organisation

employing sound research with aconsistent investment process subject toannual practice audit?

And, of course, are they qualified?These attributes are ‘‘the ticket to the

dance’’; you would expect any authorisedfinancial adviser to be equipped to a highstandard. You can find this detail and a lotof other information about an adviser andtheir practice in their Adviser BusinessStatement (ABS). We are required by lawto produce and maintain an ABS,primarily for the Financial MarketsAuthority but you can ask for a copy.

I suggest the adviser’s practicephilosophy and values are as important.Mine can be summarised in one word:

stewardship. Ibelieve asinvestors we havea stewardshipresponsibility toprudently

maintain and grow the wealth we haveaccumulated or been given. As an adviserI am in turn charged with thisstewardship responsibility by my clients.Clients and advisers with similar valuesseem to find one another and this tends toresult in a harmonious relationship.

This is not always so. Take Ross AssetManagement.

Greed appears to be philosophy helduppermost by both adviser and clients, fedby impossible returns and so-calledprivileged access.

The outcome of this was never going tobe good and as in any professionalrelationship it could be said the clientsand adviser deserved each other.

■ Bernard Long is an Authorised FinancialAdviser with Goldridge Ltd. The views andopinions expressed in this article are intendedto be of a general nature and do not constitutea personalised advice for an individual client.A disclosure statement is available, on requestand free of charge.

YOUR VIEWS

Electricity pricesPeriodically the print media highlight thecost of electricity to the New ZealandConsumer and the problems encountered bylow income families in paying the everincreasing family electricity account.

Despite Consumer negativity towardselectric supply companies, chief executivesalaries and bonus payments continue on anannual basis. A recent example is ContactEnergy’s chief executive’s pay packagewhich has been reported at being worth$1.58 million (June 2013), the figure havingincreased by almost $280,000 orapproximately 20 per cent on the previousyear. The total salary equals around $30,440over an average working week.

The Contact Energy’s chief executive’ssalary details follow a 2012 salary package of$1.49m paid to the chief executive of MightyRiver Power with an additional payment of$500,000 associated with the first financialyear as a listed company.

In an endeavour to either reduce orcontrol the cost of electricity to the NewZealand domestic consumer, possibly theCommerce Commission, with the support ofthe particular Government Department andthe Minister in Charge, could apply pressureon the various electricity companies to placea cap on executive staff salaries anddirectors fees.

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Cancer SocietyWe would like to take this opportunity torespond to recent correspondence in yourpaper that stated that the local cancersociety was not adequately serving thecommunity of Horowhenua.

This statement was made in relation toour local centre not being able to providespecific services, namely spot-checks andprostate cancer tests. Neither of these twoservices are endorsed by the Cancer Societydue to the lack of scientific evidencesupporting their practice. Random spotchecks do not reduce the risk of developing apotentially life-threatening skin cancer andcan in fact encourage people to becomecomplacent about spots that may develop

after such a check. We recommend thateveryone be aware of what their skinnormally looks like and, if they notice anychanges, see their GP for advice.

Regarding prostate cancer testing theissue is more complex. There is growingevidence that offering random screeningblood tests, without any discussion with atrained medical adviser, can lead to out-comes that are not necessarily in theperson’s best interests.

Prostate cancer is a significant issue formen and so requires more advice than canbe offered by staff in a shopping mall. Thedecision to test is not straightforward and isbest made in consultation with a doctor. TheCancer Society has always put the peoplefirst and where the evidence suggests thatcertain actions may cause more harm thangood, it will not routinely support them.

The society takes its role in the commun-ity very seriously. We have a local presencein Levin, with Winchester House providinga local place people can go to get informationand access to help. We also provide a freetransport service for cancer patients from allover Horowhenua to help them get to theirmedical appointments in Palmerston North.We have a local field officer that worksclosely with the individuals and familiesaffected by cancer. There are other serviceswe provide, but everything we do has to bein the best interests of the people we serve.

SARAH PENNOScreening and early detection adviser

BARBARA HEGANSkin cancer control adviser

Mayoral powersFurther to David Thomson’s letter of Octo-ber 6 regarding the new powers that theHorowhenua District Council Mayor hasbeen endowed with on October 12 as per theLocal Government Act 2002 amendment of2013. Under the new changes, the Mayor isable to appoint the deputy mayor anddetermine the structure of committees andappoint committee chairs — rememberingthat the Foxton Community Board is notlegally a committee of council.

The mayor is also responsible for drivingthe setting of major plans and budgets,including the long-term and annual plans,

but he will also be more individuallyaccountable for the decisions he makes andthe decisions that those committees make.

Given that it is our money that is beingspent why is it that he still feels the need tohold closed door meetings, excluding thepublic from hearing or seeing the Mayor andCouncillors in action?

Noting also that 1080 votes for Cr MichaelFeyen for the Foxton Community Boardwere usurped with the appointment of CrRoss Brannigan to that board. Our sym-pathy goes out to Cr Brannigan as, throughno fault of his own, he will forever be seen asa cuckoo in the nest.

Cr Feyen on the other hand can becomforted that he has in effect a total of 2111votes as evidence of the combined FoxtonCommunity Board and Kere Kere Wardsupport. Democracy is therefore perceivedas a delicate flower but let us never forgetthat its roots run deep.

CHRISTINA PATONFoxton Beach

Board appointmentObviously voters’ wishes do not count.

As far as I understand it, one of theelected members of the Horowhenua Dis-trict Council’s Kere Kere ward is appointedas the council representative on the FoxtonCommunity Board.

The Foxton voters clearly wantedMichael Feyen as their representative on theFoxton Community Board (second highestnumber of votes received), but as Mr Feyenwas also elected as a councillor he could not,according to Section 88A of the LocalElectoral Act, be a member of the board.

However, I would have thought that thewishes of the 1080 voters, whose vote waswasted, could have been placated by appoint-ing Mr Feyen as the council representativeon the community board, especially as nomention was made of Section 88A on anyinformation supplied prior to the election.

Why was Ross Brannigan given theappointment? Does he perhaps bring some-thing to the Foxton community which thevoters are unaware of? Or do the wishes of1080 mere voters not count for anything?

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Skye’s the limit for Kiwi stone

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JOURNEY BEGINS: Rona Cooper accepts a piece of New Zealand from Levinstonemason Richie Cornell to be taken to Scotland’s Isle of Skye. Top right: Theengraved greenstone piece with MacLeod tartan.

By FRANKIEWEBB

CLANMACLEODThe origins of the clanMacLeod can betraced to Leod, who was born about1200, the son of Olaf the Black, King ofMan and the Isles. Leodmarried thedaughter and heiress of MacRaildabout the year 1220. Through his son,Tormod, came theMacLeods of Harris,Dunvegan and Glenelg, and throughhis second son, Torquil, came theMacLeods of Lewis.Throughout the centuries MacLeodshave been known for their devotion totheir chief, the tenacity with whichthey have maintained the ancientDunvegan castle, their appreciation ofmusic and Gaelic lore, theiroutstanding record in the professions,and their loyalty to one anotherJust because your name isn’t MacLeoddoesn’t mean that your family isn’tpart of the clan.There are a number of websitesdedicated to the history of family and‘sept’ (associated) names.

There’s a little piece of New Zealanddestined for the Scottish Isle of Skyethanks to Levin woman Rona Cooperand stonemason Richie Cornell.

The worldwide MacLeod clansfolkwill assemble in New Zealand to attendthe MacLeod World Gathering inAuckland this month.

The event was last hosted in NewZealand in 2003 in Christchurch.

Rona will attend in capacity asnational Clan MacLeod secretary takingwith her a small engraved greenstoneslab.

‘‘It will be taken back to Skye to beincluded in a memorial wall,’’ Ronasaid. ‘‘Stones given by members of ClanMacLeod from throughout the worldwill be used to make up the wall in thecommunity of Orbost on the island.’’

The New Zealand stone is from NewZealand’s West Coast and was donatedby Dunedin woman Jan Coll.

‘‘Richie Cornell was asked to engravethe stone. We knew he had done anamazing job for the Pike Rivermemorial,’’ Rona said. ‘‘When he heardwhat the project was, he offered hisservices for free, and we are so delightedwith the result.’’

The stylised fern above the wordsNew Zealand, Aotearoa will beincorporated into the wall in 2014.

‘‘My husband and I are going to Skyein 2014 and look forward to bringingback photos of our stone and its finalresting place,’’ she said.

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FOUR MEMBERS OF THE RISING TIDE: Sam Doyle, Phillip Brooks, Mitch Kuiti and Henry van Echtenwith HOD Music Glenn Mitchell (second from right) after their lunchtime concert last Friday.

Musiciansreturn totheir rootswith BRUCEMcINTYRE,Manawatu College principal

It is always a satisfying feelingfor those who work in schoolswhen they hear news of formerstudents doing well in the bigwide world.

Six former students ofManawatu College, who werepassionate music studentsduring their time here, havecontinued to play together sinceleaving school.

Their band, The Rising Tide,has just been signed byAmerican record companyBrutal Tooth Records to do a46-show, 28-state tour next year.

The Rising Tide playsmelodic metal and comprisesMitch Kuiti, Henry van Echten,Sam Doyle, Phillip Brooks, John

Taylor and Levi Hadley.The boys wish to

acknowledge the college’s headof department for music GlennMitchell for ‘‘taking them under

his wing and setting them up forthe big time’’.

Last Friday, four of the boyscame into the college to put on alunchtime concert for staff and

students to showcase how farthey had come. It was great toshare in their excitement and tothank them for acknowledgingtheir roots.

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DARKEST HOUR: Maz (Lucy Lever) comforts her dad Cam(Mark Clare) as events bode ill for the speedway’s survival.

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Stocks and song a winning mixTHEATRE PREVIEWStockcars: TheMusicalCentrepoint Theatre,Palmerston NorthOpens tomorrowWritten by John Lepper andSimon FerryPreview by RobMildon

Long-time theatregoers mightthink they’ve seen it all, butCentrepoint Theatre isprepared to bet you’ve neverseen a musical about stockcars. Now you’ll get to add eventhat to your experience, asStockcars: The Musical openstomorrow night.

Mark Clare plays Cam, aformer stockcar driver whosebest mate stabbed him in theback on the track. Nowrunning the local tyre shop,he’s battling to save theracetrack from the designs ofbig business.

Not having been a bigstockcars man, Clare went tothe first race meet of the seasonto absorb the atmosphere.

‘‘It seems like everybody inthe family is involved in it. It’sa hugely social kind of thing.They’ve really got passion butit’s also really stoic,’’ he said.All this has to be somehowexpressed on stage. ‘‘The mainthing is showing howimportant the speedway is.’’

You can’t live in PalmerstonNorth and not notice thespeedway. Stockcars: TheMusical, written by old Palmyhands John Lepper and SimonFerry, is as much a love letterto the city as it is a drama. It’s

part of John Pheloung’s job, asone of the two Balladeers, to setthat scene, and it’s involved afair bit of research into localculture.

‘‘There are jokes aboutHighbury and Bunnythorpe,’’he says. It’s been really

important to get the feel of itright: the digs are made withlove.

‘‘They’re jokes told aboutPalmerston by Palmerstonpeople, rather than byAuckland people.’’

The show explores classic

Kiwi themes of conflictbetween old mates in smalltowns, but it wouldn’t bestockcars if there wasn’t afamily aspect to it as well. Camgets to live his old lifevicariously through his racingdaughter Maz.

‘‘He just thinks this is thegreatest thing and he’s givinghis daughter a real chance atmoney and success,’’ saysClare. But she might berealising that there’s more tolife than fast cars and enginegrease.

‘‘It’s a bit of conflict forher.’’

The songs are tailored tomatch the stockcars culture; ifyou like the music they play atthe speedway, you’ll love these,reckons Pheloung.

‘‘This is about as close to arock-band musical as you canget. We just use acousticguitars — it’s pretty strippeddown. It’s much more our styleof music that way. Simplesongs, direct, in the vein ofBruce Springsteen.’’

The Balladeers sing to movethe plot forward and perhapspoke a little fun at thecharacters — and the audience.But for Cam, his friends andhis rivals, singing is a way toexpress something they can’totherwise.

‘‘It’s for when you’vereached a point where dialoguewon’t do it anymore,’’ saysClare.

■ Stockcars: The Musical openstomorrow at 8pm and runs untilDecember 14. For times andbooking information, callCentrepoint Theatre on (06)354-5740.

Christmas pantomimeLevin Little Theatre is getting ready fortheir annual Christmas pantomime. Thestory revolves around Abby and Tom who,like all children as the festive season drawsnear, dream of Christmas and all thewonderful things that make it a specialtime of year, but they need a little ‘‘magic’’to help them make their dreams come true.

Of course it would not be a pantomimewithout some wicked element and fillingthis role is Doshmier, an evil sorcerer.

The pantomime starts on ThursdayNovember 21 at 7.30pm with shows onFriday, Saturday and Wednesday untilNovember 30 with an extra matinee onSunday November 24.

Bookings are at Clarks Clothing: adults$15, students (up to 15 years) $8, familyticket (two adults, two children) $40, groupbookings (10 or more) $1 off each ticket.

The matinee on Saturday November 30will be at 1pm so that the audience canwatch the parade in Weraroa Road whenthey come out of the theatre.

Revamp of CouncilCommunicationsAs part of Horowhenua District Council’swider Communications review, the Com-munity Connection magazine will be dis-tributed next week in a new format, witha new look, as a pullout supplement withthe Horowhenua Chronicle.

When new chief executive DavidClapperton filled the role in July he setout a new direction for council’s com-munications. This included a staffingrestructure and a review of both Com-munity Connection and ElderBerries,council’s magazine for the over 50s.

‘‘By printing and distributing Com-munity Connection within the Horo-whenua Chronicle as a monthly pullout,we are ensuring that all households inHorowhenua are receiving up to datenews and notices from council, whilekeeping costs low,’’ said Mr Clapperton.

‘‘Community Connection will beprinted on white newsprint as a four-pagepull out, and will complement informa-tion produced on our website andthrough other communication streams.’’

Readers will also notice a change toElderBerries, with future copies beingprinted on matte paper. This change wasin response to reader feedback, with ahigh-gloss paper making legibility moredifficult for some readers.

From 2014, ElderBerries will alsobecome a seasonal publication, promot-ing upcoming events as well aspublicising initiatives and projects fromaround the region.

Mr Clapperton is also pleased tobe able to announce the appointmentof Kelvin Teixeira to the media andpublications officer position at council.

‘‘Kelvin is returning to Horowhenuafrom a current role as communicationsmanager at Age Concern New Zealand,and we are confident Kelvin brings withhim an excellent skill set that willcomplement the needs of council movingforward,’’ said Mr Clapperton.

Mr Teixeira will start at council onMonday November 25.

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TodaySenior Net: Having difficulty with your iPad,Macbook, tablet, eReader, or phone? You can comeand talk to a SeniorNet Tutor in the library for free.We are in the open space at Te Takere every Fridaybetween 2pm and 4pm. Just look for the SeniorNetsign.

FTDA After 5pm’ish: Everyone with an interest inFoxton/Beach is welcome to come along for the lastAfter 5pm’ish for the year and check out an earlyselection of Christmas gift ideas and food treats.Finger food will be provided. Entry $5 which includesa ticket in a raffle. The Dutch Market, 16c RussellStreet, Foxton, 5pm- 7pm. For more informationcontact Paul Andrews, phone 06 363-5811 or [email protected].

TomorrowBig Bang six-hour Adventure Race is back for athird year. Grab friends, family and work mates,make a team of two or four and join the adventure.The mystery course is based in the Kapiti/Horowhenua region, 8am-5pm. You will hike, bike,navigate and complete a water activity in an averagetime of six hours. For more information check out theBig Bang Adventure website and to enter, or [email protected]

Pounamu Country Music Club: 1pm-4.30pm,Senior Citizens Hall, cnr Cambridge andMontgomery Streets. First Saturday of the month.For more information phone Theresa or Geoff368-3959.

Harvest Festival Evening: Entertainment and anauction of produce, homemade jams and baking.7pm, Salvation Army Worship and CommunityCentre, Durham Street, Levin.

SundayShannon Car Boot Market: All are welcome to thenew car boot market in Shannon held every Sunday.New produce welcome or sell things you no longerneed. Food licenses required for food sales.Gazebos are welcome provided they fit your site.Sites ($10) must be booked and paid for in advanceat the Terrace Deli and Dairy opposite the RailwayStation car park. Proceeds to charity. 8am-1pm, theShannon Railway Station Museum Car Park,Plimmer Terrace, Shannon. For more informationphone Rebecca, 06 362-7780, 021 109-5071 or visitthe Terrace Deli and Dairy, 52 Plimmer Terrace,Shannon.Foxton Delta Country Music Club: Foxton RSA,

first Sunday each month. 1pm start. Entry $3includes afternoon tea. Inquiries phone 368-7740 .

Otaki Live Music Club: Meets the first Sunday ofthe Month at 2pm (Last meeting December 1Christmas Party, return February 2.) Door Fee $3.Raffles and afternoon tea. Senior Citizens Hall,Rangitira Street, Otaki. Contact president RogerGates, phone 04 902-6794.

WednesdayOtaki and Districts Seniors Club meets forentertainment at the Senior Citizens Hall, RangitiraStreet, Otaki, 1.30pm. Door fee $3, afternoon tea,raffles and bring and buy stall, a plate would beappreciated. Open to all. Contact president RogerGates, phone 04 902-6794. Next meetings Decem-ber 4 and 18, followed by a break until the NewYear.

Friday November 8Bonnie and Clyde: The Australasian premier of theBroadway hit presented by the Levin Performing ArtsSociety. Bonnie and Clyde has a non-traditionalscore, combining blues, gospel and rockabilly musicwith modern orchestration. Starts on November 8 at8pm, and continues Friday and Saturday untilNovember 23, with a matinee on November 17 atLevin Performing Arts, 655 Queen Street, Levin.Tickets $20 show, $45 show and three course meal.Tickets from Meredith’s, 178 Oxford Street, Levin,phone 368-7520. For group bookings, phone ChrisCraddock, 027 410-2420 or [email protected]

Saturday November 9Massive Plant Sale: The Levin Garden Club isholding its annual plant sale in the Levin Mall. Plantswill be on sale for 50c, $1, $2, $3 or other prices asmarked. There will also be small bunches of cutflowers available for $3 each, or two bunches for $5.Get some bargains for your garden.

Menz Shed open day: Come down to the MenzShed and see what it is all about. Talk to themembers and join in the fun. Open from 10am to2pm. 26 McKenzie Street, Levin.

Sunday November 10Foxton Beach Fun Run: Starting at the FoxtonBeach Surf Club. 20km run 8am ($25), 10km walk/run 9am ($15), 5kmwalk/run 10am ($5). Spot prizes.Entry forms at www.lionsclubs.org.nz/Clubs/202D/Zone-1/Foxton or 8 Park Street, Foxton.Organised by the Foxton Lions Club. Proceeds toFoxton Surf Club, Manawatu Coast Guard andPalmerston North Rescue Helicopter.

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Going bush

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LU33405LEVIN229 Cambridge StreetThis property in the northeast sector of Levin must besold PRONTO.It comprises of kitchen/dining and separate lounge. Theconservatory at the rear overlooks the fenced inswimming pool, and the fenced backyard is perfect forthe children and pets. Good size garaging, with carportplus utility room.

VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 11.00 - 11.30am

AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 2013Te Takere Open Meeting Room, 10 Bath Street, Levin

[email protected] 06 366 0661Mobile 027 455 7706Margrit Searle

[email protected] 06 367 3556Office 06 366 0662Mobile 027 490 4773Murray Doreen

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Sunny Shannon special

$129,000WEB ID LU33397SHANNON25 Vogel StreetVendor says sell, sell sell! What a great opportunity tobuy this solid, well looked after and well presentedhome. Price dropped to sell.

The property comprises of three bedrooms, doublegaraging and lovely flat section. This is a fantastichome and has been wonderfully looked after.Don't miss out, call me today.

[email protected] 06 368 3372Office 06 366 0881Mobile 021 675 721Michael Utting

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Must be sold

NEGOTIATIONWEB ID LU31984LEVIN3 Dunbar StreetUrgent sale, owner relocating. All offers considered!

RV:$170,000. Rental appraisal $245.00 to $265.00 perweek.

This three bedroom weatherboard home is fullyinsulated and has a sleep out, garage and carport. Verytidy property. Phone me to view now.

VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 12.15 - 12.45pm

[email protected] 06 368 9400Office 06 366 0663Mobile 021 617 482Debby Turner

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Bang smack in town!

OPEN HOME

$259,000WEB ID LU31425LEVIN76 Parker AvenueThis four bedroom home is situated on a big sectionand is totally fenced for privacy and for keeping thekids and pets safe. Kindergarten, primary and collegeare just down the road.

It has double and single garaging, insulation in theceiling, modern kitchen, dishwasher, gas cooking andhot water.


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LEVINProperty Brokers Ltd Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 06 366 [email protected] Bristol Street

Home sweet home

OPEN HOME$142,000 WEB ID LU33191LEVIN14 William StreetGet your foot on the property ladder orsecure a tidy investment property. This verytidy 3 bedroom home is priced to SELL.

Open plan living, cosy wood burner,natural timber floors in the dining andkitchen, fenced front and rear sections.VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 1.45 - 2.15pm

Angela Pilgrim 021 447 871

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Mortgagee Auction

OPEN HOMEAUCTION WEB ID LU33065LEVIN5 Bledisloe StreetLocated close to kindy, school, college.Spacious living, fenced back yardVIEW Sunday 3 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pmAUCTION (unless sold prior)2.00pm, Wed 6th November, 2013Property Brokers1 Bristol Street, Levin


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Investors or first home

OPEN HOME$125,000 WEB ID LU32742LEVIN5 Perth StreetThis sharply priced property is an excellentopportunity to secure your first home orgrow your investment portfolio.A delightfully sunny home with 3bedrooms, open plan lounge and cosywood burner. Fully fenced and has aspacious back yard.VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 2.30 - 3.00pm


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Priced to Sell

$127,000 WEB ID LU31972LEVIN11 Linley PlaceIf you are looking for an affordable 2bedroom property close to town then lookno further.With a recently painted exterior, easy careback yard, garage, recently replaced carpetand tidy presentation this property ticksplenty of boxes.View By Appointment


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Snooze and you'll lose

OPEN HOME$249,000 WEB ID LL33189LEVIN161 Oturoa RoadBe quick to secure this tidy rural property,approximately 1.5 km off State Highway 1.Open plan living wraps around a woodburner with wetback. Three doublebedrooms and one single bedroom, allwith natural light. Very good 3 cargaraging.VIEW Saturday 2 Nov 12.00 - 12.30pmMargrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

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Vendors downsizing

$459,000 WEB ID LL32236LEVIN16 Twin Peaks Grove, KoputaroaThis property of 3.8504ha located inpremier Twin Peaks Grove, approx. 9minutes drive, north of Levin township is aproperty worth a closer inspection.The well-maintained home built in 2000'sis insulated and offers all day sun.View By Appointment

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

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First time on the market

OPEN HOME$169,000 WEB ID LU32436LEVIN14 Armagh StreetThis well-fenced, beautifully maintainedhome on 776m2 section is located close toschools and sports venues, car not neededhere.Comprising three good size bedrooms,separate spacious lounge with woodburner and there is good garaging.VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 12.00 - 12.30pm

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

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Step up the ladder

$279,000 WEB ID LU33136LEVIN77 Kennedy DriveLet Kennedy Drive welcome you to thedoor of this split level home that offerssubstantial living. With a rural outlook tothe north, this home captures all day sun.Beautiful large lounge, with separatedining and kitchen.

Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706

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5.06 ha so close to town

BEO $495,000 WEB ID LL32657LEVIN51 Roslyn RoadThis property has all the ingredients andelements to provide your children with theultimate healthy lifestyle. Why notthrowaway the materialistic lifestyle andchase the good life? Orchards, vegegardens, chickens, lambs and calves.

Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706

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Simply the Best

OPEN HOMEBEO $379,000 WEB ID LU32863LEVIN22 Weld StreetIf you are looking for top of the rangeliving look no further!The ambience of this private 4 bedroomeasy maintenance home is amazing.Sunny, light, spacious, tasteful decor,magnificent indoor/outdoor flow.VIEW Saturday 2 Nov 2.00 - 2.30pm

Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706

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A hot new listing

OPEN HOME$229,000 WEB ID LU33097LEVIN49 Rimu StreetSituated in the north east side of Levin thisproperty is a hop skip and a jump toFairfield School.This great brick andaluminium home has loads of potentialand features three double bedrooms,spacious lounge and separate dining room.VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 1.45 - 2.15pm

Debby Turner 021 617 482

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Move to the country!

$455,000 WEB ID LL33339LEVIN162 Lindsay RoadIdeally located within a few minutes driveto Levin township, this wonderful lifestyleblock has 6,875sqm of land and has townwater.You will be impressed with this 3/4bedroom property with spacious kitchenand separate dining and big lounge.


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A place with space

$365,000 WEB ID LU33303LEVIN24 Highbury DriveWhen location counts, this is it. Completelyrenovated to a high standard, this home isvery generous in size and has to be seen tobe appreciated. Zoned for Fairfield School.Don't delay call now to view


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Make this magic

$145,000 WEB ID LU33261LEVIN29 Middlesex StreetLots of potential, this 3 bedroom home isin need of TLC but is situated on a big flatsection that attracts great sun. Singlegarage, great street appeal and theVendors want it SOLD today! The potentialis endless. Call me to view.

Michael Utting 021 675 721

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Priced perfect

$119,000 WEB ID LU31878SHANNON15 Petticoat Lane2/3 bedrooms, timber flooring andfurnishing throughout. Lovely bathroomand kitchen. Re-wired. Single garage andadditional carport. Insulated in ceiling,under floor and walls.Fireplace gives off good heat. Fully fencedsection with views.


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Beauty on Bartholomew

$195,000 WEB ID LU33055LEVIN150 Bartholomew RoadWell presented and re-modelledthroughout, this lovely three bedroomhome is situated in a sought after locationand offers comfortable living. This homehas an HRV system and has recently beenre-fitted with a new water cylinder andnew carpets.


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Murray & MargritLocal people, local knowledge, local passion

LEVINProperty Brokers Ltd Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 Office 06 366 0661027 455 7706Margrit SearleOffice 06 366 0662027 490 4773Murray Doreen

Live the lifestyle dream here

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LL33340LEVIN446 Kawiu RoadBidding to start $120,000 below RV!!Are you looking for a home in the country? Look nofurther. Situated on 1ha and only a short distance fromthe Levin township.This property features 4 bedrooms (3 double, 1 single),modern north facing kitchen, large dining room andlounge which open to a west facing patio.Other features include:•spacious lounge with wood burner - lounge has

etched glass doors•single attached garage•large farm shed with power and toilet•vege garden and fruit trees•large laundry•school bus route•option to purchase the 1.2774ha adjacent block


AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 2013Te Takere Open Meeting Room, 10 Bath Street,Levin



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OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LL33297LEVIN448 Kawiu RoadIf you have been looking to create your own dreamhome then this land is a must to view.• 1.2774ha (approximately 3 acres)• Views to the Tararua's• School bus route• On the verge of town• Country living with no covenants


AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 2013Te Takere (Open Meeting Room)10 Bath Street, Lev



Your own piece of paradise

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LL33305LEVIN28 Tarahunga Road•1.9802ha (Including R.O.W)•Approx 300 Feijoa (three varieties) plus Fig trees•Income potential•Building plateau's•Inspection will reveal more of this magnificentproperty situated in an exclusive development betweenLevin and Ohau.Come see, come buy!


AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 2013Te Takere Open Meeting Room, 10 Bath Street, Levin [email protected]

Office 06 366 0661Mobile 027 455 7706Margrit Searle




Murray & MargritLocal people, local knowledge, local passion

LEVINProperty Brokers Ltd Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 Office 06 366 0661027 455 7706Margrit SearleOffice 06 366 0662027 490 4773Murray Doreen

Absolute motivation

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LU32209LEVIN8 Hannan StreetOur motivated vendors want SOLD!!3 good size bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, HRV,lounge with wood burner and heat transfer system.Excellent self contained area for the extended family ortenant to help pay the mortgage. Big bathroom,dining/lounge with kitchenette opening into a 2ndlounge. A popular location, handy to town andschools.

VIEW Sunday 3 Nov 11.00 - 11.30am

AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 2013Te Takere Open Meeting Room, 10 Bath Street, Levin [email protected]

Office 06 366 0661Mobile 027 455 7706Margrit Searle


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Charm, location and tranquillity

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LU33238LEVIN32 MacArthur StreetThis beautifully preserved three or four bedroomdelightful homestead is a home you must visit toappreciate.Encircled with just the right amount of foliage,easy-care beautifully manicured gardens, gives one asense of being in the country.





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Family oasis must sell!

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LU33212LEVIN6a York StreetTotally motivated to sell this property today. Spaciousdwelling on two levels. Two living areas, nice kitchenwith modern chattels. Fantastic outdoor entertainmentarea featuring enormous decking, well fencedswimming pool, double garaging with excellentadjoining man cave or teenage pad. All on a wellfenced section.


AUCTION (unless sold prior)5.30pm, Thu 28th November, 20135.30pm 28th November, Te Takere Open Meeting Room,



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House and Separate Land Package

OPEN HOME

AUCTIONWEB ID LU30849LEVIN137A and B Bartholomew RoadHere is an opportunity to purchase a comfortablehome and neighbouring 405sqm section. The mindboggles at the options available here. (Children's ownprivate adventure park - extended family with caravanor house bus). Located in the popular north east sectorof Levin close to good pre schools, primary and college.





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Foxton41 Coley Street $129,000 12:00pm 12:30pm15 Jenks Street $165,000 1:30pm 2:00pm

Foxton Beach13A Barber Street $315,000 1:00pm 1:30pm5 Robbie Street $195,000 1:45pm 2:15pm5 Cousins Avenue Enquiries over $320,000 2:15pm 2:45pm19 Linklater Avenue $164,000 2:30pm 3:00pm31 Nelson Street $225,000 3:00pm 3:30pmOpen Home Times: Saturday 2nd November 2013

Levin161 Oturoa Road $249,000 12:00pm 12:30pm17 Kimberley Road BEO $295,000 1:00pm 1:30pm22 Weld Street BEO $379,000 2:00pm 2:30pm

Open Home Times: Sunday 3rd November 2013229 Cambridge Street Auction 11.00am 11.30am8 Hannan Street Auction 11:00am 11:30am14 Armagh Street $169,000 12:00pm 12:30pm137A and B Bartholomew Road $215,000 12:00pm 12:30pm3 Dunbar Street NEGOTIATION 12:15pm 12:45pm448 Kawiu Road Auction 1:00pm 1:45pm5 Bledisloe Street Auction 1:00pm 1:30pm6a York Street Auction 1:00pm 1:30pm446 Kawiu Road Auction 1:00pm 1:45pm76 Parker Avenue $259,000 1:00pm 1:30pm14 William Street $142,000 1:45pm 2:15pm49 Rimu Street $229,000 1:45pm 2:15pm32 MacArthur Street Auction 2:00pm 2:30pm5 Perth Street $125,000 2:30pm 3:00pm262 Lindsay Road BEO $495,000 3:00pm 3:30pm28 Tarahunga Road Auction 3:00pm 3:30pm

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Brick, 3 bdrm, Fairfield school area

$410,000 209TiroTiro Road Sun 2.00-2.45pm

StunningVilla, 4 bdrms, top location

$165,000 29 Cargill Street Sun 3.00-3.45pm

Nice family home

$325,000 5Tainui Street Sun 3.00-3.45pm

Amazing! 4 bedroom + ensuite

RURAL/LIFESTYLE$333,000 51 Laward Road Sun 12.00-12.45pm

Stunning art deco home with land

$305,000 33 Oakland Lane Sun 1.00-1.45pm

Brand new, add your taste inside & out

$575,000 54 Waihou Road Sun 1.00-2.00pm

It’s a real gem

$405,000 37The Avenue Sun 1.00-2.00pm

Family home on 2 acres

$479,000 45 Koputaroa Road Sun 2.00-2.45pm

House, land, blueberries, stable & yards

AUCTION 236 Heatherlea East Road Sun 2.30-3.30pm

Timeless quality on 6.6ha

$380,000 531 Kawiu Road Sun 2.30-3.30pm

4 double bedrooms & study

$515,000 377Tararua Road Sun 3.00-3.45pm

4 bdrm brick home, 3 paddocks

OPEN HOUSESunday 3rd November 2013

P: (06) 367 0820 PGG Wrightson Real Estate LtdReal Estate Agent—REAA 2008

Sunday 3rd Nov

RESIDENTIAL

12.45-1.15pm 52a Keepa Street $199,000

1.00-1.30pm 626 Queen Street $188,000

1.00-1.30pm 44 Queenwood Road Auction

1.30-2.00pm 5 St Annes Street $219,000

1.45-2.15pm 232 Cambridge Street Auction

1.45-2.15pm 19 Burn Street $249,000

2.15-2.45pm 139a Winchester Street $158,000

2.30-3.00pm 20 Queenwood Road $395,000

2.30-3.00pm 12a Sussex Street $259,000

3.00-3.30pm 16E Kent Street $132,000

LIFESTYLE

12.15-12.45pm 24 Arapaepae Road $225,000

3.15-3.45pm 156 State Highway 57 $325,000

FOXTON

1.00-1.40pm 65 Norbiton Rd $315,000

2.00-2.30pm 27 Whyte Street $75,000

2.45-3.15pm 9 Hetta Street $82,000

OPEN HOMES 3rd November 2013

Cnr Oxford & Queen Streets, LevinContact: (06) 367 9333

12.30-1.00 582 Queen Street, LevinXfactor big living s/room 2 lg brm + more $199,500

1.15-1.45 4 Ely Place, LevinTidy 2 brm unit fab new kitchen & bthrm $172,000

2.00-2.30 39 Rimu Street, LevinSpacious family home, 3-5 brms, dble gge $289,000

2.45-3.15 12 Glen Street, LevinUpdated kitchen & bthrm 3 brms dbl gge $255,000

3.30-4.00 99 Weraroa Road, LevinPrivate l/maint, 2 living, 2brm, 2 bthrm $269,000

Rural1.00-2.00 66 Pohutukawa Drive Street, Levin4 Brm home, landscaped 4782m² section $475,000

2.30-3.30 112 McLeavey Road, Ohau3 Brm home 5 car gge tunnel house 2.6ha $449,000


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Changesat United

Alcohol big factor in family violenceAlcohol continues to be a big factorcontributing to family violence in thedistrict.

In the last two weeks, Levin policehave dealt with 38 issues relating toeither physical or threateningbehaviour.

Police family violence co-ordinatorSergeant Martin Bull said of those, 15cases were alcohol related.

Mr Bull said there has been anoticeable increase in the number ofpeople being charged with breaches ofprotection orders.

A 20-year-old man was arrested andcharged with male assaults female,intentional damage and breach of aprotection order.

A 35- year-old man was chargedwith male assaults female and breachof a protection order and a 41-year-oldman was charged with male assaultsfemale, intimidation, intentional

damage and breach of a protectionorder.

A 26-year-old man charged withmale assaults female, two charges ofinjuring with intent to injure, twocharges of assaults with intent toinjure, assault with a weapon, threecharges of a breach of protectionorder, 21-year-old male breach ofprotection order, and a threateningact, a 32-year-old male was chargedwith common assault.

A 38-year-old male was chargedwith common assault, breach ofprotection order, a 20-year-old malewith a breach of protection order, a36-year-old male with common assault.

All have been remanded in prisonawaiting a hearing.

Mr Bull says it is essential that if aperson is assaulted or abused or feelsthreatened, they should call 111straight away.

JOHN BERTRAND (COLLECTABLES) ARE BUYING NOW!!

COINS• All Gold & Silver Coins• Gold Sovereigns• Gold Half Sovereigns• NZ Silver Coins 1946 & Before

(10 times face value)• Australian Silver Coins to 1963• English Silver Coins to 1946• NZ 1935 “Waitangi Crown”• USA Coins up to 1964• Old Collections & Accumulations of

World Coins• Modern Platinum & Palladium Coins & Sets• NZ Reserve Bank Sets• Also wanted NZ & World Coins after 1946

*No Pennies or Halfpennies Please*

BANKNOTES• NZ & Australian “Trading Bank” Notes pre 1932

(e.g. Bank of New South Wales, Bank of NZ etc)• Reserve Bank of NZ Pre-Decimal Notes• Any £20, £50 or £100 Notes• Hong Kong & Malayan Banknotes• Australian Pre Decimal Notes• Australian “Star” Notes• Early Fijian and Samoan Banknotes• NZ Traders Promissary Notes (1840s)• NZ Government Debentures• NZ Banknotes overprinted for use

in Fiji, Cook Islands etc• Postal Notes• All other pre 1950s World Banknotes

POSTCARDS & PENS• Albums & Accumulations of Pre 1920s

Postcards(used or unused)

• Old Fountain Pens

TOKENS• NZ & Australian “Tradesmen’s” Tokens• NZ Transportation Tokens• Railway Passes• Tram Tokens (not Dunedin Tramways)• Presbyterian Church Communion Tokens• Bread Tokens• Theatre, Cafe, Discount Tokens etc• Any other tokens relating to early

New ZealandWRIST & POCKET WATCHES• Any Rolex Watches• Omega Gents Watches• Gold & Silver Pocket Watches• Any Breitling, Jaegar Le Coultre, Vacheron &

Constantin, Patek Philippe, or IWC Watches• Moon Phase Watches• Chiming or Alarm Watches (Pocket or Wrist)• Military Watches• Divers Watches• All other pre 1950s wind up watches

(parts value only)*No Quartz or Battery Operated Watches Please*

MILITARY MEDALS ETC

• The New Zealand Wars & Boer War Medals• 1st World War Medals• 2nd World War Medals, Stars etc• Orders and Decorations• Korea & Vietnam Medals• Antarctic or other Polar Medals• Fire Brigade Medals• Lodge Medals• Shooting Medals• Military Badges and all other

Military Medals• Gold returning Fob Medals or “Tokens of

Honour” from residents of small townNew Zealand

HISTORICAL MEDALS• A&P Show- Gold, Silver & Bronze Medals• Commemorative Medals & Medalets• Prize Medals (Gold & Silver)• Sports Medals (Gold & Silver)• Life Saving Medals• Shipwreck Medals• Coronation Medals• etc, etc, etc

OLD GOLD• Unwanted Jewellery• Broken Rings• Gold Chains• Gold Watch Cases• Alluvial (River) Gold• Dental Gold• Gold Coins• Gold Racing & Trophy Cups

GOLD & SLVER TROPHY CUPS ETC

• Racing Cups• A&P Show Cups• Sports Cups• Presentation Keys & Trowels• Show Pieces• Scrap Gold & Silver

*No EPNS or Silver Plated Items Please*

No item too small for our consideration

Members of the AustralasianNumismatic Dealers Association

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Old Coins Can Toss Up a Rarity

Check those drawers and cupboards, you may have ararity lurking amongst your coins. This advice from

Tony Grant, buyer for John Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd.“We want to see any old foreign coin accumulationsput together before 1950. We will be quite happy to gothrough your coins on the spot and give you an idea ofwhat we can pay. You just never know what can turn up!New Zealand silver coins up to 1946 will be purchased at10 times their face value.

John Bertrand Collectablesin Levin & Foxton

With buyers from John Bertrand (Col-lectables) Ltd in Levin and Foxton next

Tuesday only, Mr Tony Grant from the com-pany says “Now is a fantastic opportunity to gothrough those drawers and cupboards and digout those unwanted items and turn them intocash” Especially wanted by the buyers is OldGold and Collectables such as Military Medals,Old Coins & Banknotes, Vintage Watches andand any interesting old items.

“We are keen buyers, especially of the itemsin the list below” saidMr Grant. “Everyonehas something wewant to buy and noth-ing is too small for ourconsideration. We arejust as happy to buyone item as we arebuying 1000 items”.The buyers will be inconvenient locationsaround the area nextTuesday only. See be-low for your nearestlocation. If you arein doubt about anyitems you wish to sell,take them in for an in-stant appraisal.

Some Big Dollars in Early Banknotes

Rolex and VintageWatches Wanted

Pre 1950’s mechanical watches areneeded urgently by the buyers from

John Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd, visitingLevin and Foxton next Tuesday only.“Collectors at this stage want brands suchas Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Vacheron& Constantin just to mention some.These brands can command large pricesdepending on the condition, what they aremade of etc.

Many of the other brands are onlyrequired for parts. “In any event we willbuy any mechanical watch, even if its onlya few dollars for parts” said Tony Grant,buyer for the company. Battery operatedwatches are not needed. “If you are unsurejust bring any watches to us at the venuesand have them appraised” he said.

Huge Demand for Military Medals

Currently, throughout the world there is a very bigdemand by collectors for Military Medals. These

cover all wars right through from the New Zealand LandWars and the Boer War, to the First and Second WorldWars and the later Korea and Vietnam conflicts. NewZealand Servicemen and Women first served overseasin the Boer War in South Africa around 1900 and theMilitary Medals awarded for this service are neededby the buyers, as are any other Medals from early NewZealand and the New Zealand Wars.

General service medals from both the First andSecond World Wars will also be purchased, but as can beimagined these were awarded in fairly large numbers.“If a group of medals has any special award for braverysuch as the Military Medal, Military or Flying Cross orother medals for Distinguished Conduct or MeritoriousService, these can add great value to a group” stated MrTony Grant, buyer for John Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd.“Many families have old medals, some dating back toearly Imperial days, that they are not sure what to dowith. We will be happy to look at any Military Medalswhatsoever, just bring them in to venues” he said.

Early New Zealand Banknotes datedbefore 1932 are currently fetching

big money! This is according to MrTonyGrant, author of the John Bertrand NewZealand Coin & Banknote Catalogue.Mr Grant is in Levin and Foxton nextTuesday only on a buying trip for JohnBertrand (Collectables) Ltd and wouldbe very keen to see any of these issues.“We will pay at least $300 for anyundamaged Ten Shilling or One Pound

banknote from a New Zealand tradingbank dated 1932 or before.

Denominations of five pounds andhigher would be worth from $700. “Anybanknote dated prior to 1900 would beworth at least $1000” said Mr Grant.

Also purchased are any Reserve Bankof New Zealand pre-decimal issues,especially 50 Pound notes. All overseasbanknotes prior to the 1950’s are alsowanted.

Mr Anthony (Tony)W. Grant

Fellow of the Royal Numismatic Society ofNew Zealand Incorporated

Director and BuyerJohn Bertrand (Collectables) Ltd

Author of the John BertrandNZ Coin & Banknote Catalogue

Gold & Silver StillAt High Prices

With gold still at ahigher price than

traditional levels, rightnow would be anopportune time togo through the oldjewellery box and digout those old goldchains, rings andbrooches and turn theminto cash. Tony Grant says “Now is a greattime to sell. We will buy anything made

of gold – old jewellery, coins, alluvial(river gold), virtually anything, evengold teeth! We also need sterlingsilver in any form, including cups,tea services, cutlery, old coins andthe like” he said.

JOHN BERTRAND (COLLECTABLES) LTDOUR BUYERS ARE IN LEVIN & FOXTON NEXT TUESDAY ONLY

John Bertrand (Collectables) LtdT: 04 232 9832 • F: 04 232 7832 • E: [email protected]

PO Box 323, Wellington 6140

Please note: Suitable ID is required if you wish to sell any items.

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‘‘We have now been here for 27 years.’’Every year Ken and Ian take on a diesel

and heavy engineering apprentice to jointheir dedicated team of 10 staff.

Ken, who has 43 years experience andIan, who has 33 years experience, havethe perfect background to be teaching thetrade.

Even the largest trucks can beaccommodated and we continue to lookafter trucks from all over the country.

We recognise that down time costs thetransport industry money so gettingrepairs and maintenance done quickly toget the vehicles back on the road again ismuch appreciated by the industry. To helpmake this possible, we also offer a

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Feilding Indoor Craft Market – 8th 9th November

One of the largest indoor craft markets in NZ

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Depart 8am Pram Beach 8.15am Waikanae 8.30

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Cross Hills Country Garden Fair

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Departs from Prm, Waikanae, Otaki, Levin and

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includes Coach, Fair Entry and afternoon tea.

Toast Martinborough Wine, Food & Music Festival

– Sunday 17th November Music, Entertainment,

food and great wine. Coach trip pick up Otaki

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Wairua River Cruise Whanganui River

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Rotary Martinborough Fair 1 Feb & 1 Mar 2014.

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Petone Rotary Fair Sat 15 Feb 2014. Depart

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Plimmerton $25

Art Deco Weekend Napier Sat 22 Feb 2014.

Hundreds of 1920s & 1930s cars, aerobatic flying

displays, steam train rides, a great Gatsby picnic,

dinner dance extravaganzas, free outdoor concerts

and more..Depart Wellington 7.00am. Arrive back in

Wellington 8.00pm. Comfort stops at Dannivirke en

route to Napier & en route home.. Cost Wellington

$110 Paraparaumu, Waikanae, Otaki, Levin, Foxton,

Palmerston North $90. (Day Trip Only).

PARAPARAUMU – AUCKLAND 6 DAY TOUR

13-18 April 2014 Overnight stays at Rotorua,

Auckland & Taihape. Hot Pools, Rainbow Springs,

Skyline Rides, Many more tourist attractions.

Depart Paraparaumu Sunday 13 April 7am. Cost

$820 includes Coach, Accommodation, Ferry

Ticket, Devonport, Waiheke & Island tour, Breakfast

& Light Lunch. Taupo Cruise on the lake with light

lunch.

For more information callDave on : 0800 827 827


Call Dave Today on 0800 827 827For Club bookings tour dates

can be arranged to suit

Coast CoachlinesComing Events & Tours

Coming Events & Tours

SALES OFFICE20-30 Coventry StreetPO Box 1087, LEVIN0800 QUINS LEVIN

(0800 784 675)

SALES OFFICE - QUIN ROOFING20 - 30 Coventry Street

PO Box 1087, LEVINPh: (06) 367 9480 or 0800 QUINS LEVIN

(0800 784 675)FAX: (0800) 104 000

Manufacturers and suppliers of colour, galvanised and zinc coated Long Run Roofing


Beach team win triplesThe regular triples gala played onMonday at the Levin RSA Bowling Clubwas sponsored this week by Farmlands.

Cold conditions, along with a stiffbreeze, made bowling difficult, but theweather improved after lunch.

The winners were a Foxton Beachteam, Ray Perry, Lyall Dacre and GusSmith with 4 wins, 22 ends and 48 pointsfollowed by Lorraine Willers, RayLovejoy and Carol Seal with 3 wins 20ends and 39 points.

Roger Horn, Mick Wilton and WayneJudd on 3 wins 19 ends and 40 points werethird.

A capacity field was expected for themidweek Armistice Day tournament,weather permitting.

Members were pleased to see legen-dary bowler Trevor Eagle visiting theclub.

Club cricket resultsResults from the weekend’s round ofHorowhenua Kapiti Cricket Associationmatches:A grade - Levin Old Boys 213 all out (R Taylor 54,D Sanson 49, M Jones 35, R. Franks 4-26, S.Ryan 3 for 34) beat Kapiti Old Boys 115 all out (DSchlup 30, M. Bacon 3-20) by 98 runs; Weraroa151 all out (D Maathuis 55, M Janes 27, A. King3-19, G Rendel 6-13) lost to Paraparaumu 152-8off 41.2 overs (B Finn 40, D McLean 60, G Johns4-40 off 100 by 2 wickets.B grade - LOB 130 all out (A Singh 38, F Farnan5-43, G Ryan 3-23) lost to KOB 132-1 off 18.1overs (J Porter 64, T Meinen 46no) by 9 wickets;LOB Rebels189 all out (J O’Brien 48, SKerehoma 43, K Samson 3-17, H Kirvan 3-15)beat Weraroa 100 all out (H Kirvan 26 J Boyd3-12, J Gorden 3-26) by 89 runs.Presidents - Waikanae 93 all out (J Lake 3-21)lost to Weraroa 94-3 off 27 overs (P. Hanson51no) by 7 wickets; KOB Black 92 all out(Copson 40, Elmo 31, J Ringrose 4-25, P Tessier3-22) lost to Paraparaumu 98-1 off 18.2 overs (MFlattery 63no) by 9 wickets; Otaki Sports Club155 all out (K. Strawbridge 30, L Pinfold 3-23, CMaclachlan 3-32) lost to Levin Old Boys 158-8 off38.3 overs (R. Te Tomo 83no) by 2 wickets;Otaki College Old Boys 207-8 off 40 overs beatKapiti Old Boys Gold 156 all out by 51 runs.

Mixed netball trophy goes to NuaHAPPY NETBALLERS: Sebastian Jackson holds the trophy with, from left, Kate Forward, Abraham Jackson, Mikaere Paki, AnnaJeffries, Rebecca Brown, Gemma Hill, Maria Faleseuga and Roha Taiapa.

One of the final competitions for theyear between Waiopehu College andHorowhenua College was the Netball ofOrigin Trophy.

This competition includes a mixedboys and girls netball team from eachschool playing the best out of threegames. Normal outdoor netball rules,with the twist of boys added, created

some interesting and entertaining sport.Netball captains for the year Shaye Panifrom Pehu and Rebecca Brown fromNua, organised the teams andcompetition games.

In the first game at Donnelly Park,Horowhenua College won by nine goals.The second game two days later wastougher but Nua still managed to win by

five, meaning the third game wasn’tneeded.

The trophy is a new one and and theannual event has been held for threeyears, with Waiopehu winning the firstand Horowhenua winning the past twoyears.

Ruth Eagle and Jessica Williamsumpired for both schools.


Employment Vacancies

CLEANER / CARETAKER(One part-time position)

School cleaning, early morning, 15 hours perweek and school caretaker duties, 5 hoursper week.Suit fit, reliable person able to work withoutsupervision. References required.

Contact the Principal, Levin Intermediatephone 368 8306.

Trades & Services

Buy & Sell

Property

Motoring

Employment

Notices

localclassifieds>> >>say it. sell it. buy it.

ADVERTISING (06) 368 5109 [email protected]

Waiopehu CollegeTeen Parent Unit Administration OfficerPrimary Task - to carry out administrativeduties that will assist the teaching staff inproviding individual support for students.Experience in school computing systems

an advantage.A sound knowledge of computer

programmes, office skills and working withteenagers essential.

Please send covering letter and CV to:[email protected]

or post toP O Box 548 Levin 5540

Applications close Friday 8 November 2013

VILLAGE MANAGERBased in Foxton, Masonic Villages Ltd isseeking to appoint a Village Manager to

oversee the operations at the Te AwahouMasonic Village as well as the Masonic Court

in Palmerston North.Duties will include:

• New sales and rental inquiries• Marketing the villages• Responding to resident inquiries• Developing village activities• Managing the maintenance and

refurbishment of flats and Villas• Assisting in compliance reporting

You will be a self starter who is happy towork “solo” with support provided off site.You may have had experience in thehospitality sector, or within propertymanagement and sales, or you may just belooking for something that has a strongpeople component and offers you theopportunity to shape your own future.This is not a full time role, so the 20 hours perweek are able to be flexible. Your ownvehicle with a current drivers license andthe ability to travel to Palmerston Northperhaps once a fortnight is also arequirement.The offered remuneration will be driven byexperience and your skills.

Please apply with your CV andcontact details to:

[email protected] date for applications is

14th November 2013

CONSULTANTWant extra money?

Want to be paidto party?

Become a ChefsToolbox

Consultant.

Phone/text Lisa021 941 390

Trade ServicesCARPET cleaning 3rms$89 police/securityvetted 3689176/02102552516CONTRACT roof paintingtradesman, great value.Phone Lorry 367 3151.PAINTER int/ext prof, forfree quote, phone 3670604/021 168 7671 today.

Gardening &Landscaping

LANDSCAPE mainten-ance. Ring Mike 368-0630or 027-242-3773.

HealthACUPUNCTURE treatmentfor pain relief Tuesdays @Physio Clinic Oxford StLevin. Phone Kevin Huang06 358 1690.

BOWENTHERAPISTNatural effective

treatment ofproblem back,neck, arm, RSI,

shoulder, sciatica,sport and body

pain, etc.Phone 368 6525021 0234 8009

Alan Hay111 Ryder Cres

Levin12 noon - 8pm

dailyMonday - Sunday

LandscapeGarden & Turf

TREE work, removal,stump grinding, branchmulching, fences, decks,building maintenance.BJ’s Building & PropertyMaintenance 027 249 2575or 368 7895.

TV Video

HARTLEY’SSERVICES

Ring Steve foryour aerial and

dish installations(06) 368 8429after 5pm or027 298 3413

anytime

For Sale

CARPETOVERLOCKING ANDFRINGING SERVICE

CARPETOVERLOCKING ANDFRINGING SERVICE

Available at ourfactory shop togetherwith a large selectionof NZ and imported

rugs.

Monday - Friday8.00am - 5.00pmOpen Saturday

9.30am - 12.30pm

NORCA RUG CO.LTD

248 Oxford StreetLevin

Phone 368-8844

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PLANTPLANTMARKETMARKETINCLUDES....

• Vege plants, anynumber, from .40c ea

• Zuchinni,Cucumber &Pumpkin plants,$1.50 ea

• Tomato plants,including Cherry/Beefy, $1.50 ea

• Grapevines forgreen dessertgrapes, $10 ea

TRADINGHOURS

9am - 3pmThursdays to

SundaysLindsay Road just

north of Levinoff SH1.

Eftpos available!

Garage Sales

FOXTONREEVE ST

Saturday 8 - 12. BBQ,indoor and oudoor furni-ture, ornaments, plantsetc, etc.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVINYORK ST

Diabetes Horowhenuafundraiser, signs out Sat-urday 8am, not beforeplease.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN370 TARARUA RD

Saturday 7:30am. Books,china, clothes etc. Lots ofstuff good for xmas giftsor you.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN4 HILLVIEW TCE

Saturday 8:30am. Widerange of items.TO VISIT VISITED

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LEVIN9 COLLINGWOOD ST

Saturday 8am. All sorts,household items.TO VISIT VISITED

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MANAKAUWHAKAHORO RD

Saturday 8am start, can-celled if raining. Megacleanout - toys, clothes,house goods, compactor,mini pit bike and more.TO VISIT VISITED

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METHODISTMARKET87 OXFORD ST

Saturday November 2nd,8am - 11:30am. LevinUniting Church Hall,phone 368 6977.TO VISIT VISITED

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Cars for SaleHOLDEN Statesman 1975,one family owner, motordone, upholstery new,front & rear screens new,choice of wheels, rustdone, price $4000 ono.Phone 06 368 3063.

Need a cheap new Car?$0 Deposit$50 a weekAll Types, Simple,

Reliable, Affordable.

Got an old car?No WOF, No Rego,

No problems.

$3000Txt/Ph Dan

021 959 757

Entertainment

Levin Little Theatre ProudlyPresents

PRODUCTION DATES:Thursday 21st November At 7.30 p.m.Friday 22nd November At 7.30 p.m.Saturday 23rd November At 2.00 p.m. & 7.30 p.m.Sunday 24th November At 2.00 p.m.Wednesday 27th November At 7.30 p.m.Thursday 28th November At 7.30 p.m.Friday 29th November At 7.30 p.m.Saturday 30th November At 1.00 p.m. & 7.30 p.m.

THE

ChristmasChristmasTHAT ALMOST WASN’T

(Note change of time for Matinee on Saturday,30th November because of Christmas Parade).

Adults $15.00Students (Up to 15 years) $10.00Family Ticket (2 Adults, 2 Children) $40.00Group Bookings (10 or more) $1.00

PRICES:

off each ticketBookings at Clarks Clothing, Oxford Street,

Levin (Cash or Cheques only)

Written, Directed & Choreographedby Linda Buckley

For SaleSOUTHEND Cycles nowoffering $1 deposit onLaybys now for Christ-mas.

Darryl Harwood (06) 323 2399 or 0274 491 174Richard Trembath 0274 993 992Emmet McConnell 0274 437 671

Office (06) 324 8135

Stock Auctions

TUESDAYSALE

TUESDAYSALE

10.30 amCalves11.00 amPrime sheepStore lambsEwes11.30amWeanersYearlings2yr old cattleBullsSPECIAL ENTRY10 Autumn M/G hfrs12 yrlg Fr/Here x strs12 yrlg Fr/Here x hfrsCONTACT ELDERS:

D Haworth(06) 368 2642

mob 0274 504 133Rhys Staples

mob 027 209 2836PGG WRIGHTSON

Callum Stewart(06) 323 5440

mob 027 280 2688

FirewoodDRY DRY DRY firewood.PYO from $20 pick up.Mac, Gum, Pine, DouglasFir, 28 Tararua Road,Levin - in big glasshouse.0274 A Grade.

OHAU288 STATE HIGHWAY 1

Saturday 9am. Lots ofgoodies, householdappliances.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏SHANNON

STOUT STSaturday 7:30am. Hugevariety from campingstuff to bric-a-brac!TO VISIT VISITED

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Business for Saleand Wanted

CLEANING round - Levin$30k, incl gear, car, etc.$1300p/w guar 2 yrs. Phn(06) 2102278 Leanna.REDUNDANCY? Needflexibility? Green Acreslawn biz for sale from$12K + equip. Phn 06 2102278.

Property For SalePRIVATE sale 3 brm, views,open home Sun 3 Nov 11:30- 2:00pm 16a Churchill St.Phone 368 9243.TOWHOUSE 2 beds, wetfloor shower, 2 mins totown. Phone 368 4090.

To Let2 bedroom house, garage,lge f/fncd section, $180p/w, long term. Phone367 3061 text 027 367 3061.4 bdrm dbl gge, fencedb/yard, 2 wc, northschool area, ref & bond,$270p/w. Phn 368 1272.BASEMENT storage inOxford Street, $160 permonth + power. PhoneMaureen 368 6776.LEVIN 3 bdrm house +gge, $210p/w. Phone 021491 747.LIVERPOOL St, tidy 3bdrm, gd size section,gge, handy to hospital,schools, $200p/w, bond/refs req’d. Phn 0210443407WARM sunny 21⁄2 bdrmflat with c/port, in quietcul-de-sac, handy totown, h/pump, suit aworking or retiredcouple, no pets, $220p/w.Phone 06 368 1559.

Community EventsFOXTON Beach Fun Run Saturday 10th November2013 starting from Foxton Beach Surf Club. 20kmrun starts 8am, 10km walk/run 9am, 5km walk/run10am. Entry fees 20km - $25, 10km - $15, 5km - $5.Entries to 8 Park Street, Foxton orwww.coolrunning.co.nz A Lions Club Fundraiser!HARVEST Festival Fundraising Auction familynight at The Salvation Army, 11 Durham St, Levin,this Saturday at 7pm. Produce, homemade baking,jams and honey. Come and enjoy a fun evening andrelive the good old harvest auction. Everyonewelcome and bring a friend.DIABETES: Got Diabetes? Get Educated. Diabetescooking demonstration, informative and fun, Levin,Saturday 9th November, 9.30am-11.30am. To registercontact Jacqui or Renee. MHT Diabetes Trust 3575992 or email [email protected] demonstration at 10:30 this Sunday,by Karyn Goldingham from Lower Hutt, Levin RedCross Rooms, 524 Queen Street. All welcome. Phone368 2444.

Public Notices

TAHAMATA INCORPORATIONANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that theAnnual General Meeting

of Tahamata Incorporation will be held atTukorehe Pa, Ohau

Saturday16th November 2013 at 10.00am

J MACKIECHAIRPERSON

LEVIN INTERMEDIATEOPEN WEEK – MONDAY

4TH NOVEMBERProspective parents and students are invitedto tour the school during school hours nextweek, Monday 4th to Friday 8th November.

Please call 368 8306 to make a booking.T. JeffriesPrincipal

Wanted to Buyor Exchange

BUYING now. LegacyAntiques, Shannon.Phone 362 7117.

WANTEDTrucks

We buy any trucks,vans, utes n 4wd -

any make or model,dead or alive.

Min $200 up to $3,000(conditions apply)

Phone0800 717 273

TO PLACE AN AD

Ph: 06 368 5109Fax: 06 368 2366

8668

282A

A localclassifieds>> >>say it. sell it. buy it.

Clive hit the nail on the headwhen he recruited his hammer

hands from the Local Classifieds.TO PLACE AN AD

Ph: 06 368 5109Fax: 06 368 2366

Funeral Directors

WAHO,Tom.If we had all the world

to give,We’d give it yes and

more...To hear his voice, see

his smile and greet himat the door.

But all we can do dearfather, is go and tend

your graveAnd leave behind the

tokens of loveTo the best Dad that

God made.4 years have gone sofast.Gone but neverforgotten.Lots of love, yourkids, mokos and Al.xoxo

In MemoriamCOTTLE,Shona.

1 November 2002In my heart always.True friendship neverfades my hero.Frenz 4 eva.Love Lisa Gallagher xo

AcknowledgementsWILSON,Clifford Lloyd.Dorothy, Lloyd andFiona and theirfamilies wish tosincerely thankeveryone whosupported us with somany kindexpressions ofsympathy followingthe recent sad loss ofCliff.Special thanks to allthose who attended theservice to celebrateCliff’s life and donatedto Arohanui Hospice.Please accept thisacknowledgement as apersonal token of ourappreciation.

DeathsLEWIS,

Patricia Mary Venna (Pat).Of Levin. Peacefullyon October 29, 2013,age 89 years. Lovedwife of the late Trevor.Much loved motherand mother-in-law ofJudy (dec’d) and Ron(Levin), Wendy andRobin (Levin),Michael and Polly(Palmerston North),Brendan and Piri(Waipukurau),Christine and Dennis(Wellington). Muchloved grandmother ofall her grandchildren,great grandchildrenand great greatgrandchildren. Thefamily would like tothank all staff atGardenview RestHome for looking afterMum (Auntie Pat) forthe last four and halfyears and Te WhanauHome and Hospital inher final two weeks.

The funeral service washeld in Levin today(Friday). Messages to547 Queen Street East,Levin.

KENNEALLY,Clement.On October 29, 2013, atPalmerston NorthHospital, in hiseightieth year. A lovedfather, grandfather,uncle and friend andwill be sadly missed byall.

A farewell service forClem will be held atHarvey’s Chapel, 284Oxford Street, Levin,on Monday November4, at 11:00am, followedby burial at TheAvenue LawnCemetery. Messagesc/- 284 Oxford Street,Levin 5510.

Harvey Bowler FuneralsLevin and Otaki FDANZ

Locally owned

KENNY,Joyce Ellson.Peacefully atChalmers Hospital,New Plymouth onOctober 24, 2013. Lovedwife of the late Boydie.Loved Mum andmother-in-law ofLance (deceased) andMarie Kenny, Nevilleand Erica Kenny, Rossand Rose Kenny, Sueand Steve Ander, andStephen and JaneenKenny. A loved Nanaand Great Nana.Special thanks to thestaff of ChalmersHospital for theirwonderful care.

In accordance withJoyce’s wishes, aprivate family servicehas been held.Abraham’s Funeral Home

www.wabraham.co.nzNZIFH

MemorialHeadstones

FamilyNotices

Showgrounds Events ParkShowgrounds Events Park

SAMARITANS OF HOROWHENUAP O BOX 77

LEVINA special thanks to those organisationsthat have generously donated funds to

Samaritans of Horowhenua.COGS

Eastern and Central Community TrustHelen Graham Trust

Horowhenua District CouncilLevin Cosmopolitan Club

Ministry of Social DevelopmentNZ Lotteries Grant

Page TrustPub Charity

TG McCarthy TrustSouthern Trust

Anonymous donationsJune CaveSecretaryManagement Committee

Nominations for the selection of theNational Party Candidate for the

Otaki Electorate at the2014 General Election will open fromMonday 4 November 2013 and will be

received fromNational Party members by

National Party Headquarters up to5pm, Monday 18th November 2013

when nominations close.Nomination forms and details regarding

procedures may be obtained from:

New Zealand National Party

Authorised by G Hamilton, L2, 258-262Thorndon Quay,Wellington

Donna FifieldNZ National Party,PO Box 1155,Wellington 6140Ph: 0800 255 266Email: [email protected]

2013 AGMMonday

November 18th7:00pm

at The DomainClubroomsAGENDA

! Election of officers! Annual FinancialReport! General Business

************

Calling for registrations ofinterest for Premier/SeniorReserve rugby and NetballCoaches and Managers forthe 2014 season.

Please [email protected]

before 25th November 2013

QUEEN STREET SURGERY WESTwishes to advise that

DR ANTON HAUPTFLEISCHhas joined our practice.

New patients who wish to enrol atQueen Street Surgery West

please call into the surgery at50 Queen Street, Levin

or phone 368 6186

TE IWI O NGATI TUKOREHE - HUI A IWIAnnual General and Triennial Meeting

The Annual General Meeting for all descendantsand dependants of Ngati Tukorehe, Te Mateawa,Ngati Te Rangitawhia will be held at:

Place: Tukorehe Marae, KukuDate: Sunday 1st December 2013Time: 1:00pm

Annual Reports and audited statements will beprovided for the following Tribal entities.1. Te Iwi o Ngati Tukorehe Trust2. Patumakuku Ltd3. Ngati Tukorehe Tribal Committee4. Reservations Trust (triennial)

Nominations are open from the 1st and closing24th November 2013 at 5:00pm.

There are 7 Tukorehe reservation trusteepositions available.

For nomination forms, please contact:Tiaria Ransfield or Reina Taplin, P O Box 162, Levin.

Phone 06 368 3987 - [email protected]

[email protected]

Waiopehu CollegeSenior Prize Giving

Parents and caregivers of award recipientsare warmly invited to attend the

Senior Prize GivingWednesday 6th November

Year 11 - 2:00pmSeniors - 7:00pm

in the College Auditorium.Please be seated 15 minutes before

programme commences

Linda SherlockDeputy Principal

Public Notices

Find what you’relooking for.


8668293AA


Nigel never knewhow many friends

he had until herented his house

on the beach


Sally gave herselfan A+ when sheadvertised her

tuition services inLocal Classifieds

TO PLACE AN ADPh: 06 368 5109Fax: 06 368 2366


“Great Cars at Wholesale Prices”

Phone Lance or Clair 06 368 8887; 027 483 9783333 Oxford St, Levin • Email: [email protected] Finance and warranties available - Trade-ins welcome

GREAT VALUE

2007 Mitsubishi Colt Plus5 Dr, ABS, Tints, 62,000Kms,large boot,1.5 auto

$8,495$8,4952008 MODEL

2008 NISSAN NOTE FACELIFT MODEL1.5 Auto, Airbags, ABS 78,000 kms

$8,995$8,995SUPER VALUE

2004 NISSAN TIIDA SEDAN1.5 Auto, Airbags, ABS, Greatlooking in Burgundy with GreyVelour

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SUPER POPULAR

2004 TOYOTA IST 5 DOOR HATCH1.5 VVTI Auto, 88,000Kms ,Airbags, ABS, Spoiler, Tints

$8,495$8,495

2006 NISSAN NOTE 1.545.000KMS $8995

2006 NISSAN BLUEBIRD 2.040.000KMS $11995

2004 TOYOTA WISH 7STR 2.0$8995

2004 HONDA ACCORD INSPIRELEATHER $8995

2008 MAZDA DEMIONEW SHAPE 84000KM $10995

2008 SUBARU IMPREZA SPORTHATCH1.5 5SPD $9995

2006 SUZUKI SWIFT 1.5XSAUTO $9995


Fun of the Foxton Fling

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TALLY TIME: Maynard Johnson and Paul Andrews from Foxton Tourist andDevelopment Association counting the gate takings which are used to pay for stagingthe Fling and any leftovers are put back into community projects.

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Dire weather leading up to Foxton’sSpring Fling perhaps enticed people tocome out and enjoy the day.

Whatever the reason, Main Streetwas humming. Smells of hot chips andhot dogs wafting down the streetreminiscent of the good old Spring Flingdays. Returning to the original nameandMain Street venue has definitelypaid off. Die hard ‘Fling’ goers weredelighted to have the fete feeling return.The stalls were interesting and busy,the food was stodgy just as it should beand the talent quest was proof NewZealand’s got it. It may have taken afew years to get it right but FoxtonTourist and Development Associationdeserve a pat on the back.

‘‘The Spring Fling used to be fundedby local businesses,’’ said FoxtonTourist and Development Associationpresident Paul Andrews.

‘‘The Foxton Tourist andDevelopment Association finance thewhole event now through grants, stallholders fees and gate takings.’’

Anymoney left over goes back to thecommunity for projects such as the 120hanging baskets which brightenMainStreet.

Horowhenua Chronicle 01-11-13

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