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BRIEFLYLocals savedriver’s life

A local man and his son savedthe life of a male driver who wasface down in a stream after hittinga cow on Paterangi Road lastThursday night.

The victim hit a black cow atthe bottom of the hill coming intoTe Awamutu and veered into thestream. The pair were able to gethis head above water.

Second on the scene were twoTe Awamutu CommunityPatrollers. They attended thevictim in the stream until theemergency services arrived andhelped clean-up the scene afterthe badly injured male driver wastaken to Waikato Hospital.

Altrusa tertiaryscholarship

Local women currentlystudying or enrolling for studyduring 2010 are invited to applyfor the Altrusa annual vocationalscholarship.

The scholarship assistswomen who are passionate aboutachieving their goals througheducation with a contribution ofup to $2500 towards their tertiaryfees. Applications are availablefrom Marvyanne Ashley ([email protected] or 8704220) or can be downloaded fromwww.teawamutu.net/altrusaEntries close September 25.

Alzheimersassistance

Alzheimers Waikato may notbe operating at the moment, butTe Awamutu still has a supportgroup to assist carers andfamilies of alzheimers sufferers.

Alzheimers Waikato was putinto voluntary liquidation,although services for Waikatodementia sufferers may bereinstated as early as next month.

Te Awamutu Support Groupmember Mary Brewer says shehopes the problems are sortedout quickly at Waikato level sothat services can be resumed.

The local support group meetsat 1.30pm on the first Tuesday ofeach month in the Baptist Churchrooms on Teasdale Street.

For further details contact MrsBrewer (ph 871 6199).

Yellow-out for cancer

TC270809DT01TE AWAMUTU street appeal co-ordinator Kathy Keighley in a sea of yellow for Daffodil Day.

Daffodil Day is here tomorrowand Te Awamutu co-ordinator KathyKeighley is looking forward to asuccessful day.

Here, and throughout the Wai-kato/Bay of Plenty, streets will beturning yellow in recognition of theCancer Society’s annual fundraisingand awareness day.

Mrs Keighley is a volunteer forthe Te Awamutu Cancer SupportGroup which assists cancer patientsmeet medical and treatmentappointments.

Once a year for the past five yearsshe has become a Waikato/Bay ofPlenty Cancer Society volunteer forDaffodil Day.

The hub of activities in Te Awa-mutu will be around the NationalBank, major Daffodil Day sponsor.

Mitre 10 is also a supporter, andthere will be a number of stalls atother helping business in and aroundthe CBD and Te Awamutu Collegestudents will once again be welcomevolunteers for the street appeal.

Jo Bell, Daffodil Day regionalspokesperson, says Daffodil Day isan opportunity to support the one inthree New Zealanders affected bycancer in our community.

‘‘On a local level this is aboutsupport for the Cancer Society andthe work we do in our community tominimise the impact and incidenceof cancer — be it through our varioussupport services, health promotionand awareness activities or fundingfor research into the causes, preven-tion and treatment of cancer.’’

She says an important aspect ofthe Cancer Society’s work is toprovide support services for thosepeople living outside the three maincities of Hamilton, Tauranga andRotorua.

‘‘The society has worked hard inrecent years developing our liaisonnurse service. This service enablespeople affected by cancer, their fam-

ily and friends, to have access to an experienced cancernurse who can provide support and informationthroughout their cancer journey.

‘‘The nurses also have the ability to access otherservices, whether supplied by the Cancer Society oranother health provider, as well as acting in an advocacyrole.’’

Another significant service provided by the CancerSociety to those living outside Hamilton is the CancerSociety’s Lions Lodge.

The Lodge provides free meals and accommodationfor those undergoing treatment at the Regional CancerCentre, Waikato Hospital.

‘‘This service has been offered for nearly 40 years.Thousands of people from around our region facing theeconomic and logistical challenge of receiving treatment

for cancer in Hamilton have been supported by theLodge.’’

Volunteer street collectors will be out and about onDaffodil Day tomorrow and look forward to yoursupport.

Other ways of donating are:• Phone 0900 311 11 to make a $20 donation;• Telecom and Vodafone mobile customers text ‘daffday’to 2448 for an instant $3 donation;• Donate online at www.daffodilday.org.nz;• Call into any branch of the National Bank.

Visit www.cancersociety.org.nz to find out moreabout the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Cancer Society or formore information about Te Awamutu Cancer SupportGroup contact co-ordinator Marguerite Warnock (8714118).

New committees on the moveTe Awamutu Community Board’s two new sub-

committees held their inaugural meetings withinthe last week and are ready to roll.

Te Awamutu Reserves and Landscape Commit-tee was formed from the former Keep Te Awa-mutu Beautiful. At their first meeting lastThursday Brian Boswell was elected to the chairand deputy is Nicky Samuel.

The committee’s role is to communicate withlocal interest groups who are involved in activi-ties aimed at enhancing local public spaces;consider proposals from the local community,including local interest groups that seek tobeautify or otherwise enhance local reserves and

public spaces, and present recommendations tothe Board; overview Council’s reserve develop-ment/management proposals, plans and activitieswithin the Board area and present recommenda-tions to the Te Awamutu Community Board.

Te Awamutu Alive held its meeting onTuesday evening, reforming as a CommunityBoard sub-committee. Chairman Richard Hurrelland deputy Dean Taylor were returned.

Their purpose is to communicate with localinterest groups who are involved in promotionalactivities; consider proposals from the localcommunity, including local interest groups, thatseek to promote the Te Awamutu area and present

recommendations to the Board; overviewCouncil’s promotional activities within the Boardarea and present recommendations to the Board.

Both sub-committees will also be expected toconsider and report on matters referred by theBoard or in general accordance with the purposeof the Committee.

Meetings will be advertised and members ofthe public are welcome to attend.

Correspondence can be directed to the chair-man of the required committee, C/o WaipaDistrict Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu3840 or contact them directly; Mr Hurrell0212108030, Mr Boswell 0273625695.

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Drug operationproves worth

Police credit their ability toreduce social harm caused bydrugs in the Waikato by around$18 Million to a combination ofsound investigative work andsupport from the rural commun-ity.

The Waikato phase of thenationwide cannabis recoveryprogramme known as OperationKristy took place last summer.

With 7439 plants recoveredPolice believe this operation hasput a significant dent in theWaikato’s illicit drug trade, deny-ing organised criminal groups notonly revenue but illegallyobtained property as well.

In addition to cannabis plants,$185,825 worth of stolen propertyand cash was recovered duringthe operation and 164 peoplearrested.

One clandestinemethamphetamine laboratorywas also discovered during theoperation.

With the illicit drug tradedominated by organised criminalgroups, Police were not surprised17 of those arrested were mem-bers or associates of variousgroups.

They warn such groups exer-cise a significant amount of con-trol over the illicit drug market soany operation operating at a sig-nificant level is going to be doing

so as part of, or with the sanctionof, an organised criminal organ-isation.

Though a not new factor,Police continue to be alarmed atthe correlation between the illicitdrug trade and the illegal marketfor firearms and the links toorganised crime.

There were 21 firearms recov-ered by the 20 officers engaged inthe operation in the Waikato.

With a cost for the Waikato of$30,000, Police believe the oper-ation was a huge success with theconservative estimated savings ofharm to the community from theamount of cannabis recovered$17,853,600.

To combat the risk of drugs,Police need the public’s assist-ance to carry out operations suchas the one earlier this year tolimit the harm caused to thecommunity.

Such operations serve as tang-ible evidence of the value of closerelationships between theWaikato’s rural community,Police and other agencies andeffective action can only be takenagainst the drug trade with theircontinuing support.

The Waikato Police encouragepeople with information on drugrelated activity to come forward— such information can be givenconfidentially if required.

Tuesday, August 18:Arrests: Woman for EBA

and assault and man forpossession of an offensiveweapon, threatening to killwith a weapon and wilfuldamage following an inci-dent at Ohaupo. Woman forshoplifting from KFC andbreaching bail.

Man apprehended fordriving while forbidden.Car impounded.

Burglary of ParaweraSchool reported. Laptopcomputer, map book andprojector stolen.

Wednesday, August 19:Man arrested for EBA.Burglaries: Mac’s Dairy.

Frozen confectionary anddrinks stolen. RaeburnStreet residence. PS3 andDVDs stolen. Empty factoryon Bond Road. Nothingstolen.

Thursday, August 20:Arrests: Man for

assaulting a female. Man forEBA, driving while dis-qualified and possession of apipe for smoking cannabis.Car impounded.

Burglary of Moule Streetproperty reported. House lotof aluminium windowsstolen.

Friday, August 21:Drive off theft of petrol

from Shell Alexandrareported. Driver leaves inblue 1992 Subaru wagon(AKP655) without paying,almost hitting attendant.

Wilful damage to rearwindow of vehicle parked onAlbert Park Road reported.

Theft of a fuel card fromtruck parked at Bond Road

property reported. Cardused in Auckland beforebeing cancelled.

Theft of portable stereofrom Kihikihi Kindergartenreported.

Theft of stereos from twovehicles at Bruce Berquistproperty reported. Fourmag wheels and tyres alsostolen from container.

Saturday, August 22:Arrests: Man for driving

while disqualified. Carimpounded. Two men forbreaching bail. Man for dis-orderly behaviour. Twoyouths also for obstructingPolice and one youth forunlawfully being in anenclosed yard.

Theft of various itemsfrom Whitmore Street resi-dence reported after occu-pier let people from nearbyparty use her toilet.

Theft of alcohol fromBottle King reported. Fourfemale Maori attempt tosteal a quality of alcohol andescape with one bottle afterbeing confronted by owner.

Van stolen from Pirongiarecovered at Te Rahu Hall.Motorcross helmet, bootsand goggles stolen.

Sunday, August 23:Arrests: Man for assault.

Man for EBA. Man foraggravated assault.

Wilful damage to windowof Alexandra Street resi-dence reported.

Burglaries: Road haul-age. Number of vehiclesentered. Nothing stolen.Thorncombe Road resi-dence. Alarm activated,nothing stolen.

Higher lows and highs, weather-wiseTemperatures are edging up,

report Te Awamutu weatherwatchers.

Kihikihi and Pukeatua sharedhighest temperature of 18 degrees,followed by Parawera, Pirongia,Pokuru and Te Awamutu on 17,Ngahinapouri on 16 and Arohenaon 15.

Arohena and Te Awamutu hadhighest minimum temperatures of7, followed by Pokuru on 5 andKihikihi, Ngahinapouri, Para-wera, Pirongia and Pukeatua on 4.

Pukeatua had highest rainfallwith 42mm, followed by Pirongiaon 32 and Parawera and Pokuru on28.

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Drummer beats out rivalsBY CATHY ASPLIN

TC270809CA04It’s not hard to locate Ollie

Knight when he’s practising for aconcert - just follow the noise.

The drums aren’t the easiestinstrument to find a suitable spotfor, but Ollie is lucky to have aroom to himself in his family’sPirongia home.

When the Courier called he waspreparing for a school concert inthe community hall.

It was former Pirongia Schoolteacher, Alison Derbyshire, whoinitially encouraged him to startplaying, while former New ZealandIdol finalist Jesse O’Brien helpedhim select a drum kit.

Ollie’s natural rhythm and co-ordination saw him take to drum-ming ‘like a duck to water’.

Just a couple of years later hisability has been recognised at therecent Pulse music competition forintermediate aged students, whenhe was named best drummer fromthe 20 bands who took part.

Ollie was part of the PirongiaSchool band ‘Radio Active’ and hisrendition of the Jet song ‘Are YouGonna Be My Girl’ saw him collectCDs and drumsticks.

Ollie is also a fan of Red HotChili Peppers, Pearl Jam andNirvana, but says he enjoys a widerange of music.

TC270809SP03PIANIST Stephen De Pledge will be playing in The Woolshed as part of anationwide tour.

Treat for classical music loversLondon-based New

Zealand pianist StephenDe Pledge is returninghome to tour with Cham-ber Music New Zealand.

He will be performingpiano recitals in 11centres, including TeAwamutu, during Sep-tember and October.

Named as one of themost exciting and versa-tile musicians of his gen-eration, De Pledgestudied at The Univers-ity of Auckland andLondon’s GuildhallSchool of Music, winningtwo major awards whichlaunched his career as asoloist, chambermusician and accompan-ist.

He has recordednumerous solo andchamber music record-ings, and broadcast forRadio 3 and Classic FMin the UK.

Last year he had twoWigmore Hall appear-ances, a chamber musictour of Sweden, and aconcert in the openingweekend of London’snew concert venue,King’s Place.

His programme for TeAwamutu opens withone of Beethoven’s mostloved sonatas, the‘Pathetique’. It is fol-lowed by Debussy’s vivid‘painting in sound’ illus-trated in his first Book of

Images, then a tribute tocomposer Billy Mayerlwhose jazzy, ragtimestyle is making a wel-come comeback to theconcert hall.

In the second half,Brahms’ dramaticRhapsodies, the height ofmusical Romanticism,contrast with three NewZealand Landscape Pre-

ludes, receiving theirfirst New Zealand per-formances since theiracclaimed premiere inthe 2008 New ZealandInternational Arts Fest-ival.

The programmefinishes with Prokofiev’swonderful Sonata No 7, awork of high drama andbeauty, and a notori-

ously virtuosic finalmovement.

The concert in TeAwamutu is on Friday,September 11 at 7.30pmin The Woolshed.

Door sales will beavailable from 7pm:adults $25, senior citi-zens $22, students (15-20years) $10, under 15years free.

Applications for CreativeCommunity Grants called

Calling all community groups— if you are planning an arts,performance or cultural event,funding grants are available fromthe Waipa Community Arts Coun-cil, a third party relationshipbetween Creative NZ and WaipaDistrict Council.

Projects must meet at least oneof three criteria — that the projectwill increase community partici-pation in the arts, the range anddiversity of the arts available inthe community, or enhance andstrengthen local arts.

Over the last year a diverserange of groups and projects havebenefited from the grants scheme.

including art exhibitions in bothTe Awamutu and Pirongia, schoolholiday programmes, stage per-formances, and uniforms forchoristers and the local pipe band.Te Awamutu Brass Band alsoreceives support towards itsinstrument purchases.

Waipa DC’s leisure officerAndrea Duncan encourages allgroups to get in touch.

‘‘We have two grant roundseach year, with about $7000 ateach to allocate. We know everybit helps when you are a smallcommunity group, and a grantcan often be the differencebetween an event going ahead or

not, which is why it is importantthat groups are aware that thegrant scheme exists.’’

Any group, organisation orindividual from Te Awamutu,Kakepuku or Pirongia wards canapply.

The grants have cut off dates ofSeptember 30 and April 30, andcan be lodged at any time. Fundsfor this round will be allocated inOctober.

For a full list of criteria andapplication forms, log ontowww.waipadc.govt.nz underCommunity and Recreation, orpick up from the council offices inBank Street.


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Recession turning believesTaranaki-King Country MPBY GRANT JOHNSTON

Taranaki-King Country MPShane Ardern is convinced thecurrent recession has ‘hit thebottom of the ditch’ and things areheading back up for New Zealand.

But he cautions that there isstill more pain to be workedthrough and economic recoverywill be slow and gradual.

It has come home to us in recentmonths how exposed our economyis to world events, but Mr Ardernbases his ‘worst is over’ opinion onhis discussions with farmers andrural leaders and with what he sawand heard on a recent visit toAustralia.

‘‘Although the effects of thepredicted lower dairy payout havenot truly been felt here yet, Ibelieve this is the ‘bottom of theditch’.

‘‘Australia has weathered thestorm better than most, and when Iwas in South Australia they weresaying there are real signs that areasonable recovery isunderway.’’

Mr Ardern says the National-led Government had held plenty ofdiscussions about ways to ‘softenthe blow on the way down’.

‘‘The announced infrastructurespending, and further measuresyet to be announced, are going tobe very beneficial to areas like theWaikato and Te Awamutu.

‘‘The eastern highway throughHamilton will have huge potentialspinoffs for Te Awamutu and Wai-kato, not only in the contractingand construction work required,but in freeing up what has been aclogged up transport ‘pipeline’.

Another important area ofspending will be in the rollout offibre optic cabling, with aBroadband investment of $1.5Million.

‘‘In places like Te Awamutu andthe Waikato, it will free up a wholelot of international and domesticbusiness that has been slow andunwilling to invest in the nextlevel of development, because of alack of that type of infrastructureto support what a modern businessis now like.’’

Mr Ardern says while theimpacts of the reduced dairypayout on rural service towns likeTe Awamutu will be felt for sometime, with farmers cutting pendingon items that do not keep theiroperation running, ultimatelybasic supplies still have to bepurchased.

‘‘Very few farmers will allowtheir farms to be run into the

ground,’’ he says.‘‘As farmers start to open their

chequebooks again, service indus-tries will start to enjoy the benefitsof that.

‘‘The shock/horror depressiontheme of the last six months islooking like easing, then thingswill incrementally improve.

‘‘At the end of the day, we arehigh quality, low cost food pro-ducers. The world’s population isgrowing and as some of the Asiancountries become westernised,there will be opportunities fordairy exporters to expand intothose economies.

‘‘Fonterra and other firms arepursuing those opportunitiesvigorously.’’


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Your Letters

Intersection needs workCongratulations to Lloyd

Anderson for bringing theTeasdale Street intersection to thepublic notice through the Courierlast week.

I have raised this issue withboth the Council and the policewith no results.

Those of us who work in

Teasdale Street see it as an acci-dent waiting to happen.

All it would take is for theyellow lines to be repainted and abig ‘STOP’ painted just before thefootpath (and the police to dosome revenue gathering there fora week or two) and I’m sure thatmost of the offenders would

rethink their bad habits.The truck drivers are good, it’s

the local motorists that are theproblem.

Closing the access is not practi-cal as the trucks need the straightexit, but it could be made trucksonly.

DEBRA MORRISSEY

Hats off to Win Bryantfor her contributions

I would like to pay tribute toWin Bryant who recently died,who was Te Awamutu reporterfor the Waikato Times for manyyears.

Win was also a member ofthe festival committee, alongwith then editor of the TeAwamutu Courier, Fred Cobb,and the then Mayor of TeAwamutu, Ned Freeman whichrecognised the impact of the bi-annual ‘Te Awamutu Festivalof the Arts’ locally and in NewZealand.

Also the daring and genius of

myself and the Festival Com-mittee, in a New Zealand thatwas just waking up to thewonderful world we live in.

Commencing in November1965 were many exciting pre-sentations, including a 19-year-old Kiri Te Kanawa in her firstconcert recital, in a packedtown hall.

The festivals were excitingand stimulating, for which TeAwamutu Jaycee won topawards, running through to theearly 80s.

RAY HYAMS, QSM

Why not blocklane to cars?

Re Lloyd Anderson’s letter to theEditor. I too am very concerned re thelane from Fresh Choice that comes upand out onto Teasdale Street.

The cars do not stop at the stopsign, they just power on out toTeasdale Street, and walking downTeasdale Street by the chemist shop isan accident just waiting to happen.

A long time ago I rang the Councilconcerning this also.

Why do they need to drive up there- a short cut? I say cut the lane off justabove where the cars drive into the topshops so it would not disrupt thoseshops and leave the lane to pedes-trians, bikes and scooters.

GLENDA SCOWN

Rich European history in focusTe Awamutu Continuing Edu-

cation guest speaker for Septem-ber 2 is Dr Lindsay Diggelmannfrom the Department of History atthe University of Auckland.

Dr Diggelmann is the foremostauthority in New Zealand on theEuropean 11th Century and itsimpact and influence down thecenturies.

His talk, complete with power

point presentation, promises to beone of the highlights of the TeAwamutu Continuing Educationyear.

The 12th Century Renaissancewas an important period in Eng-lish history as applied to thegrowth of learning and culturethroughout Europe.

It saw the birth and growth ofuniversities and literature.

It nurtured such well-knownfigures as the legendary KingArthur, the teacher Peter Abelardand the redoubtable Eleanor ofAquitaine, who was Queen ofFrance and also of England, andmother of King Richard I andKing John.

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TC270809SP7BONNETS UP and tyres off at Oparau on Saturday.

Oparau Roadhouse was a hiveof activity on Saturday when theMetalman Possum BourneMemorial Rally raced through thearea.

‘‘We were told to expect 50competitors’ cars parking here aswe were a ‘service park’ for thestage,’’ says Bill Rogers of OparauRoadhouse.

‘ ‘The organisers weredelighted when 76 competitors setoff from Hamilton on Saturdaymorning, but we were squeezingthem in everywhere here — allover the lawn and anywhere wecould make a space.’’

But Mr Rogers says it was agreat event with so many rallycars this year.

Service crews arrived atOparau at 7am, followed by therally cars two hours later. Afterheading to Waitomo, they wereback in to Oparau around 2pm ontheir way back to Raglan. Theycovered 200km of special stagesoverall.

Chris West of Christchurchwas the winner of the fourthrunning of the annual PukekoheCar Club event — organised as atribute to the late Possum Bourne.

West was competitive but notstunning over the first threestages of the event and thenlaunched his assault on SpecialStage 4, Waitomo, winning thestage by over 26 seconds toHamilton’s Stephen Barker, totake the lead from AndrewHawkeswood.

West controlled the field forthe rest of the day despite notwinning another stage. TheChristchurch driver was thrilledwith his first win since his Inter-national Rally of Whangareitriumph in 2008.

"It was a great event, withfantastic roads. We took a softer

tyre than everyone else for Wai-tomo and that was the difference,’’west says.

‘‘There was a lot of loose graveland lots of tyre issues. We didn’thave any more soft tyres left so wehad to hold on for the rest of theday. The rally was a good oppor-tunity to come and try the carafter our issues in Wairarapawith 200km of stages in one day. Itgave us good miles before RallyNelson."

The spectacular Hawkeswoodblamed a poor tyre choice for his47 second time loss in the Wai-tomo stage despite beating Weston several stages in the afternoon.

Surprise early leader NeilMarshall of Taranaki finishedfourth after being pipped in thelast stage by 20-year-old Barker.Who showed impressive pace,continuing his promising debutyear at this level.

Marshall, who has burst to thetop of Clubmans rallying this year

with wins in Taranaki and Wai-tomo, took the lead in theWhaanga Coast stage - a feat evenmore spectacular due to the factthat he had never rallied on thestage before and as a competitorin the Te Rapa AutomotiveRepairs Top Half Rally Series wasnot allowed to do pre-eventreconnaissance.

Marshall took overall andClass D honours in the Top HalfSeries however he remains pointsbehind Craig Stevens whose con-sistent class performances leavehim at the top of the Top Halfpoints.

Current New Zealand RallyChampion Hayden Paddon usedthe day as a test session for hisforthcoming assault on WRCRally Australia, as well as aimingto secure enough points in theRally New Zealand Rising StarsInternational Award, to be con-firmed for the November awardshootout.


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Record medal haul for students

TC270809CA01BARISTA Abbe Wirihana col-lected a gold medal at theWaikato event and a silver atthe Secondary SchoolsBarista competition.

BY CATHY ASPLIN

TC270809CA02STUDENT Daniel Serdet witheight medals from the Waikatoevent and a silver from theBarista competition.

TC270809CA03HOSPITALITY students (from left): Sandra Perrott, Adrianna Te Aonui, Brandon Kerr, Tennessee Cooper, David Mills, RebeccaStrong, Bronte Gibson, Tamara Hayward, Krystarrah Ratcliffe, Laura Brown.

Making great coffee - eventhough she doesn’t like the tasteof it - helped Abbe Wirihanaclaim a gold medal at the 2009Waikato Culinary Fare.

She was one of 23 Te Awa-mutu College students whoreturned a haul of 30 medalsfrom the event.

Head of Department MareeLetford says the enthusiasm anddedication of the 23 students whoentered the two day event was amajor reason for their success.

‘‘They took a great deal ofconfidence from the Taurangacompetition and were proactivewhen it came to preparing forthis event. That confidence sawthem enter 72 classes in thecompetitions staged at Wintec’sAvalon campus.’’

Several students were multi-medal winners. Daniel Serdetcollected two gold, two silver and

four bronze, as well as being theoverall winner of the HealthyBrunch and the Mocktailsections. His haul added to asilver medal he recently won atthe Secondary Schools BaristaCompetition.

Rebecca Strong won gold forher salmon dish and was namedoverall section winner, she alsocollected three bronze medals.

Bronte Gibson created atempting turkish delight cheese-cake which several judges‘adored’. She was also the overallwinner of the Pasta section.

Adrianna Te Aonui collectedtwo silver and two bronze,Krystarrah Ratcliffe won a silverand a bronze, while TennesseeCooper and Tennille Williamsonboth won bronze.

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Cox, Lockie share golf joyLew Cox and Barry Lockie jointly won the

long running Newton Cup competition at ASBTe Awamutu Golf Club.

The pair emerged with the identical score of68.5 points from the best five of seven rounds neton Sunday.

The Bertram Cup, decided over 36 holes net,was won outright by Pat Higgins.

Leading scorers in Craig Vincent’s scramblewere Noel Adams with 42 stableford, ScottElliott 41, Les Murrell, Peter Thompson, TexHaumaha 39, Michael McDougal 38 and DaveTrutsch, John Darraugh 37.

Vic Roberts was a convincing winner ofSaturday’s club scramble with a score of 6-up onpar, heading off Colin Green, Allan Duncan on2-up and Craig Vincent and Barry Lockie 1-up.

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Les Dunn recorded the only two.Best of the Vets were Mike Claydon and

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Murrell, Sid Lim 39, Vic Smart 38 and Bill Bain37.

There was no golf on women’s club day due toinclement weather conditions.

The weather, however, did not dampen thespirits of those who attended a special gatheringorganised to celebrate the 80th birthdays of noless than five lady members — Daphne Hall,Pam Mills, Raie Green, Shirley Clements andVal Arnold.

The quintet were each presented with abeautiful floral arrangement, then shared thecutting of a huge appropriately decorated cake,specially made for the occasion by a fellowmember.

Lady president, Margaret Johnson congratu-lated the honoured guests, taking the opportun-ity to convey to those present the contributionall the ‘birthday girls’ had made to the clubduring their years of membership.

The club is hosting its annual Daffodil Daycharity golf tournament tomorrow.

Club publicity officer, Colin Green invitesanyone to play and says, if unable to play, pleaseconsider a donation.

Petero PirongiaOpen winner

Ngaruawahia visitinggolfer Ma Petero won a hotlycontested Pirongia Open byone shot from three locals.

Petero shot 73 gross toclaim the gross prize.

Hot-on-his-heels wereBrent Keene, GraemeBuckley and Ray Davies allon 74.

Buckley and Keene bothcarded three twos in theirrespective rounds.

Keene had further suc-cess, taking out the seniormen’s net with 65.

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Richard Taylor took outthe stableford with a healthy44 points, pipping R. Harris,D. Livingstone and D. Batyon 43, H. Wilson, J. Dunn 40and P. Morris, B. Picken 39.

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The club championshipscommence this Sunday. Keymatches to watch are T.Watts v M. Eyre (sen), K.Bardsley v G. Russo (int) andM. Caie v A. Donald (jun).

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Marist mark 60th in style

TC270809CT02MARIST president, Richard Gibbons-Goodhew (far right)— with club life members, from left: WelbyMurrell, George King, Bill McLaughlin, Richard McCandlish and Alistair Purdon.

Te Awamutu Marist celebratedtheir 60th reunion in greatfashion on Saturday with a largecrowd attending festivities at theclub.

The day had a sad note withMarist losing one of its favouritesons, life member Terry Bennett(‘Benny Hill’ to his many friends).

‘‘Benny had given over 50years service to the club and waslooking forward to the reunion,but missed it by one day, passingaway Friday afternoon,’’ reportsRichard McCandlish.

The day started with the tra-ditional past versus present rugbygame — in this case the pastplayed the club’s President’sgrade team.

For the record the past playerswon the game 32-29, with theirplayer of the day award going toAndrew Russ.

Cameron McKenzie was playerof the day for the Bushpigs (Presi-dent’s grade team).

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ard Gibbons-Goodhew and thecutting of the reunion cake.

Club member Johnny Nelsonentertained the crowd with hisband and a great night was had byall, with the Te Awamutu SeniorRep team bringing the Peace andFindlay Cups back to theclubrooms after their win overHamilton.

The night ended on a good notewith the members and supporterswatching the All Blacks on the bigscreen take a one point victoryover the Wallabies.


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TC270809CT01BATTLE OF CENTRES: RSN Henry Morgan Builders’ Ngahuia Kopa (left)and COGS 1’s Mihiwhatara Hohepa dispute possession in the premier final.

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COGS I retained theirTe Awamutu premiernetball crown with a49-43 win over RSNHenry Morgan Builders.

The finale to the localseason was played infront of the biggestcrowds seen at Te Awa-mutu Netball Centrecourts for a number ofyears.

Both teams had theirband of supporters andplacards, although themajority of the spectatorswere gunning for theunderdogs RSN to upsetthe 2008 champions.

COGS went to the firstquarter break ahead 14-9,having scored nine of thelast 14 goals.

RSN co-coach, TraceyPaekau says it was theslow start by her teamthat ultimately cost themthe match.

‘‘Full credit to COGS,once they establishedtheir early lead they weregood enough to preserveit and we were alwaysplaying catch-up.

‘‘Our game brokedown in mid-court withour young, inexperi-enced players strugglingto connect with TianaTuuta.’’

COGS increased theirlead to 28-22 by halftime,winning the second 15minute period 14-13.

The playing throughchampions then put their‘pedal to the metal’ in thecrucial third quarter,winning 11-6 to establishan almost unassailable 11goal, 39-28, lead.

A tactical change byRSN coaches Paekau andWendy Heta, moving theexperienced Tuuta togoal-attack, opened upthe play for them in thefinal quarter.

It proved to be theonly period of play RSNwon, prevailing 15-10 toclose within six goals atthe final whistle — animprovement on theirlosing margin of 14 goalsin the 2008 final, but theirsurge was too little, toolate.

Te Awamutu netballlife member Beryl Bell —whose St Pat’s premierteams including TraceyPaekau reigned supremein the 1980s and 1990s —was an interested spec-tator.

She singled out goal-shoot Kylie Chatfield,goal-defence Josie Brownand goal-keep JanForsythe as standoutplayers for COGS, whileheaping accolades onRSN goal-keep CindyTreanor, one of the starsof the game.

RSN’S goal-defenceChyna Hohepa showedglimpses of her brilliantaerial athleticism that

saw her make this year’sWaikato premier team.

RSN finished theseason with only twolosses, both to COGS overthe past fortnight.

They will look back ona season of what mighthave been had they notlost three members oftheir starting seventhrough injury at vari-ous stages of the season— WA Kelly Miringa andGD Maree Rata-Sergent(start of championshipround) both requiringknee reconstructions,and WD Dorothy Carrwith a ruptured Achillesa week before the final.

‘‘To their credit, theirreplacements filled indoing the job admir-ably,’’ says Paekau.

Further success wentCOGS I’s way at Te Awa-mutu Netball’s end-of-season prize-giving —held immediately afterthe final — taking out theLois Healey Trophy forpremier/premier reservegoaling average.

The South Pacific Tro-phy, for senior goalingaverage, went to RSN ICBand Te Awamutu Inter-mediate Golden Bullettsclaimed the Vaile Trophyfor junior goaling aver-age.

One of the big

improvers this seasonwas the newly-formedTAS ASB team. They con-tinued their giant killingrun beating ComradesSocial 28-26 in the A2final after qualifyingfourth for the playoffs.Their season was cappedby taking out the FairPlay/Good Conduct Tro-phy.

Te Awamutu College9A were another stand-out team. This talented,young side won the A3grade final against TASGuthrie Bowron 36-21.

It takes a large band ofhard working, dedicatedadministrators for anysporting organisation asbig as Te AwamutuNetball to operatesmoothly.

This year’s Presi-dent’s Trophy went toone of those tirelessworkers, RaewynMcDonnell.

Umpires are anothervital cog in the successstory of Te AwamutuNetball.

The ‘outstandingachievement’ umpiringaward went to Ceri Hills,one of Te Awamutu’sfour New Zealand quali-fied whistlers.

Most improved andmost dedicated umpireswere Kylie Edwards and

Corrina Heke respec-tively.

Top junior umpirewas Chicayla Scholes-Daysh.

Full list of champion-ship finals results:

Premier grade: COGSI 49, RSN Henry MorganBuilders 43. Plate: COGSPulse.

Premier Reserve:Tigers Royale 49, ShilohRua 29.

A1: RSN ICB 32, TeTaumata Ki Parawera 23.

A2: TAS ASB 27,Comrades Social 25.

A3: TAC 9A 36, TASGuthrie Bowron 21.

B1: TAC Best Boys 27,TA Marist Misfits 23.

B2: TAS Spartanz 25,TAI Soldiers 17.

B3: TAS GydeWansbone 28, TASOriginals 26.

C1: St Pat’s Blue 32,TAI Hot Chocs 22.

C2: Sacred Heart GirlsCollege 25, TAS M Bar 11.

C3: TAS Mini Magic25, TAPS Kelly & BryantPumas 9.

D1: Pokuru Poppies29, Pirongia Te Pahu Ser-vice Centre Strikers 23.

D2: TAPS ColourplusChocoholics 19, TAPSElevations Superstars 5.

D3: TAPS VetEntGroovy Kids 11, St Pat’sSilver 9.


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Solos on track at Kihikihi

TC270809CT03WELCOME BACK: Barry Free (nearest camera) makes a welcome return to Kihikihi Speedway tocheck out the new bike track on Sunday.

Solo bikes made a welcomereturn to McDonald’s KihikihiSpeedway when rain held offallowing the running of the Win-ter Slam meeting at a secondattempt.

Spokesperson Terry Campbell,says Kihikihi club is looking tofoster a solo section for youngstersriding approved 50cc and 70cc solomotorcycles.

‘‘It is a Speedway New Zealandinitiative to boost the ranks ofpossible world solo champions,building on the wonderful legacyestablished by the likes of IvanMauger, Barry Briggs and RonnieMoore in the 1960s and 1970s.’’

Barry Free, who started racingsolos at Kihikihi as a 16-year-oldin 1974, was one of three solo bikecompetitors at Sunday’s WinterSlam meeting.

The trio of Aucklanders wereinvited to check out the speciallybuilt bike track, yet to haveimprovements made to it.

Free, now in his 50s,commented that he couldn’t resistthe opportunity to once again dustthe cobwebs off his bike. He dulywent out and won the first race.

By the time he races again atKihikihi, concrete pole lines willhave been installed next month. Abrand new racing surface for thesolos and sidecars will have beenlaid, too, combining lime crusherdust and clay to provide thenecessary firm base for goodmotorcycle and sidecar racing.

Campbell reports that the clubis in for a bumper season,highlighted by staging the NewZealand Super Stocks on Anni-versary Weekend, late January

2010.The season opening meeting on

November 5 will again feature thecrowd pleasing fireworks display.

The Winter Slam meetingattracted six classes of machinery,plus a handful of demolition derbyvehicles.

Steve Walling (Mount) won twoof the three V8 saloon heats toclaim the Steve Williams Trophy.

Huntly’s Rodney Smythedominated the stockcar racingwith a brace of wins.

Local Craig Robinson made aclean-sweep of all three pro-duction saloon races, as didJarrod Allen (Gisborne) in thewell patronised ministock races.

The Kihikihi sidecar pairing ofRaymond George and DavidGannon also emerged unbeatenafter three races.


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FFORMALORMALNNOTICESOTICES

FFORMALORMALNNOTICESOTICES

BirthsSHRIMPTON.

Daniel and Kylie arethrilled to announcethe quick and safearrival of our littleman

"Zander Cruz"on July 21, 2009weighing 7lb 12oz(3510g) at WaterfordBirth Centre. Hugethanks to ourwonderful midwife,Madeline Chapman.

Engagements

DISHER — SLATEROliver Disher wishesto announce theengagement of hismum and dad,Amanda-Lee andAllan to family andfriends.

UnveilingsHAMON,Dawn Maama TeRangipihi (nee TeKanawa-Rapata)06.06.1942-23.08.08.Loved wife of Dennis.Treasured mum, nana,aunt and sister.

Family and friendsare welcome to join usfor the memorialservice and unveilingof mum’s headstonethis Saturday August29, 2009, TokikukuUrupa, Ohautira Road,Waingaro at 1.00pm,returning to 93 MutuStreet, Te Awamutufor kaihakari at4.00pm.

Contact Maama (021)179-6625, Edith (021)029-52170.

6975447AA

570 ALEXANDRA STREET, TE AWAMUTU

Alexandra House Catering& all Monumental Needs

Offi ce, Chapel and Reception Lounge

For compassionate and caring service callGarth & Lynette WilliamsPaul L’Huillier or Ian CroftMember of Griefcare and FDANZ

PHONE (07) 871-5131 ALL HOURS

Te Aw a m u t uF u n e r a l S e r v i c e s

Funeral Directors

DeathsHODGSON,David Russell Tate(J Force Reg. No.656095).On August 24, 2009, atWaikato Hospital.Loved and devotedhusband of Laura, for58 years. Much lovedfather and father-in-law of the late Beverlyand Henk Bouma,Lorraine and RobertGarland (Te Puke),Bruce and GeraldineHodgson (Taupo),Karyn and Ian Brown(Tokoroa), and adoredgrandad of Russell andTracy, Sandra, Cherie,Maree, Jacqueline andNic, Steven, Torrance,Kent, Caitlyn andAllanah, and his sixgreat grandchildren.

A service to celebrateDavid’s life will beheld on Friday August28, 2009 at 1.00pm in StStephen’s Church,Tamahere, Hamiltonfollowed by intermentat Te Awamutu. Inmemory of David,donations may bemade to St John’sAmbulance and can beleft at the service, orsent to Private Bag14909, Panmure,Auckland."Gone home to be with

Beverly and Henk. Restin peace."

All communicationsplease to the HodgsonFamily, C/-CambridgeFunerals, PO Box 844,Cambridge, FDANZ.

QUINLAN,Eunice.On August 25, 2009.Devoted wife of thelate Bob. Much lovedmother and mother-in-law of Linda and RayBailey, Pat & Pauline.Adored grandmotherof Richard (Perth),Micheal and Chick,Andrew and Samm,Lorelei and Mario,Joy, and Rochelle.Special great nana ofShania, Paetyn andAnika.

"Gone dancing withdad, you will be greatly

missed."Our grateful thanks toall the staff of CamelliaHouse for their lovingcare. In accordancewith Eunice’s wishes aprivate family servicehas been held. Allcommunications to 139Palmer Street, TeAwamutu please.—

Te Awamutu FuneralServices Ltd, FDANZ.

In Memoriam

FARRAR,Mali David Michael.

"Went to join hisbrother Linkin in

God’s beautiful gardena year ago."

Lovingly rememberedby his parents Bolaand Chan See, UncleOwen and Aunty Ang,Aunty Ari, and UncleJake, cousins Charli,Chase, Shae andGarion and beautifulmoko of Nana Pep.

HEWITSON-BRAND,Sharon Kay.A loving partner andmother andgrandmother, gone 10years now. Sadlymissed by Tony,Jason, Joanne, Nicola,Sarah, Dylan, Chloeand Austin."Still with us in spirit."

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HUDSON,Cassie.

Five years ago today. “Remembering today

brings sorrow, but remembering John. 11.25 brings comfort.” “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies, and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.”Love always, Dad, Mum, Emily, Shariah, Ayden, Grandad and Nana.

MARSHALL,Tom and Stephen.August 2002.

"Forever inour hearts."

Love Nira (mum) andfamily.

MCCARTNEY,Harold (Neil).August 31, 2004.

"Always rememberedwith love."

From Pattie, Caroline,Jeff, Catherine,Elizabeth, Jane,Royce, Finn, Mollyand Nell.

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OPERATION COVER UP

needs more voluntary knitters and crocheters and more wool.

A huge thanks to all who have generously

donated their time and wool.

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Presbyterian ChurchTe AwamutuAugust 30

No services at St Andrew’sCombined Community

Service10.00am:

at Methodist ChurchShared lunch to follow

All Welcomewww.teawamutu.net/standrews

Anglican Church

KIHIKIHIAugust 30, 2009Holy Communion

9.30amALL WELCOME

Enquiries: 871-6130

Church Services

KIHIKIHIPRESBYTERIAN

CHURCHSunday, August 30

No morning worship.Service at 3.00pm

and BaptismRev Fogatia LeviPhone 871-6011

TE AWAMUTUSPIRITUALIST

CHURCHGuest Medium -Jeoff Hindrup

Meeting 11.00 amSunday,

August 30HEALING

AVAILABLEAt Red Cross Hall,

Redoubt StreetMinister Elaine

871-7064

METHODISTCHURCH

SundayAugust 3010.00am

Parish Worshipat Te Awamutu

A L LW E L C O M E

Enquiries 871-5376REVMAUREENCALMAN

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Sunday August 30, 2009 Guest preacher: Rev Alan Parkin

Service begins at 4.30pm with “Pot Luck Tea” to follow.

Please bring a plate to share

Evensong at St John’s Church

Meetings

7028159AA

Hui-a-IwiWhen: Sunday, August 30, 2009Where: Matawhaiora, Maniapoto Maori Trust

Board Offi ces, 49 Taupiri Street, Te KuitiTime: 10.00amAgenda:

1. Nga Wai o Maniapoto Update2. Te Puna o te Roimata3. Waste Water Treatment Project Update4. Te Papa Exhibition Update5. Update on other MMTB activities6. Minutes of previous meeting7. General Business/ Panui

No reira, naumai haere mai!

(All enquiries - please call Maniapoto Maori Trust Board. Phone (07) 878-6234 or email

offi [email protected])

TE AWAMUTUATHLETIC CLUBANNUAL GENERAL

MEETINGOn Monday,

September 7, 20097.00pm at Clubrooms,

Armstrong Avenue

All parents ofclub members

are encouragedto attend.

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TE AWAMUTU RUGBY SPORTS & RECREATIONCLUB INCORPORATED

SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING

Monday, August 31at 7.00pm

Amendment to the Rules Clause 14.1

Club SecretaryV Cook

Executive Meeting to follow

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PUBLIC NOTICESection 9(4),

16(2), 18(3),39(2), 41(3), 55(3), 62(2),

64(3),76(4)Sale of Liquor Act

1989Susanne Dimond/James Murch,Partnership, POBox 1, Kawhia, Cafe Owners have made application to the Dis-trict Licensing Agen-cy at Otorohanga forthe renewal of anOn Licence (endorsedBYO) in respect ofpremises situated at64 Jervois Street,and known asOrange Dinghy Cafe.The general natureof the business to beconducted under thelicence is a Restau-rant. The days onwhich and the hoursduring which liquor issold under the licenceare: Monday to Sun-day, 7.00am - 1.00amthe following day. The application may beinspected during or-dinary offi ce hours atthe offi ce of the Otoro-hanga District Coun-cil, District LicensingAgency, 17 ManiapotoStreet, Otorohanga.Any person who is en-titled to object and whowishes to object to thegrant of applicationmay, not later than10 working days afterthe date of the fi rst publication of noticeof the application in anewspaper in accord-ance with the Act, fi le a notice in writing ofthe objection with theSecretary of the Otoro-hanga District Licens-ing Agency at PO Box11, Otorohanga.This is the fi rst publi-

cation of this notice.

Public Notices

Church Services Meetings7035481A

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KIHIKIHITENNIS CLUB

ANNUAL GENERALMEETING

Monday,September 7, 2009

at the clubhouse

All Welcome

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PUBLIC NOTICESection 64(4)

Sale of Liquor Act 1989

Te Awamutu & District Memorial RSA (Inc), 381Alexandra Street Te Awamutu, has made application to the Waipa DistrictLicensing Agency at Te Awamutu for therenewal of an ClubLicence in respectof premises situatedat 381 AlexandraStreet, Te Awamutu, and known as the Te Awamutu & DistrictMemorial RSA.The general natureof the business to beconducted under thelicence is a CharteredClub. The days onwhich and the hoursduring which liquor issold under the licenceare: Monday to Sun-day, 9.00am - 1.00amthe next day. The application may beinspected during or-dinary offi ce hours atthe offi ce of the WaipaDistrict Council, Dis-trict Licensing Agen-cy, 101 Bank Street, TeAwamutu. Any person who is en-titled to object and whowishes to object to thegrant of applicationmay, not later than 10working days after thedate of the fi rst publi-cation of notice of theapplication in a news-paper in accordancewith the Act, fi le a no-tice in writing of theobjection with the Sec-retary of the DistrictLicensing Agency at Waipa District Coun-cil, Private Bag 2402,Te Awamutu 3840. This is the fi rst publi-cation of this notice.

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PUBLIC NOTICESection 41(3)

Sale of Liquor Act 1989

Ken and Lesley Curtis Ltd, 249Crozier Street,Pirongia, Grocers,has made applicationto the Waipa DistrictLicensing Agency at Te Awamutu for therenewal of an OffLicence in respect ofpremises situated at900 Franklin Street,Pirongia, and knownas Pirongia Four Square.The general natureof the business to beconducted under thelicence is Groceryneeds. The days onwhich and the hoursduring which liquor issold under the licenceare: Monday to Sun-day 7.00am - 10.00pmonly. The applicationmay be inspected dur-ing ordinary workhours at the offi ce ofthe Waipa DistrictCouncil, District Li-censing Agency, Bank Street, Te Awamutu. Any person who is en-titled to object and whowishes to object to thegrant of applicationmay, not later than 10working days after thedate of the fi rst publi-cation of notice of theapplication in a news-paper in accordancewith the Act, fi le a no-tice in writing of theobjection with the Sec-retary of the DistrictLicensing Agency at Waipa District Coun-cil, Private Bag 2402,Te Awamutu 3840. This is the second pub-lication of this notice.

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ROAD CLOSUREThe public is to be notifi ed SH 39,

Franklin Street, Pirongia, will be closed between 6.30am - 4.00pm on September 26, 2009, for the Annual Pirongia Craft Fair.

Detours will be in place.Enquiries: Pirongia Craft Committee

CONTINUINGEDUCATION

Wednesday,September 2

10.00amWaipa Workingmen’s

ClubSpeaker:

Dr L Diggelman,University of Auckland

Topic:Twelfth CenturyRenaissance.

Everybody Welcome

ALCOHOLICSANONYMOUS

If you want todrink that’s

your businessIF YOU WANT

TO STOP,THAT’S OURSPhone 871-4072

or 870-3463

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ARTY TARTS

GALLERYJervois Street, Kawhia

Open Weekends10.00am-4.00pm

ExhibitingArtist

August 29 & 30HEATHER SHERMAN

Saturday & Sunday, September 5 & 6, 2009September 5 & 6, 2009

10.00am - 4.00pm10.00am - 4.00pm Featuring Internationally

known artists:•• Dr. Carole Shepheard ••

•• Mark Braunias ••

SPRING FLING ART FESTIVALSPRING FLING ART FESTIVALKAWHIAKAWHIA

Local artists will be exhibitingLocal artists will be exhibiting

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TE AWAMUTUBOWLINGCLUB

Opening DaySeptember 1, 2009

9.30amVisitors Welcome

Members a plate please

TAXREFUNDS

www.easytaxrefunds.co.nz

NO REFUND = NO FEE

AWARENESSCORNER

Providing amazingspirtitual experiences

SpiritualDevelopment CourseSeptember 12 & 13,

Hamilton

Phone (07) 887-1661www.awarenesscorner.co.nz

Lost and FoundFOUND a large, lightbrown and white rabbitin Kihikihi. Phone Marie(021) 0223-3486.

MISSING from PuniuRoad (near shops), smalladult cat, similar in col-ouring to siamese, iscross-eyed, may still havecollar with door magnetattached, very friendly.Phone 871-7632 or phone/text (021) 646-798.

PersonalAFTER abortion stress?R i n g P r e g n a n c yCounselling Services col-lect (07) 855-5779 24 hoursa day.

AURACLAIRVOYANT readings$15 for 20 minutes,Monday 9.00am-1.00pm atNatures Pantry. Phone870-1052.LAST two days of halfprice watch sale. HyamsRosetown Jewellers.PHONE James Parlane,Solicitor, 870-4991.

Sports Notices

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TE AWAMUTU SQUASH CLUBBUSINESS HOUSE

Fridays, September 18 - October 9, 2009

Entry forms available from Deb Pitcon

at Nigel Pitcon Auto, 90 Market Street,

Te Awamutu

Limited to the fi rst 18 paid teams - 4 players per nightMust pay entry fee of $40 per team with entry form

Entries close : Friday, September 11, 2009Any queries phone Debbie Bannister 027 200 0636

WAIKERIAWAIKERIA GOLF CLUBGOLF CLUBANNUAL OPENTOURNAMENT

ATStewart Alexander Golf Course

Sunday, September 6, 20099.00am, tee off

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PIRONGIA RUGBY & SPORTS CLUB

SENIOR PRIZEGIVING COMBINED WITH NETBALL CLUB

7.00pm, Saturday, August 29, 2009Followed by social : Greenfi eld playing live

• • • Supper & Courtesy Van • • •All players, sponsors and

supporters welcome to attend.

For LeaseHIGHSTUD industrialbuilding, with large yard,rent $25K per annum.Phone John at OriginReal Estate MREINZ(021) 904-852.

Storage20 foot shipping con-tainer - storage. Phone870-4991

To LetCARAVANS for rent, from$35 p/wk, one monthspecial. Phone (027)499-8733.FOUR bedrooms, largegaraging, $270 p/wk,bond and referencesrequired, Parawera.Phone 872-7998.

TENANTSREQUIRED

Two bedroom cottagein the country -20 mins fromTe Awamutu

$250 p/wMore two andthree bedroom

homes available.Please contact

Robyn on(021) 353-046

to view.

To Let

CHEAP rent! Cabin onyour back lawn, only $45p/wk. For brochure, textname and address to (021)988-210 or seewww.cabin4u.co.nz .LARGE three bedroomhome unit, heat pump,immaculate condition,close to schools and town,$315 p/wk. Phone (027)412-8893.NEW luxury home,Young Street, suit profes-sional couple. Phone(027) 275-5655 or 871-4976.ONE bedroom flat in TeKawa. Phone 871-1525.PIRONGIA, three bed-room house in the heartof the village, $260 p/wk.Phone 871-9732 or (021)184-1255.

SHARE magnificenthouse, huge masterbedroom plus your ownprivate living room withfireplace, includespower, housekeeper,broadband, sky, landlineplus no toll charges inNew Zealand, $175 p/wk.(027) 218-1469 or 870-5495.

THREE bedroom town-house, immaculate,sunny central, gasheating, double garage,internal access, $300p/wk, suit mature non-smoker. Phone (027)695-0248.

THREE bedrooms, rum-pus room, double garage,$330 p/wk. Phone (027)589-6416.

TIDY, sunny home, threebedrooms, large sleepout, single garage, $250p/wk. Phone 871-6234.

Wanted to RentACCOMMODATIONrequired for overseasstaff, mid September toend of April. Pleasephone Guy at John Aus-tin Ltd on 872-0000 duringthe day.

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1025 Crozier Street, PirongiaAn attractive, comfortable and easy care fourbedroom home with many conveniences, sited onone acre. A great family home, including ensuite,study plus offi ce, open plan living, designerkitchen, heat pump & HRV ventilation system andnew carpet throughout. Large double garage andestablished low maintenance gardens.

Realistically priced at $440,000View on Trade Me - listing no. 235357029

To inspect phone 871-9715 or (021) 682-583OPEN HOME - SATURDAY 1.00pm-3.00pm

Property For Sale

TO LETTO LETWe are seeking

applications for thefollowing properties:ONE & TWO BRM

Fraser Street$130 p/w

Leith Street$170 p/w

Te Rahu Road$240 p/w

Bank Street$250 p/w

THREE BRMWilliams Street

$240 p/wHeaphy Street

$260 p/wOhaupo Road

$270 p/wPark Road$270 p/w

Spinley Street(lawn incl)$275 p/w

For InformationContact Lisa on

(07) 871-7149A/h (027) 490-9294

Contact Francene on(027) 289-3952

A/h (07) 823-6287

Rosetown RealtyLtd. MREINZ

TE AWAMUTUSELF STORAGE

From $17 p/w24hr access

Camera SurveillancePH: (07) 856-7584or (027) 608-1749

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TO LETTwo Bedroom

Rewi Street$200 p/wk

Three BedroomNurse Davey$250 p/wkFinchStreet$255 p/wk

Alexandra Street$270 p/wk

Cambridge Road$280 p/wk

More Available!Contact:

Paula Ryburn(027) 488-8136

Office: 871-8700

A1 SELFA1 SELF STORAGESTORAGE

New facility, many sizes, good rates, security and

seven day access.Phone 871-6164

or (027) 478-3085

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SAFE ‘N’ SOUNDSTORAGE

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

(027) 440-7101 or 871-2171

Proud to be locallyowned and operated

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Radius Windsor Court

Lifestyle Village

OPEN HOME SATURDAY 29, August 2009

10.00am - 1.00pmA park like setting nestled in OHAUPO,

halfway between Te Awamutu & HamiltonTwo bedroom and three bedroom

units availablePhone 07 823 6696

During Business Hours

OpenOpen Afternoon Afternoon- G & F Miller -- G & F Miller -

DAFFODILS DAFFODILSYou are invited to view theYou are invited to view the

daffodils from 2.00pm - 5.00pmdaffodils from 2.00pm - 5.00pmSunday, August 30, 2009Sunday, August 30, 2009

All WelcomeAll Welcome564 Frontier Road564 Frontier Road

RD6RD6Te AwamutuTe Awamutu

Phone 870-5443Phone 870-5443

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CREATIVE COMMUNITIES SCHEME

TE AWAMUTU / PIRONGIA / OHAUPOThe Creative Communities Scheme fund, administered by the Waipa Community Arts Council is open for applications.If you have an art project or public performance coming up, we may be able to help with funding.If you would like to know more about the scheme or would like to apply for funding,please telephone Andrea Duncan, Community Leisure Offi cer Waipa District Council on 872 0030 or pick up an application form from the Council building, Bank Street, Te Awamutu from September or available anytime on www.waipadc.govt.nz/About our Services/Community & Recreation.

Applications close 5.00pmThursday, September 30,2009

Public Notices To Let

FirewoodFIREWOOD

5m3 - $160, 10m3 - $290delivered. Phone (07)873-9190 evenings, mobile(021) 617-349.

GardeningURGENTLY required, 2 - 5acres for marketgardener, long term.Phone (029) 870-4433.

FARM TREESALE

Oaks, London Plane,Silver birch, AldersWeeping WillowSwamp CypressSweet Chestnut

Flowering Cherriesand more

Saturday9.00am - 3.00pmCash & Cheque only

Beside RavensdownFertiliser, Allen Road,off SHWY3, Kihikihi

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For SaleBED

WHITE, tubular steel,plus trundler andmattresses, excellentcondition, $195. Phone871-9781 after 6.00pm.

CLOTHINGBULK bargains - upstairs55 Alexandra Street, TeAwamutu - everythingmust go!

SHEEP MANURETO assist student sport,$8.00 p/bag, or $10 p/bagdelivered in town, bagweight 25-30kg. Phone871-4887.

SOFA BEDAS new condition, $525ono. Phone 871-6836.

ST JOHN’SUNIFORM, size 14. Phone870-6655 evenings.

STEP’N’OUTIN Kihikihi, unisex andchildrens preloved cloth-ing, new stock in shop,shop hours Tuesday-Wednesday 10.00am-5.00pm, late nightsThursday-Friday10.00am-7.30pm, Satur-day 10.00am-2.00pm.

TYRESFOR the best range ofnew and used tyres in TeAwamutu. Phone Tyreand Tune Centre Ltd,871-3267.


MAIZESILAGE bales for sale,320kg dm, $125 loaded.Phone (07) 871-8677 or(021) 937-393.

SHORT term grazingavailable now, suitheifers, cows, beefies,rate negotiable. Phone(021) 557-812.

COLOSTRUM and sur-plus milk required,prompt pick up. Pleasephone Nick on (07)878-3168 or (027) 243-1333.

LEASE LANDWANTED FOR

STOCKGRAZINGPrefer East ofTe Awamutu.

ANY CONTOUR orSIZE CONSIDERED.Please phone Kenon (027) 498-4156.

SILAGE BALESSILAGE BALES FOR SALE(Pasture and Red Clover)

Phone 872-2726, 872-2718or (027) 495-4735

7028307AA

NZ FAMOUSNZ FAMOUS CHOC CALF FEEDCHOC CALF FEEDAvailable now, 19% CP, 14.2 ME.

Suitable from day one.

Get your calves off to the best possible start with

NZ Famous Choc Calf Pellets.Contact Rebbecca Burrows fromJames and son on (027) 672-5760

or 0800 MR FEED

Also now available Stage 2 Pellets 15%, 13.8 ME.

AB heifer calves wanted,prompt pick up. PhoneNick on (027) 243-1333 or(07) 878-3168.

AC Petfoods, buyingcows, horses andbobbies. Phone 0800-3696269 or 0800 DOWN COW.

CLUCKY hen wanted.Phone 871-6534.

GIBBERELLICACID - Spray 50 hectaresfor only $600 plus gst,delivered, promotesrapid grass growth, fullygovernment compliant.Brian (07) 889-0528 or(027) 438-9822.

SURPLUS milk wanted,pick up on farm. PhoneMichael Earwaker (027)281-8931.

Wanted toBuy / Exchange

6958

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BUYINGCOLOSTRUM

• • • • •Phone: 871-1899

• • • • •Toni: (027) 431-7099

• • • • •John: (027) 404-4909

SURPLUSMILK WANTED

BococksCalf Rearing

Phone 872-1772 orMark (027) 474-6917

Vehicles Wanted

6880180AA

08004 DEAD

CARS0800 43 32 32

DEAD CARS, TRUCKS & SCRAPMETAL CASH PAID/FREE PICKUP

Ph/Txt Andy:ANDREW CROWLEY027 453 7637

Get that car outa there!

Wanted - DEAD CARSBest Dollars

A1 ServiceA1 Service

Phone 870-2200Te Awamutu or

(0800) CAR DUMP

LOCALLY OWNEDLOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED& OPERATED

6136317AA

6972253AA

ALLALLSURPLUSSURPLUS

MILKMILKWANTEDWANTED

PhoneDeb Kirkham871-4815 or

(027) 490-1007

CALFDEHORNING

TIMECall Tony

(07) 873-7729 orThomas 871-1561

WANTEDRecorded Friesian

Heifer calves

Phone 871-1899or (027) 431-7099

7020536AA

AC PETFOODSNow buying

Horses0800-DOWNCOW

6150555AA-08-04-17

For TV Repairs & Tuning • TV Aerial Installations & Extensions •

• Satellite Dish Installation •• Stereo Repairs •

WESTEND ELECTRONICSPhone 871-5193

Since 1990

7020460AA

6970082AA

FULL DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL

GAS SERVICING

Open Saturday9.00am - 12noon

“One call does it all”

07 870 502007 870 50200800 PRATTS0800 PRATTS

Matt Blank 0272 256 666

100 Roche StTe Awamutu

www.pratts.co.nz

LINEDSOAKHOLES

• FOUNDATION HOLES

• OFFAL / RUBBISH HOLES

� � �KING COUNTRY

DRILLING# 4 Wheel Drive# Best Prices# Associated Concrete ProductsOWNER / OPERATOR:25 YEARS EXPERIENCEPHONE DENNIS

COLSON(0800) DUG HOLES

(0800) 384 - 465

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BRIAN Krippner build-ing, Adv trade qualified,alterations andadditions, maintenance,expol/pink batts, no jobto small. Phone (027)255-5753 or 870-6462.

DRAINAGENo job too bigor too small -

WE DO IT ALL!Phone 870-6244 or

Colin (027) 498-9022

PLANSDRAWN

For :- alterations- additions- decks, sheds, etc.Phone Terry Farrelly

(027) 478-3085 or871-6164

BOBCATBOBCAT

027 515 6519027 515 651907 871 197107 871 1971

Rosetown Bobcat Ltd

TrevorPeters

OperatorOwner

6151

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PRIME . . .now available on Freeview!

S P E C I A L :FREE INSTALLATION

FOR FREEVIEWApplies only for fullFreeview package

Timi’s TVAerial Servicest 07 873 6044

m 027 331 6804

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HEWITSONPLUMBINGFor all plumbingrequirements.

Call (07) 829-8710or (021) 104-0459

FriendlyService

CHIMNEY, clean, repairs,parts. Phone AndrewTaylor, 871-5351 or871-4244.QUALIFIED carpenter, 27years experience, for allyour small works, freequotes, quality assured.Phone (027) 663-2552.

Gardening &Landscaping

FOR all your pruning andgarden maintenance,ring Wayne Hewitt on(021) 379-892.

Financial

MORTGAGEBROKER

Member of:

NZMBAPhone Christine

871-3176(021) 545-302

TREE CAREGROUNDZONE TreeCare. Tree work by quali-fied and experiencedaborists. Professionaland friendly service froma Waipa company. PhoneNathan Hughes 823-8183or (027) 266-8811

TOTAL TREE CARETOTAL TREE CARE• • Free Quotes• • Felling• • Pruning• • Removal• • Stump Grinding• • Hedge CuttingCall Dennis Clements

TOTAL TREE CAREPhone 871-5221

Te Awamutu Owned and Operated

6149964AA

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 or870-3038.

COMPUTERSrepaired from $40 - onsite repairs -

FREE CONSULTATIONFREE QUOTES

• upgrades • support • networking

Computers from $250Laptops from $499Mobiles from $30

LOW RATE COMPUTERS235 Sloane Street,

Te AwamutuPhone 871-6222

6902297AA

Hire ServicesBULLDOZER for hirewith scoop, rippers andstick rake. Phone DesHose, owner operator on(07) 873-8466, mobile(027)472-7776.

TABLE linen for hire.Phone Sincerity DryCleaners on 871-5471.

HealthHOMEOPATHY

THE Clinic ofHomeopathy, Heal natur-ally in Te Awamutu.Phone (07) 854-8962

7008168AA

Change your mindChange your mind Empower your lifeEmpower your lifeHYPNOTHERAPYHYPNOTHERAPY

can help withcan help with • Stress and negativity • Confi dence • Weight Issues • Panic Attacks • Procrastination • Goal Setting • Fears, phobias and many more

Self hypnosis taughtSelf hypnosis taught every sessionevery session

Certifi ed Clinical HypnotherapistCarol Simons -Carol Simons -

Adv.Cert.Hypn.NGH,HTCNZ Adv.Cert.Hypn.NGH,HTCNZ

Available Thursdays only - booking essential

PhonePhoneMahoe Health Professionals Mahoe Health Professionals

870-4321870-4321

Property & HomeMaintenance

EXTERIOR housecleaning. Phone UltraClean 871-6662 today!

LOUNGE suites cleaned.Phone Ultra Clean871-6662 now!

SHOWER glass, cleanedand treated. Phone UltraClean 871-6662

ULTRA Clean, completecleaning services. Phone871-6662.

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Livestock and Poultry

Trade ServicesGrazingFor SaleWOF

TYRE and Tune Centre,21 Bond Road, now issu-ing WOF’s for cars,motorcycles, andtrailers. Phone 871-3267.

MOBILITY SCOOTERS

Phone someone who cares. Locally owned

and operated. New and preloved.

Sales, service and hire.Phone

(0800) 666-768

6150723AA-08-04-17

Garage SalesPIRONGIA

541 FRANKLIN STREETHousehold goods, furni-ture, tools, clothes,8.00am start.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU572 CAMBRIDGE ROAD

Not before 8.00am, bike,kids games and toys,books and clothing, lotsmore.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

185 HEAPHY STREETHousehold goods, soccer/rugby memorabilia7.30am start.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

342 DOUGLAS AVENUEHandyman’s gear,ladders, compressor, lotsmore.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

COULTER ROADSaturday - not before8.00am.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

610 KIHIKIHI ROADSaturday 8.00am, notbefore.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏TE AWAMUTU

875 TE RAHU ROADSaturday 7.00am to10.00am different stuff.TO VISIT VISITED

❏ ❏

TRADES CORNER

CLEANING SERVICES

Phone(0800) 846-484

Trained, insuredand security

screen operators.

FREE QUOTES• Professional, personalised service• Regular and one offs• Window cleaning

HOME & OFFICE CLEANINGHOME & OFFICE CLEANING

ELECTRICIAN

ph. 870 1060 fax. 870 1062

SPECIALISTS IN:

Dairy farm installation, automation & maintenance

Industrial - Commercial - Residential

Installations - Alterations - Maintenance

24 hour guaranteed service24 hour guaranteed service

103TC213-06

AUDIO/VISUAL SPECIALIST

ELECTRICIAN

FENCER

Farm Fencing Lifestyle Blocks Residential Retaining Walls

FREE consultationPhone Simon (021) 376-805

[email protected]

AIR CONDITIONING SERVICES

Call NOW for a FREE quote0800 654 002

Guaranteed to beat any quoted price**same size and quality unit

No interest fi nance available

Affordable air conditioningto suit ALL budgets

TE AWAMUTU452 HAZELMERE CRES

7.00am till 12.00noon.TO VISIT VISITED

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PLUMBER

FREE PHONE:(0800) PLUMBER (0800) 758-6237

OFFICE PHONE: 870-6244

No job too big or small - we come when you call!

ROOFING

MARTYN WAUGH -PAINTERFREE QUOTES -

Prompt and Professional ServiceCall Martyn Waugh � (07) 871-9661 � (021) 738-440

� [email protected]

HOME KILLS

For Honest & Effi cient

Service

MAC’S

HOME KILLS

Phone Richard or Donna Phone Richard or Donna 871-6611 (021) 279 2201MEATS

145TC200-06

We provide a diverse range of services:

• Plumbing

• Gasfi tting

• Drainage

• Sand Pads

• Concrete cutting and core drilling

• Truck Hire and Cartage

• Site Preparation

• Digger Work

PHONE/FAX 870 2987Glenn Rawson027 222 7590Clayton Douglas027 577 5699

PLUMBER

PAINTER DECORATOR

SECTION SERVICES

PROPERTY MAINTENANCEResidential / LIFESTYLE

• lawn mowing• pruning• water blasting• fencing• spraying• repairs and maintenance

Mike OttawayPhone: 870-3920 Mobile: (021) 0223-6850

KKERBINGGBYCOLMACCOLMAC

(021) 419-4500800 100 213 TE AWAMUTU OWNED AND OPERATED

~ GARDEN EDGES ~ MOWER STRIPS~ DRIVEWAY BORDERS ~ LANDSCAPE KERBING

PHONE STU MACLENNAN FOR A FREE QUOTE

CONTINUOUS CONCRETE EDGING

SECTION SERVICES

� Plants � Bark � Peahay � Compost � Riverstone � Limechip � Pongalogs � Potting Mix � Railway Sleepers

� Schist � Weedmat � Gap 20 � Topsoil � Boulders� Ferns � South Island Stone

YOUR No.1 LANDSCAPE SUPPLY YARD

OPEN 7 DAYS

PHONE: 07 827 4759PHONE: 07 827 4759

WE CAN DELIVER ANYWHERE

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3829 Cambridge/Te Awamutu Rd, Cambridge

PAINTER DECORATOR SECTION SERVICES

Rose Pruning Replanting

Garden Resurrection Garden Maintenance

Garden Grooming Hedge Trimming

Talk to the experts ~ Reasonable Rates

Phone Tess & Graham SmithPhone Tess & Graham SmithPhone: (07) 872-2853Phone: (07) 872-2853Mobile (027) 238-2517Mobile (027) 238-2517

271TC202/06

Shaun Higginson

m. 021 024 41697a. PO Box 670, Te Awamutue. anyangleroofi [email protected]

* NEW ROOFS * * CLADDING * * MAINTENANCE ** REPLACEMENT ROOFS * * REPAIRS * * SPOUTING/GUTTERING *

LTD

SECTION SERVICES

PLUMBER

ROOFING

Do you need a new roof?Do you need a new roof?

We are a reputable roofi ng company & will be in your area giving free quotes for your roofi ng

& spouting requirements.

INSULATION AVAILABLERing now -

(07) 847-9785 or (027) 495-0048

Contact us now for your NO OBLIGATION, FREE QUOTE

SECTION SERVICES

SECTION SERVICES

HEATING SPECIALIST

100 Roche StreetTe Awamutu

Visit our showroom todayOpen Saturday 9-12

0800 PRATTS07 870 5020

ROOFING

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� ph (07) 825-8678 � fax (07) 825-8676

NEXT LEVEL �

Take your roofi ng to the

Reliable Quality Service

Next Level Roofing

TILING SERVICES

Frank Holz Floor & Wall Tiling

High quality workmanshipover 20 years experience

• New Homes• Alterations• Outdoor Areas• Under Tile Heating• Waterproofi ng

Ask for a free quotePH 870-3500 - MOB (021) 220-0533


BACON and ham curing,Renshaws Butchery.Phone 871-6470.CARPENTER looking forany small jobs aroundthe home. Please phonePeter 871-7323.

CONCRETECUTTING

PHONE Blair (021)383-689.

HANDYMAN, buildingrepairs, experienced gibstopper, painting, lawnmowing, gardening,pruning, rubbishremoval, clean gutters,waterblasting, anythingconsidered. Phone827-1849 or (027) 333-5452.

HOMEIMPROVEMENTBATHROOM specialist,electrical, plumbing andbuilding. Phone (07)843-3911 or (027) 484-0317.PLASTERER, supply, fixand stop plasterboard,cove cornice and squarestop, quality workman-ship. Phone Ian (021)229-7748.

Trade Services

MEATEATERHOMEKILLS LTD

Killing andprocessing

Phone 871-9995

7030152AA

LEGAL SECRETARY/PERSONAL ASSISTANTMaternity Leave Position

Garth O’Brien & Associates are seeking a Legal Secretary/Personal Assistant to join their busy legal fi rm. The Position is a maternity leave position starting November 2, 2009.

The successful applicant will need to have the following attributes: • Have previous experience in a Law Firm dealing with Litigation; • Estates, Family Law, Civil Law and Trusts; • Excellent communication skills; • Confi dence in dealing with clients; • Have excellent time management and computer skills; • Be well organised and effi cient; • Be a team player, willing to assist other staff when required.The hours of work are 8.30am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday.Applicants should apply by mail or email and attach a copy of their CV.

Please address applications to: Garth O’Brien & Associates

PO Box 79, Te Awamutu [email protected]

Applications close September 28, 2009.

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LOOKING FOR A RURAL CAREER??We are gearing up for the lift in the Real Estate market and are actively recruiting

new and experienced sales people to sell rural and lifestyle real estate.It is an exciting industry and provides unlimited opportunities for success.We have a great working environment and a long established reputation

for success in Te Awamutu.If you have energy, a rural background or understanding of farming,

we may have just the right career for you.Give us a call and arrange an informal interview.

Call at (07) 871-5044 or email us at [email protected] HAGAN, DIRECTOR DIANE TYER, MANAGER

Te Awamutu Realty M R E I N Z ljhooker co.nz

Employment Vacancies

PLUMBINGAFFORDABLERATES

Phone Colin(027) 498-9022

or 870-6244 anytime

Farm EmploymentDAIRY Farm 2IC, 330dairy cow unit atNgutunui, milkings andgeneral farm duties,single cottage supplied,suit single applicant.Phone 871-9226.

FARM work wanted bysingle farm worker,experienced. Phone (027)319-2283.

Employment WantedNEED those buildingrepairs done before sum-mer? No job too small.Contact Shane 870-3591.

7034662AA

STREETWEARSALES ASSISTANT REQUIRED

Strutt Streetwear in Te Awamutu is looking for a honest, sales focussed and outgoing sales person.

Person must be able to work alone as this is a sole charge position. Previous work experience is a must with sales experience advantageous.

Immediate startPost your CV to Strutt,

18 McLaren Place, HAMILTON 3210

or email to [email protected] close September 9, 2009

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TEACHER AIDE REQUIREDWe are seeking a teacher aide to assistchildren with correspondence work.The position is currently 10 hours per week(2 hrs per day, Monday - Friday) during term time.Interested applicants should email their CV and letter of application stating previous experience along with the name of two referees to:

The Executive Offi cer, [email protected]

Or post to: The Executive Offi cer, Te Awamutu Primary School 401 Teasdale Street, Te Awamutu

Applications close Tuesday September 1, 2009

Entertainment

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129 MARKET STREET, TE AWAMUTU • PH (07) 871 7099 • FAX (07) 871 8435

SINGLETON and HANSENFor all your plumbing and heating requirements talk to the firm that has been serving Te Awamutu since 1949.

PLUMBING LTD

1052

6651284BH

Wanting yourWanting youradvertisingadvertising

to stand out ? to stand out ?

Are youAre you getting thegetting the maximummaximumvalue forvalue for

your dollars?your dollars?

TRY:TRY:- Adding colour- Adding colour- A cartoon, - A cartoon,

graphic or logo graphic or logo- Placing your ad in- Placing your ad in

reverse : white on reverse : white on black or colour black or colouron black . on black .

- Placing ads two- Placing ads two or three times (plus) or three times (plus) consecutively is consecutively isthe best way for the best way forpeople to see it. people to see it.

Phone us today forPhone us today formore tips and helpmore tips and help

placing yourplacing yourclassi fied ads.classi fied ads.

Phone 871-5151Phone 871-5151Fax 871-3675Fax 871-3675

6270795AA

NEED NEW STAFF?What are you waiting for?

Email or fax us your ad now!Easy and hassle free.

Fax 871-3675 oremail: [email protected]

NEED NEW STAFF?What are you waiting for?

Email or fax us your ad now!Easy and hassle free.

Fax 871-3675 oremail: [email protected]

MARKETCOUNCIL CARPARK

This SaturdayPhone Phyllis : 871-4811

or Carol : 871-6198

Market Days

Pirongia

MARKETThis SundayAugust 30

Phone 871-9536

Employment VacanciesPERSIMMON Tree CafePirongia requires anexperienced Barista/Cafe Assistant, approx 30hours per week, includesmost weekends,applications close Sep-tember 7. Phone Michelle871-9288.

Employment Vacancies


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@ www.eventfinder.co.nz or door sales $30@ www.eventfi nder.co.nz or door sales $30

Plays 3 hours of SWEET REGGAE MUSIC

to bring summer to your winter.

SATURDAY AUGUST 29 @ 8.30PM

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Friday 28th August: 7.30pmSaturday 29th August: 7.30pm

Adults: $20 Senior/Student: $15Family: $50 (2 adults, 2 children or 1 adult, 3 children)

The Woolshed TheatreCorner Mahoe & Churchill Streets

Bookings at the Te Awamutu i-SiteInformation Centre 871 3259

SOLUTIONS NO 1051

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All enquiries ph: 871 9536

This SundayAugust 30

8.30am-1.00pm

MARKETMARKETPirongia Country

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“It is some of the best cinema you will have seen for a long while, cinema which uses the full potential of technology to tell a fantastical and absorbing story. Great

stuff for all ages.” Times (some scary scenes)

CORALINE & THE SECRET DOOR PGSAT 2:50, SUN 1:00

The best crime thriller since The Untouchables.“Top-notch cinema. Do not miss this

movie. It is a cracker of an entertainment. Bloody well-told story.” Times

PUBLIC ENEMIES R16THU 7:45, FRI 7:50, SAT 5:40, SUN 3:50

Great Shows and Best Value at the RegentRegent - your local entertainment venue for 77 years.

“Who would have thought, after five movies and so much hype, that the

sixth Harry Potter movie would be better than most of its predecessors?”

Top Critic, David Stratton.

HARRY POTTER 6 M LAST 2 WEEKS. SAT 1:10, SUN 11:20

Four Fine FilmsFour Fine Films FestivalFestivalA very moving, wonderful & unforgettable story based on the beloved

best-selling novel by award winning author Anne Michaels.

FUGITIVE PIECES M - FRI 5:55, SAT 5:30, SUN 11:30, TUE & WED 8:05

A delightfully enjoyable British comedy. A real feel-good fi lm and just the sort of entertainment we need.

A BUNCH OF AMATEURS M - THU 5:55, FRI 10:15, SAT 3:45, SUN 6:15, MON 8:05A beautiful and authentic 1950’s South Island is the setting for an

exceptionally good story. Quality entertainment.

BRIDE FLIGHT R13 - THU & SAT 7:40, SUN 1:35, TUE & WED 5:40

Very powerful, very, very good and sincere story for adults. The lead performers are quite brilliant.

I’VE LOVED YOU SO LONG M - FRI 7:55, SAT 1:30, SUN 4:00, MON 5:55, WED 10:00

AWESOME... SO MUCH FUN!It sure is a hoot and a half of

enjoyment, full action and excitement.

G.I. JOE: THE RISE OF THE COBRA MTHU 7:55, FRI 8:00, SAT 4:10 & 8:00,

SUN 2:20 & 6:10

The film has an appealing energy and is abundantly cute.

“Wonderful entertainment.” Times.

ICE AGE 3 PG LAST 2 WEEKS. SAT 1:00, SUN 11:10

THU 6:20 & 8:15, FRI 6:20 & 8:20, SAT 4:50, 6:40 & 8:30, SUN 3:00, 4:50 & 6:40,

MON, TUE & WED 6:15 & 8:10

The most fun you’ll have being scared. A funny, inspired and genuinely thrilling horror film

and the best thing to happen to the genre in yonks. “Helluva entertaining.

I loved it.” Dom Post

DRAG ME TO HELL R16SAT 8:10, SUN 6:20

We all liked this one, based on a true Scottish story set in the 1930’s. It is a charming movie which has won

several major awards.Simple but touching, gently humorous, beautifully told and with breathtaking

scenery. Given to us by special arrangement.

An intriguing journey: a love story without love, a war story without war. Kate Winslet gives a superb portrayal

in the award winning film.

THE READER R16THU & FRI 5:50, SAT 6:00, SUN 4:10,

MON, TUE & WED 5:45

Hilarious from go-to-whoa and visually exciting. Raucous entertainment

which will undoubtedly rate as one of the best comedies of the year.

Delights with zinging one-liners and charming performances.

THE HANGOVER R16THU 8:05, FRI 8:10, SAT 4:00 & 8:20,

SUN 2:10 & 6:30, MON, TUE & WED 8:00

One of the best, visually beautiful and moving films of our time. It stands

out through its compelling subject matter and stunning landscapes.

The performances are extraordinary: the kids are so real and open in their

performances. You will laugh and you will cry. You will be moved and taken by the heart and warmth of this film

that needs to be seen.

THU 6:10, FRI 10:30 & 6:10, SAT 12:50, 2:30 & 6:20,

SUN 11:00, 12:40 & 4:30, MON & TUE 6:00 & 7:40, WED 10:30, 6:00 & 7:40

“There’s fun to be had and enjoyment to be found.” “Daring & dirty, making

it so delicious.”

THU 5;45, FRI 10:00 & 5:45, SAT 1:40 & 3:40, SUN 11:50 & 1:50,

MON & TUE 5:50 & 7:50, WED 10:15, 5:50 & 7:50

DISTRICT 9 R16 STARTS SEPT 3

Local businesses tohelp fashion fundraiser

The generosity of TeAwamutu businesses isnot always limited just tothe local community.

Many are also helpingsupport the greater Wai-kato/King Countrythrough a variety ofevents.

Local retail outlets,Playmates III, CampbellLane and the JewelleryBoutique are providingsupport for the firstmajor fundraiser for theAltrusa Club of Otoro-hanga.

The Altrusa club ishosting a fashion showon Saturday at the BigApple (just South ofOtorohanga).

Money raised will

help fund the purchase ofjunior readers forHangatiki School inOtorohanga.

With a 100% increasein the school roll so farthis year, the school hasfound that their literacyresources have been welland truly ‘stretched’.

Altrusa’s focus onimproving literacy pro-vided an ideal fit, so thefashion event wasarranged to raise fundsand it is hoped peoplefrom the wider districtwill provide support byattending.

If you would like to goto the fundraiser, ticketsare available locallyfrom Playmates III.

Phone Office / Classifieds (07) 871 5151Office Hours: 8.00am to 5.00pm

Manager: Alan Price Editor: Grant JohnstonReporters: Colin Thorsen, Dean Taylor, Cathy Asplin

Editorial a/hrs number: 871 9896 Fax number: (07) 871 3697Email: [email protected]

Ad Reps: Heather Andrew, Dorinda CourtneyFax number: (07) 871 3675 Email: [email protected]

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MOVINGTHIS WEEKEND!

Trading from243 RICKIT ROAD

TE AWAMUTUAs from 31st AugustPHONE 871-6619

UPHOLSTERERS & MOTOR TRIMMERS

Te AwamutuMusic Federation

Stephen De Pledge–– Pianist ––

withProgramme includesBeethoven, Debussy

and Brahms

Friday, Sept. 117.30pm

at The WoolshedDoor Sales From 7pm,

Adults $25, Snr Citizens $22,Students 15-20 $10,

Under 15 Free

presents

7032800AA


L.J. Hooker Te Awamutu 871 5044 Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ

Paterangi Lifestyle - 8000m² (2 acres approx)

GREAT VALUEThe Vendors have moved already.The C.V. is $360,000 but checkout the asking price. Just 14kmsfrom Te Awamutu in a sought afterlocation the well presented threebedroom property has expansiveviews across lush farmland, trulycapturing the spirit of the outdoors.This is a superb opportunity to

secure your very own slice ofcountry.

Price: $325,000View: Friday 12.00pm - 12.30pmat 320 Bell Rd, Paterangi

Contact Ken Hagan AREINZ 021 353 488

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Priced Under $200,000

The works been done so all you have to dois move in and enjoy. Freshly re-modeledinterior, filled with natural light. Flexiblefloor plan,separate laundry, and threebedrooms.

Price $198,000View: Sunday 12 noonat 443 Factory Rd, Te AwamutuContact Tania Ruki 027 441 3264

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Don't Miss This Opportunity

This is a good entry level investment, 1 x 2bedroom and 1 x 3 bedroom flats, situatedon a 1012m² section. The three bedroomflat is very tidy with a nice decor, carpetand a detached garage. The two bedroom

flat is in need of a cosmetic makeover andhas a detached carport.Price $249,000Contact Ian Jones 027 4471 758

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Great Living Space

Lovely sunny Lockwood home. Threebedrooms, office, open plan kitchen/dining, separate lounge and wonderfuloutdoor flow to large sunny decks.Excellent double garage, plus double

carport. Close to town.Price $320,000View: Friday 12 noonat 306 Tawhiao St, Te AwamutuContact Jane Burtenshaw 027 228 6282

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In The Heart Of Pirongia

Beautifully presented brick built home,open plan lounge, kitchen / dining openingonto covered deck for easy indoor/outdoorflow. Three bedrooms with ensuite. Doublecovered carport. Landscaped easy care

garden with child safe space and waterfeature, offering peace and privacy.Price $455,000Contact Julie Hughes 021 426 753

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Pride Of Te AwamutuAwards 2009

“Recognising outstanding achievementsby Te Awamutu People at a national level”

Will be held at ASB Te Awamutu Golf Club7.30pm on Thursday 3rd September 2009

ALL WELCOME TO ATTEND

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