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Suzanne Kendrick is still on the hunt for her missing bunting. PHOTO: CATRIN OWEN

An Auckland woman is hunt-ing for her heirloom bunting afterit was accidentally sold at anexpo.

Suzanne Kendrick lent thehomemade bunting to the Auck-land City Mission to spruce uptheir stall at the Green LivingExpo at ASB Showgrounds onJuly 3.

However, the string of flagswas accidentally sold for $10 to ashow visitor and it hasn’t been

seen since.‘‘Their stand was really woeful

so I asked them if they wanted touse it.’’

‘‘I’ve lent it out 100 times andthey always come back,’’Kendrick says.

The 10-metre-long bunting wasmade by Kendrick and hermother and included pieces ofsentimental fabrics.

‘‘It has fabrics from my kids’clothes, was used at the funeralfor a friend who died of cancerand my mother’s old fabrics

stored in the cupboard for years,’’she says.

The bunting has been missingfor over two weeks now and it stillhas not shown up.

Kendrick turned to websiteNeighbourly.co.nz to attempt toget the flags returned but no onehas come forward.

She started making the bunt-ing as a hobby which has nowturned into a new business.

She up-cycles textiles to makethe flags.

‘‘The bunting got used all the

time for all events: weddings,funerals, birthday and I started toget feedback it wasn’t so good out-side.’’ Kendrick started lookingfor material that was waterproof.

‘‘I had this idea to use oldbillboards and what I’ve foundwith this business waste is thatit’s a dirty little secret and busi-nesses don’t want people to knowthat most of it goes to the tip.’’

She even has flags made out ofthe old banners from AucklandCouncil which were used alongQueen St.

However it’s the shabby-chicone with used fabric that shewants back.

Bunting was originally manu-factured in the turn of the 17thcentury and used for makingribbons and signal flags for theRoyal Navy.

Today bunting is a festive dec-oration which is typically formedfrom by a string of colourful tri-angular flags.

Email Kendrick atsuzanne@bigdaybunting.co.nz toget in touch.

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1. MATARIKISilo Park inWynyard Quarter willcome alive withmarkets, music,stalls, kai and art projected on thesilos. Friday July 15 -17. 12pm to6pm.

2. BOAT TOURSEver wonder how Ports ofAuckland operates? Get up closeduring an hour-long boat cruisefrom July 12-19. Bookings essentialat 360discovery.co.nz.

3. SISTER ANZACThe insightful play, Sister Anzac,that celebrates the spirit of Kiwiwomenwhowent to war, comes toQ Theatre fromAugust 23-28.Tickets from qtheatre.co.nz.

4. PIRATES AND MERMAIDSDress up as a pirate ormermaid atthe Sky Tower these schoolholidays, walk the indoor plank andstrike a pose at the photo station.From July 9 to 24, 10am to 3pmdaily. Visit skycityauckland.co.nz.

5. FOOD SHOWAuckland’s annual food show isback, with a range of exhibitors,events and demonstrations at theASB Showgrounds from July 28 to31. Visit foodshow.co.nz for tickets.

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We had a briefing from AucklandTransport the other day about theCity Rail Link that is in the firststages of construction in the city.The underground rail is going toconnect Britomart to the AoteaCentre and then up toKarangahape Rd before it headsout to the suburbs.

I’ve never caught a train inAuckland because of where I livebut I’m excited about the railproject anyway - largely forsymbolic reasons. It feels like youcan’t call yourself a true big cityuntil you’ve got an undergroundtrain, and now we’re getting one.

Maybe in 100 years whenthere’s a subway system asextensive as the motorways andour grandkids get the bullet trainto Wellington, we’ll look back atthis time as the beginning of it all.Sometimes it’s hard to stop andlook up and see how good we’veactually got it.

Sure, there’s a chance it’s all amirage built on inflated houseprices and debt. But is there achance we are unknowinglyliving in a time of historicprosperity? - Ian

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Rough sleeper Shaun Farrell has an extra layer to keep him warm. PHOTO: SUPPLIED

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Homelessness

❚ 177 people sleeping roughwithin3kmof the Sky Tower❚ 50per cent of homeless under 25❚ One in every 100Kiwiswerehomeless in 2013

One hundred rough sleepersnow have an extra layer to keepthem warm for the chilly wintermonths ahead.

The Catholic Church in Auck-land was gifted high quality coatsto distribute to the city’s homelessby the Sovereign Order of Malta.

‘‘It started over a lunch timeconversation with one of themembers of the Order of Maltawho was visiting Auckland fromSydney,’’ says Lyndsay Freerfrom the Catholic Diocese ofAuckland.

‘‘He was disturbed to hear ofthe extent of homelessness hereand because they have con-structed some thousands of coatsin Australia, he decided to sendsome to us.’’

James Liston Hostel inFreemans Bay provides emerg-ency housing to those in need andopens its doors for the homeless tobe able access showers.

The hostel was gifted 24 coatsto distribute and manager Char-lotte Ama says they were all grate-ful.

‘‘We’ve given them out to therough sleepers when they came into access our showers,’’ she says.

‘‘They are handy the way theyare made as they’ve got velcro andpockets for them to store stuff andthe weather has been quite coldrecently.’’

The Auckland City mission’slatest street count in May foundmore than 177 people were sleep-ing rough within a 3km radius ofthe Sky Tower and rough sleepersusually increase over winter.

The parish priest of St Pat-

rick’s Cathedral, Monsignor Bern-ard Kiely is delighted to be able togive warm, quality coats to thehomeless.

‘‘The coats are so warm andlightweight, with internal andexternal pockets to take a person’sbits and pieces. They also stretchto fit a variety of sizes,’’ he says.

The Order of Malta is active in

120 countries and is committed toserving the poor and sick world-wide.

The idea of giving coats tohomeless people began with theOrder’s Australian branch whichhas caught on around the world.

The rest of the coats will be dis-tributed around Auckland by StPatrick’s Cathedral in Wyndham St and by its parish in Otara.

In brief

MOCK ELECTIONS

Students can still sign up to voteinmock local elections,shadowing the region’supcoming local elections inSeptember. Nearly 9000students frommore than 35schools are already registered forclassroom-based elections aspart of Kids Voting 2016.Teachers can sign up to theprogramme before August 1. Visitkids.voting@aucklandcouncil.go-vt.nz to register or learnmore.

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Police say they are disappointedby the number ofmotoristscaught talking on theircellphones during an operationlast week. The operation targeteddangerous driving in centralAuckland. Police issued 308motorists with infringementnotices for a variety of offencesincluding talking on cell phoneswhile driving, speeding, notwearing restraints, drink drivingand running red lights. Policehanded out 12 notices to peoplefor not wearing seat belts.

MT ALBERT OVERBRIDGE

The long-awaitedMt Albertpedestrian overbridge was liftedinto place by cranes during theearly hours of July 7. The $1.23million bridge will provide accessfrom the town square to theMtAlbert train stationwithoutcommuters having towalk alongthe narrow Carrington Rdfootpath. The bridgewas fundedby Albert-Eden Local Board andNZTA after being put on hold byAuckland Transport. It isexpected to be officially openedin August.

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Greenways path openMembers of theWaitemata LocalBoard opened up theGrey Lynn ParkGreenways whichprovide cycling andwalking connectionson July 9.

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Turama Matariki Light show:Matariki will be brought to life in a3D light and sound show on the StJames building. Show includes KapaHaka, puppets and drummers. July14 and 15, 5pm-8pmon Lorne St,close to the Central City Library.Genealogy: meeting of theAuckland Branch of the NZ Societyof Genealogists. Phil Sai-Louie willspeak about ‘‘First Names of theBritish Isles’’. We look at where thesenames came from andwhy somenames became popular. July 26,10.30am atWhareWananga, leveltwo, Central City Library on Lorne St.Phone 520 0082 formoreinformation.

Red Hat Society: central citychapter, Queen City Java Belles,invites ladies with email access toweekly Friday cafe lunches, visits toart exhibitions and other social andcultural events. No fees. ContactRosabelle 620 4523 or Dianabelle302 2831.

GREY LYNN

French in the community: AllianceFrancaise, Auckland’s Frenchlanguage and cultural centre, isholding freemini French classes inthe community. July 20, 2pm atPhilippe’s, 295 Great North Rd, GreyLynn. To register visit alliance-francaise.co.nz or phone 376 0009Grumpies Yoga for Grumpy Men:Grey Lynn Community Centre, 510Richmond Rd. Every Tuesday, 7am-8am. Call Tracy, 0212 848 444.

Pippins: the youngest section inGirlGuiding NZ for 5 and 6 year oldgirls. Tuesdays, 4.30pm-5.30pm, at StColumba Church Hall, Surrey Cres.Contact Kelly atpippinsponsonby@gmail.com formore information.

Toy library: The Open Toy Box, forGrey Lynn/Westmere/Pt Chevalier.More than 1000 toys for childrenaged 3months to 5 years. OpenWednesdays 9.30am-11am andSaturdays 9.30am-11.30am at StColumba Church Hall, 92 SurreyCres. Visitgreylynntoylibrary.wordpress.comfor details.

Chair Yoga for Seniors: Thursdays11am-12pm, Grey Lynn CommunityCentre, 510 Richmond Rd. Call Tracyon 021 284 8444.

MT ALBERT

Monday Evening Fellowship:showing of the the ‘Open Home:Open Bible’ DVD series. July 18,6.30pm. At Mt Albert PresbyterianChurch. Phone 09 846 7576 or visitmapc.org.nz for details.Children’s Annual Service: join usat ourmorning service as ourchildren and youth lead the servicewith drama andmusic. July 24,10am.Mt Albert PresbyterianChurch, 14 Mt Albert Rd.

Mid-Winter Magic: theMt RoskillFloral Art Club is presenting anexhibition at Alberton House. Enjoytraditional and contemporaryChristmas trees and festivedecorations. June 29 to July 17,10am-4pm at 100Mt Albert Rd. $10entry, gold coin donation forchildren under 12. Emailalberton@historic.org.nz for details.

PT CHEVALIER

Pt Chevalier U3A: speaker JoanPriestly sharing on her time in theWestern Springs Transit Camp andother life stories. July 14 from 3pm-4.30pm. Lichfield Cafe at SelwynVillage (enter at reception). ContactJuliette 845 4233 for detailsLadies Probus Club: meets at10am every fourthMonday at 126 PtChevalier Rd. Following themeetingismorning tea and a guest speaker.Meet new friends and have somefun. Formore information pleasephone the Secretary 815 2460.

Central City Songbirds: women’schoir is seeking newmembers. Singfor fun - no auditions. Mondays,7.30pm-9pm in Pt Chevalier. Forfurther details ring Liz 376 6285.

Sunday Croquet: try the easy tolearn game of golf croquet. MostSunday afternoons through AutumnandWinter from 2pm-5pm. If ourTRY CROQUET signs are up on thestreet we’ll be there. Flat shoesessential. Point Chevalier CroquetClub, 25 Dignan St. Contactptchevcroquet@gmail.com or 022646 2129.

PONSONBY

Walking Advocate: next publicmeeting ofWalk Auckland andLiving Streets Aotearoa (PonsonbyBranch) on July 19 from 5.30pm-6.30pm. Upstairs Supper Room, LeysInstitute, St Marys Bay Rd. Call 09361 2133 formore information.Mindfulness classes: Tuesdays7pm-8pm.Mindfulness for children,Mondays 4pm-4.45pm.Mindfulnessfor adults, Thursdays 7pm-8pm. Visitmindfulnessinnewzealand.co.nz or

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Ponsonby CommunityPlaygroup: meets every Tuesday(term time) 9am-12pm at PonsonbyCommunity Centre, 20 PonsonbyTce. Please bring $4 and a piece offruit for sharedmorning tea.

WESTERN SPRINGS

Auckland dollmakers andcollectors club: a festival of doll art.Theme is ‘‘Take Flight’’. Displays,competitions, supplies, collectiblesandmore. July 30 and 31, 10am-4pm

at Auckland Horticultural Centre,990 Great North Rd. Adults $6,children $4. Seeaucklanddollclub.com or call 8461725 for details.

Marvellous Theatre: a performingarts group for the 60+ age group.Varied programme including regularperformances. Looking for newmembers. Meets Tuesdays, 7pm-9pm at Tapac, 100Motion SpringsRd. Contact Lesley Reihana 3780266, email lesleyrei@xtra.co.nz.

Matariki light show tells storyAn artist will expressher iwi’s heritage in avisual experience.

The TuramaMatariki Light showfeatures a 3D projection designedby contemporary urban artist ofNgati Paoa descent JanineWilliams.

With the Ngati Paoa iwi hostingthe 2016Matariki festival, Williams’work will be projected onto theback of the St James Theatre inLorne Street on Thursday and

Friday.‘‘From an iwi perspective, and

also just an artist perspective it’squite a huge honour to be doingsomething on this scale for the firsttime,’’ Williams says.

Themother-of-four says she’staken components of her brand ofurban contemporary art and hasthem turned into digital imageswith projection artist Daniel Davis.

‘‘We’re painting thewall but withdigital technology,’’ she says.

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around her style to tell a visualstory.

He says it’s about bringingmovement and animation toWilliams’ typically static style ofpainted art.

‘‘There’s some audio visualcomponents that bring in thewholemulti-generational part of the piecewhich is an important part of theMatariki festival.’’

The free TuramaMatariki LightShow runs on Thursday and Fridayfrom 5pm to 8pm outside theCentral City Library on Lorne Street.

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A hearty mid-winter dinner.

These pies can be made ahead of time, thensimply heated in time for dinner. If you don’thave ramekins, just use a large pie or lasagne-style dish – it will be just as delicious.

Each week Nadia gives you another easy recipe foryour family andyou’ll find all the ingredients in My Food Bag. myfoodbag.co.nz

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Warm up witha chicken pie

CHICKEN AND CHEESYPOTATO TOPPED PIES WITHGREEN BEANSCheesy potato top:600g potatoes, peeled and diced4-5cmKnob of butter1⁄2 cupmilk1⁄2 cup finely grated parmesancheese

Pies:500g skinless, boneless chickenthighs, diced 2cm2 tablespoons cornflour1 tablespoon olive oil2 stalks celery, thinly sliced1 leek, white and pale green partonly, cut in half lengthways andthinly sliced

1 carrot, peeled and finely diced1⁄4 cupwater1 tablespoon fresh chopped tarragon(or 1 teaspoon dried)1⁄2 cup chicken stock1⁄2 cup sour cream2-4 tablespoonswater

To serve:200g green beans, ends trimmedKnob of butter

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batches, for 2-3minutes per batchuntil golden brown (does not needto be cooked through). Removefrom pan and keep pan on heat.3. Add celery, leek, carrot andwaterto pan and cook until caramelised,6-8minutes. Return chicken to pan,

alongwith tarragon, chicken stockand sour cream and bring to a gentlesimmer. Season to taste with salt andpepper and remove from heat. Addwater if mixture is dry.4. Spoon chickenmix into 4-5ramekins, muffin tins or 1 large dish.Topwithmash then remainingparmesan. Bake for 15minutes, turnoven to high grill and cook a further2minutes, or until golden. Removefrom oven and cool slightly, 4-5minutes. Bring a full kettle to the boil.5. Place beans in a heat-proof bowland cover with boiling water. Coverwith a plate and leave for 3minutesuntil bright green and tender. Drainand toss with butter. Season to tastewith salt and pepper.

To serve:Place ramekin-size pies or portionsof pie onto each plate and servewithgreen beans on the side.

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Beeswax and cotton has helpedone young entrepreneur securean inside look at the world’s mostsuccessful companies.

Western Springs Collegestudent Zachary Monk will be jet-ting off to Silicon Valley in Sept-ember with the Young EnterpriseTrust.

Designing, developing andmarketing an organic beeswaxfood wrap was just the first step toget him there.

The Enterprise in Action com-petition saw 80 students completetwo challenges to win a place onthe trip.

It produced some tensemoments for Monk but it was theknowledge he gained throughfounding student-run companyWrap It Up that helped him securethe spot.

‘‘It just teaches you things youwouldn’t learn in the classroom,there’s just so many aspects youhave to think about,’’ Monk says.

The company wants to ridtheir community of harmful plas-tic waste and think theirbiodegradable wrap is a simpleanswer.

‘‘We melt beeswax overorganic cotton wool which can beeasily done in an oven,’’ Monksays.

‘‘We’re all conscious of theneed to be sustainable and we

want to do something to contrib-ute to that. Reducing plastic wasteis a way of doing that.

‘‘This is a sustainable optioninstead of plastic wrap.’’

The Western Springs Collegeyoung enterprise team willofficially launch their product onJuly 29.

Students are responsible foreverything from organising and

sourcing materials to manufac-turing and marketing their prod-uct.

With their idea secured, WrapIt Up now wants to see how farthey can take it.

‘‘The way they’re made meansyou can have designs, companylogos, or anything printed onthem,’’ Monk says.

‘‘It’s not just food it can be used

for but a whole range of things.The great thing about beeswax isit’s antibacterial.’’

Wrap It Up is the first businessWestern Springs College hasentered into the Young Enterprisecompetition.

Monk says he hopes to carve apath which will inspire his fellowstudents to take up the challengenext year.

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Soo YoungCompany Ltd has made an application to the District Licensing Committee at Auckland forthe renewal of an On Licence in respect to the premises situated at 480 Queen St, CBD andtrading as Il Mee Restaurant. The general nature of the business to be conducted under thelicence is as a restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold underthe licence are Mo to Su 9am to 4am. A & K Sharma Ltd has made an application to theDistrict Licensing Committee at Auckland for the renewal of an On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 6 Beresford Sq, CBD and trading as Beresford Square Wine Bar. Thegeneral nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is as a tavern. The days onwhich and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Interior: Mo to Su 8amto 2am; Outdoor seating area: 8am to 12am. BLT Express Ltd has made an application tothe District Licensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 13 Commerce St (16-20 Fort St), CBD and trading as Aroy ThaiCommerce Street. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence isas a Thai eatery/restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intendedto be sold under the licence are Mo to Su 11am to 11pm.2nd Notices (1st was 6/7/16) Alan Ivan Viskovich has made an application to the DistrictLicensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the conveyancesituated at Z Pier, Berth 28, Westhaven Marina, CBD and trading as Cobalt. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence is as a charter boat. The days onwhich and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo toSu 8am to 10.30pm. Megabites Fishing Charters Ltd has made an application to the DistrictLicensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the conveyancesituated at Westhaven Marina, Z Pier, Berth 26, CBD and trading as LegASea. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence is as a charter boat. The days onwhich and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo toSu 8am to 10.30pm. Seahawk Charters Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the conveyance situatedat Westhaven Marina, Z Pier, Berth 19, CBD and trading as Seahawk. The general nature ofthe business to be conducted under the licence is as a charter boat. The days on which andthe hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo to Su 8am to11pm. New Zealand Bartender's Association Ltd has made an application to the DistrictLicensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the premisessituated at 1218 Great North Rd, Pt. Chevalier and trading as Montage Bar. The general natureof the business to be conducted under the licence is as a tavern. The days on which and thehours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo to Su 3pm to 1am.Skylark Burgers Ltd has made an application to the District Licensing Committee at Aucklandfor the issue of an On Licence in respect to the premises situated at 18/183 Karangahape Rd,CBD and trading as The Burger Bar. The general nature of the business to be conducted underthe licence is as a restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol isintended to be sold under the licence are Su & Mo 12pm to 7pm, Tu to Th 12pm to 9pm, Fr& Sa 12pm to 10pm. Britomarket Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of a Caterers Endorsed On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 104-108 Quay St, CBD and trading as Amano. The general nature of thebusiness to be conducted under the licence is a restaurant/function centre and a caterer. Thedays on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold on the restaurant/function centre premises are Interior: Mo to Su 8am to 2am; Street trading: Mo to Su 8am to12am. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be delivered fromthe premises and sold at any other premises under the licence are Mo to Su 8am to 2am. DearJervois Ltd has made an application to the District Licensing Committee at Auckland for theissue of an On Licence in respect to the premises situated at 234 Jervois Rd, Herne Bay andtrading as Dear Jervois. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licenceis as a restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to besold under the licence are Interior: Mo to Su 8am to 2am; Street Trading: Mo to Su 8am to11pm. Wolf Coffee Ltd has made an application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the premises situated at 85-89 QuaySt, Queens Wharf, Queens Wharf Village and trading as Wolf Coffee Limited. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence is as a Cafe. The days on whichand the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo to Su 11amto 11pm. Leeum NZ Ltd has made an application to the District Licensing Committee atAuckland for the issue of an On Licence in respect to the premises situated at Units 2F, 2G,2H & 2I, 1 Courthouse Ln, CBD and trading as 12. The general nature of the business to beconducted under the licence is as a restaurant. The days on which and the hours during whichalcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Mo to Su 10am to 3am. First Pour Ltdhas made an application to the District Licensing Committee at Auckland for the renewal ofan On Licence in respect to the premises situated at 106a Ponsonby Rd, Ponsonby andtrading as Revelry. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence isas a tavern. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licenceare Mo to Su 10am to 3am. NHF Ltd has made an application to the District LicensingCommittee at Auckland for the issue of a Caterers Endorsed On Licence in respect to thepremises situated at 27 Drake St, CBD and trading as Tom Tom Eatery & Bar. The generalnature of the business to be conducted under the licence is a tavern and a caterer. The dayson which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold on the tavern and catererpremises are Interior: Mo to Su 8am to 3am; Deck: Mo to Su 8am to 2am. The days on whichand the hours during which alcohol is intended to be delivered from the premises and sold atany other premises under the licence are Mo to Su 8am to 3am.The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the offices of AucklandCouncil at Orewa, Takapuna, Henderson, Manukau, Papakura, Pukekohe and 35 GrahamStreet, Auckland Central. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to theissue and renewal of the licence may not later than 15 working days after the date of the firstpublication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the DistrictLicensing Committee, Auckland Council, Private Bag 92300, Victoria St West, Auckland. Noobjection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matterspecified in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. 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PointChevalierRSABowlingClubSaleandSupplyofAlcoholAct2012–PublicNotice (2)

Point Chevalier RSABowling Club Inc has madean application to the DistrictLicensing Committee atAuckland for the issue of aClub Licence in respect tothe premises situated at 14Parr Road, Pt Chevalierand trading as Pt ChevalierRSA Bowling Club.

The general nature of thebusiness to be conductedunder the licence is as asports club. The days onwhich and the hours duringwhich alcohol is intended tobe sold under the licenceare Sunday to Tuesday8am to 8pm andWednesday to Saturday(incl Public Holidays) 8am –midnight.

The application may beinspected during ordinaryoffice hours at the offices ofAuckland Council and 14Parr Road, Pt Chevalier,Auckland. Any person whois entitled to object and whowishes to object to theissue of the licence may notlater than 15 working daysafter the date of thepublication of this notice, filea notice in writing of theobjection with the Secretaryof the District LicensingCommittee, AucklandCouncil, Private Bag92300, Victoria St West,Auckland.

No objection to the issue ofa licence may be made inrelation to a matter otherthan a matter specified insection 105(1) of the Saleand Supply of Alcohol Act2012. This is the firstpublication of this notice.

Public Notices

Notice of election, nomination of candidates and closingdate for nominations for AucklandCouncil andAucklandDistrict Health Board 2016 electionsUnder sections 52 and 53 of the Local Electoral Act 2001, I give notice that on Saturday8October 2016 the following elections will be held by postal vote:

AucklandCouncil

(First past the post voting electoral system)

Mayor

Election of Mayor

Wards

Election of two members for the AlbanyWardElection of two members for the Albert-Eden-RoskillWardElection of one member for the FranklinWardElection of two members for the HowickWardElection of two members for the ManukauWardElection of two members for the Manurewa-PapakuraWardElection of one member for the Maungakiekie-TāmakiWardElection of two members for the North ShoreWardElection of one member for theŌrākeiWardElection of one member for the RodneyWardElection of two members for theWaitākereWardElection of one member for theWaitematā and GulfWardElection of one member for theWhauWard

Local Boards

Election of eight members for the Albert-Eden Local Boardconsisting of:• four members for the Maungawhau Subdivision• four members for theOwairaka Subdivision.

Election of six members for the Devonport-TakapunaLocal Board

Election of nine members for the Franklin Local Boardconsisting of:• four members for the Pukekohe Subdivision• three members for theWairoa Subdivision• two members for theWaiuku Subdivision

Election of five members for the Great Barrier Local Board

Election of eight members for the Henderson-MasseyLocal Board

Election of eight members for the Hibiscus and BaysLocal Board consisting of:• four members for the East Coast Bays Subdivision• four members for the Hibiscus Coast Subdivision.

Election of nine members for the Howick Local Boardconsisting of:• three members for the Botany Subdivision• three members for the Howick Subdivision• three members for the Pakuranga Subdivision.

Election of eight members for the Kaipātiki Local Board

Election of seven members for the Māngere-ŌtāhuhuLocal Board

Election of eight members for the Manurewa Local Board

Election of seven members for the Maungakiekie-TāmakiLocal Board consisting of:• three members for the Maungakiekie Subdivision• four members for theTāmaki Subdivision.

Election of seven members for theŌrākei Local Board

Election of seven members for theŌtara-PapatoetoeLocal Board consisting of:• three members for theŌtara Subdivision• four members for the Papatoetoe Subdivision.

Election of six members for the Papakura Local Board

Election of six members for the Puketāpapa Local Board

Election of nine members for the Rodney Local Boardconsisting of:• one member for the Dairy Flat Subdivision• four members for the Kumeu Subdivision• three members for theWarkworth Subdivision• one member for theWellsford Subdivision.

Election of six members for the Upper Harbour Local Board

Election of five members for theWaiheke Local Board

Electionof sixmembers for theWaitākere Ranges Local Board

Election of seven members for theWaitematā Local Board

Election of seven members for theWhau Local Board

Candidate names will be listed in alphabetical order on thevoting documents.

Auckland District Health Board

(Single transferable voting electoral system)

Election of seven members for the Auckland District HealthBoard

Candidate names will be listed in random order on thevoting documents.

Nominations

Each candidate must be nominated on the appropriatenomination paper obtainable during normal business hoursfrom Friday 15 July 2016 from the following locations:

• Electoral office, Independent Election Services, Level 3,Custom House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland

• Great Barrier Island Service Centre, Hector SandersonRoad, Claris

• Henderson Service Centre, 6 HendersonValley Road,Henderson

• Manukau Service Centre, 4OsterleyWay, Manukau• Orewa Service Centre, 50 Centreway Road, Orewa

• Papakura Service Centre, 35 Coles Crescent, Papakura• Pukekohe Service Centre, 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe• Takapuna Service Centre, 1 The Strand, Takapuna• Waiheke Service Centre, 10 Belgium Street, Ostend• by accessing www.voteauckland.co.nz• by telephoning 09 973 5212 or 0800 922 822 where

one will be posted out.

Nominations of candidates must be in the hands of theelectoral officer or an electoral official at the electoraloffice or one of the above council service centres no laterthan noon on Friday 12 August 2016.

Each nomination must be accompanied by a deposit of$200GST inclusive (payable by cash, bank transfer, chequeor eftpos).

A candidate may submit a candidate profile statementwith their nomination paper for sending out with the votingdocuments to electors.

An attachment to the nomination paper outlines rules andprocedures governing candidate profile statements.

Electoral Rolls

The electoral roll to be used for this election closes onFriday 12 August 2016, and can be inspected during normalbusiness hours from Friday 15 July 2016 at the followinglocations:

• Electoral office, Independent Election Services, Level 3,Custom House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland

• Great Barrier Island Service Centre, Hector SandersonRoad, Claris

• Henderson Service Centre, 6 HendersonValley Road,Henderson

• Manukau Service Centre, 4 OsterleyWay, Manukau• Orewa Service Centre, 50 Centreway Road, Orewa• Papakura Service Centre, 35 Coles Crescent, Papakura• Pukekohe Service Centre, 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe• Takapuna Service Centre, 1 The Strand, Takapuna• Waiheke Service Centre, 10 Belgium Street, Ostend• all public libraries within the Auckland Council area

Enrolment for inclusion on the Residents Electoral Rollis conducted through Enrolment Services (ElectoralCommission).

Applications for enrolment should be made through yourlocal post shop.

Enrolment for inclusion on the Ratepayers Electoral Roll isconducted through the electoral officer of AucklandCouncil.

Applications for enrolment should be made on theprescribed form available at the electoral office, councilservice centres at the above addresses, by accessingvoteauckland.co.nz or by phoning 09 973 5212 or0800 922 822.

Following closure of the roll, the electoral officer may, onapplication of any person who is or claims to be entitledto be enrolled or any other person or otherwise, makeany necessary corrections to the names, addresses,abbreviations, or marks appearing in the electoral roll.

Dated at Auckland 13th July 2016Dale Ofsoske, Electoral OfficerPhone 09 973 5212 or 0800 922 822Level 3, Custom House, 50 Anzac Avenue, Auckland

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