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Quarry plan revealed By Mary Anne Gill
Plans for a giant quarry in Cambridge have been released to The News by Waipā District Council after neighbours revealed they are hiring a Queen’s Counsel to try and stop the development. The proposed sand quarry, 2kms east of Cambridge between Waikato Expressway and French Pass Road, would supply the Waikato construction industry and extract 3-400,000 tonnes of sand a year for 25 years. An average of 52 trucks every
weekday and as many as 200 trucks a day could visit the site, according to a pre-application meeting held between RS Sand Ltd and council staff. But Rhys Powell, whose property in French Pass Road would border the quarry, says he and other neighbours are ready to fight the plans which they say will have huge health, environmental and cultural problems if allowed to proceed. The quarry would produce silica dust, which is harmful when inhaled, the site was once a pa, the applicants would remove
a riverbank and mine next to a waterway that feeds the Waikato River, said Powell. Waipā District Plan and Growth manager Tony Quickfall said while the council had not received an application yet, the resource consent pre application notes suggest it would be a discretionary activity if it was lodged. Should the application go ahead, an independent consultant would consider it while an independent commissioner would make the final decision, he said. The site has no direct connection
to Waikato Expressway and north and south bound trucks would need to go through Cambridge town unless Waka Kotahi builds two new off ramps near Cambridge Golf Course. RS Sand is owned by Stevenson Aggregates, a Fulton Hogan subsidiary, and Remediation (NZ) Ltd, a Taranaki company which trades under Revital Group and already operates a composting site in Cambridge. What do you think? Email editor@goodlocal.nz or comment on our Facebook page.
Red marks the spot: the site of the proposed quarry.
Back to business
Waipā retailers and the hospitality sector opened their doors again yesterday – and for those fortunate to be contacted in advance by their hairdresser, they were at the head of the queue. While Waipā’s economy bounced back strongly after the 2020 lockdown, indicators suggest it will be tougher this time round and the answer lies in supporting local, First Retail Group managing director Chris Wilkinson told a council workshop this week. “A successful hospitality sector will be our anchor.” From that base, Cambridge and Te Awamutu town centres could create environments to enable resilience and capacity. Celebrating and prioritising local businesses and creating reasons and experiences so people can re-engage are priorities, he said. “While we can’t have big events, we can do small things that people can encounter when they come into the town centre,” said Wilkinson. Magicians, street performances, sing songs etc would result in people going to find them in the town centre. There was a common theme to successful businesses. “They’re letting people into their lives. There’s a personal connection, there’s empathy. People feel they are part of that business,” he said. PICTURED LEFT: We are open baby, is how Russ Hair owner Hayley Young welcomed her clients back yesterday. Di Gascoigne was the first in the chair at the Duke Street salon.
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This week’s shift in Covid levels has given the green light to an exhibition of art which was shelved earlier this month with the cancellation of the Rotary Cambridge Garden Festival. The 2021 garden festival had been planned for this Sunday and artists scheduled to take part included expressionist artist Carole Hughes and ceramic artist Jo Beckett. Both have decided that with the shift to Covid level 2, they will go ahead with their exhibitions. Carole will open her home at 19 Queen St between 10am and 3pm on Sunday. She will be exhibiting and selling a range of her paintings, table mats, greeting cards and mugs. An added post-lockdown touch will see all visitors go into a draw to win one of her paintings. “I want to share this new freedom… get to see people again,” she said. Carole’s work lies in the Fauve style of painting. She has exhibited extensively through the years, and many of her works hang in prominent buildings, including Wellington’s Beehive. After completing a diploma in craft and design, Jo Beckett spent decades perfecting her craft. She produces a range of items at her home studio, including mugs,
By Mary Anne Gill
Expressionist artist Carole Hughes is holding an exhibition of her work on Sunday.
bowls, ceramic birds and flowers, kete bags and other decorative items. Lockdown last year prompted a move to promote her work on social media, she said. “It’s been fantastic and has helped me keep going throughout lockdown. Sunday’s exhibition will feature all the items I had made for the garden festival,” she said. Jo will open her home gallery at 12 Alpha St between 10am and 4pm on Sunday.
Eight groups have received grants from Waipā District Council’s $40,000 Waste Minimisation community fund. The projects range from an education campaign around what makes a good donation to charity shops to clothes swapping events. Group manager Dawn Inglis told council’s Service Delivery committee this week there were 11 applications totalling $67,400 made to the fund. Projects given priority were those that sit higher on the waste hierarchy, deal with larger volumes of waste and were new and unique ideas that had the possibility to model the way for other businesses, industries and communities. “The range and quality of the projects were really interesting and exciting, with only one group having applied before, and five being businesses applying this round,” said Inglis. The fund will open again in March, and this will be regular timing for it to allow groups to apply, receive funding and deliver during Plastic Free July. “It would be good to see
more community leadership in this international month,” she said. The successful applicants were: Equibreed: Trial to test compostable packaging to replace the use of polystyrene and non-recyclable ice packs currently standard for the shipment of stallion semen in the equine breeding industry. Lions Shed: An education campaign about what a ‘good’ donation is to help reduce the number of unsuitable items donated to charity shops. Cambridge Primary School: Student-led composting service for businesses and families, using school ‘hot composting’ facilities. Urban Miners Waipa: Trailer to assist with monthly e-waste collection events in Te Awamutu and Cambridge. Cambridge East Primary School: Revamp is a clothes swap event to keep clothes out of landfill and create conversation about secondhand fashion. Destination Cambridge: A worm farming workshop with a worm expert. Fill Good: Workshops on how to make cleaning products using a few bulk ingredients.
On the beat with Senior Constable DEB THURGOOD
Teamwork gets a result Hello everyone, I am so excited to be down into level 2 with the extra freedoms that brings. I am sure that most, will be feeling a bit of relief. As you know, effective Crime Prevention and Investigation is always a joint effort between police and the community. We had one such example of that earlier this week. A person decided to help herself to several sale items from a clothing rack outside one of our shops. Her actions drew the attention of a nearby member of the public, who had the presence of mind to follow her a short distance and note down the registration of the vehicle in which she left. Police were called and through local knowledge, one of our constables recalled an address at which the same vehicle had recently been seen. CCTV footage from the store provided clear identification of the appearance of the person. Staff attended the address in question and long story short, all of the stolen items were recovered. The female
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is now before the courts for this matter. Thanks to the swift action of all involved, we undoubtedly curtailed this person’s activities that day. The full incident took approximately 30 minutes to resolve – excellent work all round. Another exciting development of late is the start that has been made to construction of the new Cambridge police base. The site is on the corner of Fort and Victoria streets and was for many years the location of a police house. This location is perfectly in the heart of our town, providing easy access to Leamington, the CBD and Cambridge East. A joint venture between police and Tainui Group Holdings, the purpose-built design of the building will provide a base that acknowledges the local area, tangata whenua and our town’s unique architectural character. The new police base is due for completion mid-2022. Watch for more information on this soon. On another topic, I am pleased to have
been invited to meet members of the Lee Martin Road area for a rural crime prevention meeting next Thursday. Our Neighbourhood Support Group Community Engagement officer, Eileen Hawkins will be joining me, and we look forward to meeting the locals there. A separate meeting is being organised with the Forrest Road Neighbourhood Support Group in the near future. If you do not have a Neighbourhood Support Group in your street or rural road, I encourage you to do so. A Neighbourhood Support Group links your neighbourhood into a wider network providing crime prevention tips as well as local information. Full details are available at www.safercambridge.co.nz or by emailing info@safercambridge.co.nz Until next week, stay vigilant, report anything suspicious that you see and definitely report any crime! Deb
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Briefs… Person of the Year
It’s time to think about who readers think their News Person of the Year should be. Every year we take time to celebrate the work of someone in the community who has made a major contribution – and if you know of someone, tell us at editor@goodlocal.nz. Put Person of the Year in the subject line.
Hong Kong win
Former New Zealand amateur golf champion James Gill, 36, won the Kau Sai Chau International Amateur Open in Hong Kong on Sunday for the fourth year in a row. The two-time Eisenhower Trophy representative and old boy of St Peter’s Catholic School in Cambridge now lives and works in Hong Kong.
Tributes flow
Present DairyNZ leaders have paid tribute to the late John Luxton. Mr Luxton, who served as Dairy NZ chairman to 2015, was a Waikato based National MP from 1987 to 2002.
Focus stays on i-Site By Mary Anne Gill
The Te Awamutu and Cambridge i-Sites will continue to receive funding from Waipā District Council for another 18 months but will have to define their promotional roles to avoid clashing with Hamilton and Waikato Tourism. That clash in some promotional spaces and a desire by councillors to see what value they were getting out of their tourism investments were highlighted in a report to the council’s Service Delivery committee this week. Council’s contribution to i-Site delivery is $138,280 a year per site while it contributes $150,000 a year to the Waikato tourism organisation. Tourism New Zealand had already started its own national review of its i-Site model when Waipā commissioned its own earlier this year. Rob MacIntyre of Destination Planning Ltd was asked to
investigate whether the model in Cambridge and Te Awamutu was the most efficient and cost-effective way to provide a visitor information service. While the report was included in the Service Delivery committee for discussion this week, there was very little debate. Councillors held a confidential workshop earlier in the month. Te Awamutu Community Public Relations Organisation and Destination Cambridge are charitable trust boards which run the i-Sites in Gorst Avenue and the Cambridge Town Hall. At the confidential workshop, councillors reviewed the council’s external funding commitments and noted the spend on tourism was high compared to its investment in other social, economic and cultural sectors. They want to use the 18 months to determine the efficiency and cost effectiveness of the current arrangements.
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Waipa Networks says the failure of an underground cable in the Cambridge CBD affected 100 businesses and residential properties in the area on Friday and Monday. Waipa Networks CEO Marcel Manders said it had been decided to replace the entire cable, which could take up to two weeks. Generators will provide power to some customers in the interim.
Water plans
Waipā District councillors have voted in favour of entering into a collaborative arrangement with Ōtorohanga District Council to save costs on future water works. The arrangement coincides with the government’s notified transition period leading up to the mandatory establishment of new water service entities, as part of the Three Water Reforms by July 2024.
The truck hit the barrier and damaged signs.
By Mary Anne Gill
A small refrigerated truck hit the barrier leading into Cambridge’s Victoria Street (High Level) Bridge last week resulting in damage to signs. Video from the recently installed CCTV cameras pointed at the bridge enabled Waipā District Council to provide police with licence plate details. Service Delivery committee chair Grahame Webber, who lives near the bridge, told the committee this week he heard the early afternoon crash on November 3 and asked whether the council had any further information. “We have the culprit on CCTV camera,” said Transportation manager Bryan Hudson. The truck ignored a large sign which spells out the height, width and weight restrictions on the historic bridge. Vehicles over 3m high are banned from the bridge. Council staff fixed the barrier and signs on Monday night.
Both i-Sites have seen a decline in business during Covid-19 as international and domestic tourism opportunities dried up. The review was undertaken by Rob MacIntyre of Destination Planning Limited. McIntyre said with some of the promotion functions, it was not clear what the boundaries of responsibility were between Hamilton and Waikato Tourism and the two i-Sites. “Many activities are a team effort. However, the results are sometimes reported as if only one of the supporting organisations was responsible for delivering the outcome. “When organisations are seeking funding from the same council or councils, this can create competitive tension and erode trust,” said MacIntyre in his review. While there had been some great progress and collaboration between Hamilton and Waikato Tourism
and the i-Sites, there was room for improvement, he said. “The domain of tourism business capability and capacity building has become a very crowded space over the last year. Waipā District Council is supporting multiple organisations to deliver.” MacIntyre recommended a review of the Waipā district marketing campaign saying marketing the district as a destination without referencing the towns or key attractions, would not be understood by the visitor market outside Waikato. The Te Awamutu i-Site will move in the future to Te Ara Wai, the new Te Awamutu Museum while MacIntyre recommended the Cambridge i-Site should remain in the Town Hall despite concerns about its presentation. Councillors Roger Gordon and Philip Coles declared conflicts of interest because of their roles on Destination Cambridge.
Sanctuary Mountain draws in the crowds Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari attracted 13,500 visitors in the last financial year – just fractionally down on pre-Covid numbers. In a year where visitors were almost exclusively domestic, 56% came from the Waikato region, 17 per cent from Auckland and 10 per cent from Bay of Plenty. The trust behind the 3400ha sanctuary aims to have it positioned as a premier tourism attraction by 2026. It is already recognised as an eco-tourism destination. An education programme drew 3131 participants, up 10 per cent on the previous year. In his annual report, Chief Executive Phil Lyons said the last 12 months had been challenging. “Our team have developed a resilient mindset, adapted to an operating environment which has been, and continues to be, volatile,” he said. “Our new normal is quite different. The way we work and connect with friends and whānau have all changed. We are excited about the future, and the prospect of opening our education centre in 2022.” Contributions from Trust Waikato, $300,000, and the Lotteries Environment
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and Heritage Fund, $327,000, had made the project a reality. The education centre would provide an opportunity for an interactive kākāpō visitor experience. “On-going fence trials by the Kākāpō Recovery Group, show promise, and we are working closely with our partners, to establish a date for kākāpō translocation in 2022.” Mr Lyons’ report was presented to the Maungatautari Reserve Committee this week. • Silent invasion – See Page 6.
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Transport figures revealed By Mary Anne Gill
The introduction of Waikato Regional Council’s Bee travel card has finally given improved patronage figures for Waipā District Council to drill into. Councillors have been asking for months how many “within town” trips passengers took on the regional bus services from Te Awamutu and Cambridge to Hamilton. They need the information to decide whether to add internal bus services in Cambridge. Nine regions across New Zealand use the pre-paid Bee Card, an electronic smart card with tag on, tag off procedures. Information about the trip goes to a central Bee Card system which the regional council can analyse. Preliminary figures provided to Waipā’s Service Delivery committee this week show 12 per cent of Cambridge’s 60,650 trips in the financial year starting July 1 went across town from Leamington to Cambridge and
return. “A further level of detailed reporting is not yet available, but staff are continuing to pursue this. It is hoped the data will show anonymised individual trip information, including connecting trips on other bus services in Hamilton.” The cross-town figure in Te Awamutu was much lower at two per cent. Programme engineer Erik Van Der Wel said the Cambridge service suffered from a long trip duration at peak times due to congestion in Hamilton and its outskirts. The regional council is to engage in a joint route study with Hamilton City and Waipā councils and Waka Kotahi (New Zealand Transport Agency). The main objectives for the study are: • Consider route options within Hamilton City that provide a quicker service, and that can be enhanced by bus priority measures. • Explore opportunities for the Cambridge service to connect better with other Hamilton City services.
• Look to rationalise existing bus services in Hillcrest/Ruakura and Hamilton East. • Identify locations and concept designs for bus stops, shelters and safe pedestrian
crossing facilities along the entire route. • Propose service levels. • Provide cost estimates for future Long Term Plan processes.
Speed limit supported
A 64km stretch of the expressway will meet 110km/h speed limit standards.
By Mary Anne Gill
Waipā District Council will support raising the speed limit on SH1 Waikato Expressway when work is completed next year. The feedback will go from the council to Waka Kotahi (New Zealand Transport Agency), Waipā joins Waikato Regional Council’s Regional Transport committee in supporting the increase from 100kms/hr to 110kms/hr on 64 kilometres of the expressway. In his report to Waipā’s Service Delivery committee this week, Transportation manager Bryan Hudson said the Huntly,
Rangiriri and Longswamp sections of the expressway have been designed and built to be safely driven at 110kms/hr as will the Hampton Downs, Ohinewai, Ngaruawahia and Tamahere sections. “This will mean that, when completed, 64kms of the expressway between Hampton Downs and Tamahere will meet the necessary design and safety standards for a 110km/h speed limit.” A 16km stretch of the expressway between the Cambridge southern and Tamahere interchanges has had the 110km/hr speed limit since December 2017. Submissions close with Waka Kotahi next week.
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Silent invasion takes root threatening native ecosystems are managed and wants to see improved national leadership to help coordinate action on which plants to manage, where and how they are to be managed and by whom. Māori brought about a dozen new plants with them to Aotearoa. Since European colonisation, more than 25,000 plant species have been introduced. Over 1800 of these exotic plants now survive in the wild and are joined by about 20 new ones each year. Most are escapees from gardens. The risks they pose will rise as climate change increases the area over which many of them can spread and conquer. “We cannot rid New Zealand of every single weed. There are simply too many. But we can be smart about which ones we choose to tackle, have a clear outcome in mind and make sure we coordinate our actions,” Simon Upton said. “Weed management programmes need to be achievable and sustainable over time – potentially a very long time. “There is no point removing one species and creating an expensive ‘weed-shaped hole’ waiting to be reinvaded. Knowing what comes next is
critical.” He said New Zealand’s biosecurity system wasis very good at protecting borders from exotic plants and looking out for farming and forestry interests. “But protecting native ecosystems from plants already established here does not get the same attention.” Professor Bruce Clarkson, Environmental Research Institute, University of Waikato, said the report addressed a long standing lack of coordinated action
and underfunding to control and manage an increasing number of environmental weeds threatening indigenous ecosystems. “The current emphasis on removing mammalian predators will surely assist indigenous biodiversity but not if it results in weeds (and introduced herbivores) being overlooked,” he warned. “The PCE report highlights the magnitude and growing impacts of environmental weeds that capture ecosystems which become
dominated by foreign species. “Here in the Waikato, for example, I am aware of shining privet and palms (Chinese windmill palm, Bangalow palm and Phoenix palm) invading and compromising a good number of the restoration plantings in urban areas. “There remains a systemic need to understand which environmental weeds most limit efforts to restore or reconstruct indigenous habitat in urban, periurban and rural zones and how
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Waikato Regional Council’s 10-year regional pest manager plan, which was released in 2014, lists more than 65 plants it regards as pests.
Many of those 65 plants are common in both suburban and rural areas. The report gave one, privet, a more positive report than previously. It announced a change to the rules around controlling privet for health reasons. “While these trees do have a highly scented flower, research shows it is not a strong allergen for most people. In other words, it’s unlikely that privet is the cause of the allergy symptoms so many people suffer from,” the report said. “People who think they are allergic to privet may actually be allergic to something else like ryegrass, which is not as noticeable as privet.” That was not someting Professor Clarkson concurred with – he says shining privet is one of the province’s worst environmentla weeks and more
widespread than ever. He urged people to do neighbours and those working hard to re-establish native flora in the city and wide landscape a favour – and remove the plants. Another plant which has self seeded and is common through the top half of the north isand is woolly nightshade (pictured left). The purple flowers attract birds, which spread their seeds. It can grow to a height of nine metres and veritable fortests of it can be found in some areas. Another South American import becoming increasingly common is pampas grass, which is far more hardy and fast growing than the native toetoe. The council has adopted a policy of containment for both pest plants.
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Invasive weeds have been branded the country’s silent invader and the Government is being called to “lift its game” to deal with the issue. Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Simon Upton says native ecosystems must be protected from thousands of exotic plants. “Rampaging weeds pose a deadly threat to our native ecosystems by smothering, outcompeting and preventing regeneration of native plants,” he said. “There is a silent invasion of our forests by plants like wild ginger. Vines like banana passionfruit, old man’s beard and climbing asparagus are strangling forest understories. Russell lupins are carpeting braided rivers and wilding conifers covering hillsides. “If left to their own devices, these weeds will transform our ecosystems beyond recognition.” A report, Space invaders: A review of how New Zealand manages weeds that threaten native ecosystems, explains that protecting native ecosystems from being overrun by weeds helps our native taonga plants and saves crucial habitat. Mr Upton has made a series of recommendations to improve the way weeds
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On Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari the work to protect our native wildlife also involves understanding the native flora they live on. And just as there is an ongoing battle to keep out the introduced mammals which see Maungatautari as a free lunch, so so the work continues to stave off invaise plantlife. We ask Sanctuary Mountain chief executive Phil Lyons for a list of the five most problematice plants his team deals with. And with the held of the Weedbusters website we profile them. You will find more at weedbusters.org.nz – including information about two that just missed out on the list – Taiwanese cherry and Himalayan honey suckle.
The worst of our weeds Tradescantia Also known as Wandering willie What does it look like? Trailing, soft, hairless, perennial groundcover with succulent, soft, creeping stems that root at all nodes touching the ground. Dark green, shiny, smooth and slightly fleshy leaves (3-6 cm long ) are oval with pointed tips. White flowers (2 cm diameter, Dec-Jan) are 3-petalled and in small clusters. No fruit or seed is produced in New Zealand. Variegated and purple-backed leaf cultivars are common and revert readily to the green form. What damage does it do? Smothers ground in light to deep shade, preventing the seedlings of native species from establishing. Causes habitats to open and be invaded by exotic shrubs and vines. Mats growing on riverbanks can break away with water flow and contribute to flooding. What can I do to get rid of it? Work down catchment from top and sides. Rake and roll up (usually small spots only, to minimise initial spray). Best in drought period. Work towards centre. Dispose of at a refuse transfer station, burn or bury. Usually spray follow up African Club moss Also known as Selaginella What does it look like? Small, carpet-forming, fern ally groundcover with long, fine roots and creeping, slender, irregularly branched stems that root at nodes. Leaves (2-4 mm) are in rows. Spore cones (10 mm long) are rounded. What damage does it do? Invades forest floor, inhibiting the
establishment of native plant seedings, leading to higher light levels and succession by more aggressive weeds, especially vines, a classic example of a small impact leading to a catastrophic outcome. What can I do to get rid of it? Pull out very small areas. Dispose of at a refuse transfer station, burn or bury deeply.
Blackberry Also known as Bramble, Rubus laciniatus, cutleaved blackberry, many Rubus synonyms What does it look like? Scrambling, very thorny, semi-erect shrub that is usually deciduous, with large root crowns and long suckers. Stems arching, entangled, green or red and occasionally taking root when in contact with the ground. Variously shaped (usually cut-edged), flat leaves are arranged alternately on the stems. White to pink 5-petalled flowers (November-April) followed by clusters of black berries (November-May). What damage does it do? Low to moderate damage in open habitats. Smothers most low growing species, inhibiting the establishment of native plant seedings, and impedes access. What can I do to get rid of it? Dig out small patches (all year round). Dispose of root crowns and rhizomes at a refuse transfer station or burn or bury deeply. Pampas Also known as Cutty grass, Prince-of-Wales feathers. What does it look like? Largeclump-forming grass. Leaf base is smooth or sparsely hairy. Leaves are blueishgreen above and dark green
below, have a conspicuous midrib, and snap readily when tugged. Dead leaf bases spiral like wood shavings. Erect, dense, fluffy, white-pinkish flowerheads (January to June) fade to a dirty white as seed forms. What damage does it do? Colonises sprayed, burnt, slipped and otherwise disturbed sites and quickly becomes dense. Replaces groundcovers, shrubs, and ferns, creates fire hazards, provides habitats for possums and rats, and impedes access. Normally followed by weedy vines. What can I do to get rid of it? Establish that the species is not toetoe (look for erect seed heads in autumn). Dig or grub out seedlings or small plants. Chainsaw small plants and remove sizeable plants by bulldozer. Compost or leave on site to rot down. Burn or bury any flowerheads.
Crack willow Where is it originally from? Northern temperate regions What does it look like? Deciduous tree, under 25 metres, occasionally only shrub size, with spreading rather than hanging branches, and rough and fissured bark. Lance-shaped leaves with tiny serrations are bluish underneath and the upper surface is shiny and often covered with bright red galls. Narrow downward curving catkins appear at the same time or after the leaves, from September to October. As there are only male plants in New Zealand, no fruit is formed. Crack Willow and Grey Willow can be troublesome. What damage does it do? Replaces native species in riparian sites and forms vast, dense stands along channels. Causes blockages, flooding and structural changes in waterways. What can I do to get rid of it? Begin control at top of catchment, treat every stem.
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Was it a simple mix up or divine intervention? Howard Martin was at Gentle Dental Cambridge waiting to see Dr Firas Adheem on November 2 when the door opened. “I heard this other man come in and say, I’m Howard Martin and I’m here for my appointment, and I thought to myself well, I’m already here!” The two patients laughed when they realised they had the exact same first and last names, and the same dentist, and had suffered the same injury – a broken tooth. An administrative error had seen them both called in for the same appointment. “I knew there was another Howard Martin around Cambridge; I’d heard about him,” said Howard Royce Martin, 75, an electrician who moved here from Auckland with his wife three and a half years ago. “I said we must get together to have a cup of coffee sometime and have a talk because I knew more about him than he knew about me. I said to him I think it’s a divine appointment, myself. We were meant to meet.” Howard Alfred Martin, 74, a retired farmer who moved to Cambridge from Wellington in 1987, said the receptionist apologised profusely for calling him in on the wrong day, but he was glad she had. “I thought it was rather fortuitous that I’d met this fellow,” he said. “We got chatting and discovered we’re both Christians. And we got talking about different places of worship, where we go and about the Lord Jesus Christ, and he was very keen to know about my faith and we struck up a good conversation.” Since meeting, the two Howards have chatted over the phone and made plans
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to meet. Both are open to exploring a potential new friendship. “I’d be very happy for that to happen because we’re new in the area and the more friends we can make the better,” said Howard Royce. “We’ve got a common bond,” said Howard Alfred.
Neither man can recall meeting another Howard Martin, but both have heard of one or two others floating around New Zealand. “It’s not a popular name, I’ve found that out,” said Howard Alfred. “I believe it’s more common in America than it is in New Zealand.”
What are the chances?
Trying to calculate the chances of having the exact first name and surname as another person is a very interesting question – “which is nerd speak for a nice complex problem”, Statistics New Zealand principal analyst Richard Penny says. “The short answer is, it is difficult to provide more than an extremely approximate answer. “A starting point would be to find the number of people in New Zealand with that name.” However, as far as he was aware there was no list of names of people in New Zealand “so that wouldn't work”. Department of Internal Affairs registrar general Jeff Montgomery confirmed his organisation did not have a list showing how many ‘Howard Martins’ lived in New Zealand. DIA holds name information about people who were born here (or became citizens), but not about people who currently live here. The first name ‘Howard’ hit peak popularity here in 1954, with 45 babies given the moniker. Whitepages.co.nz lists only one Howard Martin – Howard Alfred from Cambridge – but more than 10 ‘H’ Martins. In summary, working out the statistical likelihood of one Howard Martin meeting another Howard Martin at the dentist in Cambridge is challenging. “Having a name and finding a match, the probability overall is small,” said Richard Penny. “Obviously when it happens people will think ‘what an amazing coincidence’ but I, as a statistician, think, ‘interesting, but not unexpected’. "An analogy is, your chance of winning Lotto is very small, but lots of people buy tickets, so almost always someone wins.”
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FAITH IN WAIPĀ
…what we don’t know By Murray Smith, Senior Leader, Bridges Church
The writer Mark Twain is credited with the statement, “God created man in His image and man has returned the favour.” It’s a pithy line loaded with truth. An inherent human inclination is to create God in our imagination, as things He is not. In the Alcoholics Anonymous programme, candidates are encouraged to connect with God ‘whatever you conceive Him as’. Considering the bad rap God gets with inexplicable, horrible disasters being credited to Him as “acts of God” are there broader testimonies to guide our understanding? Creation is His handiwork revealing much about the Creator - just as an artist’s work reveals something of the artist. The Bible states plainly, “God is love” and relationship with Him as our centre gives purpose and order - like earth revolving around the sun. Disregarding God (as many do) is to claim in effect that nothing created everything and our existence is random and meaningless - this extinguishes all that it means to be truly human, for a cold dark void. I read the following piece written by Mike Signorelli whose winsome ‘allegory’ of relationship with God nails it. (Used by permission.) In a mother’s womb were two babies. One asked the other: “Do you believe in life after delivery?” The other replied, “Why, of course. There has to be something after delivery. Maybe we are here to prepare ourselves for what we will be later.” “Nonsense,” said the first. “There is no life after delivery. What kind of life would that be?” The second said, “I don’t know, but there will be more light than here. Maybe we will
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walk with our legs and eat from our mouths. Maybe we will have other senses that we can’t understand now.” The first replied, “That is absurd. Walking is impossible. And eating with our mouths? Ridiculous! The umbilical cord supplies nutrition and everything we need. But the umbilical cord is so short. Life after delivery is to be logically excluded.” The second insisted, “Well I think there is something and maybe it’s different than it is here. Maybe we won’t need this physical cord anymore.” The first replied, “Nonsense. And moreover, if there is life, then why has no one ever come back from there? Delivery is the end of life, and in the after-delivery, there is nothing but darkness and silence and oblivion. It takes us nowhere.” “Well, I don’t know,” said the second, “but certainly we will meet Mother and she will take care of us.” The first replied “Mother? You actually believe in Mother? That’s laughable. If Mother exists then where is She now?” The second said, “She is all around us. We are surrounded by Her. We are of Her. It is in Her that we live. Without Her, this world would not and could not exist.” Said the first: “Well I don’t see Her, so it is only logical that She doesn’t exist.” To which the second replied, “Sometimes, when you’re in silence and you focus and listen, you can perceive Her presence, and you can hear Her loving voice, calling down from above.”
I’m doing a bit of recycling. Actually I am building a boat* - but bear with me. I am building my boat out of some kauri beams which originally came from the old stables at Ellerslie Racecourse. Well, in fact, they originally came from a kauri tree which probably grew somewhere in the Waikato or Coromandel. I was thinking about this a few days ago as I sat on the beams in my garage. Kauri trees, or those that are left standing, can easily live to be 1000 years old. I’ve got a piece of it on my desk now and from the number and curve of the rings I can see, it’s a safe guess that my kauri tree was about 500 years old when it was felled. The old Ellerslie stables were built in 1906. To begin with the building contained 34 betting station windows and a manual totalisator, a counter machine displaying the total shillings bet on each horse as well as the grand total for the public to view. The building was then altered in 1913 to house the world’s first totalisator machine. So by the time the stables were ‘carefully deconstructed’ in 2018, my kauri beams had been holding up the roof for over 100 years. It seems entirely possible then, that my kauri tree was a sapling in the bush in around the year 1400. At this time the original Māori settlers of New Zealand were beginning to move inland from coastal settlements and many of the iwi in existence today were forming. It is thought that the moa became extinct around this time as a result of widespread hunting. And Rangitoto Island popped up as well. It is quite sobering, in this age of instant communication, entertainment, and
consumerism to sit on a piece of wood which very likely heard the conversation of a passing group of travellers exploring the heartland of their new country. It puts the fleeting fads and fancies of today into a thoughtprovoking perspective. Perhaps the mark in the grain which I can see was caused by the end of a spear as it narrowly missed one of the last surviving moa. Then, think of the sounds and stories to which my kauri was witness as it spanned the interior of the building at Ellerslie, as betting hall, tote house, and then stables. Now it sits on the floor of my garage and is gradually being incorporated into my boat, which I decided only yesterday I shall call “Ellerslie”. Kauri is said to be one of the best timbers in the world for boat building. It is clear, straight-grained, strong, rotresistant, not to mention beautiful. I would take it back to its birthplace and let it grow if I could, but I can’t. I hope my boat will be a worthy guardian of the wood for the time being. PLANET Maybe ONLY someone will make a bookcase out of it one day. *Search ‘buildingpetersboat’.
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THE AGE OF REASON
TALKING ECONOMICS
Stagflation: What is it?
The transport conundrum By Peter Carr
I was interested to see a TV article the other day regarding the paucity of public transport available outside the boundaries of the five larger cities in New Zealand. Wellington has a good vehicle-type mix, Auckland will always wring its hands when attempting innovative and decades-late attempts to link far-flung suburbs - always hoping that the ‘government’ will bail – and Hamilton has its two counter-cyclical bus services. The half hourly pair of north-south railway lines in Wellington are, despite the age of the rolling stock, a good example of how service levels should operate. But the enemy in all these cities is the longitudinal spokes of urban sprawl. It was brought about initially with the quarter acre residential paradise our forefathers desired to maintain. The recent announcement by the government to permit RMA-free three-storey urban crowding to arise quickly in major centres is a clumsy attempt to permit in-fill housing without the attendant requirement for parking of cars. It is the smaller centres with a population in excess of 10,000 people where there is a distinct lack of public transport. The advent of smaller electric powered buses gives a superb opportunity to be innovative. But do not expect local councils to become excited unless there is a guarantee of financial support. The average motorist thinks purely about the cost of fuel. All the expensive cycle paths in the universe will not ameliorate that thought process. A request to the Automobile Association as to true car costs would amaze many.
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As this article is being written in Cambridge, I will postulate the case that a pair of figure-ofeight services spinning counterclockwise using the Lakeside area as a hub would provide opportunities for easy transport and aid the town’s ageing population. Any transport operator will tell you that critical mass is the arbiter to settle what could or should happen. A simple trial with a small pair of 20 seat buses with low platform access and pushchair/ cycle suspension racks will at least prove the case. Such a service will go part way to assisting the planners as to whether another supermarket is necessary, yet another booze dispensing operation should be licenced and whether centres of attraction (velodrome, Lakewood, Duke Street, Shakespeare Street, retail and schools) are linkable in a userfriendly service in time, frequency and cost. But 10 years from now we will still be wringing our hands placing far too much stress on a third bridge – when the advent of the extra bridge will immediately result in the current high bridge becoming pedestrian-only. For that is what it is destined to be, by then, at the grand age of around 122 or so. A re-routing of traffic across the river is long overdue but the cost will make the Waipa Council nervous. I respect their agreement for another look at the exercise but taking the helicopter higher to a total Cambridge transport solution – including public means – must be factored into the mix.
Islands filled in, another to follow
Two intersection grass islands in Cambridge have been infilled to ensure the safety of Waipā District Council parks staff and another will follow soon. The islands are at the intersections of Thornton Road and Albert Street and Shakespeare and Cook Streets. Councillor Philip Coles made an impassioned plea for the tidy up of another grass island, the
one on the corner of Duke and Albert Streets. “All I’m asking is for it to be sprayed. It looks terrible and it has done for many years. If we could have that tidied up please between now and Christmas.” Transportation manager Bryan Hudson said it and another “couple of spots” around the town would be done.
By Peter Nicholl
The word stagflation has begun to appear in newspaper articles recently after a long absence. The first part of the word comes from stagnation and the second part from inflation. Stagflation is when slow economic growth and high unemployment occur at the same time as inflation is high and rising. It is usually caused by inflation being driven up major supply shocks. The last major period of stagflation was caused primarily by a huge increase in oil prices. The world is again being buffeted by supply shocks at present: huge increases in the cost of shipping containers, rising oil prices, increases in building supply costs and so on. This is the reason that stagflation is back in the news. Stagflation is worse for a country than a recession because the country faces the adverse effects of a recession and the adverse effects of inflation at the same time. Most of its main policy tools are not effective against both problems simultaneously. For example, to boost activity and employment, a Central Bank would usually lower interest rates and to try and offset rising inflation it would increase interest rates. It can’t do both at the same time. It is similar for fiscal policy. To boost activity and employment, governments would usually increase their spending while to reduce inflationary pressures, they would lower spending. It is impossible to do both at the same time, though a government might be able to have a limited favourable impact on both targets by changes in the mix of its spending and taxes. The last major period of stagflation was back in the 1970s. That is 50 years ago. The majority of the population today have therefore never experienced stagflation. In the
1970s, inflation in the United States peaked at around 13% at the same time as unemployment was over 10%. In New Zealand, the inflation part of our stagflation was even worse than in the US and the unemployment part of it was similar to the US. The widespread signs of rising inflation appearing today because of supply-shocks have led some commentators to suggest that this is the first step in a return to stagflation. Inflation is rising this time from a much lower base than in the 1970s. I think many Central Banks are currently under-forecasting inflationary risks. They think that most of the supply shocks causing price pressure today will be temporary. I think a lot of them will be around for some years. But even an inflation pessimist like me does not expect inflation rates to get anywhere near the double-digit rates that were widespread in the 1970’s stagflation period. More importantly, the other two signs of emerging stagflation, weak growth and rising unemployment, can’t be seen at all at present. The IMF is forecasting global growth of 4.9% in 2022. It is a bit artificial as it is in part a bounce-back from Covidlockdown induced falls in growth in many countries. But it is still very strong growth. Most current stories about labour markets focus on skill shortages and difficulties of finding staff rather than on unemployment. This situation isn’t stagflation. It is inflation arising from a combination of strong growth and input and labour shortages. It is very unlikely to turn into stagflation. I think the word stagflation can be put back into the box where it has been dormant for the last 50 years.
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Public bins a recycling flop By Mary Anne Gill
Putting recycling bins in public places is a “very expensive way to get low value recycling”, says the woman responsible for Waipā District Council’s waste minimisation. Sally Fraser was responding to a suggestion by Cr Philip Coles at this week’s Service Delivery committee for more recycling options in Cambridge and Te Awamutu.
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I arrived at Matangi Hall for my pre-arranged second covid-19 vaccine at the correct date and time that had been confirmed via text message the previous day, to find that the hall was completely empty. On enquiring with the Covid 19 health line they were absolutely clueless. Initially they did even think that Matangi Hall was a vaccination location despite booking me in there one week earlier. We have a government asking/begging us to get double jabbed. Yet the people organising these vaccination appointments don’t appear to know what they are doing. If they can’t be bothered turning up, why should I? Good look Jacinda getting to 90% vaccinated if this is how the process is being run. John Unsworth Morrinsville The Waikato DHB responds: Thank you for raising this issue with us about John Unsworth from Morrinsville’s experience with the COVID-19 vaccination booking system. We are very sorry that this happened. It was a site that was set up in the booking system for a short time and was not closed off properly in the system when they decided not to go ahead with that venue and John was one of three people who had booked onto this site. We will be contacting those today to apologise for the inconvenience and support them to re-book.
Fraser provided a report on the council’s submission to the Ministry for the Environment on Taking Responsibility for our Waste, a national waste strategy. In the report she said the council supported engaging with producers, manufacturers and retailers so they could take more responsibility for their products or packaging. Council’s research into public recycling bins showed they were inefficient at collecting recycling and were typically contaminated, said Fraser in response to Coles’ suggestion. They become public rubbish bins and so it was better to save the high costs of servicing, sorting and landfilling for the very small volumes of good recyclable materials and simply add more rubbish bins, she said. “The value of recycling from street bins is very poor.
“We remind our community recycling has to be clean, but they can’t wipe out the sushi container on the streets.” Queenstown and Wellington had recently removed their recycling bins for that reason, said Fraser. The current national waste minimisation strategy leaves councils and ratepayers trying to responsibly handle all waste at their cost, she said in the report. “Most New Zealanders know it is wrong to drop a lolly wrapper or an icecream wrapper (little litter), so why is it still a problem? These reasons need to be better understood to inform any future education or communication work. This could be similar to the level of understanding Waka Kotahi/ NZTA sought on what makes an effective road safety advertisement. “For Waipā larger scale
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illegal dumping, and illegal waste sites, is of much more concern, cost and risk to the environment than little litter,” she said. The two require totally different enforcement and education methods. “There is a difference in terms of motivations, behaviour and enforcement between “little litter”, such as cigarette butts and food wrappers, and illegal dumping, such as mattresses, large bags of rubbish, rubble etc. The distinction and targets for these should be made,” said Fraser. Cr Susan O’Regan said the report showed waste minimisation was an “educative thing” and how important it was to be a “tidy Kiwi.” Having skilled council staff in the waste area was critical. “We’d get a lot more progress if we had more Sallys (like you),” said O’Regan.
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format, Rescue pilot farewelled Award finalists announced
Pilot Grant Bremner, who flew helicopter rescue missions to and from Waikato hospital for three decades, has retired. Bremner began flying the Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter when it launched in 1987. He was approached to join the newly formed rescue helicopter service Philips Search and Rescue Trust (PSRT), following an air crash two years earlier in Turangi that claimed the lives of two Philips executives and their pilot. He arrived at a time when there were no other local charity-based rescue helicopter services, and none funded by the community. He was charged with setting up a Hamilton base which is today known as Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter. At the time, Waikato Hospital didn’t have a helipad and the rescue helicopter would land on the nursing home’s tennis court greeted by Waikato Hospital’s medical crew. Bremner was involved in a high-
profile campaign to raise funds to build Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter’s hangar and helipad. “Association with the region’s first and only rescue helicopter service appealed to most businesses, it was a highly visible community cause to support,” he recalled. “Trustbank, who later became Westpac, came on board as foundation sponsor, and continues as principal sponsor today for the Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter”. Outside his long serving role with the Waikato Westpac Rescue Helicopter, Grant is grandfather of two and enjoys spending time in Whangamata. Like many of the patients he has helped rescue, he spends time mountain biking, skiing, or on the water hunting for his next big catch. Grant’s love of flying is in his DNA. His his father was a recreational pilot and his uncle a WW2 fighter pilot in RNZAF’s renown 486 squadron.
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Te Awamutu Sports, Te Awamutu’s Riding for the Disabled and Cambridge’s WaterBoy programme and two King Country coaches are among the finalists in the new look Waikato Sports Awards. The Waikato Sport and Active Recreation Awards were revamped in 2020 when Covid-19 restrictions forced Sport Waikato to reimagine the way they celebrate and acknowledge play, active recreation and sport in the Waikato region. “Covid-19 threw us a curve ball in 2020, but the positive out of it was that it gave us an opportunity to realign our awards season at a community level,: Chief Executive Matthews Cooper said. “What eventuated was a very heartwarming, local and community focused celebration where we were able to acknowledge innovation, partnerships, collaboration, diversity and best of all - the people doing the work. It was so successful and well received that we decided to respect the past but look to this as our new format for the future.” The 2021 Waikato Sport & Active Recreation Awards encouraged nominations from those in the community who go above and beyond to deliver programmes and initiatives that meet the needs of the participant and help create a more active region. “We think it’s time that we recognise those who do the work at a community level – those creating initiatives that are aimed at participation, the local organisations and people providing inclusive opportunities, the collaborative partnerships and those innovating to meet the needs of the participants. And this year we’ve included coaching, ‘unsung heroes’ and youth engagement to the categories,” said Cooper. Last year’s awards were celebrated online. This year’s finalists will be invited to a presentation event in January. The new awards format aligns with Sport Waikato’s partnered strategy, Moving Waikato, and shift to working at a strategic level to support and grow the capability of those who influence play, active recreation and sport in our region, with the aim to grow participation to at least 75% by 2030. “We love sport, and we love elite sport. But elite sportspeople are often looked after, acknowledged and celebrated within their codes and at a high level at the Halberg Awards. Who’s looking after, acknowledging and celebrating those at community level?” Cooper said. “These people, these initiatives are doing some incredible work in play, active recreation and sport, often unpaid and underfunded, and it’s time that we put the spotlight on them. These are the people who are helping to drive participation rates up by providing what the participants want, and ensuring a positive experience to keep them coming back,” said Cooper. There were a large and diverse number of entries in the new Community Coach category, and one of the King Country coaches was nominated seven times. The finalists are: Community Connection Award: Tokoroa Blades, Parafed Waikato, Te Ara Tukutuku (Te Awamutu Sports). Sport & Active Recreation Partnership Award: Junior Festival of Rugby, Ride Coromandel Bike Park Development, Swimming Waikato. Outstanding Active Space Initiative: Tamariki & Rangatahi have Got to Get Out, Nawton Skate Park Refurbishment, Ride Coromandel Bike Park. Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion: Te Awamutu Group Riding for the Disabled, Everybody’s Game (The WaterBoy) Into Nature School. Community Unsung Hero: Peter van Vroonhoven, Peter Loft, Rex Hohaia. Community Coach: Sandy Katipa-Maikuku, Alyssa Hirawani, Nano (Rangi) Te Whare. Commitment to Youth Engagement: Restarting Youth Sailing in Mercury Bay, The WaterBoy Sponsorship Programme, Perry Outdoor Education Trust.
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FULLY LICENSED MEDITERRANEAN AND INDIAN RESTAURANT COME & CELEBRATE WITH US
Owner Girish Chandler and his team have just had their 2ND BIRTHDAY on the 11 September here in Leamington Cambridge. We wish to thank our many loyal customers and locals who currently support us and have continued to support us through lockdown, without you we wouldn’t be here. So for Christmas we have created a special a la carte menu to share with you. There are limited tables, so to avoid missing out book your table today by ringing the team on 07 949 8122.
L-R: SHIVAM FRONT OF HOUSE, GIRISH CO-OWNER, RENU CO-OWNER, NILESH FRONT OF THE HOUSE, REENA CHEF AND UPEKSHA FRONT OF THE HOUSE.
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Chick Pea Masala. DF GF Chick pea, with capiscum, tomato & onion gravy with spices. Soya Chap Masala. GF Soya Chap cooked with capsicum, onion & tomato gravy. Baingan Bharata. DF Puree of eggplant cooked with onion, tomato & spices. Daal Tadka. DF GF Mixed yellow lentils cooked with chopped onion, garlic & tomatoes
STARTERS Papadum Basket. Hummus with Garlic Bread. V Deep Fried Prawn. Dolma. V& GF Sigara Borek. V Crispy Calamari. Sultan Meze Platter. For two Vegetable Samosa (V). Onion Bhaji (V). Lamb Kebab. Chicken Tikka. Mixed Platter. Tandoori Chicken. Aloo Tikki.
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Lamb Shanks. Bedouin Feast One lamb shank rubbed with herbs & spices slowly cooked, served with rice & salad. Moroccan Chicken. Chicken grilled with Moroccan spices topped with creamy mushroom sauce served on a bed of kumra or rice.
SALAD Classic Greek Salad. V & GF Tomato, cucumber, mesclun, onion, kalamata olives, feta dressed with olive oil & dressing. Chicken Salad. Chicken with green salad, feta, olives, kumara with fried crushed papadum. Pirzolla Salad. Grilled lamb cutlets, served warm on salad, kumara & topped with feta, hummus & fried crushed papadum.
PASTA Chicken & Mushroom Fettuccine.
VEGETARIAN Bonesless chicken, mushroom & sliced onion sauteed with creamy sauce & fettuccine pasta Garlic Chilli Prawn Fettuccine. Prawn cutlet, white wine, garlic, chili flakes, creamy pesto sauce with fettuccine pasta. Vegetable Arrabiata. Fettuccine pasta with onion, capsicum, mushroom, olive, sundried garlic chilli flakes & creamy Napoli sauce. Fettuccine Bolognese. Served with beef mince, Nepali sauce with parmesan
SEAFOOD Butter Prawn. GF Prawns with mild tomato, cashew nut and creamy sauce. King Prawn Masala. GF Prawn cooked with capsicum, onion, finish with tomato & cream. Malabari Prawn. (GF). Prawn with coconut cream, tomatoes and assortment of spices. Saag Prawn. GF Prawn cooked in spinach base sauce along with cream & condiments. Prawn Korma. GF Prawns cooked in cashew nut sauce, cream and spices.
BIRYANI Chicken Biryani. GF Chicken morsels, cooked with basmati rice topped with cashews. Lamb Biryani. GF Soft morsels of lamb,
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Lamb Korma. GF Diced lamb cooked in cashew nut sauce with aromatic spices. Lamb Saag. GF Lamb cooked in flavoured spinach, cream, ginger, garlic & spices. Lamb Vindaloo. GF & DF Diced lamb cooked in vindaloo paste & selected spices. Lamb Madras. GF & DF. Traditional South Indian dish cooked in coconut based gravy. Lamb Dhansak. DF & GF. Diced Lamb cooked with lentils, vegetables, coriander seeds, ginger, garlic and spices. Lamb Rogan Josh. GF DF Lamb in onion & tomato base sauce with aromatic herbs & spices. Lamb Nawabi. GF Diced Lamb with onion, tomato sauce , cream topped with cashew nut. Kadhai Lamb. GF Diced lamb, capsicum, onion and cumin seed cooked in onion & tomato based gravy finish with touch of cream.
CHICKEN Butter Chicken. GF Boneless chicken with mild tomato, cashew nut & creamy sauce. Chicken Tikka Masala. GF Boneless chicken cooked with capsicum, onion, and tomato finished with touch of cream. Chicken Korma. GF Chicken in cashew nut sauce with cream, aromatic herbs & spices. Mango Chicken. GF Chicken pieces cooked in Tandoor oven & finished off in fragrant mango pulp. Kadhai Chicken. GF Chicken with onion, capsicum, ginger, garlic in tomato based sauce. Balti Chicken. GF Chicken cooked with tomato, onion, capsicum and spices. Chicken Madras. GF Boneless chicken cooked in coconut-based sauce. Chicken Mushroom Saag. GF Boneless chicken pieces cooked in spinach along with cream, mushroom & spices. Chicken Vindaloo. GF Boneless chicken prepared with special vindaloo paste.
GOAT CURRY Goat Curry. With bone. GF & DF Goat pieces cooked in onions and tomato based gravy.
VEGAN Bombay Aaloo. DF GF Diced potato cooked in cumin, spices & Chefs special sauce.
Malai Kofta. GF Soft croquettes stuffed with cottage cheese, potato cooked in rich cashew nut sauce & cream. Paneer Tikka Masala. GF Paneer with capsicum, onion, & tomato finished with cream. Mushroom Masala. GF Mushroom with capsicum, onion, tomato & a touch of cream. Vegetable Korma. GF Vegetables cooked in creamy onion, and cashew nut sauce. Dal Makhani. GF Two lentils, cooked with a generous helping of butter and cream, flavored with traditional spices. Saag Paneer. GF Cottage cheese cubes with spinach base sauce, cream and spices. Kadahi Paneer GF. Cottage cheese cubes cooked with capicum, onion & tomato base gravy finished with cream. Butter Paneer GF. Cubes of cottage cheese in rich tomato gravy, cashewnut & cream.
SIDES Plain Naan, Cheese & Garlic Naan, Cheese Naan, Garlic Naan, Cheese & Chicken Naan, Keema, Peshawari, Roti, Papadum, Mango Chutney Onion Salad, Raita Rice, Shoestring Fries Harrisa Sauce (Hot).
Dine In or takeaway. We do deliveries, order online.
FULLY LICENSED. DINE IN OR TAKEAWAY. WE DO DELIVERIES LUNCH: OPEN TUESDAY-SUNDAY NOON - 2PM. DINNER: OPEN MONDAY-SUNDAY 5PM - LATE 15 Campbell Street, Cambridge, Leamington. P 07 949 8122 E saharaindia449@gmail.com
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A fairer commission rate of 2.8% to first $300,000 then 1.8% on balance + gst Plus FREE, tailor-made marketing worth $2,500+
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- Sometimes you just know “this is you”. - Fresh and stylish - keeping the charm of matai tongue and groove and the convience of comforts of modern living. - Features include: classic charm; LED downlights; HRV; heatpump; gas hot-water; Broadband -fibre; refurbished with flair. - Vendors on job transfer, so discover your opportunity. Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 24th November, by 4pm
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- Your very own private oasis, with lovely garden views from most rooms and generous spaces throughout. - Offering 3 bedrooms plus office/hobby room, double internal access garaging, freshly painted interior walls, newly renovated family bathroom. - A 5 minute stroll to Cambridge centre cafes and boutiques, brandnew community pool across the road and lovely river walks.
Location, Convenience & Lifestyle!
Classic Villa - Style, Elegance & Privacy
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- Situated in one of Cambridge’s most desirable streets, a beautiful park and lake right on your doorstep, just two minutes’ walk to great restaurants and retail, zoned for five schools. - Boasting a superb location, this substantial four bedroom home also offers buyers a rare mix of space, sunlight, spectacular views, serenity and sophistication - often sought but seldom found.
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14 Williamson Street, Cambridge
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155 Victoria Street, Cambridgew
- A dream come true - suiting extended family, friends to stay or a super opportunity for additional income. - New kitchen; plantation shutters; good separation for teenagers or parents wanting their own corner bedroom. - The choice of two private, sunny courtyards; 5 car parking including single garage. Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 24th November, by 4pm
More Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA 2008
74 Victoria Street Cambridge
Peter Tong 021 987 867
Wendy Tong 027 555 0633
Lily Hooker 027 870 3317
Jason Tong 027 755 2902
Sean Senior 021 0231 7949
Scott Saunders 022 024 5404
Lesley Acutt 021 994 440
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A fairer commission rate of 2.8% to first $300,000 then 1.8% on balance + gst Plus FREE, tailor-made marketing worth $2,500+
CHECK OUT THIS WEEKS FEATURED PROPERTIES | View more on our website! Easy Living and Seriously For Sale
Brick with Handy Location
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Deadline Sale OPEN HOME SAT 1.00-2.00PM & SUN 10.30-11.30AM
OPEN HOMES SAT & SUN 12.00-12.30PM w 57 Browning Street, Leamington
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- Privately positioned, immaculately presented and handy location. - Inviting open plan living area which has access to a sheltered and sunny deck. Dble internal access garaging. - Newly installed, kitchen bench top, oven/cooktop, rangehood, splash back, curtains, blinds, vinyl floor coverings, plus a stylish barn door. Deadline Sale (unless sold prior) 24th November, by 4pm w
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Priced, Affordable, Spacious
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$685,000
$1,245,000 OPEN HOME SUN 11.45-12.30PM
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- Ideally situated to recieve ample sun this absolute cracker of a two bedroom unit is vacant and ready for the new owner. - There is an open plan kitchen, dining and living that is surprisingly spacious whilst the full size double bedrooms are a pleasant touch. - A good size practical bathroom and separate laundry are an absolute bonus.
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10 John Webb Drive, Hamilton
4 Upper Kingsley Street, Leamington
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74 Victoria Street Cambridge
Peter Tong 021 987 867
Wendy Tong 027 555 0633
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- Offering direction for sale with a price. - This funky home is wonderfully renovated throughout with north facing elevated views that will capture your imagination. - Large bedrooms are spread out over two levels. Open plan kitchen, dining and living upstairs is warm and friendly year round. - Upper Kingsley is an exclusive cul-de-sac location that gives a feeling of security and separation from a bustling world.
Lily Hooker 027 870 3317
Jason Tong 027 755 2902
Sean Senior 021 0231 7949
Scott Saunders 022 024 5404
Lesley Acutt 021 994 440
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A fairer commission rate of 2.8% to first $300,000 then 1.8% on balance + gst Plus FREE, tailor-made marketing worth $2,500+
CHECK OUT THIS WEEKS FEATURED PROPERTIES | View more on our website! Stunning Land & Home Package
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$1,490,00-$1,640,000 CALL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CALL FOR VIEWING TIMES w 118 Rangatira Road, Karapiro
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07 823 2300 sales@more-re.co.nz www.more-re.co.nz
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More Real Estate Ltd Licensed REAA 2008
74 Victoria Street Cambridge
Peter Tong 021 987 867
Wendy Tong 027 555 0633
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Jason Tong 027 755 2902
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Inspired design and elegance are the hallmarks of this exquisite character home and garden in sought-after Cambridge East. Leafy garden views and sumptuous decor infuse the 1993 colonial style home with serenity, charm and a sense of old-world opulence. Featuring three double bedrooms, large living areas with wood-burner and heatpump, a beautiful and inviting private courtyard garden, luxurious bathroom, spacious laundry with external access and a double garage with attic storage, this home is beautiful and practical. The 680m2 (more or less) property features a stunning topiary garden, specimen trees, leafy archways and private spaces that are at once calming and magical - perfect for playing in. Properties of this calibre take love and decades to create and we are proud to be introducing this home to the market for the first time. Close to all levels of schooling, town, local shops and cafes, parks and walkways, this home is a must-see for the discerning buyer.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY: 12.00PM-1.00PM
CONTACT RACHAEL 027 7224235 OR KYLIE 021 183 9210 TO VIEW
VIEW MORE LISTINGS AT WWW.CAMBRIDGEREALESTATE.CO.NZ 47 Alpha Street, Cambridge 07 823 1945 sales@cambridgerealestate.co.nz
Cambridge
Cambridge 4 Taylor Street 4 2 2 2 Luxurious living on Taylor Standing proud, opposite the Cambridge Raceway is a brand new 204m luxury home on Taylor Street. A top-quality white brick and pine weather board build on a prime 589m section in the sought-afer Cambridge east. Treat yourself to a little luxury and live comfortably in this beautiful home designed in style for family. Don’t hesitate, call Shelby or Jordan today for your viewing!
07 827 8815
57 Duke Street, Cambridge
Auction 9 December 2021, 1:00pm (unless sold prior) 57 Duke Street, Cambridge View Open home times as advised online www.harcourts.co.nz/CB3972
Shelby Garrett M 027 622 4166 Jordan Klenner M 022 154 6447
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What’s on your mind? Buying or Selling?
0274 905 383 Brenda Donaldson Director / Sales 027 867 9953 brenda@riserealestate.co.nz
Margo Lombardi Licensed Real Estate Consultant 021 209 1351 margo@riserealestate.co.nz
Licensed Under Licensed UnderThe TheREA REA2008 2008
021 702 458
Peter & Nikki Matthews Business as usual - talk to us about commission Ray White Cambridge - Cambridge Realty Ltd Licensed REAA 2008
CAMBRIDGE OPEN HOMES
Level 2 Open Homes back to normal – refer to agency website for listing agent
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926 Maungatautari Road Tender
Saturday 20 Nov
160 Hewson
Deadline Sale
11 Keats Terrace
Deadline Sale 11.00-11.30am
8 Damio Place
PBN
1 Calvert Place
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42 Stafford St
Deadline Sale 11.00-11.30am
56 Maclean Street
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Deadline Sale 12.00-12.30pm
155 Victoria St
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37B/23 Raleigh Street Deadline Sale 3B Vogel Street
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14 Williamson St
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1.00-1.30pm
36 Browning Street
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47a Vogel St
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1.00-1.30pm
29 Alpers Ridge
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10 John Webb Dr
Deadline Sale
1.00-2.00pm
30 Grosvenor Street
Deadline Sale
73 Scott St
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1 Princes Street
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Sunday 21 November
4 Richmond Street
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97 Duke Street
Deadline Sale
22 Browning Street
$889,000
49 Clare Street
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LJ HOOKER
11 Keats Terrace
Deadline Sale 11.00-11.30am
42 Stafford St
Deadline Sale 11.00-11.30am
8 Thornton Rd
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11.00-11.30am
1 Gordon Pl
$685,000
11.00-11.30am
4 Upper Kingsley St
$1,245,000
11.45-12.30pm
Real estate sold by real experts.
S H A R O N MC G E O U G H
7 Bryce Street
Auction
155 Victoria St
Deadline Sale 12.00-2.30pm
34a Scott Street
PBN
57 Browning St
Deadline Sale 12.00-12.30pm
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43 King Street
Deadline Sale
14 Williamson St
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2/40 Raleigh Street
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47a Vogel St
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10 John Webb Dr
Deadline Sale 10.30-11.30am
We are delighted to welcome Sharon McGeough to our Waikato sales team. Sharon’s drive and ambition to provide her clients with the best service is well known in the Cambridge market. They are your advantage when you engage her to represent your property.
73 Scott St
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Contact Sharon today and allow her to be the champion of your home.
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*This Future Value offer is valid for on new Mazda BT-50 2WD GSX registered before 20 December 2021 (20/12/21 ) through Fairview Motors Limited and Mazda Future Value is only available through Mazda Finance. Repayment information for loans with a Mazda Future Value agreement is available via your Fairview Mazda dealership and this offer is based on the sale price of $48,290 excluding on-road costs, the kilometre allowance under the relevant Mazda Future Value agreement is 30,0000 kms per year over the loan term of 48 months and no deposit. The total amount payable over the term of the loan is $61324.78 and the 7.95% interest rate is fixed for the term of the loan. On-road costs are included and the 207 weekly repayments of $195.17 include a $105 UDC establishment fee, $10.35 PPSR fee, $281 Dealer Origination Fee and Loan maintenance fee of $104 and a final payment of $20,924.59. Mazda Future Value is only available through UDC Finance Limited. UDC Finance standard terms, conditions, lending and credit criteria apply to any UDC loan. UDC Finance Assured Future Value terms and conditions apply to any Mazda Future Value contract. If these conditions are not met, the option to return the vehicle for the assured future value at the end of your loan term may not be available, and the outstanding loan must still be repaid in full.
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ROBINSON, Nola Alice – Passed away suddenly on Sunday, 7th November 2021. Aged 85 years. Dearly loved wife of Ian. Loved mum and mum-in-law of Lesley & Michael Brighouse, Ngaire & Cameron Smith and Gladys & Bill McCaig. Very proud grandmother of Shaun & Lauren, Samantha & Alexandra, Robert, James and their partners. Greatgrandmother to Emma, William & Katherine, Zac, Jake & Harriet. Memories are not framed in gold, or hung for all to see, they are deep within our hearts, that’s where you will always be. Since you have left us, our lives are not the same. So walk with us throughout our lives, until we meet again. Due to Covid restrictions a private family farewell has taken place. All communications to The Robinson Family, c/- 3 Hallys Lane, Cambridge 3434.
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Of an application for On Licence Diamonds Food and Beverages Limited, 48 Burns Street, Leamington, Cambridge has made application to the Waipa District Licensing Committee for the issue of a on-licence in respect of the premises at 48 Burns Street, Leamington known as Royal Cambridge Indian Restaurant. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 10am to 11.30pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waipa District Licensing Committee, 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu or 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at: Waipa District Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840. No objection to the issue of a renewal licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the first publication of this notice.
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Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
PUBLIC NOTICE Of an application for On Licence Ventoux Capital Ltd has made application to the Waipa District Licensing Committee for the renewal of a on-licence in respect of the premises at 22B Empire Street, Cambridge known as Que Bar. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is tavern. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 9am to 12am. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waipa District Licensing Committee, 101 Bank Street, Te Awamutu or 23 Wilson Street, Cambridge.
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EVIL (M) AGARDEN Dog's WayOF Home (PG)
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JULIA (PG)
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Colette 6 mins A Dog's(M) Way2 hrs Home (PG)
8.30pm 11.30am 11.00am 3.40pm 3.45pm 6.00pm 1.30pm 11.30am 8.15pm 8.30pm
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Green (M) 2 THE hrs 25 mins Destroyer (M) PAW Book PATROL MOVIE 2(G) hrs 16 mins
Hotel Mumbai (M)
PERSIAN LESSONS (M) 2Green hrs 20 Book mins (M) 2 hrs 25 mins If Beale Street Could Talk (M) RON’S GONE(M) WRONG (PG) Hotel Mumbai 22 hrs hrs 15 20 mins mins
THE ALPINIST (E)
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hr 53 mins 21THE hrs 15BOSS mins
BABY: FAMILY BUSINESS (PG)
Swimming Stan & OllieWith (M) Men (M)
16 Mar
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