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p Dargaville’s Western Sharks rugby team has achieved a place in the grand finals of the Northland Premier Rugby Competition after a triumphant 33–19 win over Kamo on Saturday. “A huge amount of the success has come from the passion and dedication provided by the team coaches Peter Hugo, Matt Matich, Max McCahon and Donal McNamara, inspirational captain Coree Te Whata-Colley and managers Mason Foster, Hamish Watson and David Paton,” says Sharks club spokesperson Paul Sorensen. This is the third season since Western Sharks and Kaihu combined their resources to give players a pathway to success and competition on a higher level. Now the team is headed for a finals match-up against Mid Northern at Whangārei’s Semenoff Stadium this weekend. The call is out for local fans to come and support their team.

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Crown ‘rejects iwi’ in landfill fight u by Paul Campbell

Seven organisations have now lodged proceedings in the Environment Court appealing a Hearing Commission decision to allow a major landfill for Auckland’s rubbish in the Dome Valley despite vehement opposition from iwi and the wider community.

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Fight the Tip held a packed meeting of 400 people in the Wellsford Community Centre last Saturday supported by Ngāti Whātua and Kaipara iwi, Kaipara Mayor Jason Smith as well as other groups and individuals. All are fearful of a pollution threat to the wider Kaipara Harbour from the Chineseowned Waste Management Ltd plan.

Iwi have fought the proposal alongside FTT for four years, including a rāhui on the tip site and a hīkoi to Auckland. Tinopai kaumātua, Mikaera Miru, told the gathering that the issue has highlighted “a huge gulf between tangata whenua and the Crown. “The marginalisation that is going on for iwi is a huge problem at the headwaters

of any contact and demonstrates the gulf between us. “If we had a seat at the table, instead of being relegated to being under the table, we would not be where we are today,” he told the gathering.

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p Dargaville’s Take Charge coffee group hosted a fashion swap meet last Wednesday, transforming a community space at the Lighthouse Church into a retro and pre-loved clothing boutique for a day. Rebekah Morgan organised the frugal fashion fiesta to brighten up winter and help people declutter their wardrobes while still gaining something new to complement their style. Without a dollar changing hands, it was a good example of the circular economy and some community ingenuity. Rebekah hosts a coffee group for those looking to live a saving conscious, low impact lifestyle each Wednesday at the Lighthouse Church, Normanby Street, Dargaville from 11am and again at 5.30pm. Naturally, it’s free to attend.

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p Dargaville Museum presents a special collection for the school holidays and the season of midwinter Christmas, a collection of Santa Bears spanning the entire history of this beloved character. A staple of the old Farmers’ Trading Company catalogue in bygone years, the annual Santa Bears were augmented with bears promoting sports, emergency services, and other professions. Santa Bear also shared the spotlight with Father Christmas in the FTC Auckland Santa Parade. The whole collection is for sale, one by one, with proceeds going toward the museum’s upkeep and new acquisitions.

Reviewing local democracy

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Crown ‘rejects iwi’ in landfill fight

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The number of councillors representing Kaipara citizens may be set to change, along with details of the wards they stand for.

p A discussion on raising the number of councillors is democracy made manifest at a local level and will affect all future council elections

Councils around New Zealand must do regular representation reviews, taking into account changing populations and demographics. During the last such review, the Kaipara District Council undertook a closer look at democratic representation in 2021. It proved a prudent move as the implementation of Māori wards also fits into this timescale and alone would trigger the need for a review. Last week, Michael Day, the KDC’s Strategy, Policy and Governance manager, presented a report that collated all ideas and direction from councillors, following up on a discussion of this topic at the council briefing in May. ‘When undertaking a representation review, council must look at the following,’ said Mr Day in his report. ‘The total number of councillors to be elected, the number of councillors to be elected per ward, whether community boards are to be established, and the number, boundaries and names of

the wards where councillors will be elected from.’ While the recommendation made in May, and discussed last week, retains the ward system and rules out the formation of community boards, it does raise the number of elected councillors from eight to nine, plus the mayor. A single councillor would be elected from the district-wide Māori ward, utilising the official Māori electoral roll. Three councillors would represent the west, three the east, and two the central ward, which would retain the name Otamatea. The name Wairoa was put forward as an option for the western ward. It is being discussed with iwi authorities regarding historical and cultural appropriateness. KDC staff are now preparing a formal proposal for adoption in August, after which there will be a period of official public submissions, most likely through September. ¢

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p Tip fight leaders: kaumātua Mikaera Miru with executive members Michelle Carmichael and Sue Crockett hosted the Wellsford meeting Photo: Colin Anderson.

FTT executive Michelle Carmichael announced there are seven groups appealing to the Environment Court, including the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society and the DirectorGeneral of Conservation. “We know there are high impacts this landfill could have on the environment and on iwi spiritual connections with the whenua. We know that mitigation is not good enough for such an important environment, for the endangered species, for the waterways at the site or in the receiving environments of the Hōteo River and Kaipara Harbour,” she said. “Even if Auckland Council doesn’t, we certainly know it’s important to stop this landfill. We have to continue the fight, so we hired Andrew Braggins at Berry Simons, a specialist environmental

law firm and part of the team that stopped Waste Management from getting consent to extend the (current Auckland) Redvale landfill. He’s helped beat them once and we believe he will beat them again. “Our strength has always been our unity. The decision to approve the landfill resource consent was wrong, an absolute kick in the guts. However, I hope today you will be filled with hope again that we can win this. Together, united, we can protect our environment for future generations. We will not stop until this is done. “Support our petition to ban landfills near waterways. Write to D.Parker@ ministers.govt.nz. We are still waiting on a decision whether this petition will be upheld. Our Givealittle page is at givealittle.co.nz/cause/fightthetip.” ¢

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Young artists’ time to shine u by Andy Bryenton

Students who receive a home school education with their families have enjoyed a term of arts and creativity in their curriculum, thanks to two local artists. A large number of students are homeschooled around New Zealand. It’s a common misconception, say some of their parents, that this means a lack of access to non-academic learning such as music, outdoors education and the arts. A recent programme in Dargaville shows that p Homeschooled students branch out into the world of the homeschooling parents and arts with the help of two local artists and the support of their children are keen to Dargaville’s Muddy Waters Gallery engage with extracurricular pursuits and that the artistic community group of young students, developing is in full support. techniques with paint and pencil. “It’s been an interesting and exciting These efforts will culminate in a full term, getting into painting with kids gallery experience for the young folks, as young as five,” says artist and tutor with the Muddy Waters Gallery on Steve Guthrie. “They’ve really enjoyed the Hokianga Road preparing to hang their experience, and it’s good that they will get paintings and sketches ahead of display to display their works in a real art gallery.” season open to the public. He and fellow artist Win Cutts are It’s an exciting end to a voyage of veterans of the Muddy Waters Gallery creative discovery, says Steve, and in Dargaville, having co-hosted their some of the students attending the own exhibitions there alongside other final day of his painting class agree; prominent Kaipara painters, sculptors and the gallery presentation is the crowning creators. During the weeks of term two, moment of their visual arts they have worked with a large and diverse education module. ¢

Excellence in hospitality u by Andy Bryenton

A collaboration between business owners and the Dargaville Community Development Board will give hospitality staff the chance to add a world-class qualification to their resumes, as well as sharpening up their skills. Dargaville already enjoys a reputation as one of the top 10 friendliest towns in New Zealand. The township’s hospitality staff are the ambassadors on the front line when it comes to greeting travellers. Now, a joint venture by the DCDB and local hospitality industry leaders will bring the chance to take the experience offered to guests to the next level of professionalism. p An excellent experience for tourists means a profitable “Several of the future for Dargaville as the end of the Covid-19 travel ban attendees at our recent era approaches hospitality and tourism network meeting suggested that our from top hotels and superyachts to already excellent hospitality staff might resorts and restaurants. They will run want to upskill, as those in many other three courses for Dargaville hospitality industries do, to keep up with the very staff in September. Those who wish to best in the industry,” says the DCDB’s be involved are encouraged to book in Lorraine Davidson. now to ensure a space by contacting “We had a meeting with local food and the Dargaville Community Development beverage operators, and they suggested Board. Everyone who completes one of QRC, a hospitality and tourism training these courses will receive certification for company with a very good reputation.” doing so. The course is also worth NCEA QRC teaches students for placement credits for those working toward higher in the international tourism industry, levels of qualification. ¢

Dam builders looking to phase two u by Andy Bryenton

The Te Tai Tokerau Water Trust, the organisation behind constructing a new irrigation reservoir at Redhill, is set to lodge a resource consent application this month to expand the project into its second phase.

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Wharf plan being changed

u by Paul Campbell

A major upgrade scheduled for the Pahi Wharf as part of the Kaipara Wharves project has had to be revised to a ‘second choice’ format with details still not finalised despite an original start date set for April this year.

p A pontoon will simplify wharf operations at Pahi p Te Kopuru residents listen to geotechnical engineer Eli Maynard’s presentation; phase one of the Redhill dam project has already attracted interest from crop farmers and orchardists

The TTTWT hosted a public meeting last Thursday at the Southern Rugby clubrooms in Te Kopuru. There, officials answered questions about the dam’s purpose, progress, safety and schedule. “This dam is being built under the most stringent design protocols known in New Zealand,” said Eli Maynard, geotechnical engineer for the project. “The second phase will take the capacity of the dam from 300,000 cubic metres to 3.2 million cubic metres, providing water for more than 1,000 hectares of land.” The first phase, already under construction, involves excavating 12 metres of peat from the high pasture land above Glinks Gully beach. Water will be sourced from four streams that feed into the Northern Wairoa River. Citizens were assured that this water would otherwise

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pass out to sea, and no impact would be made on the town of Te Kopuru’s largely bore-based underground water supply. Another point clarified is that this dambuilding project is not funded by Kaipara District Council rates. The KDC has reserved some funds in its recent Long Term Plan to investigate a connection to Dargaville’s reservoir to act as a buffer in times of drought. However, this would require a council investment in a water filtration plant. The prime purpose of the dam, in both its current and larger second phase, is to irrigate croplands for more profitable agriculture. The decision has been made not to make use of the government’s Covid recovery fast track resource consent laws, which have been deployed in previous TTTWT dam-building exercises. ¢

The project is part of Kaipara KickStart, led by Kaipara District Council and funded by the Provincial Development Unit, under a plan to ‘grow the district’s economy and increase community wellbeing.’ Pahi was to follow the successful installation of the new pontoon in Dargaville. However, when attention turned to this work, prices had escalated, and there was difficulty in attracting contractors. Now, it has been confirmed that the council is currently looking at a revised design to stay within budget. The work initially included upgrading the current wharf with the construction of a new gangway and pontoon to allow

the wharf to better cater for a wider range of vessels, including passenger ferries. Sources say the pontoon is still planned but at a new location outside the wharf, with design options still to be formally announced. Boating club members have mixed opinions with work now three months behind schedule. “I guess a pontoon is better than no pontoon,” said one stalwart. ”However, it will be good to have some certainty, sometime. Whatever the plan we favoured has gone to a second-choice option. It’s not what we all agreed to.” Other planned work in the Kaipara Wharves project includes a new wharf at Pouto. ¢

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The value of experience u by Andy Bryenton

One of the big winners in the First National real estate group’s recent awards ceremony in Rotorua was Maungaturoto’s Gary Morris, a fact, which the veteran of the industry puts down to experience and expertise. The nation-wide First National group disburses awards to foster healthy competition and to inspire their team, as many organisations do. This time around, Gary has taken home an armful of plaques and trophies, including accolades for being the region’s top exclusive lister, top rural consultant, second place overall in regional sales and 11th in the entire country, including the booming city-side market. Not bad for a gentleman working out of the small Kaipara town of Maungaturoto, but it’s not the awards themselves that Gary feels are most important. While markers of success like these are great milestones along the path of what is now a 50-year long career, Gary has more often appeared in these pages for other reasons. His support of local causes and engagement with the community is as big an incentive to this real estate professional as the many certificates on his wall, for example, his support of young local racing driver Ben Morrison or his contributions to the National Burns Unit to help victims of fire. “When you see talent like this at a local grassroots level, you have to get behind it. That’s the Kiwi way,” he said of Ben’s push to win rookie of the year on the track.

p Gary Morris won several collective and individual awards at First National’s recent corporate seminar; a testament to five decades and counting of practical experience

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Scholarships boost law aspirations u by Andy Bryenton

Aspiring local law students may be able to receive a helping hand on their journey to university, thanks to Northland’s largest law firm, WRMK Lawyers. The law firm, which has a strong presence in Dargaville, announced that it is offering two scholarships to support law students who may become tomorrow’s leaders in the field. The scholarship is aimed at those displaying academic ability and leadership but faced with significant financial need or adverse life circumstances that present barriers to studying at university. p Two students aiming for a career in the law will receive a helping The two scholarship hand from local law firm WRMK to help achieve their goals recipients will benefit from a $10,000 cash contribution, guaranteed are held back by either their financial or paid work experience after their second personal circumstances,” says WRMK year of study, and access to the expertise managing director Rebecca Merry. of a mentor from WRMK. “Our scholarships are designed to Applications are open to Year 13 help reduce those barriers and provide students at colleges across the north, these students with extra support to help including Otamatea, Dargaville and Ruawai them succeed.” in the Kaipara area. Applicants will need The scholarships are the latest initiative to demonstrate their academic ability, as as part of WRMK’s Community Strategy, well as leadership or involvement in their which has three areas of focus; youth local community. and education, helping families fighting “We know there are students in the cancer, and mental health. Applications north who are determined, well-rounded open on July 5 and close on August 27 individuals with the potential to have this year. Full details and how to apply can a rewarding career in the law, but who be found at wrmk.co.nz/scholarships. ¢

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Singers helping history u by Andy Bryenton

Dargaville Museum is getting a boost with the visit of a talented group of musicians from east Kaipara to help raise funds as they perform.

p The Mangawhai Singers are heading west to help out Dargaville’s museum and delight music fans in the riverside town

The Mangawhai Singers comprise a 23-strong choir, a pianist and twin guitars, all brought together by conductor Christine Bygrave. They have been bringing music and merriment to the east coast and Bream Bay since 2009 but have never travelled so far west. “It’s very good of them to come all this way over to perform,” says Margaret Tier of the Dargaville Museum. “It will be their first musical engagement in Dargaville after some very fine reviews in the east coast area. They are kindly performing to help raise funds for the museum, as well as to showcase their range and harmony.” Patrons who attend on Saturday, August 7 from 1.30pm at the Dargaville Museum Function Centre will be treated to a songbook of classics and tunes from

the shows, as well as a quartet ensemble, comedy sketches, and stand-out solos by Jone Yelcich and Margot Christie-Linnell. Members of the choir come from towns as widespread as Matakohe, Kaiwaka, Mangawhai and Ruakākā. They have been brought together by a love of music and song, which they say they are pleased to share with a Dargaville audience for the first time. Those who wish to attend should contact the Dargaville Museum to book a space. It’s almost certain that this concert event will sell out before the performance date. The $20 ticket price will go entirely towards funding the upkeep and enhancement of the Dargaville Museum and its collection. ¢

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u by Paul Campbell

Kaipara District Council has asked the Department of Internal Affairs to revisit data it has released over the Three Waters proposals, which it believes to be incorrect. Mayor Jason Smith says it’s believed other councils are also affected by similar miscalculations. “It overstates the KDC water infrastructure debt level as $60 million when it is $52 million,” said Dr Smith. “The effect of this distorts any calculation about benefit or not to the Kaipara community of joining with the Three Waters Reforms. “We are seeking a correction of these figures so the public can see a true picture in advance of any opt-in/opt-out decisions between now and December. We believe in evidence-based policy decisions and find the evidence supplied to be unreliable. “It’s possible the government may make these Three Waters Reforms mandatory, which would mean no option. There are questions about stormwater, specifically drainage districts, of which KDC has 29, which no one has yet been able to answer. We do not have clarity of what it could mean. “It’s likely council would have none, or very little, influence regarding water and therefore no control of how much people may have to pay in future,” Dr

p The Three Waters project has already funded some Dargaville water infrastructure work while still leaving the opt-out clause in place

Smith said. “That may include reticulation or wastewater systems, which aren’t even pipedreams yet. Only 26% of Kaipara people are on reticulated drinking water. “We know better than anyone what it’s like to have troubled waters and what it’s like to build a bridge over those troubled waters, to regain control and to be managing infrastructure well within our means. I have confidence we’ll make the best decisions in the period ahead.” ¢

July 13 2021

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An opportunity has arisen for your family to enjoy the benefits of a rural lifestyle. An impressive kauri villa built in 1912 on-site retains much of its original features including carved mantelpieces, feature ceilings and sculptured alcoves. Large formal lounge with French doors to covered verandahs, separate dining room, and a warm sunny kitchen. A home oozing character and history, just imagine the future you can create with a little updating. 18.6364ha (46 acres) with a good water supply and central race to some 19 paddocks making for ease of management. Improvements include a hay barn, cattle yards, a 3-bay implement shed with workshop and power. Set up to provide a passive income. Disclaimer - photos taken 2017, property currently tenanted. Vendor has other business commitments and wants this property sold!

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Affordable rural land Nestled in the rolling dairy land of Te Kopuru, only 20 minutes to town and five minutes to the beach, this tranquil bare land lifestyle block awaits you. Containing 3.3338 hectares (more or less), the undulating land has a large, elevated area ideally positioned for a building platform to enjoy stunning rural views. Whether for grazing, growing crops or lifestyle enjoyment, this north-facing property has options. Blocks like this are a real treat. With no covenants to adhere to, this lifestyle property provides an ideal blank canvas to create your lifestyle dream. With road frontage and fully fenced to the boundary this property provides you the basics to start planning for your build. Reap the benefits of the natural beauty abounds in the area. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors and venture to Glinks Gully which is located only 3km from the property, perfect for a stroll along the beach or fishing.

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Stunning sea view lifestyle block This exceptional opportunity is very rare to find on the west coast. A bare lifestyle block comprising 3.971 hectares (more or less) with stunning sea and rural views. Tucked away in a peaceful and private location, on offer is a blank canvas to create your forever home surrounded by natural beauty. This property was recently utilised as part of a dairy farm and is located just above Glinks Gully with an impressive view of the ocean. The alluring sands of Ripiro beach are a short two minute drive away and is a sought after location for a range of recreational activities. This idyllic coastal lifestyle still allows you to commute to Dargaville township which is only 20 minutes away.

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Have a legendary Matariki u by Andy Bryenton

The season of Matariki celebrations is well and truly here, with festivals, gatherings and special events happening throughout the school holiday period to commemorate the start of the new year. Dargaville’s Matariki festival will be held this year on Saturday, July 24, taking place at the Riverside Gardens and Northern Wairoa Boating Club, right in the centre of town. There will be fun, entertainment, food, fire displays by the entertainers from Circus Kumarani, lanterns and illuminated artworks, all in the spirit of the season. The festival begins at 5pm and spans sunset, ending at 7pm. As the sun goes down, the star cluster of Matariki itself will rise; the astronomical centrepiece of this yearly celebration. The Pleiades star cluster comprises seven bright stars, which appear together in the sky at this time of year. In Māori mythology and in the pre-European system of celestial timekeeping, the

appearance of Matariki in the winter sky heralded the new year, a time to celebrate another solar cycle and the rebirth of the natural world in spring. A popular retelling of the old traditional legend says that Matariki is the central star of the cluster, a daughter of Papatūānuku, the earth goddess and ancestral mother of all life. In turn, Matariki has six daughters, represented by the other stars of the Pleiades. Each year they return to visit their grandmother, guided by their mother, Matariki. This journey enables the sisters to bring their gifts to kuia Papatūānuku, helping her shake off the chill of winter and bring new life and prosperity to the land and its creatures. Tupu-ā-nuku is the eldest sister and shares her lore of plants and crops.

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u by Andy Bryenton

Harley Davidson made a move out of left field with its new off-road adventurer, but it may have been a test-bed for new roadgoing power as well. First out of the blocks, last February, was the Pan America, a sports tourer bike of the kind that BMW and Honda are famous for. High-stanced and sporting knobbly tyres, this is the opposite of the traditional view of a Harley Davidson and point toward the company’s attempt at an image reformation. The core of the Pan America is the aptly named Revolution engine, touted as the next phase of a century of v-twin engineering advancements. Tellingly, it’s water-cooled, a method that garnered controversy when it debuted in the nowdeparted V-Rod street bike. The 1250 twin sounds restrained and refined compared to the raw and angry bark of most street-fettled HD machines, though it retains the lovely asymmetrical burble of the signature v-twin at idle. Riders have 150hp on tap, adjustable ride height, and plenty of range from a large fuel tank. The question is, however, whether HD purists will take to riding offroad, or whether mud slugging off-road riders will shell out the big dollars instead

of buying a rugged Kawasaki or even a Royal Enfield Himalaya for half the cost or less. While the passion for traditional Harleys rumbles on, with purists revelling in the possibilities for customisation that unlocks a world of choice, there may indeed be room for a water-cooled machine in the stable yet. Replacing the V-Rod in the line-up is a new model tentatively called the 1250 Custom, foreshadowed by tantalising advertising. When the Pan American broke cover, Harley’s CEO strongly hinted at a roadgoing version. “This is the start,” said Jochen Zeitz back then. Now, we’ve been teased with close-ups of a copper-accented 1250 Revolution engine in a lower, sleeker frame. If this is a replacement for the V-Rod, it could well win over those who ascribe to the old HD recipe; a 150hp street machine with a modern style, hugely wide rear wheel, bobbed rear fender and a low stance is a lot of riders’ cup of tea.

p The heart of the Pan America adventure bike is a new water-cooled v-twin, which could find new life in a more traditional HD frame

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The barns and sheds of rural New Zealand house a great selection of classic cars and motorcycles; restored and beloved family heirlooms or passion projects providing a break from farming labour. From vintage cars to hot rods, weekend cruisers that replace the ute for special occasions and motorbikes to get out and ride in the great Kiwi country scenery, they’re all here. However, perhaps not for long. As part of the programme to electrify the New Zealand road fleet, we’ve recently been bombarded with propaganda stating that the end of internal combustion is coming in just over a decade. In a justifiable response to a central government move that could put thousands of internal combustion mechanics out of work, the Motor Trade Association has released its ideas to mitigate what they see as an overly ambitious fast shift to EVs. It put forward three core areas to be added to any future legislation. Firstly, to ‘look at all technologies that promote lower emissions and not put Kiwis at risk or leave them isolated.’ Secondly, that ‘all vehicles should have their emissions tested as part of their regular maintenance.’ Finally, ‘we need a plan that also deals with how we dispose of these vehicles to make room for a cleaner future.’ While we can all agree that clapped out old daily drivers should be replaced by efficient new hybrids or EVs as soon

p In a future where an emissions test could force you to scrap your car and spend tens of thousands on an EV, what protection should exist for rarely driven, historic and classic cars?

They’ll have to, and so will the central government. We urgently need discussion of a law to protect classic vehicles from overzealous legislation and the scrap heap. Some countries offer a classic registration that allows for a single warrant of fitness each year with a more lenient emissions test to reflect the machine’s age. It must still be properly maintained and tuned and must not be driven more

as fiscally possible, points two and three would kneecap the classic and vintage culture, as older cars and bikes were not built to pass modern emissions tests. To be magnanimous, it’s likely that the MTA was not thinking of their thousands of classic collector customers, who make the restoration and preservation of heritage machines a multimilliondollar industry.

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Ukulele orchestra assembles

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Dargaville’s ukulele orchestra is branching out into a new practise space and actively inviting new members to join the fun. When the ukulele orchestra was first starting, they practised in Kerri Russell’s music shop in the town’s main street, surprising night-time restaurant patrons with their medley of tunes. “It’s pretty basic stuff, really,” said Kerri of those early days. “We pick songs the people know, and everybody gets the chance to both sing and play. “You don’t need to be a musical virtuoso to get involved — you can be an absolute beginner.” Hits by John Denver, Willie Nelson, Crosby, Stills and Nash, and the Beatles still make up the orchestra’s playbook. However, the number of players has grown to the point where a new space has been secured; the reception area of Dargaville’s town hall. On Wednesday nights from 6pm, this area will rock to the

sound of more than 20 massed ukuleles and the voices of orchestra members having fun. While they aren’t practising for a specific concert right now, the group have been known to present well-received selections for civic events and have floated the idea of stopping in at local retirement homes to bring some musical cheer. A Christmas parade appearance may also be on the cards. The versatile ukulele started life as a sailor’s instrument in the age of exploration and was enthusiastically picked up by the Hawaiian people, who gave it its popular name. Lacking a stringed instrument in their own cultural music, they adopted the ukulele and gave it a lifelong connection to tropical themes. A trope subverted

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Dargaville

57 Squadron (Dargaville) Air Training Corps – Mondays 6.pm-8pm at the Dargaville Aero Club. For boys and girls aged 13-18 years. Phone Gordon 021 262 0547. Acoustic Music Blackboard Concert – 1st Thursday of the month, 7pm–9.30pm, Kaipara Community Centre, Hokianga Rd, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle. Performers and audience welcome. Phone Allan 09 439 6933 or 021 439 697. Alcoholics Anonymous – Dargaville AA meetings held at the Lighthouse Church, Corner of Normanby & Parore Streets. Use Parore Street entrance. Monday 4.30pm & Thursday 7.30pm. Contact Bernie 027 212 2148, Ladies 020 4082 1373, Murray 09 439 5248. Alzheimer’s ‘Carer’ Support Group – Contact Maxine on 021 153 5674. Art classes – Tuesdays 7-9pm. Private tuition, cleaning and restoring painting, and commissions also available, phone 09 439 0255. Baylys & Beyond Gardeners – All welcome. Second Monday of each month. Garden ramble. Shared lunch, trading table. Phone 021 0854 2003. Blokart Sailing – Regular social sailing at Glinks, Baylys and Ruakaka beaches. Contact Greg Schultz 09 431 6863 or itzgreg@xtra.co.nz. Dargaville Aero Club – Learn to fly, free of tuition charges. Gyrocopter, Texan, Stork. Contact Peter phone 09 439 1628 for further information. Open 7 days a week. Dargaville Cancer Support Group – Meets every third Tuesday at 10am in the nurses lounge at the Dargaville Hospital Community Health building. All welcome. Contact May 027 405 2240 or Ken 09 439 4452. Dargaville Contract Bridge Club – Tuesdays 12.45pm and Wednesdays 6.45pm. At the Kiosk, Memorial Park, Logan Street, Dargaville. dargavillebridge@gmail.com or phone Peter 09 439 2437 or 022 405 6439. Dargaville Embroidery Group – 3rd Thursday of the month, 10am–2pm. Phone Rosemary 09 439 0656. Dargaville Floral Art Club – Meets on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 1pm at the Lighthouse Church,Corner of Normanby &Parore Street, Dargaville. Enquiries to Dawn Donald 09 439 5413. Dargaville Girls Brigade – For girls 5–15 yrs. Thursdays after school 3.30-5pm, held at The Lighthouse Church. Contact Pauline Taylor 021 263 7446 or 09 439 7507. Dargaville Firearm & Military Collectors Club – Meets third Wednesday every second month at Lions Club Hall Hokianga Road, opposite the old Post Office, at 7.30 pm. For more information, phone secretary Mike, 09 439 8800. Next meet September. Dargaville Quilters – Meet 3rd Tuesday of the month 10am–2pm, 43 Tirarau Street, Dargaville (Greenways Trust Centre) New members welcome. Phone 09 439 1598. Dargaville Scout Group – For boys and girls aged 5–99 years at 23 Onslow Street. All info on door or

phone Johnnita 027 296 5889 Dargaville Women’s Club – Meets the third Thursday of every month, 10am at the tea kiosk in memorial park. Phone Marilyn 439 6648. Drop-in Centre – Tuesdays 10am–Noon at the Town Hall — foyer beside Anzac Theatre. All are welcome! $1 cuppa. Contact Bev on 021 250 6776. Northern Wairoa Genealogy – Learn how to trace your family history, DNA, Research Rooms, Dargaville Museum, 2nd and 4th Sundays at 12.30-2pm. Members meeting 4th Sunday at 2pm Hikuwai O Kaipara Waka Ama Club – Meet at the Boating Club 5pm Monday and Thursdays from 5pm for Awa training. Grow Paparoa Inc Whakatipu Paparoa Community Gardens – Thursdays, Fridays, Sundays 10am - 12pm, 2070 Paparoa Valley Road, Paparoa. Justice of the Peace Signing Desk – Justices of the Peace will be available every Thursday from Noon-1pm at the Whanau Focus Centre, 61 Victoria Street. Kaihu Valley Music Club – Every third Sunday, from 1–4pm. Everyone is welcome. Contact John or May 09 439 0827. Kaipara Ukulele Orchestra – Wednesdays 6–7pm. New members are welcome - either experts or beginners. At Greenways center. Phone Sharon on 027 439 5634 or 09 439 5634 for more details. Kaipara Heritage Machinery Club – open and operating Wednesday and Saturday. New members and volunteers are welcome. Something to interest both men and women, come and get involved. Ph 09 439 7108 or 09 439 4614. Kumarani Productions, Circus Jam – Wednesdays 5.30pm-7.30pm at Circus Kumarani, 15 Onslow Street, through school terms only. Gold coin donation. Mainly Music – Every Wednesday 10–11am at the Dargaville Baptist Church, Victoria Street. $2 per child or $3 per family. Phone Rebecca 09 439 1499. Make a Friend Playgroup – 0–5 years, Thursdays 9.30am–11.30am. Methodist Church Hall, gold coin donation. Phone Gloria 022 104 0076. Northern Wairoa Country Music Club – 1st Sunday of the month at the Scout Hall, Onslow Street. 1pm– 4pm. Enquiries phone Bruce 09 439 5513. Northern Wairoa Indoor Bowls Association – Starts at 7.00pm. Mondays Anglican Parish Hall, Tuesdays Ruawai-Tokatoka Hall, Wednesdays Dalmation Hall. For more info contact Warren Younger 027 478 5102 or 09 439 6155 evenings. NZ 60s Up Movement – Dargaville Social Meetings Held at the Lighthouse Function Centre on the 1st Tuesday of the month. Contact president Margaret Pinny 09 439 4560. Parkinson’s Northland – 1st Thursday of the month at 10.15am. Alternately support meetings at St. Johns Hall, Normanby Street and a coffee group at a member’s home. Contact Vicki Sadgrove 09 437 6876/ 021 268 4973. Peggy Purls in our Community – Every 3rd Wednesday 10.30am, at Dargaville Sewing and Curtain Centre, 59 Normanby Street. Ring Charlene 09 439

p The sound of massed ukuleles rocks the Dargaville Town Hall in harmony

with a wink and a nod by the orchestra in Dargaville, which even play a cover of

Leonard Cohen’s soulful Hallelujah on the diminutive instruments, to great effect. ¢

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6120. RSA Women’s Section – Social meeting held at the clubrooms, 4th Monday of the month. Contact Secretary/Treasurer Betty Bruce 09 439 4344. SeniorNet Dargaville Inc. – Drop-in every Tuesday 10am-2pm for help with technology and internet banking. KCC 38 Hokianga Road. Stitches and Craft – 5 Cranley Street, Dargaville. 10am–4pm Tuesday and Friday. Contact Lois 027 473 0598 for further details. Te Kopuru Salvation Army Share & Prayer Drop in – Every Tuesday 10:30am-12:30am at Coronation Hall. Enquiries email TKcoronationhall1911@gmail.com or ph Rachel 021 133 7560. Te Kopuru Village Drop-in – Wednesdays 10am12pm at St.Peters Hall. The Dargaville Menz Shed – is open Tuesday and Thursday each week from 10am to 3pm and Saturday mornings from 10am to noon. New members are welcome. For more info, phone Brian 09 439 6175 or Paul 09 974 7685. Wednesday Crafts – Every Wednesday 10am at the Greenways Community Centre (formerly CMA) on 43 Tirarau Street. Morning tea and lunch will be served. Variety of crafts. All are welcome. $6 per session. Contact Judy 027 316 3940 . Maungaturoto Community/Senior Lunch Maungaturoto – 1st Wednesday of every month. St. John Hall, Maungaturoto. Morning tea at 10.30am with lunch at 12pm. Kaipara Marchers – Practice Wednesdays 4.30-6pm Maungaturoto. Phone Lyn 022 070 8674. Whangarei Shopping Bus Trip – All ages bus trip to Whangarei. Pick up from the Maungaturoto Retirement Home, 9.30am. Return time varies depending on need and arrangement. Bookings are advised but not required. 2nd Tuesday and 4th Wednesday of every month. Fun and Games – Every Monday morning 10am12pm, at the Anglican Church in the Footprints room Hurndall Street, Maungaturoto.

Mangawhai

Community/Senior Lunch Mangawhai – 2nd Thursday of every month. Mangawhai Community Hall, noon. Kaipara Dog Training Club – Wednesdays at 4.30pm, M a n g aw h a i Domain.

Kaiwaka

Kaipara Young Farmers – Last Thursday of each month, 7pm, at Three Furlongs Bar and Grill 1942 State Highway 1, Kaiwaka. Contact chairman Kurtis Danks 021 159 8453 kwdanks@gmail.com

Sports

Northern Wairoa Youth Rugby – Saturdays 9am at the Pioneer Rugby Park. See draw on Facebook each week “Northern Wairoa Youth Rugby” Rugby League Junior Rugby League Northland Competition – Blue Goose, Whangarei Northern Wairoa Teams, Nursery, U6’s and U8’s start

9am U10’s 10am, U12’s 11am - Sundays

Markets

Dargaville Twilight – Indoor Market at the Northern Wairoa Boating Club, Totara Street, Dargaville 25th June 2021 5pm-7pm Mangawhai Village Market – Every Saturday at the mangawhai beach school hall, 9am–1pm. Contact Marita for details 021 598 917. Dargaville monthly market – 1st Saturday of the month, Community Hall, Hokianga Road, opposite Dargaville Town Hall. $7 per table — book now 09 439 7243. Paparoa Farmers Market – Every Saturday 9am– noon on the village green, Paparoa. Tangiteroria Tavern Car Boot Sale Gala Market Day – 1st Sunday, $5 per car boot or stall. Contact Sheryl on 09 433 2802. Te Kopuru Dizzy’s Market– Every Saturday 12pm–3pm Coronation Hall Community Market $7 per stall contact Liz phone 020 4021 1114.

July

Te Kopuru Coronation Hall School Holiday Children’s Movies – Tuesday 20 July at 10.30am. Chocolate Bingo – Anglican Church Footprints Room. Wednesday July 21st, 10am–12pm. Matariki final event – Riverside Gardens and in front of the Northern Wairoa Boating Club Saturday July 24th, 5pm–8pm. Free shopping trip to Whangarei – Wednesday July 28th, minibus leaves 9.30am from retirement village Maungaturoto. Volunteering Northland at the SEED Co-Working Office – Fosters Arcade, 42 Victoria Street, Dargaville 9am to 3pm Matariki Festival Light Up Your House and Garden Competition – for the month of July. Entry conditions and registration forms at www.dargavillenz.com/upco ming/matariki-festival-2021 Matariki Festival – Artist Illumination Installations register your Expression of Interest at https://www. dargavillenz.com/upcoming/matariki-festival-2021. New Residents’ Welcome Event at the SEED CoWorking Office, Fosters Arcade, 42 Victoria Street, Dargaville - Afternoon tea provided. Contact Lorraine on 027 525 822 or lorrained@dcdb.nz Calling all lights and LED artists! – Come and share your light-based art with the Kaipara community. As part of this year’s upcoming Matariki Celebrations and Festival of Lights, we’re asking artists to create light installations to illuminate the walkway through the Dargaville Riverside Gardens on the 24th of July. Register your artwork online at http://bitly.ws/ ejK4

August

Dargaville Business Network – Next Meeting 10th August. Contact Sue on 027 241 6380

September

Dargaville Tourism Network – Next Meeting 16th Sep Contact Lorraine on 027 525 822

July 13 2021 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

PUZZLE TIME Jumbo crossword

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EACH number in our Code-Cracker grid represents a different letter of the alphabet. For example, today 12 represents T, so fill in T every time the figure 12 appears. You have one letter in the control grid to start you off. Enter it in the appropriate squares in the main grid and solve the starter word. Fill in other squares in the main and control grids with the found letters and look for the next word. Follow the word trail through the puzzle to its completion. Visit www.codecracker.co.nz 2 3 4 Sudoku

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KAIPARA LIFESTYLER July 13 2021

Kaipara Service Directory A+ ELECTRICAL Inspections & Security

Shafeen Ali • 021 074 2244 ali.electrical2018@gmail.com Operating out of Omamari

• Rollers 1.5 - 13 tonne • Diggers 1-20 tonne • Site dumpers 1-10 tonne • Loaders, Trailers, Plate Compactors etc

Call the team at ATJ for your hire needs

Registered And Licenced Electrical Inspector

PH: 021 240 6764 KEITH call today – we come to YOU

ATJ

SELF DRIVE MACHINERY HIRE

Your Local Professional choice for EWOF, COV Inspections & Certifications, PV Solar and Hazardous Inspections. • Boats • Campers & RVs • Caravans

Warkworth 09 425 8845 or Aaron on 021 210 0493 4 Morrosion Drive, Warkworth

Residential/Commercial • Dargaville/Kaipara Call us — we can help to support your community aspirations Dargaville Business Forum

CONTRACT FENCING

Dargaville What’s On Visit Dargaville – We Dare You www.dargavillenz.com

Dargaville Funeral Services Ltd 24 Hours — 09 439 8016 Locally owned and operated The Point of Difference

Fosters Arcade Shop 42 Victoria Street, Dargaville Hours: Monday–Friday 9am-5pm

Email: info@dcdb.nz | Phone: 09 439 0464

PETER BLACKWELL 021 295 9647

CALL CHRIS HICKEY ON 027 561 1719 email: fencingspecialists.nz@gmail.com

ALL ASPECTS OF FARM & LIFESTYLE BLOCK FENCING & MAINTENANCE INCLUDING:

• Post & Batten • Entrances • Post & Rail • Retaining Walls • Stock Yards • Riparian Lots • Netting • Subdivisions

CERTIFIED PLUMBER J Kelliher

P: 027 494 2919 A/H: 09 439 8593

POUTAMA TANGIHANGA

FUNERAL HOME

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Landscaping to Earthmoving Certified Drainlaying Tip Truck Hire Septic Farms KAURI COAST Subdivisions & more CONTRACTING LTD Gary Whippy 027 469 8079 gary@kccontracting.co.nz www.facebook.com/kauricoastcontracting For all your general digger works, drainage and civil work.

Jessica Young – 020 4119 1299 office@dargavillefuneralservices.co.nz

Bruce Young – 027 575 7377 www.dargavillefuneralservices.co.nz

LUCKY LUKE’S LIFTING

We provide the Hiab Crane and Flat Bed truck for loads up to 7.3 metres long and up to 6.5 tonnes. Our crane can lift up to 3 tonnes and we are the go-to for local builders, merchants and industrial customers. PHONE 022 058 8515 EMAIL SERVICE@HIABHIRE.CO.NZ | WWW.HIABHIRE.CO.NZ

• EXCAVATIONS • TRENCHING • DRAINS & WATER TABLES • POST BORING • SITE CLEARANCE • TIP TRUCK FOR LOAD REMOVALS • ROCK BUCKET & “THUMB” EXPERIENCED OPERATOR

CALL TRAVIS!

“NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL”

021 056 7665

AFFORDABLE SEPTIC SERVICES IN YOUR AREA

Using worms, sun and time - we process all our liquid waste into rich compost. Composted for 3 years - low in NPK, tested PH7

40L BAGS FOR SALE AT THE GATE. 906 Port Albert Rd, Wellsford

Phone: 09 423 7014

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FOR HIRE

Office: 09 439 8048 Fax: 09 437 5796 Email: office@morrisandmorris.co.nz

09 431 8440

30 Hurndall St, Maungaturoto

021 125 1576

Wanted: gum trees/macrocarpa trees, stands of pines.

Trees - Ph Russell: 021 951 329 Firewood - Ph/txt Lucas: 021 0266 4501

morrisandmorris.co.nz Phone 439 6070 or National Help Line 0800 883 300

OMAMARI LOGGING Fire wood: gum/macrocarpa/pine, delivery available.

15 Gladstone Street, Dargaville, 0310, PO Box 8043, Kensington 0145, Whangarei

OPTOMETRISTS THURSDAY’S 10.30AM — 4.00PM Shop 4 | Edwin Arcade 86 Victoria Street, Dargaville

TK DIGGERS 027 432 0588

Operator AARON GUEST 09 439 1843 tkdiggers@gmail.com

Office hours 9am-3pm Mon-Fri 158a Victoria Street Dargaville

FAMILY & SEXUAL VIOLENCE SUPPORT SERVICES • Crisis Support and Advocacy • Individual and Family Therapy Counselling • ACC Sensitive Claims • Refuge Accommodation or Assistance with Relocation • Safety Programmes, Parenting and Empowerment Programmes

Tu Christey Massage Therapist Diploma in Massage, MNZ Cert. in Thai Traditional Massage (Wat Pho) “Get rid of your aches & pains, maintain your well being” Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Sports, Pregnancy, Relaxation, Myofascial Release, Lymphatic Drainage

12 tonner tilt bucket, good rates, own transporter Great service Northland wide

Phone: (09) 439 6518 Mobile: 021 116 9425 Email: tuthemt@gmail.com www.handyhandsmassage.co.nz

July 13 2021

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

Kaipara Service Directory

Mobile hose doctor, welding & mechanic service crew Fabrication in steel, stainless & aluminium Repairs & modifications Call us, visit us or email us for any big or small jobs!

0800 HOSEDOC

100A Jervois Street, Dargaville | westcoaststeelworx@gmail.com www.westcoaststeelworx.com

CLASSIFIEDS

Phone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 20 July 2021 edition is Monday 19 July 2021

For Sale

For Rent

CARAVAN EWOF (and marine). Call your local inspector today at A+ Electrical Inspections and Security on 021 240 6764.

3 BEDROOM house to rent, recently renovated, heat pump, fully insulated and fully fenced. $400 per week. Absolutely no smoking/vaping. Phone 021 103 1301. Handy to town — close to the Medical Centre.

CHICKEN MANURE for sale in bulk lots $20 per cubic metre, small lots $40 per cubic metre plus freight. B&H Whangarei are also available for all types of fencing. Call 09 432 2444 or 027 476 5458. FIREWOOD, DRY hotmix of gum & cypress. In bulk, $90 per cubic metre delivered in Dargaville area. Phone or text Henry 021 734 906. HONEY FOR sale $25 per kg, free postage. Call or txt 021 0291 6071. TOP SOIL, top quality, $75 per m³ onto your trailer, or truck deliveries available for larger orders. Phone 021 132 4107 or 09 439 5141.

Pet Supplies PET DOORS — Cat Doors, Dog Doors for Glass or Timber — supplied and installed. Phone 027 275 0918 or 09 439 6458 Kevin Sowter or visit my website: windowanddoors.co.nz — Window & Door Services Ltd.

Storage ONE CAR space and one container available call Rick 09 439 6037 or 027 207 2932.

Work Wanted CONTRACT MUSTERER available for dry stock work, or farm sitting. Phone 021 0269 5935.

Toenail & Fingernail Cutting Service

Phone

09 439 6068

Septic Tank Services

Vehicle Removal

Celebration CELEBRATE WITH Song, musical variety show with the Mangawhai Singers, Saturday 7th August 1.30pm, Dargaville Museum Function Centre. Tickets $20, includes afternoon tea. Phone 09 439 7555. Proceeds to Dargaville Museum.

Trades & Services CARPET CLEANING, repairs, re-stretching, and patching. Flood drying and small carpet laying work and upholstery cleaning. Very fussy and reasonable prices. Phone Darren, Alltrades Carpet Services 0800 425 587 or 027 286 8584. GARDEN CLEAN-UP & section clean-up, spraying, vegetation removal, raised gardens, vegetable seedlings & more. Dargaville to Maungaturoto. Phone Garden2Go 021 0218 1111.

WAYNE & ANNETTE Ph 09

439 2020

Dry Aged Beef Specialists Traditional Manuka wood smoked Bacon & Ham

TOKATOKA

Tree Services KAIPARA STUMP grinding. All stumps, any size, free no obligation quote. Phone 020 4029 2263. Based in Dargaville. Keep it local. TREE REMOVAL, pruning, chipping & stump grinding. Qualified & Insured. Phone Scott 0800 468 9663 Arborcare Tree Maintenance. VEGETATION REMOVAL Tree & vegetation removal, firewood stacking, compost clean out, tree planting & hedge trimming Phone Garden2Go 021 021 81111

Adapted by Eryn Wilson-Collins Music by Julianne Parkinson Sunday 25th July Please contact the Production Manager for an audition pack 027 321 1091 dargavillelittletheatre@gmail.com

Stud

Valley Brook Sport HorSeS

Livestock

ARAHOU HEREFORDS 34TH ANNUAL BULL SALE Tuesday 27th July 2021

Property Maintenance RUBBISH REMOVAL, vegetation removal, tree trimming, lawns, weed-eating & more. Dargaville to Maungaturoto. Phone Garden2go 021 0218 1111.

Dargaville Bobcat Services Any job big or small. We do them ALL

1.00pm start under cover on farm Main Road, Tangiteroria. 25 2yr Hereford Bulls 4 R3yr I/C Hereford Heifers TB status C10 BVD tested negative Inspection from 11.00am Lunch 12.00 noon

WATER TANK Cleaning. Phone Pete 027 444 3053 or 09 405 9510. WINDOW & Door Repairs & Glazing, Insect Screens, Security and more — call me today. Phone 027 275 0918 or 09 439 6458. Kevin Sowter or visit my website: windowanddoors.co.nz — Window and Door Services Ltd.

Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’

Livestock BUYING COLOSTRUM milk — first milk or penicillin milk — paying 20c litre — phone Craig Rowlands 027 204 8686.

MATAKOHE SALE

FRIDAY 16th JULY 2021 12.30pm Start

7 R2 Ang/X Heifers 8 x R2 Prime Ang Heifers 20 x R1 Heifers 4 x R1 WF Steers 3 Dairy Cows/Calves 4 x in-calf Dairy Heifers On A/c 27 x R2 WF Heifers Further entries welcome

Contact: Murray Lynch 021 966 501 Noel Baker 027 455 5828 Don McKenzie 021 754 174 Grant Harrison 027 210 1479

Contact Paul & Michelle 027 271 2022 • 09 439 5073

Wanted to Rent

WANTED GONE? picking up dead/unwanted cars in July. Dargaville area. Phone: 09 439 7573 to make your car disappear.

Auditions

Presents Doc’s Silver Cloud Registered Paint Stallion by Doc’s Silver Bar PH out of Firemist Cheyenne Princess PH. Available for service, carries the blood lines of A Touch of Hillbilly PH, Van Dee Bars PH, 44 QH, Scribbles American PH just to mention a few. Offspring have been very successful across all disciplines. 12 generations of colour carries both Overo & Tabiano gene 15.2.HH Live coloured foal guarantee $800 plus grazing.

DENISE CLARK

EFFLUENT REMOVAL, just give us a call, we remove it all. ‘Magic Property Services’. Phone Chris 027 480 0110 or Mary 027 459 1544. 7 Days. WE ARE THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT OPERATORS IN THE KAIPARA.

HOUSE WANTED. Preferably country, for a couple with mature adult son. We enjoy gardening. Good references. Phone 022 541 0155.

Auditions

• Stump & Tree Removal • Driveway Prep & Regrading • Post Hole Borer

• Calf Shed & Stockyard Cleaning • Tip Truck Available • Trencher

Phone or Txt Paul

09 439 5073 | 027 271 2022

For further enquiries please contact: Wayne Lambeth 09 433 2902 Bill Lambeth 09 433 2475 Or PGG Wrightson Agent Darryl Williamson 029 432 9285

Dargaville Sale Thursday 15th July 2021 11.30am Feeder Calves 12.30pm Store Cattle 30 R2yr Ang Frsn X Strs 40 R1yr Here Frsn X Strs 20 R1yr Ang Frsn X Strs Preliminary Notice Dargaville Sale Thursday 22nd July 2021 50 R1yr Ang Strs 30 R1yr Ang Hfrs For further information please contact PGG Wrightson Livestock Agent Steve Harsant 027 497 9892 or 09 439 6148 Helping grow the country

Situations Vacant

Tip Truck & Trailer Driver Must be experienced in all aspects of bulk haulage & spreading metal. Class 5 licence essential

All applicants to pass a pre-employment drug test. Own reliable transport to our Dargaville depot. Current references preferable.

Please email current CV to office@harrisoncontracting.co.nz or call us on 09 439 4788

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER July 13 2021

CLASSIFIEDS

Phone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 20 July 2021 edition is Monday 19 July 2021

Situations Vacant

Public Notices

ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT

ACOUSTIC MUSIC Blackboard Concert — First Thursday of the month — 7.00–9.30pm, Kaipara Community Centre, Hokianga Road, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle. Performers and audience welcome. Phone Allan 09 439 6933 or 021 439 697. An enjoyable night to be part of, or sit back and be entertained by some great local talent.

Hammonds Law has a vacancy for an Administration and Secretarial Assistant. This is a full time role that includes archiving records, secretarial work and general office duties. Future advancement to a Legal Secretary role is a possibility. Experience in a law firm or a similar workplace would be preferable, but not essential. You should have excellent communication skills, good attention to detail, proficient typing skills and you should be able to work well within a team. You will be able to learn new systems with ease and be ready to join a busy firm. In this role you will be required to be honest and confidential in providing support to our team. Please send your application letter and CV to eryn@hammondslaw.co.nz

ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS both Dargaville AA Meetings are held at the church, crn Parore and Normanby Sts. Use Parore St entrance. Monday 4.30pm & Thursday 7.30pm. Phone Bernie 027 212 2148, Ladies 020 4082 1373, Murray 09 439 5248. AT THIS stage, every extra tree helps. Useful trees such as figs, willows and poplars can all be grown for free from cuttings right now. Lance Bullock DARGAVILLE HEALING rooms 7pm Tuesdays. No charge and no appointment necessary. Lion of Judah Building, River Road. All Welcome. Check us out on Facebook. DON’T MISS ‘Celebrate With Song’ Musical Variety Show with the Mangawhai Singers. Dargaville Museum Function Centre, Saturday 7th August, 1.30pm. Tickets $20 includes afternoon tea. Phone 09 439 7555. Proceeds to Dargaville Museum. TENANCY PROBLEMS? Call into Citizens Advice Bureau for help and to know your rights under the new laws. 37 Hokianga Rd, Town Hall Building or ph 439 6100.

Surf Lifesaving Baylys Beach

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AGM to be held on Saturday 31 July at the Baylys Beach Community Centre at 4pm. All Welcome

• 1 Full time sales role available • Training provided • Positive attitude and strong people skills encouraged • Cell phone and computer knowledge are an asset

Integrity community media

OUR CUSTOMERS WANT TO PROMOTE THEIR BUSINESSES, THEY JUST NEED TO TALK TO YOU TO MAKE IT HAPPEN! Email your CV & Cover Letter to: jobs@integrity.nz

RECEPTION ADMINISTRATOR WANTED WE PRESENT THE NEWS TO OUR COMMUNITY, ARE YOU THE RIGHT PERSON TO REPRESENT US? This is a full time fixed term position situated in Dargaville, which requires communication skills, computer literacy, a positive and outgoing manner and the ability to help solve people’s problems. From receiving classified advertisements through to helping make appointments for journalistic interviews and answering the publics questions, you will be the first point of contact. HAVE YOU GOT WHAT IT TAKES? APPLY TODAY! Full training will be provided.

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Public Notices

Death Notices

Public notice

Howard – Marie

(Section 127, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012) Kaiwaka Sports Association of Kaiwaka, has made application to the Kaipara District Licensing Committee for the renewal and variation of a club licence in respect of the premises situated at 14 Gibbons Road, Kaiwaka.

Email your CV & Cover Letter to:

jobs@integrity.nz

New Residents Welcome Event If you are new to Dargaville, come along to our Welcome Event for New Residents and Business Owners

Thursday 15th July 2021 2pm to 4pm SEED Co-working Office Fosters Arcade, 42 Victoria St, Dargaville Afternoon Tea Provided

For further information contact Lorraine on 09 439 0464 or 027 525 822 or email lorrained@dcdb.nz RSVP essential for catering purposes

6.5.1937 - 9.07.2021

Passed away peacefully at Norfolk Court. Cherished companion and friend of the late Len Lulich. Thank you for the memories The Lulich Family - Vanya and Brent, Paul and Nellwyn, and Shivaun.

The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Sports Club. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Sunday to Thursday 9am to 10am Friday and Saturday 9am to 1am. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the Kaipara District Licensing Committee at 42 Hokianga Road, Dargaville or Unit 13, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai. 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 first publication of this public notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville 0340.

HOWARD, MARIE

(NEE DEBORTALI-TREGERTHAN) Passed away suddenly at Norfolk Court Resthome, Dargaville on 9th July 2021, aged 84. Much loved mother of Deborah. Treasured wife of the late Michael Howard, and loyal companion to the late Len Lulich; appreciated friend of many. It was Marie’s request that there be no funeral and that her body be cremated within 24 hours of passing. In lieu of flowers donations to SPCA would be appreciated. Any communications to Deborah Howard, c/o PO Box 306, Dargaville 0340.

No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the only publication of this notice.

Public notice

(Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012)

WE NEED YOU, TO JOIN OUR SALES TEAM!

GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED, of Dargaville., has made application to the Kaipara District Licensing Committee for the renewal of its off-licence in respect of the premises situated at 127-129 Victoria Street, Dargaville known as Countdown Dargaville. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is supermarket. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday to Sunday 7.00am – 9.00pm for consumption off the premises. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the Kaipara District Licensing Committee at 42 Hokianga Road, Dargaville or Unit 13, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai. 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 first publication of this public notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville 0340. No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the second publication of this notice. The first was published on July 6th 2021.

Bereavements

Lulich, Leonard Stanly (Len) 26.10.1932 – 22.06.2021 To our wonderful community of friends and family near and far who sent flowers and cards, visited, made contact, baked and supplied our dinner and supported our family with love and kindness during the loss of our dear Dad, thank you. Your support at this difficult time has been very much appreciated and of great comfort to our family. We are very humbled. The Lulich Family - Vanya and Brent, Paul and Nellwyn, and Shivaun.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of Christopher Thomas Ries

13.04.1948 – 12.07.2020 To most people today is just another day, but to me it is the day one year ago that changed my life and has made this one of the hardest years of my life. Rest easy. Tubby

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Council Meetings Kaipara Community Health Trust

Health Shuttle Don’t miss your health appointment. We can help. Accessible Transport We have a wheelchair hoist (Dargaville and Whangarei Health Appointments)

Bookings Phone: Te Ha Oranga 439 3013 It’s our pleasure helping people get to their health appointments

Council has reviewed its Easter Sunday Shop Trading Policy (the Policy) and is now proposing to retain the existing Policy. Council resolved at the Council meeting on 30 June 2021 to consult with the community on the Policy and adopted a Statement of Proposal. Copies of the Statement of Proposal, as well as a submission form and a link to the existing Policy will be available from 12 July 2021 on Council’s website (www.kaipara.govt.nz/haveyoursay). Hardcopy documents may be inspected at Kaipara District Council Service Centres at Dargaville and Mangawhai and at the Dargaville Public Library, and Community Libraries situated in Maungaturoto, Mangawhai, Paparoa and Kaiwaka. The Statement of Proposal includes detailed information on how interested parties can present their views to Council; in person and via a written submission, or both. Telephone submissions can be made by calling 09 439 9299. Feedback may be provided between 9am Monday 12 July and 5pm Thursday 12 August 2021. All written submissions will be acknowledged. Individuals or organisations who wish to present their views on the proposal to Council in person may do so on Thursday 26 August 2021. Information on how to register is included in the Statement of Proposal. This notice is given pursuant to sections 83 and 87 of the Local Government Act 2002 and section 5C of the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990.

July 13 2021 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

4 Graham Street, Te Kopuru

$396,000

57 Freyberg Street, Ruawai

$620,000

268 Victoria Street, Dargaville

$410,000

INVESTMENT PROPERTY PLUS

ESCAPE TO A QUIET LIFESTYLE

GREAT FIRST HOME OR INVESTMENT

Relocated in 2017, this 3 bedroom house on a large 1927sqm Te Kopuru subdividable section has 2 water tanks situated at the rear of the section and is on town sewer. The house has insulation in the roof and underfloor with a ventilation system installed. It has a modern open plan kitchen/ dining lounge. The front porch picks up the sun most of the day. A short distance to shop and school, Domain at the rear of the section with children’s play area and basketball hoop. Approx 10km drive to Glinks Gully beach. There is a power supply for a second house in place as well.

It is time for the owners to move on from this well-loved and maintained home. 3 double bedrooms with a large dining/kitchen and lounge area. Plenty of space in the fully fenced backyard with a bird aviary, dog run, 2 bay carport and shed. There is a heat pump, 2 fans and an HRV system. The newer part of the house is double glazed and the whole house is insulated top & bottom. The septic tank was recently cleaned and the house is on town water with 2 additional water tanks. This property has beautifully landscaped gardens with a nice rural outlook. 2 lots, 1 title.

This 1980’s 3 bedroom home features a nice flat, easy-care sunny section with a back deck that catches all day sun while also being sheltered from the westerlies. There is a single garage with storage and workbench and a large carport.

Glen Pollington 021 209 7194

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

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Glen Pollington Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

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Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

19 Hokianga Road, Dargaville $650,000 + GST if any

1 Ambergris Way, Baylys Beach

LOADS OF POTENTIAL

TO BE BUILT

IDEAL RENO

Busy main road, corner site with large window space. 2 storey building, 1970’s concrete structure with some block walls. To the rear is an additional single-level structure in separate registered title open internally with the main building for extra storage or space. Upstairs is a large area for displays, plus 2 toilets and a lunchroom.

Retire to the popular West Coast at Baylys Beach. This modern 4 bedroom home is to be built with open plan living, an ensuite and internal access single garage. Situated amongst other new houses with good neighbours, some sea views with a walkway to the beach. Close to the golf course and Kai Iwi Lakes, this would be a great investment for the future.

This 1950’s house is in need of your personal touch. This 3 bedroom house can easily be turned into your loving family home, complete with a mixture of carpet and polished wooden floors, a heat pump and a wood burner fireplace. With a little bit of imagination this property has the potential to become a real entertainer. Plenty of room with a huge deck above the double garage. The section is 1,252sqm and is partially fenced. Concrete driveway with a carport around the back. Selling as is.

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

rwdargaville.co.nz

Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

$695,000

Open plan living, carpet, and tiles in the hallway and bathroom. A must to consider.

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Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

102 Gordon Street, Dargaville

Glen Pollington 021 209 7194

Price by Negotiation

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Glen Pollington Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

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