Kaipara Lifestyler, May 4th 2021 by Integrity Community Media

May 4 2021

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Top baker takes the cake u by Andy Bryenton

Todd Cobbin has been crowned Dargaville’s best baker in the final round of the Great Dargaville Bake-off in front of an enthusiastic crowd last Saturday.

Mangawhai plan change approved

A Private Plan Change affecting Mangawhai Estuary Estates …

Council numbers, wards reviewed

The Kaipara District Council is looking at how citizens are represented …

Gathering for Anzac services

Local residents turned out in large numbers to commemorate Anzac Day …

A panel of judges, including mayor Jason Smith, 100% McKay’s Electrical manager Craig Woollam and Feed & Flour caterer and baker Kiri Taylor tucked into samples crafted by four finalists, each of whom had won one of the previous rounds for their efforts baking muffins, slices, cookies and scones. Surrounding the baking action was a festival of Dargaville clubs, groups and societies, all chatting with the crowds about things to get involved with this winter. A variety of activities were represented, from exploring history with the genealogists to learning performance skills with Circus Kumarani. The Scouts were outdoors cooking up campfire damper bread, while a bouncy castle was there to entertain the youngsters, who could also try their hand at gingerbread person art or enter the colouring contest. The gents from Smoken Daggers kept everyone fed as the ongoing cake decorating challenge set mouths watering indoors. In the end, it came down to the four amazing cakes that were crafted on-site by the four contestants. As the clock ticked down the final minutes, more than one spectator opined that it would be tough to choose between these four confections. Hosts Drew and Helen from Good Life concurred, leaving the tasting and aesthetic judging to Craig, Kiri and Jason. From a depiction of Dargaville’s resident taniwha with colourful lollies for scales and dried kumara peel spikes, through to artfully crafted marzipan mushrooms and honeycomb ‘resin’

p Shannon’s tribute to the logging industry, with judges Kiri Taylor (Feed & Flour), Craig Woolam (100% McKay’s Electrical), mayor Jason Smith and host Helen Cairns (Good Life Soap)

on a cake representing the forestry industry, to tiny gumdigger’s shacks and a miniature Tokatoka on an edible map of the Northern Wairoa, all featured detail and charm. However, the final judgment went to Todd’s entirely edible rendition of Tane Mahuta, a kauri tree with sugar foliage, a cake trunk and branches, and edible wildlife clustered around its base on backdrops representing the forest and the coast. To end the day in a generous fashion, every one of the finalists gave their cakes up for auction, joining a pool

of gifts donated by local businesses. These were all snapped up by the crowd in a rapid-fire auction, with all the proceeds going to the fight against cystic fibrosis. These coffers were topped up by the gold coin donations for the bouncy castle and other charitable additions to raise thousands of dollars for the cause. The organisers and participants would like to offer sincere and heartfelt thanks to all of the businesses and individuals who made this event possible and giving generously to help make the day a success. ¢ see more on page 17 …

May 4 2021

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

Falls made fantastic

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p Piroa Falls, near Maungaturoto, is a popular spot with visitors and a featured site of natural beauty in the famous Lonely Planet tourist guide. There’s a long association between this natural gem and the local Rotarians, who have helped make it a great place to picnic and relax during the years. In 2020 it was noticed that a walkway to the falls had been undermined, and the Rotary Club decided to help replace this amenity. Club members Tim Magill, Keith Shadbolt and Stella Clyde liaised with DOC and planned the replacement and, with the help of volunteers, built a new walkway last Saturday. Eileen Parsons provided the welcome refreshments to the hard-working volunteers.

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p A nationwide road crusade to stop melanoma came to Dargaville last Thursday, offering free checkups for patients to catch the deadly illness in its early stages and stop it. Staffed by Melanoma New Zealand and supported by Ryman Health Care, the ‘spot check’ van was well patronised. Local volunteer Abbie Murphy teamed up with Melanoma NZ’s Gill Rolfe to attend to a steady queue of Dargaville locals looking to get checked out. “We’re going out into the community to help make a difference, and the community supports us,” says Gill, noting that every stop along the way has seen volunteers step up to help run the small mobile clinic, run from a van purchased by Ryman for this purpose.

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p Last Sunday was National Alpaca Day, a parallel to a festival celebrating the woolly creatures, which has been held in Peru and Chile for generations. Here in New Zealand, it meant open farms and delighted guests. Our own local Alpaca Day celebration was the brainchild of Kiwi alpaca breeders, seeking to introduce new farmers and lifestyle block owners to these friendly and intelligent beasts; more closely related to camels than to other quadrupeds but hailing from the high mountains of South America. The co-owner of one farm open to the public on the day, Donna Tannion, says that there are some similarities with the llama, but that alpacas are more gracile and personable.

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER May 4 2021

Mangawhai plan change approved

Vaccine roll-out for Kaipara

u by Paul Campbell

A Private Plan Change affecting Mangawhai Estuary Estates involving an increase in housing density has been accepted by the Kaipara District Council on the recommendation of a hearings panel. The plan included multiple changes to the Kaipara District Plan, Chapter 16, which covers Estuary Estates in Mangawhai, including modifications to some provisions that were requested by Mangawhai Central Limited. The council received 208 submissions, the majority opposing the change seeking that it be declined or substantially altered. The panel included independent commissioners Greg Hill, David Hill, and KDC Deputy Mayor Anna Curnow. “I know many will be disappointed that we are recommending that Plan Change 78 is approved,” Ms Curnow said. “The Resource Management Act and associated statutory instruments direct us to examine a particular range of matters, and the report outlines our findings on those.” Mayor Dr Jason Smith said the decision before the council was not to relitigate the recommendations. “For the development to p KDC Deputy Mayor and commissioner Anna Curnow proceed, there are still a number of issues to be addressed that are all due processes are followed, and as separate from the plan change itself. If we assimilate the council’s decision, there were to be any future issues with we are planning to move forward to an wastewater capacity or drinking water appeal process.” supply, then the development may stall The full commissioners’ report will until those matters are resolved.“ be available at the council offices The chairman of Mangawhai Matters and libraries and on kaipara.govt.nz/ residents group, Doug Lloyd, said mangawhaicentral. Submitters can lodge that the panel’s decision was not an appeal with the Environment Court unexpected. “We are concerned that within 30 days of its public notification. ¢

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The anticipated roll-out of the government’s Covid-19 vaccine programme is here, with an unexpected addition to the numbers of people eligible for the first round of vaccinations. All citizens above the age of 50 are now able to book in for their shots to combat the pandemic. Also included in this first push are front line healthcare workers and family and whanau live-in relatives or caregivers for the very elderly. Rest home, retirement home and aged care hospital residents will be visited by vaccination teams on-site. To book in, call 0800 237 829 — 9am until 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. The Dargaville Town Hall will be utilised as a mass vaccination clinic with professionals on hand for walk-in treatment on Monday, May 10 from midday to 5pm. Non-Dargaville residents will be directed to appointments at their nearest vaccination centre.

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Southern pride on show u by Andy Bryenton

Southern Rugby Club is celebrating its 137th birthday, with a sponsor’s day that seeks to honour not just the players but the backbone of any rugby club in provincial New Zealand; the families, administrators and supporters. The big day is an open day for the go-ahead little club situated in Te Kopuru, where club captain Chris Fife invites the wider community to attend a fun day and a big match on Saturday, May 8. Fife has recently been elected as Northland Rugby Union Council of Unions Deputy Chairman, a role which he says will give local sports a bigger voice around the top table. “You don’t get more grassroots than Te Kopuru and Southern,” he says of his local club, where he’s p Tane the Taniwha in Southern colours at the last Southern Rugby sponsors day. While the big green mascot is in served for four decades. action elsewhere this year, the club promises an ‘epic’ “The big thing for us clash on the field this year is celebrating our predecessors. Not just the players Southern that’s billed as ‘the Battle but the coaches and supporters who of the Kaipara’. Coincidentally, it’s have built the legacy and heritage of also the centennial year for Northland Southern over the decades. We’re here Rugby and the 130th birthday of the today, doing the job, to honour them and game in Northern Wairoa. Come along to make sure this opportunity is there to celebrate not just this sporting for our kids.” The action kicks off from tradition, but also a club that has 2.30pm on Saturday, with old-fashioned provided facilities for many other local Kiwi rugby club hospitality and a match Te Kopuru events and milestones between old rivals Otamatea and through the years. ¢

Council numbers, wards reviewed u by Andy Bryenton

The Kaipara District Council is looking at how citizens are represented around the council table, with a survey open to the public discussing ward boundaries, number of councillors and fair, proportionate coverage. The KDC advised it will be reviewing representation arrangements later this year, prompting a call for feedback before formulating any specific proposals. “We’re keen to hear if you think we provide fair and effective representation for you and your community,” says Engagement and Transformation general manager Jason Marris. “Our district is currently represented by the mayor and eight councillors who are elected from four wards.” It is an opportunity to ask for change and may see citizens opt p Mayor Jason Smith and his councillors are getting ‘back to the roots’ of deomcratic representation for more councillors for wards with a new initiative to assess ward boundaries and growing in population. It’s also their relevance to population numbers the first review of its kind that will take into account the adoption of taking a conservative and consultative Maori wards for the Kaipara. Some approach. “The representation review opine that the growing population in is an opportunity for you to identify the east may see a third councillor the district’s ‘communities of interest’, elected for Mangawhai, while this consider how best to represent these could remove one from one of the communities and ensure all parts of other wards or create a new seat the district are fairly represented,” says at the table. However, the KDC is Mr Marris. ¢

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Gathering for Anzac services u by Andy Bryenton

Local residents turned out in large numbers to commemorate Anzac Day last Sunday week. For the first time in two years, a full dawn service and parade could be held at the town’s war memorial. civilian population. Deputy Mayor Anna Curnow made a well-received address to those assembled. Commemorations at Matakohe and in Maungaturoto were also very well attended. Numerous school students gathered at the Kauri Museum for Anzac formalities, including wreath-laying and playing the last post; in this instance rendered on guitar by local musician Aaron Philips. In Maungaturoto, a

president David Fagan invited citizens back to the clubrooms in Hokianga Road for breakfast. Many members of the entourage who had attended Dargaville’s parade set out for Ruawai, where a similar remembrance event was held at 10.30am. Ruawai’s RSA contingent has been reduced to only two veterans by the attrition of time. The effort was made to bolster numbers at an event much-appreciated by Ruawai’s

p A salute to the fallen; extra crosses and poppies were added to the Dargaville memorial to represent those buried in foreign fields during wartime

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mounted trooper in uniform was present as more wreaths were laid at the foot of the flagpole and monument as tokens of respect. A final and spectacular show of respect appeared in the skies above Dargaville at 1.17pm. An air force Orion aircraft made a fly-past over the chimney tops, part of a flight plan which saw the large transport overfly many of the memorials of the mid-north. ¢

p Veterans, servicepeople and dignitaries joined a large public contingent to commemorate Anzac Day last Sunday, a resurgent crowd after 2020’s Covid disruptions

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Dignitaries including Kaipara Mayor Dr Jason Smith, military servicemen and women, emergency services personnel and veterans of past conflicts assembled to pay their respects, gathering before dawn at the memorial cemetery on Mount Wesley. A large civilian crowd also came to lend their support, some bringing their whole families to the chilly dawn vigil. Following the dawn ceremony, RSA

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p In the role of a first world war ‘mounted soldier’ Craig Linton led parades at Maungaturoto and later at The Kauri Museum Photo — Carol Moorhead

p The various service sectors were well represented at Anzac gatherings

p On parade at Matakohe

p Veterans and servicepeople prepare to march out as dawn lights the eastern sky, concluding Dargaville’s Anzac ceremony

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The charms of the country life

A blend of country, west coast with a touch a lifestyle. Offering 12.2ha (more or less) in a tranquil lifestyle setting, this property has so much to offer close to the beach. Situated at Mahuta, 13km south of Dargaville on the west coast. The contour of the land is easy to rolling and is subdivided into 12 paddocks. The classic 1960’s two bedroom bungalow was relocated to the property 10 years ago and complemented with polished wooden floor boards with neutral tones throughout.

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Inside this lovely 140sqm home, four bedrooms are accompanied by a large family bathroom, including an ensuite off the master. The well-appointed kitchen is complemented by versatile open-plan living areas, and excellent indoor/outdoor flow promoting easy access outside.

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May 4 2021

Lions quiz boosts cinema Coastal hazard u by Andy Bryenton

A record-breaking Lions Club trivia night not only teased the brains of Dargaville patrons but also served to support the Anzac Theatre, the town’s resident cinema. “We often do a small trivia evening, coming into autumn,” says Lyn Trounson, co-organiser of the event. “This year, however, we’d heard that the theatre was having some trouble boosting numbers back up after the Covid pandemic. We thought we’d throw our support behind their cause, as nobody wants to see this valuable civic asset p Lions members present a cheque to the Anzac Theatre close its doors.” after a record number of quiz contestants came to The outcome was a make their recent trivia night a roaring success pleasant surprise, with so many teams throwing their hats in the capacities on the night, including as ring for the trivia quiz that not all could stewards for the refreshments.” The culmination of this endeavour be accommodated in one building. Lyn says that there has been talk within was the presentation of a cheque by the Lions of hosting a follow-up, just for the Lions Club to the Anzac Theatre’s governing trust. As luck would have those who missed out. “We were overwhelmed by the it, it was a team of Anzac Theatre support we received, and which the volunteers who aced the quiz, taking Anzac Theatre’s volunteers also have home a prize they will now re-raffle at their forthcoming mothers day event. in our community,” said Lyn. “We’d like to thank all of the generous It includes high tea and a screening sponsors, all of the teams who took part, of Six Minutes to Midnight, starring and especially the Air Training Corps Judi Dench; a great way to treat mum members who served in numerous this Sunday. ¢

maps released u by Paul Campbell

The latest in a series of maps showing areas at risk of coastal erosion and coastal flooding, including the entire Kaipara Harbour, have been released by the Northland Regional Council.

p Kaipara Harbour from Waihaua Marae, Arapaoa

For coastal erosion, mapping is available for 41 sites, while for coastal flooding, mapping has been extended along the entire regional coastline. “These maps will help inform decision-making to manage the risks of coastal hazards for our communities, now and into the future,” said chair of the NRC’s Climate Change Working Party, Amy Macdonald. For coastal flooding, there are 7,500 newly-included parcels of land, bringing the total in mapped areas to about 20,000. “For coastal erosion, we now have about 2,500 land parcels mapped Northland-wide, of which roughly 500 are newly included.”

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The council has written to affected landowners about the revised maps, which will be finalised mid-July following a three-month feedback period. “We’ve written to everyone whose property, or part of it is in a mapped area to explain more about the mapping and what it might mean for them.” Based on new aerial survey data and updated 50 and 100-year projections, the maps will be used to inform decision-making. Councillor Macdonald says councils nationally are grappling with how best to support and prepare their communities as climate change effects increase over time. That includes coastal hazards, flood, drought and permanent inundation from sea-level rise. The updated mapping is available at nrc.govt.nz/coastalmaps. ¢

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Medals returned for Anzac Day u by Andy Bryenton

A local veteran whose service medals were stolen from out of his own home has been reunited with his military regalia in time for Anzac Day. When Dargaville man Chappie Bristow was called to serve in Vietnam, he reported for three months of intensive training. “It was in the air,” he says, talking of the palpable sense that deployment was imminent. “We could all feel it. The war seemed just over the hill.” Called up in a ‘lottery’ of conscription, the telecommunications worker was compelled to drop out of employment to answer the army’s call. Previously, in the 1950s, he had been one of many Kiwi youths to complete compulsory military training. “It was very intensive but very good at the same time,” he says, recalling army life. “They taught us life skills, not just skills for war, and they taught us not to swear, that’s for certain.” That time at the Papakura Military Camp among his peers was repeated when the conflict in Vietnam engulfed the United States and her allies, including New Zealand. It was only a combination of luck, international politics and the fortunes of conflict which saw him avoid shipping out for south-east Asia. As a serviceman during

p Chappie Bristow is pleased to have been reunited with his service medal, awarded when he reported for duty in the Vietnam War era

the war, he was awarded a medal, even though he was not forced to fire a shot in anger. That was the medal later stolen from his home by burglars. Chappie thought that he might never have it replaced. The Dargaville RSA petitioned Veteran’s Affairs, and another copy was struck, and presented to him this month in Dargaville. ¢

The RSA legacy continues

u by Andy Bryenton

Large numbers at dawn ceremonies on Anzac Day highlight the respect that the New Zealand public feels for our veterans and servicepeople. However, none of the traditions we value so much would even exist without the Returned and Services Association. Founded when the first troopships of returning first world war veterans sailed into harbour and pioneered by veteran’s advocate Donald Simson, the RSA filled a gap that had been unanticipated. Those who had witnessed both the horrors and the camaraderie of p Kiwi soldiers returning from the first world war established a legacy when they formed the RSA; one that continues its good wartime wanted a place work to this day to meet and a strong voice advocating proper care for those commander of the NZ forces during the wounded mentally and physically. Great War. On April 28 1916 the RSA was “An officer’s duty to his men does not formed, three days after the first end with the cessation of hostilities,” he memorial service for the Anzacs lost famously said; before taking leadership at Gallipoli. By 1920 57,000 of the of the RSA and pushing for better care 80,000 returned soldiers in New for veterans, equitable pensions for the Zealand were members, and a year military, and help for ex-servicepeople in later, they petitioned parliament for the great depression. a national day of remembrance. They Under his leadership, 1,400 Anzacs adopted the poppy as the symbol for from New Zealand attended the Sydney their charitable works in 1922. Dawn Service for Anzac Day 1938, and A strong presence in those early henceforth dawn services in this style years of the 1920s and 1930s was became our way of remembering the Sir Andrew Russell, who was the fallen too. ¢

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Northland COVID-19 Vaccination Update

Over 7,400 Northlanders have now received at least their first COVID-19 vaccination. VACCINATING NOW – PLEASE BOOK If you’re in these groups, you can book in NOW for your COVID-19 vaccination. • Border workers and their household contacts • Kuia, kaumātua and their whānau (the people they live with, and their carers) • Frontline and other healthcare workers • Residents in Aged Residential Care Facilities – you don’t need to book; we will be coming to your facility soon • People aged 50 years and over.

HOW TO BOOK FOR YOUR FREE VACCINATION CALL - 0800 237 829 – 9am until 4pm - Monday to Friday - choose Option 1 to make a booking or re-schedule a booking. If you don’t get through, please call again later as we are experiencing a high volume of calls. Please note that you do not need to know your National Health Index number (NHI) to book an appointment.

WALK IN – Please note that there is no walk-in availability in Whangarei this weekend (1 & 2 May). There may be availability in Kerikeri. The clinics throughout Northland are progressively being booked – you are welcome to see if there is availability, but please be aware that people with a booking will have priority, and you may need to wait.

IMPORTANT • There is enough COVID-19 vaccine for all eligible people and the COVID-19 Vaccination programme is running until December this year –so you do not need to rush. • You may choose to have your Influenza vaccination before your COVID-19 vaccination. You will need to wait for 14 days after your flu vaccination before you have your COVID-19 vaccination. If you have any questions, please talk with your health provider.

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2 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Tuesday

4 May 2021

12 pm until 7 pm

Wednesday

5 May 2021

10 am until 7 pm

Saturday

8 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Sunday

9 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Tuesday

11 May 2021

12 pm until 7 pm

Wednesday

12 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Saturday

15 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Dargaville Town Hall Monday

3 May 2021

12 pm until 5 pm

Monday

10 May 2021

12 pm until 5 pm

Monday

17 May 2021

12 pm until 5 pm

Kerikeri (Old Placemakers Building – 1 Sammaree Place, Kerikeri) Saturday

1 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Wednesday

5 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Thursday

6 May 2021

12 pm until 7 pm

Wednesday

12 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Thursday

13 May 2021

12 pm until 7 pm

Kaitaia Hospital (Rec Hall) Tuesday

4 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Wednesday

5 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Saturday

8 May 2021

9 am until 2 pm

Tuesday

11 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

Wednesday

12 May 2021

10 am until 5 pm

• It is really important that you provide your full legal name – not an alias name or a nick name • If you are over 65 you may wish to have influenza immunisation first – wait two weeks and then you can have your COVID-19 vaccination • If you have already had your first COVID-19 vaccination you must wait a minimum of 21 days before you have your second dose. You will be contacted before your second dose is due to arrange a booking • If you are immunocompromised and/or receiving chemotherapy, please wait to have your COVID-19 vaccination through your general practice rather than attending a large public clinic.

Some General Practices, Pharmacies and Māori Health Providers will also be opening sites in May, if you would prefer to be vaccinated by them.

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These are some reliable websites for further information about the COVID-19 vaccine and the roll-out. Northland DHB website: www.northlanddhb.org.nz

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7 May 2021

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Tern of the tide

Sticky end for pests

u by Andy Bryenton

u by Paul Campbell

There’s new hope for the endangered, rare fairy tern, as ornithologists at Auckland Zoo have managed to hatch and raise one of the birds in captivity.

Tiny wasps have been released by the Northland Regional Council as a biocontrol agent to help control the giant willow aphid, first sighted and reported in Auckland in late 2013 and which spread quickly throughout the North Island.

p The endangered fairy tern received a big boost this year, as a chick successfully raised in captivity was released into the wild

With a range that spans the east Kaipara at Mangawhai and Te Arai to the west of the harbour at Papakanui, this tiny seabird is one of the rarest in the world. A good breeding season is good news for a population that’s only in double digits. Being able to safely rear a chick in a controlled environment puts the tern on a stronger footing. Auckland Zoo staff have used the same skills they deployed to hatch the fairy tern as they have done for other native birds. They have built up quite a skills base helping save Kiwi, for example. “When a population is so tiny, so overwhelmed by a host of threats, and so precariously perched on the brink of extinction, we need every tool in the conservation toolbox,” says Auckland Zoo’s Head of Animal Care

& Conservation, Richard Gibson. “The opportunity this breeding season is an essential first step towards a future programme of intensive population augmentation to help reverse the fortunes of this plucky little bird.” The chick was transferred to a purposebuilt aviary near the wild population to get used to the environment where it would forage and live. After a month of on-site care by DOC specialists, the little tern could fly and hunt for itself. Along with the chick hatched at the zoo, four fairy terns fledged in the wild this breeding season. That means that we know of only about 40 adult birds in existence. A dedicated team of seven DOC rangers and a group of community volunteers have worked since September, trapping for predators near tern nesting sites. ¢

Willows are the aphids’ only recognised host plant, and although just five to six millimetres long, they’re a problem. The aphids form dense clusters, which tap into the sugar flow in a willow’s stem. The pressure of sap through the aphid produces honeydew, a sticky nuisance for farmers and orchardists, and also attracts large numbers of German and other wasps. The willow trees themselves also suffer from the aphid infestation, experiencing branch dieback and occasionally death. Councillor Jack Craw, who chairs the council’s Biosecurity and Biodiversity Working Party, p Regional council nursery coordinator Matthew says the wasp lays eggs in Mabbitt prepares to release parasitic wasps into the aphids, which hatch and willow trees at the council‘s Flyger Road nursery consume their host, before emerging as an adult, leaving their Industries Sustainable Food and now mummified nursery behind. Futures programme. Crown Research Institute Scion “The wasps join a variety of is leading a three-year research biocontrols already in Northland, all of programme focussing on long- which have been rigorously tested for term control of the aphid, including host-specificity to ensure they won’t introducing the wasp with funding attack other, non-target species,” from the Ministry for Primary Councillor Craw says. ¢

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COMMUNITY NEWSPAPERS

BY PROFESSIONALS IN YOUR COMMUNITY NOT “EXPERTS” ONLINE

NEWS YOU CAN TRUST

90%

Believe consumers should have the right to choose how they receive communications

70%

SOCIAL

OF NEW ZEALANDERS Either in print or ELECTRONICALLY FREE OF CHARGE

PREFER TO READ MAGAZINES IN PRINT

76% Of New Zealanders are concerned about “fake news” and its implications

PEOPLE ARE

10% TO 20% more likely to read a story in their

LOCAL

NEWS

than to access it from other media – if the story is

ABOUT THEIR

COMMUNITY

MEDIA

Is trusted as a news source by only

16%

OF KIWIS

THE STORY BEHIND NEWS IS CLEAR. PEOPLE TRUST PRINT JOURNALISM

43% 76% TRUST IN SEARCH ENGINE RESULTS DROPPED TO

AMONG CONSUMERS BY 2019

of us ignore online ads

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Mental health is real u by Jane Gray

I’m not a counsellor or anything like one, but I believe there is not a person on the planet that hasn’t had some sort of mental health issue at some stage in their life. hardly your loved one’s fault that they have died. Then those emotions start all over again. Grief is a roller coaster that can be very hard to get off. Anxiety is another one that can come from nowhere and go just as quickly but can also linger. As much as your brain tries to tell you not to be silly, you just can’t get it under control. It’s irrational and often consuming, and you think you are weak asking for help; guess what, you’re not! Asking for help is true strength. Most, if not all, mental health issues can be treated. That treatment starts with talking to someone, asking for help and keeping on asking if you’re not getting the help that is making a difference. The hardest step is recognising you may have a problem, then asking for help and taking the help that is offered. There are so many websites out there that can help you take the first step to better mental health; you just need to have a look. Alternatively, talk to your doctor. We live in such a fast-paced world now, with no time to stop and take a breath. Somehow, we all need to find time to take a breath and look after ourselves. Sometimes ignorance is bliss, especially for good mental health. ¢

During the past decade, the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride has raised US$27 million towards men’s health initiatives worldwide, both physiological and psychological. This year, in New Zealand, the ride takes place on May 23. Established in Sydney, Australia, back in 2011, the ride is a chance for men to gather with their friends and take a ride in the countryside for a good cause. International founder of the idea, Mark Hawwa, was inspired by a picture of actor John Hamm (from the series Mad Men) wearing a sharply cut suit and riding a vintage motorcycle. Knowing that his motorbiking friends were keen on helping with men’s mental health and prostate cancer charities, he organised a ride in dapper attire as an ironic p Classic bikes and ‘Sunday best’ attire come together in a nod to the charity poker quirky way to promote better mental and physical health runs often conducted by for men this May other biking groups in leather and jeans. classic bikes can hit the road at once. The event took off and soon became Nations involved this year span Laos a worldwide success. Here in New to Switzerland and the United States Zealand, it’s become tied in with the to Fiji. Movember Foundation, which usually The challenge is simple. If you’re a operates in the penultimate month bike owner, classic or otherwise, grab of the year, raising revenue for men’s your friends, plan a route, get donations health causes. The Distinguished from family, workmates and friends, and Gentleman’s Ride happens halfway log in via gentlemansride.com/about/ through the year for a good reason. host-a-ride. If you’d like to donate but Spring in the north and autumn in aren’t out there on two wheels, the same the south provide conditions where website has a portal to click and make a the maximum number of vintage and contribution to a ride in your locality. ¢

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That might last a month or a lifetime. It is a very real thing in our society, and it’s not new. The only difference is that now, we no longer shut people up with mental health issues unless they are likely to hurt themselves or others. We also no longer pretend there is nothing wrong. Mental health is behind most addictions, phobias, bad behaviours or extreme ups and blackest downs, and not all mental health issues are obvious to others. Mental health issues can hit you any time, no matter what age you are. More often than not, in the beginning, you won’t even be aware that things are changing. Take grief, for instance; it’s understandable, and you accept the fact you are going to be sad as someone that you love has gone. However, what you may not realise is that grief spans the whole gamut of emotions. There’s sadness as they have gone, loneliness because there’s an empty chair in the house or they are not at the other end of the phone, anger because they have left you, relief they are no longer suffering, fear about how you can manage without them. Then comes the kicker; guilt because you have felt all of these other emotions, and it’s

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Two pioneer heritage listed buildings within the precinct of The Kauri Museum at Matakohe are being given a new lease of life to protect them into the future, with the help of a Lotto grant topped up from museum funds. “The museum’s pioneer school and old post office buildings are being reroofed and repainted with work overseen by Heritage New Zealand,” said general manager, Dr Tracey Wedge. “Early education began in Matakohe in 1878, and the school was Matakohe’s first school building complete with desks, pens, books, maps and more. We expect the work to be just about finished for a school group booked in for a pioneer classroom experience.” From 1909 to 1988 the Matakohe Post Office acted as a centre for the local community. The building was built from kauri milled locally, and services included postal, banking, telephone, marriage licences and official government applications. The display features original equipment, old telephones and the manual telephone exchange. “We applied for funding from Lottery Environment and Heritage grants, and we were successful, and we are topping

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Happy 16th Birthday B’arch Wear

Sixteen candles a sweet celebration u by Andy Bryenton

Back in 2005, when the well-known Dargaville business B’arch Wear opened in McKay’s Arcade, some said that the town was too small and old fashioned for a store with the kind of edge and sense of humour owner Jonette Bartlett had planned. for health and mental wellbeing, B’arch Wear has stocked them all. “One large trend which surprised us all with its community impact was the introduction of vaping, and how many people were keen to stop smoking cigarettes.” Alongside serious issues like this where the B’arch Wear team has been pleased to offer advice and help, there have also been plenty of customers looking for a gift that’s a bit different. Some once again opined that Dargaville was too ‘old-fashioned’ for a shop that delivered a bit of harmless adult humour for the grown-ups, but 16 years of success have proved them wrong. It’s amazing to think of all the big milestones of life that have been celebrated with a gift, a novelty beer tankard, an engraved key or something special from B’arch Wear during the years. Taking a look at the sheer variety of things on display here is part of the fun of shopping local; you never know what you might find. Now it’s the store’s own ‘sweet 16’, and that’s a great excuse to take

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United for cystic fibrosis appeal

Dargaville’s inaugural bake-off competition was not just a celebration of kitchen creativity; it was also a fundraiser for the fight against cystic fibrosis and a chance for local groups and clubs to invite new members to join. As crowds gathered for a day of fun, groups and societies put on their best presentations and funds were raised by auction for the cause. When the final tally was in, more than $5,000 was gathered to assist those living with CF. A significant donation from both the local business community, raffle and auction participants and, of course, the champion bakers too, who all donated their cakes at the end of the day. ¢

p A trio of judges had a tough time deciding on the best of the best — Kiri Taylor and Craig Woollam deliberated to pick the winner

p Sweet victory comes to Todd Cobbin, whose Tane Mahuta themed cake was a tasty concoction of symbolism, creativity and taste

p The local Dargaville Scouts were out in force, enjoying an old-fashioned campfire cook up with damper bread drizzled with jam and butter

p Sweet victory comes to Todd Cobbin, whose Tane Mahuta themed cake was a tasty concoction of symbolism, creativity and taste

• Environmentally sound casket choices • Pre arrange & Pre payment options through FDANZ Funeral Trust • Qualified & Caring Professionals • Funeral Experts

“A meaningful funeral supports healthy grieving” Office: 09 439 8048 | Fax: 09 437 5796 | Email: office@morrisandmorris.co.nz 15 Gladstone Street, Dargaville, 0310 | PO Box 8043, Kensington 0145, Whangarei

May 4 2021

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The lore of the saw u by Andy Bryenton

PHONE 09 439 6910

OPEN NOW

PHONE TO BOOK YOUR WOF

• WOFS – CARS, BIKES & TRAILERS • BATTERIES • SERVICE • CLUTCH • BRAKES • CAM BELTS • TRANSMISSION FLUSH

32 Victoria Street DARGAVILLE

HVSLIMITED

Chainsaws are excellent tools when it comes time to stow away a load of neatly trimmed firewood or prevent winter disasters with some judicious pruning and felling. However, they’re also tools that require the utmost respect. A hardened steel chain driven by a powerful engine slices wood effortlessly, so it’s understandably dangerous to the unprotected operator as well. That’s why Stihl comes out with a strong message each May, as Kiwis start hoarding and prepping firewood in earnest; chainsaw safety is of vital importance. Safety breaks down into three broad areas; saw maintenance, protective gear and operator skill. When it comes to saw maintenance, it’s all about having a tool fit for purpose. That means taking a long, hard appraisal of your chainsaw when it’s taken out of the shed this time of year. Is it rusty, hard to start or smoky? Are there parts missing or damaged? Is the chain sharp, tensioned correctly and straight? If there are negative marks against any of these points, it’s time to consult a professional and give your saw a well-needed birthday. That is all the more important if you were not the last one to use the machine. Once you have a tensioned

sharpened, oiled and safe chainsaw, the next stage is to armour yourself against the hazards you might encounter while cutting wood. As most of these cuts are with a downward motion, chaps are an important piece of kit; modern versions are filled with strands that clog the chain should it come into contact, stopping the saw before those teeth meet your skin. Flying wood chips means eye protection is mandatory, and the loud sound of both the engine and the sawing action call for ear protection too. Gloves and boots finish the suite of protective p Stihl is once again running its Chainsaw Safety Awareness garments; a helmet is advised Week in May, with a call to the public to gear up, be cautious and avoid injury if you’re working in a felling or pruning area. Finally, it’s worth taking some time advice on the right tool for the job and to learn safe cutting techniques. how best to use it safely. Don’t forget Familiarise yourself with your saw, and that a truly old and beat-up chainsaw don’t keep cutting if you begin to feel might be cheaper to replace than repair fatigued or too tired to control the blade. and that for smaller tasks, electric If you’re new to using a saw, your local power now supersedes petrol for ease mower and chainsaw shop can offer of use. ¢

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New locale for bike pros u by Andy Bryenton

Patrick Lumby has been repairing motorbikes and quads for the past six years in a professional capacity. His rural workshop, up in the hills behind Dargaville’s aero club, has seen all sorts in that time. However, all good things eventually change. When you are an accomplished motorbike mechanic, parts sourcing adept and fixer of knotty engine problems, they tend to change for the bigger and better. Patrick has found this out as his business has grown, encompassing more than just the rural fleet that were his initial customers. Now it’s not uncommon to find a mix of motocross, adventure, road, farm and trail two-wheelers in his care, with quads of all models and sizes beside. This abundance of work comes from an abundance of customers happy with his efforts in keeping them moving, says Patrick. It is also the spur that saw him look for new premises, branching up and out, away from his rural roots. “The new workshop, on the corner of Beach Road in Dargaville, it is 10 times bigger than the current one. It’s given me the opportunity to get more streamlined and organised, with space for more tools, more parts and more room to work on those tight spaces up, under and around engines,” he says. “There’s room to make some future plans, too, with the first being the inclusion of a large hoist for side-by-side

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$11.26+gst Superflex Inox Thin Cut Off Wheel 125x1.0x22mm

$1.73+gst Making things simple is the hardest job! p All Bikes is on the move, with a new central location serving Dargaville’s on and off-road riders, plus quads

vehicles. I’ll also have room for a retail shop, serving parts, tyres, equipment and eventually riding gear.” All Bikes’ signage is primed to go up soon on what was once the grains and stock feed building. It’s a running joke that while the old owners provided power for horses, Patrick is there to provide actual horsepower. He’s in good company, too; respected engineers and vintage vehicle appreciators Grant Engineering is just next door, while it’s

a short trip across the road to access motorcycle WOF accreditation from Car Mech Services. Patrick just moved in on Monday, but he’s brought many of his customers and some of his workload with him in this busy time of the year. Increased visibility and a central spot for drop-ins, drop-offs and pick-ups make this new All Bikes location a winner for convenience; look out for the big red and black logo opposite Providence. ¢

CAR OF THE WEEK 2012 TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER 1496cc, Petrol, Station Wagon, 152,812km, 5 Seats, Automatic

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2012 NISSAN TIIDA LATIO

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2011 NISSAN TIIDA LATIO

2011 TOYOTA COROLLA FIELDER

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1498cc, Petrol, Sedan, 129,639km, Automatic

Hatchback, 135,864km, 1798cc, Automatic

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Marcel Motors 2014 LTD 142 Victoria Street, Dargaville

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PUZZLE TIME Jumbo crossword ACROSS 1 Acne (5) 4 Lose one’s temper completely (2,3,3,4,3) 14 Hanker after (5) 15 Full amount (5) 16 Circular road junction (10) 17 Waterproof jacket (5) 19 Top (3) 20 Clumsy mistake (7) 21 Figurine (9) 22 Hole (6) 25 Exaggerated selfopinion, haughtiness (9) 27 Favour (6) 28 Clay blocks (6) 33 Fibs (10) 35 No points (3) 36 Pushed (6) 37 Sketch (4) 39 Ignited (3) 41 Cradle song (7) 42 Confound (6) 43 Racket (9) 44 Fine net fabric (5) 45 Drink (8) 50 While (2) 51 Elastic (8) 55 Reinforcing bar (5) 58 Defensive roadblock (9) 59 Intimidatory remark (6) 60 Book collection (7) 61 Small (3) 63 Leave (4) 64 Quit (6) 65 Drinking vessel (3) 66 Ad libbed (10)

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KAIPARA LIFESTYLER May 4 2021

Kaipara Service Directory ATJ

SELF DRIVE MACHINERY HIRE

• 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

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

ALL BIKES DARGAVILLE

• Farm & Recreational, Quads + Bikes • Quality ATV & Motorbike tyres • General Service to Full rebuild • Gst Registered • Free Pickup + Delivery

027 286 8584 0800 425 587 alltradescarpet.co.nz alltradescarpets@gmail.com

Phone Patrick Lumby: 027 201 8625

Call us — we can help to support your community aspirations Dargaville Business Forum

CONTRACT FENCING

Dargaville What’s On Visit Dargaville – We Dare You

OPTOMETRISTS PETER BLACKWELL 021 295 9647

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

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

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

www.dargavillenz.com

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

Ed’s Floorsanding New and Old Floors Carpet and Vinyl Preparation Quality Solvent & Water based Coating

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

0274 914 091

or 09 436 3929 www.floorsandingnorth.co.nz

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

Email: info@dcdb.nz | Phone: 09 439 0464 ● SCAFFOLDING ● PLASTERING ● WATERBLASTING ● EXTERIORS ● INTERIORS ● ROOFS ● AIRLESS SPRAYING

EDEN EMTAGE Contact: Eden or Louise Phone: 021 074 9152 027 369 1073 Email: ezeflowpainter@gmail.com GST No: 84-379-263

CERTIFIED PLUMBER 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

POUTAMA TANGIHANGA

FUNERAL HOME

“Quality care and professional service”

J Kelliher

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

FIND US ON FACEBOOK

139 Bank Street, Whangarei | P: 09 438 8224 or 0800 428 364 whangareioffice@havenfalls.co.nz | www.havenfalls.co.nz

AFFORDABLE SEPTIC SERVICES IN YOUR AREA 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.

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

“NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL”

CALL TRAVIS!

021 056 7665 60

FOR HIRE

09 431 8440 021 125 1576

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

30 Hurndall St, Maungaturoto

NWC Northern Wairoa Contracting Ltd DO YOU NEED CONCRETE? • Driveways • Sheds • Carports • Patios • 2 Tonne Digger • Tip Truck Obligation free quote Leon 022 344 9774 nwcontracting2021@gmail.com

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

morrisandmorris.co.nz

Northland Laser Drainage Ltd Neil Carter Trading as

Subsurface Drainage Specialists (Nth) All Services & Maintenance Available

PO Box 1174, Whangarei Ph 09 434 7741 Mobile 027 273 6865

1279 S/H 14, MAUNGATAPERE

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

$5EA

Find us on

www.macjimray.co.nz

Norman Kitchen Design

Kitchens make the home 30 Normanby Street, Dargaville Office 09 439 4884 Email: normankitchendesign@xtra.co.nz

For new kitchens, cabinets, repairs and hardware Norman Kitchen Design

Phone 439 6070 or National Help Line 0800 883 300 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

May 4 2021

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Kaipara Service Directory Tu Christey Massage Therapist

TK DIGGERS 027 432 0588

Operator AARON GUEST 09 439 1843 tkdiggers@gmail.com

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

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

WARREN BYCROFT 100%NZ

Builder / Tiler / Cabinet Maker Bathroom + Kitchens For all types of building work guaranteed

keeping it kiwi

AIRCONDITIONING R E F R I G E R A T& IREFRIGERATION ON

SPECIALISTS IN: HEAT PUMPS | AIR CONDITIONING | REFRIGERATION RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL

PH: 09 439 6178 OR 027 472 3778

We Do it Right… Professional Workmanship 4 Totara Street, Dargaville | 10a Finlayson Street, Whangarei P: 09 439 6007 M: 027 481 1285 E: info@waverefrigeration.nz

CLASSIFIEDS

Trades & Services GARDEN CLEAN-UP & section clean-up, spraying, vegetation removal, raised gardens, vegetable seedlings & more. Dargaville to Maungaturoto. Phone Garden2Go 021 0218 1111.

HONEY FOR sale $25 per kg, free postage. Call or txt 021 029 16071. PIG DOG pups for sale. Eyedog, lockley & red nose cross, $100, phone 027 766 9552. SUZUKI ESCUDO Vitara/Grand Vitara — car parts, WOF parts, 4x4 parts etc. Good parts, good prices. Phone Derek 09 439 7573. 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.

Personal SINGLE? MEET other interesting, intelligent, genuine people just like yourself, all ages. Dine out ‘Dinner for six’. Phone 021 639 552.

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.

PAINTER & Plasterer 25 years experience, top quality work. Painting, plastering, airless spraying, water blasting and scaffolding. Free quotes phone 09 439 0804 or 021 074 9152.

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, chipping & stump grinding. Qualified & Insured. Phone Scott 0800 468 9663 Arborcare Tree Maintenance.

DRIVE PHONE FREE!

DENISE CLARK Toenail & Fingernail Cutting Service

Phone

09 439 6068

SPECIAL DAIRY STOCK FAIR MATAKOHE SALE YARDS FRIDAY 7TH MAY 2021 12.30pm Start

WATER TANK Cleaning. Phone Pete 027 444 3053 or 09 405 9510.

Capital Line BW125 PW152 Calving 27th July to 16th Oct. A/c Clients 60 x VIC MA Cows 20 x VIC Heifers 6 x In milk Cows

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.

Wanted to Rent SINGLE LADY requires 1-2 bedroom unit urgently. I am very tidy, clean, non smoker, excellent references. Text 027 459 4528.

Property Maintenance BUILD SENSE. New builds, renovations, extensions etc, qualified LBP builder. Phone Ethan 027 337 2912 or 021 0819 3758. 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

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

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

Further entries welcome

WAYNE & ANNETTE Ph 09

439 2020

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

Dry Aged Beef Specialists Traditional Manuka wood smoked Bacon & Ham

TOKATOKA

FRIESIAN, FRIESIAN CROSS & JERSEY SPRING CALVING HERD CLEARING SALE Unless sold prior To be held on farm TUESDAY 11TH MAY 2021

12 Noon Start A/C FELTRIM FARMS 983 Hoanga Road, Dargaville Comprising: 230 x Single Birth ID Frsn, Jsy & XB Cows These cows show a well considered nominated breeding programme that expresses longevity by providing good udders, legs & great capacity. Production 433ms in 240 days. (Very Low SCC and rarely a lame cow)

Phone or Txt Paul

09 439 5073 | 027 271 2022

BW -11 PW 18 RA 75% C10 Calving 5 July 2021-XB, Frsn & Jsy Tailed with Hereford

Wanted to Buy SUZUKI 4X4 Wanted to buy — parked, damaged or unwanted, Escudo Vitara/Grand Vitara. Phone Derek 09 439 7573.

Livestock

A/c: BROWN FAMILY TRUST 52 X VIC Kiwi X Heifers

Septic Tank Services

KAIPARA STUMP grinding. All stumps, any size, free no obligation quote. Phone 020 4029 2263. Based in Dargaville. Keep it local.

Work Wanted

SEMI RETIRED painter for all your painting needs. Phone 09 439 5557.

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.

Tree Services

100A Jervois Street, Dargaville

Phone 09 439 6933

For Sale

FIREWOOD, DRY hotmix of gum & cypress. In bulk, $90 per cubic metre delivered in Dargaville area. Phone or text Henry 021 734 906.

027 213 9665

Closing date for classified advertising for the 11 May 2021 edition is Monday 10 May 2021

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

CHICKEN MANURE for sale in bulk lots $40 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.

We do steel, hydraulic hoses, stainless & aluminium engineering

Registered electrician

E bycroft1@slingshot.co.nz

CARPET, VINYL and hard flooring. Full supply and installation service. Mobile showroom. Free measure and quote. Phone Christine - Kaipara Flooring Co 021 515 415.

FOR ALL YOUR ENGINEERING NEEDS

For all enquiries contact: Don McKenzie 021 754 174

100 IT’S NOT A TARGET

This sale will be streamed live via MyLivestock.co.nz

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CLASSIFIEDS Public Notices

Phone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 11 May 2021 edition is Monday 10 May 2021 Public Notices

1ST DARGAVILLE Girls’ Brigade. Starts 6th May, Thursday afternoons term 2&3. Contact Pauline 021 263 7446. 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. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS both Dargaville A-A 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. BAYLYS & Beyond Gardeners meet at a garden. All Welcome. Second Monday of each month. Garden ramble, Shared Lunch, Trading Table. Next meet May 10th, phone 021 0854 2003 for info.

NORTHERN WAIROA BOATING CLUB TRIVIA NIGHTS Start Friday 7th May 7.30pm Teams up to 6 $20 per team

KAIHU HALL Market Saturday May 8th, 10am. Enquiries to Robyn. Phone 09 439 4878.

MAROHEMO HALL

AGM

Tuesday 11th May 7pm All Welcome Te Kopuru Swimming Club

PRIZE GIVING 14TH MAY

DARGAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC INTERVIEWS (ALL YEARS) WEDNESDAY 19TH MAY

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Supported by Empire Liquor Centre

FREE COMMUNITY TALK ON LIVING WITH GRIEF AND LOSS ALL WELCOME TO ATTEND Hospice Kaipara warmly invites you to attend this free, interactive session looking at: • Grief influences and common reactions experienced • Supporting Family and Friends with Grief • Self Care • Children’s Grief – ways to help families before and after • Living with Grief through special and significant dates PLACE: Whanau Focus Victoria Street Dargaville Parking available behind building DATE: Friday 14th May 2021 TIME: 1-4pm (afternoon tea provided) FACILITATOR: Josie Scott. MA. MNZAC. Minimum numbers will apply RSVP or any enquiries to: Hospice Kaipara 09 439 3330 EXT 65290 Or Lisa: office@hospicekaipara.org.nz Sharyn: support@hospicekaipara.org.nz Please register your interest to attend by Monday 10th May

Southern Rugby Club at 6pm All swimmers receive a certificate including Learn to Swim. Please bring a plate of finger food

Date subject to change should Covid levels change.

Situations Vacant

MAUNGATUROTO 2ND hand are looking for an awesome, energetic staff member to join their team in a part to full time retail position. You will need to have excellent customer service skills. This position involves lifting, customer service, cleaning, shop display and much more. So if you are physically fit with a positive, energetic attitude email your C.V to maungaturoto2ndhand@gmail.com.

We are looking for an experienced person to help with milking on our once a day dairy farm. Hours would be from 5:45am until approx 9:30am. We have a 6/2 roster. Our farm is 2.5KM from Dargaville on the Pouto Road. This position does not include accomodation. Please phone or text

Avoid Drink Driving

Public Notices

We wish to invite parents/caregivers/whanau to our Academic Coaching interviews on Wednesday 19th May (10am-7pm). You can book your appointments online at www.schoolinterviews.co.nz

DARGAVILLE HEALING rooms 7pm Tuesdays. No charge and no appointment necessary. Lion of Judah Building, River Road. All Welcome. Check us out on Facebook.

Hal on 021 747 057 or email halharding1@gmail.com

Alternatively, you may contact the school office 09 439 7229, office@darghigh.school.nz Please be aware that the school will be closed for instruction on Wednesday 19th May (all day) to enable these interviews to take place. We look forward to seeing you!

Acknowledgements

John Robert McLean

Barbara and the McLean family wish to sincerely thank all those who attended John's funeral, sent cards, and messages of sympathy. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement.

Public Notices

Maungaturoto Recreational Society Incorporated NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting of the Society is to be held in the Clubrooms at 84 Bickerstaffe Road, Maungaturoto on Tuesday 18th May 2021 at 7.00 pm sharp AGENDA: *Election of Officers President’s Annual Report Financial Report Notices of Motion *Note: Nominations for election to be delivered to the secretary no later than Tuesday 4th May 2021. The Club requires a treasurer, vice president, secretary and active committee members to join the committee. There will be an honorarium attached to the secretary and treasurer positions.

All members are urged to attend this meeting in order that any decisions made are the will of the majority of members. Ray Turner President

WESTERN SHARKS VS KAMO Kaihu 12:30 pm Premiers 2:15 pm Saturday, 8th May 2021 Pioneer Park Dargaville

Proudly sponsored by Catherine Stewart Country Specialist Bayleys Real Estate

MACKYS REAL ESTATE LTD, BAYLEYS, LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008

BE THE SOBER D FOR A NIGHT Situations Vacant

Delivery Driver / Yard Person / Mechanic Farmshop is an importer and wholesaler of Farm Machinery. We are the New Zealand agents for world leading agricultural machinery brands including SaMASZ, Cashels, Fischer, Duvelsdorf, Peecon, Forigo and more. The ideal candidate.... Will need more than just good driving skills. The farmer will expect you to set up the farm implement. The ideal candidate would have some farm experience, drivers licence (HT would be an advantage). Delivery and driving won’t take up all of the time and so there will be opportunity to help in the workshop and on the yard. This is a diverse role within the Farmshop team to help us achieve our mission of doing the very best for our customers. Key areas of experience / responsibility: • Mechanical experience a real benefit • Replacing blades, flails and tines on • Setting up Hay mowers harrows, hoes, mulchers etc • Cutting drive shafts • Hydraulic hose repair • Fixing / restoring gear boxes • General farm implement knowledge Farmshop offers a generous remuneration package that considers attitude, knowledge and experience. If you have a can do attitude and are a team player, Please send your resume with relevant references to mike@primehort.co.nz

farmshop.co.nz

EITHER WAY IT’S 20K MIND YOUR SPEED AROUND SCHOOL BUSES

May 4 2021

KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

8 Park Road, Dargaville

$650,000

EXECUTIVE STYLE ON PARK RD Privately nestled on the top side of Park road sits this luxurious 3 level family home. Tiled bathroom with spa bath and under-floor heating & 3 carpeted double bedrooms completes the top level. Middle level is the entrance foyer, kitchen & an open plan dining area, tiled with under-floor heating, opening up onto a tiled patio extending to a wooden deck facing native trees, shrubs, a view of the river. The basement is made up of a double garage including internal access with a remote garage door, toilet, laundry, storage room, with enough space for an additional 3-4 car parks on-site up the ROW drive. Glen Pollington 021 209 7194

3065 State Highway 12, Kaihu

$850,000

MULTIPLE INCOME STREAM POTENTIALS • 9 acres (more or less) • 2 cleared building sites • 5 electric-fenced paddocks • Native bush & water running through • Water tank, yards, power • 3 double bedrooms • Office • 1 1⁄2 bathrooms • Fireplace • Restaurant, takeaway, on/off license • Large covered garden bar • Laundromat • Fenced parking for overnight campers • Spring water (tested), septic tank (serviced)

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

rwdargaville.co.nz

Glen Pollington Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

19 Hokianga Road, Dargaville$650,000 + GST if any NEW LISTING! LOADS OF POTENTIAL 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.

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

rwdargaville.co.nz

Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

rwdargaville.co.nz

Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Birthday Special! LISTINGS WANTED NOW! 17 Liverpool Street, Dargaville

$379,000

97 Victoria Street, Dargaville $200,000 + GST if any

QUIET NEIGHBOURHOOD

GREAT LOCATION

This 3 bedroom home was built in Holland in the 1950s and relocated onto this large 1151m2 section where it features open plan living, a freestanding fireplace and a single garage & carport. A flat, easy-care section with mature trees in a quiet area with plenty of backyard space. This property is a must to consider for any first home buyers, investors, or small families looking for a home to make their own. It is currently tenanted and the tenant is happy to stay on if that is the case as well.

Positioned in the centre of town, steady footpath traffic throughout the day. A small window display area but has separate offices set up inside, good carpet, plenty of built-in storage space, and 3 x heat pumps in working order. Has a back entrance and service lane, a little bit of a spruce up and you’re ready to start trading. A must to consider, viewings by appointment.

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

FORD EVEREST TITANIUM 2019

• 23,360km • 1,996cc diesel engine • Automatic

$69,990

LOW MILEAGE

$24,990

Glen Pollington Salesperson 021 209 7194 glen.pollington@raywhite.com

*Special conditions apply

FORD MONDEO 2006

GREAT CONDITION

$61,990

• 130,241km • 1,999cc petrol engine • Automatic

$7,490

MAZDA BT-50 GSX D/C W/S 2016

FORD RANGER XLT DOUBLE CAB W/SA 2017

• 68,365km • 3,198cc diesel engine • Manual

• 93,739km • 3,198cc diesel engine • Automatic

2WD

Plus many more now available See our full range online! DargavilleFord.co.nz Go Further

Jean Johnson Licensee Salesperson 027 499 6493 jean.johnson@raywhite.com

Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

FORD ENDURA ST-LINE 2020

• 17,459km • 1,995cc diesel engine • Automatic

Call today!

rwdargaville.co.nz

AWD

FORD MONDEO TREND 5DR PETROL 2015 • 60,000km • 1,999cc petrol engine • Automatic

Jean Johnson 027 499 6493

rwdargaville.co.nz

4WD

Commission reduced to 2.95%* 1/3/2021–1/6/2021

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$37,990

4WD

54 Normanby Street, DARGAVILLE P 09 439 7315 F 09 439 5961 dargavilleford.co.nz Lindsay A/H 09 439 7152 or 027 499 1516 Anthony A/H 09 432 8968 or 027 439 7015 Brenden Nathan A/H 09 439 6840 or 021 331 799

$45,990