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Several weeks after the Raglan Chronicle’s website www.raglanchronicle.co.nz was hacked and all the files needed to keep the site up and running were lost, the paper is back with a new online presence.
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You can now find the latest edition of the Chronicle on the home page of www.raglan. net.nz. The new format allows readers to scroll through the pages in much the same way as flicking through a hardcopy of the paper. Previously readers who wished to read an online copy of the paper had to download the file. In order to keep downloads at a small size, images from the paper had to be compressed and this meant quality was lost. With the new format there is no need to compress images.
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What do you think? Do you like the new way of reading the Chronicle online? Drop us a line at info@raglanchronicle.co.nz. Sir Since nobody important wants to stand for the Raglan Community Board let’s vote to abolish it and save on rates? http://www.weathermap.co.nz/?p=raglanchron&a=31&s=92 Sincerely Lesley Syme 10 Government Road Raglan
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Tender prices hold key to new Raglan museum
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Raglan’s long-awaited new museum on prime waterfront land in Wainui Road has moved closer to reality with the first of the two-step tender process completed and Waikato District Council this week looking at the crunch issue – price.
Conceptual drawing of the new museum and information centre on Wainui Rd. The loss of an estimated $100,000 of funding previously agreed by the trust comes less than three months after the Raglan and District Museum Society urged the council to “bite the bullet” and get on with the project. It warned building costs were rising and that timesensitive funding had lapsed and would have to be reapplied for. The society insisted it had finance all arranged in 2008, the year after resource consent was approved, but accused the council of dithering trying to find a “zero risk” situation after being handed a little over a year ago the job of finally bringing the project to fruition. Drawings for the two-storey museum were finalised early last year after the building was
scaled back to fit the project’s budget. While a café that was to open out on to Kopua inlet got the chop, the society says the complex will still be substantial enough. Key features are a reading and education room looking out to sea, an open auditorium area on entry, a mezzanine floor, a relocated info centre and internal rooms for the exhibits themselves. Facilities of that sort are a far cry from the cramped current museum building – originally Raglan’s fire station – which is set to be demolished along with the public toilets bordering Joyce Petchell Park. Edith Symes
Award for retro home comes as big surprise Longtime Raglan residents Katherine and Jeremy Hughes had no idea until recently that their retro-style Greenslade Road home overlooking Lorenzen Bay was up for a regional architecture award for designers from the lower North Island. But it was an even bigger shock to discover their threebedroom home had actually won the Architectural Designers NZ award – in the residential new home up to 250 square metres category – and will now go on to compete at the national awards in Nelson in October. It was a complete surprise, says Kath. “We didn’t even know it (the design) was in a competition.”
The couple only found out the good news late last month in an email from Kath’s brother Chris Shaw, who works for Gisbornebased Pacific Modern Architecture. He’d entered his design from a decade ago and hadn’t even gone to the awards dinner down-country in Paraparaumu, not knowing he was a regional winner. Chris was pretty pleased about it all the same, says Kath, although according to his wife very quiet and laidback “like any Shaw”. The Hughes, who moved into the house six years ago, agree that Chris did a great job of designing them a very liveable family home which shows off to best advantage its sea view – with a glimpse of the wharf – in between the surrounding trees. “We love it here,” they say. “Chris knows our style,” adds Kath who’s into the ‘50s and ‘60s look with its pedestal chairs and vinyl couch – splashes of the era’s trademark orange and green cushions roundabout. It’s a single level, L-shaped, three-bedroom
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home of just 140 square metres with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors a feature of its simple openplan living space. Because of its “orientation to the sun”, says Kath, it’s a very warm house and thanks to cork floors easily maintained despite the couple’s brood of four kids – including twins – aged from four to seven. Kath reckons that from the kitchen and large living space she can see the kids out on the trampoline in front of the house, and on their home-built skateramp to one side. The hallway bedrooms also capture the sun and light, she says – theirs at the end because, like the living space, it’s framed by lots of glass; and the children’s in the middle because of three-quarter high hallway walls that let the light in from high hall windows opposite. Chris believes the design has been judged on its overall composition including how it’s “orientated for the sun and how it works as a family home”. The Hughes are moving on soon to a similarly-designed home by Chris, on a four-and-a-half acre section with “mostly covenanted
bush”, says Kath, in which the children love to play. And they’ll have an ocean view not far from where the couple like to surf at Manu Bay. Edith Symes
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With the non-price portion of the three tenders received for the expected million-dollar project out of the way, the council has turned its attention to how much the construction companies say they can build the museum for. “This (the price portion of the tenders) is expected to be evaluated this week,” council water & facilities manager Richard Bax told the Chronicle. The next step, he said, would be for council staff to prepare a report recommending to chief executive Gavin Ion the preferred bidder and how the project would be funded. Raglan and District Museum Society president Pat Day said he understood none of the three tenderers was from Raglan. Mr Bax revealed the council had been unsuccessful in trying to get funding from the St Lazarus Trust and that other options might need to be considered. “But this will depend on the tender price,” he said.
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News from the Burger Bar and Hot Roast shop The Burger Bar and Hot Roast shop has now been open for 15 months.
We have recently taken on a new partner so we are now a family owned business. We take pride in only selecting kiwi owned meats and fresh produce that is picked daily for your enjoyment. All vegetables are steamed before they are cooked on demand to provide the very best quality. We also provide gluten free roast. Our burgers menu gives the very best quality giving flavour throughout the entire burger. We also have a gluten free beef and chicken burger. We cater for vegetarians and anaphylaxis, also celiac disease.
New on our menu:
Up and coming:
• We have brought back your favourite lamb shanks you have all been asking for.
• We are looking into a self service dessert menu. • Reintroducing the ultimate scotch burger.
• Toasted sandwiches with three fillings.
• Home delivery between 4.30 pm and 6.30pm.
• Bacon and egg rolls.
• Up grades from a fish pattie to a fresh filet of fish on the “Surf’s Up” burger.
• Nuggets and chips for the young ones and/or the big ones if you please. • We have chicken on the menu only on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
So a big thank you to all our valued customers through our winter months and we are looking forward to summer rolling on.
• We have an upgrade on all chicken burgers to a chicken breast steak with onions and extra cheese and bacon.
Valued customer feedbacks: “Wow that was the best burger I’ve ever had.” (from an 80yr old lady)
“I’ve been all over New Zealand and this has to be the best burger I have had yet.” (from a visitor to New Zealand) “I have come all the way from Auckland to have your roasts.” ( an elderly couple) “ I’m going to come all the way here just to get a roast roll.” (from a man from Hamilton) “ Gee that’s good service.’ ( as we take his order to his car) “ This is the beast burger in town.” ( From the locals) “ The best $10 I have ever spent.” ( Happy customer) So thank you all and see you soon. Phone 825 6868 for orders.
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It aims to build and network the creative community, and professionalize and prosper local talent, projects & business innovation. All private & corporate inquiries are welcome. 4 classes will run simultaneously each week, 2 in Hamilton & 2 in Raglan. Limited spaces. First come first served! The American, award-winning workshop is the brain-child of Julia Cameron (Film Director Martin Scorsese’s former wife). See www. theartistsway.com for details. The workshop cost is $330 p/ person. Discounts apply to group bookings.
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Available in Raglan • Babies to 5 years • Flexible hours • 20 ECE hrs for 3 & 4 year olds • WINZ Subsidies available We are also seeking motivated educarers to provide care in their own homes
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The C.E. Workshop Facilitator / Coach is a University of Waikato former award-winning sports coach, athlete and performing artist who has returned home to raise family and work in Raglan after living and training internationally and nationally. She will energize and inspire you with her unique insight, humour, humility and grace. For bookings and further inquiries please call today on 07-825 8849
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Win tickets to comedy show at Orca Mayor Tim Shadbolt and loyal sidekick Gary McCormick are bringing their comedy show A Barrel of Laughs to Orca on Friday 13 August.
Gary, co-host of the MORE FM breakfast show in Christchurch and Mayor Tim have played over 80 shows around New Zealand in the last three years. The pair say they specialise in playing local community venues. “The people who come along are very friendly and as performers we can have a
lot of fun with them,� says Gary.
Mayor Tim and Gary come from the tradition of comedy being a storytelling and user-friendly art form. “We’re a little over the full-on swearing thing which seems to be popular in comedy these days,� says McCormick. “We like comedy to be fun and about New Zealand.� “A sense of humour is the key to everything, especially in these difficult economic times. That’s why we are on the road now!� says Mayor Tim.
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Raglan surfer Luke Hughes will be heading to Punta Hermosa, Peru in October for the 2010 Billabong International Surfing Association (ISA) World Surfing Games. Luke has just been named one of the eight Kiwi surfers who will be representing New Zealand at the games.
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Over the next few weeks there will be some earthworks happening at Te Uku Church as Meridian Energy develop a viewing area for the wind farm. Because of the heavy machinery on site we have decided to move Mainly Music to the Te Uku Hall for the next 2-3 weeks from Monday 9th August. Once the work is completed we will be enjoying a bigger parking area and safer entrance way as Meridian are also widening the road. Other church activities in the weekends or evenings will not be affected. The Food Bank continues to be very busy as the affects of the recession continue to bite into family budgets. Thanks to the ongoing support of so many in our community, we are keeping up with demand, but only just! A special thank you for recent donations from Raglan Lions Club, Catholic Care Foundation and Ray Whites. Also don’t forget the donation box at the Video Shop and food basket at the Supermarket.
Does a small community like Raglan really need a Chamber of Commerce? Well, we believe it does! Commerce is essential to any community. Businesses obviously provide jobs for locals who in turn put money back into the community. Many businesses also use other local enterprises to supply them with the items they need to operate or they may outsource work to locals. Businesses continue to provide sponsorship for non-profit neighbourhood organisations. The Chamber promotes and supports Raglan businesses to be more successful so the whole community prospers. We’re involving the community to promote the community. What about those businesses that consist of only one person? We welcome all people in business or those thinking of going into business as well as community organisations. Often people who work on their own benefit most from the support and networking opportunities offered by the Chamber. Some businesses may not employ a lot of people but if their business encourages people to come to Raglan, that also benefits the community.
Events This Month
Youth Group continues to be a highlight of the week for many of the youth in Raglan with a variety of activities, inspiring speakers and discussion on relevant youth topics. One recent improvement for the youth, which is much appreciated, has been the donation and installation of a floodlight at Te Uku by Alpha Electrical so the youth can skate, play basketball and enjoy other activities even on a winters evening. Right now several people in our community are facing serious health issues and as a church we at Surfside are joining with others in our community to pray each day at 6:30pm. Even simply knowing that others care enough to stop and pray uplifts those that are dealing with big challenges. A final thought from Gods Word. Psalm 121:1 Where does my help come from? My help comes from the Lord, the maker of Heaven and Earth. Lets continue to look to Him! Bless you all! Pastor Roger Peart
12 August - 5.15 Raglan Community House - AGM 18 August- 7.30am - Breakfast at Blacksand - Gareth Bellamy is Guest Speaker (preparing submissions to council) 25 August - Guest Speaker evening - Ernie Newman, CEO of the Telecommunication Users Assn (TUANZ). Ernie appears regularly on TV to comment on telecommunication issues. He’ll be talking about how telecommunications and the Internet have changed people’s lives thus far, and the vast opportunities ahead to transform business, education, health and rural living. Not to be missed!
Business Tip of the Month Why having satisfied customers doesn’t help your business. That’s right, recent research shows that customers’ expectations have grown. Customers are not content anymore with “satisfactory� service when spending their hard-earned cash. A satisfied customer is just getting what they expect and it’s no longer enough. So, to create loyal, raving fans, think about ways you could surprise and delight your customers on a ongoing basis. Customers who are delighted tell others and word of mouth advertising is an extremely powerful way of getting more raving customers.
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Raglan’s Antonio Te Maioha is currently filming the new series of Spartacus: Gods of the Arena in Auckland. Antonio played Barca in the first series Spartacus: Blood and Sand and returns for the prequel of the hit US show.
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Whitebait - it’s that time again The annual whitebait season is underway, with the season extending from 15 August to 30 November in all parts of New Zealand except the West Coast of the South Island. White baiters are reminded that Department of Conservation staff will be patrolling fishing sites to check that people are abiding by the whitebaiting regulations. Offences against the whitebait regulations carry a fine of up to $5000.00, so it is important fishers refresh their memories about the rules and regulations.
Regulations are in place to protect whitebait species and therefore the fishery, so it can be enjoyed by future generations. Whitebait is the young of the native fish inanga, koaro, banded kokopu, giant kokopu and shortjaw kokopu collectively known as galaxiids. All whitebait species spend part of their life cycle in fresh water and part in the sea. Tiny fish hatch in late autumn and are carried along rivers out to sea where they live and grow over the winter. In late winter and early spring whitebait migrate back up rivers and streams, finally settling and growing in bush covered streams and swamps. Compliance patrols by the Department will concentrate on ensuring fishers are abiding by the whitebait regulations, with a particular focus this year on ensuring all fishing equipment complies with the regulations, and that all fishing gear (including screens) is removed at the end of fishing day. White
baiters need to be aware of the rules relating to net size, hours of fishing, where they can fish on the riverbank, and the need for fishers to stay within 10 metres of their set net at all times. Pamphlets outlining information on the regulations can be obtained from DOC offices and sports shops, and copies of Norman Hill and Chris Annandale (Biodiversity the regulations can Rangers) displaying a whitebait net. be obtained from any Bennett’s or Government bookshops or The Department acknowledges all those the website www.legislation.govt.nz. The fishers who do comply with the rules and Department would also like to remind white help keep the fishery sustainable. baiters to clean nets and other gear between waterways to prevent the spread of didymo For further information contact: and other aquatic pests that can have negative Chris Annandale 07 849 1692 impacts on whitebait. Jack de Thierry 07 850 8438
Raglan Golf Club news At the Annual General Meeting held on 20 June a Management Board for the current year was elected, and comprises:
Available for appointments E: vote4vink@hotmail.com T: 825 8330 Authorised by Alan Vink 15 Violet Street, Raglan
President – Mike Goodison, Vice-President – Stuart Doran, Treasurer- David Wright, Tony Burns. OBITUARY: It is with great sadness that we report the
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recent death of Alan King, ex Club President, Life Member, and long time supporter of the Club. Alan worked extremely hard over many years to help set up the current golf course and facilities. As from 1 October there will be an increase in subscriptions and green fees. Members who pay their subs before 1 October will be able to take advantage of the current fee structure for the length of time that they pre-pay for. Members who do not require a handicap will have the options of 9 or 18 hole reduced subscription levels. The green fees will be a flat $20 per day, and enable the golfer to play any amount of golf on that
day. There will no longer be a separate 9 hole fee. The Club will introduce a trial of a 9 hole competition on Sundays, commencing on 1 August at 12 noon. This will be run as well as the Sunday Club 18 hole competition, not instead of. The 18 hole players will tee off before 11.30 a.m. The 9 hole competition will be a trial and depend on support from members. Beginners will be able to join in, and will be given a temporary handicap. It is hoped that a 9 hole competition will suit those who do not have the time for 18, who are unable to play 18, or who are unable to play on Sunday mornings. Acknowledged are KEY CLUB SPONSORS, CENTURY 21 ( especially KYLE LEUTHART) & PGG WRIGHTSON .
Our valued continuing TEE SPONSORS are RAGLAN LAND CO., MIKE GOODISON DRAUGHTING, JON WEBB SOLICITOR, ACORN BUILDING SUPPLIES, RAGLAN ENGINEERING, BIZWORX, CURLE ELECTRICAL SERVICES, GOODWIN & MCPHERSON SURVEYORS, THE HONDA SHOP TE AWAMUTU, KOPUA HOLIDAY PARK, JIMWRIGHT NISSAN, FLASH ELECTRICAL, WATERTIGHT CONSTRUCTION, THE RAGLAN CLUB, RAGLAN FOUR SQUARE, ROB KIRKWOOD MTF DIRECT.
RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER: SAT 31st JULY 2010 RAGLAN JUNIOR RUGBY: SAT 31st JULY 2010 GRADE
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5th Raglan Sprats Lost 1-8 Mila Popisil 6th Raglan Orcas Win 4-3 Navryn 6th Raglan Sharks Win 5-0 Kuhga Hutt
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PLAYER/S OF DAY Cory Hartgill Oliver Wallace Jonty Parrott Letrouel Jeans Lucy Single Tyler Ferguson-Murray Tamihana Moko Ruben Sargent Kyden Waitere Joshua Wallis Ryan Larkin Connor Hanson Sebastian Hart Cullen Robertson Mason Tukiri Tangaroa Rawiri Morné Rossouw
OPINION: The worm in the bud - by Ian McKissack Variation 15 to the Waikato District Plan is on the table. Essentially this would extend the possibilities of business development in the central area and authorise light industrial development just east of the city on Highway 23. There is a body of opinion in the town that is opposed to any change and wants Raglan to stay ‘au naturel’. This is a sentimental view and could lead to a town that is a playground for tourists and part time refugees from Auckland and Hamilton. Raglan could lose its heart as a place where people live their lives. There needs to be enough variety of businesses and other occupational • opportunities for a living • town to develop without losing the essence of the • past. •
district plan or variation that opened up the possibility of the Eastgate shopping centre development (corner of Clyde and Grey Streets.) It is extremely doubtful if there is any need for further retail development in that area apart from a supermarket. The possible entry and exit points are already heavily congested traffic areas and it is easy to predict the possible gridlocks ahead.
has done its best to oppose this dubious development, with limited funds, but apparently the internal processes and authorisations within the council bureaucracy have been appropriate.
There really needs to be a stage after this where specific developments in Raglan are presented for public comment instead of being approved behind closed Council doors.
This is the problem with Variation 15 of the W.D.C. District Plan, rational in its essence but what could it lead to?
(Submissions on Variation 15 close on 27 August 2010.)
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what’s on HEALING ROOMS
Thursdays 11am-1pm Plunket Rms. 43 Bow Street Ph 825 7286
RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET At the Old School, Stewart St, Raglan. Sunday 8 August 10.00am - 2.00pm To book a stall: ph: 825 0023 or jacqueline@ raglanartscentre.co.nz SUN 8 AUGUST @ RAGLAN AREA SCHOOL. SurfsideKidszone. 10am. Enquiries 825 5199.
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Children’s Clinic Mondays Conditions apply
The Herbal Dispensary MON 9 AUGUST @ THE UNION CHURCH HALL. Care & Craft. 9.30am. MON 9 AUGUST @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm. TUES 10 AUGUST @ SUPPER ROOM, TOWN HALL. Community Board Meeting. 1.30pm (1pm public forum). TUESDAY 10TH AUGUST @ 14 PARK DRIVE. Oneness
For Sale
Flowers
Send within NZ & Overseas Lilypot Florist Diana 021 448 104 Petals worldwide
The very beautiful Johnny Ramli range NEW in!
Blessing. 7pm. All welcome. Entry by koha
WED 11 AUGUST RAGLAN RAMBLERS Houchen Rd – 8km on a quiet road to Magic Mountain with good view over Karioi and Te Mata – lunch. Meet @ the car park next to the Fire Station. 9am. WED 11 AUGUST @ BLACKSAND CAFÉ. Knitting Circle from 9.30am. All welcome. Beginners welcome.
ECHO OF SILENCE
An exhibition of deaf visual artists featuring new work by Mary Roberts (Raglan). 11-27 AUGUST ARTSTATION 1 Ponsonby Road, Auckland www.aucklandcity. govt.nz/artstation. THURS 12 AUGUST @ THE OLD SCHOOL ARTS CENTRE. Spinners and weavers. 10am – 2pm. New members welcome.
• Manuka • Pine • Pine Blocks Available now @ Sayer Landscape Supplies 825 0577 FIREWOOD. GOLF CLUB FUNDRAISER. $60 a ute load, 1 cubic metre (approx). Pinecones $8 per bag. Free delivery within reasonable area. Leave message on Club phone 825 0043. FIREWOOD. DRY PINE $80. Macrocarpa $100. 6 X 6 TRAILERLOAD delivered. Ph 021 077 1524.
FRI 6 AUGUST @ YOT CLUB. MANATEE featuring DJs Willapede, Staylo, Purps. Dirty electro, dubstep. $5.
courses, classes & workshops
2 BDRM SELFCONTAINED UNIT @ WAITETUNA. Lovely spot. Long term. No smokers/no dogs. $250p/w incl lawns & gardens. Available now. Contact Paul or Vanessa on 825 5064.
Picture frames
THURS 12 AUGUST @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. Ecuhre. All welcome. 6pm. THURS 12 AUGUST @ COMMUNITY HOUSE. SurfsideYouth group van pickup 7.15pm. Enquiries 825 5199. FIREWOOD T-TREE. $100 per m3 ex-yard. $140 delivered. Ph 825 0522. FIREWOOD, DRY GUM, $90 per 1m3 or trailer load delivered. Zak 8257093. FIREWOOD. MIX OF P I N E , M A C R O C A R PA & GUM. Dry/split for collection only $55m3. Ph Richard 825 8872 evenings. FIREWOOD. DRY. $100 delivered. Ph 825 5200.
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Layer Pellets $24.95/bag Pig Pellets $26.95/bag Calf Milk Powder $73/bag Calf Pellets $26/bag Multi-feed pellets $19.95 per bag. All prices include GST
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OLD MIDDLE EASTERN CAMELS WHIP, with engraved silver handle. Right Up My Alley, Volcom Lane. www.ruma.co.nz.
WEDNESDAYS @ THE YOT CLUB. LOW KEY. Free pool, $5 beers, DJ B-Rex.
Wainui Road. Awesome harbour and mountain views . Lawns included. Phone 0273355267.
SAT 7 AUGUST @ YOT
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Open until 6.30pm
PLEASE NOTE THE YOT CLUB has a oneway door after 12. (You can’t come in after 12).
FRI 13 AUGUST @ ORCA. Barrel of Laughs comedy show w/ Gary McCormack and Tim Shadbolt. $25.
Late night shopping
Thursdays
CLUB. CHIMP’S TEA PARTY. House funk, techno. Tractor FM DJs Chimpsta, Gareth’B. $5.
SAT 7 AUGUST @ ORCA. Karaoke. Free entry.
BOAT FOR SALE. ACHILLES IRB. 2.9m long, 1.5m wide. Johnson 25 HP engine - good condition. Comes with trailer, (no WOF/rego needs work), pump, 3 lifejackets, petrol tank & anchor. Great little boat for harbour fishing! $900 ono. Ph 825 0288.
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FRIDAY 6TH AUGUST @ MATAPIHI ART GALLERY. BRO SIS MATARIKI. 12 Performers. 15 min each. Dance and Song. Starts 7pm. Limited tickets $10.
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SAYA ORGANIC SKINCARE 25% off Organic • Rose Hip Oil • Pure Shea Butter • Eye Cream • Calendula Hand Cream • Clay Masks • Fuit Enzyme Peel • Clay Face Scrub • Acne Treatment With another product purchase Limited offer to 20 August Ph Lorraine or Sophie 825 8266 email: lorrainevh@xtra.co.nz
To let 3 BEDRM APARTMENT FOR RENT - New Heatpump. Newly renovated kitchen and bathroom. Wrap around decks. Bottom floor of two storey house on rural
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FLATMATE FOR BEACH HOUSE. Whale Bay. Furnished, wifi, dishwasher, wood fire. $100 p/w + exp. Ph Pete 825 8625.
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Public Notices
THANKING ALL THOSE WHO BOUGHT TICKETS in the raffle organised by Lorna Lusty on behalf of the Anglican Church garden fund. You will be welcome to view the results later. Prize winner of the 3 draws are: 1st: Ian Bell, 2nd: Howard Ettema, 3rd: Bernice Richards.
SAYA ORGANIC SKINCARE Host a Saya Party with friends in August & receive generous discounts. • DOUBLE Hostess Product Gifting FREE • Up to 50% off more products Ph Lorraine or Sophie 825 8266 email: lorrainevh@xtra.co.nz The Annual General Meeting of the Raglan Boys’ & Girls’ Agricultural Club will be held on Thurs, 26th August 7pm at Te Uku School. Dates for this year’s events in the schools will be decided. Te Uku School will be hosting the Group Day. Any enquiries to your child’s local school.
OFFICE/RETAIL SPACE Tenancy available in Bow Street, Raglan with an administration area of approx 71m2, kitchen/bathroom facilities and two carparks. All enquiries to: Dawn Brock Bow St Tenancy P O Box 132 Hamilton 3240 Ph 07 834 3311 Email dawn.brock@jonwebb.co.nz
Raglan Kindergarten We Welcome all enquiries and enrolments for Children 21/2 and over. We offer Morning or Afternoon sessions, fully qualified staff and a safe, fun, learning environment. Using some of your child’s ‘20 free hours’ at Kindergarten could mean no fees for you!!
CALL IN ANYTIME AT: 9 STEWART STREET, RAGLAN or Phone us on 825 8674 Email raglan@kindergarten.org.nz
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RIDE WANTED FOR STUDENT. Mon-Thurs Raglan to Ruakura Road, Hamilton and back. Happy BLESSING to share costs. Phone ONENESS Michele 825-6589. Txt GIVER TRAINING. August 021 44 55 40. 14th & 15th. Contact Ross Situation Vacant on 021 665 627, 825 8856. Koha. HELP WANTED FOR HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION UNITS IN TE UKU. Part-time cleaning/ laundry & weeding. Require an energetic, organised self-starter. Some weekend work, must be available in school holidays.
WINNER OF THE DINNER RAFFLE FUNDRAISER to send Don & Otis Rowe to the World Kickboxing Champs in Serbia: ticket no 48 Hillary Paalvast.
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FLOORSANDING EQUIPMENT for hire. Ph Raglan Flooring 825 8777.
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S T R A I G H T LANCEWOOD WALKING STICK@ WAINUI BUSH PARK. Staghorn grip & paua cap. Ph 825 8518.
CASH PAID FOR CARCARS ENGINES TRACTORS TRUCKS OLD MACHINERY GOING OR NOT DERELICT & UNWANTED FREE PICKUP
Found
CALVIN KLEIN PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES found on Violet Street on Sunday. Still in case. Ph 825 7577. PANASONIC LUMIX CAMERA @ Te Uku Store, 25/07/10. Ph 825 5776. Casual Work Wanted
KEEN YOUNG MAN SEEKS BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION WORK. 12 months experience plus all apprenticeship
FREE @ BLISS MASSAGE THERAPY Skin consultation & half-face non surgical facelift with Jen Hyde (ex Caci Clinic) Microdermabrasion & skin specialist.
Ph 825 5742
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