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10th October 2019 - Issue #665

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flooding, earthquakes, coastal hazards including erosion, land instability and subsidence. Mr Ebenhoh says the review of the natural hazards chapter has identified the type, scale and frequency of natural hazards that affect the district and where possible, these hazard areas have been mapped to identify where special development controls are needed. “Technical assessments have helped identify the draft mapped areas. The draft maps cover areas defended by stopbanks and areas at risk of river flooding, coastal erosion, coastal flooding, and the risk of mine subsidence above some parts of the Huntly East Mine. Draft policies and rules have been developed for each of these hazard areas.” How to provide feedback on the draft: • Online at www.waikatodistrict. govt.nz/sayit • Download a feedback form from www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/sayit • Pick up a feedback form from any of our offices or libraries • Call into one of the public dropin sessions (see the website for more information on these) Feedback can be emailed to districtplanhazards@waidc.govt. nz, posted to Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742, dropped off at any of our offices or libraries, or handed to us at any of the public drop-in sessions. Feedback closes at 5pm on Friday 1 November, 2019.

The natural hazards chapter (officially known as Stage 2 of the Waikato District Plan Review) proposes a way for us all to manage the risk to people, property and infrastructure from natural hazards. The draft chapter includes policies and rules, together with the hazard maps, and are available to view on our website and in hard copy at our offices and libraries. The draft provisions and maps are for consultation only and do not have any legal weight at this stage. Waikato District Council Planning and Policy Manager Jim Ebenhoh says the natural hazards chapter has been drafted to fit with the other Proposed District Plan chapters which have already been consulted on and are currently in the hearings process. “We invite you to have a say on the draft natural hazards chapter and the hazard maps between now and 5pm on Friday 1 November 2019. We will be holding a series of public drop-in sessions in Raglan, Ngaruawahia, Huntly, Tuakau and Port Waikato. You are invited to come along to talk to us about the draft policies, rules and maps, as well as the technical information that informed the draft.” What is in the draft natural hazards chapter? The Waikato district is vulnerable to a range of natural hazards including

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Billy, left, with Liana and their beloved pet dog, Obie.

ecuring a near-certain spot at surfing’s Olympic Games debut in Tokyo next year is a dream come true for Raglan’s Billy Stairmand, who’s “taking a breather” back home this month before heading off to compete next in Hawaii. “I’m a little bit burnt out,” the soonto-be 30 year old told the Chronicle of his seven-week stretch away competing overseas. But at the same time he’s “stoked” to have achieved a goal he set himself some 18 months ago after tying the knot at Whale Bay with his girlfriend of five years, Liana Parker. “I wanted to represent New Zealand – and Raglan of course,” he says of his campaign to become an Olympian. “This is a dream come true.” Billy contested an astonishing five heats in mid-September at the ISA World Games in Japan – where he came up against some really big-name surfers – to secure his place in the Tokyo Olympics. He beat out fellow Kiwi Kehu Butler, and earlier his old rival Ricardo Christie, to claim the qualification spot. Billy says he was focused at the time only on “making heats” and not worrying about the Olympics, but came away with his name on one of the 20 places available

in the men’s competition at the Games which start the last week of next July. The only other Kiwi to earn provisional qualification is Whangamata surfer Ella Williams who is set to be among the 20 women Olympians. Competitively Billy’s had an impressive year with just being there in the ISAs a boost to his confidence, let alone doing better than expected. But it’s been “pretty crazy” too, he reckons, with two major events since he qualified. And he’s still in competition mode as there’s another goal he set himself at the time of his wedding. “I also want to make the (World Surf League) Championship Tour … I need to get a few more good results.” Constantly travelling and competing however takes its toll. “Obviously being away from home is the hardest thing,” Billy says, casting a glance Liana’s way with their dog Obie alongside. And losing is hard. “In surfing you lose way more than you win,” he reveals. “You’ve got to learn how to lose.” That might mean feeling “gutted” for a while, maybe calling or messaging family and friends for some reassurance – pretty much whatever it takes to adjust his mindset.

Yet this year has been consistently “amazing”, he says, in terms of having body, mind and equipment aligned. He just wants to “keep it going” and to surf at international level for the next five years or so. The kid with the long blond hair who grew up riding Raglan’s waves – encouraged first by his father Alec, then trained through the local surf academy – no longer has a coach as such. Instead, Billy says, he relies on informal sessions with a friend to ensure he’s physically and mentally in top form to do justice to a career on the pro surfer circuit. But it’s to coaching or perhaps running surf camps he’s looking at himself when considering starting a business of his own sometime because “it’s all I’ve ever known”. Meanwhile Billy’s amped on achieving his WSL goal, and of course on a good showing at the Olympics. Although last month’s ISA qualifying series took place at Miyazaki in Japan, he’s unfazed at competing in Tokyo. It may be a different beach but he’s surfed it before, coming away with a third placing. And this time round he’ll have Liana there for support. Edith Symes

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Affordable housing in Raglan – we want to hear what you think

ur local Whaingaroa Raglan Affordable Housing Project – aka WRAP – invites you to participate in our first round of community consultation about future affordable housing development for Raglan. Come along to the forum at the Town Hall at any time during the day on Sunday the 3rd of November and contribute your thoughts, aspirations, and experiences about housing. How do you want to live in Raglan in the future? What sort of housing should we be delivering to support everyone into warm, dry, secure, homes that we can all afford including those with limited or no income. How do your children see themselves living in Raglan in the future? WRAP received funding from WEL Energy Trust in June this year for this community consultation phase, as continuation funding after completing our goals in 2018 to report on the costs of housing, and the effect the cost and limited access to housing is having on our community. Two reports resulted from that work; search for the Raglan Housing Study on the Waikato District Council website. On Sunday the 3rd of November, we will create a space where, in five broad themes we will have a chance to discuss and debate issues that will inform any future affordable housing projects in Raglan. The objective is collect input, as widely as possible from anyone who is interested in or affected by the

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issues of access and cost of housing in Raglan. WRAP have sought out speakers from our local community and experts in design, planning, consenting and construction to provide panels that will be informative and will also help us to shape our own thinking about housing. Each of the sessions will have about 20 minutes for the combined panellists to explain their backgrounds, then the remaining 40 minutes for discussion and collation of ideas. In the final discussion forum for the day we will be considering how our needs will change in the future, connecting up thinking around climate change, asking our young people how they would like to live, what older generations might need, how do those in between who have young families manage to establish homes independently and how do we cater for those in need of emergency housing. The WRAP team will collate all of the outputs from the hui for inclusion in future designs and plans for affordable housing projects in Raglan in line with our community plan Raglan Naturally. So come along to the town hall and have your say – entry is free, stay all day, pop in for a particular themed discussion or just dash in, jot your ideas down on the ideas boards and rush on with your day. If you have any questions or would like to contribute, ring WRAP Project Lead Fiona McNabb on 027 688 9754.

Raglan Trade Aid celebrates 30 years of fair trade sponsored by West Coast Health ClinicTrade

Trade Aid Whaingaroa manager Donna McGough looks forward to celebrating the stores 30th birthday.

rade Aid Whaingaroa celebrates 30 years delivering the fair trade message and products to Raglan this month. The shop sprang to life in 1989 when Māori land rights activist Eva Rickard was the first in the area to dabble in Trade Aid products, selling fair trade coffee from her Māori arts shop Waka Huia in Wainui Rd. There have been many incarnations over the years, including altering the size of the

current location and subletting sections of the premises to cope with rent rises over the years. Shop manager Donna McGough says it’s the awesome community spirit, environmentalism and social activism that has lent itself to the success and longevity of the shop. “Our community is wonderful and they see us through the hard winter months that affect most of the shops in town. Trade Aid NZ would be very unlikely to start up a shop nowadays in a small town like Raglan,” she says.

Aid do things a little differently than your average business, Donna says, and has been combining development and trade for over 40 years. “We are an example of how businesses can help build a better world and that there is an alternative way of trade – a fair way,” she says. Trade Aid’s trading partners benefit from the fair and stable prices they receive for their products enabling them to invest in a variety of capacity building activities and resources, including training, health facilities, environmental initiatives, and educational services for their members. Run as a social enterprise and overseen by a local trust, Trade Aid has a couple of paid staff members and a handful of local volunteers who are committed to supporting Trade Aid’s work. “The Raglan Trade Aid team see their efforts as a very practical and useful way of making a difference," she says. The longest-serving shop volunteers and trustees Ann Kingsbury and Len Swann- both in their 70s - still make the trip from Ruapuke to volunteer in the shop one day a week as well as attending monthly Trade Aid Trust meetings. The pair have nearly 50 years combined service as shop volunteers – Ann started in 1995 and shoulder-tapped her cousin Len to do the same three months later. “The best thing about volunteering at Trade Aid is being surrounded by such beautifully hand-crafted objects and fine foodstuffs; the fact that they are fairly traded is a bonus. I also really value the interaction with colleagues and customers,” Ann says. Former shop staff and volunteers will be invited to a celebration morning tea. Please contact Trade Aid Whaingaroa/Raglan trust chair Meredith Youngson before Monday 21 October at meredith.youngson@ gmail.com or 021 563143. Head to the shop between Saturday, October 19 and Friday, October 25 to pick up a birthday celebration bargain. Janine Jackson

Animal Health Column For Raglan People + their Pets

Summer sailing fun ‘Have a Go’ day

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Animal Health Column Dental For Raglandisease People + their Pets

Rodenticides vs. dogs

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he Raglan Sailing Club (RSC) will soon be starting their summer sailing calendar of Learn To Sail (LTS) courses for both children and adults. This year will have Level 1 beginners courses as well as added Level 2/3 sessions and a new course for adult beginners. There will also be lots of fun events over the season as part of the Club calendar. To start things off there will be a ‘Have a Go’ day on Sunday 13th October from 9am – 12pm

at Lorenzen Bay. The day is free of charge and is a great way to try your hand in one of their fleet of small boats in a safe and social environment. Please bring warm clothing, a change of clothes and a life jacket if you have one but the Club has a number of life jackets for use. Sailing is a wonderful way of enjoying our great harbour so come and give it a try! You can get more information on the Raglan Sailing School facebook page or check out the website www.sailraglan.org. See you there!

Study finds that online voting won’t engage more youth as voter turn out sees all time low

oter turnout for this Saturday's local elections is heading for a record low, with an official saying online voting must be brought in to halt the decline. Electionsnz.com chief returning officer Warwick Lampp said turnout had been trending down for some time. He said based on current estimates, turnout this election was likely to be at an all-time low. Every local government election there are those who advocate for online voting as a fix for dismal voter engagement. But while the convenience would no doubt be popular with many, online voting would not solve the historical low turnout rates, says Dr Julienne Molineaux from the Auckland University of Technology. “Overseas experience is that online voting tends to be popular with those who are already likely to vote and who have high levels of digital literacy. “It does little to help add new people to the voter pool, and this holds even for young voters.” Dr Molineaux says the reason most people don’t vote in local government elections has little to do with the technology used – be it post or digital technology. Non-voters are not a homogenous group and reasons they give for not casting their ballots include: • Not being interested in politics or local government;

• Low levels of civics literacy, such as not knowing an election was on, or how to enrol or vote; • Wanting to vote but not having enough information about candidates, policies or issues to complete the ballot. Dr Molineaux says shifting the ballot from paper to a screen would not help solve these problems. A lack of information is an important hurdle, even for those who see voting as socially desirable. “The local government ballot is very complex and the lack of political party branding makes decision-making hard, even for those who follow politics. “Having the ballot on a screen will not reduce decision-making hurdles, nor reduce cynicism among people who have switched off from politics.” Dr Molineaux says the security risks of online voting should also not be under-estimated. “IT security experts are unanimous that voting systems are vulnerable to hacking and corruption.” Dr Molineaux is a researcher at The Policy Observatory, based at the Auckland University of Technology. She has recently updated her paper: Solving and Creating Problems: Online Voting in New Zealand. You still have time to vote in the Waikato District Local elections. Fill out your voting ballot and drop it off to the Raglan Library by 12 noon, October 12.

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Auction 8a Government Road Raglan Is location important? Take advantage of this opportunity to own a humble, iconic Kiwi bach offering two bedrooms. The native timber flooring adds to the rustic charm of the property. Lounge windows line the living room and frame the amazing view of the legendary Raglan Bar. The updated bathroom is a bonus. Just a walk to the swimming beach, wharf, boat ramp and all town facilities. A perfect holiday hideout. Explore the opportunity of future development. Situated on a half share of 1019 square metres.

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Auction 4213 State Highway 23 Raglan Escape to the country with this fantastic lifestyle opportunity, only a few minutes from Raglan township, set on 19.2 acres (more or less). Enjoy both its elevated, north-facing position and the magical widespread views of the inner Raglan harbour and surrounding rural landscape. This large rustic barn-style home features 5 bedrooms with mezzanine overlooking downstairs living and dining. Mezzanine consists of large second living area, 2 bedrooms and second bathroom. Downstairs consists of open plan living and dining, 3 bedrooms, large bathroom, boiler room and laundry. Underfloor heating feed from wood fire boiler keeps this large home toasty and warm all winter long. Second Dwelling: The tidy little Cottage is approximately 6 years old featuring open plan kitchen, living and dining. One bedroom and bathroom, very private. But wait... thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s more! Between the two houses is a large shed/workshop with mezzanine floor. Well fenced with a good water supply, also featuring chicken run and assortment of fruit trees.

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Auction 6:00pm, Friday 11 October Ray White Office (unless sold prior) View By Appointment Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

Open Home 9c East Street Raglan This delightful two-bedroom home has had a makeover. Apartment type living with well planted, low maintenance grounds. Drive into a well-appointed carport conveniently located at your front door. The spacious open-plan living captures the sun and views of Mt Karioi in the west, plus a peek of the estuary. A private deck by the dining area has access to its own private, sunny, east-facing decking. An upgraded bathroom boasts a modern new vanity and toilet, large corner shower and a heated towel rail. The bedrooms both enjoy new carpet and good wardrobe space. The woodenlook flooring throughout the remainder is a delicious bonus. Newly painted interior in neutral colours will compliment any decor.

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View Saturday & Sunday 2:00pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 027 441 8964

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23155 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

25 Cross Street Raglan This is your way into the Raglan Market. Set on one level, the property consists of 3 bedrooms, a living area, cute rustic kitchen and single garage. Having owned the property for many years the current owner thinks it’s time for a new family to enjoy this Raglan gem – either as a permanent home, book-a-bach or family beach house. Location is everything! Situated next to Artist Chris Meek’s Gallery on one side and recreational grounds on the other. Only minutes from the beach, boat ramp and a short stroll to shops and cafes. The grounds are low maintenance with a lawn area and fullyfenced private area out the back.. Half share in 1130 square metres. With a bit of TLC you could make this ‘diamond in the rough’ shine!

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View Sunday 12:00pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 027 441 8964

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23143 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Open Home 45A Wallis Street Raglan You will love the retro features of this north-facing home situated in the very popular Wallis Street. Delightful polished floors welcome you and flow through to two double bedrooms - the master with water views. Make the most of the near-new sleep-out at the rear of the house also with water views and access to its own bathroom and courtyard. A carport to store the boat and a single garage to lock up your toys are what you will need being so close to the wharf. An appealing property and just a walk to town, cafes and shops and across the road for swimming and kayaking. A home that will appeal to a wide market including first home buyers or retirees. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23153 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Blair Hanna 027 441 8964 Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

1809 Whaanga Road Raglan Enjoy the peace and fresh air of a rural retreat near the beach! Situated 20 mins from the hustle and bustle of Raglan township this 1.56 hectare section (approx 3.8 acres) is waiting for you to build your dream home. Looking down a picturesque valley towards Ruapuke Beach you are only 600m to swimming, surfing, fishing or collecting mussels from the rocks. It no longer has to be a dream - this section is affordable for you to build your home or beach bach.

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$295,000

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Get in touch today for further information. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23149 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

Yana Pemberton 021 183 0479

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with Andrew Templeton Improve your riding skills, no matter what your riding level. Day 1: Saturday 19 October, Beetham Park, Hamilton. This day is for: Learner licence holders and intermediate riders. All riders must have a motorcycle licence and provide their own bike. Time: 9am - 4pm

Day 2: Sunday 20 October, Beetham Park, Hamilton. This day is for: Experienced and returning riders. All riders must have a motorcycle licence and provide their own bike. Time: 9am - 4pm

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New and improved facilities as golf club marks 50 years

The green which is now number 7, pictured in 1968.

olfers are revelling in the new, improved facilities at the Raglan Golf Club’s Te Hutewai Road 18-hole course. The non-stop action at the attractive course received a major boost with the recent felling of several stands of mature pine trees. Contractors milled the export-quality timber which returned a tidy income for the club. That kick-started plans for improvements on the course and clubhouse. Gone are the sheep that contently grazed the course for many years. “Members agreed that, although the flock of sheep had done a wonderful job keeping the fairway grass under control for a long time, the course would offer a more attractive surface if it is maintained in other ways,” said club president Peter Aim.

“So, we sold the sheep and we are investing in new machinery to use in the upkeep of the course.” On the list are mowers and a tractor. “It will be more work and time consuming, but at the end of the day we will have a great golf course,” Aim said. “Already, after just a short time, the feedback from golfers has been absolutely positive and the course will continue to get better and better – it’s pretty exciting.” The felling of the pines has also given the club the opportunity to explore beautification and other options. “We have developed a re-planting plan,” Aim said. Natives, along with various species, feature on the plan which is already underway. Changes to the ninth and 17th holes are also under discussion.

A working bee at the golf course in 1968 “We want to raise the course rating and we are considering the idea of lengthening those two holes,” he explained. Practice nets have been erected and the finishing touches will be completed in a short while. The roadside vegetation has been tidied, as has the entrance driveway to the course and the carpark has been extended. The clubhouse hasn’t been forgotten. “The clubhouse is looking great,” said Aim. “Members, as they have done with working bees on the course, have pitched in with painting and other projects to upgrade the clubhouse interior. Also the floors have been upgraded to polished concrete and look fabulous. “There’s a wonderfully positive vibe around the club and with an enthusiastic, vibrant executive, things are going ahead in leaps and bounds.”

ongratulations and happy 50th birthday to the Raglan Golf Club. The club celebrated it's 50th year as the Raglan Golf Club, previously known as the Waitetuna Golf Club. The weekend started with a Māori blessing, golf tournament, dinner, auction, ambrose golf challenge and a Sunday lunch. Tony Burns (pictured) our club patron gave an informative historical address at the Saturday dinner. Winners of the colouring competition were: 4-5years - Zoe Roberts 6-9 years - William Coleman 10-12 years - Libby Thomson/Jasmin Anderson 13years and over - Jack Thomson. A great weekend was enjoyed by all.

RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

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Captivating Country Lifestyle The vendors don't want to leave but circumstances demand it, so it's your win!

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY There are two large bathrooms with one offering a full bath, rest assured you won't have to share with the kids! You'll adore the romantic outdoor bath area, a soak under the stars is a delight.

The open plan living/dining spaces enjoy ample natural light filtering through multiple glass windows, this space also shows off the cook's kitchen complete with two ovens, induction cook top and huge fridge. The flawless integration of outdoor/indoor living with the sizeable decks, extends the home's living space perfect for alfresco dining and all-weather evening BBQ's by the fully fenced pool.

The self-contained, one-bedroom studio provides a great space for extended family, guest accommodation or a home office. Set on an impressive 16 acres of varied contour, the potential is endless! Savour the well-kept garden and orchard with mature fruit trees, to get you started.

On offer are three generous bedrooms, as well as a single bedroom, currently utilised as a craft room. The bedrooms are spacious and bright, all offering varied views of the landscape.

The school bus stops at the gate for the popular local Te Mata school and it's only 15 minutes on the sealed road to the bustling culture of Raglan

(Unless Sold Prior) Closes 3.00pm, Tuesday 5 November

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Next meeting: Tuesday October 15th, at 1-00pm in the Church Hall Stewart Street. Guest Speaker Aaron Laboyrie talking about Elephant Garlic. Floral Art, A Table Decoration. Normal Competitions, Display Table, Sales Table, Raffle, Garden Vibes, Tea and Biscuits. Dalton’s visit Tuesday October 22nd, $30, seats still available. Ring 825 0278. *Sponsored by RC

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New Listing

Watch the Orca go by

Everyday’s a Holiday

For Sale $320,000 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz

Prime leasehold position. This gorgeous beach bach is exactly what a Quintessential Kiwi Bach should be! Perfectly located across the road from the beach and set in an elevated position the views of the harbour and over the waves to the Raglan bar are incredible! The funky, colourful and very tidy 2 bedroom bach sits on a flat 817m² section. The beach is easily accessible for some of NZ’s best kiteboarding, fishing and beach walks. There’s ample off street parking for cars, boats & camping. This million dollar location is second to none and one to make memories that will last a lifetime.

New Listing

Contact Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 Email

ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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New Listing

Elevated and sunny, this low maintenance, 2 bedroom home has a laid-back, beachy vibe. Generous open plan living opens onto dual decks perfect for relaxing with family and friends. The lower part of the site has established native planting which flows into covenanted planting below creating a haven for bird life. A separate single garage provides storage for your equipment and your car plus there is plenty of parking for extra vehicles or the boat. This is a great easy care holiday home or live here year round and feel like you are on holiday every day! Deadline at 2pm on Wednesday 6th November.

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15 Point Street

31 Lily Street

Project Point Street What will you do? Located close to town this elevated property has panoramic water views of the Kaitoke estuary and outlook to Mount Karioi. Here is a property with potential for future development, the size of this site (984m² more or less) gives the new owners an opportunity (subject to Council consents) to subdivide and create an additional allotment. Sitting on the section is a cute little bach, currently tenanted providing income for the new owner while you consider your options. If you are looking for a project then consider this, peaceful, private, close to town and stunning water views. Contact Graham to view.

The Hidden Jewel Located on a private lane off one of Raglan’s best streets lies this ‘Hidden Jewel’ of yesteryear for sale for the first time in 38 years. The quaint 1960’s bungalow sits elevated facing north has expansive water views & has so much potential to rejuvenate & renovate into something extremely special. The 1467m² section may hold development potential but is attractive ‘as is’ with its enchanted garden featuring flowering trees, fruit trees & shrubs plus a path that leads to the beach in front of the property. So private, yet conveniently only a short 2 minute walk down to the popular wharf area.

For Sale Contact Email View

FINAL NOTICE

Deadline 6.11.19 2pm unless sold prior

Auction Contact Email View

By Negotiation Graham Rope - 021 222 7427 grahamr.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2FSHFG

COMMERCIAL

28.10.19 1pm on site Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 1 - 1:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/2FYHFG

3/12 Nau Mai Road 105sqm warehouse or storage - 105sqm (more or less) warehouse with 3.6m roller door - Would suit a small business or storage - 3 phase power, secure yard, drive through access and fibre internet - Located on the outskirts of Raglan and only 30 minutes to Hamilton - Building can be split in several ways, see other listings for options - Architecturally designed and beautifully landscaped with native planting - With the first unit already leased, act quickly to secure this premises in time for summer. - Price is per annum + GST & outgoings.

24b Manukau Road Motivated on Manukau Nicely tucked away off the road and situated in an elevated position, this 3 bedroom home enjoys panoramic views of the Te Uku wind farm and a peek of the harbour. This tidy property has a northerly aspect & a slightly quirky yet totally functional layout, featuring a galley style kitchen and sliding doors opening onto the completely private & sun soaked deck. An attached garage conveniently accesses the deck + there are 2 garden sheds & loads of under house storage. Cox Bay is just a stroll away, a bus stop across the road and easy access to SHW23 for commuters.

Lease $10,500 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ View

Deadline 10.10.19 2pm unless sold prior Contact Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2FWHFG View

Chrissy Cox

Kyle Leuthart

Michelle O’Byrne

Stephen O’Byrne

Robbie Regnier

Matt Sweetman

Graham Rope

Natasha Metcalfe-Black

027 287 1804

021 903 309

021 969 878

021 969 848

021 952 271

021 624 826

021 222 7427

027 555 9994

Licensed Salesperson

Raglan Property Manager

*NB Boundary lines on photos are approximate & merely a guide. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.

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