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28th January 2021 - Issue #717

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aglan artist Dot Williams is holding her first exhibition, and it will be her last.

“I’ve got a lot of paintings and it will be nice for them to see the light of day,” she laughs. Running in February from Wednesday 3 to Friday 26 at the Old School, the exhibition is a retrospective look at decades of creativity. The 77-year-old’s art journey started in primary school in Oamaru, strictly speaking her first public showing occurred around this time when a few of her pictures featured at the Winter Show in Dunedin. She did School Certificate art, very badly she says, in the days when a year’s achievement was based on an end-of-year exam. Art students were given a list of topics and the painting they completed was then assessed by the exam board. “The art we learnt at high school wasn’t as wide as it is these days; we just painted pictures. I don’t remember doing anything special.” Dot went on to became a primary school teacher and continued to explore her creative side with her students.

She moved to Australia as a 22-yearold, met her husband, carried on teaching, and had children. The family moved many times, even living in a caravan in the central Queensland gem fields where she taught herself screen printing and sold her products to a local shop. After 20 years in Australia, Dot and her husband moved back to New Zealand with their young children. With her husband working in the mines in Rotowaro, they lived in the village until it was entirely removed in the 1980s to make way for a large opencast mine. “We watched the village houses shifted away on the back of trucks.” They moved to Raglan 30 years ago and both children went through Raglan Area School. Dot got work at Te Akau School and continued inspiring young artists. Gravel most of the way back then, the 50-minute drive in her Honda Civic was hazardous. She went off the road on one occasion and remembers having to be escorted part of the way due to slips.

Apart from the few years’ art instruction at school, Dot considers herself largely self-taught. However, when she joined Betty Power’s Raglan Art Group, Dot was able to develop and upskill her creative techniques. “Betty would give us homework every month and that got me into doing lots of different things and trying lots of different styles.” Her gypsy-like lifestyle is also reflected in the many different styles Dot has explored on her artistic voyage of discovery. For a time, she created scenes on eucalyptus bark with a wood burning tool. She had her cat period when she created numerous pastel drawings of felines they’re her favourites and she says they’re not for sale. Nearly every wall in her house is adorned with her art work; from New Zealand landscapes, native birds, abstract and cubist paintings to the pictures of Sam Hunt and other famous identities. Dot’s exhibition is open daily from 10am-2pm at the Old School Arts Centre - February from Wednesday 3 to Friday 26.

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Even though the NZTA has an intersection with limited wo tricky intersections spent millions recently sealing and visibility, and that slow traffic may within a few hundred metres of each other on busy upgrading SH23 in the general be turning into or out of a hidden SH23 have been the scene vicinity, Ross reckons it’s steering side road,” NZTA explains. The agency adds that, as a result of many near-misses, says a clear of the dodgy intersections because the area is earmarked for of recent discussion From left,resident Ryan Callinan, Willoughby (Rag), Kora Cooper (Rag), Navryn Malone (Rag), with Raglan nearby who isJayden waging a large new subdivision and the residents around safety issues Finn Vette (Gis) and Mark Occhilupo. a campaign to eliminate the Waikato District Council has its on SH23, it is now considering dangers. own plans which include putting in

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Soundsplash celebrates 20 years C elebrating 20 years since their first event in the Town Hall, Soundsplash Festival hosted both international and Kiwi artists as well as local up-and-coming rangatahi - all performing to a sold out crowd over the weekend.

“We began in 2001 in the Raglan Town Hall and are honoured to have these incredible acts join us for the 2021 line-up 20 years later.” said, organiser Naomi Tuao. This year many of the performing artists that have been mentored through the Soundsplash youth talent programme performed on the big stage including, Merehia Williams-Hutchins - winner of the Whaingaroa Talent Factory competition. Images on this page thanks to Margaret Dillon and Desmond Nielsen.

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Students’ families set to Rubbish dumping taints get their say on school sacred Tainui site uniform proposals

lively whānau hui is on the cards next week as Raglan Area School’s board of trustees meets with families of students to discuss its controversial proposal to introduce a school uniform from later this year. The board is understood to have advised only late last year that the wearing of uniforms will become mandatory from term three of 2021, a move that some parents complain has caught them by surprise. How widespread any concerns on the uniform issue are may become clearer at a question-and-answer discussion evening next Wednesday (Feb 3) for families of students, to be followed by what the board describes as a school whanau survey. But while the survey will be conducted among “the families of students enrolled at the school”, the board has stopped short of promising it will be binding. “The information gained from this community meeting and survey will allow us to determine our final decision,” principal Louisa Barham told parents in a December 8 uniform update. “The board wants to make the right decision for our community.” Some people fear any discussion will be little more than a formality, and that the matter is a fait accompli. Leading the charge is Astrid Conjaerts Schepel who has formed a ‘Parents against school uniforms’ Facebook page. The page had 54 followers early this week. Parents were most concerned at the cost of a school uniform, while some were worried about whether uniforms would upset children with body image issues and associated psychological problems. “I hope these parents jump on the ‘no’ wagon closer to February 3 (for the Q and A evening),” she said. Astrid – whose three children have attended the area school, one of whom is still a student there – says there should’ve been a “robust” consultation with the school community as, she points out, is advised on the Ministry of Education and New Zealand School Trustees Association websites. Having looked back on minutes from past board meetings, some of

which she is unable to locate, she’s discovered mention of the uniforms proposal back in the board’s February 2020 minutes but adds that doesn’t seem to be the first time it was discussed. The Chronicle has sought without success to talk directly to board of trustees chair Lisa Thomson about the uniforms issue, and didn’t get far either with a few written questions. “Apologies for my late response,” Lisa replied some weeks on. “I have shared this (the set of questions) with our principal and my fellow board members.” However Lisa had earlier referred the Chronicle to the school’s website, and this gives a broad indication of the board’s thinking on the matter. The website says the introduction of a uniform will contribute to increasing students’ sense of belonging and identity; that uniforms “level the playing field” because everyone is dressed the same; that they can increase student safety by, for instance, making no allowance for gang-affiliated clothing or colours; that uniforms are usually cheaper than a year’s supply of other clothing; and that without the likes of ‘labels’ they can lessen distractions in the classroom. Astrid, however, believes requiring students to wear uniforms emphasises sameness and conformity in an era striving to teach tolerance and acknowledge diversity. Rather than celebrating its uniqueness the school is trying to mimic some bigger and richer schools in Hamilton, she says. She maintains research shows student uniforms have no positive effect on substance abuse, behavioral problems or attendance. It is understood that when the uniforms issue was last raised five years ago, there was no clear majority and so the matter was not progressed. Currently Raglan Area School sports teams, te roopu students and student leaders wear a uniform when required, while all intermediate and senior students are encouraged to wear the school PE uniform for sporting activities. A.T

DOC and Waikato Regional Council staff involved in the tyre removal work at Te Toto Gorge last year. Photo / Waikato Regional Council

isitors to Te Toto Gorge, a picturesque, and culturally significant site, just south of Raglan, are being urged to report people rubbish dumping. DOC is responsible for the management of the amphitheatre-shaped gorge, which is significant to local iwi and DOC. Te Toto overlooks the Tasman Sea on the south western slopes of Te Maunga o Karioi west of Pirongia Forest Park and was once the site of Maori gardens. DOC’s Waikato District Biodiversity and Recreation/Historic Supervisor Glyn Morgan says rubbish dumping at Te Toto Gorge is an ongoing issue for the Department and mana whenua, and this behaviour disrespects the importance of the location and its history. “We’ve found some disgusting stuff dumped out there – used nappies, bags of household waste, construction materials, and even 180 old tyres, which we removed in a joint operation with Waikato Regional Council,” Glyn Morgan says. “The effort we have to go to cleaning up and disposing of this junk takes our team away from core conservation work and diverts our resources from protecting threatened species and improving visitor experiences.” The dumping of rubbish on Public Conservation Land is illegal. Under the Conservation Act, an

individual can face up to two years’ imprisonment or a fine up to $100,000 for contaminants, while a corporate can face up to a $200,000 fine. Under the Litter Act, an individual can be fined up to $5,000 and a corporate up to $20,000. Since the passing of the Conservation (Infringement Systems) Act 2018, the Department now has the ability to issue infringement notices for minor instances of littering. Penalties for littering on public conservation land incur a $300 Infringement fine. All local councils offer refuse disposal services to residents and business, Glyn Morgan says. “So ultimately there’s absolutely no excuse for tipping trash into a location like this. We’re sick of it and find it grossly disrespectful.” Any visitors to Te Toto Gorge who see rubbish dumping or similar behaviour are urged to take down details of any vehicles or people they see involved. “Registration numbers, vehicle descriptions and photographs are very useful to us in pursuing the dumpers,” Glyn Morgan says. “Any information can be provided to us by the public via the 0800 DOC HOT (0800 362 468) line,” he says. DOC

Whaingaroa two-day golf tournament

hinking 'Big' has never been a problem for the Raglan Golf Club and deciding to organize a two-day golf tournament came as second nature for its organising committee. This special event is set for Auckland Anniversary Weekend and huge entries are expected. Sub committee leader, Wayne Borrell, is confident the tournament will be a resounding success. "We started planning in 2020 and this has kept us ahead of schedule. We

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have a strong ,hardworking committee who are dedicated to the Tournaments success. The course is in top notch condition,so let's get it on," replied Wayne. A $90 entry fee gives you lunch on both days, with Friday 29 January being a practice day. There will be Mens division of Senior, Intermediate and Junior. Womens divisions will comprise of Bronze, Silver and Junior. Registrations can be done on line or by contacting Tim at the clubhouse on 0275934676.

Glyn Morgan removing dumped tires from historic Maori site. Photo/ Waikato Regional Council.

Spectacular Lifestyle Opportunity 73b Maungatawhiri Road Raglan Are you intending to build your “once in a lifetime” dream home? The astute buyer will recognise the advantages of this superior location. The sweeping driveway welcomes you to a mesmerising vista. Take advantage of 1.7006 hectares with a large flat building site. Design your home to embrace the expansive panoramic ocean, harbour, estuary and Mt Karioi views and only a 5 minute drive to Raglan town.

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The orchard is already established. The plot is ready and waiting for you with power to the site. Enjoy the magic of what our owner tells us is crystal clear water sourced from the property’s very own bore, but you’ll need to come and taste it for yourself to really experience it. The property also offers charming woody accommodation chalets ideal for family and friends. Bring your architect and your builder. The rest is up to you! For Sale $1,550,000 View Call Julie for an appointment to view now!

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Raglan Backpackers & Water Front Lodge Stunning waterfront playground at your doorstep. We are proud to present to the market this extraordinary lifestyle and income opportunity in seaside Raglan. A unique, wellestablished and successful business located in a prime, central town location. Diverse accommodation options including a large self-contained 3 bedroom waterfront house enjoying picturesque water views. The house includes 3 additional separate multi-sleeping units, all enjoying direct access to a private, planted courtyard. The second part of the business is Lodge-style accommodation with 11 separate multi-sleeping rooms, lounge, kitchen and bathrooms, all flowing onto a second sun-trapped courtyard complete with spa pool and sauna. A fun and enjoyable business to be part of, easily managed by two people. Live on-site or simply invest and retain existing managers. We are selling the business and the buildings which are situated on 1012 sqm with a perpetual WDC ground lease (never ends). For Sale Price by Negotiation View 1:00pm Saturday or call Julie or Mel for an appointment to view

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4 Strong 2020 sales, popular with domestic tourism 4 Excellent return on investment 4 Sale includes a thriving water sports equipment rental business plus surf school 4 Great potential for further development 4 One of only a few commercially zoned waterfront properties in Raglan

NEW LISTING 14 James Street Raglan Just a walk and you are bang in the middle of town. Just a walk and you are at the beach! The bus drives past your doorstep. This three-bedroom house is a keeper and will be well sought after. Make this very tidy property your perfect place to nest or invest. An ideal location to retire to, the perfect beach home or a magnificent rental investment. The current tenant is very happy to continue as a long term tenant. Just a few of the many great features of the property include a modern kitchen with gorgeous stone benchtops, two separate living areas and a wood burner. There is also a separate stunning studio at the rear of the property with huge potential for further development. Situated on 931 sqm.

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AUCTION 392 Wainui Road Raglan Undoubtedly one of the most exceptional properties on the market in Raglan today. This impressive home, situated on 6489sqm, is surrounded by the most beautiful environment and is within walking distance to Ngarunui Beach. Only a short drive to Manu and Whale Bay and a 5-minute drive to Raglanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cafes, shops and all amenities. Offering three double bedrooms, a well appointed kitchen and open plan dining with separate lounge with seamless flow to decking from which to take in the rural and bushy vista. You will enjoy the great storage in the house. Double garage with internal access is an advantage. The house has been planned meticulously to take advantage of the environment and offers the very best in lifestyle living. A second 43sqm house on the property is also a star of the show. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23287 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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2 East Street Raglan Take advantage of securing this first home or rental investment. Two double bedrooms and potential for further development downstairs. Enjoy the spacious lounge with great views of the estuary and mountain view. A covered deck opening from the lounge makes entertaining and relaxing easy. A spacious double garage with internal access is a bonus. The grounds are well planted. The property is situated within walking distance to town and you will enjoy the bushy boardwalk around the estuary which is just at the bottom of the road. Just a walk to town and school and very close to the bus stop for out-lying schools and Hamilton. Situated on half share in 1214. See you at the advertised open homes.

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AUCTION 110a Greenslade Road Raglan Are you seeking a very solid tidy home with fantastic views overlooking the Raglan harbour and wharf? This is it! This 4 bedroom home has a modern kitchen and open plan lounge which flows to decking ideal for entertaining and orca watching. Another deck provides the ideal space for sheltered family gatherings. Do you have a boat, a motor-home or just lots of kids with cars? Bring them all here, there is ample room. A large double garage plus a high stud carport and a separate outside studio are the bonuses that make this property a winner. Situated on 1067sqm, vege gardens and fruit trees await you. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23281 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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Sands of time - Continuing our occasional history

series, we look back to Whaingaroa a century ago – 1921 on a 7ft square granite pedestal. Earlier in the year, Richard Bollard, Raglan's Reform Party M.P. from 1911 to 1927, opened Te Uku & District Memorial Hall. Later a new tennis court was built next to the Hall. It was also the year Waitetuna got new tennis courts.

century ago, the country was moving from post war shortages to 1920s recession. By June, wool was described as “unsaleable, the bottom knocked out of the stock market, and butter declining”. The government had borrowed £80m to fight the war. Keynesian economics was still unknown, so, when Reform Party Minister of Works (and later Prime Minister), Gordon Coates, visited Raglan in 1921, it was reported that, as national debt had risen to £200m, “He could not afford to build railways or electric works unless the service could be supplied to return a profit to the consumer. The present estimates were £300,000 a month, of which £100,000 was set aside for relief works. He had no intention of turning the public works of the country into relief works, as had been done in the past”. Motor cars continued to take over from horses and another sea plane arrived - but Raglan still ran short of sugar and flour when storms held up ships - there were still reports of injuries due to horses bolting and saddler and harness maker, Frank Crawford, had a business in Bow St, next to Bernard's Bakery (Show Off). As this photo published in 1921 shows,

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the wide grassy island in Bow St remained and there was no parking problem. The muddy main road finally went into history when the wives of Councillor Rawlinson, the doctor and postmaster spread the last two feet of gravel at Kauroa on 27 April 1921. The decade-long project had cost over £20,000. The Waikato Times commented, “The next most important move is to get the harbour controlled by Raglan instead of Ngaruawahia.” Other roads metalled in 1921 were Wallis St, Okete Rd, Te Mata Rd, Te Uku Landing Rd and Mangakino Rd. Council bought a new steamroller and a crushing plant was added at Gibbison's quarry. Jerome's Deviation Bridge, over Te Mata Stream, allowed the newer Te Mata Rd to take a more direct route than the previous bridge, aligned for the older route via Maungatawhiri Rd. Bankart St was formed in 1921, having been sold in 1917. Improved roads were probably the reason for Raglan's population more than doubling; from 154 in 1906 to 350 in 1931. They also started the decline of the port. In November 1921 a report said wool, previously shipped via Raglan, was trucked from Te Akau and Waingaro and railed from Ngāruawāhia. In 1920 the Waikato Times noted that,

“never has the little township had so many visitors” and, of the 1921 season, it again said, “A record number of visitors took advantage of the glorious summer weather to visit Raglan for the annual carnival, and the once quiet little town was a scene of bustle and activity as the motor cars came pouring in, filling the garage and every available space.” Travel across the harbour was made easier with a telephone at the new Te Akau wharf replacing a bell as the means of calling the ferry-man. Also the “hours of the telephone exchange have been extended from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.” The Minister of Public Works' visit Raglan in June related to a previous era. He formally opened the new wharf (in use from 1920) and turned the first sod for the War Memorial. Of the 75 who went to war from Karioi and Whaingaroa ridings, 21 had died. The cenotaph was described as an obelisk, surrounded by steps in a 15ft by 60ft reserve. It cost about £550, of which £294 had been collected by 1921. The rest was fundraised over the next two years. Warren and Blechynden, of Hamilton, built a 19 feet high Harcourt granite obelisk (from Mount Alexander near Melbourne), with a bronze sword near the top and a 2ft square polished plinth below, resting

The rugby club was another sport with its final home in 1921. The Waikato Times described the 6 acres as a ti-tree swamp, “slowly being reclaimed and laid out by efforts organised by the local Carnival club. . . The ladies of Raglan intend holding a "Paddy's Market" on November 5, the proceeds to go to beautifying the newly-acquired recreation grounds. A fair amount of drainage will be necessary before the various sports can be satisfied.” Another new sports ground was Raglan Bowling Club, which held its first meeting on 4 July 1921 and bought the first quarter acre of the current club on 28 December 1921. Walking was also popular. Raglan Chamber of Commerce received notice that the Tourist Department Minister would consider a grant for a track to the top of Karioi. Indoor recreation also developed. The library of 1300 books, run by estate agent, A. R. Langley, was taken over by the Town Board and music also advanced in 1921; “An enthusiastic meeting was held in Raglan re formation of a brass band, when it was decided to form a town band It was also decided to vest the instruments in the Raglan Town Board. As there is already an Orchestral Society with a good string band, Raglan should be well provided with music for the future.” There must have been a bit of a setback later in the year, when the shop of H. Salmon, Bow St bootmaker, but also bandmaster, caught fire. Farmers’ Trading Co (now Indi) was another shop with a problem. Its verandah was blown away in 1921.

Another 1921 incident was the Royal Hotel being charged with selling liquor on a Sunday to two occupants of a motor-car, which afterwards went over a bank on the deviation. The law was that liquor could be served with meals at a hotel, but not on Sundays to anyone other than boarders. The Sunday ban remained until 1999. The photo below shows a navigation beacon on the far right. In 1921 the Ladies' Church Guild raised over £200 towards the building the new Church of St. Peter, which replaced the beacon in 1924. Bryant home (now Bible Camp) also had its origin in 1921. On 21 October Dan Bryant started the process of setting up a children's convalescent home on 73 acres of his bush and farm. 1921 marked the end of the flax industry. The combination of low returns in the 1921 recession, and the rapid spread of the yellow leaf disease, reduced production to 9,643 tons, after which the industry in Raglan never recovered. An enterprise which seemed likely to proceed was the Frankton to Raglan 2ft. 6in. gauge railway, via the Waitetuna Valley, which was estimated to, “be operating in two and a-half years. . . a tender has been received from an Australian firm, the price, which includes rolling stock, being £300,000. . . trains will be able to make a speed of from 10 to 14 miles an hour.” Like other light railways, but not most roads, it needed ratepayer support, which it failed to gain. Lastly, another photo published in 1921. Some buildings from a century ago remain, but Wainui Rd was a winding track and Raglan was still small. A bridge remained over the creek near Stewart St. Sawmills operated on Karioi and often the atmosphere was filled with the smoke of bush fires. Change was slow, but happening. John Lawson

Stunning Result for First Year Bowlers Golf Club Annual Prizegiving

o take out line-honours in a club championship event is one thing, but for couple Robin and Sue Pipe, both new to the sport and the district, winning the individual men and women’s Junior singles events, was an ‘out of the box’ performance. To win their respective titles, each had to play against other 5 Year and Under competitors, no easy feat when you’re up against gruelling weather conditions and tough competition, in games that can take over two hours each to play. Not everyone enjoys singles play – you’re on your own and have to concentrate on every shot to out-perform the opposition. Clearly for Sue and Robin, it’s a challenge they both relish.

ts smiles all around for our 2020 Raglan Golf Club Champions who were presented their Trophies by Ex All White Ricky Herbert at the Clubs Annual Prizegiving evening.

Top image: Robin and Sue Pipe on the green, enjoying a sport and club they feel very much at home at. Bottom image: Robin, with junior singles finals competitor Alan Price

"It was a great night,well attended,excellent food and an appropriate way to recognize our annual winners." Club President Chris Harris said. Smiling recipients are from left, Chris Harris, Amanda Cron, Charlie Young, Ang Curle and Scott Klaver.

Golf Club New Year Tournament

aglan Golf Club ushered in the New Year with a Swish and a Whack as golfers from far and wide participated in the New Year Tournament. Held in perfect conditions on January 2. Mens Club Captain, Steve Hanham was ecstatic with the 70 entry turnout of both 18 hole and 9 hole participants."Its very satisfying to run such a successful tournament,especially on our beautifully manicured course. The

greens played true and golfers enjoyed our usual warm Raglan hospitality." Silas Toornstra became the proud winner of the Richard Page Trophy, presented for the very first time on the day. Gross Divisional winners were: Div 1. Silas Toornstra. Div 2. David George. Div 3. Tom Wilson. 9 hole Amanda Cron. Stableford Winners were.. Div 1. Mark Lempriere. Div 2. Graham Farrelly. Div 3. Stu Doran. 9 hole. Teresa Wilkinson. Big THANKS also go to Bayleys Real Estate who kindly sponsored the event.

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RAGLAN 83B Small Road Escape to the Country For peace & tranquillity look no further than this sprawling Waitetuna lifestyle property enjoying expansive views of the beautiful Otonga valley. Set on 3.4 ha with native bush aspects, there’s not a neighbour in sight so sit back & enjoy the privacy. An entertainer’s dream, the spacious open plan living, dining & modern kitchen look out to wondrous views of native bush and pine forest. The contemporary kitchen delivers all the mod cons, with bifold windows onto a large partially-covered deck. The spacious, family-sized bathroom is elegantly tiled, with walk-in shower, chic bath & vanity.

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RAGLAN 11A Ryan Road Te Akau Sanctuary Privately located in a peaceful cul-de-sac, this gorgeous home is adjacent to the estuary reserve where you can launch your kayak. Featuring a stylish kitchen, open plan lounge and dining area, two bedrooms and a bathroom with a dreamy clawfoot bath, this Kiwi bach meets modern living. Set on a freehold 1042sqm site, this sale also includes a half share in the 1244m² adjacent bush-clad section. Set yourself up for the lifestyle you’ve always dreamt of, or if you’re not quite ready for that you can create holiday memories with family and friends. Don’t miss this opportunity – call Jono Hutson

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652 Kawhia Road RAGLAN 35 Long Street $1.3M $1.15M 4 1 4 2 2 652 Kawhia Road is currently run as part of a large This substantial property set on 1012sqm has a lot to offer. Plus GST (if any) GST Inclusive Small Farm and Large Lifestyle! Sunsets, Harbour Views to Raglans traditional sheep and beef farm. Located in Te Mata near Perfectly situated within easy walking distance $1.3M $1.15M VIEW VIEW 652 Kawhia Road is currently as part of a large This property on 1012sqm to offer. Raglan this is becoming an increasingly popularrun lifestyle shops and cafe's yet farsubstantial enough away to be set peaceful and has a lot Plus GST (if any) GST Inclusive By Appointmen By Appointment traditional sheep and beef farm. Located in Te Mata near Perfectly situated within easy walking distance to Raglans location with access to the amazing recreational activities quiet. Hours can be spent marvelling at the view of the VIEW VIEW Raglan this is becoming an increasingly popular lifestyle shops and cafe's yet far enough away to be peaceful and Raglan has to offer. On one of the boundaries to this 95ha Raglan Harbour and the bar, watching the boats, paddle Richard ThomsonBy Appointmen Richard ThomsonBy Appointment location with access to the amazing recreational activities quiet. Hours can be spent marvelling at the view of the block (subject to survey) is the Bridal Veil Falls reserve. boarders, kayaker's and kite surfers all from this property. M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 8625 Raglan has to offer. On one of the boundaries toEthis 95ha Raglan Harbour and the bar, watching the boats,Epaddle richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz Richard Thomson Richard Thomson block (subject to survey) is the Bridal Veil Falls reserve. boarders, kayaker's and kite surfers all from this property. M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 8625 E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz pggwre.co.nz/HAM31660 pggwre.co.nz/HAM30355

RAGLAN 1549 Whaanga Road pggwre.co.nz/HAM30355

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31660

$575,000 GST Inclusive

Four Prime Lifestyle Sections Situated at Ruapuke near Raglan are these four amazing lifestyle sections ranging in size from 8000m2 to 1.1ha, all have incredible ocean and mountain views. Within walking distance to Ruapuke beach very few properties ever come to the market. Take your pick of the sites available now and start planning your dream build.

RAGLAN

4337 State Highway 23

Location and Potential BEO $940,000

WAITETUNA

501 Waitetuna Valley Road pggwre.co.nz/HAM32446 Future Proofed 90ha - $1.95m

Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625

E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

RAGLAN 4337 State Highway 23 WAITETUNA 501 Waitetuna Valley Road $1.95M ENQUIRIES OVER $940,000 2 1 1 This is a property that 4 3 2 An opportunity to purchase 3.5ha this close to the Raglan has been farmed with pride and GST Inclusive Plus GST (if any) Location and Potential BEO $940,000 Future Proofed 90haAll - $1.95m town boundary doesn't happen very often. The contour of environmental consciousness for decades. water ways ENQUIRIES OVER $940,000 $1.95M VIEW VIEW An opportunity to many purchase 3.5hapotential this close to the Raglan is a property that has beenways farmed with pride and the land is flat to gentle rolling with suitable including springs, This the Waitetuna river and water GST Inclusive Plus GST (if any) By Appointment By Appointment towntrees boundary doesn't happen very often. The contour of environmental consciousness for decades. All water ways building sites. Mature on about 60%of the property leading to the river have been fenced off and planted in VIEW VIEW the land is flatcould to gentle rolling potential including springs, theshade Waitetuna riverand and waterRichard ways ThomsonBy Appointment make this a landscapers dream, be ideal for with many suitable natives. These plantings create shelter, for stock Richard ThomsonBy Appointment building sites. Mature trees on about 60%of the property leading to the river have been fenced off and planted in permaculture also. The property has a natural spring feed home to diverse bird life. The 40ha of easy rolling country M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 8625 makeTe this a landscapersRoad dream, could be ideal for natives.organically. These plantings create shelter, shade forEstock and E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz Richard Thomson Richard Thomson stream running through it. Papatapu and river flats are farmed 261 4M 027 29428625 3 permaculture also. The property has a natural spring feed home to diverse bird life. The 40ha of easy rolling country M 027 294 8625 E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz Admired Raglan Farm streamFinishing running through it. and river flats are farmed organically. pggwre.co.nz/HAM30758 pggwre.co.nz/HAM31412

RAGLAN

This 83ha (approx) grazing/finishing farm is a pleasure PGG Wrightson Real Estate pggwre.co.nz/HAM30758 Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 to farm and very well located. Residing in Te Mata near Wrightson Realfall Estatearea Limited, licensed under REAA 2008 Raglan, this is aPGG high rain (1450mm-1550mm annually) and has a great community with plenty of social and recreational opportunities on your doorstep.

$2.55M

Plus GST (if any)

NEW LISTING Coming soon

pggwre.co.nz/HAM31412

Helping grow the country Helping grow the country

7 Park Drive

This productive grazing/finishing block would be suitable as a stand alone grazing block or as a dairy support block. Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625 E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

Auction date TBC

pggwre.co.nz/HAM33543 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

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Results happen very quick Our body/brain organism has millions of movement and exercise classes Cell: 027 459 8547 and can bring a greater freedom to whatever YOGA years of evolution behind it. It knows how to janisbeet@gmail.com activities we enjoy, eg: gardening, walking, offemail: ered in Raglan. I have come across move well. Wth somati Raglan Yoga Loft.........................021 02442248 cs we find out why it is cycling, surfing, yoga, dancing, swimming. web:................................raglanyogaloft.co.nz not able to do this. We fi nd out what is getti ng yoga, pilates, contemporary dance, ‘Our sensory motor systems continually in the way. The job of somatic exercise respond to daily stresses and traumas with is to help the brain do its job properly. specifi c muscular reflexes. These reflexes The brain controls the way we move, so if we want to change the way create habitual muscular contractions, which we cannot voluntarily relax. The result is we move we need to work with the stiffness, soreness and a restricted range of brain. Neuromuscular reprogramming is the name given to this approach. We movement…. Somatic exercises are a direct way to reprogram the sensory-motor system… work with the brain by feeding it new Dr. Richard Zhu and reverse this process. Bodily (limitation) information, which in this case is BDS Otago information about how we are actually presumed under the myth of aging is not ine table. It is, by and large, both avoidable and moving. We wake the brain up to reversible.’ Thomas Hanna, Somatics. what is actually going on. Resident Hygienist • Dental Implants ‘When activity is freed of tension and The problem for us is that when Orthodontics/Braces • Dentures superfluous effort the resulting ease makes the brain learns a new movement for greater sensitivity and better discriminapattern – eg how to ride a bike, how tion, which makes for greater ease in acto sign one’s name, how to protect an 12 WALLIS ST PH: 07 825 8788 tion.’ Moshe Feldenkrais. Awareness through injured arm, how to not be noticed, Movement how to cope – it may be a healthy Hamilton Clinic: Victoria Dentist ‘You have to consciously become aware pattern or not. 270 Victoria St of your entire body and how it feels and After a few weeks of repetition www.victoriadentist.co.nz moves….. 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For Sale COMEDY THEATRE AT THE OLD SCHOOL Banana Jolie Sat 30 Jan Comedy theatre doors open 7pm for 7.30pm start $15-$20 info@raglanartscentre. co.nz RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET extra market this Sunday for Auckland Anniversary Weekend, 9am - 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre web: raglanmarket.com CROP SWAP SUNDAY FEB 7TH 9.30 -10.30am at 19 James St, Raglan Bowling Club. Bring anything from kitchen or garden to swap. All welcome TWILIGHT BOWLS February 9th @ 6pm, Checkin 5.45pm, Teams of 3 or individuals, Phone Alan 021 456 751 AFTER SCHOOL MULTIMEDIA ART CLASSES for children age 5-12. Term 1, 3.30pm – 5pm 15 Feb – 8 April, Register now at the Old School. E: info@raglanartscentre. co.nz or Ph: 825 0023

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THE ST PETER'S ANGLICAN CHURCH, is pleased to announce that repairs to our church building are now completed. Our first Communion Service back in our church will be at 9.30am on Sunday 14th February. Everyone is welcome Hazel & Mike Tebbutt Hazel Cell: 022 106 5990 Mike Cell: 022 1035743 email: laurena9832@ gmail.com VISIT RAGLAN FLOWER FARM & WATER GARDENS MOA STONE ESTATE Dec - Feb; every Saturday 10am 2pm Other days by prebooking. https:// gardenstovisit. co.nz/privategardens/moastone-estate

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Are you interested in a career in primary health care administration/management. We have an exciting opportunity for a trainee Medical Receptionist/Administrator to join the Raglan Medical team. With a view to establishing a career in the health workforce. As the first point of contact for our patients and visitors you are responsible for co-ordinating the clinic services prioritising workflow and managing patient expectations. Essential attributes include the ability to: • Solve problems creatively and quickly (including IT issues) • Work collectively within a large team • Work autonomously on individual projects/ tasks • Embrace and keep up with constant change • Multi-Task • Demonstrate professionalism and confidentiality Desirable attributes include: • Previous frontline services • Positive attitude and ability to manage change This position is a part time role or 0.7/0.8 FTE. If you are interested in this position, please send your CV with a covering letter to michelle@ raglanmedical.co.nz by 5pm on Monday 15h February 2021

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next meeting Tuesday February 16th at 1-00pm in the Church Hall, Stewart Street. Guest Speakers, Ourselves talking about our summer gardens. Floral Art, A Basket of Fruit and vegetables. Normal competitions, Display Table, Sales, Raffles, Tea and biscuits. Come and start 2021 among gardening friends.

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Raglan Landward Navigation Beacon Decision

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Proposed Waikato District Plan – Decision Notification – Raglan Landward Navigation Beacon

WETSUIT REPAIRS

Pursuant to clauses 10 and 11 of Schedule 1 of the Resource Management Act 1991 (“RMA”), Waikato District Council gives notice that on 31 July 2020 the Independent Hearings Panel made its decision on the provisions and matters raised in submissions on the Raglan Landward Navigation Beacon (“Decision”) in the Proposed Waikato District Plan (“PDP”).

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The Decision version of PDP Rule 16 and Appendix 7 (Raglan Navigation Beacon) will be available for public inspection online at https://www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/ raglanbeacondecision and in Waikato District Council offices and libraries from 25 January 2021. A copy of the Decision is also available upon request. Appeals to the Environment Court Any person who made a submission or further submission on the Raglan Landward Navigational Beacon in the PDP may appeal to the Environment Court in accordance with clause 14 of Schedule 1 of the RMA.

PUBLICATION SCHEDULE: February 4: Local Rag February 11: Raglan Chronicle February 18: No publication February 25: Raglan Chronicle March 4: Local Rag March 11: Raglan Chronicle March 18: No publication March 25: Raglan Chronicle April 1: Local Rag April 8: Raglan Chronicle April 15: No Publication April 22: Raglan Chronicle April 29: No publication May 6: Local Rag

Any appeal must be in the prescribed form, lodged with the Environment Court and served on Waikato District Council within 30 working days of service of the Notice of Decision. Furthermore, within 5 working days of lodging an appeal, you are required to serve a copy of your appeal on every person who made a submission on those provisions or matters to which your appeal relates. A list of submitters’ addresses for service can be found on the Waikato District Council website. More information on the appeal process can be found on the Environment Court’s website https://environmentcourt.govt.nz/ This notice is given under Clause 10(4)(b) of Schedule 1 of the RMA on 25 January 2021. G J Ion Chief Executive

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29A Norrie Avenue, Raglan

114 Te Mata Road, Raglan

Near New Cute Bach or 1st Home Auction 10-02-2021 @1pm Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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Lovely lifestyle block near Raglan

If you are looking for to get on the Raglan property ladder then this little low maintenance beauty is just the ticket. The charming 2 bedroom home was constructed by Kiwi Designer Homes in 2019 and has a good sized deck which enjoys nice inner harbour views. Set on a 467m2 freehold section in a great location, the property is elevated and sunny, yet sheltered and private. Perfect for a modern lock up and leave holiday home and ideal for a first home buyer. Pre-auction offers will be considered.

Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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448 Ruapuke Road, Raglan Auction 30-01-2021 @ 1pm Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/ 31ZHFG

If you have been waiting for a lifestyle block with the convenience of seaside Raglan a short drive away, then this property certainly fits the bill. Situated 1km off the highway with a total area of 5437m2 (1.34 acres), this attractive property has flat contour and is awaiting your home development ideas and plantings. Originally part of a neighbouring farm the pasture is well tended, fertile and weed free, ready for your gardens or a sheep or 2. Call Kyle for all the details and an appointment to view.

19 Te Tuhi Rd

Panoramic Perfection

For Sale $450,000

Explore The Potential, Whale Bay A charming 3 bedroom character bungalow with a huge entertaining deck and enjoys the most stunning panoramic views out to the Tasman sea, Aotea Harbour and Taharoa peninsula. Sitting privately on its own driveway is a relocated classroom which has been converted a 2 bedroom s/c unit (permitted as a storage building with bathroom) which has provided a passive AirBNB income in the past. The lovely 6.48 acres of land is well fenced into several paddocks and has a spring water supply. Seaside Raglan is under 20 minutes away and scenic Ruapuke beach is just down the road.

For Sale By Neg Contact Robbie Regnier 021 952 271 Email

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Are you the one who loves space, enjoys the creativity in renovating, or looking for a property with opportunity? This property after 40 plus years is on the market for new owners to continue being one with nature, retreating to the sounds and views of the ocean, native birds and the ever changing light amongst the trees. The Rustic 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home with surrounding decks fire place and high beams ceilings requires hard work and energy for seeing the potential of this home. Walk across the gangway to the games room /office with mezzanine floor, bathroom and kitchenette which has its own entry and deck.

Chrissy Cox

Kyle Leuthart

Robbie Regnier

Matt Sweetman

Natasha Metcalfe-Black

027 287 1804

021 903 309

021 952 271

021 624 826

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*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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