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28th May 2020 - Issue #693

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read with interest the article in a recent Chronicle about Patsy Zohs. Patsy lived in Raglan for some years before relocating to a retirement village in Hamilton.Â

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$2.5m injected into Raglan Wharf a welcome boost

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Stay home. Save Lives. COVID-19 information: The Raglan Wharf is one of the projects to be funded by the Provincial Growth Fund announced by Shane Jones last Sunday.

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aikato District Council’s bid to attract significant funding for a key project in Raglan has been successful. Council applied to the Provincial Growth Fund earlier this year and over the weekend, Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones announced the application, which will help redevelop Raglan’s wharf, has been given the green light. Waikato District Mayor Allan Sanson says he’s thrilled the Government has chosen to grant this fund, to the tune of $2.5million, as it means Council can fast-track a major project in Whaingaroa/ Raglan and ratepayers can get more bang for their buck. “The tourist hot-spot has been hard hit by the implications of COVID-19, but having a financial boost like this will mean the whole community can soon be even prouder of this great asset. “When we applied to the fund we provided some details of what work needed to be done, but as the project now officially kicks off, we’re looking forward to continuing this work with the

community as we move into the design and construction phases. Everyone will have the opportunity to have their say on what they see happening at the wharf. “This project is a great example of what can be achieved when the community and Council work together.” The $2.5 million funding boost will enable Council to do a range of work at the wharf including: Structural improvements (piles and other remedial work under the wharf) to futureproof the wharf, protecting access for the businesses, user groups and the wider community that use the wharf; Safety and access improvements, including improved walkway connections between the wharf and Wallis Street. Installing extra berths utilising floating pontoons near the current dolphin pier. This will improve access and increase capacity for additional commercial, recreational and charter boats utilising the wharf. Raglan Ward Councillor Lisa Thomson couldn’t be happier with the Government’s decision to invest in her home town. “I’ve always been proud to call Whaingaroa home and the Raglan wharf

has long been an iconic feature of our seaside village. Having the chance to redevelop the wharf so it is safe and userfriendly for everyone will be an exciting project. I’m really looking forward to being involved.” Raglan Community Board Chair Gabrielle Parson is excited about the opportunity the project provides to work collaboratively with Council and the community. “As a community board, we’re always looking for ways to improve our way of working as a bridge between Council and the community, and getting this project off the ground thanks to Government funding means this much needed work at the wharf can happen much sooner than we thought. That does mean we have lots of collaborative work to do, but I can’t wait. I see this aligning well with our communityled planning through Raglan Naturally and with the Council's Raglan Blueprint plan. Our focus will be to make sure the co-design process is inclusive, strengthens relationships and that the end product suits all users of the wharf.” Waikato District Council

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Museum set on portraying lockdown exactly as it was

Committee members Cynthia Tucker, left, and Barbara Day show off the museum's upcoming 'Toybox Treasures' exhibition.

Some images from the Raglan Museum's "Lockdown 2020 Raglan" collection.

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hey say every picture tells a story and that’s exactly how the Raglan & District Museum plans to record for posterity what it was like to be holed up in town during the Covid-19 crisis – with an exhibition of photographs taken over the 50-odd days of lockdown.

He cited, as an example of the unprecedented

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PhotoDesign prints of Manu Bay Some images from the Raglan Museum's "Lockdown 2020 Raglan" collection.

during lockdown which show the surf pumping but not a surfer in sight. Raglan might never be like that again, he said. In contrast at level 2 it was like turning on

Photos she’s collected from Facebook

three and four, said Kaz. She added that other

or been sent show anything from ‘Keep

small museums around the country – like

Safe’ signs painted on fences and teddy bears

those in Kaitaia, Waihi and Nelson – were

But it will be a display with a difference

a switch, he added, with surfers back riding

as the museum society is depending on locals

in household windows to Civil Defence

also capitalising on this defining time in

the waves and a steady stream of traffic to

to supply all or by far most of the snaps for

workers delivering learning packs to Raglan

history by collecting photos or memories.

and from town, beaches and surf breaks.

Area School students or Xtreme Zero

Meantime a new exhibition – ‘Toybox

Waste workers togged up in PPE gear at the

Treasures’ – is set to open at the Raglan

recycling depot.

museum within a fortnight. The exhibition,

the planned exhibition. The museum put out a public appeal for photos recently on its Facebook page – asking “What did you get up to during lockdown?” – but is hoping for a significantly larger response than it has so far attracted. “We want to see local projects, activities and happenings at alert levels 3 and 4 in particular,” society president Ken Soanes told the Chronicle as the museum prepared to re-open its doors on Tuesday.

Museum collections administrator Kaz Willoughby said she hoped to receive a wide range of photos showing what locals did or observed while at home and around Raglan during the seven or so weeks of the lockdown. If the response was as she hoped for, the best of the images would likely be displayed in similar fashion to an earlier exhibition entitled ‘At the Beach Raglan 1900s to 1970s’, which coincidentally is still on view to the public.

“People will remember this time for many

On the evidence of what she’s sighted

years to come,” he said. “It’s an important bit

so far, she is hopeful there will be plenty of

of our history.”

lockdown moments to choose from.

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She also has a photo of the controversial if

featuring the toys and dolls from a bygone

not infamous ‘Don’t steal our flour’ message

era, was being prepared before lockdown and

– aimed at shoppers from across the divvy –

is now all but complete.

that made a brief appearance on the town’s

Many of the items come from longtime

electronic noticeboard alongside the water

resident Eileen Beach-Kelly’s collection,

tower.

including celluloid cake toppers from her

On a comical note there are images too

birthday cake as a five year old in 1938. There

from the Facebook page in which local dad

are also toys – including a first tricycle – that

Sean Lally dressed up as zany relieving

have been provided for display by current

teachers for each of the days his own children

museum committee members. Edith Symes

were off school. Photos like these encapsulated how different life was in the community at levels

household goods and services. The service is available between 7am and 7pm daily, but does not replace other government

*Please send your Lockdown photos to info@raglanmuseum.co.nz

helplines already in operation. These services are intended for those facing hardship and will particularly assist the disabled, at risk groups, and people without access to their own transport.

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An occasional column featuring volunteers in our community.

Volunteers make sure community is fed during pandemic

Julie Hanna delivers groceries to local households during the lockdown period.

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here’s nothing like a crisis to bring out the best in people and the COVID-19 pandemic has certainly seen so many awesome people rise to the occasion. Judging by the queues at the supermarkets around the country, buying food and other essentials was a number one priority; thankfully most Kiwis understood the country was not going to run out of toilet paper. There have been several people in Whaingaroa who jumped in and made sure our community was fed and care for. Margaret Dillon is well-recognised in Raglan, she’s a keen photographer and is the lady behind the lens at most community events. Margaret also runs Feed the Kids at Raglan Area School providing food packs for teachers to distribute, making free morning tea toast and delicious $1 lunches. During lockdown, Margaret was one of the first to begin organising food parcels. Delivered with love, she travelled

Margaret Dillon has been organising food parcels and blankets as well as keeping up with the Feed the Kids program.

as far as Te Mata and Waitetuna, dropping off food and other essential items, including Easter eggs and lollies. As the cooler weather approaches, Margaret has also organised blankets to be washed and delivered to her for families in need. Surfside Raglan Foodbank usually deliver around five food parcels a week but during the pandemic this rose to 20 -30 packs three times a week. The volunteers have gone from two hours twice a week to three full days a week to cope with the demand and this is expected to continue for a while yet. Two stand-out workers Fiona Cutmore and Marion Wright, kept the foodbank wheels in motion during lockdown. Fiona packed food parcels during her free time and even now that she is back at work she continues to give as much time as she can in this role. Foodbank coordinator Marion is paid for a few hours a week but the increase in demand has seen her offer many more hours coordinating the referrals from various groups and

Fiona Cutmore (pictured above) along with Marion Wright from the foodbank have also been instrumental in delivering food parcels to families.

agencies, organising the extra funding and the supply of food and other essential supplies. All this while being highly pregnant with her fourth child. Lockdown has meant a bit of quiet on the real estate front but Ray White agent Julie Hanna volunteered her time to delivered groceries for Supervalue during lockdown. This service meant vulnerable people in the community could still be assured of their weekly shop without having to leave their homes. Julie says loved delivering groceries to people in the community many of whom were over 70. “It was just nice to see a smile on their faces and they were all super grateful. I love giving back to the community that has supported my business for the last 23 years. Now that things are getting back to some sort of normal and Julie is able to sell houses again, she is missing her delivery round. Janine Jackson

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This much-loved family home is located an easy 20-minute to Hamilton and 15 mins to Raglan. The pristine 1930s Californian bungalow is set in an idyllic location extending over 3.983 ha. An immaculate family home that combines character with modern living. There are 3 bedrooms; generous dining and living, with natural flow that opens onto an expansive decking. Three-metre bi-fold doors open from the second living area, providing yet another countryside aspect. The kitchen has beautiful granite benchtops and a large bay window. The land is divided into 7 paddocks, complete with a chook house, lots of mature trees, raised vege gardens and a legal water supply from a nearby dam for the stock.

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Section Lot 205 Rangitahi Peninsula Raglan Now is the time to invest for your future. A great place to build your dream home. Safe and sound, close to the water and all Raglan amenities. This 425m² section is possibly boasting one of the best views in stage 2 of the Rangitahi Peninsula subdivision. Enjoy the wonderful collage of views of the estuary and Raglan Golf Course. Glorious sunsets and views of Mount Karioi complete the picture. The Raglan hub, where your morning coffee is available is only a stroll away. Take the opportunity to build your dream home in this wonderful location.Covenants apply to protect your investment. Subject to legal Title. For further details see Rangitahi info: rangitahi.co.nz. No access without prior approval. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23057 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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16a Long Street Raglan This 4 bedroom house maintains an original character and charm while being renovated to a very high standard. The lounge welcomes you into the property complete with a delightful wood burner and stained glass window. This is a cosy space to relax and enjoy the woody surroundings. The kitchen is modern and stylish and ensures ease of entertaining. Three bedrooms are located downstairs while the master is located upstairs complete with an en-suite and walk-in wardrobe and a beautiful stained glass window. Enjoy water views from the deck that opens through french doors from the bedroom. This home oozes old-world charm and enjoys the convenience of modern living. Situated on 432sqm. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23198 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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With a panoramic view like this and all-day sun from the north-facing aspect, it’s easy to see why you would immediately fall in love with the idea of living by the seaside in Raglan. Sit back and watch the show that is Raglan, with water sports, boating, and the famous Raglan harbour entrance right in front of your eyes. The 3 double bedrooms and thoughtfully planned house would make for easy living for a family, allowing privacy and solitude for everyone on a 895sqm elevated section. This unique property has a deck and different vista for each moment of the day, coupled with beautifully breezy and spacious light-filled living areas. Call Melanie to arrange a private viewing today.

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8 Te Whare Hauora Place Raglan 8 Te Whare Hauora is set in the beautiful Flax Cove subdivision. This rare site boasts fantastic views of both the inner harbour and Mount Karioi. The section sits on 610m2 with a very gentle slope, building your dream home here will be a breeze. The Kaitoke Walkway is only a stone’s throw away, a scenic bush walk which follows the harbour’s edge. Raglan’s town centre is also a short walk away allowing you to take full advantage of the relaxed lifestyle it offers. For more information or to book a viewing call Sean on 027 562 4699.

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Lot 161 Rangitahi Peninsula Raglan For Sale

$425,000

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Imagine living in beautiful Raglan - being part of a happy, caring and fun community all the while being completely surrounded by nature at its finest. Life doesn’t get much better than this. Build your dream home here to enjoy uninterrupted waterfront and mountain views from the comfort of your lounge room, bedrooms and living areas. Sit back with friends on your deck and soak up the sunny blue skies, fresh air and golden sunsets. Walk the beach and the bush tracks and linger in the local cafes only a short stroll away for a delicious meal or aperitif. This 508 sqm (more or less) north-west facing low maintenance section offers all of the above. Covenants apply to protect your investment. Subject to title. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23216

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Conservation during Covid-19 with Karioi Project

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he Karioi Project relies on a huge volunteer effort to restore biodiversity on 2,500 hectares on Karioi Maunga and surrounding private land. As a result of sustained, effective predator control in the past four years, we’ve enabled a remnant population of seabirds, Oi to breed successfully. This is a massive indication of the success of our multi-species predator control. Currently we employ 16 part-time staff or 5.1 FTE. Our team consists of community and biodiversity rangers and education facilitators that are passionate about their contribution to the project. Thanks to the Government’s recent wage subsidy, all our team are cared for – although only some of

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the team has been able to work during Alert Levels 4 and 3. With the country in lockdown, we realised that our traps would have to go unchecked. We have 100+ regular volunteers (and up to 300 casual) participating each year, contributing thousands of hours to the project. Volunteers have been itching to go back to their trap lines, which we can do when we drop from Alert Level 3 to 2. Local families also contribute an incredible amount to the project. Hundreds of families have signed up to our “Backyard Trapping Hub”, aiming to create a Predator Free Raglan. During the lockdown, we were inundated with requests for traps – as people realised the pest problem in their backyard. The Backyard Hub inspires everyone to do their bit as a community, while also helping to restore vital ecosystems. Feel free to

contact us if you need a trap or want us to provide a commercial pest control service on your property karioi.backyard@arocha.org. The Karioi Project runs an NCEA-level “Education for Sustainability” program in Raglan Area School and popular afterschool environmental programs, Karioi Kids and Karioi Rangers for students aged 7-12 years. All “in school” education programs will resume as school restarts and we will consider running our popular after school programs in the coming weeks. While we were in lockdown, the first Oi came flying in for the breeding season. Locals living close to the coast reported hearing their piercing calls. Staff have checked and Oi have excavated their breeding burrows and they are already ripe with pungent seabird smells.

Oi, form strong pair bonds and may live for 30 years or longer, returning every year to the same place to breed and raise one chick. Parents share incubation duties equally, one of them remaining on the nest while the other ranges over the ocean and dives underwater for krill, squid and fish and returns to the burrow to feed its hungry chick. Chicks fledge in December and need the protection of our traps to ensure their survival. As we rebuild our community after the COVID-19 crisis, there is an opportunity to create a greener, more resilient and sustainable economy, that restores and sustains both people and the ecosystems we rely on for a healthy and thriving community. We invite you to join us – as we work together to restore this beautiful landscape we all love! Karioi Project

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WED 10JUNE 9AM from James St near Wallis St A 3.8km Section 101 walkaround Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 HamiltonLake, plus Wharf Bar and Bistro Ltd, 37 Wainui Road, Raglan part of the Western has made an application to the District Licensing Trail. Lake Committee at Ngaruawahia for the issueRail of an Rotorua on-licence in respect of the premises situated at is one of 73 Wallis Street, Raglan and known asWaikato’s The Wharf shallow Kitchen and Bar. peat lakes. The house built The general nature of the business tooldest be conducted under the licence is: Restaurant / Bar. near The days it was built in on which and the hours during which1872 alcohol is occupied and intended to be sold under the licence are: byMonday Hamilton’s – Sunday, 8am – 1am following day. ďŹ rst Mayor - bring The application may be inspected during ordinary lunch. office hours at the office of the Waikato District

Council, District Licensing Committee, 15 Galileo WED 17 JUNE Street, Ngaruawahia. 9AM from James Any person who is entitled to object and Stwho near Wallis St wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, Aotea Harbour not later than 15 working days after the- date of the about 4km first publication of this notice, file a notice in writingeach way along the of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waikato District Council, beach in this Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742. tranquil corner of No objection to the issue of a licencethe mayharbour be made looking in relation to a matter other than a matter atspecified many rock in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply offormations. Alcohol Act 2012. This is the first publication of this notice.

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Q U E E N ’ S B I RT H D AY W E E K E N D HOURS Saturday 30th May: Open 10.00am – 5.00pm Sunday 31st May: Open 10.00am – 5.00pm Monday 1st June (Queens Birthday): CLOSED Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Kiwi Capital Hospitality Limited has made application to the Waikato District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the renewal of an on-licence in respect of the premises situated at 2 Bow Street, Raglan and known as George’s Beach Club. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Restaurant The days and hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 8.00am - 1.00am. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waikato District Council, District Licensing Committee, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waikato District Council, Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742. No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the first publication of this notice.

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www.covid19.govt.nz RAGLAN Chronicle 11

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19 Te Tuhi Rd

Contact Robbie Regnier 021 952 271 Email

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Don’t just dream it... own it!

Bush Retreat, Whale Bay DLS 01.07.20 at 1pm

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After more than 40 years this 1341m2 native bush property with ocean views is on the market. The Rustic 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with surrounding decks fire place and high beams requires some TLC ,the potential is in your hands. Walk across the gangway to the games room /office with mezzanine floor, bathroom and kitchenette which has its own entry and deck. A double carport and workshop sits below with ample parking. The original 1 bedroom dwelling sits high amongst the trees and has views over the Tasman Sea. Dont miss out call Robbie now 021952271

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Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email

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Beautifully presented, featuring 2 bedrooms and light filled, sunny living areas that flow through French doors onto a very generous deck. Enjoy spectacular uninterrupted harbour views from almost everywhere on the property and the water so close it feels as if you can reach out and touch it! This extremely desirable Rose Street location is hard to beat with the bustling wharf just steps away. This quintessential kiwi holiday home sits on a freehold site of 535m2 and will appeal to a range of buyers for either permanent or holiday living.

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79a Newton Road Paradise Found This character home is totally charming and impossible not to fall in love with! Warm and inviting with a log burner and rustic timber features throughout. Loads of extras including a sleep out, garage, chicken coop, vege gardens and calf rearing shed. Enough grazing land to grow your own meat, keep a horse and live a self sufficient lifestyle. Te Mata School and stunning Bridal Veil Falls just a short drive away + you have a choice of Raglan, Aotea and Ruapuke beaches. DLS 03.06.20 at 12pm Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz View ljhooker.co.nz/2SQHFG

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6 Upper Wainui Rd Raglan Memory Maker THis home has a brand new kitchen and generous sun soaked deck. Three bdrms, separate bthrm, shower & internal access garage complete the upper level. Downstairs is a large self contained flat plus dble garage & workshop. Situated on just over a 1/4 acre the section includes mature fruit trees, vege gardens and more! Enjoy the benefits of being so close to the beaches and bays yet only minutes to town. No Open Homes, all viewings by appointment only DLS 17.06.20 at 12pm Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz View ljhooker.co.nz/2RMHFG

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33a Government

Snap me up!

Deadline Sale 24.06.20 at 2pm Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email

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Are you looking for entry level into the Raglan market? Whether it be your first, last or holiday home you won’t find better than this one! Recent renovations include new carpet, curtains & paint meaning you can move straight in. The low maintenance, sunny home offers easy care living with 3 bdrms, family bthrm, separate toilet & laundry plus under house storage. The section is on 2 levels & features a carport, good off street parking and a flat, fully fenced backyard. Easy access to public transport, and the wharf, harbour and main village are within easy walking distance. This super property is super affordable and won’t last!

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

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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.

LJ Hooker Raglan (07) 825 7170 • 12 RAGLAN Chronicle

25-27 Bow Street , Raglan • George Boyes & Co Limited Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA 2008

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