The Raglan Chronicle by Raglan Chronicle

Issue #804

October 26th, 2023

INSIDE THE CHRONICLE: ANOTHER BUSY RAGLAN ARTS WEEKEND

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Di Jennings and Karen Britton are running a workshop that aims to help whānau navigate difficult end of life conversations. Full story on page 5.

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n the last fortnight, Raglan Police has received 32 reports, including: 4 x Family Harm incidents 11 x Dishonesty incidents 4 x Disorderly/Assault incidents 3 x Wilful Damage 1 x TV handed in Dishonesty offending was high this month, but we are pleased to report that a local male has been arrested for most of these offences. The busy season has set in and a timely reminder to be patient and kind to our visitors and hope that it will be reciprocated. It does mean a lot more traffic and less parking are always an issue. We urge everyone to be mindful and again patient with any traffic issues

and to leave in good time for your destination so you’re not rushing. Reminder also that sun glare can contribute to traffic crashes, so take extra care out there. Police have zero tolerance for distractions whilst driving. Zero tolerance for using cell phones and not wearing seatbelts. Driving at slow speed through town is not an excuse and infringements will be issued. Our last friendly reminder is to drink sensibly if you are drinking alcohol, to not drink and drive but instead organise a ride home. Raglan now has various ways of getting home safely with shuttle services available. Remember the liquor ban. Stay safe Raglan Police Linda, Raewyn and Andrew.

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St Peter's Anglican Church cnr Bow Street & James Street Holy Communion service every Sunday at 9.30 visitors very welcome Contact person : Hazel 0221065990

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Raglan art talent shines out over Labour Weekend

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Spaces around Raglan were transformed into exhibiton spaces, displaying the creations of talented local artists, including Shortydubs.

Emerging artists were on display at The Hatch exhibition, held in the Town Hall.

Kayla Bacon with her 1970s inspired creations.

Jean Carbon’s redwoods silk installation.

ocal art talent in Raglan did the region proud this weekend, with an incredibly high standard of work in a huge variety of studios on the art trail. The 13th Raglan Arts Weekend – affectionately known as RAW – was another big hit this year with visitors who flocked to learn more about the creative processes, see the faces behind the works and connect with others. There was something for everyone, and a huge range of new work and emerging artists, which brought a fresh new feel to some of the displays. “I saw some very clever uses of technology that brought works to life, like at Shortydubs and with Andrea Velasquez in The Hatch which was

cool, really helping those artists engage their visitors,” says Nicky Brzeska, RAW’s coordinator since 2019. There were also beautiful nature settings – Jean Carbon’s redwoods silk installation, Miranda Caird’s home overlooking surf spot Indicators, Richard Page’s tranquil sculpture trail next to a stream to name a few. “We are very pleased for all our artists who put in so much mahi behind the scenes to make this happen, not to mention how tough it can be putting your work out there,” says Nicky. The ‘Artist Connect’ bus tour, opening cocktail night at Rock-It and ‘The Hatch’ emerging artist exhibition opening turned the usual 3 day weekend into a 5 day one. “We have had some really positive feedback about how these events helped create ‘a moment’ for everyone to come

together, meet each other and celebrate Whāingaroa talent, and so hopefully we have the funding to do this next year again,” she says. RAW would like to thank the following organisations who have made the not-forprofit event possible: Rangitahi Peninsula, The Chartwell Trust, Bayleys Real Estate, Tony Sly, Palm Prints, Waikato District Council Creative Communities, Raglan Community Board, the Old School and our brochure advertisers – Little Hill Studios, Artists at Work, Rivet, La Petite Galerie, The Monster Company, Jet, Raglan Sunset Motel, Workshop Brewing Co and the Raglan Holiday Park. We salute you! RAW is a Creative Raglan event brought to you by the Raglan Community Arts Council.

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RAGLAN OFFICE OPEN Thursday by appointment Phone Office: (07) 834 3311 also at HG Webb House, Cnr Boundary & Victoria Streets, Hamilton

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Multi-use reserve tipped to be ‘a great asset’ for whole town by Edith Symes

arthworks have begun on reserve land at Rangitahi where a public playground, astro-turf tennis court and basketball half-court are scheduled to be completed by the end of summer.

It’s something to get excited about, reckons Rangitahi project general manager Sam Laity, given the facilities will be used by the wider Raglan community. Sam met the Chronicle last week at the 3179 square-metre reserve site overlooking Opotoru estuary and pointed out where the courts – expected to be ready by the end of January – are currently under construction. An adjacent children’s playground with slides, swings and a climbing-frame is A C B D expected to be ready for use by late summer. The playground will also take advantage of the site’s natural slope by incorporating a long tubular downhill slide, he says. Two public toilets – one with wheelchair access – and a Rangitahi Subdivison drinking fountain are also included in the plans, he adds. The new recreation facilities are intended for use by the whole of Whāingaroa, and on completion will be gifted to Waikato District Council. This reserve is being developed as part of The Plateau stage of the Rangitahi subdivision, Sam explains, with plantings RANGITAHI SUBDIVISION|REV1 and 38 parking spaces already completed nearby. A C B D D Some commercial development and a public swimming Rangitahi project general manager, Sam Laity. B pool will later be added, Sam says, making the area “a great asset” to the Raglan community. The Plateau is the fifth of seven stages planned on the Rangitahi peninsula’s 117 hectares, and its development Rangitahi Subdivison signifies roughly the halfway mark of the entire project which was launched in 2017. Building began on the lifestyle development subdivision two years later, and the peninsula now boasts 118 finished houses with a further 48 under construction. A C

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Workshop to facilitate difficult end of life topics by Janine Jackson

alking about death is never easy but a Timebank Raglan workshop might just help whānau navigate those difficult conversations.

The End of Life Matters: conversations that we are dying to have workshop on Saturday, November 11 from 2-4.30pm at the Stewart Street hall is a free community event for people of all ages and stages. Di Jennings and Karen Britton are helping organise the event, which will explore topics around natural burial, tangihanga/te ao Māori approaches to death, death planning, legal matters, life stories, celebrating life, supporting someone nearing the end, grieving and advanced care plans. The pair hope the workshop will provide opportunities for people to think about and talk about end of life with family, friends and the wider community. “People are wanting to talk about how we prepare ourselves for dying, how we prepare for our loved ones dying and how we do it better in terms of sustainable funerals or family-led funerals,” Di says. “We'd like people to realise there's no one right way and there are more choices than we think. We all know that we're going to die and our loved ones are going to die, and yet, it's still a taboo subject.” Karen, who is a death doula although she prefers to describe her role as ‘companioning the dying’, says every person and family have different needs, and she both guides and is guided by them. “Sometimes a family needs practical support, sometimes it’s spiritual, or the patient feels freer to discuss their concerns with me as an unbiased, caring and confidential bystander, sometimes it’s about giving family members respite.” Being a death doula is something Karen does as a gift of service and while she doesn’t necessarily advertise her role, the district

nurse and hospice get in touch if a family would like support. The pair hope the workshop will enable the community to explore local options for end of life. “This is a preliminary talk about the topic and it's designed to ascertain what the community wants, what the community needs, so that we can, as a community, be resilient and handle end of life in a really positive and honouring way,” Karen says. It may even spark wider conversations with Waikato District Council about burial options in Raglan, such as green burials which involve the use of biodegradable containers or shrouds, while avoiding embalming chemicals, traditional caskets and concrete burial chambers. “Although we've got a green burial ground in Hamilton, there's some interest in Raglan to have a green burial ground here that will eventually grow into native bush,” Karen says. Run over nine stations to enable easier conversations in small groups, Di says the workshop could be the start of creating a community resource for end of life options, such as a death doula, coffin crafting, grief support and more. “For me, personally, because I'm getting older, I'm starting to think a bit more about this. One of the stations that really interests me is preparing a dying box. Having a place to put that really practical stuff, like bank accounts, wills, all the legal stuff. But also, maybe your life story, any special message that you want to pass on, if you do have things that you want to happen in terms of the funeral. So when it happens, my son will say, ‘Oh, Mum's got it all mapped out’.” Register for the End of Life workshop, Saturday, November 11, 2-4.30pm at the Stewart Street Hall by emailing timebank@ Whāingaroa.org.nz.

Image: Di Jennings and Karen Britton

Welcoming spring with the Karioi Project Written by Holly Dove

Karioi Project news is proudly sponsored by:

Spring is here at last and on Karioi maunga, our rangers and volunteers have heard the first calls of pīpīwharauroa (the shining cuckoo) ringing through the forest. Each year, this bird's unique call signals the start of warmer months, as it migrates back from Australia to breed in Aotearoa. Birds are not the only ones who have been busy; Karioi Project educators Amber, Holly, Lenny and Val have just finished a jampacked environmental holiday programme that takes tamariki into nature to learn more about local flora and fauna and sharpen their bush skills. Education coordinator Amber Hawkins Jones says the holiday programmes are a fun way to connect young people with the natural world, sparking their curiosity and helping them understand why we need to look after nature. The team took tamariki to visit the burrows of some iconic, locally based seabirds – the grey-faced petrel (ōi) and the little Local kids take part in the recent Karioi Project Holiday penguin (kororā). Programme held over the term holidays. “The kids were excited to learn that inside the burrows, the ōi chicks have hatched. Afterwards they set rat traps along Karioi his story is the first in a monthly series exploring and traplines, helping to make the connection between protecting adventuring with the Karioi Project team. Drawing native birds and trapping predators. on inspiration from nature, we'll be sharing stories of “I love watching the kids connect with nature while having fun, hope and resilience as our team works towards restoring getting muddy and learning how to care for our precious local te taiao and connecting our local community with nature. flora and fauna.” These stories are made possible thanks to the support of Learn more about our in-school and after-school education programmes on our website. www.karioiproject.co.nz the Wahinemoe.

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Raglan Business Chamber:

Planning ahead for your business

Ngapuhi Claim Iwi of Origin at the 2023 Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles from Surfing NZ

here isn't a one-size-fits-all formula to write a business plan, but there are some key things we should consider to ensure we have a plan and can measure decisions by it. It will help you steer your business as you start and grow. Think of a business plan as a GPS to get your business going. A good business plan guides you through each stage of starting and managing your business. You'll use your business plan like a GPS for how to structure, run, and grow your new business. There are several aspects to business planning but a good first step is a SWOT analysis. A SWOT analysis is a great way to assess what your business does well, and where you’ll need to improve. It can also help you identify ways you can exploit opportunities, and to identify and prepare for potential threats to your business success. Strengths and weaknesses are typically inside your business — what are you good at, what are you not so good at — while opportunities and threats are external factors. It can be as simple as drawing a large square, and dividing it into four quadrants – one for each element of the SWOT analysis. Strengths: Think about what you, your team, and your business are good at – all the attributes that will help you achieve your goals, for example, what you (and your team) do well, any unique skills or expert knowledge, what you/your business do better than your competitors, good processes and systems, and where your business is most profitable. Weaknesses: Think about the things that could stop you from achieving your objectives. This might include what costs you time and/or money, the areas you or your company need to improve in, what resources you lack, which parts of the business aren’t profitable, poor brand awareness, disorganised processes, or a poor online presence. Think about what you can do to minimise your weaknesses. Opportunities: Think about the external conditions that will help you achieve your goals. How can you do more for your existing customers, or reach new markets? Are there related products and services that could provide opportunities for your business, and how could you use technology to enhance your business? Threats: Consider the external conditions that could damage your business's performance – things like what’s going on in your industry, and in the economy, the obstacles you face, the strengths of your biggest competitors, and things your competitors are doing that you're not. Think about how you could try to minimise or manage the threats. Repeat the exercise for your competition too – it’ll help you identify areas where you can beat them, to fine-tune your niche market, and make sure you’re prepared to address the challenge they pose. Next month we will look at how to use this information to create your own road map for success. For some great SWOT templates and information to get started go to www.business. govt.nz.

Navryn Malone, right, won the Rangatira Tane division. In the middle is dad, Chris with second place and Tai Murphy on the left in third place. Image courtesy of PhotoCPL.

gapuhi claimed their first Iwi of Origin at the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles completed in Te Tai Tokerau on Sunday 22nd October, edging defending champions Te Atiawa and Te Rarawa by one placing in a tight tussle for the title.

The final day of the event was held on the East Coast at the idyllic Rarawa Beach in small but clean waves and strong offshore winds. Navryn Malone (Mahaki) went one better than his 2022 efforts in the Under 18 Boys to win the Rangatira Tane this year, beating his father in the process. The Whāingaroa surfer was a standout all weekend and his overall performances also won him the Tangaroatanga – Innovation Award - He tohu maumahara o Taniora – Danny Carse, awarded to the most innovative surfer. In the final, Navryn posted 14.83 points for the win over father, Chris, on 13.2 points with double finalist Ngati Awa surfer Tai Murphy finishing in third. In a talent-laden Rangatira Wahine final, it was Elin Tawharu (Ngati Raukawa) that stormed to victory with a 14.0 point heat total. Tawharu’s form was strong all weekend with some excellent surfing. Defending champion Natasha Gouldsbury (Te Atiawa) finished in second place with a 10.36 point heat total ahead of Brie Bennett (Ngati Hine) and Indi-Lee Ruddell (Te Rarawa) in third and fourth respectively. In the senior divisions it was Mike Kiwi (Ngai Te Rangi) that beat younger brother Darren in the Over 45 Tupu. The older of the brothers found his way into a few nice waves to post a 10.17 point heat total in the final. Darren finished in second with Dawson Tamati (Te Atiawa) in third and Mike Gundry (Te Rarawa) in fourth. Chris Malone claimed the over 35 Tupu ahead of

Dean Morrison (Te Rarawa) in second, Dawson Tamati (Te Atiawa) in third and Adam Bowmar (Taranaki) in fourth. Chris Malone claimed the Over 35 Tupu earlier in the day defeating Dean Morrison (Te Rarawa), Dawson Tamati (Te Atiawa) and Adam Bowmar (Taranaki). Tai Murphy (Ngati Awa) scorched a nine point ride in the Taitamatane Under 18 Boys Division to stomp his dominance on the final and take the win. Manu Roberts (Ngai Tahu) held the lead for over half of the final but had to settle for second place. Navryn Malone (Mahaki) finished in third place with Caelan Pitkeathly (Ngai Tahu) (Ngapuhi) finishing in fourth. Harrison Biddle (Te Aupouri) claimed his first major victory in the Taitamatane Under 16 Boys Division leading the final from start to finish. Biddle posted 16.17 out of 20 claiming the Volkswagen Highest Heat Score of the Day. 2022 Under 14 Boys Champ Zeke Pragert came back late in the final with an 8.07 to make a tense final five minutes but ultimately finished in second place ahead of Jackson Pardoe (Ngati Porou) in third and Luca Thompson (Tainui) in fourth. Luca Thompson stole a late victory in the Taitamatane Under 14 Boys Division with his last ride of 6.27 to push Remy Sale back into second place. Local surfer Taj Phillips (Ngati Kahu) finished in third ahead of Lennox Holdaway (Ngai Tahu) in fourth. Jamie Andrews (Te Atiawa) returned to the Aotearoa Māori Surfing Titles for the first time in several years to claim the Stand Up Paddleboard Division. A total of 21 Iwi were represented at the event this weekend, all working toward the Iwi of Origin Title. The top six Iwi were Nga Puhi, Te Atiawa, Te Rarawa, Mahaki, Ngai Te Rangi and Ngati Porou. Special mention to Kiri Binnerseley (Ngāti Porou) for her second place win in the Wahine Longboard division.

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Change is blowing in the wind for Raglan from BlueFloat Energy

n November 9, the BlueFloat Energy & Elemental Group team will be coming to Raglan to host the first of many community information evenings about offshore wind in Waikato. Together we hope to develop up to 3 GW of clean, 100% renewable energy – enough to power around 1.5 million kiwi homes – helping us transition away from non-renewable energies and helping us meet our climate change targets. Our plans for Waikato are split across two phases. The first would be an 810 MW fixed bottom wind farm around 22 kilometres off the coast, north of Raglan. We expect that this would create around 550 jobs, mostly in construction, operations & maintenance. Phase 2 would use floating foundations and be located to the north of Phase 1. This is a newer technology in offshore wind that allows you locate wind farms in deeper water. We believe this could generate around 1,125 MW of new electricity. We are in the early stages of development, known as prefeasibility, where we are looking for the best locations in terms of wind resource, grid connection points and local demand for green energy. West Waikato has all of these attributes, as well as a skilled local workforce and training facilities to educate the next generation of offshore wind workers. The Government is currently working on a regulatory framework that would allow offshore wind to progress. This is expected in 2024 and we anticipate construction would commence around 2030 if we have gained all of the required approvals and consents. Before this happens, we are committed to early and meaningful consultation with local communities, iwi, hapū, The first phase includes an 810 MW fixed bottom wind farm around 22 kilometres off the coast, north of Raglan. business and industry. Offshore wind is new to New Zealand, and we appreciate people will have many questions about RSVP: info@waikatooffshorewindproject.com When: Thursday 9th November, 5-6.30pm how the industry may impact them. If you would like to find waikatooffshorewindproject.com Where: Function Room, Raglan Sunset Motel, out more about our plans for Waikato please join us for a 7 Bankart Street, Raglan community information evening in Raglan:

WAIKATO OFFSHORE WIND PROJECT COMMUNITY INFORMATION EVENING Offshore wind presents a fantastic opportunity for Aotearoa. Developing this new industry can help us decarbonise our economy, meet growing demands for renewable energy and create long-term and meaningful jobs across the supply chain. To find out more about our plans for the Waikato Offshore Wind Project please join our team for a community information evening.

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HOW TO Have a great halloween

without killing the planet...

Because there is nothing more spooky than filling up this world with more rubbish...

Join us for an afternoon of lively conversations and insights on the end-of-life matters. It’s a discussion we often avoid, but trust us, it’s worth facing head-on – before it’s too late!

We will be exploring these topics: Natural Burial: How to go green when you go Planning Your Own Departure Party: How to make your exit memorable and fun Legal Matters: How to sort out your will and other paperwork (It’s not as boring as it sounds). COSTUMES? Life Story: How to write your own epic saga or memoir. up for a scpecial occasion any time Funeral/Celebration/Family-led Fiesta: How to choose the best way to Dressing of year doesn’t need to include lots of plastic say goodbye. packaging or travel miles to get to us. Let’s be Being with the Dying Person: How to support and comfort someone who inspired by Box man and Paper boy... is nearing the end (They won’t bite, promise). Reuse what you can from last year Grieving: How to cope with loss and express your emotions (It’s okay to Swap last years costumes, accessories cry, laugh, or scream). and decorations with friends Terminal Illness/Advanced Care Plan: How to prepare for the worst-case Visit Kāhu’s Nest for second hand scenario and make your wishes known. resources to upcycle and see our display of Halloween themed There will be helpful resources to take items home to share with family. Let’s get together for meaningful conversations and create a safe space for these vital discussions. Feel free to invite your friends and family – the more, the merrier! www.whaingaroa.org.nz/timebank/

Kāhu’s Nest

Tech Masterclass

DECORATIONS?

1. Switch out synthetic cobweb for wool 2. Switch out the plastic balloons for fabric bunting. (HIRE OURS FROM OUR PARTY KIT) 3. Make lanterns out of recycled tin cans. 4. Or if you’ve got plastic decorations already, box them up afterwards and store them carefully for reuse next year rather than throwing them out.

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Summer season Eileen Beach Kelly pens new kicks off for Raglan book, Say It With Flowers Surf Life Saving Flowers, Fun and Friendship. from Raglan Surf Life Saving Club

from Raglan Museum

he new surf lifesaving season at Raglan Surf Lifesaving Club (RSLC) is almost upon us, which means the Junior Surf season is about to commence. Junior Surf will be kicking off again on Sunday 29 November at 10am at the Clubhouse and the Club is taking registrations right now for members aged 5-14. There are many benefits to participating in Junior Surf. Our members learn about surf safety, reading conditions and managing themselves in our West Coast environment. If they can handle a beach such as Raglan, they will be safe on any beach around New Zealand. They can then pursue their interests, whether it be general surf safety and fun activities, opportunities to compete in regional and national events for those who have a passion for competition and for those who are looking towards a potential career or way to give back to the community there is the Lifeguard pathway. Our full programme includes training, competition events on the beach and in the pool both in Raglan and at other beaches, the Raglan raft race, attending the Anzac parade, having a float in the New Year’s Eve parade, Overnight stay, movie and fun night at the clubhouse and many more. The club always welcomes new members and as part of Junior Surf, families become club members. If you have always wondered what the view looks like from the clubrooms, here’s your opportunity! The Junior Surf programme works through a framework to allow students to progress both within the season and over the years with the ultimate goal of being Surf Lifeguards themselves. Once you reach 13 years old, you can join the Rookies programme which fine tunes your Lifeguard skills, allows you to spend time on patrol and prepares you for your Surf lifesaving award. Junior Surf has an amazing team of coaches, all who are qualified lifeguards and we also have a supportive parent community helping out and taking on roles and learning new skills such as Competition Management, Surf Official, Coach or even becoming Patrol Support or Active lifeguard themselves. Families are actively encouraged to participate and to support the children both in the sea and on the beach. You can register now at www.raglansurflifesaving.org.nz/members or email Travis at juniorsurf@raglansurflifesaving.org.nz Raglan Surf Club provides free training for people aged 14 and over who are keen to train as lifeguards and to commit to patrolling on the beach over the summer season. This runs from Labour weekend until Easter and lifeguards generally patrol for 1 weekend per month. Lifeguarding is an excellent opportunity to gain new skills, meet new people, have fun, get fit and give something really important back to the community. There are even opportunities to get paid over the peak season if you reach minimum requirements at interviews. Pre-requisites for being able to register for the training are: Age 14 and over Ability to swim 400m in under 9 minutes Confidence in ocean swimming and waves Strong commitment to being a lifeguard For more information contact: Cory Harvey Email: chiefinstructor@raglansurflifesaving.org.nz

t the venerable age of 91, Eileen Beach Kelly has had a beautiful book published, aptly entitled: “Say it with Flowers - Flowers, Fun and Friendship”. This autobiography is the latest achievement in a lifetime of creativity and a great love and enthusiasm for all things floral. The book, written with Samantha Cutler, gives a fascinating insight into the development of floral art over the years, with Eileen being a forerunner in many areas of it. Eileen was an innovator in new ways of displaying flowers to their best advantage, preserving flowers, working with dried and artificial blooms and using new materials such as plastic ribbons and flowers as they became more available in NZ. Eileen was one of the early Interflora members after it started in New Zealand, and was later employed as their first Field Officer. Eileen is the daughter of May and Clem Beach who farmed in the Raglan area from 1939 to 1961 (Eileen also commissioned a book documenting their story –“The Beachs of Karioi” 2015). After a happy childhood in Raglan when Eileen and her brothers were never short of exciting activities out on the farm, she took positions with the Chronicle and then Petchells Store. Her interest in floristry started at a young age when she was able to enter creations at local school and horticultural shows. She did a short stint with the renowned florist Douglass Fairweather in Hamilton, and then her parents purchased a shop for her in Frankton, in 1954. This became Floriste Ilene, which became one of the three biggest in New Zealand, and which persisted for over 40 years, with various owners. Her eye for colour and design led her to take jobs in renowned interior design shops such as Hurdley’s Boutique Interior Décor, in Hamilton. A move to Melbourne increased her knowledge and skills in this area, as well as in floristry. On returning to Hamilton, Eileen owned shops selling artificial flowers, a gift shop and even a kitchen and bathroom shop! She taught floral art at Hamilton schools and Polytech and sat on the examining board for trainee florists. As if this wasn’t enough, Eileen was fully engaged in her community, being a very active member of Altrusa and an essential participant in putting together the annual Christmas Festival displays at Tamahere Church.

Her move back to Raglan in the late 1990s gave Eileen a huge new project, with the development of Hillfields Cottage and garden on a few acres of her parents’ land in Greenslade Road. Over her years there she developed a stunning English country garden, orchards and a stream, all running down to the water. The garden was showcased in numerous publications, including the NZ Home and Garden magazine. Eileen started offering garden tours and morning teas to busloads of enthusiastic gardeners. She was also able to supply flowers for some weddings. Eileen’s aim in publishing her story is to describe her floristry history. Also, she believes she is the only person in New Zealand who has grown up with both floral art and floristry since the late 1940s, and who is still involved today. Eileen said that for many years she has been asked, “Why don’t you write a book?”. And now she has. The final page in the book reflects on how friends and flowers are alike. For example: “Friends are like flowers - you can’t have too many!” This is so appropriate for a woman who sets so much store on both. Eileen has been a staunch and long-term supporter of the Raglan Museum and has donated copies of her book to be sold for museum funds. This attractively designed book with numerous colourful photographs and all its stories of a life well-lived is available for sale at the Raglan Museum and IHub for $35.

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL

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Richard Thomson - M 027 294 8625, E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz FINAL NOTICE FINAL FINAL NOTICE NOTICE

3205 State Highway 23 RAGLAN RAGLAN 3205 State State Highway Highway 23 23 RAGLAN 3205

Profitable Paradise Found Profitable Profitable Paradise Paradise Found Found

This fertile 12ha property has exceptional soil suitable for This This fertile fertile 12ha 12ha property property has has exceptional exceptional soil soil suitable suitable for for horticulture and is ideal to run aa business from using the horticulture and is ideal to run business from horticulture and is ideal to run a business from using using the the purpose built built 4-bay shed shed with office, office, historically Miro Miro Feeds. purpose purpose built 4-bay 4-bay shed with with office, historically historically Miro Feeds. Feeds. The American barn style main house features five bedrooms, The American barn style main house features five The American barn style main house features five bedrooms, bedrooms, two bathrooms, bathrooms, an office office and rumpus rumpus room. In In addition, the the two two bathrooms, an an office and and rumpus room. room. In addition, addition, the multiple quality accommodation units have been multiple quality accommodation units have been multiple quality accommodation units have been successfully run run as 'Hidden 'Hidden Valley Accommodation' Accommodation' for years. years. successfully successfully run as as 'Hidden Valley Valley Accommodation' for for years.

NEW LISTING NEW NEW LISTING LISTING

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY DEADLINE DEADLINE PRIVATE PRIVATE TREATY TREATY GST Inclusive GST GST Inclusive Inclusive (Unless (Unless Sold Sold Prior) Prior) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 4.00pm, Friday 27 October Closes 4.00pm, Closes 4.00pm, Friday Friday 27 27 October October By Appointment Only VIEW VIEW By Appointment Appointment Only Only VIEW By

Richard Thomson Richard Thomson Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 8625 richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/HAM38486 pggwre.co.nz/HAM38486 pggwre.co.nz/HAM38486

995 Te Hutewai Road RAGLAN RAGLAN 995 Te Te Hutewai Hutewai Road Road RAGLAN 995

DEADLINE PRIVATE TREATY DEADLINE DEADLINE PRIVATE PRIVATE TREATY TREATY

This attractive 40ha is aa productive block well setup for This This attractive attractive 40ha 40ha is is a productive productive block block well well setup setup for for cattle, currently calf rearing and bull beef finishing but dairy cattle, currently calf rearing and bull beef finishing cattle, currently calf rearing and bull beef finishing but but dairy dairy support in in the past. past. The woolshed woolshed connects to to excellent support support in the the past. The The woolshed connects connects to excellent excellent yards. Water from stream to a trough in each paddock. Wellyards. yards. Water Water from from stream stream to to aa trough trough in in each each paddock. paddock. WellWellfenced with with aa central central race race that that feeds feeds to to most most paddocks. paddocks. fenced fenced with a central race that feeds to most paddocks. Build the home you have always wanted the property Build Build the the home home you you have have always always wanted wanted -- the the property property features multiple multiple potential building building sites with with great views. views. features features multiple potential potential building sites sites with great great views.

Attractive 40ha Attractive Attractive 40ha 40ha

Plus GST (if any) Plus Plus GST GST (if (if any) any) (Unless (Unless Sold Sold Prior) Prior) (Unless Sold Prior) Closes 4.00pm, Friday 17 November Closes Closes 4.00pm, 4.00pm, Friday Friday 17 17 November November 1.00-2.00pm, Thursday VIEW 1.00-2.00pm, VIEW 1.00-2.00pm, Thursday Thursday VIEW 26 October, 2 & 9 November 26 26 October, October, 2 2& &9 9 November November

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OPEN HOME OPEN OPEN HOME HOME

TE KOWHAI 69 Hawksgrip Road Quality 20 Hectares Welcome to this wonderful secluded and private lifestyle property just west of The Base, Hamilton. Currently a cattle grazing block, but equally suitable for horses and horticulture, possibly creating multiple income opportunities. The land 49B Mangakino Mangakino Roadis flat with quality RAGLAN 49B Road RAGLAN Road RAGLAN sandy loam 49B soils,Mangakino making it excellent for any farming Privacy in Rolling Hills Privacy in Privacy in Rolling Rolling Hills Hills use. Set proud overlooking lush farm land, this Set proud down overlooking lush farmyou land, this three-bedroom three-bedroom Situated a no exit road, immediately notice Set proud overlooking lush farm land, this three-bedroom brick home offers an enviable lifestyle opportunity. Moved brick home offers an enviable lifestyle Moved how quiet and peaceful this property is. Behind the brick home offers an enviable lifestyle opportunity. opportunity. Moved to this section about three years ago, this home has new to this section about ago, home new tree boundary you'llyears find mature with to thislined section about three three years ago, this thisgrounds home has has new bricks, new piles and a new deck. Double garage is via the bricks, new piles and a new deck. Double garage is via amazing fruit trees, gardens, entertaining areas and bricks, new piles and a new deck. Double garage is via the the gentle sloped driveway. Enjoy landscaped grounds with fruit gentle driveway. grounds with space sloped for self-sustained livinglandscaped including veggies gentle sloped driveway. Enjoy Enjoy landscaped groundsand with fruit fruit trees, raised vegetable plots and mature blueberries. trees, raised vegetable plots and mature blueberries. chickens. trees, raised vegetable plots and mature blueberries. Paddocks are fenced with water for stock. Paddocks Paddocks are are fenced fenced with with water water for for stock. stock.

RAGLAN 826 Ruakiwi Road

Large Lifestyle

$3.5M

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GST GST Inclusive Inclusive 1.00-1.45pm, Saturday VIEW 1.00-1.45pm, VIEW 1.00-1.45pm, Saturday Saturday VIEW 28 October Richard Thomson 28 October 28 OctoberThomson Richard M Richard 027 294 Thomson 8625 Richard Thomson M 027 294 294 8625 richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E M 027 M 027 294 8625 8625 richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

pggwre.co.nz/HAM35300 pggwre.co.nz/HAM38106 pggwre.co.nz/HAM38106 pggwre.co.nz/HAM38106

This 27.09ha rural block is move in ready with wellestablished gardens, a comfortable home and handy farm improvements. The farm is set up for sheep or beef with yards in place and a great water49supply theRoad newly installed bore. Parkerfrom Access WAITETUNA 49 Access Road WAITETUNA 49 Parker Parker Accesswool Roadshed could be WAITETUNA The excellent condition 4-stand Attractive 33ha Attractive 33ha Attractive 33ha used as a calf shed, workshop, accommodation or •• storage. Easy contour Easy contour contour and and well-located well-located • Easy and well-located •• SetCentral race, electric cattle and implement Central race, electric fencing, cattle yards and back from the road fencing, for privacy, theyards original • Central race, electric fencing, cattle yards and implement implement shed/hay barn shed/hayhas barn homestead four bedrooms including the master shed/hay barn •• bedroom Good water supplied from reliable spring-fed stream supplied from reliable spring-fed stream with ensuite. find the floorplan to be • Good Good water water suppliedYou fromwill reliable spring-fed stream •• Multiple potential building sites Multiple potential sites laid outbuilding with family • generous Multipleand potential building sites living in mind, and •• Within walking distance of Waitetuna Primary School Within walking of Waitetuna School is a swimming pool for warmerPrimary months. • there Within walking distance distance of the Waitetuna Primary School

$1.25M

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$1.6M $1.6M $1.6M Plus GST (if any) Plus Plus GST GST (if (if any) any)

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Richard Thomson Richard Thomson MRichard 027 294Thomson 8625 Richard Thomson Mrichard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 294 294 8625 EM 027 M richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 294 8625 8625 E E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

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105 Greenslade Road RAGLAN RAGLAN 105 Greenslade Greenslade Road Road RAGLAN 105

Harbourside Haven Harbourside Harbourside Haven Haven

This stylish, modernized home ticks all the boxes, from its This This stylish, stylish, modernized modernized home home ticks ticks all all the the boxes, boxes, from from its its prestigious Greenslade Road, Raglan address with its prestigious Greenslade Road, Raglan address with its prestigious Greenslade Road, Raglan address with its extensive Northerly harbour views, to its low maintenance extensive Northerly Northerly harbour harbour views, views, to to its its low low maintenance maintenance extensive setting, ensuring ensuring your piece piece of paradise. paradise. setting, setting, ensuring your your piece of of paradise. The The 800m2 800m2 site site is is elevated, elevated, private private and and has has well well developed developed The 800m2 site is elevated, private and has well developed landscaping, fruit fruit trees, trees, vegetable vegetable gardens gardens and and concrete concrete landscaping, landscaping, fruit trees, vegetable gardens and concrete driveway driveway with with ample ample off-street off-street parking. parking. driveway with ample off-street parking.

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Richard Thomson Richard Thomson Richard Thomson M 027 294 8625 M 027 294 M richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz 027 294 8625 8625 E E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz E richard.thomson@pggwrightson.co.nz

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RAGLAN 1549 Whaanga Road Section Overlooking Spectacular Ruapuke Beach Up for grabs is a prime lifestyle section overlooking the amazing Ruapuke beach. Sections of this calibre are rare and you're unlikely to come across another opportunity to build your dream home in such a beautiful location. 881b WAITETUNA 881b Old Old Mountain Mountain Road Road WAITETUNA 881b Old Mountain Road WAITETUNA

Spectacular Lifestyle Spectacular Spectacular Lifestyle This section isLifestyle 8025m2 (more or less), giving you space

Lifestyle properties this quality don't come along Lifestyle properties of this don't come for a family lifestyleof and the landscaping to go Lifestyle properties ofhome this quality quality don't come along along everyday. This modern, comfortable family home onof1.235ha everyday. This modern, comfortable family home on with it. AllThis rooms are sure to have fantastic views everyday. modern, comfortable family home on 1.235ha 1.235ha (more or less) had aa lot of thought go into it --scenery. the layout (more or less) had lot of thought go into it the either the ocean or the mountainous rural This (more or less) had a lot of thought go into it - the layout layout works exceptionally wellspot withtomultiple multiple inside andhome outside works exceptionally well and truly is a breathtaking be ableinside to come works exceptionally well with with multiple inside and outside outside areas to enjoy time alone or with family and guests. areas to. to areas to enjoy enjoy time time alone alone or or with with family family and and guests. guests.

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Lot 5 1549 Whaanga Road RAGLAN RAGLAN RAGLAN

$640,000

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Up grabs is a prime lifestyle section$440,000 overlooking the •• for 34 Manukau Road, 607m², asking 34 Road, 607m², asking $440,000 • 34 Manukau Manukau Road, 607m², asking $440,000 amazing Ruapuke beach. Secure this spot now$750,000 and •• 3956A State Highway 23, 8,002m², asking 3956A State Highway 23, asking $750,000 • 3956A State Highway 23, 8,002m², 8,002m², asking enjoy theOkete best views for decades to come! The $750,000 title has •• 565 Road, 8,004m², asking $850,000 565 Okete Road, 8,004m², asking $850,000 • 565 Okete Road, 8,004m², asking $850,000 been issuedGet talking to23, your builder now! $630,000 3578B State Highway 8,021m², asking ••• 3578B State Highway 23, 8,021m², asking $630,000 3578B State Highway 23, 8,021m², askingyou $630,000 This section is 1.1007ha (more or less), giving •• 1517 Whaanga Road, 8,025m², asking $690,000 Whaanga Road, 8,025m², asking $690,000 •space1517 1517 Whaanga Road, 8,025m², asking $690,000 for a family lifestyle home and the land to go 1597 Whaanga Whaanga Road, Road, 1.1007ha, 1.1007ha, asking asking $920,000 $920,000 ••• 1597 1597 Whaanga Road, asking $920,000 with it. InHills one direction you1.1007ha, have incredible and unique •• 154 Road, 10.825ha, asking $2M 154 Hills 10.825ha, asking $2M • 154 Hills Road, Road, 10.825ha, asking $2M you have views of Ruapuke beach, and in theasking other 646 Te Mata Mata Road, Road, 15.0492ha, $1.2M ••• 646 Te 15.0492ha, asking $1.2M 646 Te Mata Road, 15.0492ha, asking $1.2M spectacular mountains. The driveway has been II have aa diverse variety of excellent sections and bare have diverse variety of excellent sections and bare I have a diverse variety of excellentand sections and bare constructed. Areas of covenanted tracked native land properties for sale to suit buyers of all types -- give land properties for sale to suit buyers of all types give land properties for sale to suit buyers of all types - you give bush, habitat fortoabundant bird life, are all around me a call today find the right site for your dream me a call today to find the right site for your dream methis a call today to find the right site for your dream in stunning location. build. build. build.

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Multi-purpose rural paradise to be found in Te Uku T

he Raglan Chronicle chats to Sue Bellerby, owner of the multipurpose Te Uku property on SH23 that is currently on the market.

When did you purchase the land and move to the Te Uku property? What was your vision for the land back then? We fell in love with the beautiful block of land in Te Uku 20 years ago but couldn't afford to build at that stage so spent the next 12 months investigating ideas and ways to create income from the property. Eventually we decided on holiday accommodation chalets particularly for couples looking for a peaceful private romantic getaway with the forest edge spa pool as a draw-card. We bought some Wiltshire sheep and began breeding them for lifestyle block owners as they shed their wool and no shearing is needed. We also grew maize and corn for a while. When we were creating the driveway a surprise underwater spring popped up. We had a swimming pool overnight! The Mangakino stream runs along the boundary and has plenty of eels and our children had heaps of fun interactions with eels over the years. Also a great place for a picnic spot under a shady willow. Completely private from the world. We loved our new piece of paradise. The holiday chalet became very popular and busy so we expanded and built two more chalets over time. Hidden Valley Retreat was born and operated for approx 15 years. You achieved that vision and more. What special consent did you need to operate that kind of accommodation business. We obtained resource consent from the council and had permission to build one more dwelling but never got round to it so it's still an opportunity. What are the natural features of the land that first attracted you to it? The beauty of the valley with the shadows across the Te Uku hills in the afternoon light is spellbinding. The bird life is incredible.

We have a significant stand of kahikatia trees and 5 acres of bush which we have fenced off for restoration. The council have recently recognized and declared an area of national significance. It's so peaceful walking through the native forest now and the growth of the bush unrecognizable in the 15 years of letting nature do its thing. What changes have you experienced in the Te Uku area over the years. The view changed a bit when WEL energy proposed the Te Uku windfarm. We were nervous at first but we don't hear them at all and guests said they liked the look of them. What have you added to the property? Over the years we built the 4 bay shed up in the top 10 acre flat paddock where Frank operated his animal feed business Miro feeds from for 10 years. What have you enjoyed about the property and location over the years? The top 10 acres is very fertile soil and has been used by market gardeners over the years for growing potatoes . It's a great place to grow anything and we have an established orchard up there, harvesting plums, a variety of pears, apples, apricots, nuts,figs and even bananas. We have bees and home grown honey. The local Te Uku school is a bonus and a wonderful coffee stop at the gate. Cheapest petrol around at the Te Uku store! Only 10 mins to Raglan for a swim or a closer drive down Okete road for a dip in the water hole. 20mins to Dinsdale supermarkets and dentist. We have loved the 20 years of living the rural dream and many memories made here. The peace and beauty of nature all around is captivating, the birds especially. What life changes have made you decide to move on? We are now downsizing and have moved to town as we plan new adventures but expect the new owners will inject the energy and passion to continue the development and protection of the trees and native bush and just enjoy the natural beauty that this special place offers. The possibilities are endless here....

Twilight Bowls Begins this November O

ne of Raglan's most popular summer events is due to start again on Tuesday November 7th. The game for all ages is made up of teams of 3 with no experience necessary and loan bowls provided for all contestants. The emphasis is on fun with live music, BBQ dinner, raffles and spot prizes. The licensed bar is open from 5.30pm with two games of 30 minutes starting at 6pm followed by prizegiving. You can either enter your own team or individuals will be teamed up with one of our club members. It is a great way to meet new friends with the competition running for 5 consecutive Tuesday nights. Everyone is welcome, with the cost being $25 for the 5 nights. The event is generously sponsored by Top Cut Butchery Raglan. Twilight Bowls starts again on November 7th. To enter phone Alan Price on 021 456751 or simply turn up to register at 5.30pm on the night.

Twilight bowls contestants hamming it up at the Christmas fancy dress night December 2021.

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Open Home

FOR SALE

AUCTION

Modern three bedroom home, garage with internal access, on a fully fenced 648sqm (approx) section, in a family friendly neighbourhood. Phone Blair or Yana. For Sale $989,000 View Saturday 28 October, 11.00 - 11.45am

Enjoy the treasure load of perks that come with country living. Peace and tranquility, green paddocks, fresh air and a place to call home. Phone Julie. For Sale $1.23m View Saturday 28 October, 12.00 - 12.45pm

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30341

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30300

Make the move to relaxed living in Raglan. This good sized three bedroom, two bathroom, two living areas, board and batten home is situated in perfect elevated privacy. Phone Blair or Yana. For Sale By Negotiation View Sunday 29 October, 12.00 - 12.45pm rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30338

Located in an extremely sought after location in central Raglan with all the charm of yesteryear, but requires a full renovation. Phone Julie. Auction 28 October at 3.00pm at Ray White Raglan office, 21 Bow Street, unless sold prior View Sunday 29 October 1.00 - 1.45pm rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30324

2B Puka Place, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

24A Cogswell Road, Raglan

Open Home

121 Maungatawhiri Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Open Home

FOR SALE

DEADLINE SALE

FOR SALE

A prime location and a position that celebrates the sights, sounds and scents of the ocean. Phone Julie. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 1.00 - 1.45pm View Sunday 29 October, 1.00 - 1.45pm

A home with real cottage charm, versatile layout, all the comforts of modern family living, loaded with charm and potential for extra income. Ph Julie or Melanie. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 2.00 - 2.45pm View Sunday 29 October, 2.00 - 2.45pm rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30334

This iconic setting presents a lifestyle that dreams are not only made of, but longed for. Phone Blair or Yana. Deadline Sale Closes 14 November at 3.00pm at Ray White Raglan office, unless sold prior View Saturday 28 October, 1.00 - 1.45pm

Superbly presented and positioned to capture phenomenal panoramic views is this quality lifestyle home sitting proudly on 6385sqm (approx). Ph Julie. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 1.00 - 1.45pm

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30330

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30329

16 Calvert Road, Raglan

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30331 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Open Home

8 Stewart Street, Raglan

30B Taipari Avenue, Raglan

Open Home

398 Wainui Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

57 Hills Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Open Home

FOR SALE

This cute two bedroom bach has been fully renovated with new weatherboards, a new roof, and new wall linings, but still retains its rustic charm. Ph Blair or Yana. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 12.00 - 12.45pm

This centrally located, three bedroom character home captures all day sun on its north facing deck. Get away to the beach and enjoy that peaceful feeling. Phone Melanie. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 11.00 - 11.45am View Sunday 29 October, 11.00 - 11.45am rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30301

Three spacious bedrooms plus an office - master bedroom boasts fantastic views of the bar and harbour. Open plan living opens onto the deck. Ph Yana or Blair. For Sale By Negotiation View Saturday 28 October, 11.00 - 11.45am

Enjoy this ultimate location with breathtaking views. Entertain from the new white palette kitchen featuring top-quality fittings, bifold glass doors to the deck and rich native timber flooring. Phone Julie. For Sale $1.95m View Sunday 29 October, 11.00 - 11.45am rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30276

44 Lorenzen Bay Road, Raglan

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30325 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

23 Government Road, Raglan

33 Manukau Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30245 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

35 Long Street, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Open Home

New Listing

FOR SALE

This pristine, well fenced, 8014sqm (approx) lifestyle property has a sloping bushy backdrop and a great scenic outlook from all sides of the property. Phone Julie. For Sale $2.25m View Sunday 29 October, 2.00 - 2.45pm

Nestled into a green oasis at the end of the well admired niche of Greenslade Road, bordering a native reserve is Kirikiripu Waters - eight exclusive sections now available. Phone Julie or Melanie. For Sale Contact agents for pricing

With approximately 2.8 acres of land, you’ll have plenty of space to build your dream home and enjoy the breathtaking views of Aotea Harbour and the Tasman Sea. Phone Yana or Blair. For Sale $499,000

Elevated, north facing and capturing sun and harbour views. Tucked away for safe living in a warm and welcoming environment set amongst high-quality homes. Currently under contract. Phone Julie. For Sale By Negotiation

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30207

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30336

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30328

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30314

FOR SALE

AUCTION

FOR SALE

An impressive gated entrance leads the way to a private oasis and family living. Currently under contract. Phone Julie. For Sale By Negotiation

This home boasts five stunning double bedrooms, two bathrooms and all the modern conveniences you’d expect from a truly delightful family home. Phone Melanie. Auction 28 October at 3.00pm at Ray White Raglan office, 21 Bow Street, unless sold prior

This wonderful new Lockwood home is positioned perfectly to capture endless stunning coastal views and all-day sunshine Phone Melanie. For Sale By Negotiation

Bush and sea views are what you’ll find here. This freehold 1000sqms (approx) offers the opportunity to create your own backyard playground. Ph Blair or Yana. For Sale By Negotiation

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30327

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30312

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30257

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30251

31 Upper Wainui Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

3 Nihinihi Avenue, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Ray White Raglan 07 825 8669 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

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123 Greenslade Road, Raglan

498B Ruby Lane, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

23 Main Road, Raglan

724A Ruapuke Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

23D Violet Street, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

60 Upper Wainui Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Julie Hanna

Melanie Carroll

Blair Hanna

Yana Pemberton

027 441 8964

021 760 468

027 540 0726

021 183 0479

Dave Hanna

Russ Adams (Rentals)

Lynley Clarkson (Rentals)

021 0200 7665

027 469 5162

027 614 6722

rwraglan.co.nz

FOR SALE

This house sits beautifully in a sought after quiet location. A spacious home, offering comfort and convenience with a warm inviting family atmosphere. Phone Julie. For Sale By Negotiation

My instructions are to sell quickly! Motivated vendors are on the move. The 7442sqms (approx) of land is fenced into three paddocks and features a three bedroom home, deck with designer fireplace and built-in BBQ. Ph Julie. For Sale $1.24m

This modern home combines excellent design of space and functionality and the perfect balance of location and comfort. Designed to capture light and views. Ph Julie. For Sale $1.195m REDUCED

Nestled amongst 1ha (approx) of picturesque park-like grounds sits this quality, three bedroom family home plus huge 4-bay workshop. Phone Blair or Yana. For Sale By Negotiation

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30243

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30248

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30205

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30236

FOR SALE

Camouflaged by lush, mature bush and native trees is the driveway to this four bedroom, rustic cottage with decking on both sides of the lounge. Phone Julie. For Sale $1.030m

The hard work’s been done - just add your own finishing touches to this three bedroom home with extra rooms and private deck with harbour and mountain views. Ph Julie. For Sale $1.22m

Two premium sections on this much sought-after road are now available. Lot 2, spectacular views 457sqm approx. Lot 3, rural views, 930sqm approx. Ph Melanie. For Sale By Negotiation

Explore the potential of this beautiful 10.825ha (approx) block with wide ranging views, only minutes from Raglan’s infrastructure and amenities while still being rural. Phone Julie. For Sale $2m REDUCED

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30196

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30164

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30259

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30270

18 Taipari Avenue, Raglan

104 Te Papatapu Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

41A Norrie Avenue, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

91 Waitetuna Valley Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

7 Government Road, Raglan

89 Greenslade Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

3664 State Highway 23, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

154 Hills Road, Raglan

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Open Home

Boundary indication only

Seeking a long term relationship? AUCTION

1012sqm

8 Stewart Street, Raglan Located in an extremely sought after location in central Raglan with all the charm of yesteryear, but requires a full renovation. Plenty of the original features from fireplaces, to scrim on the walls and beautiful native timber flooring. Wide hallways, high ceilings. Upstairs is an attic. Three bedrooms and two living areas.

Auction 28 October at 3.00pm at Ray White office, 21 Bow Street, unless sold prior

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 julie.hanna@raywhite.com

View Sunday 29 October, 12.00 - 12.45pm

Are you over renting your property out for short term accommodation? Would you like a good long term tenant in your home rather than the constant ins and outs, wear and tear of short term bookings? We have a waitlist of good tenants that might suit your property, give us a call or email - we’re here to help.

Ray White Raglan Rentals

Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

07 825 8640 | 021 0200 7665 | rentals.raglan@raywhite.com | rwraglan.co.nz

rwraglan.co.nz/RAG30324 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Curious to know what your property is worth? Give one of our team a call today for your free, no obligation appraisal

Ray White Raglan 07 825 8669 Rosetown Realty Ltd Licensed REAA2008

Julie Hanna

Melanie Carroll

Blair Hanna

Yana Pemberton

027 441 8964

021 760 468

027 540 0726

021 183 0479

Dave Hanna

Russ Adams (Rentals)

Lynley Clarkson (Rentals)

021 0200 7665

027 469 5162

027 614 6722

rwraglan.co.nz

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what’s on

FRIENDS OF K A I T O K E WALKWAY meet on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays every month at 9am at the East Street entrance to the Kaitoke Walkway to remove pest plants.

R A G L A N BACKGAMMON meets last friday of each month from 5pm at the Old School. We are always happy to teach new people the game or assist others in improving . Everybody welcome to this free and fun event R A G L A N G R O W E R S MARKET Held weekly Fridays 5-7pm at 1 Stewart Street.

WED 1 NOV R A G L A N RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St Kakepuku – bring lunch WED 8 NOV R A G L A N RAMBLERS 9am from James St near Wallis St Aotea harbour – bring lunch

LOCATION OF DEFIBRILLATORS IN RAGLAN

TWILIGHT BOWLS starts Tuesday November 7. Teams of 3 or individuals. $25 ea. Includes BBQ meal. Entries to Alan Price 021 456 751

JUNIOR SURF LIFE SAVING will be kicking off again on Sunday 29 November at 10am at the Clubhouse and the Club is taking registrations right now for members aged 5-14. You can register now at www. raglansurflifesaving. o r g . n z /m e m b e r s or email Travis at juniorsurf@ raglansurflifesaving. org.nz

W A I K A T O O F F S H O R E WIND PROJECT COMMUNITY I N F O R M AT I O N EVENING When: Thursday 9th N o v e m b e r , 5-6.30pm. Where: Function Room, Raglan Sunset Motel, 7 Bankart Street, Raglan RSVP: info@waikato o f f s h o r e windproject.com END OF LIFE WORKSHOP, Saturday, November 11, 2-4.30pm at the Stewart Street Hall register by emailing timebank@ Whāingaroa.org.nz. TWILIGHT GOLF THURSDAYS at the Raglan Golf Club, Tee off from 4.30pm, last Tee off from 5.15pm. Teams of 4, prizes, food truck $10 per player. New teams welcome.

RAGLAN FILM FESTIVAL - CALL FOR ENTRIES Film nominations open until Friday 27 October 2023 (films to be submitted by Monday 1 March 2024). Enter online www.raglanfilmfestival.co.nz SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS - CALL FOR ENTRIES Seeking local creatives to participate in our local pre-Christmas, cash and carry art sale. We are looking for a wide range of entries in all art forms. Email shona@raglanartscentre.co.nz for more info – closing date 3 Nov. MUSIC AT THE OLD SCHOOL – FRIDAY 27 OCT Mark Laurent & Brenda Liddiard in concert – playing grassroots, mostly un-plugged music, they present an eclectic mix of material that can be ‘pin drop’ delicate, or sound like a full band. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm show, tickets on the door $15/$10 concession. Licensed bar and café open. MUSIC AT THE OLD SCHOOL – FRIDAY 3 NOV Mirai Brown – Patience to Bloom tour. Heartstirrings, contemplations and reflections woven into a sound blended with her love for soul, R&B, folk and indie intertwined with spoken word and emotive lyrics. Doors open 6.30pm for 7pm show, tickets www.undertheradar.co.nz $25, on the door $30. Licensed bar and café open.

Defibrillators can save lives in the event of an accident or medical emergency. Here is where they are located in Raglan. 24 HOURS: St John Raglan (11 Wainui Road) St Peter's Anglican Chuch Hall (44 Bow Street) Raglan Club (22 Bow Street) Raglan Holiday Park (61 Marine Parade) The Institute of Awesome (5B Whaanga Road) The Hut Rangitahi (29 Rangitahi Rd) Poihākena Marae - Yellow Cabinet (222 Wainui Road) Raglan Surf Life Saving Club (Ngarunui Beach) outside wall of the club (downstairs) WORK HOURS: Raglan Gym (32 Bow Street) Raglan Medical Centre (9 Wallis Street) Raglan Police (3 Wi Neera Street) Xtreme Zero Waste (186 Te Hutewai Road) Raglan Coastguard (Raglan Wharf) Camp Raglan (578 Wainui Road) e-Coast Marine Consulting (18 Calvert Road)

LIVE AND LOCAL – FRIDAY 10 NOV A showcase for local performers, from songwriters to comedy, this month featuring The Blukes, Pete Aim with Brian Wilson, Dave Maybee with Peter Skandera, Ashley Know & Freddy Limbert. 7.30-9.30pm, doors open 7pm. Koha entry. Licensed bar and café open. RAGLAN CREATIVE MARKET – SUNDAY 12 NOV 10am – 2pm at the Old School Arts Centre on Stewart St. For more info - www. raglanmarket.com

MOVIES AT THE OLD SCHOOL UPROAR (M | 110 mins) Sat 4 Nov 4.45pm TAKING BACK OUR BEACH (Exempt | 87 mins) Sat 4 Nov 7.30pm RIVER OF FREEDOM (Exempt | 154 mins) Sun 5 Nov 3.45pm BARBIE (PG | 114 mins) Sun 5 Nov 7pm Sat 18 Nov 4.45pm Door sales 30min prior raglanmovies.co.nz

This info can be found on https:// aedlocations.co.nz/ or the AED app. You can download it for free on your phone.

REGULAR EVENTS AT THE OLD SCHOOL Ragtimers Ukulele Group 2nd and subsequent Weds each month, 4pm

email: classifieds@raglanchronicle.co.nz

CROP SWAP. First and third Sundays of the month. 9.30 -10.30am at Bowling Club, James Street. Bring anything from the kitchen or garden to swap – seedlings, plants, produce, preserves, baking. It’s not direct swapping, we share abundance, and everyone gets a bit of everything! All welcome

5 Stewart St, Raglan

WHAT'S ON

Notice of Meetings – November 2023

Clay Shed Members’ Night Weekly on Wed, 5-7pm

The following meetings will be held during November. All meetings will be held at the Waikato District Council, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia unless otherwise stated.

Karioi Quilts & Crafts Monthly on 2nd Thurs, 10am

COUNCIL Waikato District Council

Raglan Art Group Monthly on 1st Fri, 10am

Monday, 20 November 2023, 9.30am

Waikato District Council Monday, 20 November 2023, 9.30am (extraordinary meeting) **Public excluded – update on Ngaruawahia and Horotiu infrastructure projects*

Backgammon Club Monthly on last Fri, 5pm

A number of workshops are scheduled throughout each month for the Council to provide direction, these are on Council’s website under the following link https://www. waikatodistrict.govt.nz/your-council/council-committees-boards/council/council-workshops

Mens’ Group Wed 1 Nov then every other week, 7pm

COUNCIL COMMITTEES

Contact 825 0023 | www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/

Public Notices NOTICE OF Annual General Meeting Whaingaroa WHANAU HOE WAKA Incorporated

Sustainability & Wellbeing

Wednesday, 1 November 2023, 9.30am

Infrastructure

Wednesday, 8 November 2023, 9.30am

Policy & Regulatory

Tuesday, 14 November, 9.30am

Sustainability & Wellbeing

Monday, 20 November 2023, 9.30am

Proposed District Plan Sub-Committee **Public Excluded**

Thursday, 23 November 2023, 9.30am

Development Agreements

Monday, 27 November 2023, 9.30am

COMMUNITY BOARDS/COMMITTEES

For Hire

FOR HIRE 1.7T digger with auger option. Call or TXT 021566935

Houses Wanted for removal

Date: November 9th, 2023 Time: 7.00pm Location: Raglan Community House Basement Meeting Room RSVP: November 8th, 2023 Email: Whaingaroawaka@gmail.com

Te Kauwhata Community Committee

Wednesday, 1 November 2023, 7.00pm St John Hall, 4 Baird Ave, Te Kauwhata

Tamahere Community Committee

Tuesday, 7 November 2023, 7.30pm Tamahere Community Centre, 21 Devine Road, Tamahere

Meremere Community Committee

Thursday, 23 November 2023, 7.00pm Community Hall, Heather Green Ave, Meremere

Tuakau Community Board

Tuesday, 28 November 2023, 6.00pm Tuakau Memorial Hall, George Street, Tuakau

Raglan Community Board

Wednesday, 29 November 2023, 1.30pm The Supper Room, Raglan Town Hall, Bow Street, Raglan

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Public Notices

OTHER DECISION MAKING BODIES Waters Governance Board

RAGLAN FOOTBALL CLUB (RFC) AGM

Agendas and minutes for meetings are available at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/your-council.

Monday 30th October 2023

This notice is given under section 46 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987.

At WEC office, Town Hall, 41 Bow Street, Raglan Time: 6.30pm

Tuesday, 28 November 2023, 10.00am Committee Rooms 1 and 2

Note: In the event that the business is not concluded on the advertised date, the meeting may be continued on a later scheduled date.

G J Ion Chief Executive

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Public Notices

0800 492 452 www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz www.facebook.com/WaikatoDistrictCouncil

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Raglan 43A Wallis Street Open Home

55 paces to the high tide mark

This tidy, low maintenance 3-bedroom home on a near level section complete with easy care gardens makes for a great little family home or equally a coastal getaway for extended family and friends with the additional 55m2 garage/ sleepout. The garage is set up for accommodation with a separate bathroom but would be equally well suited as a games room, somewhere to house your toys or a combination of all three. The home (82m2) has a functional layout with a generous open plan kitchen/ dining and lounge area which opens out to a large new deck with an all-weather covered pergola to match, an inviting and private space to entertain, BBQ and enjoy. As far as location is concerned, 43A Wallis Street has much to offer being an easy walk with no hills to both the village centre (760m) and the wharf (540m). If you can put up with the smell of the ocean and all too often the sound of the ocean as well, then come and take a look, this home/ family getaway might just end up being your new happy place. This property is 1/2 share of 1306sqm Crosslease (freehold)

Raglan 21 Point Street

For Sale By Negotiation View Sat 28 Oct 12.30 - 1.30pm Web pb.co.nz/RGU163821

Mark Crarer M 027 433 6083

E mark.crarer@pb.co.nz

Debbie Crarer M 027 253 6344

E debbie.crarer@pb.co.nz

Raglan 110 Newton Road Open Home

Light and space Designed by well-known Waikato architectural firm, Architecture Bureau, this remarkable property reflects the original vision of its owners. The vision was twofold: firstly, to create a serene and inviting two-bedroom holiday retreat for themselves, with an additional two-bedroom guest area versatile enough to accommodate both extended family and short-term guests. Secondly, they aimed to craft a home that would seamlessly embrace the breathtaking views of Raglan Harbour, the Rangitahi peninsula, and the majestic Sleeping Lady, Whaingaroa, Raglans very own Mt. Karioi.

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For Sale $2,350,000 View Sat 28 Oct 11.00 - 12.00pm Web pb.co.nz/RGU167960

Mark Crarer M 027 433 6083 Debbie Crarer M 027 253 6344

New Listing

Peace and views plus

• Views to Mt Karioi, Aotea Harbour, Kawhia Harbour and out across For Sale $1,260,000 View By appointment to Albatross Point. Web pb.co.nz/RGU172309 • Modern 3 bedroom home with 2 generous living areas • Double internal access garaging • 4.55 hectares of land with swags of character • 126m2 Total Span shed. Call us to make an appointment to view.

Mark Crarer M 027 433 6083 Debbie Crarer M 027 253 6344

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