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THE RAGLAN

CHRONICLE EST. 1903

Whaingaroa news for you weekly

19th February 2015 - Issue #431

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Letters www.traciehphotography.co.nz To  the  Editor, I’m  writing  in  response  to  your  request  for  feedback  on  the  dog  debate  within  Raglan’s  CBD. As  a  dog  lover,  dog  adviser  and  blogger  www.bestpuppypost.com  I  want  to  share  with  you  and  your  readers  my  experience  on  a  dog  attack  in  downtown  Raglan. Although  I  am  not  a  resident  of  Raglan,  my  wife  and  I  have  been  holidaying  in  Raglan  for  weeks  at  a  time  every  summer  for  over  10  years. In  February  2014,  while  enjoying  a  meal  on  the  balcony  at  the  Harbour  View  Hotel,  we  noticed  a  family  of  German  tourists  petting  a  tail-­wagging,  friendly  looking  dog  in  the  back  of  a  nearby  ute.  The  owner  of  the  dog  talked  to  the  kids  and  expounded  on  the  calm  and  good-­nature  attributes  of  the  breed.  He  encouraged  the  children  to  pet  it  and  the  dog  loved  the  attention  they  were  eagerly  pouring  out  on  the  pooch. After  thanking  the  farmer  for  letting  the  kids  engage  with  the  dog,  the  owner  and  the  parents  then  began  walking  away  towards  the  supermarket.  The  smallest  of  the  kids,  who  looked  about  8  years  old,  continued  petting  the  dog  for  just  a  few  moments.  At  that  point,  I  noticed  the  dog’s  body  language  change  and,  with  a  word  of  caution  on  the  tip  of  my  tongue,  without  warning  the  dog  lunged  forward  and  bit  the  little  girl  right  on  the  face. Screaming  with  fright  and  clutching  her  bloody  face  with  her  hands,  she  ran  to  her  shocked  parents. Being  that  I  witnessed  what  happened,  I  approached  the  parents  and  dog  owner  to  give  an  account  of  what  transpired.  Although  the  parents  were  stunned  at  this  attack  on  their  child,  the  owner  of  the  dog  was  absolutely  PRUWLÂżHG ZKR ZHQW RQ WR VD\ WKDW KLV dog  had  â€œnever  done  anything  like  that Â

in  its  lifeâ€?.  There  was  a  nasty  gash  just  below  the  child’s  eye  which  would  PRVW GHÂżQLWHO\ KDYH UHTXLUHG VWLWFKHV The  moral  of  this  story,  at  least  to  my  mind,  is  that  animals  are  unpredictable.  Although  there  are  good  dogs  and  bad  dogs,  or  perhaps  better  described  as  good  dog  owners  and  bad  dog  owners,  even  the  friendliest  of  dogs  has  the  potential  do  act  out  of  character  if  he/she  feels  intimidated,  insecure,  or  threatened. We  all  love  our  dogs  and  they  are  a  huge  part  of  our  lives  and  families,  but  having  a  no-­dog  zone  in  Raglan  is  progressive,  responsible  and  commendable. I  totally  sympathize  with  the  inconvenience  this  may  be  for  local  dog  owners  with  â€œfriendlyâ€?  dogs,  but  let’s  not  forget  that  the  â€œfriendlyâ€?  dog  in  this  story  was  the  cause  of  a  serious  face  bite  on  a  little  girl  who  will  probably  wear  a  reminder  scar  for  the  rest  of  her  life. Peter  Gehr,  Regular  Raglan  holiday  maker. To  the  Editor  I  was  the  third  person  to  be  bitten  by  a  dog  outside  the  doors  of  the  Raglan  Bakery  in  the  2003  tourism  off-­ season  (do  we  have  one  these  days?)   The  sharp  toothed  and  confused  dog  was  on  a  leash  held  by  a  young  girlfriend  of  the  dog  owner,  so  far  as  I  recall,  and  onlookers  were  shouting  at  her  to  remove  it  from  the  footpath.   It  was  not  a  good  experience,  and  I  joined  the  queue  at  West  Coast  Health  seeking  medical  attention.    Look  after  your  dogs.    Their  natural  habitat  is  not  in  the  mainstreet  of  Raglan,  posing  a  ULVN WR WKHPVHOYHV FKLOGUHQ WUDIÂżF hygiene  etc Sincerely, Lesley  Syme,  Raglan  Ward  Councillor  2001-­2004 Weather Map

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Check www.weathermap.co.nz for latest forecasts Forecasts Forecast generated on Wednesday 18 February Max Summary Wind Waves* Tides* Sun temp (C) (km/hr) (m) (High/Low) (Rise/Set)

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Aeronavics’ online share campaign proving popular

General manager and director Linda Bulk with one of Aeronavic’s drones.

To  raise  money  for  the  company’s  future  development,  an  equity  crowdfunding  campaign  for  the  drone  design  and  manufacturing  was  launched  with  the  aim  of  raising  between  $750,000  and  $1.5  million. Aeronavics  general  manager  and  director  Linda  Bulk  said  the  initial  $750,000  target  was  reached  within  just  three  days  of  the  offer  opening,  and  the  campaign  had  now  become  the  largest  equity  crowdfunding  bid  in  New  Zealand  to  date. Having  already  attracted  nearly  200  investors,  the  offer  would  close  on  March  14  or  when  Aeronavics  hit  its  $1.5  million  cap. “We  knew  this  would  be  popular  but Â

we  had  no  idea  it  would  go  so  fast‌  we’re  breaking  records  in  New  Zealand,â€?  she  said. Under  the  new  Financial  Markets  Conduct  Act,  New  Zealand  companies  could  raise  a  maximum  of  $2  million  by  offering  shares  to  the  public  through  a  licensed  provider. Aeronavics,  whose  customers  include  NASA,  Disney  and  DreamWorks,  chose  this  way  of  raising  money  so  that  ordinary  New  Zealanders,  as  well  as  companies  and  serious  investors,  had  the  chance  to  buy  into  the  company,  with  a  minimum  investment  of  $1000  (at  $1  a  share).   â€œIt  [the  money  raised]  will  be  directly  invested  in  the  company  to  make  it  a  more  valuable  company  and  a  bigger  company,â€?  Linda  explained. The  company  knew  its  drones  or  remotely  piloted  aerial  systems  (RPAS)  -­  which  were  targeted  predominantly  at  the  commericial  sectors  of  agriculture,  JRYHUQPHQW VHUYLFHV PHGLD DQG ÂżOP DQG

industry  â€“  worked  well. “What’s  really  exciting  is  that  exceeding  our  initial  target  will  allow  us  to  bring  our  growth  plans  forward,  Linda  said. The  money  would  allow  the  company  to  develop  products  earlier,  boost  production  capabilities,  take  on  extra  staff  â€œand  give  us  a  real  edge  in  this  global  marketâ€?. 7KH ÂżYH \HDU ROG FRPSDQ\ ZRXOG XVH some  of  the  money  to  complete  the  tooling  and  moulds  for  its  new  line  of  Turn-­Key  RPAS,  which  it  believed  would  be  the  most  advanced  RPAS  craft  in  the  world. Aeronavics’  equipment  had  been  used  in  D YDULHW\ RI FRQWH[WV LQFOXGLQJ WKH ÂżOPLQJ of  the  Twilight  Saga,  Masterchef  New  Zealand  and  The  Block,  the  broadcasting  RI PDMRU VSRUWLQJ HYHQWV DQG HYHQ WR ÂżJKW EXVK ÂżUHV LQ $XVWUDOLD /LQGD VDLG Rachel  Benn  For  more  information  on  the  Aeronavics’  equity  crowdfunding  campaign,  go  to:  https://www. snowballeffect.co.nz/aeronavics

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aglan-­based  drone  company  Aeronavics’  online  sale  of  shares  has  attracted  $1  million  LQYHVWPHQW LQ LWV ÂżUVW IHZ GD\V DQG LV set  to  hit  the  company’s  target  of  $1.5  million.

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source  of  clean  water,  generators  to  keep  food  cold  and  necessary  powered  systems  operational,  and  diggers  to  clear  the  roads. There  were  many  things  to  consider,  Mervyn  said,  so  it  was  a  good  idea  to  involve  a  group  of  people  in  developing  the  community  response  plan. “It  can  be  as  complex  or  as  simple  as  you  want,  but  it  really  needs  to  be  driven  by  the  community,  for  the  community,â€?  he  said. The  council  had  a  template  for  this  that  could  be  adapted  to  suit  individual  communities. The  need  for  a  community  response  plan  was  raised  at  last  week’s  Raglan  Community  Board  meeting,  but  the  issue  was  unable  to  be  formally  discussed  as  WKHUH ZHUH LQVXIÂżFLHQW ERDUG PHPEHUV present.    Rachel  Benn Â

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Kindy kids hit the beach 2015 Soccer registrations now open

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elcome to the 2015 soccer season, the year the Fifa U20 World Cup comes to New Zealand and with it the future mega stars of the soccer world. Raglan Junior Soccer Club is taking registrations ONLINE for all players old and new. This service is available on our website from 13th February to 28th February. Once the player is registered he/she will be placed in an appropriate team. The teams will be announced at the 7HDP %ULH¿QJ GD\ ZKHUH \RX ZLOO ¿QG out what team you are in, get together and choose a coach and team manager. This day replaces the Muster day of previous seasons. The AGM will be held this month and all parents are warmly invited to attend...this is an opportunity to have

your say and make a difference to your soccer club. If you have any questions or just want to know more please contact a committee member or refer to our website. Dates to note: 2 Februaury Online registrations open 19 February AGM at Ragalan Area School staffroom 7pm 28 February Online registrations close 21 March 7HDP %ULH¿QJ 'D\ 26 March Coaches/managers/ committee introduction meeting 28 March Working Bee 22 April First soccer practice Website details are www. raglanjuniorsoccer.co.nz Committee contacts are Kim Black 825-­5178, Kath Hughes 825-­7272 or Zoe Carter 825-­ 0058

R trip to Wainamu beach recently.

aglan Kindergarten had a wonderful local environment, and supports a current interest

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Double header rocks Club Waitangi Weekend 2015 saw young and old come out to the Raglan Club as they hosted a great night of world class music from Nathan Haines band and Sola Rosa. Nathan haines returned to Raglan following a very special 2014 concert and brought with him an amazing group of musicians and singers, which included Kevin Mark Trail and Tama Waipara. The crowds turned out for this double header with a capacity audience dancing the night away. After a coin toss Sola Rosa took to WKH 5DJODQ VWDJH ¿UVW DQG SURGXFHG D performance they are known for all over the world -­ with Kevin Mark Trail and Cheree Mathieson singing material from Sola Rosa ‘s new album Magnetic. The summer of 2014 was described

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Power  on  the  farm  and  in  the  homestead  was  also  generated  by  the  Pelton  wheel,  recalls  Michael,  who  has  tales  aplenty  of  JURZLQJ XS WKHUH LQFOXGLQJ Ă€RXQGHULQJ with  his  father  nearby  in  the  upper  reaches  of  the  harbour. Âł:H FDXJKW Ă€RXQGHU RQH QLJKW and  couldn’t  carry  them  home  so  took  the  tractor  round  to  get  them,â€?  Michael  laughs. “It’s  nice  having  all  the  family  around,â€?  he  mulls,  now  a  youthful  73.  He’s  still  an  ace  tennis  player  â€“  a  game  played  on  Overton’s  old  court  through  the  generations  ZLWK ÂżHUFH IDPLOLDO ULYDOU\ Âą DQG GURSSHG E\ the  day  the  Chronicle  was  visiting  Ross  to  see  how  his  son’s  course  went  down  south.  Two  other  sons  have  baches  in  the  area,  on  the  water’s  edge  down  by  the  Okete  wharf,  and  Michael  himself  was  based  there  until  moving  to  his  recently  subdivided  farmland  at  Three  Streams. Ross’s  acreage  isn’t  original  Wallis  land,  but  does  overlook  that  of  his  ancestors.  He  and  wife  Shayney  have  carried  on  the  family  tradition  with  all  four  of  their  children  having  gone  to  Te  Uku  School  like  their  father  and  grandfather  before  them. 1RW RQO\ ZDV 5RVV DW ÂżYH WKH \RXQJHVW pupil  to  help  cut  the  cake  at  the  school’s  100th  anniversary  but  their  daughter  Laura  GLG WKH VDPH ZKHQ VKH ZDV ÂżYH DW WKH WK celebration. Ross  reckons  he  kind  of  fell  back  into  farming  barely  15  years  ago  on  returning  with  his  family  from  overseas,  where  the  couple  had  been  involved  in  volunteer  mission  work. Michael  encouraged  him  to  stay  and  work  on  the  land,  he  says,  managing  a  neighbouring  block  which  has  now  become  Ross’  own  to  develop.  And  while  Ross  never  cared  for  milking,  he  reckons  he’s  always  liked  farming  as  a  business  â€“  even  if,  as  Michael  adds,  â€œhe  still  keeps  out  of  the  shed  as  much  as  he  canâ€?. In  his  time  back  at  Okete  Ross  has  taken  on  some  industry  training  and  now,  at  45,  is  on  the  Fonterra  Shareholders’  Council Â

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as  they  come,  but  his  sound  couldn’t  be  more  classic  Jamaican  reggae.  This  weekend  Raglan  will  be  treated  to  a  special  appearance  from  the  artist  at  the  Raglan  Sunday  Sessions. Growing  up  on  a  diet  of  Saxon  sound  tapes  and  practicing  the  lyrics  of  80s  UK  veteran  deejays  such  as  Tippa  Irie,  Papa  Levi,  Asher  Senator  and  Smiley  Culture  -­  as  well  as  Jamaican  artists  like  Papa  San  and  Yellowman,  gave  the  young  YT  an  education  in  UHJJDH O\ULFV DQG KRZ WR Ă€RZ RYHU D EHDW YT  has  toured  across  the  UK  and  Europe,  South  America,  and  Asia,  and  his  live  shows  are  renowned.  He  has  the  ability  to  cross  genres  and  sounds,  spanning  reggae,  dancehall,  jungle,  and  drum  and  bass. Don’t  miss  out  on  seeing  one  of  the  world’s  leading  reggae  artists  in  action! Also  on  this  weekend  are  two  of  Raglan’s  favourite  touring  bands,  Left  Or  Right  on  Friday  and  Rootz  Konekt  on  Saturday.  This  is  Left  Or  Right’s  10th  national  tour  and  they  KDYH EHFRPH ÂżUP 5DJODQ IDYRXULWHV ZLWK WKHLU JHQUH PDVKLQJ VW\OHV DQG ÂżHUFH PXVLFLDQVKLS DQG YRFDOV Expect  a  solid  night  of  blazing  songs  as  they  enjoy  playing  in  one  of  their  favourite  destinations.  Rootz  Konekt  are  one  of  the  Waikato’s  hardest  working  bands  with  their  take  on  all  things  reggae Â

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Opinion: War‌‌what is good for? By Albert Einsteinlager

We  are  already  well  into  the  015  and  pretty  depressing  to  note  that  some  things  don’t  change.  War  still  rages  throughout  the  world.  People  get  bombed,  shot  and  generally  messed  up.  After  deliberating  over  a  couple  of  wines  I  have  come  up  with  a  plan.  Hopefully  all  warmongrels  will  take  heed.  If  this  sounds  rather  simplistic  then  you  are  right.   All  the  best  solutions  are  simple.  Forget  the  tricky  ones.  They  generally  take  way  too  much  time  and  effort. What  we  need  to  do  is  completely  remove  the  word  â€œWarâ€?  from  the  lexicon  of  our  language.  It  needs  to  be  replaced  by  the  word  â€œSkirmish.â€?   If  aggressive  intent  has  to  be  acted  on,  then  the  act  of  skirmish  has  to  be  the  preferred  method  of  resolution. Take  your  mind  back  to  a  simpler  time.   Life  in  the  playground.  There  has  always Â

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But  then  alas  something  happened  which  threatened  to  ruin  this  perfect  skirmish.  Some  idiot  threw  D VSHDU ,W Ă€HZ WKURXJK WKH DLU DQG embedded  itself  in  the  thigh  of  an  adversary.   There  was  a  moment  of  hushed  panic.   Would  this  precipitate  a  full  scale  war.   No.  The  skirmish  spirit  was  maintained.  The  culprit  was  dragged  away  and  given  a  right  good  bollocking.  By  all  accounts  the  rest  of  the  villagers  disbanded  and  went  down  to  the  pub  for  a  grand  old  knees  up.  Now  this  is  the  way  to  settle  differences. So  Mr/Mrs  Government,  if  you  are  reading  this  whilst  relaxing  at  the  beach,  please  refrain  from  starting  a  scrap.  And  if  you  really  have  to,  make  sure  it  is  a  skirmish,  with  no  loss  of  life  and  certainly  with  the  opportunity  for  all  parties  to  get  together  afterwards  to  discuss‌‌‌â€?Bloody  hell,  what  was  that  all  that  about?â€?

I was born here in Raglan where my parents were farming at Waitetuna. We left when I was seven but I loved to come back for holidays. From an early age I had a dream of being a missionary in India. After training as a physiotherapist, working a few years in Tauranga, and studying at Faith Bible College, I joined The Leprosy Mission and went to India. That makes it all sound very easy, but during those years both my parents died and it was only my faith in God that gave me strength to follow my dream. The Bible says that nothing can separate us from the love of God. This was my experience as I adjusted to living alone in a foreign land. For three years I worked in Leprosy Hospitals in India training physiotherapy technicians and treating patients. Then visa regulation changes meant that I was

not able to continue working there. I spent the following twelve years in Nepal and Bangladesh continuing to train and equip locals to do the work, and gradually working myself out of a job. In 1996 I came back to NZ and married Bruce Gavin, returning to the place where my life started. The many changes I’ve experienced in life and the many places I’ve lived have reinforced the truth that nothing can separate us from God’s love and that the only relationship which lasts forever is the relationship we can have with this God who loves us more than we can imagine. Over recent years I have trained as a Christian Spiritual Director and have been ordained a priest in the Anglican Church where it is now my privilege to be part of the shared ministry team in Raglan. .DWKOHHQ *DYLQ

If you have questions about God, or want to know more about this story, contact: Vision Church Ps Andrew Roughton 825 6563, Union Church Ps Doug Stephenson 825 8276, Surfside Church Ps Roger Peart 825 5199, Anglican Church Jan Mitchell 825 5122

This is a paid feature from combined churches in Raglan. The opinions and views expressed are those of the individuals and do not necessarily represent the views of the editors or publishers of the Chronicle

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This  1911  postcard  of  Opotoru  Bay  is  in  the  museum  collection  (now  in  the  centre  of  the  photo).  It  was  three  years  before  the  walkway  was  dug  into  the  cliff  and  long  before  the  footbridge  was  built  in  1929. On  top  of  the  cliff  are  the  1883  beacon  and  the  police  station  built  in  1907-­8,  but  moved  to  the  corner  of  Robertson  St  in  the  1960s. A  kerosene  street  lamp  was  on  the  corner  of  Stewart  St  and  next  to  it  the  1895  Congregational  Church,  which  has  been  the  Union  Church  since  1943.  In  1956  it  was  hidden  from  this  angle  by  a  QHZ ¿UH VWDWLRQ DQG LV DJDLQ KLGGHQ E\ the  2011  museum.

Up  Stewart  St  from  the  church  is  the  Headmaster’s  house,  built  In  1903  by  J.  Rowe  as  a  5  room  residence  for  £495. W.F.  Wallis  wrote,  â€œThere  was  another  house  on  the  hill  between  the  School  and  the  site  of  the  present  2SRWRUX WUDIÂżF EULGJH , WKLQN LW EHORQJHG to  the  Wesleyan  Mission  Board  and  for  some  time  was  occupied  by  the  Rev.  Stevenson,  the  Wesleyan  minister.â€?  The  New  Zealand  Herald  reported  a  14  March  1889  valedictory  soiree  for  Rev.  Mr  and  Mrs  Stephenson.  So  presumably  the  house  on  the  right  of  the  photo  was  built  before  1889. Do  you  know  any  more  about  the  history  of  these  buildings?  If  so,  talk  to  the  museum. John  Lawson

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Dated at Ngaruawahia, 16 February 2015 Maria Edgar Electoral Officer Waikato District Council

phone 0800 922 822

Notice of Meeting Raglan Community Board Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Raglan Community Board will be held in the Supper Room, Town Hall, Bow Street, Raglan on Tuesday 10 March 2015 commencing at 2.00pm. This notice is given under section 46 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987.

Proposed amendment to Waikato District Council Speed Limit Bylaw 2011 Waikato District Council is undertaking a review of the speed limits set out in the schedules and maps of the Waikato District Council Speed Limits Bylaw 2011. Plans showing proposed changes to existing speed limits can be viewed on our website www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz or at any Council office or library. You can make written submissions on the proposed changes from Monday 16 February until 5pm Monday 16 March 2015. Tell us what you think about what we’re proposing. Make a submission by: > entering it online at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/sayit > emailing it to consult@waidc.govt.nz > posting it to Waikato District Council, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia 3720 > faxing it to (07) 824 8091 > delivering it to any Council office or library. G J Ion Chief Executive

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21  Bow  St,  Raglan   Phone:  07  825  8669   Fax:  07  825  7410    Website:  www.rwraglan.co.nz   Email:  raglan.nz@raywhite.com

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