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19th July 2012 -­ Issue #303

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Aloha Market Place - Sushi Takeaway. 5 Bow Street..................................................... 825 7440

Burgershack. Takeaway. 35a Bow Street.................................................................... 825 8439

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To  the  editor, It  has  been  interesting  to  keep  an  eye  on  the  use  of  the  Raglan  bus  now  that  the  Sunday  service  has  been  terminated.  The  net  result  seems  to  be  that  weekend  use  of  the  service  has  dropped  sharply.  The  reasons  for  this  were  quite  predictable.  Frequently,  usage  would  have  been  by  people  who  wanted  to  visit  Raglan  for  the  weekend  or  going  to  Hamilton  for  one  or  two  nights.  Removing  the  Sunday  bus  service  has  sabotaged  both  of  these  possibilities.  Weekend  buses  were  always  run  with  quite  low  numbers  but  nevertheless  were  important  to  those  that  used  them.  The  use  of  a  smaller  bus  on  such  routes  seems  a  logical  answer  and  I  have  not  seen  any  RI¿FLDO DQVZHU DV WR ZK\ WKLV LV QRW SRVVLEOH 7KHUH LV a  similar  and  much  greater  problem  in  Hamilton  where  large  buses  with  only  a  few  passengers  scoot  around  all  day,  except  at  peak  morning  and  evening  busy  periods.  The  development  of  bus  services  was  partly  to  get  people  out  of  their  cars,  not  a  lot  of  progress  there.

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The  usual  reason  given  for  not  solving  the  Raglan  bus  service  problems  is  that  there  is  not  enough  money  in  the  transport  budget.  The  answer  to  that  is  to  divert  more  funds  into  the  transport  fund  and  away  from  councillor’s  vanity  projects  like  the  velodrome.

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SUNDAY SERVICES

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SUNDAY SERVICES

Council yet to tie up most wharf tenancies

The  council,  however,  says  the  rents  were  recommended  by  an  independent  YDOXHU DQG WKDW LW LV QHJRWLDWLQJ WR ÂżOO the  remainder  of  the  635  square  metres  of  rentable  space. Water  &  facilities  general  manager  Richard  Bax  says  the  building  â€“  which  replaces  the  corrugated  iron  â€œshedsâ€?  razed  in  a  spectacular  early  morning  ¿UH LQ $SULO Âą LV VHW IRU FRPSOHWLRQ WKLV PRQWK DQG IRU DQ RIÂżFLDO RSHQLQJ LQ $XJXVW $QG ZKLOH KH FRQÂżUPV WKDW IRXU RI the  seven  separate  tenancies  have  yet  to  be  taken  up,  he  emphasises  the  council  is  â€œworking  with  a  number  of  interested  parties  who  are  wanting  to  leaseâ€?. His  reassurance  comes  after  a  small  businessman  complained  he  was  brushed  off  when  he  asked  the  council  if  the  rent  levels  â€“  which  he  said  were  as  high  as  in  the  centre  of  town  â€“  were  negotiable.   He  pointed  out  that  several  retail  premises  in  town  had  been  empty  for  some  months. Mr  Bax  says  the  wharf  rents  have  been  calculated  using  rents  from  across Â

the  Raglan  area  and  not  just  the  CBD.  $OWKRXJK WKH UHQWV DUH KLJKHU WKDQ previously,  he  says  rents  in  the  old  sheds  had  not  been  reviewed  for  a  considerable  time. $W WKLV VWDJH WKH RQO\ FRQÂżUPHG tenants  are  Raglan  Seafoods  â€“  whose  IUHVK ÂżVK DQG WDNHDZD\V EXVLQHVV ZDV gaining  wide  plaudits  ahead  of  the  big  blaze  â€“  and  the  Raglan  Coastguard,  which  also  had  space  in  the  old  building.  It’s  believed  Raglan  Seafoods  will  now  be  spread  over  a  larger  area. Mr  Bax  says  the  council  has  an  agreement  with  Raglan  Seafoods  that  it  will  sign  a  rental  contract.  The  DJUHHPHQW LV FRQÂżGHQWLDO EXW WKH WHUP and  value  of  the  lease  will  be  made  public  after  it  has  been  presented  to  council’s  water  &  facilities  committee. The  Coastguard  will  receive  a  council  grant  to  cover  its  rent,  he  adds. Meanwhile  Tony  Sly  Pottery  is  understood  to  be  happy  in  its  new  premises  in  the  northern  end  of  the  boat-­building  factory,  where  it  has  recently  been  joined  by  a  coffee  kiosk  which  opens  at  weekends.   Thanks  to  a  ¿UHZDOO WKH IDFWRU\ VXUYLYHG WKH blaze. In  all  the  council  has  spent  almost  $3  million  at  the  wharf:   it  had  to  get  the  wharf  structure  itself  ship-­shape  before  Livingston  Construction  began  work  on  the  new  building. Edith  Symes

$120,000 available for communities surrounding Te Uku wind farm Meridian  Energy  has  made  $120,000  available  to  local  community  projects  over  the  next  three  years  through  the  new  Meridian  Te  Uku  Community  Fund. Âł$IWHU FRQGXFWLQJ UHVHDUFK LQ WKH community  it  was  clear  the  Community  Fund  concept  would  work  well  for  those  living  near  our  Te  Uku  wind  farmâ€?  says  Neal  Barclay,  General  Manager  of  Markets  and  Production  at  Meridian  Energy.  â€œWe’re  managing  similar  Funds  in  other  locations,  and  they  have  been  a  great  way  to  support  genuine  grass-­roots  initiativesâ€?  says  Neal. 7KH ÂżUVW URXQG RI DSSOLFDWLRQV FORVHV RQ 6HSWHPEHU DQG ZLOO EH assessed  by  a  panel  of  community  and  Meridian  representatives.

“We  are  looking  for  projects  that  JHQHUDWH GLUHFW EHQHÂżWV IRU WKH ORFDO community,  and  welcome  applications  from  the  communities  of  Te  Uku,  Raglan,  Waitetuna  and  Te  Mataâ€?  says  Hamish  Scott,  Meridian  Te  Uku  Site  Manager  and  Chair  of  the  new  Fund. “In  the  past  Meridian’s  Community  Funds  have  assisted  a  diverse  range  of  projects  including  environmental  conservation,  volunteer  emergency  services,  schools,  local  events,  education  programs,  and  heritage  restoration.  We’ll  be  looking  for  a  similar  spread  for  this  Fundâ€?  says  Hamish. 7R ÂżQG RXW PRUH DERXW WKH 7H Uku  Community  Fund,  including  how  and  when  to  apply,  visit  www. meridianenergy.co.nz/communityfunds

Correction: Issue 302. 12th July. Page 3 We  reported  in  our  page  3  article  last  week  that  the  Four  Square  building  is  owned  by  Wayne  Petchell.  We  have  since  been  advised  that  the  building  is  actually  owned  by  Rhonda  Waterman  and  Diane  Beach,  not  Wayne  Petchell.

Raglan Wharf building is now near completion

The  Chronicle  has  eight  bags  of  three  â€˜desiree’  (red)  seed  potatoes  to  give  away. They  need  a  sheltered  garden  spot  with  good  sunlight.  Place  them  just  below  the  ground  surface  with  a  bit  of  JDUGHQ FRPSRVW $ JDUGHQ WURZHO RI ÂżUH DVK XQWUHD WHG wood)  around  the  potato  will  help.  Once  up,  mound  them  every  ten  days.  They  should  be  ready  in  Octobe r.

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Four  parts  of  the  new  $1.9  million  Raglan  wharf  building  remain  untenanted  less  than  a  fortnight  out  from  its  expected  completion  â€“  and  one  business  which  recently  inquired  about  relocating  there  complains  Waikato  District  Council  is  holding  out  for  unrealistic  rents.

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Raglan principal carves out unusual secondary career A  rusty  old  axe-­head  arrived  in  the  post  at  Raglan  Area  School  during  the  holidays  â€“  but  far  from  being  perturbed,  principal  Malcolm  Cox  was  delighted. Â

sharpened  and  re-­used  on  one  of  his  carvings  to  complete  an  impressive  collection  of  Maori  tools  handcrafted  from  wood  and  decorated  traditionally  with  such  things  as  paua  and  hawktail  feathers.  His  latest  buy  off  TradeMe  â€“  a  Malcolm’s  in  the  third  year  of  bargain  at  $20  â€“  will  be  cleaned  up, Â

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a  four-­year  Maori  visual  arts  degree  and  currently  working  on  a  whare  korero  theme,  he  tells  the  Chronicle,  which  translates  to  researching  and  producing  through  the  use  of  old  techniques  the  tools  used  by  men  when  speaking  on  the  marae. He  proudly  shows  off  his  four  not-­quite-­ FRPSOHWHG SLHFHV 7KHUHÂśV D FKLHĂ€\ SUH (XURSHDQ contact  weapon  â€“  a  tewhatewha  â€“  with  its  roadkill  hawktail  feathers  attached.  Heeni   Kerekere,  an  â€œoutstanding  weaverâ€?  from  Hamilton  who  has  exhibited  her  work  nationally  and  internationally,  has  taught  Malcolm  the  art  of  traditional  binding. 7KHQ WKHUHÂśV D FRQWDFW SRVW (XURSHDQ NDNDXURD or  long-­handled  axe,  a  rakau  whakapapa  or  genealogy  stick  and  a  tokotoko  or  orator’s  stick. All  are  hand-­carved,  the  wood  smoothed  traditionally  with  a  scraper  rather  than  sandpaper  WKHQ ÂżQLVKHG ZLWK RLO DQG LURQ R[LGH Historically  the  tools  represent  two  centuries  of  change,  says  Malcolm,  and  in  practical  terms  many  hours  of  his  own  time.  Often  he’ll  be  carving  as  early  as  6am  on  a  Saturday,  in  the  garden  shed  at  home,  when  the  rest  of  his  family  are  still  sleep. Carving’s  been  a  passion  of  Malcolm’s  since  he  was  about  12  and  growing  up  in  Howick.  As  well  as  being  fascinated  with  his  grandfather’s  huge  collection  of  tools,  he  was  intrigued  by  the  artefacts  he  had  special  access  to  â€“  courtesy  of  a  kindly  curator  â€“downstairs  in  the  archives  of  Auckland  War  Memorial  Museum  where  he’d  wander  around  with  a  sketch-­pad.  He  recalls  the  excitement  of  opening  up  drawers  there  and  discovering  treasures  such  as  Te  Rauparaha’s  tefatefa,  which  he  likens  now  to  Wiremu  Neera’s  taiaha  on  display  in  Raglan  Museum.  â€œI  was  never  very  interested  in  the  tourist  side  RI WKLQJV 0DRUL ´ 0DOFROP FRQIHVVHV ,W ZDV WKH tools  and  the  weapons,  and  the  fact  they  were  used  WR ÂżJKW ZKLFK FDSWXUHG KLV LPDJLQDWLRQ Being  able  to  combine  his  love  of  carving  with  Maori  studies  through  Te  Wananga  o  Aotearoa  gives  the  58-­year-­old  great  satisfaction.  â€œIt’s  fed  a  passion,â€?  he  says.  The  father  of  seven  concedes  it  can  be  â€œa  bit  of  a  drag  sometimesâ€?  completing  assignments,  attending  Tuesday  night  tutorials  at  the  wananga  in  7H $ZDPXWX DQG IXOÂżOOLQJ WKH UHTXLUHPHQW IRU weekends  of  associated  study  each  year.  But  against  that  the  course  helps  with  Malcolm’s  grasp  of  Maori  language  in  a  school  which  has  a  strong  bilingual  focus.   He  also  sees  his  studies  as  â€œgood  for  my  principalshipâ€?:  he’s  headed  up  the  staff  for  seven  years  now  and  has  spent  26  years  all  up  at  the  school. For  a  Pakeha  it’s  been  a  challenge  gaining  acceptance  on  a  predominantly  Maori  course  but  Malcolm  says  he’s  been  able  to  bring  his  own  teaching  skills  to  tutorials  and  help  the  younger  students  academically,  which  has  gone  down  well. When  Malcolm  trained  as  a  teacher  more  than  \HDUV DJR KLV VSHFLDOWLHV ZHUH (QJOLVK DQG PXVLF but  at  Raglan  maths  and  technology  took  over. He  says  being  in  a  classroom  teaching  maths  is  still  one  of  his  favourite  things  to  do,  but  the  other  is  changing  into  old  clothes  and  carving,  which  he  does  entirely  for  himself. He  has  done  commission  work,  including  one  piece  that  travels  the  world  on  a  yacht,  but  Malcolm’s  just  as  happy  with  the  large  waka  tupapaku  or  EXULDO FKHVW VWDQGLQJ LQ RQH FRUQHU RI KLV RIÂżFH DV testimony  to  his  principal  passion  out  of  work  hours.  Edith  Symes

Smart  homes  aren’t  just  better  for  the  people  who  live  in  them  -­  they’re  also  EHWWHU IRU WKH HQYLURQPHQW When  we  say  â€˜environment’,  we’re  talking  about  the  air  we  breathe,  the  water  we  drink,  the  land  we  live  on,  our  climate,  and  the  resources  we  use  every  day. It’s  easy  to  think  of  environmental  problems  as  too  big  to  handle.  They’re  not.  Small  changes  PDGH E\ PDQ\ SHRSOH FDQ KDYH VLJQLÂżFDQW positive  effects. And  the  great  thing  about  smart  homes  is  that  you  can  help  the  environment  and  enhance  your  quality  of  life  at  the  same  time. This  advertising  feature  will  look  at  some  of  the  options  available  to  home  owners  right  now  WKDW DUH VPDUW HFR IULHQGO\ DQG HIÂżFLHQW The  idea  behind  green  residential  design  is  WR PDNH KRPHV KHDOWKLHU PRUH FRVW HIÂżFLHQW and  more  environmentally  friendly.  Healthy  Design:  When  considering  homeowner  health  incorporate  building  materials  with  a  minimum  of  toxins,  minimizing  the  use  of  products  like  treated  wood  or  solvents.   (QHUJ\ (IÂżFLHQW 'HVLJQ (QHUJ\ HIÂżFLHQF\ often  translates  into  cost-­effectiveness  for  the  homeowner,  so  you  should  consider  home  features  like  high-­performance  windows,  water-­ VDYLQJ SOXPELQJ Âż[WXUHV DQG KLJK HIÂżFLHQF\ lights  and  appliances.   Environmentally  Friendly  Design:  Increasingly  homeowners  are  focusing  on  environmentally  friendly  options  like  solar  panels  and  other  alternative  energy  sources;Íž  eco  friendly  wastewater  and  drainage  solutions,  drought-­tolerant  landscaping;Íž  and  local,  renewable,  or  recycled  building  materials.

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socket. CFLs  can  give  as  much  light  as  incandescent  bulbs  yet  use  only  about  20%  of  the  electricity.  They  last  up  to  10,000  hours.  This  is  about  10  times  longer  than  the  life  of  a  standard  bulb.  The  savings  can  amount  to  over  $100  over  the  life  of  the  light. CFLs  are  good  for  places  where  you  want  general  background  lighting  and  where  the  lights  are  on  for  a  long  time,  such  as  the  living  room  and  kitchen.  They’re  also  good  for  security  lighting,  but  may  be  less  useful  for  directional  lighting  or  for  places  where  you  may  only  want  light  for  a  short  time  such  as  the  toilet  or  laundry.

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Consider solar energy 6RODU UDGLDWLRQ LV DQ DEXQGDQW (solar)  panel  array,  they  would  collectively  energy  source  which  is  free,  non-­ generate  enough  power  in  a  year  to  satisfy  over  a  quarter  of  New  Zealand’s  annual  SROOXWLQJ DQG UHQHZDEOH residential  electricity  needs. New  Zealand  has  good  solar  radiation  The  energy  of  the  sun  can  be  harnessed  levels  in  many  locations.  Radiation  in  many  ways.  You  can  use  the  sun’s  levels  in  Invercargill  are  roughly  as  high  thermal  energy  to  warm  water  or  space  as  in  Germany,  where  solar  panels  are  through: commonly  used. Many  New  Zealand  homes  are  exposed  Â‡ Thoughtful  building  design  to  annually  to  20  -­  30  times  more  energy  capture  and  store  solar  heat from  the  sun  than  they  use  in  electricity  or  Â‡ Use  of  solar  water  heating  which  gas,  yet  this  energy  source  is  vastly  under-­ uses  the  energy  of  the  sun  to  heat  developed. water. On  average,  New  Zealand  has  about  Â‡ You  can  use  energy  available  in  2000  hours  of  bright  sunshine  each  year.  In  sunlight  to  generate  electricity  energy  terms,  New  Zealand’s  solar  energy  directly  through:  Photovoltaic  resource  is  about  4  kWh/m2  per  day.   To  panels  which  use  semiconductors  put  that  in  perspective,  if  every  New  to  generate  electricity  Zealand  home  had  a  3kW  photovoltaic Â

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Although  solar  heating  has  been  used  to  warm  homes  for  thousands  of  years,  solar  panels  are  totally  modern  and  very  green.  They  have  no  moving  parts;Íž  you  sit  them  out  in  the  sun,  perhaps  on  your  rooftop,  hook  up  the  wires  and  collect  power  without  adding  any  fuel  or  replacing  worn-­out  parts.  (Too  bad  we  can’t  do  that  for  our  body  parts  when  they  get  older  and  worn  out!)  Insulate  your  home.  Doors  and  windows  are  two  of  the  most  obvious  areas  of  concern  when  it  comes  to  home  energy  conservation.  Use  weather-­stripping.  Once  air  leaks  have  been  detected,  doors  and  ZLQGRZV DUH XVXDOO\ WKH ÂżUVW DUHDV that  need  attention. Replace  all  the  standard  light  bulbs  in  \RXU KRPH ZLWK FRPSDFW Ă€XRUHVFHQW ones.  These  energy-­smart  bulbs  use  70-­75%  less  energy  than  the  incandescent  kind  and  last  up  to  ten  times  longer! Add  insulation  to  your  hot  water  heater.  Don’t  forget  that  the  standard  water  heater  found  in  most  homes  is  on  all  the  time.  Adding  some  extra  insulation  will  save  more  energy  than  you  would  think  and  knock  up  to  15%  off  the  costs  of  heating  water. Install  a  motion  detector  outside  home Â

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Meridian recognises the special contribution local communities make to our hydro and wind operations, and to the country’s electricity sector. The Meridian Te Uku Community Fund gives your community a say on what local initiatives are supported and funded by Meridian. The Fund, managed by a panel of community members and Meridian staff, is about working together to build strong communities. The Meridian Te Uku Community Fund is for the communities of Raglan, Te Mata, Waitetuna and Te Uku and will provide $120,000 to help community projects in this area over three years.

TO APPLY FOR FUNDING The closing date for Meridian Te Uku Community Fund applications is 6 September, 2012.

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For more information on the Meridian Te Uku Community Fund, or for an application form, please visit meridian.co.nz or email community.fund@meridianenergy.co.nz You can also call us on 03 357 9732.

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LOCATION & VIEWS $320,000

Revel  in  the  views  of  Mt  Karioi  while  relaxing  on  the  deck  with  a  gin  and  tonic.  This  home  has  much  to  offer,  3  double  bedrooms  plus  a  large  games  room  and  a  new  kitchen.  Ample  off  street  parking,  garaging  and  a  great  outdoor  entertainment  area.   Location  is  everything,  this  home  is  just  a  short  walk  to  shops Â

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TOP CATCH $349,000

Your  days  of  trawling  the  web  for  a  house  could  be  over!   This  2  bedroom  house  is  a  true  winner  and  will  be  sold!  It  offers  peaceful,  private  and  comfortable  living.   All  rooms  open  out  on  to  a  large  sun  soaked  deck  that  over  looks  your  fully  fenced  back  yard  and  out  to  the  harbor.   Plenty  of  parking,  a  single  garage  and  room  for  the  boat.   Located  at  the  end  of  a  quiet  cul-­ de-­sac  a  short  walk  to  town,  elevated,  fully  fenced,  low  maintenance  easy  care  north  facing  section  with  a  water  view  to  boot. Â

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The  low  maintenance  qualities  and  fundamental  strength  of  a  Lockwood  home  is  unique.  Lockwood  homes  live  up  to  their  reputation  for  resilience  and  hard  wearing  as  you  will  see  with  this  pristine  Lockwood.  The  home  features  3  bedrooms,  modern  kitchen,  good  size  open  plan  living  with  Pot  Belly  and  decking.   Good  size  land  810m²,  large  under  the  house  carport  and  storage.  This  is  a  very  good  home  for  the  discerning  buyer,  call  OPEN HOME today.

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views,  Mount  Karioi  and  wonderful  evening  sunsets.   Double  garaging  with  internal  access,  carport,  sheds,  well  established  JDUGHQV DQG QHZO\ SODQWHG RUFKDUG ÂżQLVKHV this  package  off. Â

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6  TE  HUTEWAI  RD  -­  $275  p/w 2  bdrm  batch  with  huge  garden.  Decking  IURQW EDFN PLQXWH Ă€DW ZDON WR WRZQ Lawn  included.  ID#RAG21171

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WATER  FRONT  â€“  36  Kaitoke  St  -­  $380  p/w Quiet  cul-­de-­sac,  gorgeous  inner  harbour  &  mountain  views.  1  bedroom  upstairs,  deck  and  renovated  bathroom  &  kitchen.  2  bedrooms  plus  bathroom  downstairs. Â

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ALL  IN  ONE   -­  31a  Government  Rd  $285  p/w TE  AKAU  VILLA  â€“  847  Te  Akau  Rd  -­  $280  p/w Well  maintained  home,  3  bdrm,  lounge  has  EHGURRPV VXQQ\ GHFNV ÂżUHSODFH SROLVKHG Ă€RRUV VLQJOH ORFN XS JDUDJH 3RW garage  and  some  small  paddocks  â€“  good  EHOO\ ÂżUH LQ ORXQJH /DZQV PDLQWDLQHG E\ country  villa  family  home.  Tenancy  2  years  contractor.  ID#RAG21132 –  maybe  longer.  No  mobile  coverage,  land  line  for  internet

ID#RAG21052 FUNKY  2  BDRM  APARTMENT-­  7b  East  St  -­  $290  p/w Fully  furnished,  brand  new,  insulated,  self  contained  apartment.  Short  walk  to  town

ID#RAG21100 13  GILMOUR  AVE  -­  275  p/w Tidy  2  bdrm  property,  one  minute  walk  to  town.  Long  term  tenancy  preferred,  pets  considered.

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TIDY  25  TAIPARI  AVE  (On  the  market)  $300  p/w Full  furnished,  views,  sorry  no  pets,lawns  included.  ID#RAG21128

4  JOHNSON  DRIVE  $300  p/w Great  3  bdrm  property  that  is  being  marketed  for  sale  at  moment.  Good  views,  storage  space  under  house  for  kayaks. Â

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THURS @ Raglan Community House 10 - 1pm CV Writing Assistance. FREE. All welcome. Appts required. Ph 825 8142. THURS @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. Euchre. All welcome. 6pm. ORCA GIRL’S NIGHT Thurs 19th July from 7pm, $10 with glass of wine and nibbles plus fun quiz and prizes. SUNDAYS @ Te Uku Church, Evening service 7pm. MON @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm. MAINLY MUSIC. Monday & Wednesday 9.30am@ Te Uku Church. RAGLAN LIGHT EXERCISE GROUP. Meets Mon & Thurs 10-11am & Wed 2pm @ the Old Gospel Hall, Raglan West. TUES @ Raglan Club -- Texas Hold’em 6.30pm. WED @ Raglan Club, Fun Quiz 6:45pm. WEDNESDAYS @ BLACKSAND CAFÉ. Knitting Circle from 9.30am. Beginners welcome.

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LAST WED OF THE MONTH @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 60’s Music ‘n’ Mingles. 11am. Enquiries Geoff Meek 825 0488. R A G L A N R A M B L E R S W E D N E S D AY 25 JULY: Raglan Ramblers 9am from Wainui Rd car park QH[W WR WKH Ă€UH VWDWLRQ - The southern slopes of Karioi – a new walk up a challenging valley to a wellhidden waterfall in the bush below Karioi summit – bring lunch.

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Tuesday mornings 9:30am until noon held on Aug 14th, 21st & 28th as well as Sept 4th. The fee is $140 or $35 p/w. Contact Janis Beet Classical Homeopath on 825 8004 or text 027 459 8547.

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SAT 21st JULY @ SAT 4 AUG @ YOT Club, FASTER YOT Club, ASH PUSSYCAT KILL G R U N W A L D , Doorâ€? KILL, Surf ‘a’ Billie “Trouble’s 2012. Indie Rock’n’Roll 2 Tour HAPU Tickets $24HUI from Piece, with specialTAINUI friends, 9pm , $10. HYHQWĂ€QGHU FR Q]

Found UNIDEN CORDLESS RECHARGEABLE home phone on Manukau Road by TRX Circuit bus stop. Collect at WKH &KURQLFOH RIÀFH Classes 2QH KRXU FDUGLR VWUHQJWK IRFXV Garage Sale 0RQ 7KXUV SP 11A UPPER CROSS STREET)UL DP Saturday 21st0XVW 3UH %RRN PD[ SHU July from 9am FODVV pottery kickwheel + Whale Bay all sorts. Fitness Studio Situations Vacant &DOO 7RP ZZZ ZKDOHED\¿WQHVV FRP FRONT COUNTER STAFF WANTED, Must be able to work nights and weekends. Experience required. Ph 8258761 – Jo’s Takeaways, Marine Parade, Raglan. Public Notices

INTO on Robertson St Saturday morning. Kaupapa:  For Hire To Let All jewellery taken, ‡ Whakapapa  &  Waiata jewellery box and ‡ Treaty  Claims  research  update.  FLOORSANDING TWO+ BEDROOM carried off in a large ‡ Any  issues  or  concerns. EQUIPMENT for HOUSE XSVWDLUV Ă DW green bag. Large hire. Ph RaglanFor  apologies  or  for  a  copy  of  the  full  programme,  sunny large rooms, reward given for Flooring 825 8777. email,  text  or  call: lawns included, information leading to double garage, return of all jewellery. lgreensill@gmail.com  or  021  0505  966 BOUNCY CASTLE, p/w.mai No pets, Call Raglan West mai, Haere Great entertainmentNau$260 for the kids, call Vicki sorry not suitable for Dairy 825 8293 or children, long term. mobile 021 182 3386. 8257575. Services Offered Ph (07) 8257577. Refs required. C H I M N E Y CLEANING $75 - ph D O W N S T A I R S UNIT, fully furnished, Al: 825 7575. $200 p/w including Wanted to Buy power. Raglan West,

2/3 bedrooms on level section, close to water in Raglan. Will look up to $400,000, private cash buyer (no agents). Contact Leo on 027 372 2393.

SINGLE BED BASE, mattress, headboard, French polish - $90. 1xroll ceiling Novatherm insulation - $100. Ph KITCHEN BENCH 825 7180. UNIT, stainless steel, ph 825 6560. Car for Sale 1996 TOYOTA Flatmate Wanted CALDINA $3500, BEDROOM new WOF and reg, 3 HOUSE, heat pump ph: 825 7001 or 027 ÀUHSODFH SHU 697 9463. wk includes power, Business for Sale net, board & some house hold items. Ph WAIKATO TIMES 027 2946949. RUN, from Hamilton to HOUSE Raglan and districts. SUNNY Ph 0277594018 or WARM and close to town. Some views. 8552789. Two rooms $120 and Work Wanted $80 plus expenses. NANNY 10+ Suit traveller or YEARS experience, easy going types. 3 0 - y e a r s - Temporary or long Off street o l d , r e f e r e n c e s term. available. Please parking. Call or text phone 021 1111 752 Danny 021 911 846.

close to shop and beach ph 825 0154. COMMERCIAL BUILDING – Raglan Storage and Industrial Park Ltd. Ph 8256560. COMMERCIAL/RETAIL SHOP PREMISES Raglan CBD, 84 SQM TWO available Ph 021 363465 or admin@shoreline.net.nz

Public Notices

WINTER WARMER SPECIAL!!! Book a 90 minute massage and receive 50% off your 2nd treatment. Offer valid until 15th September 2012 Ring Belinda on: 825 6592

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NOTICE OF MEETING Notice  is  hereby  given  that  a  meeting  of  the WEL  Energy  Trust  will  be  held  at  the  Trust’s  office, 1st  Floor,  Norris  Ward  McKinnon  House, Cnr  Victoria  &  London  Streets,  Hamilton  on Tuesday, 24 July 2012 at 7.00pm. Members  of  the  public  are  welcome  to  attend. David Cowley Acting Manager Ph:  (07)  838  0093  Fax:  (07)  838  0070 Email: admin@welenergytrust.co.nz Web: www.welenergytrust.co.nz

S E E K I N G CARPOOL Raglan to Pukete/The Base, return on weekdays. Contact Kaiya 021 0231 7722.

Saturday 28th July @ 10am

Public Notices

Reveal your inner abs!

TE MATA CLUB PIG HUNTING COMPETITION Fri 27th 6am - Sun 29th July 12pm.Entries close Thurs 26th July post to Te Mata Club c/o 781 Te Mata Road RD 2 Raglan or drop entries at the club payment box.

BROKEN WHAINGAROA KI TE WHENUA (KOKIRIHOUSE CENTRE) -­ RAGLAN

LOOKING TO BUY HOUSE OR BATCH

Public Notices

WHAINGAROA HARBOUR CLUSTER TREATY CLAIMS HUI WHAINGAROA KI TE WHENUA (KOKIRI CENTRE) -­ RAGLAN Sunday 22nd July 2012 @ 10am

Ngati Tamainupo, Ngati Mahanga, Tainui. For  apologies  or  agenda,  contact: lgreensill@gmail.com  or  021  0505  966 Nau mai, Haere mai

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TAINUI AWHIRO TRUST AGM SUNSET MOTEL, BANKART STREET, RAGLAN Sunday 5th August 2012, 10am -­ 12noon. AGENDA:  1.  Karakia  timatanga 2.  Apologies 3.  Chairperson’s  annual  report 4.  Financial  report 5.  Appointment  of  auditor  6.  Motions  to  be  put  to  AGM                                           â€œThat  [current  auditor]  be  retained  for  the  next  ¿QDQFLDO \HDU -XQH WR 0D\ ´ 7.  Concluding  remarks Lunch  to  follow.  Please RSVP for catering purposes. For  apologies  or  to  RSVP,  email,  text  or  call: OJUHHQVLOO#JPDLO FRP RU Nau mai, Haere mai

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OPEN HOME Saturday  1pm 10b  Wainamu  Road

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Sunday  1pm 35  Opotoru  Road

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Saturday  2pm 35a  Government  Road

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OPEN HOMES this weekend 21st & 22nd July

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Saturday  11am  -­  20  Upper  Bow  St

Sunday  12pm  â€“  18  Smith  St

Saturday  12pm  â€“  17  Taipari  Ave

Sunday  1pm  â€“  35  Opotoru  Rd

Saturday  1pm  â€“  10b  Wainamu  Rd

Sunday  2pm  â€“  30  Cambrae

Saturday  2pm  â€“  16  Lily  St

Sunday  2pm  -­  26  Cambrae  Road

Saturday  2pm  â€“  35a  Government  Rd

OPEN HOME TOP OF THE TOWN

Saturday  11am 20  Upper  Bow  Street

2  bedrooms,  open  plan  living,  2  bathrooms,  double  garage. This  property  would  have  to  be  one  of  Raglan’s  best  views  over  the  town. ID#RAG21148

21  Bow  St,  Raglan   Phone:  07  825  8669   Fax:  07  825  7410    Website:  www.rwraglan.co.nz   Email:  raglan.nz@raywhite.com 12 RAGLAN Chronicle

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