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Open Homes

Saturday 2pm - 9c East Street

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Sunday 2pm

UNDER RAGLAN SUN $430,000 Valley Rd - 69d Otonga21 AUCTION Fri 3rd February AUCTION 2012 - Fri 6pm 3rd Ray February White 2012 Office, - 6pm 21THE Bow Ray St,White Raglan Office, Bow St, Raglan • Location, views and potential! NEW BEGINNINGS Solid brick 3 brm family home in rural setting Office & rumpus, single garage, internal access

Plumbed shed (potential ancillary unit), well planted garden

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ID#RAG20938

OPEN HOME Saturday 11am 297 Te Papatapu Road

TOP SHELF PROPERTY Fabulous family living / Easy care garden 3 dble brms + office, entertainers kitchen Sun drenched open plan living & decks

2 double bedrooms, open plan living NEW• BEGINNINGS INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

• 2 Storey House In 2 Legal Flats • North facing deck Office & rumpus, single garage, • 2 Brm Flat Upstairs / 3 Brm Flat Downstairs internal • access Wide views from Bar to inner Harbour • Panoramic Harbour & Mountain Views Plumbed shed (potential ancillary unit), • 2 Acre + Lifestyle Block – Prime Location • Large double garaging and work shed well planted garden • Single Garage & Storage Shed 3973m² fenced & ready for a new family • Close to town and wharfPrior Auction offers Prior Auction offers considered. considered. OPEN HOME OPEN HOME • Attractive single level home, 130m2 floor Saturday 11am Saturday 12pm ID#RAG20938 ID#RAG20952 297 Te Papatapu Road 335 Wainui Road area TOP SHELF PROPERTY • Seize this opportunity before someone STEP INTO THE MARKET Stylishly redecorated this tidy little home has Fabulous family living / Easy care garden else does! all you need. With two bedrooms inside the 3 dble brms + office, entertainers kitchen house and an additional room outside you ID#RAG21471 will enjoy the open plan living and fully fenced Sun drenched open plan living & decks Solid brick 3 brm family home in rural setting

section. Relax on the lovely decking while

enjoying the easy care section. Ray White Office, 21 Bow St Raglan ph: 07 825 8669. Ideal opportunity for you to enter the fastDouble garaging with internal access Double garaging with internal access Large paved entertainment area

Large paved entertainment area

Prior Auction offers considered

RAG#20923

OPEN HOME Saturday 1pm 23a Violet Street

RAG#20923

OPEN HOME Saturday 1pm 23a Violet Street

growing market in Raglan! Prior Auction offers considered. OPEN

ID#RAG20964

HOME

Saturday 1pm 6 Violet Street

Sunday 2pm - 69d Otonga Valley Rd

TRUCK & VAN DELIVERIES INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY • 2 Storey House In 2 Legal Flats

• 2 Brm Flat Upstairs / 3 Brm Flat Downstairs • Panoramic Harbour & Mountain Views

Serving • 2 AcreRaglan + Lifestyle BlockDistrict – Prime LocationSince 1996 Local Business Local Business • Single Garagesupporting & Storage Shed Prior Auction offers Winters coming...please drive to the conditions considered. OPEN HOME ID#RAG20952

Saturday 12pm 335 Wainui Road

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Saturday 1pm 6 Violet Street

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

Jo’s Takeaways. Te Kopua Domain..................................................................................825 8761

Marlin Cafe & Grill. Dine in. On the Wharf.................................................................. 825 0010

Cover Tania Lattaney, (front) with the mothers invited to the Devonshire Tea at the Fire Station. See story below. Image thanks to Sue Russell Should you wish to aquire any images from this week’s Chronicle - please contact us on 825 7076 or email your request to info@raglanchronicle.co.nz

Tea for the ladies Raglan’s

Senior

Citizens

Association found a rather lovely way to help a group of their mothers

Nannie’s Takeaways. 35 Bow Street............................................................................ 825 8842

celebrate

Mothers’

Day – a Devonshire Tea with table service to boot, held at the Fire Station on Mother’s Day

The Shack. Dine in or Takeaway. 19 Bow Street...........................................................825 0027

The Raglan Club. Dine in or Takeaway. 22-24 Bow Street............................................ 825 8278

afternoon. President of the Association Tania Lattaney said the idea for the afternoon tea came about when she and Association Secretary Pat Marfleet began to think about mothers who can’t be with their children on the special day. “We wanted to do something to mark the fact that no matter how old you are, you never stop being a mother. Some of these women have family living overseas or some distance away in New Zealand so we thought about doing something special for them together”, says Tania. For Esma Ansley, born 90 years ago in the little cottage that still stands opposite the Area School; the

afternoon tea provided an opportunity to catch up with friends. Tea was served in fine bone china cups and the scones and other goodies, made by Raglan Caterers Richard and Raewyn Lorigan were served up by three very helpful waiters, Rob Nicol, Andy Millar, and Richard Lattaney. The table had been prepared beautifully by Tania, complete with little posies and a small spray of flowers for each lady present. “It’s just our way to do something nice for these mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers. It’s appropriate we held it at the fire station because years ago the Senior Citizens Association was involved in fundraising for the building.” Judging by the success of the day’s ‘tea moment’ there’s a very good chance the celebration will become a regular event on the Senior Citizens Association calendar. And the final verdict regarding the standard of service from the assembly gathered, “we think the men have done really well though perhaps the dress-code could be improved.” Sue Russell

Mass on Saturday evenings at 5 pm. 1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays in Raglan 2nd and 4th Saturdays in Te Mata Further information: Raglan 825 8135 Fr Anselm Aherne: Frankton 847 5688 www.raglancatholic.org.nz

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Word Café dishes up the write stuff Times short story competition winner and wanted to be inspired by the pool of creative talent voted best unpublished writer – summed and published authors in and around Raglan. And up with the advice to use short sentences word in the café on Saturday night – as a buzzing and simple language in describing what crowd prepared to disperse – was that the team of can become for the author “an emotional Linda Silvester, Sarah Johnson, Merren Tait, Rosie Worsp, Patsy Zohs and Emma Brooks had done journey”. Edith Symes Next up at the Old School were tips themselves proud. *Word Cafe had funding from Creative on writing for the food industry with Vicki Ravlich-Horan – an avid foodie Communities NZ. from Hamilton who’s travelled the world managing restaurants – explaining how her quarterly free publication ‘Nourish’ came to be. She now puts out both Waikato and Bay of Plenty editions, and Vicki told her audience she aspires to having the magazine “in every province of New Zealand”. Then Megan Singleton – an awardwinning freelance travel writer based in Auckland – imparted her “pearls of wisdom” on how to succeed in the crowded CUSTOMER FAIRVIEW MOTORS PUBLISHING 01/11/12 SALES REP PCLOKE world of blogging, sharing “tricks” for PUBLICATION MOTORTIMES WKT ADVERTISING Ndsouza online writing success, one of which was SECTION DOUBLE PAGE Best selling author DeborahPROOF Challinor tells of the writingDESIGNER life creating PROOFED 31/10/2012 first 8:17:18 a.m. a niche to get noticed. SIZE 54.5X37 The Old School took on a more serious AD ID 4969273AA FAX +64 7 849 9540 Raglan may be better known with readings from her award-winning tone come Saturday afternoon with Sarah PLEASE APPROVE THIS AD AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. 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2011 FORD RANGER XTI 4X4

33,800

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Was $16,990

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*$100.00 per week

ON SELECTED

25,800

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VEHICLES

2009 FORD MONDEO 2.0 T/D

2003 BMW 525I

27,990 29,990 17,990

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2010MAZDA FORD FALCON FG XR8 5.4 V8 2010 3 SPORT HATCH Auto, NZNZ New, ABS Brakes, Tow bar, 2.0 Auto, New, ABS Brakes, Central Stability control, Air con, Electrics, lock, Air con, Electrics, Keyless Keyless entry, Immobiliser, Air entry, bags, Immobiliser, Air bags, Alloys, Stereo Alloys, Stereo

$$19,990 $$ 46,990 37,990 17,990 26,990 Auto, NZ New, ABS Brakes, Cruise control,

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2006 FORD TERRITORY TURBO

13,800 $18,990

Was $24,990$

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p r week pe per

4.9% Stereo, A/C, DVD, Leather, Cruise control, 55,000kms Climate Electrics, Keyless entry, Immobiliser, Air bags, Alloys, Stereo

29,990 46,990 13,800 25,800 HAMILTON 26,990

2007 NISSAN Navara STX 4WD *$142.00

2008 FORD FOCUSI30 S/W MAZDA 6 FALCON LTD YARIS 2009 MAZDA 6 GSX 2011 HYUNDAI PETROL O 2009 2011 FORD XR6 2011 TOYOTA

CRUZE

$ $ 31,990 22,800 17,990

Airbags lock, Air con, Electrics, Keyless entry, Immobiliser, Air bags, Stereo Immobiliser, Air bags, Alloys, Stereo

19,800

air con, electrics, keyless entry, immobiliser,

6x airbags, alloys, stereo, 38,000kms Special

17,800

DIESEL

Special

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Local crew take on city challenge

Erosion project meets match in Mother Nature

Recent wild weather has resulted in further erosion on Ocean Beach

Up to the Sky Tower Challenge: from left Dirk De Ruysscher, Stephen O’Byrne, Nigel Mcleod, John Oetzel and Raymond Bailey

Raglan firefighter Dirk De Ruysscher has really stepped up these past few years when it comes to the annual Sky Tower Stair Challenge in Auckland – but now he’s had enough. Dirk was one of five firefighters from Raglan who last Saturday tackled the tower’s 1103 steps, wearing full firefighting kit weighing 25kg, to raise money and awareness for Leukemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand. It was his third but also he reckons his last time climbing the 51 flights as fast as possible for the national fundraiser. Both fundraising and training demand a lot of time and he’s now a bit “over it”, he told the Chronicle this week. The five locals – the others were first-timers Stephen O’Byrne and John Oetzel, and second-timers Nigel McLeod and Raymond Bailey – have

raised nearly $4000 through social media, and by getting donations outside Raglan Pharmacy and Bunnings in Hamilton. They’ve also practised for the event twice-weekly since February by racing up and down Bridal Veil Falls’ 260 steps four times over at about six in the morning. Not that the gruelling training regime hasn’t paid off: each of the five completed the Sky challenge in somewhere between 13 and 18 minutes. And for Dirk it was a personal best of 15min 40sec after his previous 17-minute efforts. It’s certainly “exhausting”, Dirk admits, but that’s apparently how tired anyone with leukemia would feel all the time. The Raglan team was one of more than 50 to compete, and in all some 550 firefighters took on this year’s challenge. Edith Symes

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As the Chronicle observed a few months ago, shifting sand about on an exposed and erosion-prone stretch of beach is a dicey task at the best of times. And there’s now been a setback to the recent project to reshape and replant the sandbank that forms a natural barrier between the strong tidal currents and the overlooking picnicking area at Ocean Beach. The recent wild weather has now gouged out the sandbank in two places, cutting off one accessway to the beach and making parking a car at the eastern end of the strip of reserve a tad risky. Ironically the “Beachcare” project was a joint Waikato Regional Council, Waikato District Council and community initiative to combat erosion.

Brunet through to final four Raglan local Aaron Brunet continued his winning form to make it into the top four of Masterchef New Zealand. In this week’s show, the ‘Top Five’ contestants had to replicate the ‘Not So Lemon Meringue Pie’, a contemporary twist on the lemon meringue pie created by guest judge Andrew Brown, executive chef of The George Hotel in Christchurch. Andrew’s five-star dish involved at least six different cooking processes, including lemon crème brûlée, Italian meringue, macadamia crumble and raspberry coulis. The ‘Top Five’ had just 90 minutes to attempt it as well as make Aaron Brunet a champagne cocktail to compliment the dish. With only limited pantry time to grab all the required ingredients Aaron realised that he had missed an ingredient - freeze dried rasberries. On realizing his mistake at such a vital time in the competition Aaron encountered “the sweat down the back of the spine feeling” - but was quick to recover - “I ‘ll have to put my thinking cap on.” Fellow contestant Paula chuckled to the camera “It’s nice to see that Aaron’s forgotten something. He’s not as perfect as we all think he is - but I’m sure he’ll work with it”. Aaron indeed worked with it because his idea to produce candied raspberries instead was described as ‘genius’ by the judges. His dessert along with Kelly Kaihea’s were the winners of the challenge. “Theres no stopping you is there Aaron, your dish was superb...A slightly man sized replica of Andrews dish but utterly faithful to his recipe” said the judges. His campagne cocktail was described as ‘elegant and sophisticated’. Ella Krauts became the twelfth contestant from the Top 16 to leave MasterChef New Zealand on Sunday. Aaron and his fellow contestants were visibly upset at having to say goodbye to Ella - though she did not leave empty handed as Judge Josh Emmet immediately offered her a job in one of his kitchens.

Dancer sees Raglan as belly good choice

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New Raglan resident Jess Fitzgerald reckons the signs are she’s come to the right place to put down roots. For within just a few weeks of arriving here from Fremantle in Western Australia, she discovered a collection of tribal jewellery at Right Up My Alley in Volcom Lane. And with her idea of starting a local tribalstyle belly dance class – which depends on lots of jewellery for effect – Jess feels she could be in a community of like-minded souls who might just want to shimmy and shake their way through winter for a performance in spring. So last week at the Union Church hall in Stewart Street, Jess was set to don pantaloons with jewelled belt and a choli, or bodice, with jewelled bra top in which to demonstrate her art form for locals keen to give it a go. Tribal-style belly dance is a fusion of cultures, Jess explains, inspired by Flamenco, Indian, North African and Middle Eastern dance. “The costumes celebrate what is sacred to the feminine,” she insists. “But what I love most about Tribal is the connection to people through movement.” While the dance form has what Jess calls a syllabus of moves, it is also very “instinctual”, she adds. And it’s quite a “modest” form of dance costume-wise compared with say Egyptian belly dance, where more of the body is bared and harem pants split up the length of the legs. Tribal belly dancing in contrast is identified by its full, flamboyant 25-yard tribal or “tissue” skirts, she says – more gypsy than harem. Jess, at 24, has danced most of her life but for the last two-and-a-half years as part of a performance group in Fremantle known as Tribalive – a free spirit dance community. She

Jess Fitzgerald strikes a pose as she gears up for her dance classes

took over the teaching of classes during her last six months there. But she and her partner were ready to return home to New Zealand and put down roots, and they came to Raglan on a whim “because we heard it was cool”. Jess says they were looking for something akin to the alternative lifestyle of Fremantle. And Raglan is even better than she imagined. “There seems to be a really strong community bond … I feel like this is the place (to be).” Now Jess just wants to find others here to dance and connect with. She’s confident her classes will “evolve” and, hopefully, provide performance opportunities within Raglan and further afield. Edith Symes *Classes run at the Union Church hall on Wednesdays at 7pm.

In Brief Friends of Wainui work day Friends of Wainui is having a special work-day from 10.30am on Sunday 19 May to prepare for new tree planting. Please bring a spade and join us! The Friends look after the 10 hectare reserve, either side of the Wainui Stream, just beyond the Harbour Care nursery on Wainui Rd. This former farm, which is part of the 140 hectare council reserve, has had about 15,000 trees planted since 1993. The new planting will fill in the remaining gaps. More weekend work days will be run to plant the new trees, add to the labels which identify many of the native trees and to improve the signposting of tracks. Work teams from Friends of Wainui tackle a variety of jobs every couple of weeks on Monday mornings. The main work is mowing the lawns and tracks, trimming the vegetation beside the tracks, cleaning the ornamental pond and keeping weeds and animal pests under control. For further information ring 825 7866.

Raglan Golf Club update The Club A.G.M. was held on Saturday.May 4th. President Mike Goodison thanked the staff and Club volunteers who’s efforts have combined to keep the Club in a stable financial state over the past year, and carry out some improvements to the course. A variety of income sources from subs, green fees, Club-house sales, sponsorships, sheep farming, and firewood sales are necessary to keep the Club afloat, and the hard work of all participants from the green-keeper, Howard Jackson, farmers Ken and John, firewood deliverers Alex and Garry, Club Manager Mitch, and the Management Board members, all played a big part over the past year.

The Management Board was re-elected for a further year, with the welcome addition of David Armory. Club member numbers are relatively stable, with a new group of 9 hole Lady members taking up the game with enthusiasm, and available as company for others who might like to join in and have fun and exercise at the same time. Club Manager, Mitch Doran, will be returning to the U.K. at the end of May. The Club-house will be operating with volunteer help over the winter. It will be open at busy times, and Club hire, etc, will be available via a contact number on the Club answer-phone. The next Club event will be the Wrightson Ambrose, from 10.00 a.m. on Friday 17th May.

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Slogan tees ready to turn Raglan Playcentre town pink pursues new premises Raglan Playcentre, currently operating from the Scout Hall on Cliff Street, is hoping to be operating from a purpose built building on the Norrie Ave and Whitley St corner of Raglan Area School’s grounds by the end of the year. T-Shirts printed with the winning anti-bullying slogans

The winning slogans have been picked, the t-shirts printed and everything is all go for Pink Shirt Day this Friday. Around 250 students from Raglan Area and Te Uku took part in a slogan design competition to send out a strong message against bullying. Family Works Northern (FWN) with ‘Social Workers In Schools’ (SWIS) have been running a series of activities and competitions leading up to Pink Shirt Day. These include colouring in and logo/slogan competitions, Pink Shirt mufti day, and class lessons that have been developed to integrate

as part of the school curriculum for Positive Behaviour 4 Learning . On May 17 FWN/SWIS have planned a series of ‘pink’ events in Raglan, including a march by students, teachers and support staff from local schools through the main street of Raglan starting at 12.00 pm. The march will be followed by a community and health expo in the Raglan Town Hall starting at 1.00 pm with a great prize donated by Vodafone for the best dressed. The community and health expo is aimed at providing students and their families with information on where to go for help should bullying be an issue for them. Maki Nishiyama

Though the scope of the project is large and the necessary fundraising will be no mean feat, the members are committed to establishing a fully licensed Playcentre that families of the Raglan community and beyond can utilise and enjoy. Alison Hewett, co-president of Raglan Playcentre, was a member of the long established Titirangi Playcentre and is well aware of the benefits that come with licensing. “Titirangi Playcentre is a long established, successful centre with a huge

waiting list and fantastic philosophy. My girls and I were extremely lucky to belong to this amazing community where we had the opportunity to play and learn together. It would be great to see Raglan Playcentre become as successful.” “We believe that if we have a purpose built centre more Raglan families will want to take advantage of what Playcentre has to offer - a parent-led environment for children to learn through play in mixed age groups with great adult to child ratios. Anyone interested in finding out more is welcome to join in a Wednesday session at the Scout Hall on Cliff Street. Sessions start at 9.15am and end at 11.45am. Sessions only operate during the school terms. Alternatively email raglanplaycentre@gmail. com or contact us via our Raglan Playcentre Facebook page. Raglan Playcentre

Toy Library turning five For many children every two weeks is like Christmas day!

The excitement of renting new toys each fortnight is both a practical and affordable way for children to learn through play. The Whaingaroa Toy Library had humble beings in 2008 and 5 years later now boasts 350 toys and a membership of 40 families. To celebrate being open 5 years there will be an open day party on this Monday the 20th of May at Te Uku Memorial Hall. It is a gold coin koha and will run from 10.30 till 11.30 am. Some of the larger toys will be

available for the children to play with and of course some dancing fun. All families with pre schoolers are welcome. The Toy Library would also like to kindly thank Meridian Energy for granting $1000 which will be spent on toys this year. If you would like a 20132014 Entertainment book, these are available as part of the Libraries annual fundraising and can be delivered to you within Raglan. Please contact Rebecca 8257516 with any enquires about the Entertainment book, or Kim 825 7011 with any other enquires. Raglan Toy Library

Raglan Playcentre co-president Alison Hewett with her daughter Alaia

PRIME emergency care for Raglan residents In the case of a serious medical emergency, Raglan is a long way from the nearest hospital. That’s why PRIME –a medical emergency service that provides additional support for the ambulance service - was introduced to the town nearly five years ago by West Coast Health Clinic’s Dr Fiona Bolden. Since then, the service has been operated 24/7 by a committed team of local doctors and nurses, ensuring that in the event of a dire medical emergency, a practitioner with a high level of medical skill will always be available. Having just experienced a busy summer season, which has seen all of Raglan’s emergency services respond to a wide range of life-threatening situations, including several near-drownings and serious car accidents, the PRIME team believes the service remains essential for the care and protection of Raglan residents. “I think we have saved lives,” says PRIME team member Dr Rebekah Doran. “We’ve made a difference.” What is PRIME? PRIME stands for Primary Response in Medical Emergencies. The service utilises the skills of specially trained local doctors and nurses to provide a rapid response to seriously ill or injured residents in rural areas. PRIME works alongside the ambulance and other emergency services to offer a higher level of medical expertise than may

otherwise be available. In Raglan, the service relies on the commitment of local medical personnel from West Coast Health Clinic and Waikato Hospital in order to operate. Only partly funded by ACC and St John, the programme is run through the West Coast Health Charitable Trust and welcomes private donations to help with training and equipment costs. While the service isn’t voluntary – practitioners receive a small reimbursement for their time – there is a considerable time outlay involved. Practitioners must undergo a week of training when they first join the programme, and undertake further training every two years. To cover out-of-hours emergencies, the team operate a roster system, ensuring that a trained practitioner is always on-call to respond to a serious medical emergency. How does PRIME operate? PRIME operates through the 111 emergency system. This means you can’t access the service directly. If you make an emergency call, the handler of the call will determine whether the situation is serious enough to require the services of PRIME, and will then page the practitioner on duty. Following a callout, the on-call practitioner will respond at the same time as the ambulance service. A PRIME practitioner on an urgent call may use a roof-mounted green flashing light on their vehicle. Please pull over and allow

Meet your PRIME team. Top, left to right: Kristi Daniel, Jennifer Hughes, Dr Fiona Bolden, Mark Reynolds, Denise Twentyman. Front: Dr Rebekah Doran, Tracey Frew. Not pictured: Dr Mike Loten and Sue Taylor

the vehicle to pass. Why is PRIME necessary in Raglan? In a medical emergency, Raglan is a long way from a hospital. And with only one ambulance available, there have been occasions when the vehicle is in Hamilton but needed in Raglan. PRIME practitioners are specially trained and equipped to deal with trauma and serious medical emergencies, and can provide timely, critical treatment that may not otherwise be available from the ambulance service.

It’s important to note that PRIME is not an out-of-hours GP service –it is for serious medical emergencies only. When is PRIME in operation? PRIME is in place in Raglan 24/7. During the day the service is run through West Coast Health clinic. After hours, a roster system of PRIME practitioners is in place. The Raglan PRIME team covers the whole of the Raglan area, including Waingaro, the area up to the deviation and halfway to Kawhia.

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          

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        

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          

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RAGLAN Chronicle 9

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SITUATIONS SITUATIONS VACANT VACANT--RAGLAN RAGLAN ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN//FINANCE FINANCEADMINISTRATOR ADMINISTRATOR Droidworx Ltd NZ is seeking to appoint an Droidworx Ltd NZ is seeking to appoint anenergised, energised,motivated motivated and and experienced experiencedAccounting AccountingTechnician Technician/ /Finance FinanceAdministrator. Administrator. This This position positionwill willsuit suitsomeone someonewho whomay mayhave haveexperience experienceinina a chartered chartered accounting accountingenvironment environmentororininaabroad broadsole solecharge charge office office environment. environment. Key Key responsibilities responsibilitiesinclude, include,but butare arenot notlimited limitedto,to,preparation preparation ofof monthly monthly and andannual annualfinancial financialstatements, statements,managing managingcash cashflow, flow, accounts accounts receivable receivableand andpayable, payable,payroll payroll(weekly), (weekly),PAYE PAYE&&GST GST returns. returns. Ideally Ideally someone someonewho whocan canstart startwithin withinthe thenext next66weeks, weeks,with with the the ability ability and andconfidence confidencetotoproduce producehigh highquality, quality,meaningful meaningful monthly monthly management managementaccounts. accounts.You Youwill willneed needtotobebequalified, qualified,oror qualified qualified by by experience, experience,with withcompany companymanagement managementaccounting accounting experience. experience. You Youwill willbe beable abletotoappreciate appreciatethe thebigger biggercommercial commercial picture picture and and add addvalue valuethrough throughcommenting commentingononthe thedetail detailand and variance. variance. Droidworx Droidworx Ltd LtdNZ NZisisaaglobal globalbrand, brand,who whohas hasgrown grownexponenexponentially tially inin recent recenttime. time.They Theyare arefocused focusedonondelivering deliveringa ahigh high quality quality world worldclass classproduct. product.You Youwill willhave haveaahands-on, hands-on,proactive proactive approach approach with withexcellent excellentcommunicative communicativeskills skillsand andthe theability ability toto work work with withpeople peopleacross acrossallalldivisions divisionsofofthe thecompany. company.AsAsa a person person you you will willbe betask taskfocused focusedand andhave haveananeye eyeforforefficiency efficiency improvements. improvements. Applications Applications close close5pm 5pmFriday Friday10 10May May2013. 2013. Note: Note: Interviews Interviewsmay maycommence commenceprior priortotoclosing closingdate. date. Hours: Hours: Part Part time time20 20hours hours(over (over44oror55days) days)with withthe thepossibility possibility ofof increase increase toto30hrs 30hrsasasthe thebusiness businessgrows. grows. IfIf you you have have the theskill skillset setand andmotivation motivationtotoserve serveothers, others,please please email email Linda Linda ororLucy Lucyon on07 07825 8258811 8811ororcorporate@droidworx. corporate@droidworx. co.nz co.nz

RAGLAN ARCHERS

OPEN DAY Sunday 5th May, 11am @ Raglan Rugby Fields on Park Drve/Cross St. Come along and try your hand at archery! Equipment provided. Ph John for details: 825 0040 FB: Raglantoxophilite

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Raglan Violence Prevention and Awareness

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Raglan Real Estate Ltd Licenced (REAA 2008)

AUCTION - Friday 17th May 2013 - 6pm Ray White Office, 21 Bow St, Raglan Enter the Auction property address in either YouTube or Google for video. UTTERLY AMAZING VIEWS of RAGLAN’S HARBOUR and TOWN

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We have a fabulous 3 bedroom beach home situated on a flat 1108 m2 site. The views will take your breath away, offering that great ‘being at the beach’ ambience. This home is neat and pristinely presented, featuring polished timber floors and north facing decking to capture the views and sun. Raglan’s cafes are a 5 minute walk away and so is the beach for swimming and kayaking. Raglan’s world famous surf break is a 10 minute drive. Get more than you can afford with this property. Prior Auction offers considered. OPEN HOME

FABULOUS FAMILY LIVING

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Saturday 11am 257a Wainui Rd

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FUNKY HOME $317,000 This fully furnished, 2 bedroom, funky home is elevated, sunny and close to town. It has polished floors, is insulated, recently painted and a new roof. Relax on the large deck and enjoy views out to the harbour and Mount Karioi. Single garage, garden shed, fully fenced easy care section. What more could you ask for? Give us a call now to view this property.

OPEN HOME

ID#RAG21446

Sunday 2pm 19 Manukau Rd

Saturday 2pm 21 Government Rd

OPEN HOME Saturday 11am 14a Bankart St

ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE RIGHT IN TOWN $450,000

THE SCENE IS SET..... $610,000

Sunday 1pm 168 Maungatawhiri Rd

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One of Raglan’s original baches. There is work to be done to bring this lovely character filled bach up to standard, what a great spot, the bach sits on a level corner site and is only a short walk to town, water, parks and the new wharf. Features: 2 large double bedrooms,polished timber floors and wood burner. This bach has been a great rental property for the current owner and could work well as short term holiday accommodation so you get to enjoy your weekend at the beach as well. The vendors instructions are clear, SELL MY PROPERTY, don’t delay this property will sell. OPEN HOME

This fabulous stand alone town house is not to be missed. The home offers 2 double bedrooms, large open plan living, modern kitchen and wet area shower. Solidly built to last in brick and having the convenience of an internal access garage. Located on the flat right in town, just a short walk to the beach, transport and shops. This property would suit anyone from retirees to first time buyers, or those wanting a holiday home or rental. Priced to sell, this property is pure gold.

One of the cheapest sections in Raglan. This 550m2 section has services to the boundary and backs on to a small bush reserve. Close to town and in a quality subdivision. Approximately 45 minutes to Hamilton, 2 hours to Auckland. A great opportunity to secure your very own piece of Raglan! Phone the team to view anytime!

This wonderful semi-rural setting of just under 2 acres encourages a relaxed country lifestyle while remaining relatively close to the amenities of Raglan Township. Recently built family home offering 4 double bedrooms, master with ensuite, an office or 5th bedroom, large open plan living with designer kitchen. Solar hot water system, internal sound insulation, an energy efficient home. The superbly presented interior features floor to ceiling windows to ensure maximum light, sun and views. A spectacular location with views of the Tasman Sea and Mt Karioi. OPEN HOME

57 Hills Rd

PURE GOLD $319,000

Sunday 12pm 48 Pond Rd

RAGLAN SECTION – URGENT SALE / LOW RESERVE

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VENDOR REQUIRES URGENT SALE!!!

COUNTRY OASIS

This country oasis is located 40 minutes to Hamilton and 15 minutes drive to Raglan beaches and world famous surf breaks. View the wonderful lily ponds as you meander down the driveway, and 4 fully fenced paddocks, to a family haven offering peace and tranquillity. The main, sophisticated home is 160 m2, positioned to capture the sun, with 3 double bedrooms, double garage and a fully self-contained apartment to the rear of the house. Both house and apartment are stylish and have instant appeal. Situated on 2.74 hectares, fully fenced, with easy access to local schools. Prior Auction offers considered.

• Upstairs: 3 double bedrooms, large open plan living flowing to large deck with panoramic views of the Bar, harbour and Mt Karioi • Downstairs: ideal for teenagers, extended family or work from home situation • 3 car garaging, workshop and 2 loft rooms above the garage • Stand alone shed • Situated on 6385m2 (1.6 acres) • So close to town you could walk • Wonderful opportunity to purchase greenbelt property with views you really must see! Prior Auction OPEN HOME offers considered Saturday & Sunday 1pm

Tucked away is this quality built, excellently maintained 3 bedroom home. Drive up the driveway and be impressed. The living area opens out to sun drenched decking, capturing morning and afternoon sun. The location is excellent – close to bush lined board walk, estuary for close kayak access, walking distance to town and school. A very well planted 1413 m2 site. Our instructions from the vendor are clear: “bring in an offer.”

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OPEN HOME

OPEN HOMES this weekend 4th & 5th May Saturday 11am - 14a Bankart St Saturday 11am – 4a Governement Rd Saturday 12pm – 57 Government Rd Saturday 1pm – 57 Hills Rd Saturday 2pm – 14 Kaitoke St Saturday 2pm – 21 Government Rd Saturday 3pm - 445 Wainui Rd

Sunday 11am – 19 Tutchen Ave Sunday 12pm – 48 Pond Rd Sunday 1pm – 168 Maungatawhiri Rd Sunday 1pm – 57 Hills Rd Sunday 1pm – 15 long St Sunday 2pm – 14 Kaitoke St Sunday 2pm – 19 Manukau Rd

SOLSCAPE – TENDER – 611 Wainui Rd - Open Viewing: Saturday 1-3pm. All Tenders to be at Ray White Office, Raglan by 4pm, 7th June 2013. Unless sold prior by Private Treaty

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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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Sunday 11am 19 Tutchen Ave