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Cover : Images from the Interschool Cross Country hosted by Waitetuna School on Friday 18th May. 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

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What a superb night at the Raglan Volunteer Rescue Services fundraiser. Lots of people enjoying catching up with old mates and boogieing down to some wonderful sounds. I bet there were plenty of sore heads and empty pockets the next day. The auctions were wonderfully supported with many people prepared to pay a premium for the items that were listed­ knowing that the funds were going to such a great cause. So thank you on behalf of the community of Raglan to all those volunteers who worked so hard to make this a night to remember. Of course many of you will be aware that in recent times there has been some negativity surrounding our local club so I would like to think that after this positive night we could turn this feeling around in our community and enjoy our club for the great venue it is. Let’s build on this fantastic night and see the Raglan Club grow to be the great community resource that it should be. A Massey, Raglan

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‘Fantastic’ Mudsharks reunion nets $33,000­plus for Raglan Raglan’s legendary Mudsharks rocked on until the midnight hour last Saturday night, raising more than $33,000 â€“ and still counting â€“ for the !"#$%&'()*')"+,$!**-'-*&.,*'&*-)/.*&0 It was a â€œfantasticâ€? night, said muso Dave Maybee who was largely responsible for organising the one­off fundraiser at Raglan Club.  The gig was a sellout within days of tickets going on sale. An elated but â€œa little bit croakyâ€? Dave admitted last Sunday he’d privately hoped for some generous spending from Raglan community to make the gig â€“ at which the six earliest Mudshark members played for free â€“ worth all the effort. He was not disappointed. People â€œwell and truly opened their walletsâ€?, he said, and got right into the !"#$#%& '(& %)*& +,-%#'.!& +./& $+(0*!& %)+%& 122*/& in the breaks between the sets of  good old­ fashioned rock n’ roll and blues.  Many of the 400 lucky enough to secure tickets  â€“ a real mix of young and old â€“ were '.&%)*&/+.-*&0''$&!**3#.425&+22&.#4)%&2'.46&&

And they got their money’s worth, with the Mudsharks entertaining for a good three hours all up. Local singers The Slipped Discs â€“ more or less the choir which travels around Raglan singing carols in the streets at Christmastime â€“ warmed up the evening with a couple of sets soon after the last curries and hot beef rolls left the club kitchen, which was voluntarily taken over for the night by gourmet foodie Colin Chung. Celebrated Raglan bluesman Midge Marsden, who now lives in Auckland, and his fellow Mudsharks then launched into old crowd­pleasers like their hits â€˜Burning Rain’ and â€˜Travelling On’, â€˜Route 66’ and â€˜Midnight Special’.  The full lineup â€“ Freddy Limbert (drums), his father Sid Limbert (bass guitar and vocals), Peter Skandera (harmonica), Gary Verberne (guitar), Dave Maybee (guitar and vocals)  and Midge Marsden (harmonica, guitar and vocals) was unusual for a band in that it included two harp players, but that’s the way it’s typically been for the Mudsharks. It was longtime local resident Dave andÂ

his mate Sid, who was running Bow Street’s 1!)&.7&-)#"&!)'"&8+-9&#.&%)*&/+5:&;)'&('$3*/& the Mudsharks 30­odd years ago.  The band played regularly at the Harbour View Hotel, where Mudshark Mondays became something of a phenomenon. This was their fourth reunion in recent years, at either the pub or the club, but the only gig at which the Mudsharks played for free â€“ a generosity matched by Raglan Club, which provided the facilities at no cost, and volunteers across the community who made it all happen. Dave assured the Chronicle the band would play again at such an event. â€œWe should run it on an annual basis ... as part of our normal community calendar,â€? he enthused. Funds from the gig will be split locally between Westpac Air Ambulance, the Fire Brigade, Coastguard, Surf Life Saving and St John Ambulance. None of it, stressed Dave, would be absorbed into regional or national coffers. Dave added that double the numberÂ

of tickets could easily have been sold if Raglan had a bigger venue. And he revealed that plans were afoot for a purpose­built entertainment/sports facility with the capacity to take a 1000­strong crowd. Raglan Club was licensed for only 400 people and the town hall â€“ once a great place for concerts â€“ was now unsuitable, as the sound acoustic panelling which the town’s original arts council raised funds for had since been covered over with hardboard. Edith Symes

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‘Geographic’ content certainly won’t offend An 18­page special feature on Raglan takes pride of place 12*13' "4' 1' .")*-' &!"-5' "$' !2*' endangered takahe in the latest issue of â€˜New Zealand Geographic’, a homegrown bi­ 6"$!2+5' !21!' 6/6/.&' !2*' +1)/&2' format popularised by America’s 781!/"$1+'9*":-1;2/.%0 Headlined simply â€˜Coasting’, the mix of dramatic imagery and photography portrays a town whose â€œindustry, culture and inhabitants have 8**.&/*1.*/&85&%)*&;+<*!&%)+%&"**2& along its coastâ€?. While there are a modest dozen Arno Gasteiger photographs in the study, in typical â€˜Geographic’ style four are double­page spreads and another two occupy full pages.  They run the gamut from a folksy shot of last summer’s Boardies and Bikinis music festival at Ruapuke to Whale Bay showing its â€œbonesâ€?, Kaiwaka Riki tending a tomato plot at Kaiwhenua Organics and a Huntly trio harvesting kina at Manu Bay. The feature also includes de rigueur shots of lads jumping off the Kopua footbridge, the town centre, theÂ

Hinuera­stone sculptures overlooking =4+$,.,#&>*+-)&+./&!,$1.4&?%)$**& lines of surfers at Indicators) along with glimpses of the new Raglan, from young travellers sharing a coffee in Volcom Lane to Miles Ratima airborne at the skatepark he inspired. @&0+%%*$#.4&+--'3"+.5#.4&+$%#-2*& by Mark Scott has some interesting imagery: surfers are a â€œpod of land mammals sliding like seals through a muscular swellâ€?, the main street â€œstraight out of central casting for a Hollywood southern belle townâ€?, the Harbour View Hotel holds centre stage â€œlike a Mississippi paddle steamer tied up at a river bankâ€? and the Raglan A2,8&&/+.-*&0''$&#!&B+&!;#$2&'(&/$*!!& cardigans and Viyella permanent pressâ€?. A pullout quote from local barber, 1$*14)%*$&+./&1!)'&C+5&>+#2*5:&%+29#.4& about Raglan’s â€œspecial energyâ€?, captures the tenor of the story.  â€œIt’s the Tasman Sea, remember, with wild waves and black sand and those cliffs and the mountain sitting there looking over everything,â€? Ray says. â€œThe thing is people just seem happy here. It’s not about money. It’s about the ocean, what %)*&;+<*!&+$*&/'#.4:&;)*$*&%)*&1!)&+$*& biting.â€? A.T

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She’s decided to keep the intricately patterned Year of the Dragon vase she designed for this year’s exhibition – “until someone offers me an exorbitant price” at least, she reckons. Last year her pukeko platter sold soon after the event. Staged annually in Auckland, the Coca­Cola Easter Show Art Awards – which includes a range of categories from photography through to pottery – is well worth entering, says Kirstie, who’s delighted both at the exposure it generates and the $1000 prizemoney up for grabs each time round. She attributes her run of success to a “really different technique” called cut­ outs, learnt several years ago while on a seminar in Auckland, in which she starts with a plain piece of ceramic that’s been poured into a mould then works on it

while it’s still wet. “It’s like working with butter,” Kirstie explains of the consistency. After carving in a design with a small sculpturing tool, she then cuts away using a scalpel. Examples of the glossy, !"#$%&'$(()*+,&-."/*0&"1"-*1#,*!"*-"",* downtown in Raglan at Kanuka Design #,/*2$%*#%*3"*45$*62#-%*7'+1"8**** 9:.#%*;*/2*&-*+//()*#,/*/&'+1$(%<=* she admits, but it’s that point of difference which helps keep her at the top. Kirstie, 38, works from her garage and her studio at home. She’ll spend several hours on a small piece before it goes in the kiln and then gets painted, but up to 60 to 80 hours on the larger pieces. While much of her work, like the dragon vase, is “purely decorative”,

other items like platters and trinket boxes also serve a useful purpose. As a self­ confessed “mad gardener”, she incorporates Year of the Dragon vase >2?"@-*#,/* ferns in many of her designs along with the koru representing new life and growth. Kirstie’s next big challenge is to enter her work in The Portage Ceramics Awards at Titirangi –a national exhibition with an international reputation that carries a premier award of $15,000. Edith Symes

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Cool head after divvy crash Tireless community earns kudos for Raglan lad contributers are moving on He’s only 10 but Jake Ellison “did all the right things” – and kept a cool head – when it came to getting help for his family after their car left the road this side of the divvy and plunged to the bottom of a steep, slippery bank. Not only did the Raglan youngster get himself and his six­year­old brother unbuckled and out of their upturned car, then back up the bank to safety, but he had the foresight to take with him his mother Karen’s handbag containing her cellphone and Tristan’s schoolbag with a few toys in it. He also, says Karen – who was trapped in the driver’s seat with a broken shoulder, drifting in and out of consciousness – turned off the ignition and pocketed the car keys. “A total gem” was how she proudly described this week her oldest son, who recently received a special award at Raglan Area School in recognition of his bravery. Karen remains incredulous at the way he acted and kept it all together, with hardly a tear apparently, until the drama was over. She admits they were all screaming for help after their jeep went out of control, crashed through a fence and rolled 40­odd metres down a bank when they were on the way to Hamilton. It was very, very wet, she remembers. Thanks to Jake, who alerted passers­by once he’d scrambled back up to the road in the rain with Tristan in tow, Karen was freed from her vehicle and carried to safety by two men she believes are from Raglan, and taken to hospital by ambulance. “They were just brilliant people ... they went out of their way (to help),” she says gratefully now from her Whale Bay home.

Seth and Anna Silcock are leaving Raglan to live in Hamilton, Seth having lived in Te Uku and Raglan since 1931.

Jake with his bravery award Meanwhile the plucky year six student has taken in his stride a special presentation of a carved taiaha on a glass stand by Raglan Area School, in honour of his “courage, strength and mana”. The words inscribed on the trophy acknowledge the support he showed for his family in a time of crisis. Syndicate leader Celia Risbridger told the Chronicle Jake was indeed a role model, displaying an “awesome” sense of responsibility. His father Rhys says the Maori carving now takes pride of place in the Ellison household. He’d been called to the scene from his wife’s cellphone soon after the accident. Jake had even thought to have Rhys’s business card on him. “He did all the right things...we’re pretty proud,” says Rhys, who wonders if his own father, the late Dr Tom Ellison, was watching over them all that eventful day. Edith Symes

Riotboy second in national DJ competition Raglan bred DJ Micah Garaets a.k.a. !"#$%#&' ()*' +#(,' $#' -.//",0$#,' on Friday 11th May to compete in Dubclash, a national dubstep DJ competition, coming off with a solid second placing for his efforts. Held annually with heats in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, Dubclash seeks out some of the country’s emerging DJs specialising in modern bass music, putting them in a round by round process of elimination. “To be honest I couldn’t believe I won +,2(8#!9&)$*(,2)+'()$*(5"+(%$+"(+,2(1$)&:(%+( was awesome, I was buzzing about it for a while,” said Micah Judged on audience response, tune selection and mixing, the top two competitors from the initial heats were ;"<$(+"(-2&&%$5+"$(+"(7)++&2(%+("#+(%$(+,2( $)+%"$)&(1$)&()+(=)$*<%!,2'($%5,+!&#7> The judging panel comprised of some big names including DJs Alphabethead (top turntablist), P­Vans (dubstep producer), Solidstate (old school jungle DJ) and Olie Bassweight (owner of record label), Micah ')%*:(?@,2(A#*5%$5(+)7&2(<)'(*21$%+2&B( intimidating! Having them all analysing what and how you are playing had me 632++B(',)9B(0"3(+,2(13'+(02<(4%$#+2'("0(+,2( comp.” While the win went to DJ DSKO, Micah received some great feedback from the judges, “all of them were saying how close the top two competitors were and how ,)3*(+,2(1$)&(*2!%'%"$(<)'>C Micah also made some new contacts

Micah competing in Dubclash and is looking to get into a bit of scratching and beat juggling after meeting Dubclash judge Alphabethead, NZ representative at the World DMC DJ championships in 2002. (D)B%$5(,)$*'("$(,%'(13'+(+#3$+)7&2'()+( the young age of 14 under the tutelage of ,%'(0)+,23(.E(F&)$9;)5:(G%!),(,)'(!"42()( &"$5(<)B('%$!2(,%'(13'+(2H23(5%5()+(+,2(IJ@( Club, aged 16. Currently living in Auckland, 20­year­ old Micah moved to the city to pursue his music career and “play what I like in clubs full of people enjoying that sound.” After his great result at the competition, Micah has a few things in the works including some gigs at the Khuja Lounge and Coherent in June and is also excited about some projects he has planned for the rest of the year. “I’ve also just started up a small promotion/record label type thing with a couple mates called Filth Squad Recordings (check us on Facebook!) to put on gigs, help up and coming talent get their music out, and give them a chance to play in a club. So watch this space, hopefully you will see my name around a bit more!” Maki Nishiyama

Since then they have done a huge amount of work for many local organisations. They were founder members of Raglan Ramblers on 13th May 1990 and formed the Friends of Wainui Reserve on 8th November 1993. Prior to that Seth had planted a copse on his Anna and Seth Silcock on a Raglan Ramblers walk own farm at Te Uku and had been involved in a @2(L9#(M"'+(J01!2()0+23(+,2(+2&26,"$2( variety of ways with many Te Uku groups. exchange had closed at 9pm. He also They included the, now demolished, St recalls how skilled Seth was at building Paul’s Church, All Saints cemetery, Te haystacks which didn’t fall over and were Uku Hall Committee and Domain Board, waterproof. secretary of the school committee, Young For two decades Seth worked to Farmers, Bobby Calf Pool, various rugby develop Friends of Wainui and Raglan teams (once there were six senior local Ramblers into successful organisations. teams and they played opposite Te Uku Seth and Anna’s departure will mark school) and many other social events. the end of an era, but their work will Their involvement in Raglan was at develop for future generations to enjoy. &2)'+()'('%5$%1!)$+>(K$%+%)&&B(+,2B(+3)H2&&2*( This extract from Seth’s advice (to in an old Model T with no hood. Raglan pupils from Raglan Area School visiting Scouts and Guides, Plunket, The Old the Bush Park) sums up why Seth was Settlers Association, Community House, appreciated by so many groups ­ “Always Horticultural Society, St Peter’s church, remember. If you don’t try you have failed. Anglican Mothers Union and Indoor If you do try and if things don’t grow as F"<&'()&&(72$21++2*(03"4(+,2%3()!+%H%+%2'( at various times. Leo Power, a close friend expected or hoped for, that is experience and you will have gained knowledge.” since their school days, recalls how Seth often went to play games of 500 at the old John Lawson

Raglan tells council to improve its decision making targeted rates should not be increased by 12% this year, and even more when water meters are This week several Raglan individuals and organisations submitted evidence to Waikato District Council’s (WDC) hearing on its Long Term Plan, questioning the soundness of its decision making. The evidence noted that Waikato has come 8th out of 9 in a MYOB business survey of dissatisfaction with !"#$!%&'()$*(+,)+(-./("01!23'('224( to have been overstretched and unable to offer sound advice when making decisions. Raglan Community Board pointed "#+(+,)+(&25%'&)+%"$(*21$2'(6#7&%!( transport as a core council service, but the proposed economic development unit isn’t. Whaingaroa Environmental Defence (WED) followed on from that to point out that the Plan fails to mention Raglan’s notoriously overcrowded bus service. WED submitted that WDC has been paying GoBus over $200,000 a year more than the Education Ministry would pay for a similar service, yet doesn’t know the terms of the contract with GoBus, and seemingly has a budget to provide best part of $50,000 for a new bus stop, yet claims not to have $45 to put on a minibus on the occasions when passengers would otherwise be left behind. WED also questioned whether similar problems will arise when rising oil prices push drivers into switching to buses and why only 1.6% of the transport budget goes to buses, when 5% of ratepayers don’t own cars. Raglan Residents & Ratepayers Association submitted that Raglan’s

introduced next year. They gave evidence that this is far above increases in other WDC towns. WED asked WDC why a plan to provide a footpath on a narrow winding road, much used by pedestrians, has seemingly been dropped. Evidence <)'(5%H2$(+,)+(!"#$!%&("01!23'(<232(#$)7&2(+"( 32!"$!%&2(+,2%3(#$6#7&%',2*(N;")+%$5(7#*52+O(6&)$'( 0"3('#!,(<"39'(<%+,(15#32'(',"<$(%$(+,2(M&)$> Other evidence submitted questioned why WDC is doubling debt to promote growth, despite it not being a core council task. John Lawson

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6#.7*%*#8(.,-%*$.(+-9*#8(,-(4&8'&# 9/") >'%#&$&'() ?+4$&"%) @/*$&+*-1") 9$.%+) Kiwis covering a range of topics from climate 5&11) -") 0&%&+&'() ;*(1*') 4') 4.$) '*+&4'*1) change to poverty, showing that local youth around New Zealand are making a difference. road trip next Monday, May 28th. This year we have partnered with the New Zealand Film Commission, and as two 1,0-:$"/");B/+--+-:$E+/+$5'88"C&)#$/&$ work with young people to teach them how *,$/)+*&D$5'8$"-;$&;+*$*!&+)$,/-$#*,)+&#=$F&?''$ visit 25 towns and cities on this tour, hosting workshops for students aged 13 to 19 as well "#$5'8$#%)&&-+-:#$.,)$!0-;)&;#$,.$8&8(&)#$ from the communities. We are hosting a Film Screening next on Monday, May 28th in Raglan at the YHA Solscape, 7­9pm, which we would love to invite the whole community along to. We will share a collection of inspiring ;,%08&-*")1B#*1'&$#!,)*$5'8#$8";&$(1$1,0-:$

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G+#%0##+,-$"(,0*$*!&$5'8#$+#$&-%,0)":&;=$ We aim to celebrate our often overlooked 1,0-:$5'88"C&)#$(1$#!")+-:$*!&+)$#*,)+&#$+-$ several nationwide community screenings. In Hamilton, we’ll be holding a one­day 5'8B8"C+-:$/,)C#!,3$.,)$1,0-:$3&,3'&=$>!&$ workshop will run from 8.45am to 4pm at Artmakers (corner of Ward St & Seddon Rd), Tuesday May 29th. F&?)&$"'#,$!,';+-:$"$#!,)*B5'8$ competition that we’re encouraging young people from all regions to enter, more details are on our website. Registration is now open and submissions close on July 31. Lu Davidson

:&/$%(.7$$2.(;$'+-9$2( 0<(=$(>5"(:+?--' A4+4$&4.%) 74$) -"&'() *) !*'("$8 zone during drop­off and pick­up hours, next month, the stretch of $4*!) 4.+%&!")9") B<.) ?C/441) 5&11) -") +$&*1&'()*)%#""!)1&3&+)47)DE<3F/)5&+/) *) 0*$&*-1") %#""!) 1&3&+) 47) GE<3F/) right outside the school gates. Part of a nationwide initiative launched by the NZ Transport Agency HIJ>KLD$>&$MC0$+#$,-&$,.$54&$#%!,,'#$*,$ be included in the trial, which is expected to run for two years. NZTA Chief Advisor Safety Directions Lisa Rossiter says the speed ,.$*)".5%$"),0-;$#%!,,'#$+#$"$%,-%&)-$*,$ parents, teachers and others in many rural communities, as school drop­offs and pick­ups often take place in high­speed *)".5%$&-4+),-8&-*#=

tenure as principal and that the 60km/h limit will allow cars, particularly those 30''+-:$,0*D$*+8&$*,$%!&%C$.,)$*)".5%= >!&$3)+-%+3"'$+;&-*+5&;$N'"%C$,.$ visibility combined with high speeds” as one of the major dangers of the area, with neighbouring car parks also creating some confusion about where to enter and exit school grounds. Ms Rossiter said NZTA investigations have shown that for many rural New J&"'"-;$#%!,,'#$*!&$8"+-$*)".5%$#".&*1$ issue is the risk of crashes with vehicles turning into or out of the school grounds to drop­off or pick­up children. NO1$)&;0%+-:$#3&&;$'+8+*#$"*$#3&%+5&;$ times before and after school, we’re aiming to reduce the risk of serious %)"#!&#$+-4,'4+-:$*0)-+-:$*)".5%D<$#"1#$ Ms Rossiter.

“Our aim is to create a road system in which crashes are survivable. To do that “It should also provide a safer road we really need to reduce speeds around environment for pedestrians or cyclists our vulnerable youngsters and we also using the road outside the schools.” need to accept that people, including While the he NZTA are planning to children, will make mistakes on the road,” install electronic speed signs by the end of said Ms. Rossiter. June, the Te Uku School Board will also Te Uku School principal Rachel Allan be looking to develop their car park into a says the speed limit outside the school has safer environment over upcoming months. been an on­going issue during her 6­year Maki Nishiyama

3'&#.(/-%(-'2(4&5&"#"*(3&&(.*,$ 61*'%)*$")*744+)74$)+/")$"8"%+*-1&%/3"'+) 47)+/")4$&(&'*1)6**)&')9"):.+"5*&);4*!) <'45')+4)+/")#"4#1")*%);*<*.'.&=)) The Paa came down in the late 1940’s and it has always been the dream of Russell Riki and his whanau that it is restored to its original glory. Kaumatua Russell Wahangaoterangi Riki was raised by his grandfather who taught him ancient Maori knowledge, custom and protocol. Russell is well respected within the Tainui region for his lifelong dedication to upholding these traditional protocols and customs and for his and wife Marianne’s love and support of Maoridom. The ancestral line of Russell’s grandfathers on this land in Raglan takes his family’s lineage back nine generations. It is Russell’s tupuna (ancestor), and great tohunga from these times, that the name Wahangaoterangi originally came from and this paa site was his home also. Wahangaoterangi is the matua of Wetini

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Mahikai who was well known and respected by the Tainui people. A new organisation called the Wahangaoterangi Trust is in the process of being formed by Russell and his work colleague and friend, Louise Middlemiss who will be managing the Trust. An important part of the formation of the Trust meant that Louise was blessed at the original site of the old Rakaunui Paa, in Raglan, by Russell and Marianne Riki with the support of their hapu, whanau and friends. The reason for the blessing was to give the Trust and these relationships the best start possible and to bless Louise under the name of Russell’s Tupuna Wahangaoterangi, as correct custom and protocol dictates. “It is a great honor for me to be blessed on the Paa site and to be given the name Te Aomarama” says Louise. “It was a very positive and humbling experience. We paid equal respect to each other’s families and ancestors and exchanged Maori waiata with Scottish and Cornish songs, and bagpipes played”. The new Trust’s objectives are; to provide education of Maori history, language, customs and protocol; to rebuild, maintain and utilise the Rakaunui Paa; to support kaumatua; to be an exponent of and assist in kaitiakitanga (management and guardianship) of ko iwi (human remains) and taonga (artifacts). Funding will be sought in respect to the rebuild of the paa but as a means to generate funds for this project the Trust +#$+-$*!&$5)#*$#*":&#$,.$;&4&',3+-:$+*#$ Tikanga Wananga and other courses. For more information contact Russell Riki or Louise Middlemiss at wahangaoterangi@yahoo.co.nz

Te Uku Pony Club update

From L to R: Portia Matthews, Katherine Hill, Toni Burgess and Ayla Benseman

The Te Uku Pony Club was the starting place for Raglan’s Jody Hartstone who is a leading New Zealand Grand Prix Dressage Rider. She is currently in the U.K. with the aim of qualifying for the London Olympic Games.

Jigsaw Jumping (two riders jumping 5 jumps at speed in the ring together.) Te Uku Pony Club members Leanne Mathews and Lisa Besconi, mother and instructor, competed against senior riders to show tactical riding and pulled off the fastest time.

She is an inspiration to the current Pony Club riders who have performed well this last Pony Club members competed successfully at other venues, including the Hamilton season. Equestrian Centre, Cambridge and Kihikihi. RESULTS FROM LATEST RALLY: Experienced instructors or coaches at the Senior Dressage Cup Te Uku Pony Club tutor riders from lead rein Ayla Benseman on Smeagol (grey Welsh/Arab x) to dressage and show jumping. There is a full cross­country course. Senior Jumping Members are taught care of their ponies Toni Burgess on Precious (black tb) and are encouraged to present themselves well. Cumulator Speed Jumping Enquiries to Avril Hawken 825­8064 Ayla Benseman on Smeagol Patsy Zohs

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For advertising inquiries: Contact the Raglan Chronicle on 07 825 7076 or email us at: info@raglanchronicle.co.nz

Courses, classes & workshops

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. T I M E B A N K R A G L A N ORIENTATION @ WEC, Town Hall. Thursday 24th May at 12 noon 825 0480. HEALING ROOMS. Sick of being sick? Come to Plunket rooms 1st and 3rd Thurs,11-12pm. SUNDAYS @ Te Uku Church, Evening service 7pm. RAGLAN LIGHT EXERCISE GROUP. Meets Mon & Thurs 10-11am @ the Old Gospel Hall, Raglan West. MAINLY MUSIC. Monday & Wednesday 9.30am@ Te Uku Church.

FRI 25 MAY @ YOT Club, ROYAL FALCON (Psychedelic Country Blues) and ROSE & THE WOODEN HEARTS also KATE MARTIN, 9pm , $5 SAT 26 MAY @ YOT Club, OLD SKOOL HIP HOP & fresh grooves, DJ Jamin-I, from 9pm – free entry.

For Sale

S O L S C A P E I N S P I R I N G STORIES a selection of inspiring documentary-style 41,'0%&)#4%67%7,"-8% Kiwis. Monday 28th May @ Solscape, 79pm. MON @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm. TUES @ Raglan Club -Texas Hold’em 6.30pm. WED @ Raglan Club, Fun Quiz 6:45pm. R A G L A N RAMBLERS WED 30 MAY: Raglan Ramblers 9am from Wainui Rd car park -(90%0,%01(%&'(%40*0/,-% - Mussel Rock (bring boat fare) – 8km from the limestone stacks along the beach and over huge 60m high dunes – bring lunch W E D N E S D AY S @ BLACKSAND CAFÉ. Knitting Circle from 9.30am. Beginners welcome. LAST WED OF THE MONTH @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 60’s Music ‘n’ Mingles. 11am. Enquiries Geoff Meek 825 0488.

SAT 02 JUNE @ Raglan Club. ZIONHILL with Ashley Knox and the Kryptonites along with Jamin-i. $10 pre-sales available from venue and Matapihi Art Gallery. $15 door charge. SUN 03 JUNE @ YOT Club, RAGLAN SUNDAY SESSIONS - winter lounge styles, free from 4pm.

For Sale

Flowers Lilypot Florist !""#$%&'"()*%$& !""+%,-"()*%$& !"".)//%-"012,/&

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Winter wool socks, Leggings and Stockings ... And a few UGGs Keep toasty this winter!

*FRUIT TREES* FOR SALE Apples, pears, peaches, nectarines, plums, apricots, quince, nashi & chestnuts.

We will be at the Creative Market on 10th June & 8th July, or phone Luca on 825 0096 for a list of varieties or preorders delivered to you.

ZUMBA! @ Te Uku hall Monday 9.30am, W e d n e s d a y D;EF!#% G% '/-83090% Sarah T for more info 825 55844 or 0272106784. MEDIC FIRST AID CLASSES. H,'B!)*+(%&'40%*/:;% Ph 027 231 8805.

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DRY MANUKA heaped F L O O R S A N D I N G trailer load $125. EQUIPMENT for hire. Delivered in Raglan. Ph Raglan Flooring 825 8777. Dave 8257270. BOUNCY CASTLE, FIREWOOD 6x6 load Great entertainment pine $100, macrocarpa for the kids, call Vicki $110 delivered. Ph 8257575. 0210771524.

To Let

MANUKA FIREWOOD 2 BEDROOM $100 per m3, $140 per DOWNSTAIRS unit, m3 delivered, 8250522. fully furnished, Raglan RAGLAN GOLF CLUB West, close to shop &'(.,,:% 2"-:'*/4(';5% and beach ph 825 0154. cu.m. dry split pine delivered, $70 up to 10 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, km. Ph: Alex 825 0997, fully furnished, heat !"#!$% &'(!)*+($% ,-% or Garry 825 6875... Point Street. Short QUALITY PRE-LOVED term, $295pw ph 027 BABY AND CHILDRENS 294 6949. CLOTHING. Jumpers, 2/3 BEDROOM jeans, long-sleeved COTTAGE freshly tops, all you need for decorated $280pw ph winter. Need to make 0272440371. space all $2, $3 and $5 1BDRM - 38 Government Road, SUNNY COTTAGE% ./01% ,2&+(3 Raglan. 4"-',,#%4"/04%5%!('4,-3 A F F O R D A B L E couple. $170pw, BRONZE & PEWTER central location, no JEWELLERY, Charms, pets. 0212622806. Rings, Pendants, RAGLAN Earings, Bracelets. Right PROPERTY Up My Alley, Volcom SERVICES LTD Lane. Check us our on Facebook, just Google 2BRM HOUSE, Wallis St, unfurn, <=/810% >!% ?7% @))(73 carport, storage Facebook’ room, open plan living, walking QUEEN SIZE BED with distance to town, inner sprung mattress long term, $260.00 $200 excellent condition, pw. Available Now. ph 8257233 to view. 2BRM, Point St, EXTENDING TABLE fully furn, water and six chairs, red views, heating, offstreet parking, padded seats - $200 ph prof couple, short 8257233 to view. term 3 mths, $315pw. Avail 3 PIECE FIRESIDE suite, July. autumn tone material - $150, ph 8257233 to Please contact view. Dianne on 027 255 0901 to discuss. FUTON FOLDING BED, iron frames, with COMMERCIAL/RETAIL mattress - $150, ph 8257233 to view. SHOP PREMISES Raglan CBD, 84 SQM Cars For Sale TWO available NISSAN LAUREL Ph 021 363465 or 1997, diesel, new WOF admin@shoreline.net.nz good conition. $2500 ph 078257286 COMMERCIAL BUILDING – Raglan VW PASSAT WAGON Storage and Industrial 4-MOTION V6 Park Ltd. Ph 8256560. A'/!0',-/+$%6)*+B30*-% Situations Vacant leather int. 195k, excellent cond. LOVING, RELIABLE $1000’s below red NANNY wanted for book. $10,500. part-time care of 2Colin 8258289 year old boy and sometimes a 4-year old too. Experience Lost not essential, starting PET RED HEN from August. Call 07 825 Primrose Street area, ph 7340. 8258122.

Wanted SOMEONE TO TAKE ,):% ',,&-8% iron, etc. to Xtreme Waste (from Wainui TRX Circuit Rd) please phone 07 8568136, will pay Classes for C,(&2#4$&)-$5*#D'%$(,/%2&3#)4'6 removal. SEWING WORK E#,F824$':&GFH"9 WANTED, anything I$*:&JJ-9FJ< considered ph 825 E4'%&K$(FL##M:&9-N&O&"($& 7529. ).-''6 Bay HORSEWhale GRAZING Fitness Studio NEEDED for 2 quiet7-..&8#9:&;<=&>?>? horses in =*8)*-% *'(*$% C13090% @@@6@2-.(A-B+%,(''6)#9 0212018154 Found

Public Notices ST JOHN RAGLAN wishes to thank Westpac Bank for including the Raglan Volunteer Reveal your Services in their funinner abs! draising. An excellent, K($'#,-.&%$-*,*,/&-,5& 2"-G&))(:% 4"++(442")% ).-''('&%2-%&3#)4'&#,&)#$(& evening was held on '%$(,/%2&-,5&)-$5*#6 Saturday 19th May. I#$&-..&-/(':&+%,(''&.(P(.'6 Thank you to all the Whaledonators Bay organizers, Fitness Studio of goods and services and all the folk who 7-..&8#9:&;<=&>?>? turned up to support this @@@6@2-.(A-B+%,(''6)#9 event. St John Raglan Area Committee.

Public Notices MENTAL HEALTH LEARNING MH101 Free one day workshop funded by Need new Ministry of Health. inspiration for your 4th July!"#$%%&'()*%+ 8.30am to 4.30pm.K($'#,-.&%$-*,*,/&4'*,/& This workshop will give you )##.&(Q4*"9(,%1&8RS&0& 01(% +,-&:(-+(% 0,% 7$#''#P($&%$-*,($':& recognise, relate and A-.-,)(&A#-$5'&-,5&A-..'6 respond to people Whale Bay experiencing mental Fitness Studio illness. Register at Raglan 7-..&8#9:&;<=&>?>? Community House@@@6@2-.(A-B+%,(''6)#9 Ph 82581542 by 20 June.

WALLET ON TUTCHEN AVE, phone through with description if yours, ph 8258674. Garage Sale 32 NORRIE AVENUE, Sunday 27th May, 10am start, heaps of stuff, everything has to go. Birth Notices GEORGIE FLO AND ELSIE MAY BROWN – Born 15th May 2012, welcome to the world. So much thanks to Karol Wells- Gerity and Linda Keen for their massive support - proud parents, Rueben, Shari and the Brown and Amos families. Public Notices RAGLAN 60’S CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Raglan Club, Bow Street on Sunday 27th May at 1:30pm. NOTICE OF AGM. The annual general meeting of the Te Uku + District Memorial Hall Committee Inc. will be held at the Te Uku hall on Tuesday 29th May at 7:30pm. All members of the local communities welcome.

Te Ropu Aroha ki te Reo

Raglan Area School Bilingual Class

Are you interested in building on your children’s identity, Reo and Tikanga Maori? Are you interested in an opportunity in bridging your child into a total immersion classroom? We are taking enrolments NOW for Term 3 and 4, 2012 There are opportunities for all ages between 5 and 8 years of age set on criteria. If you are interested please email or phone Liz Rangiawha at: liz_rangiawha@raglanarea.school.nz or phone (07) 825 8140

Te Uku School Vacancy Teacher Aide (Re-advertised) !"#$%&'$()&*+,"-"+.&/0+(&1$2(.".3&,455+(-&2.%&+067$&2%ministration duties); approximately 10 hours per week; starting date 11 June 2012. This position is suitable 0+(&2&5$(,+.&89+&1":$,&-+&,455+(-&79"1%($.&8"-9&1$2(.".3& .$$%,&2.%&72.&8+(:&".%$5$.%$.-1;&-+&7+)51$-$&2%)".",-(2-"<$&-2,:,=&&*1$2,$&7+.-27-&-9$&5(".7"521&"0&.$$%".3& further information. If you are interested in applying, 51$2,$&0+(82(%&2&>?&2.%&2&1$--$(&+0&2551"72-"+.&-+@&& The Principal, Te Uku School, C/- Te Uku Store, Te Uku PDC 3266 or principal@teuku.schoolzone.net.nz. Te Uku School’s Phone No: 8255815.

Applications close on Thursday 31 May 2012.

Interested in becoming an Educarer for Bizzy Buddyz? Do you want to work from home? Are you a parent wanting more social interaction for your preschooler? Do enjoy working with and along side children? Why not become an educarer with Bizzy Buddyz Home Based Childcare. We offer a competitive payment rate with an extensive toy library, training provisions, medical insurance and on going support. Please enquire now!

0800 084 314 or (07) 960 9040

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AUCTION - Fri 1st June 2012 - 6pm Ray White Office, 21 Bow St, Raglan Enter the Auction property address in either YouTube or Google for video.

SECTIONS Register now and get excited these sections will be someones good luck story!

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Sunday 11am – 56c Bush View Drive Sunday 11am – 21b Long Street Sunday 12pm – 5 Te Whare Hauroa Pl Sunday 1pm – 8 Te Hutewai Road Sunday 2pm – 24 Norrie Avenue Sunday 2pm – 11a Upper Cross Street

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