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OPINION: A Raglan Rumination by Albert Einsteinlager
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This week I am going to take full advantage of my very privileged position as the unofficial World Cup 2011 roving rugby reporter for the Raglan Chronicle.
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In this capacity I would like to give a massive shout out to my man Stevie Donald. And to his detractors......well, enough said. Just check the final
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scoreboard. Now let’s examine the facts. When all our highly talented superstar first
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fives were falling over with injury, my man Stevie was up the Waikato River whitebaiting. Probably enjoying a Waikato or two as well, judging by the illfitting jersey over his post season puku. He had turned off his mobile phone. Not
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for him this Flash Harry habit of tweets and Facebook. Just a great man chillin with nature. Ted can’t get through to him. Finally his mate Mils reaches him and
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he responds to NZ’s SOS. Now there is a collective sigh of disbelief from the New Zealand public. How
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could this man be bought back at such a time? The old prejudices slide to the surface. Through all this Albert keeps faith in his man. Secretly he hopes that the bloke who sounds like Fred Dagg will have the last laugh.
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And so it was on a crazy Sunday evening. The French were all over the AB’s. The much vaunted black wave had been repelled and it had now faded to white.
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Raglan kiteboarders’ skills do the trick at nationals Olly Brunton used to be an Olympic snowboarder – now he’s a national champion on a board of a different kind. The 39-year-old Raglan acupuncturist was “super-stoked” to come away from last weekend’s Kiteboard Freestyle Nationals at Tauranga with a first in the masters section of the five-day event which is, he says, exactly what he wanted to achieve. His was one of three successes for local kiters, with Matt Taggart taking out the course racing category – a new side of the sport, much like yacht racing but on a board – and design student Joel Savage placing second in the juniors. Olly reckons it was “nail-biting” stuff on Sunday night watching the All Blacks hold out the French to win the Rugby World Cup final but at the same time waiting for the judges to release final results at the kiteboard nationals. He also ended up fifth-equal overall in the more competitive open men’s division, which included a New Zealander who’s ranked No 4 in the world.
Olly Brunton flying over Raglan. Image courtesy of Armie Armstrong Raglan’s other new kiteboard champion, Matt Taggart, one of the founders of global brand Ozone which designs and manufactures kites, came to kiteboarding years ago from a background of snowkiting. “I really love the racing side (of kiting)”, he says. The nationals was an “excellent” event, he adds – well run and with a big turnout. At 18, Joel was Raglan’s youngest competitor and definitely “a bit surprised” at his second placing in the junior section because he hadn’t trained hard-out, having only just returned home from Massey University in Wellington. Kiteboarding’s become something of a passion since his father Keith first taught him the ropes about four years ago. And he’ll kite every day there’s wind when at home on holiday. Joel moves into the open men’s category next year, and while expecting the competition to be more difficult he’s still “aiming high”. It’s the technical tricks that score the points in competitive kiting, he explains. The aim is to land “as many tricks as you can” during the seven-minute heats. Edith Symes
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Coffee on the walls at Blacksand When multi-medium artist Simon Te Wheoro got a supply of fair-trade coffee beans from Raglan’s Trade Aid shop he decided to use them as the basis for the colours in many of his art pieces currently on show at Blacksand Café. A close-up of a design feature in a piece called Te Ara Hikoi - pathways
“My mum used to manage Trade Aid and they sponsored me the beans so I began to experiment with different ways to use them on canvas and other surfaces. Its tricky stuff on canvas.” says Simon. The exhibition is themed around Mauri, eternal energy. Some pieces are personal, about his whanau and whakapapa (geneology). Others reference to whenua – the land. It is not surprising Simon has developed into a full-time artist. Creating art is in his blood. Dad Andre is a talented designer. “I grew up watching the old man design beautiful fashion. He could sketch up and sew pieces in no time. Now I live the life of a full time artist. I have a family and responsibilities and the money side can be my biggest stress but this is my chosen life. I’m lucky because I have a range of art forms I work in to balance things out.” As a boy Simon went through Raglan Area School’s bilingual unit. He remembers learning was rich in narrative and projects had a strong artistic bent. In his last year at high school he attended Te Whare Kura o Rakaumangamanga in Huntly – a college devoted to Maori arts and culture. From there a year in Christchurch helping at his uncle’s paint and panel shop brought Simon into contact with metals,
panelling and painting - skills he now pours into some of his art. Last year’s exhibition at Blacksand included bold copper pieces shone to a brilliant glow using a grinder. “I was lucky enough to get a couple of hot water cylinders from my Nana. That’s where the copper came from.” After Christchurch Simon completed a four year Bachelor of Arts and Advanced Diploma at Toihoukura – a highly regarded Maori contemporary art college in Gisborne. “We experienced a whole range of really rich artistic processes. We also got involved on Marae DIY-type projects.” Each piece in his current exhibition has been designed with the wall-space in mind. “To me an exhibition space needs to work to tell a whole story. I’m guided by this as I decide what to create.” Another project has kept Simon busy lately. Along with sculptor Pakewa Watene he is designing Pou Whenua (sculptured poles) using steel to stand permanently on each side of the new walk-bridge. “My Pou Whenua will be over on the Kopua side of the bridge. I was really proud to be asked by Waikato District Council through Ngati Mahanga to take this project on. It’s been challenging work involving lots of structural thinking and detail. We’ve blended form and colour into our designs.” Simon’s exhibition will be at Blacksand for a month. He has left his business card at the café and is happy to talk more about any of his work for sale. Sue Russell
Tricky business. Simon hanging one of his artworks, ‘Mataora - Living Face’ at Blacksand Cafe.
Wind turbine generates excitement at Raglan Area School WEL Networks’ residential wind generation trial welcomed the first installation of a new wind turbine at Raglan Area School in March of this year.
The 1.9-kilowatt Skystream is being utilised as an educational tool in the classroom, giving the students the opportunity to learn through hands-on and interactive curricula and whipping up enthusiasm for next-generation scientists and engineers. Dr Julian Elder, WEL Networks CEO, believes that these types of trials are an important step for wind energy in New Zealand. Besides its role in classroom education, the trial is a way to make surrounding communities aware of wind energy’s potential. “Through this trial, we are learning to understand more clearly the costs and issues involved in residential wind generation, the amount
of electricity that can be generated and how we can integrate this technology into our distribution network,” says Dr Elder. According to Malcolm Cox, Principal of Raglan Area School, it has been a wonderful opportunity for them. “The school had decided it wanted to utilise renewable energies and we already had solar - so, the turbine complimented our enviro-friendly policies,” Mr Cox said. “We are so pleased to be a part of it.” Funded by WEL Energy Trust, the trial looks at the practicalities of small-scale wind technologies in New Zealand as a form of distributed generation, or generation of energy close to the point of use. “We’re not planning to power the whole school. The purpose behind this is educational,” Mr Cox said. “The turbine regularly brings up discussions among students about not only creating renewable energy but also how to reduce our consumption of that energy.” Electricity produced by the turbine travels directly to the school’s electricity panel. Mr Cox said electric power will benefit the school on a small but important scale – the turbine is producing 6.5kWh per day on average. This is the equivalent energy to provide lighting to one school classroom everyday for a year - but that’s not the primary reason the school wanted to participate in the project. “The primary reason our school has partnered with WEL on this project is to learn about wind generation,” Mr Cox said. “We are able to introduce the concept of renewable energy to the littlies and follow that learning up to the older ones. They can monitor the electricity meter within the classroom and track the data as it comes in. As the technology becomes more refined, we will be able to collect richer data and the kids will learn more and more.”
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“Educating today’s young people about the benefits and mechanics of renewable energy prepares them for a wealth of future opportunities,” Mr Cox said. He said the project also demonstrates the crucial role rural communities can play.
Surfers sneak through police line to mount deep-sea oil protest Raglan surfers have defied police heavying to paddle out in public waters at Port Taranaki and protest near a ship due to start exploring for deepsea oil directly off our coast – a move they believe could easily lead on to an environmental catastrophe for Raglan’s “precious coastline”.
followed us to our accommodation and stayed on our tail for the whole time we were there, parking outside through the night and so on.”
The quartet from Board Riders Against Drilling – Phil McCabe, pro surfer Miles Ratima, Jay Beaudry and former Raglan resident Dom Zapata – joined Greenpeace activists in what they insist was a legal protest over the arrival at New Plymouth of the Polarcus Alima, which will explore at depths of up to 1600 metres on behalf of controversial US oil giant Anadarko.
“When we did sneak through their lines to paddle out we were met by a special unit that had been brought in from Wellington – a highlevel call to ensure we didn’t get the message out.”
Anadarko were part-owners of the 1500metre deep well which leaked a massive 780 million litres of oil into the Gulf of Mexico over three months last year. “The Gulf of Mexico is a lake compared to the wild west coast of New Zealand and I do not want to see our precious coastline tarnished,” Phil told the Chronicle this week. He confirmed there was a heavy police presence for their protest visit on Monday of last week, and that they were tailed from Auckland to Taranaki. “Going into New Plymouth at 3am we were road-blocked by four cop cars and eight cops specifically there to stop us,” he said. “They
Phil said the police would not let them onto the port boat ramp to launch their boats, even though “we were never intending at any point to break the law, just to set up a peaceful protest in public waters”.
Even so, the protestors did manage to paddle across the port to a point a couple of hundred metres from the Polarcus and to hoist some placards proclaiming “Stop Deep Sea Oil” before returning to shore. Phil, who with his environmentalist partner Bernadette Gavin runs Solscape ecoretreat at Manu Bay, said there was a strong Raglan involvement because the ship would be surveying straight off the local coast. “The point is that globally the easy-to-get oil is gone. The low-hanging fruit has been picked. The deep-sea oil that the Government is enticing these companies to come and get resembles the hard-to-get fruit at the top of the tree that requires you to hang off the top of the ladder. Its extraction is very risky.” He said the Rena disaster across on the East Coast – where Greenpeace are heavily
Greenpeace activists from left: Phil McCabe, Billie Woods, Miles Ratima and Dominic Zapa protest in front of the Polarcus Alima in Port Taranaki involved in the cleanup – highlighted that a single human error could cause catastrophe. It also demonstrated that, despite claims from politicians that safety measures were in place for deep-sea oil drilling, New Zealand was not equipped to cope with even a relatively small mess like Rena. “If we can’t control the spill from Rena, then we have no chance of containing a deepsea oil disaster,” echoed Dom Zapata, who spent a week clearing oil off Tauranga beaches and saw the devastation on Motiti Island. If the Polarcus’s survey is successful the drilling of wildcat wells off Raglan could begin as early as next year. Edith Symes
Town hall show to help visual arts students on way to Oz A group of Maori visual arts students from Poihakena Marae are about to hit Melbourne – recognised as Australia’s arts and culture capital – and are going all out for their final fundraiser this Saturday. The performing arts show at Raglan Town Hall by students from the Hamilton-based campus of Te Wananga o Aotearoa promises an afternoon’s entertainment with support from local musicians, says teacher Heeni Kerekere, kicking off with a hangi lifted from across the road at the Raglan Club. Batons up, raffles and auctions are all part of the fun aimed at getting the 13-strong group of second and third year students – called Kaiwhakaaraara – to Melbourne next month where they hope to check out art and culture from across the ditch, and work collaboratively with aboriginal students.
Raglan urged to take a stance Raglan people should stop and think about what it means to have deep-sea oil exploration activity happening on their doorstep, says local environmental activist Phil McCabe. “Once individuals and we as a community have a good understanding of what’s at stake … then we can decide what stance to take,” he says. “I would be more than happy to help facilitate a community discussion if there is interest.”
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“And we’d like to invite them back here (to Raglan) maybe next year,” says Heeni, hoping their 10-day trip is the first in a regular cultural exchange. Kaiwhakaaraara has been fundraising “hard out” since last year, she adds, cooking up fry bread and seafood chowder every month at Raglan Creative Market. The local group is also part of the Wananga, with its multi-media diploma students now working towards their end-of-year exhibition at the Old School Arts Centre in Stewart Street. It includes everything from painting and print-making to weaving, stencilling and claywork, says Heeni. *Catch the show at Raglan Town Hall on Saturday October 29 at 3pm. Adults $5, children 5-12 years $2, under 5s free.
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This month: ReMake ReUse ReCycle ReDesign ReClaim: what can you do? We all love Raglan for so many reasons: the natural beauty, the culture, the community, the coffee and not to forget our crafty recyclers! Thanks to Xtreme and our local op shops, Raglan residents are able to turn junk into funk! And thanks to all you makers and creative recyclers, ideas abound and the possibilities are endless… The combined benefits of saving your money and saving the planet is rather hard to ignore – so green crafting is the new way to go. Here are just a few examples of some re-make projects going on in your neighbourhood...
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Kimberley remakes old clothes and fabrics into skirts, pants, nappies… Using reused materials and her sewing machine (or the community sewing machine here at WEC!), Kimberley can turn an unwanted scrap of fabric into whatever fashion creation she fancies. Remaking old clothes can offer you more genuine choice than high street production lines ever will! Kimberley’s skirt is made out of curtain samples, and Amon (to her left) is wearing cargo pants made out of an old beanbag cover! All of their clothes are pre-loved. Kimberley’s shoes were resoled with conveyer belts by Ben Galloway of Trash shoes. Find out how to make a fabulous A-line skirt with Kimberley at SEW-vember.
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Felix uses loaf tins, pie dishes, ice trays, wooden bowls, kid’s toys, knobs, and assorted other treasures from Xtreme, hooking them all up to a mixer to turn them into beats and soundscapes He also makes lamps from trashed circuit boards and native timbers that are reclaimed from tossed furniture.
Seed of the month CUCUMBER
These vining plants of the Cucurbit family (like Pumpkins, Melons and Squash) originated in India, eventually appearing in Europe by the 9th Century. The legend of Gilgamesh describes cucumber munching, and the Roman Emperor Tiberius had raised beds on wheels and greenhouses of sorts constructed to provide a year-round supply for his table. Cucumbers will climb onto a trellis or low frame and come in many sizes and colours. Cucmbers are over 90% water, “cool as a cucumber”. 4 varieties at our Seed Bank, the most popular being Oriental Soo Yoh (see pic)
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Every Thursday in Nov 9- 3 @ Union Church Hall Kids play area and childcare sessions, craft workshops, all day idea fest and craft jamming. Supplies provided or BYO. See WEC’s website for more!
CORIANDER
Related to Parsley, Carrots and Dill, Coriander has a tendency to bolt at the slightest pretext. Thus it volunteers for the group of edible plants which I like to sow every few weeks to ensure a regular harvest. The whole plant can be eaten, the root being most prized in some cuisines. If allowed to flower, it will attract beneficial insects and the seed (each one is actually two hemispherical seeds joined together) can easily be collected to cook with, or to plant again. A valuable member of a well balanced garden. Available at the seed bank.
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Last Wednesday saw MP for the Taranaki King Country electorate, Shane Ardern leading a convoy of utes decked out with National party regalia through the main street of Raglan. “We’re having a lot of fun, it’s been a real party atmosphere,” says Mr. Ardern of his trip so far. One of the biggest electorates in the country, Mr. Ardern’s convoy around the Taranaki King Country visited every town in the area. “The electorate is just so big that travelling around on your own is a bit pointless, but with our convoy presence in town you can’t say you haven’t seen us,” says Mr. Ardern. Although Mr. Ardern’s recent majority over Labour candidate Renee van de Weert was one of the biggest in the country at over 15 000 votes, he insists that he is taking this election very seriously.
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Well-respected leader for the past five years, Principal Matt Stockton will be starting a new journey in his career at Whatawhata Primary School.
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Hyundai Surf Tour set to start in Raglan Raglan will be the first stop on the 2012 Hyundai Tour. Kicking some life into summer from early January the tour includes five events taking place at iconic surf spots around New Zealand - with Raglan included in the mix for the first time in the tours’ sixyear history. The 2012 Hyundai Tour will also travel to Piha, Sandy Bay and Mount Maunganui before the season concludes at Port Waikato in early March. Raglan will be the location on everyone’s minds, as it is not only the first event of the season, but is also the only point break on tour. Raglan local surfing legend and seasoned Hyundai Tour campaigner Michael Thomson was in high spirits when told the tour was visiting his home break.
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Thomson will look to win back his Over 50 Men’s Division title, which he lost to Viv Treacy (Ocean Beach) in 2011. And with his local knowledge of the left hand point break, he will get the best possible start to the summer season. 5Surfing NZ
Looking forward to seeing you all on Monday 31st October at 7pm, everyone is welcome!
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We welcome Vaughan Glidden to the VAUGHAN GLIDDEN VAUGHAN GLIDDEN Honda Hamilton and Honda Matamata sales
“The guys that come from beach breaks won’t believe their luck with the waves at Manu Bay; they go for ever and never close out. I think it will be those guys that will be the most rapt about competing here.”
On Monday 31st October we will be having our Annual General Meeting at 7pm and due to work and other commitments all but one of our present Committee is resigning so we need a group of new enthusiastic people to fill the role of the Committee and carry on with the future of Raglan Rugby and its wonderful facility.
2009 Honda TRX420 4X4 Power Steering $10,495
WELCOMING VAUGHAN GLIDDEN WELCOMING
2006 Honda CTX200 3 To Choose From$2,495
2006 Honda CTX200 3 To Choose From$2,495
New committee needed for club The Raglan Rugby Sports Club has had another great season of Rugby.
$9,995
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ARBORIST
CONCRETE SERVICES
ENGINEERING
PLUMBING
Concrete Cutter Windows • Doorways • Hole Drilling Decorative Cutting • Expansion Joints Kerb Crossings • Cowshed Alterations Removal of Concrete Structures etc Floor Sawing and Grinding
Phone Rob Short 0274 846 124 or A/H 825 0246 BOBCAT SERVICES
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EXCAVATOR & TRUCK HIRE LOW LOADER TRANSPORTER AVAILABLE FULL RANGE OF EXCAVATION SERVICES LANDSCAPING SITE WORKS FARM DRAINAGE RETAINING WALLS SUPPLIER OF PADDOCK ROCKS “Locally owned and operated” PH: Rob - 07 825 6828 or 021 957 745 or raglandiggers@clearnet.co.nz
FENCING
FENCING • • • •
POOL FENCES AUTOMATICGATES SECURITY FENCE BALUSTRADES
15% DISCOUNT ON LABOUR COST FOR RAGLAN RESIDENTS
Contact for FREE QUOTE
RAGLAN AUTOGATES autogates@live.com phone 825 8084 mobile 021 263 8698
LAWNS / LANDSCAPING
ROOFING
ELECTRICIANS For a Swiss Quality Job • New Homes • Renovations (plans available)
NEW ROOFS REPAIRS
• Decks
Reliable quality service Locally owned and operated
• Fences
Eric Harder
Qualified Carpenter/ Builder
• Chunky Wooden Outdoor Furniture
Mob. 027 376 7272
• Free Quotes
RE ROOFS SPOUTING
MINISKIPS
PHONE ROSS 021 782 280 07 825 8678
WATER SERVICES
Locally Owned and Operated Domestic Tank Fills
Wash Down Services
Tank Cleaning
Raglan and Surrounds
Prompt 7 Day Service Ph 825 7882 or 0274 933 576
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENTS • Concreting/ Pathways etc • Garden Fences • Landscaping • Garden Tidy Ups • Gates
• Tree Work Felling & Planting • Decking • Retaining Walls • Painting • General Repairs
Cliff Hosking Mob: 027 631 8677
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RAGLAN LIGHT EXERCISE GROUP. Meets Mon, Wed & Thurs 10-11am @ the Old Gospel Hall, Raglan West.
Fundraising Event !!! THURS 27 OCT @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. Euchre. All welcome. 6pm. THURSDAYS @ Raglan Community House 10 - 1pm CV Writing Assistance. FREE. All welcome. Appts required. Ph 825 8142. SUN 30 OCT @ Te Uku Church, service 7pm. MAINLY MUSIC. Monday & Wednesday 9:30am @ Te Uku Church. MON 31 OCT @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm.
Poihakena Marae Art group students “Kaiwhakaaraara” fundraising for Art and Cultural exchange to Melbourne. Saturday 29th October @ Raglan Town Hall, 3pm Performance Art, Local Musicians Also Batons up, Raffles, Auction food & drinks.
$5 Adult, $2 5-12 yrs, U5 free ZUMBA! TE UKU HALL. Everyone Welcome! Monday 9.30am Tuesdays 6-7.30pm and Wednesdays 11am. Waitetuna School Wednesdays 6pm. All welcome. Sarah T 8255844. TUESDAYS @ Raglan Club -- Texas Hold’em 6.30pm. WED 2 NOV, RAGLAN RAMBLERS. Beach to Greenslade Rd - 6km along the beaches with harbour views WED 2 NOV @ BLACKSAND CAFÉ. Knitting Circle from 9.30am. All welcome! HEALING ROOMS. 1112pm. Plunket Rooms.
Thursday 27th @ YOT CLUB. MEL PARSONS live with the Rhythm Kings. 8.30pm, $20. Friday 28th @ YOT CLUB. FREE POOL & DJ B.REX. 8pm, Free Entry. Sat 29th @ YOT CLUB DJs BENN MORRISON & T.RICE. 9pm, $5.
Painting Exhibition 22–30 OCT @ Show Off New works by Peggy Lee, Jenny Rhodes & Jane Galloway. Also amazing pounamu carvings and jewellery. Showing now! 2 Bow St. Open daily
Tues 1st Nov Enjoy melbourne cup @ Orca, with our new self serve TAB, and a glass of complementry bubbles. Sat 5th @ Orca Unknown Peace -reggae band $5 c/c.
For Sale
LIVESTOCK + PET FOOD AVAILABLE NOW AT YOUR
FIREWOOD Dry 6 x 6 trailer load. Pine for $90, delivered. 0210771524.
**New Products** Organic Chicken Layer Pellets Kitty Kibble Cat Food Box 1 Dog Food Calf Salts ** Local Favourites** Calf Milkpowder Anlamb Lamb Milk Calf Pellets Horse Meal & Chaff Layer Pellets Pig Grower Pellets Chook Chow Scotties Dog Biscuits Rabbit Pellets Wild Bird & Aviary Mix EFTPOS AVAILABLE
07 825 5812
NOW OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY 9am 4pm 3205 SH23, Te Uku www.mirofeeds.co.nz sales@mirofeeds.co.nz
MEDIC FIRST AID CLASSES. Workplace first aid. Ph 027 231 8805. LINDY HOP (SWING) Dance Classes with Cats Corner Swing Dance Sunday 30 October. Beginner class 2pm, Moving up class 3.30pm, Social dancing from 4.30pm. Classes $12 per person, Stewart St church hall, Raglan.
Recycled Wine Tumblers Kowtow Organic Wear Sarah Steed Gemstone & Amber Teething
LIBTECH T.RICE SERIES SNOWBOARD. Size 159. Goodwood Award Winner 2010. Can email pics. Mint condition. Offers. 825574
Facebook page ‘cats corner swing’. Contact Michelle 0211837705 michswingal@yahoo. co.nz
Improve your paddle power! Sport specific personal training & classes that focus on strength & cardio. Whale Bay Fitness Studio Call Tom, 825 0404 www.whalebayfitness.com
!WNR PIGS! 2 Left 9 wks old $100 0272846738 or 825 8097 YOUNG GUINEA PIGS. Ph 8257529
CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL, 3 Bdrm House $120 0274708481.
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE SENIOR CITIZENS is on Thursday 3 Nov 2011, 11am at the Missing fire station. There will be no guest speaker MISSING TABBY 2YR so we will be playing OLD. Bayview area bingo.Lunch and contact 825 8316. raffle will be available . Situations Vacant at $5. Everybody is welcome, see you there. Andy Millar, MARLIN CAFE & President. GRILL RAGLAN RUGBY Bar & Front of House SPORTS CLUB (INC) Person required. AGM. Monday 31st Previous experience October 2011. 7.opt with Bar, Barista and Food Service, an at the Rugby Club advantage. Rooms, Cross Street. Apply to the Marlin, Everyone welcome
BMX-MAS MONGOOSE-GT-HARO From $290 Lay-by available Bike2bay Stewart St 07 8250309
Flowers Lilypot Florist * Fresh flowers * Send flowers * Potted plants 021 448 104 2 Wallis Street
To Let
Garage Sale 64 GOVERNMENT RD 8am onwards Sat 29 & Sun 30. Bargain for everyone. 825 8498. 32 WALLIS ST Raglan, Saturday 29th October from 10am. Furniture, Housewares.
Cars for Sale ’93 TOYOTA LUCIDA CAMPERVAN wof/ reg till Feb 2012. 7 seats + mattress/ bedding + a lot more! $3995 o.n.o. ph 0220977652.
WANTED
SHOP TO LEASE Premises situated at 13 Bow St. (current premises of Scintilla), available from 1 November 2011. All enquires to: Dawn Brock Ph 07 834 311 dawn.brock@jonwebb.co.nz
2 BEDROOM BACH with garage, Lorenzen Bay area $200p/w. Ph 0274594590. I’M LOOKING FOR A RELIABLE WORKING PERSON to share my spacious house with. Long term. Countryside yet close to town tastefully furnished, $225, incl. power & internet. Info 8258554 / kiwi.mania@ yahoo.com.
For Hire
WANTED TO LET – 3 BDRM or 2 + office, modern home with sea / harbour views. Up to $500 pw. Professional couple working in Hamilton / Auckland. Please phone James on 021 078 1084.
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
JUNK CARS
CASH PAID FOR
CASH PAID FOR CAR ENGINES CARS CAR ENGINES TRACTORS TRUCKS TRACTORS OLDTRUCKS MACHINERY GOING OR NOT OLD MACHINERY DERELICT & UNWANTED GOING OR NOT DERELICT & FREE PICKUP UNWANTED
WHAINGAROA HARBOUR CLUSTER HUI Sunday 30th October 2011 10.00am. Whaingaroa ki te Whenua, Riria Kereopa Memorial Dr, Raglan. Tainui Awhiro Trust (N’ Tamainupo, Nga Tokotoru, N’ Maahanga, Tainui). 1. Update on claims. 2. Review research and legal team catch up. For any further enquiries to: Administration Manager @ tainuiawhirotrust@ hotmail.com or 07) 825 0259.
CONTACT
RAY OR TIGER 0800 668 833 027 433 3338 07 823 6500 Wanted COLLECTORS U R G E N T L Y NEEDED FOR SPCA appeal, 511 Nov. Not door to door. Ph Mike 8256769.
SCINTILLA FINAL CLEARANCE SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER Scintilla’s last day of trading is this Saturday so come down to get a bargain and some refreshments. We are happy to say that Scintilla will still have a small range available in the exciting new venture going ahead at the same location so watch this space!! I sincerely thank all my customers for the incredible support you have shown me over yhe last 12 years, I am truly blessed to live in this wonderful town. Love, Rebecca
Work Wanted
FLOORSANDING SEWING EQUIPMENT for hire. Ph WANTED Raglan Flooring 825 8777. considered. 8257529. CARTEL Wanted to Rent
BURTON BINDINGS. Great condition. Can email pics. Offers. 825 5745.
Public Notices
Wallis St, Raglan.
For Sale
RETAIL SHOP Available for lease. High foot traffic. Prime location In Raglans CBD Ph 021 363465
For Sale
LOCAL FEED STORE
THURSDAYS 8.00AM TE UKU YOGA CLASS @ the Te Uku Hall opposite the Te Uku 4-Square.
Services Offered
Classified
Courses, classes & workshops
WORK anything Ph
Free BROKEN CONCRETE for paving, garden edging or landfill. Ph 8258448 leave a message.
RAGLAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Customer Service Skills Tuesday 1st November – 5.15 – 7.15pm Karioi Conference room, Raglan Sunset Motel Members: $25 Non-members: $35 Phone: Angela 825 7003 or email info@raglanchamber.co.nz Book online at: www.raglanchamber.co.nz
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Open Homes Saturday 11am 69d Otonga Valley Rd Saturday 1pm – 12 Seabreeze Way Saturday 1pm – 29a Simon Road Saturday 2pm – 78j Greenslade Rd Saturday 2pm – 67 Lorenzen Bay Rd Saturday 3pm – 11 Robertson St
Sunday 11am 69d Otonga Valley Rd Sunday 12pm – 21b Long Street Sunday 1pm – 2 Smith Street Sunday 1pm – 64 Wainui Road Sunday 2pm – 54 Wallis Street Sunday 2pm – 55 Government Rd Sunday 2pm – 67 Lorenzen Bay Rd
LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY – URGENT SALE!!
“WILSEE COTTAGE” $370,000
Awesome rural property 3 brm solid brick family home
Absolutely gorgeous 2 bedroom cottage
8 mins from Raglan, 100m from Te Uku SUCCESSFULLY MARKETED School, Store & Coffee shop. AND SOLD BY RAY WHITE EACF2D(*+(=0%2!(5/&(3/"7(=3/"&!7(*$&(6%&>( vegetables, fruit trees and berries
DON’T DELAY – Call with your offer TODAY!!
SHW 23 3397 Main Rd
SOLD
Fabulous views to bar and harbour Sleep out Close to town Lockup garage plus parking for the boat Lovingly maintained inside and out
20a Upper Bow St
THE CUTEST COTTAGE!!
SEABREEZE & SUNSETS $110,000
Lovely 3 brm character cottage G$334(+!"-!7'(3/01!'(5/&(#!-&%*"(HIIJ2DK Woodburner, single garage & separate workshop Close to town, shops & waters edge L7!/3(,0#&(>*2!(*0(?!/->(>*$#! Bring your energy; add personal style & further value
North facing section, 660m2 site with views of the inner harbour and Te Akau.
SOLD
SOLD
With limited sections remaining, this prime site has the advantage of not getting built out leaving you to indulge in the uninterrupted view.
32 Wallis St
25 Seabreeze Way
SCULPTURED WITH STYLE AND SOPHISTICATION – By Negotiation
EASY LIVING $325,000
Designer home by award winning architect Tim Dorrington
SOLD
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30 Nihinihi Ave
Tastefully refurbished cottage
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2 double bedrooms with sunroom Single garage with attached carport Fully fenced section 814m²
3 Simon St
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