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THE RAGLAN

CHRONICLE EST. 1903

Whaingaroa news for you weekly

26th September 2013 - Issue #362

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Image  captured  during  Raglan  Area  School  production  of   â€˜Alice  in  Squanderland’.  L  to  R  -­  Jivan  Rao,  Leah   Maybee-­Waitere  and  Jack  Kirkwood Image  thanks  to:  Margaret  Dillon

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Should you wish to aquire any images from this week’s Chronicle -â€? please contact us on 825 7076 or email your request to info@raglanchronicle.co.nz To  the  Editor, After  the  meet  the  candidates  meeting  a  couple  of  weeks  ago  and  reading  Chris  Leuthard's  letter  I  too  wish  to  add  my  support  for  Clint  Baddeley  in  the  up  coming  election. Whilst  there  is  a  mood  for  change  in  some  quarters  I  feel  that  knowing  and  having  worked  alongside  Clint  for  6  years  (as  Community  Board  Chair),  that  no  one  will  work  as  hard  for  Raglan  as  Clint  does  and  will.   The  past  9  years  has  proven  that  he  has  no  personal  agendas  and  his  track  record  of  achievements  for  our  town  is  better  than  any  other  Councillor  in  the  district. As  far  as  the  mayoral  election  is  concerned  I  feel  that  Alan  Sanson  is  by  far  the  best  canditate  and  his  track  record  for  the  last  term  shows  him  to  be  a  man  of  his  word  and  action. Regards Peter  Storey,  Raglan

To  the  Editor, Thank  you  for  a  well  balanced  LLB. PG Dip Spts Mgt. Notary Public report  on  last  week's  'meet  the  Local lawyer for Raglan’s legal needs candidates'.  I'd  just  like  to  correct  the  5DJODQ RIĂ€FH implication  that  I  asked  for  a  quarter  Mondays 9am - 4pm hourly  bus  service.  You  correctly  at Dr Ellisons surgery reported  Cr  Clint  Baddeley's  response,  31 Wallis Street Raglan but  he  hadn't  listened  to  the  question.  It  or by appointment was,  "Should  Raglan  have  more  than  WeatherMap - New Zealand weather forecasts (PDLO rhys@ellisonlaw.co.nz 3  buses  a  day?"  The  Chronicle  has  RU SKRQH 3 0 reported  overcrowding  on  the  existing  services,  though  only  a  tiny  proportion  +DPLOWRQ 2IĂ€FH 7ULVWUDP 6WUHHW , 32 %R[ , ) of  travellers  use  them.

Despite  that,  it  was  announced  on  Friday  that  Huntly  is  getting  more  buses,  but  not  Raglan.  Seemingly  more  evidence  that  our  councillor  isn't  listening. He  just  heard  the  start  of  the  TXHVWLRQ ZKHQ , VDLG WKDW WUDI¿F RQ SH23  is  equivalent  to  a  full  bus  every  15  minutes  (3,745  vehicles,  enough  WR ¿OO EXVHV D GD\ 1RW HYHU\RQH wants  to  use  a  bus,  but  in  2002  we  ran  a  survey  with  responses  from  about  10%  of  the  population  which  showed  that  a  half  hourly  bus  for  most  of  the  day  would  attract  enough  extra  fares  to  run  for  less  than  the  present  subsidy. Raglan's  28%  Green  vote,  Xtreme  Waste,  Harbour  Care,  Environment  Centre,  etc  indicate  we  live  in  a  community  where  more  than  average  numbers  want  to  avoid  adding  to  climate  change  and  many  more  don't  enjoy  the  cost  of  owning  a  car  (local  economic  consultancy,  Valuation  Technologies,  puts  the  total  at  $27m  a  year),  or  driving  into  the  sun. Yet  council  and  our  councillor  have  consistently  ignored  this  evidence.  Less  than  2%  of  council's  transport  budget  is  spent  on  buses  and  virtually  nothing  on  walking  and  cycling,  even  though  5%  of  ratepayers  don't  even  have  a  car. I  hope  they'll  improve  their  listening  http://www.weathermap.co.nz/?p=ragla skills  and  hence  their  ability  to  better  represent  Raglan. Regards John  Lawson,  Raglan Weather Map

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A  cast  of  more  than  200  children  took  centre  stage  at  Raglan  Area  School  last  week  where  they  played  to  packed  audiences  with  a  new  twist  on  a  classic  Lewis  Carroll  tale  in  which  good  won  over  evil. And  despite  the  logistics  of  having  that  many  perform  in  what  is  essentially  a  gym,  not  a  theatre,  as  year  0-­6  assistant  principal  Celia  Risbridger  pointed  out,  the  production  of  â€˜Alice  in  Squanderland’  went  off  without  a  hitch  from  its  midweek  matinee  to  Thursday  QLJKWÂśV JUDQG ÂżQDOH A  simple  screen  â€“  placed  this  way  and  that  with  coloured  curtains  to  set  the  scene,  whether  on  earth  or  under  it  down  the  rabbit  hole  â€“  was  one  of  the  few  props  used  throughout  WKH KRXU DQG D KDOI SHUIRUPDQFHV Yet  the  production  had  the  audience  spellbound  all  the  way,  from  the  Cheshire  cat’s  matter-­of-­fact  narration  of  events  to  the  jubilant  slaying  of  the  PLJKW\ -DEEHUZRFN\ In  between  â€“  through  all  Alice’s  trials  and  tribulations  in  attempting  to  rid  Squanderland  of  its  rubbish  and  rules  set  by  the  wicked  Queen  of  Hearts,  who  screeched  â€œoff  with  your  head!â€?  at  the  slightest  provocation  â€“ Â

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From left - Pearl Hughes who competed in the 'Senior Ski' discipline, and the winning Raglan Rockets team of Jet Hughes, Txema Mazet-Brown, Leeto Hughes and Eli Hughes.

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Raglan ward rivals set out ‘governance’ credentials The  emphasis  was  as  much  on  experience  and  credentials  for  the  job  as  on  issues  about  town  when  current  ward  councillor  Clint  Baddeley  and  his  challenger  Alan  Vink  addressed  a  breakfast  meeting  of  the  Raglan  Chamber  of  Commerce  last  week. &OLQW Âą ZKR ZDV ÂżUVW XS Âą backgrounded  local  business  folk  on  his  lengthy  association  with  and  achievements  for  Raglan  before  turning  to  what  he  pointedly  described  as  his  â€œrealâ€?  governance  experience.  This  included  14  years  on  the  board  of  Wintec,  nine  of  WKRVH DV ÂżQDQFH FKDLU HLJKW \HDUV at  Trust  Waikato  that  included  a  stint  as  chairman  and  a  current  role  on  Community  Waikato. He  said  he  brought  â€œhuge  experienceâ€?  to  the  Waikato  District  Council,  where  he’d  been  deputy  mayor  and  currently  chaired  the  ¿QDQFH DQG VWUDWHJ\ FRPPLWWHH For  his  part  Alan  â€“  who’s  been  deputy  chair  of  the  community  board  for  the  past  three  years  -­-­  talked  of  his  consultancy  and  governance  work  for  the  Baptist  Ministry  and  various  organisations Â

working  in  New  Zealand  and  internationally,  of  having  taught  business  at  tertiary  level  and  of  having  a  particular  interest  in  organisational  design. While  he  did  not  spell  out  which  organisations,  candidate  information  describes  him  as  the  CEO  of  Willow  Creek  Association  in  New  Zealand,  an  organisation  primarily  focusing  on  leadership  GHYHORSPHQW IRU QRW IRU SURÂżW organisations. During  question-­time  Clint  stressed  the  importance  of  economic  development,  and  saw  growth  here  primarily  through  tourism  and  a  busier  winter  calendar  of  events  rather  than  large-­scale  industry.   He  also  emphasised  his  support  for  innovation  industries  and  described  Raglan  as  ideally  placed  for  high-­speed  internet  based  opportunities. He  saw  young  people  getting  the  right  education  and  skills  as  vital  to  increasing  employment. Alan  told  chamber  members  he  was  very  committed  to  the  notion  of  having  a  business  incubator,  pointing  out  more  than  half  of  new  small  businesses  were  currently  ³JRQH´ DIWHU ÂżYH \HDUV He  described  commercial  rents Â

here  as  â€œa  perennial  issue  that  has  to  be  addressed  collectivelyâ€?.  â€œHow  can  rents  be  so  high  when  we  have  empty  buildings?â€?  he  asked.  â€œMarket  forces  are  not  working  in  this  town.â€? To  cynicism  about  how  he  could  tackle  the  issue  as  a  councillor,  he  noted  that  â€œcouncil  for  starters  own  property  here  and  set  rentsâ€?. Last  week’s  breakfast  meeting  ZDV DOVR DGGUHVVHG E\ KLJK SURÂżOH Raglan  resident  Dave  Currie  and  his  Waikato  Regional  Council  running  mate  Peter  Buckley,  currently  the  council’s  chairman.  Both  are  standing  for  the  Waikato  general  constituency  under  a  â€œOne  Waikatoâ€?  ticket. Dave  â€“  though  best  known  nationally  as  chef  de  mission  for  many  New  Zealand  Olympic  and  Commonwealth  Games  teams  â€“  told  the  business  breakfast  he  had  managed  and  grown  a  range  of  companies  in  his  Auckland  days.   He  also  revealed  he  had  a  â€œlow  bullshit  barometerâ€?  and  was  cynical  about  authority. “One  Waikatoâ€?  is  committed  to  saving  the  region’s  ratepayers  many  millions  through  greater  co-­operation  between  the  regional  council  and  local  councils.

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Animal Health Column For Raglan People + their Pets

Microchip your pets! This  month  we  are  shining  the  spotlight  on  microchipping  pets. This  is  partly  due  to  the  huge  amount  stray  animals  that  turn  up  at  the  vet  clinic,  and  partly  due  to  a  misconception  some  people  have  about  the  relationship  between  the  vet  clinic,  the  council,  and  the  companion  animal  register. Let’s  start  with  the  basics-­  all  dogs  are  legally  required  to  be  registered  and  microchipped  over  3  months  of  age,  but  farm  working  dogs  don’t  need  to  be  microchipped.  Dog  registration  is  handled  by  the  local  council,  and  microchipping  can  either  done  at  the  vet  clinic  or  by  the  council. When  a  dog  is  microchipped  by  the  vet  clinic,  the  number  is  entered  into  our  database,  which  is  only  accessible  by  other  Anexa  Animal  Health  clinics.  When  that  dog  is  registered,  the  microchip  number  is  then  also  added  into  the  council’s  national  dog  database,  which  is  nationwide  but  only  accessible  during  business  hours.  A  dog’s  microchip  number  can  also  be  registered  on  a  database  called  the  Companion  Animal  Register  with  or  without  a  council  registration,  for  a  small  fee,  and  is  accessible  24/7  to  registered  organisations  such  as  vet  clinics,  local  councils  and  SPCA’s  via  the  internet.  The  companion  animal  register  also  accepts  microchip  numbers  for  other  species-­  cats,  birds,  reptiles  etc.  Every  year  we  have  a  huge  number  of  stray  cats  and  dogs  handed  in  to  us,  some  of  which  we  are  able  to  reunite  with  owners,  others  we  can’t,  so  we  rehome  them. Â

The  majority  of  strays  are  cats  and  kittens  which  unfortunately  are  not  governed  by  any  microchipping  or  UHJLVWUDWLRQ ODZV VR ÂżQGLQJ RZQHUV is  challenging  at  best We  recommend  all  pets  be  microchipped  and  registered  with  the  companion  animal  register  and/ or  the  council,  that  way  if  they  come  into  a  vet  clinic,  dog  pound,  or  SPCA  injured  or  stray  they  can  reunite  them  with  their  owners.  This  was  a  hard  pill  to  swallow  for  our  own  vet  clinics  head  nurse  Donna  who  recently  lost  her  dog  of  11years.  He  wasn’t  microchipped  as  the  law  was  brought  in  years  after  he  was  born.  Unless  he  turns  up  somewhere  still  wearing  his  collar  and  tags,  it  is  unlikely  they  will  ever  be  reunited.  Microchipping  such  an  easy  SURFHVV DQG WKH EHQHÂżWV GHÂżQLWHO\ outweigh  the  small  cost.  It’s  simple  and  virtually  pain  free  process.  The  chip  is  approx.  the  size  of  a  grain  of  rice  and  is  administered  via  a  syringe  and  needle  into  the  scruff  of  the  animal’s  neck.  For  most  animals  it  only  stings  a  little,  no  more  so  than  a  vaccination.

KEEP CALM AND Hello  Raglan I’m  seeking  your  support  to  continue  as  your  District  Councillor. Over  the  last  few  years,  I  have  played  a  leading  role  in  getting  important   SURMHFWV LGHQWLÂżHG DQG GHDOW ZLWK LQ Raglan  such  as  the  new  Museum  and  Information  Centre,  the  new  footbridge,  rebuilding  at  the  wharf  and  resealing  the  main  street  plus  much  more.

I’ve  also  been  able  to  gain  and  maintain  credibility  on  the  wider  Council  as  chair  RI VWUDWHJ\ DQG ÂżQDQFH DQG ,ÂśYH ZRUNHG hard  for  Raglan  on  all  things  impacting  on  our  Community. Having  put  in  all  that  effort,  with  your  support  I  want  to  continue  that  hard  work. Re-­elect  Clint  Baddeley  for  Council

District Councillor. Authorised  by  Clint  Baddeley,  16  Main  Road,  Raglan Â

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Timebank  potluck  and  Clothes  Swap!

Wild  food  walks  (Last  chance  -­â€?  this  Sunday  at  10am,  Wainui  Reserve)

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TV Takeback The government is offering a subsidy to recycle your old TV. It will cost you only $5 to recycle your TV at Xtreme Waste. The subsidy starts on October 21st 2013 and runs until the quota is reached. TVs contain materials like lead that are hazardous to the environment and your health if dumped in ODQGĂ€OOV RU LQWR WKH HQYLURQPHQW 79V GURSSHG RII

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1pm  -­â€?  4pm  @  Raglan  Town  Hall  All  welcome!  Meet  your  local  enviro-­â€?groups,  learn  how  you  can  get  involved ĂŜĚ ÄžŜŊŽÇ‡ Ä‚ ĨĆŒÄžÄž ÄŽĹŻĹľ Ć?Ä?ĆŒÄžÄžĹśĹ?ĹśĹ? ƚŽ Ç ĆŒÄ‚Ć‰ͲƾƉ Ä‚ žŽŜƚŚ ŽĨ Ä‚Ä?Ć&#x;Ç€Ĺ?Ć&#x;ÄžĆ?ÍŠ

for recycling are taken to national recycling facilities where they are taken apart. Components are recycled locally or sent to specialist facilities overseas.

We are encouraging everyone who has an old TV to take advantage of this offer to recycle your TV for a very low cost and through this respectful process.

All TVs will be sent to Auckland to have the phosphorus gas removed, the front glass screen removed for lead extraction, various internal components separated and sent for recycling and the external casing baled and recycled. This process is licensed as the most ethical TV recycling scheme in the Country.

The project is being run by RCN in partnership with the Community Recycling Network (CRN) with funding from the Ministry of Environment. Over 100,000 TVs have been recycled through the scheme in other parts of the Country.

Although many components from an old TV can be recycled, the value of the material that can be recovered is currently less than the cost of transport and recycling. In Raglan, TVs usually cost $14 each to recycle, so you can save $9 through the subsidy.

When you drop off your old TV you can nominate the Raglan Area School to win a technology package from Samsung. The more votes the greater their chance.

Thanks to Trust Waikato and our local EnviroMatters sponsors:

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Raglan,  Te  Kohao  Health Poihakena  Marae  216  Wainui  Rd,  Raglan  218 Monday,  Wednesday,  Friday  -­  Friday 9.00am  -­  4.30pm  Free  after  hours  telephone  triage  service  Phone:  (07)  825  0197  Fax:  (07)  825  0956  Email:  admin@tekohaohealth.co.nz Te  Kohao  Health  180  Dey  St,  Hamilton  Monday  -­  Friday  8.30  -­  5.00pm  Saturday  8.30  -­  12.00pm  Free  after  hours  telephone  triage  service  Phone:  (07)  856  1211 Dedicated in the memory of Dr Tom Ellison

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Dr Oliver Russell, Dr. Damian Kitcheman, Dr. Marcia Mitchley 10 Bankart Street, Raglan

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DEADLINE SALE - NEW LISTING

Welcome Sandra

The TEAM at LJ Hooker, Raglan, would like to welcome and introduce Sandra Bowditch as our new Property Investment Manager. Sandra was born in Raglan and grew up here. After some time away, she returns with a passion for her home town and the local people. Having had numerous years as a property JOWFTUNFOU NBOBHFS 4BOESBÂľT experience means she can successfully look after your property and introduce tenants to the properties as well as our wonderful town, to enjoy all that Raglan has to offer. 1MFBTF EPOÂľU IFTJUBUF UP DPOUBDU 4BOESB to make arrangements for her to manage your rental property or if you are looking for a place to rent. Contact Sandra Bowditch M 021 751 759 P 07 825 7170 E rentals.raglan@ljh.co.nz raglan.ljhooker.co.nz

5F .BUB 3BHMBO 244 Te Mata Road AN ABSOLUTELY MAGICAL SETTING 44 ACRES Be amazed from the moment you enter driving through mature native trees which provide a home and haven to many bird species. The spacious contemporary timber home features 4 bedrooms, 2 living areas, an office and double garaging and is privately positioned with large views of the surrounding rural countryside. Flat lawns and thoughtfully planted gardens boast many attractive established trees that surround the home with its timeless design. The fertile farmland is primarily easy contoured ideal for fattening stock, making hay and cropping. It would suit many uses such as dairy grazing, equine, exotics or a breeding stud. Come and experience this serene setting located a short drive to seaside Raglan and with the convenience of Hamilton city under 30 minutes away. This is the property you thought you would never discover. CV $995,000. Plus gst (if any) Call Kyle or Matt now to view or for further information.

DEADLINE SALE Offers by 4pm on 17th October 2013 to L J Hooker George Boyes & Co Ltd,

27 Bow Street Raglan. (Unless Sold Prior)

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DUHFG Open for Inspection Sunday 29th Sept 1-2pm Sunday 6th Oct 1-2pm Sunday 13th Oct 1-2pm

Contact

Kyle Leuthart 021 903309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

Matt Sweetman 021 624 826

LJ Hooker Raglan 07 825 7170

George Boyes & Co Limited Licensed REAA 2008

NEW LISTING

C U A O T R O I R P D L SO 3BHMBO 6 Tutchen Avenue

SNEAK PEEK Enjoy your own sneak peek of water and mountain views from this very tidy one bedroom home boasting a large lounge/dining area great for entertaining. The property provides a separate external garage and comprises a large 888m2 (approx) gently elevated section, which captures all day sunlight. Just a short walking distance to the water and town, this property is perfect for first home buyers or for use as a beach bach.

FOR SALE $289,000 View

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Open for Inspection By appointment

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Pete Barry 021 363 465 pbarry.raglan@ljh.co.nz Yjosine Barry 027 321 2006

Bring in all offers.

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Call Pete or Yjosine anytime for more information.

LJ Hooker Raglan

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5F .BUB 3BHMBO 415 Te Papatapu Road 4 BEDROOM HOME ON 15 GREAT ACRES PRIORITY AUCTION- MUST BE SOLD on the 26th September (unless sold prior) Large lifestyle property of 15.2 acres in 9 paddocks with predominantly hay contour and the ability to make a bit of income. Large 4 bathroom, 2 bathroom 1989 built with ´HPPE CPOFT¾ OFFEJOH TPNF 5-$ BOE B DPTNFUJD SFWBNQ Other features include a reliable spring water supply, basic separate s/c unit, double garaging, cattleyards and haybarn. Great panoramic rural views of Karioi mountain. Just under 20 minutes to seaside Raglan in the friendly Te Mata district. Bring your paint brushes and ideas and add value immediately, this is a great opportunity to step very affordably into a larger lifestyle property with BQQFBMJOH BDSFT %PO¾U XJTI ZPV IBE PG CFFO BU UIF auction. Prior auction offers considered. $BMM ,ZMF PS .BUU GPS EFUBJMTŠŠ

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(Unless Sold Prior)

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Kyle Leuthart 021 903309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Matt Sweetman 021 624 826

LJ Hooker Raglan 07 825 7170

George Boyes & Co Limited Licensed REAA 2008

All  information  contained  herein  is  gathered  from  sources  we  deem  reliable.  However  we  cannot  guarantee  or  give  any  warranty  about  the  information  provided.  Interested  parties  must  solely  rely  upon  their  own  enquiries. Â

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SAFARI WEEK

M O N T H L Y FELDENKRAIS M E T H O D Workshop. October 6 2013: Breathing Fundamentals. 4 hours, $50 ph: 022 089 1177. . www. acupuncturewaikato. co.nz MENS’ WEEKEND0$1$ 7Ă1( with Brian Joseph and Wheturangi Tepania, Sat 5th-Sun 6th Oct @ Old School, Koha. Kai Provided. Contact: Tiaki 825 7111 or manataane@ gmail.com

FREE CV WRITING & BUDGET Assistance @ Raglan Community House. Appointments required. 8258142.

FRI 27 SEPT @ YOT CLUB, REOpening party, DOUBLE BROWN, free entry, 8pm ‘til late. SAT 28 SEPT @ VALENTES, The Kryptonites from 8pm - $10 on the door.

SAT 28 SEPT @ YOT CLUB, RERE-Opening party!! GOOD NEWS FOR MODERN MAN with Earle ‘Buck’ Wylde, door charge. AFTER THIS WEEKEND YOT Club will be open Wed – Sat for your entertainment!

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DRY FIREWOOD FOR SALE, ute load $100 ph Sam 825 7104 or 7-11 October, 2013 021 0266 4305. F I R E W O O D A day at Hamilton Zoo, mask MANUKA DRY, $130 decoration, animal screen per m3, good size, printing, treasure hunt + ph 825 0522.. baking. 9am-3pm daily at E N T E R TA I N M E N T the Old School Arts Centre. UNIT, 1440mm x 1200mm x 380mm. $17/half day, $29/day or $140/week :LOO ÀW ¾ 79 SOXV Subsidies may be available, please ask. Hamilton Zoo trip: For 7 yrs + only, 3 drawers & glass additional $10 to cover transport. cabinet. $80. Ph 825 0920. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL 07 825 0023 or KAAHU’S NEST: info@raglanartscentre.co.nz Raglan’s no1 reuse store for clothing - furniture and bricFor Sale For Sale a-brac @ Xtreme Waste 8250017. G A R A D O R Flowers Lilypot Florist ROLLER DOOR CE THE METALYARD: )UHVK à RZHUV auto unit $250 cash. Pipes - parts-metal 6HQG à RZHUV Ph 825 8716. wheels-bikes-misc 3RWWHG SODQWV treasures @ Xtreme 07 825 6847 SAYER 2 Wallis Street Waste 8250017. ZZZ OLO\SRWà RULVW FR Q] LANDSCAPE THE WOODYARD: SUPPLIES Got something to SABRE Sunnies Has all you need to build? Recycled timber price slash! create a landscape & upcycled items @ Now only $119 - $139 A wide range of Xtreme Waste 186 Te KOMONO watches decorative stones Hutewai Rd. Simple & Unique and bark quality Services Offered Railway sleepers In My Good Books Quality 2nd hand books Open Thurs - Sun from 10am 2 Wallis St Books wanted.

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WEIGHT-­LOSS CLUB 10 WEEKS STARTS  Monday  7th  October Email  amber@ raglangym.co.nz Or  call  027  294  6949  or  825  0079 for  more  info.

Public Notices ACUPUNCTURE & TRADITIONAL CHINESE medicine now available at Raglan Community Medical Centre. Ph: 022 089 1177 . www. acupuncturewaikato. co.nz FRI 27 & SAT 28 SEPT 9AM, Volunteers needed for tree planting, BBQ meal with vegetarian options provided. Register: www. sustainablecoastlines.org.nz RAGLAN MIXED TOUCH, Friday evenings starts Oct 11, $50 per team. Smoke, alcohol and drug free. Ph Johnny: 027 206 0877 or Rob: 027 359 6964.

NEED HELP IN YOUR GARDEN? (IĂ€FLHQW KDUG workers available. Call Raglan Gardeners 825 7181.

CUTE WEE HOUSE, close to town, furnished, RQH PH]]DQLQH Ă RRU bedroom only to suit professional couple, $215/wk, ph 825 7045. Garage Sale GARAGE SALE, Cool clothes & bits, 13 Manukau Rd, Sunday 29 Sept.

BE COOL, BE KIND AND DON’T JUDGE Raglan Violence Prevention and Awareness

Notice is hereby given that the Waikato District Council, for the purpose of allowing the Raglan Community Violence Prevention and Awareness Group to hold an event, will close Wainui Road for the period set out below. For the period of closure of the roads, the following provision will be made for ordinary ZILMGYPEV XVEJ½G [LMGL [SYPH SXLIV[MWI YWI XLI VSEHW The road sections will be manned at intersections F] GPIEVP] MHIRXM½EFPI QEVWLEPW IUYMTTIH [MXL VEHMS communication and access will be provided in the event of an emergency.

Commercial To Let COMMERCIAL LEASE 300sqm, High Stud New, email: sheryl.ker@ xtra.co.nz To Let 1 BDRM UNIT available, suit single /couple prefer working , quiet location, 2min from town $200p/w + expenses. Contact 021 0235 4943. 2 BEDROOM FLAT fully furnished heat pump, Sky TV, quiet area, harbour views, N/S, N/A, $270/wk, Ph 825 6875.

MAMA-T’S FISH & CHIP SHOP Now Open from 11am 8pm. Come down and check us out! Ph 825 8842.

Proposal to Temporarily Close Wainui Road

Any person wishing to object to the proposal is called upon to lodge their objection in writing before TQ 3GXSFIV EX XLI SJ½GIW SJ XLI ;EMOEXS District Council, 15 Galileo Street, Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia. Date and times of the closures to ordinary vehicular XVEJ½G EVI EW JSPPS[W Date of Closure:

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Time of Closure: 9.00am to 2.00pm Name of Road(s): Wainui Road from the intersection of Bankart Street to Bow Street This notice is given pursuant to the Tenth Schedule of the Local Government Act 1974. G J Ion Chief Executive

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SORRY, WE ARE This Sunday 10 a.m. OUT OF SPACE Vision Church Raglanwest exhibition @ The GOD.TV Meteor Foyer opening Israel Tour night Thurs 26 sept @ 2013 All welcome 6pm - FREE! 7 Taipari Ave. G A R D E N I N G Contact: 825 7305 WITH SOUL - Extra screening, Sun 29th MON @ THE RAGLAN Sept at 4.30pm at the CLUB. 500 cards, Old School. Ph 825 1pm. 0023. TUES @ RAGLAN WILD FOOD WALKS, CLUB -Texas Sunday 29, 10am @ Hold’em 6.30pm. Wainui reserve. RAGLAN ECOFEST WED @ Raglan Club, SAT 28 1pm-4pm Fun Quiz 6:45pm. @ Raglan Town WEDNESDAYS @ Hall, meet local BLACKSAND CAFÉ. enviro-groups and Knitting Circle from ÀOP VFUHHQLQJ WR 9.30am. All welcome. wrap up Sustainable Beginners welcome. September. RAGLAN RAMBLERS DAYLIGHT SAVING WED 02 OCTOBER: STARTS, Sun 29 9am at carpark next Sept. Put clocks WR ÀUH VWDWLRQ :DLQXL forward one hour. Reserve morning walk. BEATING THE GREEN MP BLUES! @ Valentes, EUGENIE SAGE Last Sunday of every Thurs 3 Oct 7.30pm month. 3 – 5pm . @ Bowling Club Informal gathering – explaining changes sing, clap your hands to the Resource and stomp your Management Act. All feet! No charge. All welcome. Welcome!

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Wanted RIDE WANTED RAGLAN to East Tamaki Rd offramp (Otara), early Monday mornings, will pay, please contact Jacqui 0210431127.

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1st prize -­ $5000 travel voucher, 2nd prize $2000 travel voucher.  Conditions  apply AUCTION ONSITE: Sun 3rd Nov @ 1pm

SO MUCH MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE..

This  stylish  and  classy  1950’s  character  home  sits  proudly  on  a  809m²  section.   Mature  fruit  trees  and  large  gardens  create  charming  entertainment  areas.   Recently  renovated,  whilst  retaining  character  combined  with  sharp  contemporary  lines  of  sophistication.   Three  double  bedrooms,  exquisite  open  plan  living  and  formal  lounge,  separate  laundry  and  a  garage  conversion  ready  to  use  as  a  sleepout  or  RIÂżFH (QMR\ WKH UHOD[DWLRQ DQG WUDQTXLOOLW\ so  close  to  the  harbour.  Prior  Auction  offers  considered.

5477  State  Highway  22,  Waingaro

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Sunday  2-­3pm 5477  State  Highway  22,  Waingaro

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First  home  buyers  your  search  is  over!  This  welcoming  home  offers  3  good  sized  bedrooms  a  wood  burner  to  keep  the  family  cozy  through  winter  and  has  been  partially  renovated.  The  616m2  section  is  surprisingly  private,  well  fenced  safe  backyard  and  even  includes  a  large  concrete  area  perfect  for  young  kids  on  their  bikes.  With  a  double  garage  as  well  this  property  has  it  all  and  still  provides  an  opportunity  to  add  value.  Don’t  delay;  you  might  be  surprised  just  how  cheap  this  little  beauty  will  be‌  Prior  Auction  offers  considered.

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OPEN HOME Saturday  2pm 61a  Lorenzen  Bay  Rd

TWO HOUSES – GREAT INCOME $515,000

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Two  houses  on  one  title,  (809m2)   both  immaculately  presented  -­  a  must  to  view! House 1: ‡ EHGURRPV ‡ 3ROLVKHG QDWLYH ZRRGHQ Ă€RRULQJ ‡ :HDWKHUERDUG EXQJDORZ VW\OH House 2: ‡ EHGURRPV ‡ 3ROLVKHG QDWLYH ZRRGHQ Ă€RRULQJ ‡ *DUDJH ZLWK LQWHUQDO DFFHVV ‡ 3ULYDWH IHQFHG VHFWLRQ ‡ ,GHDO IRU SHWV DQG children

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OPEN HOME Sunday  2pm 17  Taipari  Ave

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ID#RAG21650 ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE RIGHT IN TOWN

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You  are  just  a  walk  to  Lorenzen  Bay.  It  is  our  privilege  to  market  this  very  solid  4  bedroom  family  home.  Featuring  polished  WLPEHU Ă€RRULQJ D FRYHUHG SDWLR DUHD DQG LW is  fully  fenced.  As  you  enter  the  gate  you  will  feel  the  peace  and  the  privacy,  â€œthere’s  no  place  like  home.â€?  This  is  it!!   Mature  trees,  Ă€DW P VLWH 7KLV LV WKH RULJLQDO /RUHQ]HQ Family  Home.  â€œThey  don’t  build  them  like  this  now,â€?  many  have  been  heard  to  comment.  Bring  the  family,  the  boat  and  pets.  There’s  room  for  the  lot!   Solid,  Safe  and  Sound  family  living  at  its  best!   Prior  Auction  offers  considered.

Sunday  1pm 71  Lorenzen  Bay  Rd

1930’s  bach  adapted  to  modern  living  featuring: ‡ 7ZR GRXEOH EHGURRPV RQH VLQJOH EHGURRP ‡ &RPELQHG EDWKURRP SOXV H[WUD WRLOHW ‡ &RUQHU VHFWLRQ P VLQJOH OHYHO ZLWK D sunny  aspect ‡ *UHDW RXWGRRU Ă€RZ IRU WKRVH VXPPHU %%4 enjoying  harbor  &  bush  views  in  a  great  location ‡ )XOO\ UHIXUELVKHG LQFOXGLQJ URRI SOXPELQJ &  electrics Will  leave  a  lasting  impression,  so  don’t  delay!  Prior  Auction  offers considered.

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BUSH & BAY VIEWS

GRAND HOMESTEAD: Fox Gloves Bed & Breakfast ‡ 6HW LQ WKH PLGGOH RI D ULFK UXUDO GLVWULFW WKLV ÂśV VWXQQLQJ Victorian  Homestead  proudly  sits  on  1.5986ha. ‡ 7KLV JRLQJ FRQFHUQ EXVLQHVV FRPHV IXOO\ IXUQLVKHG ‡ /RFDWHG PLQXWHV GULYH IURP 5DJODQ DQG +XQWO\ PLQXWHV WR Hamilton  and  1.5  hrs  from  Auckland. ‡ 7KH KRPH LV FXUUHQWO\ RSHUDWLQJ DV D EHG DQG EUHDNIDVW ‡ 7KHUH DUH WKHPHG EHGURRPV DOO ZLWK EDWKURRPV LQ WKH EHG DQG breakfast  area. ‡ 7KH KRPH KDV EHHQ UHQRYDWHG WR WKH KLJKHVW VSHFLÂżFDWLRQV

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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  â€“  close  to  bush  lined  board  walk,  estuary  for  close  kayak  access,  walking  distance  to  town  and  school.  A  very  well  planted  1413  m2  site. Prior  Auction  offers  considered.

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OPEN HOME Saturday  1pm 19  tutchen  Ave

FLAX COVE RAGLAN

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Superbly  elevated  for  excellent  sun  and  post  card  views.  X-­  factor  to  burn!   Walk  to  town  and  or  beach.  Easy  care,  family-­friendly  home,  light  and  airy,  3  bedrooms,  ensuite  in  master.  Bathroom  includes  shower,  vanity  and  bath.  Open  plan  kitchen  dining  and  living  ideal  for  entertaining.  Two  large  bi-­fold  stacker  doors  JLYH \RX DPD]LQJ LQGRRU RXWGRRU Ă€RZ 9LHZV from  Mount  Kariori  to  the  Raglan  harbour.  Plenty  of  room  for  future  development  -­  make  it  your  own  or  leave  alone.  Looking  for  your  very  own  holiday  escape  or  seeking  an  affordable,  permanent  home?   Phone  and  inspect   today!!

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OPEN HOMES this weekend 28th & 29th Sept Saturday  12pm  -­  8F  Harakeke  Place

Sunday  12pm  -­  8F  Harakeke  Place

Saturday  1pm  -­  19  Tutchen  Ave Â

Sunday  1pm  -­  71  Lorenzen  Bay  Rd

Saturday  1pm  -­  57  Government  Rd Saturday  2pm  -­  61a  Lorenzen  Bay  Rd

Sunday  2pm  -­  5477  SHW  22,Waingaro  Sunday  2pm  -­  17  Taipari  Ave

Saturday  2pm  -­  2  Karekare  Ave

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

Sat  &  Sun  12pm 8F  Harakeke  Pl

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