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Just winning, and grinning, in the rain… A half century of service After 45 years serving the Waiuku Volunteer Fire Brigade, Ron Hunter hung up his fireproof uniform for the last time on Saturday night. During a function with laughter, a few reminiscences, and plenty of goodnatured ribbing, Ron endured the barracking of his workmates, and received a formal plaque from the brigade as well as a hefty cheque to go towards his new television. Stories were told of the time he crashed his car attending to a fire call (“I jumped out and left the keys in, then couldn’t steer it)”, along with the day he attended a Wymer Road fire and made a mess of parking the fire truck. Asked whether he was just showing someone else how to drive, Ron ducked his head and said “nope, I just made a cockup.” The room erupted, with firefighters and family alike laughing that it was the first time Ron had admitted he had ever got anything wrong. He summed it up though, simply: “We did it all together, we did the job we had to do, and these guys have been absolutely brilliant. It’s time to let the young guys come through.” Those young guys could do a lot worse than follow the example set by Ron Hunter and his colleagues from the last 40 or more years.
Above: Maka and Jenny Tatafu take a moment after a tough match against Pukekohe in cold and rainy conditions to smile for the camera. Maka had to tough it out against a Pukekohe side which doesn’t give an inch, but Jenny had to sit in the cold and rain and watch it, including a phenomenally tense last 10 minutes when Pukekohe looked like they would snatch the win.
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Rotary and College work together Waiuku Rotary and Waiuku College worked hand in hand to assist in the packing of Emergency Response Kits. On Tuesday 14th May 10 Year 12 Waiuku College students travelled to Penrose with their Dean Mrs Patricia Whitehead to a warehouse in Penrose to pack Emergency Response Survival containers to be used in cases of disaster in the Pacific Islands. The aim of these kits is to provide items to be used on site after a disaster hits the country. Hundreds of these kits are dispatched each year to countries in the South Pacific islands by Rotary. Bradley Hagan, Zoe Mackenzie, Leetisha Atfield, Nicolleta Braun, Joanna Moeller, Chelsea Marshall, Julian De Villiers Jody Por-
ter, Jody Gibson and Gemma Flood happily completed the final batch of containers giving a total of 420 which will be transported when Rotary can secure a container for transport to the Islands. Many College students have benefited through Rotary funding over the past years participating in leadership or subject related training including Zoe and Jody who organised this group to pack items including shovels, fishing tackle, torches, machetes, gum boots, birthing packs and clothing. Waiuku College students would like to thank Rotary for their continued support of students and are keen to continue to contribute in any way to their local or the wider community.
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Waiuku soccer bounces back with draw against Claudelands The first thirty minutes in the match between Northern League foes Waiuku AFC and Claudelands game was a very even affair with both teams looking to get the early advantage. Waiuku were finding space down the left flank with the combination of Chris Abbott and Darren Woolnough working well and this is where the opening goal came from. Abbott got clear on the left and knocked a cross in which was met by Mitch Hill on the right. Hill nodded the ball back to Jeremy Hubbard on the edge of the box who made no mistake with his first time effort. This seemed to spur Claudelands
on but as they pressed Waiuku were catching them on the break and only some good saves and some poor finishing kept Waiuku from going 2-0 up. Claudelands penalised Waiuku on the stroke of halftime. A needless freekick was given away on the left and as the ball sailed into the penalty area, goalkeeper Chris Burke missed with his attempt of punching clear and it fell to Reid Liddington who put the ball into the empty net. The second half was just as exciting as the ball went from end to end with both team intent on attacking. Waiuku took the lead again when Abbott, who was pushed on up front, got clear on
the right. He evaded the Claudelands defence, cut on to his left foot and stoked the ball home. Minutes later Claudelands equalised. A ball from the right was missed by everyone and Gareth Clark had the easy job of converting past Burke. This time Claudelands took the lead. Both Lord and Scott Petersen got caught on the wrong side of the attacker and Clark beat Burke with a well placed shot at the far post. Waiuku introduced Dom Winter and a moment of magic created Waiuku’s equaliser. A flick over his defenders head gave him time to find Abbott who’s cross shot was finished by Callum Benson for
Quick thinking for local tornado snap 11-year old Kodie-Marie Millar snapped this pic at Colbeck Road, on the Awhitu Peninsula, after two mini tornados swept their way across the Manukau Harbour last week. Grandmother Lynn Farrelly said Kodie-Marie just grabbed the camera and took the pictures around 4.15pm last Tuesday.
Win for local agents A Pukekohe real estate agent, Ian Croft, has been awarded the coveted ‘Rural Salesperson of the Year, his 6th year to hold the title. Managing Director Peter Thompson said Ian, who handles property from the Manukau Peninsula right through to Firth of Thames, was well known for his outstanding work ethic and commitment to excellence. Fellow Pukekohe branch member Elizabeth du Plessis was also recognised as a top performer, ranking at number 15 in Barfoot & Thompson’s ‘Top 25’ list.
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his first Premier goal for Waiuku AFC. With five minutes to go, Claudelands thought they had won it. Again the striker got clear of the Waiuku defence and Craig Oldridge ended up putting the ball in the back of the net. However Waiuku were not finished and Abbott got clear again and beat the keeper one on one. 4-4 the final score and
whilst the crowd enjoyed the entertainment, Coach Jim Evans was disappointed “when you score 4 goals you expect to win the game but some tired defending cost us again today. We played good football in patches but probably didn’t adapt to the weather as well as Claudelands did and it cost us. Man of the match is Chris Abbott.”
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Hi, I hope the last few weeks have been good, with the amount of rain we have been having the summer is just a distant memory. I was driving in my personal car the other day along Waiuku road. It was a very painful experience. A car was driving at about 65 the whole way. If you are driving 35% above the speed limit and get a ticket, then surely such slow drivers should as well? I agree. If you are not confident at driving to the speed limit, then perhaps you should not be driving at all. Or perhaps you need to be courteous and pull over so the 10 or so cars behind you can pass. I will be monitoring it and if need be issue tickets if it is warranted. With the duck shooting season coming to an end in a few weeks it is great to see that there so far have not been any accidents. Also people have not been drink driving and are taking greater care in the security of their vehicles. In fact I do
not think there have been any reported car break ins, which is great. The Police have certainly been patrolling the Elbow and Hoods Landing over this period. Most vehicles have been locked with no obvious expensive items left on the back seat. The Waiuku Police have also spent a lot of time patrolling Awhitu road, Waiuku road and Glenbrook road. I have to say that the speeds and peoples manner of driving have generally been pretty good. Although a couple of weeks ago there was a Police pursuit from Karaka that ended up in the offending vehicle hitting a power pole by Brookside road. One male was arrested at the scene, whilst the other two where chased on foot into the paddocks. The car was stolen, and they had just done two burglaries. It was a great result for the Pukekohe and Waiuku Police and one that shows that with more and more Police out there patrol-
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ling and trying to prevent crime offenders are getting caught. We have just got a new piece of mobile technology. It is an I phone and I pad. It has Police software in them which means we can have access to information in the car or on the beat that is generally on the computers in the office. So far the Police have proven peoples identities on the side of the road, established bail conditions, who people are linked to, and a range of other information that Police need on a day to day basis. It means we are out of the office and patrolling more, preventing crime and holding offenders accountable. A 47 and 43 year old male were arrested for stealing
a car. Please be aware of people in the area that may just turn up to your address wanting to tow away your old car for scrap metal. Let us know here at the station and we can do something about these individuals. A 19 year old was arrested for breaching his bail. Not the first time, and probably won’t be the last either! A 40 year old male was arrested in relation to a domestic incident. He has been charged with threatening to kill. A 30 year old male was arrested for smashing a window at an address. As a result he has badly cut himself and was taken to hospital. Remember that the phone number for Crimestoppers is 0800 555 111 or www. crimestoppers-nz.org. Use this if you want your information to be anonymous. We always consider the information that people give to us, and it can help in piecing together the jig saw. That’s all for this week, once again from the team here in Waiuku: Lorraine, Laura, Greg, Toby and Rod, thanks for all your help, we rely on your information to make our job easier, and Waiuku a safer place to live, play and work in.
Road closure
The NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) will close the southbound on- and off-ramp at the Papakura interchange on Auckland’s Southern Motorway (State Highway 1) at Queen’s Birthday weekend. Both ramps will be closed from 10pm Friday, 31 May until 5am Tuesday, 4 June. The closure will allow the project team to switch traffic onto the new bridge on Beach Road as part of the interchange upgrade. A detour route will be clearly signposted along Beach Road and Great South Road to
the SH1 Drury southbound on-ramp, while southbound drivers wanting to leave the motorway are advised to exit at Takanini to get to Papakura and Karaka. The NZTA’s State Highways Manager for Auckland and Northland, Tommy Parker, says “We are ahead of schedule, meaning we can do the switch over during Queen’s Birthday, which traditionally has lower traffic volumes than normal. “It means less disruption to drivers and the community” says Mr Parker.
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Year Competition and another former apprentice, Robert Bowstead, was also a recent finalist in the prestigious awards. The change to the new branding is part of a long-term succession plan which has been designed in recent years, and allows Simon to concentrate on the property inspection side of the business, one which has grown rapidly in recent years as purchasers find their banks want an independent assessment of their prospective properties. Along with the rebrand is a new website, www.brownandbrownbuilders.co.nz. Check out our website for more information and photo’s of our recent work.
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Treasure trove for local historians An important part of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists Inc. activities over Queen’s Birthday weekend will be ‘Showcasing Franklin,’ to be held in the Pukekohe library from 9 am to 2 pm on Sunday June 2. Entry is free and this gives anyone the opportunity to visit the library and find out what is happening locally in the areas of genealogy, heritage and history and to talk to people who are knowledgeable about these aspects of life in Franklin. There will be displays by different organisations and local historians and authors have been invited to talk about their activities, either
giving short presentations or talking with visitors, one to one. Genealogists attending this weekend event from throughout New Zealand will also attend afternoon tea in the Concert Chamber with some local ‘Living Treasures.’ At the afternoon tea many long-time residents of the district will be present to talk about their lives and how Franklin has changed over past decades. A few of those taking part in this are Erle Hart (Pukekohe) Brian Hosking (Glen Murray), Violet Eggleton (Karaka) and Jewel Dell (Waiau Pa). Because of space and time constraints, this part of the
programme is by invitation only. As part of ‘Showcasing Franklin’ a collection of online historic digital photographs, entitled Footprints in Franklin, will be available at the library with someone present to assist people to use the system. Also available (after lunch) will be Richard Stowers and Hugh Keene who can help with identifying military memorabilia including photographs and medals. Just a few of the organisations taking part in the Showcase are the Franklin and Papakura genealogists; historical groups from Pukekohe, Karaka, Patuma-
hoe, Mangatangi, Bombay, Awhitu and Waiau Pa; plus organisations involved with specific projects such as the Pukekohe East Church, Manukau Heads Lighthouse, Rangiriri and Queens Redoubt. There will also be representatives from local museums including Papakura, Port Waikato, Tuakau, Miranda and Waiuku; and, all the way from Thames,the Coromandel Heritage Trust which operates The Treasury, Thames. Genealogists and those with an interest in local history are invited to attend and discover the resources available within the local district to assist their research.
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Footballers and coaches in South Auckland will be chasing glory next month at Special Olympics New Zealand’s Football World Cup. Together with Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) and New Zealand Football, Special Olympics New Zealand is offering people with intellectual disabilities around New Zealand the opportunity to train and compete in football and to showcase the sport. More than 1000 athletes with intellectual disabilities are expected to take part in the Special Olympics Football World Cup, which includes 20 events around the country over May and June. South Auckland is hosting three events as part of the national festival, including a Coaches’ Football Forum,
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and two schools football events. The local festivities kick off on 9 June with the Special Olympics New Zealand Coaches’ Football Forum at Bruce Pulman Park in Papakura. Twelve coaches from around Auckland will meet for the day to go through football skills and development. “Football is becoming a popular sport within Special Olympics New Zealand. The Special Olympics New Zealand Football Coaches’ Forum and Special Olympics Football World Cup will promote the sport further around the Auckland region,” says Dave Beattie, Special Olympics New Zealand Regional Sports Coordinator (Counties Manukau). Around 200 students with intellectual
disabilities from schools around Counties Manukau will come together for a schools football event on 18 June at McLennan Park, Papakura. An inter-schools football event will then be held on 26 June with 150 students from schools across Auckland, Waikato, and the Bay of Plenty competing at Bledisloe Park in Pukekohe. In true Football World Cup-style, participants are being encouraged to wear the colours of their favourite team (e.g, Portugal, England, or Brazil), and create banners promoting their team at the various events. There are spot prizes for creativity and for the best show of support. An overall winner will be announced in July.
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Sam collects a BA at Wellington Former Waiuku Primary and Waiuku College student Sam Harris graduated last week, on May 15th 2013, with a BA in Developmental Studies and History at Victoria University in Wellington. Sam is now completing hi Post Graduate Diploma in Secondary Teaching with Victoria University and is currently in placement as a student teacher in Lower Hutt College. Who knows maybe he will return to teach in Waiuku? Proud parents Teresa and Micky Harris hope so.
Waiuku Family Support would like to acknowledge and send out a big WOW to the kindness of Howard, who consistently donates bags of groceries to Food Bank for the benefit of those in the community who need support. Those who benefit from this giving are incredibly grateful and encouraged by this thoughtfulness. It is this generosity and kindness that deserves to be thanked. Thank you!
Motorists switching on for darker nights As the shorter days of winter approach, the Motor Trade Association (MTA) says the majority of drivers are using their headlights appropriately – although a number are placing themselves, and other road-users, at risk. In a roadside survey of more than 1,000 vehicles conducted last week, MTA staff found almost 5 percent of motorists were improperly using their headlights for the conditions. These vehicles had a fault with one or more of their headlights, had park lights (position lights) only on, or most worryingly, had no lights on at all. Motorists are required by law to use their headlights during the ‘official hours of darkness’: from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes
before the next sunrise, or at any other time when you can’t clearly see a person or vehicle 100 metres away. For many drivers though, the periods leading up to or immediately following the time of actual darkness provide the biggest challenge, MTA spokesman Hamish Stuart says. During these periods it is not easy or practical for drivers to determine when it is ‘officially’ dark; most rely on common sense to tell them when they need to have their headlights on. “The problem is though, that for most of the time in New Zealand, these lead-up periods fall across the peak traffic times of 7.00 – 9.00am and 5.00 – 7.00pm. Certainly in our quick study, we saw the highest levels of noncompliance just before it was
officially dark. Unsurprisingly the highest number of injury accidents occurs on our roads during these periods,” Stuart says. With the likelihood of poorer visibility increasing as we approach winter, MTA says all drivers need to ensure their lights are working properly, and that they turn them on. “Parking or position lights are there for just that purpose – only use them when your vehicle is stationary. If you are on the road, do all you can to ensure other road users, including pedestrians, can see you and you can see them,” he says. “It’s much better to have other road users remarking you having your lights on earlier in the day than not – they’re talking because they
see you. It’s the cars people don’t see that cause the crashes.” Vehicles surveyed 15 May – 5.27pm – 5.57pm (15 minutes prior to and 15 minutes after the official start of darkness). Visibility was less than 100 metres at that time.
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SEAVIEWS 1.41 ACRE RURAL OUTLOOK 2.47 ACRES SUBDIVISION 1.2ACRES - 3.6 ACRES 4 SITES FROM 518M2 TO 561M2 ESTABLISHED AREA 638M2 CORNER SITE 843M2
$230,000 + GST (if any) $230,000 + GST (if any) From $290,000 each $230,000 each $165,000 $225,000
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WAIUKU CLOSE TO BEACH - $159,000
WAIUKU COUNTRY LIVING - $199,000
540m2 flat, fenced section one minutes walk to the beach, 10 mins drive to Waiuku. Title yet to come
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$259,000
WAIUKU
Tidy 2 bedroom, low maintenance house close to Primary School on a fully fenced section. Must be sold soon!! Great renter or first home. Phone Julie Q to view.
WAIUKU BOAT, CAR, TRAILER - $275,000
Check out the 3 bay shed on this property!!! A three bedroom home on a compact section near to the Primary School. The home needs some TLC. To view please phone for an appointment.
Walk across the road to the supermarket, situated right in the heart of Waiuku. Close to Waiuku College and Medical Centre. 3 bedrooms, spacious open plan living. Phone Marleen to arrange a viewing
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WAIUKU COUNTRY LIVING - $334,000 each
WAIUKU BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM - $359,000
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SAFE AND SOUND IN SEAVIEW $299,000 Refurbished 2 bedroom plus extra bedroom/office in a quiet cul de sac in Sandspit School zone.
WAIUKU
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SOLID HOME WITH WATER VIEWS
$399,000
WAIUKU BRICK BEAUTY - $399,000
4 bedroom solidly built 2 level home with water views. Has semi self contained living downstairs & a beautiful fruit & vegetable garden.
4 Double bedrooms, ensuite & wir. Private setting down ROW. Double glazed & double internal garage. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh587 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
WAIUKU
WAIUKU SPACIOUS FAMILY LIVING - $429,000
WAIUKU MODERN FAMILY LIVING - $439,000
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4 Double bedrooms, master has ensuite. 2 Living areas & fully fenced section, down private ROW. Close to Waiuku College & Medical Centre. Ph Marleen to arrange a viewing
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WAIUKU
3 bedroom, double glazed home on a special 2 acre block surrounded by emerging native bush close to Waiuku. Call Julie Q to view
WAIUKU
PRICE REDUCED
WAIUKU URBAN VIEWS - $384,000
Enjoy peace on the deck & watch the steam train roll into town. 3 double brms, semi ensuite & walk in robe. Double glazed with open plan living. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh574 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
A lovely 2008 Landmark home with improved specifications including superior kitchen, spa bath in Ensuite, and home ventilation system.4 bedrooms and 2 living areas.Conveniently located close to the supermarket, college and medical centre.
UNIQUE LIFESTYLE OPPORTUNITY $450,000
When space matters the most to you this home can cater for your needs. Open plan living with family room, 4 bedrooms, master has ensuite. Double garage, internal entry & zoned for Sandspit Rd School. Phone Marleen to arrange a viewing.
Situated across from the soccer park is this lovely 3 bedroom, open plan living home with double garage. Set on 913m2 flat section, low maintenance brick & tile.
BELLS, WHISTLES AND ALL THE EXTRAS $445,000
Spacious home of 4 double bedrooms, master has ensuite and walk in robe. Lovely wide hallway with open plan living. Landscaped gardens, fully fenced section with double garage plus room to park caravan or boat.
WAIUKU SPACIOUS IN MANDALAY - $445,000 View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh586 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
Country living without the hassle of farming. 2 Rural lots with unimpeded views to the west over the Waiuku River and Manukau harbour. 4836m2 and 5113m2. On the Glenbrook side of Waiuku. Hurry to view, before your friends do.Titles pending.
WAIUKU VIEWS OVER WAIUKU - $319,000
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AKA AKA IDEAL LIFESTYLE STARTER - $495,000
Just over an acre, 10 min to Waiuku. 4 brms, 2 bthrooms, open plan with gas hob & oven. Wood burner for winter, sleepout & chook house. Bring your paint brushes to bring this 1930s home back to life. Double plus single gge, off street parking.Phone Marleen to arrange a viewing. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf662 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
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OOZING CHARM AND CHARACTER $495,000 Recently renovated 3 double brms, master with ensuite. Spacious living, sep lounge. Lovely poished floors & fully fenced section. Tucked down ROW. Walk ina and be impressed
WAIUKU
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh633 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
WAIUKU ROOM TO RUN, JUMP & PLAY - $498,000
Fabulous 4 bedroom with ensuite on 1 acre with a share of 31 Hectares of covenanted native bush.
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CHARMING BUNGALOW ON ACREAGE
$564,000
Tucked down a tree lined drive is this 4 bedroom well maintained home. Double separate garaging plus barn. Private and secluded set on 9870m2. Plenty of room for the kids and the animals.
WAIUKU
WAIUKU OOZING CHARM - $625,000
1 large shop and 2 other smaller shops all currently leased - in the heart of Waiuku. Phone Marleen to discuss further.
Private 120 year old villa. Mod kitchen & bathroom complement the character of this warm inviting home. Large double garaging & 2 carports. Situated away from the main dwelling is a mod 2 brm home with extensive harbor views, single garage with sleep-out and a stable/loosebox yard complex.
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GLENBROOK MOTIVATED VENDOR - $645,000
WAIUKU TIME TO MOVE ON - MUST BE SOLD- ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
Set on 1.65Ha split into 3 good size paddocks & your own pond. This bungalow has 3 brms + study, open plan living and loads of off street parking. Plus 2 extra rooms in the double garage. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf557 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
The minute you drive up the drive you will love this 3 brms + sleepout. 2.92Ha fenced into 4 paddocks with good water supply.
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COMMERCIAL BUILDING FOR SALE WITH THREE INCOMES
Fab 10+ acres. 3 brm home with spacious kitchen & lounge, pool, amazing shedding has 6 bay shed, double garage, pig stys & more. Loading race & very picturesque land with stream View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf639 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
WAIUKU
From the moment you walk in, you will be impressed. 4 Brms + study.2 spacious living areas opening onto patio area.250m2 of garaging for all the toys. Set on 1313m2 fenced section.
WAIUKU
WAIUKU
THE WESTCOAST IS THE BEST COAST - $679,000
This outstanding building site on 8.37ha is available to 1 lucky purchaser. Power & phone to gate & an easement to bore water. Driving access to Kariotahi Beach & freshwater lake stocked with trout. Only 5mins from Waiuku, 40 mins to Auckland Airport & hour to Auckland CBD. Call now to view this exciting lifestyle opportunity in a superior gated subdivision (2 other larger blocks also available for sale).
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf685 Contact: Julie Rodgers 0275 516 075, 09 235 6075
Attractive 56.91 Ha approx on the tip of the Awhitu Peninsula just 30 mins from Waiuku. Proposed subdivision scheme commissioned for 25 lots under Rural Plan change 14. Vendor would potentially consider swap for dairy unit in upper Waikato. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf682 Contact: Ray a/h 09 235 8599, 021 951 082
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WAIUKU
Contact: Julie Rodgers 0275 516 075, 09 235 6075
TANTALISING, TASTEFUL & TOP CLASS - $ POA
NEW LISTING
Stunning executive masonry home. Schist features & high ceilings. Top quality appliances, entertainers kitchen opening onto patio area also designed for entertaining with fireplace & pizza oven. 4 bedrooms. Master is extra large with wir & ensuite. Guest room handy to main bathroom & another 2 large additional bedrooms with a bathroom strategically placed between. Downstairs boasts an expansive area currently utilized as a gym, bar & rumpus room. Double garaging & landscaped gardens complete this private oasis with rural views.
$879,000
4 bedroom main home plus 2 bed subsidiary dwelling on 13 fabulous flat acres with barn, tack room & orchard close to Waiuku. Call Julie Q to view.
WAIUKU
BIG BAY SECURE YOUR SUPERANNUATION - $PBN + GST
An extensive family home of 5 bedrooms, 3 living areas and 3 bathrooms. A designer kitchen and open plan family area lead on to an extensive portico and swiimming pool complex, the large separate media room also has access to this area. The 2510m2 grounds have been professionally landscaped and there is coded gate access. This is one of the top properties in Waiuku and it awaits your inspection now.
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh392 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
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View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh578 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAVAGANZA $849,000
Main house consisting of 3 double bedrooms - one with ensuite. In addition there is also an attached sep 1 bedroom unit with its own bathroom & kitchenette. Set on elevated 1512m2 site with triple car garaging. Desirable Bay View Drive.
BRING THE EXTENDED FAMILY - 2 HOMES PLUS LAND!
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf671 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
MAJESTIC FAMILY LIVING $585,000
OFFERS WANTED $699,000
WAIUKU
AWHITU PENINSULA PERFECTION - $499,000
Set on 2907m2 fully fenced, ideal for pets or kids. Stream along one boundry with mature plantings. 3 double bedrooms, master has ensuite. Open plan kitchen/dining with separate lounge. Extra shedding - 2 double garages one with internal entry
LIFESTYLE IN TOWN $505,000
PRICE REDUCED
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Waiuku office collects raft of titles at National Awards evening Top Regional Office Overall, Professionals Group: Osborne Realty Ltd, Waiuku. Runner-Up, Top NZ Office, Gross Commission per Salesperson: Osborne Realty Ltd, Waiuku. Number One Salesperson Overall, plus Number One Salesperson in Region, plus Top 2% Units, plus Top 10% Sales: Christine Montagna. Runner-Up Salesperson of the Region, Runner-Up Most Improved Salesperson, plus Top 2% Units, plus Top 10% Sales: Marleen Ohms 100 Million Dollar Club, plus Top 20% Sales, plus Top 10% Units: Leonie Gillot Top 10% Units plus Top 10% Sales: Julie Rodgers, Chris Pratt, Kim-Maree Osborne 10 Million Dollar Club plus Top 10% Units plus top 20% Sales: Julie Quilty Top 20% Sales plus Top 20% Units: Ray Lever
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Van Gisbergen spoils Murph’s party in the rain It had been billed as the old guard versus the young pretender, but it was Shane van Gisbergen who stole the thunder of Greg Murphy and Scott McLaughlin with a dominant round win at the new-look Pukekohe Park Raceway and laid claim to be
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changeable and challenging conditions on the circuit throughout the day. Both Race 1 and Race 2 were stopped and restarted after major incident. In the first race Ash Walsh was shunted hard into the wall and took no further part in the meeting, that accident also eliminating Andy Booth in the Woodstock Racing Holden and giving Angus Fogg’s mechanics a very busy afternoon. Race 2 was stopped after Richard Moore was tagged from behind heading into turn three, spun and hit very hard by Simon McLennan in the M2 Motorsport Holden, launching the red and white car high into the air and wiping off a corner of the M3 Racing Holden. Race 3 was thankfully incident free. Pole position, wins in Race
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“You have a lot of grip with this tyre and it allows the driver to attack throughout a race rather than being at the mercy of the tyre,” he said. “You can really go full on
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Local driver takes speedway awards Darren Short of Waiuku made the decision to race his Ford powered 248 cubicinch V8 SuperStock out of Waikaraka Family Speedway for the 2012-2013 race season and on Saturday evening that decision was confirmed as a very good one. With a young family Darren decided the move from Huntly to Auckland would be the best and at the Auckland Stock & Saloon Car Club Prizegiving Team Short Rac-
ing took home trophies for 1st place in Heat 1, 1st place in Heat 2, 2nd place in the Features, 1st place for Overall Season Points and the trophy Darren is most proud of Best Presented Car and Crew. The car has performed consistently well throughout the season with results to back it up. The team achieved podium finishes in the Waikato SuperStock Champs, TWS Golden Helmet, King
of the Park and the club programme. Darren is very thankful to his crew members and sponsors because without a good team behind him none of this would have been possible.
“It’s a real family affair and most race nights will see everyone busy doing their own particular job. “Having your mates and family supporting you makes it all worthwhile,” Darren said.
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Special visit for Waiuku College with inspirational speaker Mike Alsop is a regular Kiwi guy who is a pilot for Air New Zealand, but who also has recently raised $75,000 for a charity while running seven marathons in seven continents. Mike has had a long history of realising his dreams through hard work and a systematic approach. As a young boy from a lowincome, single-parent home, Mike’s dreamt of getting his commercial pilot’s licence and becoming an Air New Zealand captain. He realised that dream in 1996 and his international flying career with the airline has taken Mike around the world many times. He is currently a 737 captain flying within New Zealand shores. Mike’s mountain-climbing career has spanned six continents over 12 years with climbs including Mt Kilimanjaro in Africa and Alpamayo in the Peruvian Andes. In 2007 Mike became one of just a small number of New Zealand adventurers to reach the summit Mt Everest unguided. As part of Mike’s “giving back” philosophy he regularly talks to schools and is an inspirational and motivating
keynote speaker. He has pledged to share his philosophy with at least 20,000 high school children and speaks from the heart when he tells his audiences about the power of goal-setting. “I learned that through hard work and breaking down goals you not only reach your dreams but also have unexpected and unforgettable adventures along the way.” Mike is married to Wendy and their three children Ethan, Maya and Dylan are already keen to follow in their father’s adventurous footsteps. Each year Mike runs adventure tours to Everest base camp for Air New Zealand staff. Last year Mike returned to Nepal to deliver a replica “yeti” hand to a povertystricken village which had lost an important income source when the original “hand” was stolen.(www.returnthehand.com) He spoke to the Waiuku College school assemblies on Wednesday about dreaming to achieve great things, setting goals and working hard to achieve them. His first dream was to be a
pilot which he achieved with hard work even though he was an average student who was raised in Titirangi by his mum who was a solo parent. He saved for his pilots lessons by working after school at the local new world. When he was qualified as a pilot he was inspired to set a goal to climb Everest. It took him eight years but he eventually achieved his goal and climbed it without the aid of a guide. He then looked for a new challenge and set a goal to run seven marathons in seven days on seven different continents. Despite not being a runner he got to work and achieved his goal, raising money for the NZ Kidscan charity along the way. His next goal is to run the worlds highest marathon in the Himalayas together with NZ endurance athlete - Lisa Tamati. The students were inspired and impressed by Mike’s words and achievements, with a number approaching him after the assembly to congratulate him and ask him questions. Right: Head boy Ethan Wells and Head girl Lucy Woods, with Mike Alsop and principal Tom Vanderlaan.
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Local views sought for new smoke-free policy Auckland Council is seeking further feedback from local boards and other groups before it presents the draft smoke-free policy for approval to the Regional Development and Operations Committee (RDOC) on 24 July. Local board feedback, along with input received from presenting the draft policy to the Parks, Recreation and Heritage Forum earlier this month, will inform the final draft policy. Councillor Sandra Coney, the chair of the forum, said: “The council is committed to a smoke-free Auckland to create a healthier, more enjoyable city for all of Auckland’s residents and visitors. “We have listened to feedback from many groups and the draft policy continues to evolve based on that feed-
back.” The council plans to gradually introduce smokefree policies to parks and public spaces across Auckland to create a healthy and safe city for all residents. Besides the health benefits, smoke-free would help take butts out of the stormwater system, and assist in fire prevention. The council’s policy proposes a staged implementation, and a non-regulatory approach. The smoke-free policy would be promoted through education and awareness via signage and other communications, and would rely on social pressure from the public to encourage others to comply. The smoke-free policy is an initiative that comes directly from the Auckland Plan which states: “All parks and reserves, children’s play
areas and other public space identified in bylaws will be smoke-free by 2025.” Many Auckland parks and places are already smokefree. This includes all regional parks, many local parks and playgrounds, Mt Smart, Eden Park and the zoo. There is a high degree of public support for these initiatives. More recently, some local boards have made their own smoke-free commitments. This new smoke-free policy would recognise these commitments and create regionwide consistency. The forum provided feedback on the draft policy, including that transport areas such as bus-stops and train stations should become smoke-free in 2013, instead of 2015, and that the need for a bylaw be examined during
the 2016 review or earlier. “Work on the smoke-free policy is timely as 31 May is World Smokefree Day. The day is about encouraging friends and family on their way to becoming smokefree. The council’s smokefree policy is another step in that direction,” said Councillor Coney. If approved, the smokefree policy will be implemented in three phases. Outdoor facilities such as stadiums, swimming pools, playgrounds, skate parks, sports fields and all parks and reserves would become smoke-free in 2013; transport areas such as bus stations in 2015 or before; and urban centres, outdoor dining areas (on Council land such as footpaths), public beaches and plazas and civic squares in 2018.
Len Brown determined to progress Unitary Plan
Mayor Len Brown yesterday outlined the next steps in the development of a draft Unitary Plan for Auckland. “Auckland needs to be fit to manage the challenge of growth over the next 30 years,” Len Brown said. “That’s why I’m determined we continue with progress on the draft Unitary Plan. “In the coming weeks we’ll be crunching through the feedback and sitting down with community stakeholders to work through the changes. “I’m very clear we need a balanced and planned response to Auckland’s growth, one that maintains and im-
proves our neighbourhoods, while giving families more choices for quality housing. “The Unitary Plan won’t be the only determinant of how and where our city grows but it can play an important part in ensuring our response is balanced.” Next steps in development of draft Auckland Unitary Plan: • The council’s 11-week public engagement on a first draft of the plan concludes this Friday, 31 May. • During June, council officers will summarise community feedback on the plan by theme and locality.
• During June and July, the council will host workshops with local boards and key stakeholders to work through potential changes to the plan, including changes already outlined by the Mayor . • The final draft plan will be published and formally notified later this year. • The council will then enter a formal consultation period expected to be around three years, where Aucklanders will have the opportunity to make formal submissions and suggest further changes.
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in greenfield land for the next 30 years. The plan proposes that up to 40 per cent of residential and employment growth during this time will occur outside the existing metropolitan urban areas. Future growth is proposed in areas including Karaka, Drury, Paerata and Pukekohe. “The board is keen to hear people’s thoughts on density
levels proposed for Pukekohe and our other towns. “Another matter to consider is where the core urban boundary should be. This is absolutely vital because these lines will not be determined until the formal draft plan comes out for consultation in September.” Copies of the draft Auckland Unitary Plan can be viewed at local libraries or at the local board office.
Find out more This is a monthly update of just some of the news from your Franklin Local Board. To find out more about what is planned for your area and how you can play your part or to receive regular updates, please contact us: 09 237 1300 www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/franklin franklinlocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz 82 Manukau Road, Pukekohe, Auckland
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The draft Auckland Unitary Plan proposes growth outside Auckland’s existing metropolitan area.
Franklin Local Board Chair Andy Baker says the plan must achieve the right balance between growth and protecting what’s important. “It’s incredibly critical that as many people as possible have their say about how our city should evolve. “You can have a look at the plan online through the council website www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz, or at www.shapeauckland.co.nz. Here you can see what will and will not be allowed to be done on your land or in your community of interest, so you can ask your questions and have your say. You don’t need to write a formal submission, we just want to hear your views and ideas,” he says. Mr Baker says a key area of interest is the Rural Urban Boundary (RUB), which will define the extent of urban development
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Top-four spots up for grabs after tense rugby weekend It was a round of close games in the Counties Power Club Rugby results this weekend as teams focus on those top four spots for play offs. Waiuku bounced back from last weeks narrow loss to turn the table from round one and beat Pukekohe 3325. It was an exciting game to watch from start to finish and the result was based on a Waiuku first half performance that laid the foundation to hold off a spirited Pukekohe second half challenge. Considering the conditions ball control from both sides was outstanding. Pukekohe scored in the first thirty seconds with a charge down clearance kick from the kick off, with a chase to the try line by Nigel Watson who dotted down near the corner. Immediately Waiuku replied with their own try from a scrum when 233 game veteran Joe Kata broke the line and dashed up 20 meters to score. Pukekohe slotted a penalty and Waiuku back it up with another try to prop Simon Lemalu. Twenty minutes in, Tom Halse received a pass from Lemalu to run 20 meters down the middle to score under the posts which he converted and backed it up seven minutes later with a drop kick.
Just before the half time whistle, captain and No 8 Eli Peters found a gap and crossed the line taking the score to 25-8 to Waiuku at half time. On the turn around Pukekohe score in the corner from a good scrum that gave them traction and saw Matt Berry cross the chalk. Five minutes later Maka Tatafu scored in the corner from good team play by Waiuku. Pukekohe took a pick and go option close to the try line and Willie Ione scored. With eight on the clock, Pukekohe scored a brilliant try from a counter attack instigated by Jared Page and finished off by Maama Vaipulu which was converted by Joe Reynolds. Waiuku have the last with say with a penalty with five left to go. Joe Kata and Tony Misa were top performers for Waiuku and for Pukekohe fullback Jared Page had a top game. It was a battle of the hills on Saturday when Bombay hosted Onewhero with Onewhero securing the 19-17 win in tough weather conditions. It was a typical rural clash between these two sides with both sides taking their chances in another good spectacle for the fans. Onewhero starting the scoring with a penalty after Bombay missed one right in front. Onewhero capitalised
on Bombay’s mistakes by converting them into points. Onewhero scored a try to Filipe Pau who came through from broken play to go under the posts which was converted by Nathan Langsford taking the half time score to 10-3. Onewhero spent the first half camped out in Bombay’s 22 which resulted in three penalties. Bombay spent the last twenty minutes in Onewhero’s half and scored two quick tries in the last quarter to winger Sepuloni Taufa who caught a bounce near the 22 and headed to the line. The second was to hooker Shaun Muir in the last two minutes. He was rewarded from continued Bombay pressure in a mix of driving play which saw him dot down in the corner. Tofaga Lese converted both narrowing the gap. Bombay’s Player of the Day was their No 6 Johnny Kawau and for Onewhero their Player of the day second five Filipe Pau. Ardmore Marist were given a fright but remain top of the table and retain the Counties Power Cup after beating Patumahoe 17-12. Patumahoe showed a lot of commitment and cut a fair bit of Ardmore Marists space, a side who have been nothing short of impressive for the majority of this season. The first half was a pen-
alty trade off with Patumahoe’s Sean Reidy slotting two Leteru Laulala kicking one for Ardmore Marist which took the half time score to 6-3. In the second half, Patumahoe had two guys in the bin which provided the perfect opportunity for Ardmore Marist to score two converted tries. Jake Fepuleai scored the first one from broken tackles close to the line which saw him barged over the chalk. Sean Reidy replied with a penalty. Ardmore Marist’s Karl Ropati was next try scorer when he scored out wide from good build up work by Ardmore. Both were converted by Leteru Laulala. Reidy had the final say on the score board with another penalty but on the last play of the game Patumahoe looked like they were going to score but a drop ball put an end to
that. Patumahoe’s Player of the Day was Reece Logan and for Ardmore Marist No 8 Jake Fepuleai was strong. Papakura had their closest match all season when they went down to Manurewa 3613. For Manuewa Ahsee Tuala picked up two tries along with Joshua Levi, John Moimoi, Ben Masoe and Patrick Masoe who also crossed the chalk with Loki Crichton slotting two conversions and Ahsee Tuala one. For Papakura Billy Anelusi, Jeremy Chapman scored the five pointers with Bradley Wade slotting a penalty. Ardmore Marist take over the top spot in the Premier Reserve grade after beating Patumahoe 45-17. Manurewa beat Papakura 28-8, Onewhero beat Bombay 10-7 and Waiuku and Pukekohe battled it out for an 8-all draw. In the Counties Power Game of the Week in Divi-
sion, two Weymouth beat Te Kauwhata 40-8 with Te Kauwhata second five Dylan O’Connor awarded the PGG Wrightson Player of the Day. O’Connor is a not the biggest of players but consistently performs above his size with his courageous tackling in the midfield. In the other match Drury racked up 36 unanswered points against Puni. In the U21 grade Patumahoe beat Ardmore Marist 2310. Papakura held on to beat Waiuku 10-6, Karaka and Pukekohe battled it out with Karaka taking a one point win in their 19-18 clash and Bombay are at the top of the table after scoring 23 unanswered points against Manurewa. Hauraki North retains their top spot in the U19 grade after beating Onewhero 13-5. Pirongia defeated Pukekohe 20-7, Karaka beat Patumahoe 2317 and Bombay held out Drury 10-5.
Local hero returns to celebrate win Below: enjoying a quiet beer (and not too happy about having a photo taken!) after the PukekoheWaiuku local derby were Morris Brighouse, John Kennedy and All Black World Cup hero Stephen Donald, who has recently returned from an European sojourn to spend time with family and friends.
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Top images from local Camera Club The highlight of the Waiuku Camera Club’s May meeting was having Bret Lucas as visiting judge. Bret is a professional photographer who has won numerous national photographic awards. He is an expert on lighting and really had everyone thinking about how this applied to their own images.
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FIREWOOD SPECIAL - Pine 1mtr $75, 2 mtr - $140, 3mtr $205. Also Oldman Pine or Mac $80 mtr. Guaranteed dry free delivery. Phone 235 8847 or 021 362 687. FIREWOOD Bargain. 4 Meters Mac/pine $300 Delivered. 2 Meters $170. Ph/txt 021 744 970 or 235 0065. FIREWOOD for sale. Dry Mac & Gum mix. $80/ metre with free local delivery. Ph 235 9668 or 021 412 452. DON and Gaylyn, this season’s pine firewood. $75 per cube, delivered and stacked. Ph. 235 9588.
Mob 021 111 4122
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ADULT ACCESSORIES, adult toys, massage oil, lubes, Women’s Health & Sexuality Books & lots more available online www.vibes.co.nz. ROSEMARY - I will prune your rosemary bush for you in return for the produce. Upright as opposed to trailing varieties sought. Call Martine 027 475 9580
FOUND CANARY, Whiriwhiri/ Otaua area. Friendly. Flew in last Monday May 20 and stayed. Phone 235 9385 if you think it is yours. Leave message if no reply and we will get back to you.
FREE ANY old scrap metal removed. Old batteries, expired gas bottles, old cars, lawn mowers, etc. Ph Martin 021 128 5953 / 238 3005.
WANTED to lease 20 to 30 Acres in the Waiuku forest / Kariotahi Area. Would consider bigger blocks if suitable. Ph: 027 284 9333.
HAIR DRESSING THE Cutting Room Hair Salon. 33 Breakers Grove, Waiuku. Ladies cuts from $30 & Mens cuts from $25, Colours from $70. Hours: Tues 11-3pm, Wed 9-5pm, Fri 9-til late, Mon & Sat by pre-arranged appts only. Phone Steff 235 7149.
HOMEKILLS MAJESTIC MEATS Family owned and operated home kill and processing business, proudly serving the Franklin community. Call Dani or Simon 021 02993271 or 09 2355114 .
HOUSE SITTER WANTED LOVELY sunny house with one small dog in Waiuku 29/6 to 19/7. Suit retired couple. Ph Jill 238 2110.
LAND FOR LEASE 37 Acres, fully fenced. Gleeson Road, Waiuku. $224/ week. Contact 021 109 4160.
LAUNDROMAT LAUNDROMAT. Open 7 days. Drop off service and self service. Detergents included. Sports clothing, commercial, wash, dry and fold. Laundry 4 U. 33 Edinburgh Street, Pukekohe. 09 239 2964.
LAWNMOWING JIMS MOWING Waiuku based operator. Gardening. Lawnmowing Ride On, Residential, Commercial, Mulching, Catching, Edges, Garden Maintenance & Tidy Ups. Ph 0800 4 546 546 or 021 659 390. Free quotes given. TOPCUT LAWNMOWING reliable, clean, tidy job Experienced operator. Ph Fred 09 235 5280, 021 902 552.
NAPPIES MODERN cloth nappies. Rental, pickup, delivery and wash twice a week. Town areas only, contact 09 239 2964.
Phone: 09 235 7835
PAINTING
READINGS
CARLOS Magic Jobs prep work, paint, paper, waterblasting, roof repairs, painting and property maintenance. Professional job done. Free Quotes. Ph: 027 237 3821 a/h 09 235 2665.
CLAIRVOYANT/MEDIUMSHIP readings and healing. $40. EFT session and massages available. Phone 235 8486 or 021 02992614.
PETS POOCHIE park – Holiday home for dogs – Inspection welcome by arrangement – Phone 09 235 0052 (evenings) or 021 856 555. Email pups@hotmail. co.nz for further information. BEAUTIFUL, Healthy kittens available to kind loving homes. $60.00 Includes de-sexing and first vaccinations. Ph: 2352662.
PICTURE FRAMING
SITUATIONS VACANT FABRICATOR / WELDER wanted for rural engineering workshop work shop. Good mig & stick skills. Able to work unsupervised. This role is temporary - Immediate start. Please call Tony 027 497 9722.
STORAGE
VICTORIA AVENUE Picture Framing Waiuku. Tues, Wed, Thurs. Ph Ali 0272 534 577 or 235 0939.
READINGS NATIVE American Spiritual card reading. Ph Sharon 027 4900 718.
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PSYSHIC Readings, clairvoyant/aura readings for self growth and developing self awareness. Healings available, head ad shoulder massage. 20 years experience. Phone Sandra 235 8486 or 02102992614.
WAIUKU MINI STORAGE. Various sized units available. Individually alarmed. Ph 0274 982 375.
TO LEASE OFFICE SPACE downstairs from $90 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku.
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TUITION
OFFICE SPACE upstairs from $110 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku.
READING & WRITING 1-1 Tuition. Waiuku and Tuakau. 4½ years upwards. Excellent tutors. Contact Jill at ‘The Frog Pond’. Ph 238 2110. E: jillm@wild-daisies.co.nz
WAREHOUSE SPACE. Small, Med & Lge. Easy access. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku. WORKSHOP SPACE. Easy access. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku. Ph Sam 021 671 960. 4 Martyn St, Lrge Building, very good location, $350 + GST and expenses PW. Ph. 027 38 33317.
TO RENT 3 BEDROOM house to rent in Waiuku. $350 per week. Ph: 021 436 539. AWHITU School house for rent. 3 Bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 lounge. $250 pw includes water. 20kms out of Waiuku. Ph: Andrew 09 235 1046 Available 8 June.
GREGG’S Drumming Tuition. Beginners to advanced. All styles. No drums needed. Bookings essential. Phone 09 238 7980 or 021 265 2780. (We copy LPs to CD).
Franklin area
WANTED
Bill Deed QSM JP.
TREES wanted. Gum & Macrocarpa. Also tree felling & shelter belt removal. Ph or txt Chris 027 212 4590 or 235 0065.
Phone 0274 96 88 02 bill@deedprint.co.nz
PUBLIC NOTICES
WANTED Tea tree firewood Ph: 238 69 67.
Mainly Music every Monday morning at 10am at the Cornerstone Community Centre, 8 Valley Road, Waiuku Ph: 235 7341 or visit our website: www.cornerstonechurch.org.nz, Sunday Gathering 10am, Waiuku College Hall.
U N W A N T E D Lawnmowers, brought for cash will collect. Ph: Brian 09 235 6939.
WORK WANTED
COUNTIES MANUKAU GREY POWER
RELIEF milker available. Excellent references, 20 years experience, reliable service. Contact Dean, email deanhowe67@ gmail.com or phone 021 189 2989.
Counties Manukau Grey Power will be meeting at the Leslie Comrie Room on Wednesday 29th May
BOARD OF TRUSTEES ELECTION
at 10.00 am. All welcome Contact John (09) 2667583 or email johnjoyball@xtra.co.nz David (09) 2390377
Sandspit Road School
Proposed temporary road closure
At the close of nominations, as the number of valid nominations was equal to number of vacancies required to be filled, I hereby declare the following as duly elected Selwyn Herewini Craig Lipscombe
It is proposed that Kemp Rd, Awhitu, be closed from 10am until 4pm on Saturday 13 July for the Pukekohe Car Club Rally Sprint.
Signed, Barbara Kelly Returning Officer
This closure applies to all except authorised and emergency vehicles.
FOR SALE
ALLEY WAY
*** FURNITURE GALORE ***
Phone: 09 235 7835
SUPPORT WORKER WANTED for a temporary position of approximately 12 weeks, with the possibility of it leading to a permanent part time position in the Orua Bay area. The successful applicant will be required to work 10 hours a week. Mon to Fri 4pm to 6pm. To provide personal care. Experience Preferred. Please ph Robyn 09 238 8564 ext 205
PLEASE NOTE: You are invited Change of Venue & Times
Hon Paula Bennett, Minister of Hon Paula Bennett, Social Welfare, is coming to The Minister of Social Welfare, Shires Restaurant in Waiuku. share a CIVIC coffee andCENTRE have a chat THE with Paula on the 29th of May between St, 9.30am and 11.30am King Waiuku on the 29th May The Shires Restaurant
between 11:15am 47 Queen Street Waiuku and 12:45pm
WAIUKU COLONY CAT RESCUE Donations of catfood - tins & biscuits wanted. Please drop @ Franklin Vets Any enquiries waiukucolonycats@gmail.com
GRAHAM’S FUNERAL SERVICES A registered FDANZ Practice
Why not plan and record your funeral wishes The My Life, My Funeral Kit will make it easy for you. Phone for your copy now
235 8380 Anytime www.grahamsfunerals.co.nz
Board of Trustees Election Declaration of Parent Election Results
31/3 BOWEN ST, WAIUKU NEXT DOOR TO MITRE 10 Ph 09 235 7715
Waiuku Branch
SITUATIONS VACANT
You are invited to sit down,
QUALITY household furniture, antiques, bric-a-brac, collectables, tools. Phone for free quote 235 5555 or 027 277 5026.
Awesome dressing table “Big Mirror” $520 * Bedside tables x 2 matching $170 each * Sony home theatre system $900 * Matching king single Beds x2 $300 each * Dark stain coffee tables matching x2 $120 * Nice leather office chair $120 * Solid pine coffee table $95 As always lots of mats, books and beds
PUBLIC NOTICES
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WANTED TO BUY
TUITION PIANO and Keyboard Lessons avail. Ring now. Annette Grey 2359243.
MARRIAGE CELEBRANT
CMA would like to thank everyone for their support on our SOW on the 11th May. SITUATIONS VACANT
Kitchen hand / Cashier Applications are sought for the position of Casual Kitchen hand/Cashier in the Cafeteria. This position is on an “as and when required” basis. There is no guarantee of regular hours, however, the successful applicant would need to be available to work on demand, including weekends and shift work. The primary responsibility of this position is to assist with the day-to-day preparation, production and service of food products and related services, including cashiering. The ideal applicant will: • have food handling experience • work well in a team environment and sole charge • demonstrate initiative • have cash handling experience • possess good customer relations • enjoy flexibility around working different shifts on demand Apply to www.nzsteel.co.nz, click Careers icon Vacancy Closes Friday 7th of June Reference Number 5567 Further details may be obtained by contacting Debbie Bates on: 375-7174 or Human Resources: 375- 8187 for on-line application queries
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