Award for Fred One of the leading sculptors in New Zealand, and well known internationally, Waiuku’s Fred Graham, was awarded a Lifetime Service Award on the weekend in recognition of PAGE his outstanding efforts in the arts over many years.
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Traffic on the southern motorway ground to a halt yesterday after a maroon vehicle fleeing police after a bank robbery collided with another vehicle near the Karaka turnoff. At lunchtime yesterday police were told of a bank robbery at Westpac Pukekohe, where it is believed two partially-masked men, armed with a
hammer, left with an amount of money before fleeing in a car. A vehicle with stolen plates was found, and failed to stop for police. Police said the vehicle crashed on the southern motorway near to the Karaka interchange. Three persons, including the two suspects had injuries. No other per-
sons were being sought yesterday. The Motorway was closed northbound from Drury. Vehicles need to leave the Motorway at Drury and there were major delays for several hours. Right: Police gather around the wrecked car, and a man believed to be one of the suspects, after the collision yesterday. Picture Vanessa Hamlin.
Boat’s arrival raises questions for resident Waiuku resident Kirsten Neil thought someone was playing a joke on her when she got a text message on the weekend asking if she had won Big Wednesday, because there was an eight-metre boat on her lawn. It proved to be no joke however, when she returned home and found the wooden cabin boat sitting in the middle of her property. Kirtsen was away in Taupo, watching a nephew race in the Super Tourer V8 series, when, according to her neighbours, some of whom shot video and took photographs, a truck arrived and deposited the boat.
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$130,000 upgrade scheduled for Waiuku Town Hall The West Franklin Community Trust has announced it is embarking on a major renovation of the Waiuku Ward Memorial hall, after the Franklin Local Board approved funding for a number of projects with a total value of $128,750. The West Franklin Community Trust (WFCT) has managed the day to day operation of the Waiuku War
Memorial Town Hall Complex on behalf of the local community for the last two years. The day to day management of the Hall includes handling enquiries, taking bookings, setting and collecting fees, cleaning and caretaking roles, promotion, reporting and maintaining the asset. Back in March as part of
the Auckland Council 201314 Capital Appropriation process, the WFCT submitted a three year Improvement Plan to achieve updated compliance levels, improve users facilities and increase the functionality of the hall. The approved projects include work on the foyer stairway handrails, the Upstairs meeting room heat-
‘Lifetime of service’ award for Franklin artist
Waiuku, Franklin, and international sculptor and artist, Fred Graham, has been awarded a Lifetimes of service to Maori arts award – Nga Tohu a Ta Kingi Ihaka. The award came on Saturday night, as some of New Zealand’s most talented and dedicated tohunga, artists and community leaders were honoured for their outstanding contribution to Maori arts.
The annual Te Waka Toi Awards, held in Wellington, are the only national Maori arts awards to celebrate all artforms. Established in 1986, they recognise achievement in oratory, literature, music and performance, object and visual arts. Two scholarships are also awarded to emerging artists. “These amazing people are enriching many lives and communities with their impressive careers and contributions to customary and contemporary Maori arts,” said Darrin Haimona, Chair of Te Waka Toi, the Maori arts board of Creative New Zealand. “It is a privilege to be able to recognise and celebrate their passion, generosity and devotion to promoting and preserving Maori arts.” Fred Graham, (Ngati Koroki Kahukura, Raukawa), was recognised as an important figure in Maori art since the early 1960s. Fred’s sculptural works are many and varied, but his central themes are inspired by Maori traditions and legends. Major works of his can be found in prominent public spaces, such as the Auckland Art Gallery, the Auckland High Court, the National Archives Building in Wellington, as well as public libraries, city plazas and urban park spaces throughout New Zealand and abroad. Also a trained teacher, Fred worked as an art specialist in schools in the Rotorua and Northland districts, later teaching art to teachers themselves. Now in his eighties, Fred continues to work in his garden studio at his home in Waiuku, and recently had his series of Waikato sculptures showcased at the Franklin Arts Centre.
pump, an upgrade of the toilets, replacing the corroded foyer roof, replacing stage lighting and rigging, installing fireproof stage curtains, and replacing leaking window frames. Some other smaller jobs are being undertaken using the Repairs and Maintenance funding available. Currently the WFCT says its issue is how and when to schedule the approved projects whilst still keeping the hall operational.
The Hall is used two nights a week by Kyokushi Martial Arts Dojo and two nights a week by the Backstage Theatre Group Training Programme. The very successful Backstage Theatre Groups Primary Schools Pantomime has just ended, the Rotary Book Fair is this weekend and coming up are a “Meet the Local Body Candidates” session in September, a fundraising Dinner and Cabaret in October, the Aged Concern Mini Expo in October
then three weeks of preparation for the Annual Christmas Lights Show opens for four weeks on last weekend of November. The WFCT thank the Franklin Local Board, in particular Dan Lynch and Jill Naysmith. The Trust also appreciates the work by Alison Farrell of the Auckland Council Southern Property Group. The Trust will be holding their AGM on September 19, 5pm, at the Town Hall. All are welcome
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Fashion and funding for Waipipi School Waipipi School has expanded on its hugely successful ‘Clothes Swap’ fundraiser from last year, and turned it into a combination of a night out, a fashion show, and a chance to revamp wardrobes, on September 20 at the Waiuku Cosmopolitan Club. Waipipi principal Michelle Brown says many people have donated a wide range of quality clothing to the fundraiser, and there will be a selection of womens, mens and childrens
clothing and accessories. Guests pay an entrance fee of $15, and can then browse through all the items. After a few games and fun people can choose items to take home. “A few really amazing items are sold in silent auctions and there will be spot prizes on the night,” says Michelle. “It would be great if anyone else is able to donate quality clothes for us. Last year’s event was a lot of fun and a great night out. As with all
events we do a post brief and look for ways to improve it.” The event is on Friday, September 20, at 6pm, and there will be a cash bar plus raffles and spot prizes. The $15 entry fee includes nibbles and items of clothing, and tickets are available from both the school, and the Cosmopolitan Club, with door sales on the night. For further enquiries, or to donate quality clothing, contact Fiona on 027 210 0713.
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After a five year absence, the Bridal Gowns Through the Years event is to return to St Andrews Centre in Waiuku, bringing together more than 30 wedding dresses from throughout the decades. The bridal show will be held on Saturday, September 14, starting at 7pm and tickets are on sale now at the church office in Queen Street. Wedding dresses will be modelled by several recent brides and a number of gowns from much earlier times will be worn by local models. Also on display will be a collection of vintage gowns, courtesy of Waiuku Museum. A number of businesses are providing sponsorship and promoting their services on the night. Ticket holders will go into the draw for a number of spot prizes, including a $300 escape at Castaways Resort. Light refreshments will be served as people arrive and there will be supper part way through the show. Proceeds from the event go to the House of Hope Children’s Home in Nepal. See advertisement in the Post’s classifieds this week for more details. Left: This brown silk and velvet wedding gown which was displayed at the last Bridal Show was worn by Mary Charlotte May when she married Mr G Selby in 1866.
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Diocesan School for Girls in Epsom has always been known for its award-winning choirs and two of these, involving around 80 voices, will be performing at Sunday @ St Andrews on September 8. The popular concert series, held at St Andrews Centre in Waiuku, is attracting a strong following and this month’s programme will not disappoint. Conducted by Shona McIntyre-Bull, the Virtuoso Voce and Bella Cantoris choirs will present a programme of favourite songs, accompanied by Susan Smith and Megan Quatermass. Virtuoso Voce is Diocesan’s award-winning auditioned Year 7 and 8 choir, while Bella Cantoris was judged to be the best Year 9 and 10 choir in the Auckland Region again this year. As well as rehearsing after school, one day each week, choir members are regularly asked to perform for school events, chapels and special occasions. Last year, the choirs, along with Diocesan’s elite St Cecilia Singers, made a CD which is proving to be very popular. The hour-long concert starts at 2pm and is followed by afternoon tea, with a $5 entry fee.
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WOMEN IN THE NZ ECONOMY
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120 years of women’s right to vote. In 1893 New Zealand became the first country in the to grant women’ suffrage. Fill the gridworld so that Women make a huge every row and every contribution to our 3x3 square contains families, our society, our economy and the digits 1 to 9 New Zealand’s future. Promoting the role of women in leadership Solution No.1302 in governance is a key 9 8 4 1 7 2 5 6 3 part of National’s 1 5 2 8 3 6 4 9 7 agenda. We are ensuring 6 3 7 9 5 4 1 2 8 women are 4 6 3 2 9 7 8 5 1 engaged in our 5 9 1 6 4 8 3 7 2 communities 7 2 8 5 1 3 9 4 6 and can be 3 4 9 7 6 1 2 8 5 successful in whatever 8 7 5 3 2 9 6 1 4 they do and 2 1 6 4 8 5 7 3 9 increasing participation by women in the New
Zealand economy, investing in key areas such as education, health and justice. New Zealand is ranked in the top five countries in the world for gender equality – reducing the gender pay gap and increasing workforce participation as well as working to reduce violence against women, supporting sexual abuse victims and tackling breast cancer. And there are more government initiatives to come. Currently, the gender pay gap is at a record low of 9.3%, with females in the workforce at 62.8% as at March this year. At 42%, the percentage of women in senior leadership positions in the public sector is the highest in 13 years. We supported the launch of the 25 Percent Group, business leaders committed to 25% participation of women on company boards by 2015 and are working with industry training organisations to help women break into male-dominated trades. We recognise the importance of mothers and the pressures on the family of the global financial crisis by support through increased Working for Families payments, maintaining Phone: 09 235 7835
paid maternal leave and enabling more than 350,000 children to receive free doctor’s visits during the day – a huge increase since Labour was in power in 2006. Our next steps are to boost skills and employment for young women by setting specific targets to increase the number of young people coming out of the education system. Over four years the National Government will invest an extra $172.5m into ECE, $215m more into schooling and $130m more into tertiary education. You are invited to celebrate Suffrage Day on Monday September 16 between 10 and 11am in the Atrium outside Mocca Café at Franklin: The Centre, 12 Massey Avenue, Pukekohe. I look forward to meeting you there. Follow me on twitter at @PaulHutchisonMP or on Facebook at facebook.com/PaulHutchisonMP
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Two days, two titles!
Striker scores two goals in club final to secure two titles Former Waiuku College student Imogen Neil could be described as something of a hockey addict. Last Sunday she played a midday final in the womens National Hockey League, fronting up against some of the best players in the country as her Midlands side defeated Capital in the biggest win for the Waikato-based side in their history against the Wellingtonians - Midlands winning the K-Cup title for the first time with a 6-0 victory. Just a few hours later (after some celebrations, she admits with a smile), she was back on the field again, this time scoring two goals for Onewhero-Pukekohe as they defeated the Waiau Pa Pandas 2-1 to secure the Counties title. Captain of the Waiuku College first X1 before she headed south to pursue her university studies at Waikato University where she is studying psychology and languages, Imogen’s talent was recognised immediately, and she was part of the Midlands Under-21 squad before being called up into the senior side this season. Her team was in fine form in the K-Cup tournament at North Harbour, winning their opening game with a shootout over Auckland, before a narrow loss to Capital, then a 6-0 drubbing of Southern before losing 3-1 against one of the tournament favourites, Canterbury. The team then found themselves up against Canterbury again in the semi-final. “We played Canterbury like it was our final, Imogen says, “we put everything into it.” Their victory over Canterbury was echoed on the other side of the draw as Capital upset Auckland and suddenly Imogen was in the final, where Midlands made no race of it. Despite playing with, and against, national players throughout the tournament, representative hockey doesn’t attract the funding that other sports do, and Imogen says she is very grateful for the financial support provided by her parents to let her compete at this level. And even with the tournament behind her, there is no rest. She’s off to Palmerston North for a week now for a tournament as the coach of the Waikato Diocesan Second X1!
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DEMONSTRATIONS OF UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE BETWEEN DRURY AND BOMBAY 16 – 20 September 2013, 9am – 3pm Transpower, the owner and operator of New Zealand’s national electricity grid, will be flying an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) from its Drury Substation (40km south of Auckland City) to its Bombay Substation between 16 – 20 September 2013.
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The 150kg, 3.5 metre mini helicopter is being showcased as part of the international CIGRE conference. The use of an UAV could provide a safer and more efficient way to assess the condition of Transpower’s transmission lines in the future.
Location The UAV will be flown 8km south from Drury, following our transmission lines to our Bombay substation across rural properties several times over the week of 16 – 20 September 2013. This activity has been granted permission by the Civil Aviation Authority.
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OBITUARY • RONALD JOHN MACDONALD • AUGUST 22, 1924 - AUGUST 21, 2013
From Waipipi to the world, Ron’s was a life well lived Ronald John Macdonald passed away on August 21, 2013. A Waiuku identity in a variety of local groups and organisations, Ron’s funeral service was held at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Waiuku last Monday. The following are excerpts from the eulogy delivered by Eve Murphy. Ron was born in Waiuku at the Franklin Memorial Hospital and he lived all his life on the farm at Waipipi. The farm had been owned by Ron’s grandfather, who sold it to the government before going to the First World War. On returning from the war, wounded, his father was able to buy the farm back and later his mother was able to purchase an adjoining block to make up the bulk of the home farm as it is today. Ron went to Waipipi School along with his sister Shirley, the first of three generations to attend the school, He was later to serve on the school committee, calf club committees and the centenary committee. Life in the early days was full of hard work on the farm, and transport by horse and gig or on horseback. Ron’s love of horses extended to racing, not for the betting but to study and follow bloodlines. He must have had and innate gift for genetics and breeding both in the animal and plant world. Ron’s eldest granddaughter Billie had a pony while at Waipipi school and he often talked to me about the time and work she put into it and was interested in her progress. Ron went to boarding school at Kings College in 1937, and after finishing school in 1940 came back to the farm. During the war years he served in the Home Guard along the defences on the west coast cliffs of the Peninsula. This year he was so proud to finally receive his medal for Service to New Zealand 1935 to 1945,and to wear it in the Waiuku Anzac Parade. When he was younger he always played sport, hockey for the KoheKohe Club and tennis at the Waipipi club. Before buying his first car, Ron would think nothing of finishing work on the farm for the day, saddling up his horse and riding into Waiuku to a dance or party, then riding home again late at night, often in the rain. He was also a keen follower of rugby and had his TV tuned to the impor-
tant games. Ron bought the farm from his parents in the mid 1950’s and established his own pedigree Jersey herd. He later built up a Pedigree Hereford Stud which he was working with up to just a few days before he died. His first taste of what was to become a lifetime love of travel was a trip to Australia to meet up with his wife-to-be Pat - a friend of Ron’s sister Shirley. Shirley introduced them when Pat had come for a visit to New Zealand. Pat organised an amazing itinerary of travel for Ron through the Australian outback. Travel was by mail plane from cattle station to cattle station, this was in 1959, quite some experience The one place he didn’t make it to was Ayers Rock. In June this year, Ron was able to make that trip, 53 years later, He took Wendy and Graeme with him, and it was a really special time for them all. Ron and Pat were married in Sydney in 1960 and Ron brought Pat, his city girl back to the Waipipi farm. Wendy and Graeme were born soon after. Ron and Pat soon began to develop their garden, and over the next forty years it grew
and grew like topsy as the farm fences were pushed further and further out. Camellias, magnolias, rhododendrons and a large collection of rare and unusual trees and shrubs from all round the world Ron was involved with the International Camellia Society for at least 40 years. He was a valued judge and photographer of all things botanical. The Camellia Society, was a big part of Ron and Pat’s life and Ron was a highly respected member in the International field as well as here in New Zealand. He served as Chairman of the Auckland Branch. He was a valued judge both here and overseas. His interests were broad and he was made a Fellow of the Royal New Zealand Horticultural Society. Their overseas trips were always to exotic and interesting destinations- The first, was a world tour that included a pioneering trip to east Africa and Southern Africa in 1972, At that a time it was really off the beaten track. This was also the time when Idi Amin was in power in Uganda and Rhodesia was still under Ian Smith. Another pioneering trip was travel to China in 1984 with the International Camellia Society, going to places where they were the first westerners to have been there since the cultural revolution. Travel also meant he could indulge his love of photography, bringing back amazing shots to display at the Waiuku Camera Club of which he was the patron. He was also a wonderful photographer of all things botanical. Some of the more recent places he visited included the Arctic, the Antarctic, Cuba, Egypt and Jordan, Burma, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Namibia, Botswana, the Galapagos Islands and the Amazon. And through all this he continued with his farming life, taking an active interest in the South Auckland Hereford Breeders’s Association. Ron was always happy to welcome visitors to the farm and or the garden or should I say his private botanical garden. Many people have enjoyed walking through carpets of Camellia and Magnolia petals, especially at this time of year. Ron I have no more to say except... You had a life well lived, go in peace.
Pukekohe’s Bruce honoured by Japanese karate group Members of the Pukekohe dojo of the JKA/WF/NZ gathered at the end of August to take part in a memorial Gasshuku (training session) to honour the memory of one of the Japan Karate Association’s most highly regarded individuals, Bruce Piggott. The training sessions, held over two days, were hosted at the Pukekohe High School gymnasium. Bruce passed away a year ago while in Japan for a tournament, and the JKA executive, in April this year, awarded Bruce a 5th Dan black belt rank. This is a top honour, as he was formerly a third dan black belt and the organisation says a black belt member has never skipped a rank before. Mera Sensei, a highly-ranked instructor, travelled from Japan to host the Gasshuku, following which a presentation was made to Bruce’s partner Janet Jenkins-Piggott detailing Bruce’s achievements and the regard in which he was held by the karate organisation. Left: One of the Pukekohe dojo’s youngest members, Ben Warwood, presented a plaque to Mera Sensei. Below left: Clare Norma, Mera Sensei, Janet Jenkins-Piggott and Tracey Jenkins following the event. Below: Members of the dojo pay their respects during the ceremony.
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Loud shirts Deaf children around New Zealand will benefit from proceeds raised on Loud Shirt Day this month. Each year people at hundreds of schools and companies around New Zealand find their brightest, loudest shirt and wear it on Loud Shirt Day where money raised helps deaf children with cochlear implants or hearing aids learn to listen and speak like their hearing friends. Local events for Loud Shirt Day include one at the Waiuku Cosmopolitan Club on Friday, September 20, when patrons are encouraged to dress up in their loudest shirt and make a donation towards the cause.
Lotto win The warm spring sun shone on 24 Lotto Second Division winners who each won $17,009 on Saturday night. One of the winning tickets was sold at Waiuku’s New World supermarket. One player had an extra reason to celebrate after also winning the Powerball Second Division prize of $68,073, taking their total winnings to $85,082. That ticket was sold at New World Silverstream in Upper Hutt.
Top homes The team behind the parade of showhomes in Karaka has cleaned up at the recent Master Builder Awards. The group, Life at Home, and the builders recently attended the Awards, achieving a stunning result with gold medals awarded to Eden Homes, Earth Homes, Frame Homes, Falcon Homes, Finesse Residential & Distinct Homes. Silver awards went to Total Building Solutions and Cartmer Construction. The organisation says this was an extraordinary result which highlighted and rewarded the vision and commitment of all involved.
Volunteers wanted The future of the Auckland region and how locals feel about these changes will be explored in a new study by Massey University and University of Waikato researchers. The NgaTangata Oho Mairangi study is funded by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) and led by teams from the two universities. They are looking to interview 30 households of two or more people for the study. Researchers will investigate the impact of demographic and economic changes in the Auckland region, provide a detailed model of the nature of these changes, and also make projections about future changes out to 2036. Auckland researcher Dr Patricia Ubeda wants to speak with Aucklanders about what is happening in their region, and what they think about the changes, including the challenges and opportunities they present. “We are looking for a broad range of people and households – working age or retired, longstanding Auckland families or new migrants, tertiary students or unemployed, for example. We want to find out what their perceptions are about life in Auckland, what opportunities they see, why people move to the area – why they move away – and what would make young people stay.” To register your interest, please email Dr Patricia Ubeda: patricia.ubeda@ gmail.com or call +64 9 478 5313.
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Lions seek feedback Pukekohe marketers achieve Google award on new support van Pukekohe-based Online Marketing agency ‘51 Strategic’ has just been awarded the Google Certified AdwordsPartner status. “This is a huge achievement,” says director Ryan Judd,“The Google Certified Partner process is by no means an easy one and finally being awarded this will hugely benefit our clients
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The Waiuku Lions Club is asking the Franklin community what their usage may be of a proposed new mobility vehicle for the region. The role of the existing vehicle is to provide a vehicle suitable for family, recreational, shopping or medical transportation purposes for people who have limited mobility. The current vehicle can take two wheelchairs and four passengers and presently the Lions Club are looking at a new vehicle which will be able to carry two wheelchairs plus seven passengers. Lion Peter Hook says many people don’t seem to realise the van is available for locals to utilise, and it is provided at a very minimal cost, with users asked to donate the equivalent of whatever the fuel cost was to drive it, the additional funds going towards the upkeep and maintenance. Peter says they are keen to hear from groups, families or individuals in the Franklin area who may have a need for the use of a mobility vehicle in the future, and asks that they contact the Lions so the club can assess the overall need of the region. Anyone wishing to comment is asked to call Peter on 235 9999, or Sonja Carlise on 235 7837.
and productive environment in Pukekohe. Ryan says, “Our customers are based all around the country. “We spend the majority of our time meeting on Skype anyway, so we saw no need to pay inner-city rental prices plus time sitting in traffic that would be better spent working on our clients marketing, so Pukekohe was the perfect option for us.” 51Strategic’sclients include some of New Zealand’s favourite brands and proudly take credit for the phenomenal online growth of the JUCY brand worldwide.
Jucy Group founder and 2010 NZ Entrepreneur of the Year Tim Alpe says: “Jucy is currently experiencing on average a 150% increase in online sales based on having a strong and reactive online presence managed by 51 Strategic.” Their goal over the next 12 months is to work with a handful of local Franklin businesses on achieving growth and awareness using customer focused digital marketing strategies. 51 Strategic offer a full range of digital marketing strategies to small businesses looking to grow.
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Winners named Drury Dinner and show with ‘40s theme in ITM promo rezone gets nod
The Waiuku ITM Magnet promotion winners for July were announced last month. At right is Jon McCarron, who won the Lucky Registration cash prize, while (left), Olga Pozhicdaeva and daughter Sveta. Olga won the Lucky Invoice gift basket.
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The private plan change to rezone 361 hectares of rural and quarry land in Drury for a mix of industrial and business development, as well as Auckland Council’s proposed extension of the metropolitan urban limit, has been approved by a panel of independent hearing commissioners. The decision means that the Rural Urban Boundary in the proposed Unitary Plan for notification can be moved to include the private plan change area. The district plan change application was made by Stevenson Group Ltd. The hearing was held in late June and early July. The key issues concerned storm water management and infrastructure provision. Council says the decision addresses and responds to concerns raised in submissions and at the hearing. The detailed documentation regarding the specific plan change provisions as amended by the decision are being prepared for circulation to the submitters and will be placed on the council website.
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A lavish 1940s-style ‘Variety Radio Show’ and dinner is being rehearsed by the Waiuku Theatre Group at present, with funds from the night to go to the Pink and Blue Charities for Breast and Prostate Cancer research, The theatre group is on a roll this year, having just
completed its acclaimed pantomime Rumplestiltskin, and the new show is expected to further enhance to standing of the group and its members. The night will feature a live band, a two course meal, comedy acts, ‘pamper hamper’ raffles, spot prizes and even a classic English
Murder Mystery radio serial, with live sound effects. The event is on October 5, from 6.30pm, at the Waiuku War Memorial Hall, and organisers say to expect a truly brilliant night out. Tickets are $60 and available through the Waiuku Theatre Group or telephone 021 162 8110.
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Tuakau to get spring clean Local are being asked to join in and help Tuakau stay beautiful by joining this year’s Clean Up action on Sunday September 22. Joining the Keep NZ beautiful and the Clean Up the World campaigns, Tuakau residents, clubs and busi-
nesses have the chance to beautify the town and meet others. Local coordinator Jacqui Church says she’s hoping many residents, community groups, school groups and businesses will take up the challenge to spend two hours on the
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Sunday from 10am to noon picking up rubbish around Tuakau. Each team will be allocated a specific area to work on and all necessary equipment such as rubbish bags and gloves will be provided. The theme for this year is Our Place, Our Planet, Our Responsibility. The meeting place is the Tuakau Hotel carpark on September 22 for anyone who wishes to help. Organiser Jacqui, who is enthusiastic about anything to do with the environment, says she’s done a similar action on the Port Waikato Rd, starting at both ends and meeting in the middle, for a number of years. “People in Tuakau have commented on the untidiness of the town and this way we can do something about it together,” she says. “It is about taking responsibility for your own community and I hope it will strengthen ties within the community. That’s why I would like as a many people as possible to take part. We can accommodate individuals, but it would be great if clubs, businesses, school classes, could bring a team each.” Registration for clean-up crews is between 8.30am and 10am with the action starting at 10 and finishing at 12. All rubbish bags can be returned to the hotel carpark and a celebration will follow. Anyone looking to enter a team is asked to contact Jacqui with the number of people expected, which helps when allocating areas as well as with the barbecue afterwards. People who can bring trucks, trailers or their car would be most welcome. For more information or to register your group contact Jacqui Church: 021869976 or email jacqui.church@xtra. co.nz Web: www.thepostnewspaper.co.nz
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The 6 Foundation Principals to Great Health Nutrition - Hydration – Sleep – Breathing - Thinking - Movement
By Yvonne Gloor, CCN, CMTA, PT It is not possible to improve the quality of life and overall wellness if we don’t understand the essential role the Six Foundation Principles in our health and wellbeing. After all, we eat, drink, sleep, breathe, think, and hopefully move every day, generally without thought or skill. Yet, only through these foundation principles can we have or rebuild our health! Therefore it is imperative that we do them well.
Disease shows up if there is an imbalance in any of these areas. Often we grab a supplement or medication to cover up a symptom that keeps creeping up but if we keep ignoring the fact that it matters what quality of food we eat, how do we digest, assimilate and eliminate that food. How can we nourish the trillions of cells if proper breathing is not taking place because stress and anxiety is interfering with its normal pattern? Breathing is our life force! Shallow breathing leads to many dysfunctions like neck pain, headaches, acidity, toxicity, low energy. Learn to breathe diaphragmatically for long term health. How can the body repair itself if many late nights prevent us from getting a good night sleep – Physical and psychological repair and recovery depend on a good night’s sleep!
OSTEOPATHY PUKEKOHE: Pain, a quick fix..... is there such a thing?
Ear Infections
By Diane Breen DipHom NZCH (Intern) The most common disease of the middle ear is bacterial infection. The medical term is otitis media. It is very common in children and usually caused by the spread of bacteria from the throat to the middle ear via the Eustachian tube. It can cause fever, hearing can be effected and earache that may be mild to severe due to the accumulation of pus in the middle ear. Should the pus continue to accumulate it may rupture the eardrum. Some children experience recurrent ear infections and others may end up with chronic ear infections. This persistent state is known as glue ear. The orthodox treatment is painkillers, antibiotics and eventually insertion of grommets (small plastic tube) to allow the pus to drain. The homoeopathic
approach is to take an individual case and prescribe a remedy for the whole person (mental, emotional and physical symptoms) surrounding the development of ear infections to reduce the patient’s sensitivity to recurring ear infections. A good soothing home remedy for pain relief is Verbascum Oil (or Mullein Oil). Pour a few drops into a warmed spoon, and insert gently into the child’s ear. The following homeopathic remedies are useful in acute situations: Sudden, violent pains, accompanied by a fever which usually starts at night Aconite; A sudden violent appearance of fever, throbbing ear that looks very red, glassy eyes Belldadonna; Earache with great pain, irritability, child wants to be carried Chamomilla; Painful sore earaches with some discharge of yellow-green mucus, child is chilly and irritable Hepar Sulph; Pains that extend to the throat and sinuses, accompanied by sweating, thirst and bad breath Mercurius; Children who prefer to be kept cool and seem to feel better when consoled, no thirst, tearful Pulsatilla. If earaches have become consistent and antibiotics are no longer effective treatment, a homeopathic consultation may be very beneficial to break the cycle of recurrent infections. Levisticum Comp by Weleda is also a handy combination remedy to have in the cupboard.
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Quick fixes usually don’t really alleviate pain in the medium to long term. Short term relief can often be obtained from a manipulation (audible click), a muscle stretch, a soft tissue release etc. What needs to be asked though is why did the pain happen in the first place and what can be done to prevent a recurrence. Recurring pain often gets worse with each occurrence as well as putting excess strain on the body thereby weakening the body. This makes a recurrence of the symptoms all the more
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Often when we experience pain we’re looking for a quick fix, a solution in 20 - 30 mins (maximum!). A ‘click’ here and there, a stretch and all sorted. Is it really that simple?
During a first visit/consultation to Osteopathy Pukekohe a comprehensive postural assessment is undertaken, work, home and play activities are discussed and a full medical history (past and present) is taken in great detail. From this information the osteopath has an idea about what might have caused the problem and the physical examination subsequently undertaken will identify the tissues (joints, muscles, ligaments) involved. If you experience pain, particularly pain that is recurring then don’t be too hasty to look for that ‘quick fix’. Take the time and justify the cost of finding out why the pain is happening, why is it not going away and what can be done about it. We’re here to help you. There is currently an osteopath practising at the Way of Life Health Shop 6 days a week (Monday - Saturday). All our osteopaths are ACC registered and registered with the Osteopathic Council of New Zealand (OCNZ).
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Why even bother having a name on your shop? Ok, I admit at times I can be occasionally pedantic, to the point of trying to fix other people’s spelling and grammatical mistakes on facebook, but surely I cannot be the only person who is frustrated at shopkeepers and customer service staff who make an attempt to be psychic. It started out with a certain wellknown fast food chain, who added the phrase ‘would you like fries with that’ every time you placed an order. Sometimes you did, sometimes you didn’t, but it became part of the popular culture. Now, though, it’s got completely out of hand. I stopped into a garage the other day, took out a second mortgage, and put some gas in the car. Whistling happily, I meandered my way into the shop, thinking I was going to hand over my cash and wander away. When I eventually got to the counter, my smiling assistant asked me if I wanted a donut. No thanks, I smiled, through my whistling, while proffering some bank notes. “Coffee is on special, just $3,” he said. “Just the gas, thanks.” “What about these chocolates, two for one today?’ I looked down at myself, to see if I was wearing a sign asking for food, then shook my head, again waved the money in front of the chap, and finally he took it, no doubt casting a sigh while looking at his racks of orphaned donuts and unwanted coffee. Only minutes later, at a sandwich bar, I’d just grasped my orange juice when the wee lass asked if I wanted cookies. And maybe it was just a coincidence, but when I took my Auntie to the doctors, as we finished the appointment they asked if we wanted a blood test
Words’n stuff By Post Editor Nigel Ward with that. I began to sense a theme. Later that evening, I bought two bottles of wine and some form of pasta thing and was asked if I wanted rubbish stickers. Somewhat later that evening, no doubt courtesy of the two bottles of wine, it occured to me that shopping today is like living in an alternate universe where the staff and the shopper are engaged in an endless dance of purchasing power. Musingly, I wondered how best to handle it. Perhaps one should just walk into the shop and stand there until someone guesses the right thing you are there for. When they guess right (and generally, there’s a big hint in the sign outside that says what the shop sells), you could blow a trumpet, cheer loudly and purchase the said item. If the progress I have noted in this form of selling is to continue, unhalted, the consequences will be dire. I have yet to see anyone flip their lid completely when they are asked if they want something they patently haven’t asked for, so as a community, we have become more and more accepting of it. In just a few short years, we will need to allow several hours before venturing anywhere near a store of any description, to buy almost anything. I believe this is a very likely conversation that you, or I, could be having in the very near future. Imagine, if you will, a large shop with a sign outside that says, for example, PETROL.
Having driven in circles past hundreds of queued cars, you eventually wander into the store, where one cash register person and fifteen sales assistants are on duty. “Petrol on pump four please,” you will say nervously. “Certainly sir, if you’d just step this way so I can measure your inside leg?” “My leg?” “Oh yes sir, can’t have the suit riding up too far, can we?” “Umm, what about the petrol?” “Certainly, my other assistant is just preparing your soup, I thought you were a steak man myself, but Ahmed, he knows, and he says soup. Now, if you’ll just stand here and smile, there, that’s your passport photographs done. Melissa will be along in a moment to cut your hair. Marty! Marty...where is that man? Sorry about this sir, it’s not often that Marty’s late with an order of bed linen, but he’s had a few late nights lately, you know how it is,.. Marty!” “The petrol...” you will say, weakly, flapping a hand towards the pumps. “Oh, we haven’t had petrol here for years, no time for it you know, what with the model airplane shop we’ve built at the back and the three new girls who are simply flat out on pedicures this morning..” “But I’m nearly out of gas...” “Hang on then, I’ll ask Marty.... Marty! there’s a chap here wants some petrol!” Marty, balancing a plateful of tacos while re-sizing a ring for a woman, glances up from behind his hotdog stand: “Petrol you say, hmmm, you might try the veterinarian down the road, took my labrador in there for a checkup on Sunday and came out with five soft toys, a potato fritter and a gallon of gas.” Don’t think it won’t happen.
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THE GOOD LIFE BECKONS $474,000 This attractive property on the Waiuku town boundary offers the convenience of town & country living. A modern 2002 built home of 4 bedrooms (master with ensuite) & open plan living has a sunny deck overlooking the 3000m2 section that is attractively landscaped & includes a comprehensive orchard. The separate double garaging includes a commercial y licenced kitchen.
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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.
OOZING CHARM WITH 2 HOMES $625,000 WAIUKU BRING THE HORSE - $519,000
Live the dream on approx 10 acres with access to the magnificent Karioitahi Beach. This bare block will have an equine & pedestrian easement for beach access, so if your lifestyle includes, horses, fishing, surfing, paragliding, white baiting, kite surfing you'd better call me now to secure this ultimate lifestyle opportunity. Pending title. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf692 Contact: Julie Rodgers a/h 09 235 6075, 0275 516 075
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.
GLENBROOK MOTIVATED VENDOR - $645,000
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
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf557 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
WAIUKU
OFFERS WANTED $699,000
PRICE REDUCED
MATAKAWAU HOLIDAY AND WORK AT HOME - WHY LEAVE? $679,000
WAIUKU MASSIVE REDUCTION - $685,000
4 bedroom, 2 storey home with spectacular harbor views to Auckland. Rumpus, office and 2 bathrooms plus 2 single garages on quarter of an acre. Two minute walk to 2 harbour beaches.Call Julie Q to view.
Step into a world of privacy down a quiet row, this home has a lovely indoor/outdoor flow to your own cabana to enjoy a glass of bubbles or cocktails. 4 double bedrooms, 2 have ensuites. Open plan living with 3 car garaging. Set on 3,075m2 section. Phone Marleen to arrange a viewing.
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh695 Contact: Julie Quilty a/h 09 235 9324, 0272 292 243
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh692 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528
EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAVAGANZA $765,000
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.
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Over 10 acres in about 17/18 paddocks. 8 Mins from Waiuku with own dressage area & training track. Water supply is bore & 2 tanks. Extra shedding & stable with 3 loose boxes, holding yards. House has 3 double bedrooms, open plan with 2 heat pumps. Phone Marleen or Ray to arrange a viewing.
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh661 Contact: Julie Rodgers 0275 516 075, 09 235 6075
WAIUKU
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 Karioitahi 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).
$ POA
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.
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf685 Contact: Julie Rodgers 0275 516 075, 09 235 6075
AN OPPORTUNITY OF GRAND PROPORTIONS Expressions of interest Luxury living for the extended family or nannies quarters. An architectural touch is evident throughout the 556m2 home with large windows capturing all day sun. The excellent floor plan has good flow, from the open plan, very bright and spacious kitchen that has everything to offer the serious chef, to the superb living rooms where you will enjoy the water views from the patio, perfect for soaking up the sun and to entertain friends and family.This top quality five bedroom family home is set on a 4101m2 site estuary edge in prestigious Roseneath Road in Karaka. Viewing by private appointment only. View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh689
KARAKA
Contact: Julie Rodgers 0275 516 075, 09 235 6075
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbf691 Contact: Marleen a/h 09 235 0070, 0274 483 528 Ray 09 235 8599. 021 951 082
TANTALISING, TASTEFUL AND TOP CLASS
THE WESTCOAST IS THE BEST COAST $PBN
WAIUKU
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID: osbh392 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
EQUESTRIAN DELIGHT $765,000
PRICE REDUCED
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 swimming 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.
WAIUKU
Contact: Julie Rodgers a/h 09 235 6075, 0275 516 075
WAIUKU
View online: www.professionals.co.nz ID osbh591 Contact: Leonie a/h 09 235 9961, 0274 985 722
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Waiuku Policing report by Sergeant Simon Palmer
12-years-old too young to drive Hi, I hope the last couple of weeks have been good. Some people think that they can go to a shop, such as a petrol station and drive off without paying. Perhaps they forgot? My suggestion is to put a large sign on your steering wheel saying “Pay for the Petrol.” It could help to jog your memory. Generally in this day and age stealing is not really deemed appropriate, so please pay and avoid getting arrested as what happened to a 27 year old male for five petrol drive offs. Domestic related incidents are also coming to the fore front as well. The Police will do all we can to help, hold offenders accountable and point people in the right direction. However those parties involved need to meet the Police half way. Alcohol is a regular feature in some of these incidents. If this is a trigger for you then address that issue. Sometimes rather minor matters end up escalating and being blown out of all proportion simply because of the effect of alcohol. A 37 year old male was arrested for possessing an offensive weapon in his vehicle and having Methamphetamine on him for sale. This was a great catch and
one that ended up in the offender remanded in custody until at least the middle of September. A 33 year old male was arrested for breaching his bail by associating with his partner. This resulted in spending half the day in the Police cells. Bail conditions are bail conditions, abide by them and you will avoid a hassle for yourself. A 17 year old male was arrested for attempting to steal a car that was parked on the side of the road. Of all the rural roads in Waiuku, at this precise moment the Waiuku Police just happened to be driving on and noticed a figure crouching behind the dash board. It is time for this person to give up his criminal ways. Just in case people are not sure, 12 years old is a bit too young to be driving a car on the road. In fact it’s really just plain stupid. It’s a parents, or caregiver’s responsibility to be aware of the law, and more so to be practical when it comes to your children’s behaviour and especially their safety. If your child is often in a car, smoking dope, drinking alcohol, and the Waiuku Police deal with them on a number of occasions please do not feel that this is har-
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Last Tuesday police located a male they wished to speak to in regard to the Ponga Road, Opaheke murders of Trevor Waite and Glenys Stanton. The man sought had been identified as being in a recent relationship with Ms Stanton. Police located the man in the Woodhill forest but before they could speak to the man he shot himself and was killed instantly. No Police officers fired any shots.
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assing your “innocent” child. In fact it is our job, maybe parents need to realise that little Johnny could be getting into trouble and we are doing your job for you as a parent, as you are not capable of doing it properly in the first place! Remember that there is a total liquor ban in the Waiuku business area, all parks, the beach, Massey Park, and most recreational areas around Waiuku including Waitangi Falls and the grassed area down by the fire station. No alcohol at all, it is an arrestable offence, and you are likely to be taken to Hotel Manukau for the night. Kariotiahi is a 24 hour 7 day a week liquor ban area. Do not drink down there. Please remember that
skateboarders and scooters are not allowed in town. Do not ride them, or use them in town. There are signs, no excuses. 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. 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.
Your Guide to finding the perfect home
Open Homes List Sat 31st & Sun 1st Sep AGENCY
LIST
ADDRESS
CONTACT
TIME
COST
Professionals
OSBH696
46 Maioro Rd, OTAUA
Marleen 0274 483 528
SUN $299,000 11:00 – 11:30am
Barfoot & Thompson
490739
99 Sandspit Rd
Ashley 027 871 795
SUN $495,000 12pm-12.45pm
Barfoot & Thompson
498577
5D Brights Rd, Waiuku
Bronwyn 0274 452 382
SUN $620,000 12pm-12.30pm
Barfoot & Thompson
486872
14B George St , Waiuku
Bruce 0273 323 929
SUN $409,000 12pm-12.30pm
Barfoot & Thompson
495989
37B Edgewater Parade
Karyn 0210727681
SUN $265,000 12pm-12.45pm
Barfoot & Thompson
500323
34 Cemetery Rd
Bronwyn 0274 452 382
SUN 1pm-1.30pm
$474,000
Barfoot & Thompson
499390
4/63 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku
Patricia 021 836 242
SUN 1pm-1.45pm
$265,000
Barfoot & Thompson
503257
10 Howden St , Waiuku
Bruce 0273 323 929
SUN 2pm-2.30pm
$365,000
Barfoot & Thompson
500126
2A Masters Rd , Waiuku
Rhonda 0272 946 836
SUN 2pm-2.45pm
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They survive through the nourishment of what is natural, e.g. * Good Foods * Good Oils * Minerals * Gut Integrity * Balanced Ph (which strengthen, nourish,repair & heal) Causing optimum vitality, wherever you are in your life, right now, & in the future!
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SEPTEMBER HEALTH FOCUS If you could save a life, would you?
What is a cervical smear test? A cervical smear test is not a test to look for cancer. It is a screening test to look for abnormal changes in the cervix. Some cells with abnormal changes can develop into cancer if they are not treated. Treatment of abnormal cell is very effective at preventing cancer. Is is normal for cells on the surface of the cervix to go through changes. However, cells can sometimes change in an abnormal way without causing any symptoms. Cervical screening finds abnormal cells so that they can be treated BEFORE they develop into cancer. Abnormal cells in the cervix usually change very slowly. In the early stages, many will disappear
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by themselves, and no treatment will be needed. For a few women, abnormal cells could develop into cervical cancer if not treated. A screening test will not always pick up abnormalities. However, if abnormalities have been missed in one test, it is likely that they will be picked up in the next test. This is why it is important to have cervical smear tests every three years as part of a screening programme. The chances of getting cervical cancer can be reduced by 90%. All women aged 20 and over who have ever been sexually active should have regular smear tests until they turn 70. Book your cervical smear test today with the Nurse at Waiuku Health Centre, or the Marae Clinic Ph: 235 9102 to make an appointment.
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WAIUKU JUNIOR TOUCH MODULE Registration Night
Wednesday 25th September, Sandspit Road School Library 7.00pm. Each teams adult manager MUST be present with registration form and money. Registration form available through your school office. Competition commences Wednesday 16th October. B Grade teams must have year 5/6 students ONLY. A Grade teams must have year 7/8 students ONLY. All teams MUST be mixed. You must have 2 girls or 2 boys on the field at all times. EACH TEAM MUST SUPPLY A RELIABLE REFEREE. All registration forms must have Players Name and Phone No’s completed on the form for medical emergencies.
Any queries please contact Nathan or Rochelle Browne 09 235 5277 or 021 060 3343
Waiuku Senior Touch Entry Form Waiuku Touch Module 2013
Crusaders sign Ray Lee-Lo Bowls underway for season The Crusaders have announced that Counties midfield back, Rey Lee-Lo, will be moving south to join them next season. Lee-Lo has signed a two year contract to play for the Crusaders in the 2014 and 2015 Investec Super Rugby seasons,” Crusaders Chief Executive Hamish Riach said. “We look forward to embracing him in the Crusaders culture.” Lee-Lo played his debut Super Rugby season with the Hurricanes last year after being part of the Chiefs development squad in 2011. He will continue to play his provincial rugby with Counties Manukau. Crusaders Head Coach Todd Blackadder said Lee-Lo was an attractive prospect after solid seasons with both Counties and the Hurricanes. “We looked carefully at his performance during this year’s Super season, and he had some great statistics. He is a strong, physical back who will be a useful addition to our squad, bolstering our mid-field stock,” Blackadder said. Lee-Lo said he was excited to be joining the Crusaders camp and looked forward to training and playing alongside some of New Zealand rugby’s most experienced and highlyregarded players. “This is a fantastic opportunity for me and one I could not pass up. I am really grateful for my time with the Hurricanes this year and the experience I gained alongside some first-class teammates and coaching staff. I now relish the opportunity to continue to develop my game in the Crusaders environment,” Lee-Lo said. Lee-Lo will move to Christchurch in time for the Crusaders pre-season starting in December.
Saturday 7th September 2013. Office Bearers: Maree Wallace, Tracey Phillips. Duty Club/s 8.00-2.00pm Waiuku Maori Sports Club. Lolly Shop: 8.002.00pm Waiuku Maori Sports Club. Canteen 8.00-2.00pm Waiuku Maori Sports Club. Timekeeper: Janice Price, Noeline Ramsey 8.30am Salients 1 v Loyal, College Brass v College Ivory, Waiuku Maori Sports Club Snr 2 v College Purple, Sandspit Creepers v Sandspit Blasters, Awhitu Angels v Sandspit Stars.
9.25am Coast v Rag Renos Ltd, Waiuku Primary Stars v Swampy View Silver, College Navy v College Yellow, Pukeoware Rebels v Sandspit Infernoz, Swmapy View Future Ferns Red v Waipipi Winners. 10.20am College Gold v Brian James Elite, College Pink v College Black, Waiuku Maori Sports Club Jnr A v Sandspit Devils, Waiuku Primary Chicks v Sandspit Shockwaves, Pukeoware Sapphires v Awhitu Sapphires. 11.15am Waiau Pa Pulse v Waiau Pa Wildcats, Waiau Pa
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Tigers v Swampy View Black, Waipipi Stormers v Glenbrook Pulse, Glenbrook Sapphires v Sandspit Shakers 12.10pm Skin For Life v Cossie, Glenbrook Makaira v Brian James GB’s, Waiuku Maori Sports Club Snr 1 v Young Wives, Pukeoware Satellites v Waiau Pa Celebs, Swampy View Future Ferns Gold v Pukeoware Shinning Stars. 1.05pm College Silver v Easy Trim, College Red v Waiau Pa Rockit, College Blue v College Lime, Waiuku Primary No Name v Glenbrook Mingles, Swampy View Red v Glenbrook Starfire, Waiuku Primary Scorers v Awhitu Diamond Dodgers. BYE: College Bronze, College Platinum, College Embers, College Jade, Waiuku Primary Courts, Waiau Pa Fudgies, Glenbrook Blueberries, Waipipi Waves. UMPIRES: 8.30am Michelle Wilson,
Tracey Phillips, Brian James Elite x 1, T Geayley, RRL x 1, Caitlyn Sloane, Lyzanne Tara, Pukeoware Rebels x 1, Waiuku Primary x 2. 9.25am Michaela Dolan, Erin Bindon, Sandspit x 1, Awhitu x 1, Stacey Lord, Nicola Clarke, Waiau Pa x 1, Waiuku Maori Sports Club x 1. 10.20am Blair Kimberley, Jannene Harris, Loyal x 1, Coast x 1, Waiuku Primary x 1, Aka Aka x1, Tara Coe, Carol Andrew, Waipipi x1, Chantelle Favia. 11.15am Jo O’Neale, Skin For Life x 1, Sandspit x 2, Chelsyee Collins, Kim Mariner. 12.10pm Monique Raaymakers, Jordyn Griffiths-Murdock, Marshall Woodward, Bronwyn Sloane, Kathy Maxwell, Amber Turner, Easy Trim x 1, Otaua x 1. 1.05pm Alex Jones, Kim Mariner, Treena Sixsmith, Shannon Thornton, Cossie x 1, Trish Chitty, Aka Aka x 1, Waiuku Maori Sports Club x 1, Sandspit x 2.
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Members from the Buckland Bowling Club, Helen Aarts, Jim Ballard, Bernice Maloney, and Jean Scott were among the teams in action at the Bowls Counties Manukau opening day for the 201314 bowling season. The Indoor bowling complex at Pukekohe was in full use on Sunday when Counties Manukau held the annual Executive fours competition to open the lawn bowling season. Teams from Club Executives around the Counties area competed in competitive spirit, which was enjoyed by all entrants. The Buckland team, although having three wins out of four, were unable to secure a winning place.
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All new grooming facility at Pukekohe Stunning effort as daffodils bloom
Franklin Vets Pukekohe has proved you really can teach an old dog, new tricks with the 67 year old veterinary practice launching an all-new dog grooming facility at the 86 Harris Street, Pukekohe premise. The new service is designed to complement the recently launched retail area, boarding cattery, in-clinic lab diagnostics suite and dedicated isolation block and stem cell therapy rooms. “The community is growing and the demands of our customers are growing with it.” “We are seeing the average working animal and lifestyle block owner more and more time poor, looking for ways to make the most of their free time to enjoy their pets and dog grooming is one of those jobs they’d love us to take off their hands,” says Franklin Vets Pukekohe Director, Dr Paul Eason. The Franklin Vets Pukekohe grooming facility is located at the iconic clinic in a custom designed wet room with state-of-the-art grooming equipment to make the grooming process comfortable and quick for all sizes and breeds of dogs.
In true Franklin Vets’ style there were no cut corners when setting the new service up. In order to provide the best facility in town, top of the list for Dr Paul Eason was employing the right staff. The final part of the selection process included the completion of a course at the Auckland Dog Training Centre. “We knew that getting the breed specific cuts right, was going to be very important to our clientele along with the love and care of their pet.” “We wanted our customers to feel proud to have their dog groomed with us and become walking billboards for our grooming business, training became pivotal to the success of this service, regardless of the existing experience the grooming candidates held already,” explains Dr Eason. And so far it appears the invest-
ment in personnel, training and equipment has been paying off, with even the most qualified of critics such as Pethaven Quarantine’s Robyn van den Brink, who commented on how happy she was with the results of her recent groom. “Franklin Vets’ grooming service exceeded my expectations overall and I would recommend to clients this service for their pets.” “The groomer was available to discuss my dog’s groom on drop off and the ladies at Franklin Vets are always so polite and helpful.” Other specialised equipment included a dog hydro-bath that had to be sourced and shipped in from Australia due to the unique design. The bath sports high sides to provide comfort and easy access and exit points to allow a dog friendly bathing experience and quicker turnaround for the client.
As the daffodils bloomed in Waiuku’s Kevan Lawrence Park yesterday, (right and above), the results of the local ANZ’s Daffodil Day fund raiser came in, with the branch raising around $8,500 for the Cancer Society. The bank team thanked their many sponsors and volunteers who assisted. Raffle results were: Hamper Raffles: Steve McSkimming and Issy Potae. Cakes : Jo Butler and J Valley. Art: Mereana Flavell. Teddy ; Mark Dickson.
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CLEANING SERVICES CLEANING vacant houses, windows, offices, carpet shampooing & exterior waterblasting. Plus maintenance. FREE quotes. Ph Allan or Lynette 09 235 9333 or 027 272 6249 S & G Cleaning Services. 19 years experience & Gregg’s Drumming Tuition. Find Gregg on facebook. For all enquiries Phone 238 7980 or 021 296 0718.
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COCKY’S CORNER for fencing & roofing iron, timber, hardware, plywood, pavers, gates, garden sheds & more. 123 Queen St, Waiuku. Ph 235 9880 or 235 2386.
48 Hermitage Rd, Waiuku. Household goods, furniture, clothes and bric a brac. From 8am Sat 7th September.
LAUNDROMAT. Open 7 days. Drop off service and self service. Detergents included. Sports clothing, commercial, wash, dry and fold. Laundry 4 U. Between Video Ezy and Pizza Hut, across parking lot from Ed Street Restaurant 09 239 2964.
AYRSHIRE - 6 Steers. 130kgs. Can deliver. $450 each. Ph: 235 5380 or 235 8328
FIREWOOD FIREWOOD Bargain. 4 Metres Mac/pine $300 Delivered. 2 Metres $170. Ph/txt 021 744 970 or 235 0065. LAST season's, dried, $85 per cubic metre. 0274 355 333 or 021 555 550
BOAT - Hamilton Jet 17ft Fibreglass, colorado, single stage V6 Motor. Good runner. On WOF & Rego trailer. $4,500 ono. Ph: 235 9210 HAY for sale. 18mths old. Shed stored. Ok for cattle. $6 per bale. Ph: 021 654 335
FOR HIRE FIREWOOD splitter Phone 235 7733 or 021 305 111 BOUNCY Castle hire. Elephant, Tiger for kids. Sumo, Boxing Jousting for Adults. Ph: 09 235 5297 or 0274 260 040
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ADULT ACCESSORIES, adult toys, massage oil, lubes, Women’s Health & Sexuality Books & lots more available online www.vibes.co.nz.
BOATS BOAT REPAIRS, dinghy or trailerboats. Fibreglass or wooden. All jobs considered ph Tony on 235 3545 or 021 598 662.
FOR SALE
2BRM unit , Waiuku. Suit older person or couple. Quiet area. $250 pw incl. lawns. Ph: 0211 129 387 3BRM House. Close to town. $320 per week, carport. House is on the market. Fully fenced. Ph: 021 654 574.
FREE ANY old scrap metal removed. Old batteries, expired gas bottles, old cars, lawn mowers, etc. Ph Martin 021 128 5953 / 238 3005.
FREEVIEW TV Aerials. Installs and repairs. Freeview set up. Ph Dave 236 3519 or Ph/ Txt: 0212 777 006
GARAGE SALE SAT 7th & Sun 8th September. 4 Campbell Street, Waiuku. Beds and household items. Everything must go.
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SATURDAY 7th Sept. 48 Edgewater Parade. 8am start. Full household goods, clothing, ballet costumes, glassware, children’s books. All must go.
GARDENING 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
HAIR DRESSING THE Cutting Room Hair Salon. 33 Breaker 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.
HOMEKILL Waiuku Village Butchery
HOMEKILL SERVICE BEEF, SHEEP PIGS, Bacon etc NZFSA Registered
Ph 09 235 8369
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LAWNMOWING TOPCUT LAWNMOWING reliable, clean, tidy job Experienced operator. Ph Fred 09 235 5280, 021 902 552. GREEN ACRES - Clarks Beach Covering Franklin Area, Lawnmowing, Gardening, Garden clearance, Hedges. Clean, tidy and reliable. Call Brett 021 0211 7777 or 09 232 1276
PAINTING 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.
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. CATS need a good home. 1 male black 7yrs friendly. 1 female grey/white tabby 2yrs shy. Owner moving out of Auckland. Ph: 238 9708.
PICTURE FRAMING THE FRAMING SHED Quality Custom Picture Framing 31 Victoria Ave, Waiuku. Tues - Fri 9 - 5. Winter Saturdays 10 - 1 or by appointment. Ph. Allie 235 0939 / 027 253 4577.
READINGS NATIVE American Spiritual card reading. Ph Sharon 027 4900 718.
SERVICES SAVE $$$$. If it’s electrical, it is recyclable. Call 3XR Reclaim, Waiuku. 235 6367. 1pm to 5pm Mon - Sun.
SITUATIONS VACANT SENIOR Hairdresser - Full time position available. Must have experience. Ph Tash 235 8899.
TO LEASE OFFICE SPACE downstairs from $90 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku. OFFICE SPACE upstairs from $110 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku. WAREHOUSE SPACE. Small, Med & Lge. Easy access. Ph Sam 021 671 960. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku.
TO LEASE
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WORKSHOP SPACE. Easy access. Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Waiuku. Ph Sam 021 671 960.
CASH Paid, for quality vintage furniture, OakKauri- Rimu, also vintage memorabilia signs, Kiwiana. Anything old & interesting. Country Treasures in Tuakau. Ph: 236 9225.
TUITION PRIVATE Music Tuition Ph 0274 772 030 or 09 296 1693. GUITAR Lessons. Experienced guitar teacher. No guitar needed. Also teach at Sandspit School. Bookings required. Ph: Rachel 021 0251 1752. DRUMMING Lesson, full set up in Waiuku, no need to have a kit, beginners to intermediate, theory, rhythm and grooves. Ph: Paul on 0211 454 478. 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.
WANTED TREES wanted. Gum & Macrocarpa. Also tree felling & shelter belt removal. Ph or txt Chris 027 212 4590 or 235 0065. WORK Wanted - Anything considered during school hours. Fit, reliable, honest, hard working lady. Own transport. House cleaning, home care, gardening, lawnmowing or odd jobs. Good with animals. Awhitu, Waiuku area. Ph: Cheryl 235 5686.
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RESPONSIBLE hunters looking for place. Sight in and load development 100m range. Fee paid. 021 0254 0895. BOARDER wanted. Dbl bedroom avail in sunny 3BRM house with 1 other. Incl. power, phone, water and broadband. Buy own food. Must love dogs & working full time. 1 week board in advance. $150 p/w. Female 25 pref. Ph: 021 988 412.
WORK WANTED FULLY Qualified Jib Stopper. Free Quotes competitive rates Ph: Trevor 022 303 8069.
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Classifieds ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MARRIAGE CELEBRANT
PRIZEGIVING
2013 AGM
Otaua Aka Aka Playcentre
Annual General Meeting. Thurs 19th Sept, Otaua Bowling Club. Meet & Greet from 7.00pm. Meeting begins at 7:30pm. All past & present families welcome to attend. Ph: Sally Roden (Secretary) 235 7012 FLOWERS
GARLANDS FLOWERS & GIFTS
Cut Flowers * Sympathy Condolences * Wedding Flowers * Table Arrangements * Water Features * Bromeliads & Palms Changing Lovely Large Variety, Call in, Gay welcomes you!!!
Alley Way off Bowen Street, Waiuku Phone 235 0643 FOR SALE
ALLEY WAY
*Upright freezer F&P $295 * Set of 6 wooden chairs $50 * Single foam mattress $35* *Cream lounge suite 3x1x1 $295* *Brown leather lounge suite 3x2 $1,200* *Retro style desk $65 * Double sided pillow top mattress & base $495 * Fold out bedsettee $175 * Yellow 2 seater couch $195* Paint - indoor & outdoor priced as marked. 31/3 BOWEN ST, WAIUKU NEXT DOOR TO MITRE 10, Ph: 235 7715
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Justice of the Peace Clinic in Waiuku Wednesdays 11.30am - 1.30pm
Franklin area
Bill Deed QSM JP. Phone 0274 96 88 02 bill@deedprint.co.nz
PUBLIC NOTICES
International Day of Prayer
for all Nurses, Auckland Region. September 29th Greater Auckland Region. International Day of Prayer for all Nurses, Midwives & Students will be held in “The Upper Room - A302” Faculty of Nursing & Health Studies, Manukau Institute of Technology ‘Block A’ South Campus Gate 6, Otara Road, Manukau. Start Time: 8.30am to 7.00pm.
SALE OF LIQUOR ACT 1989
Section 9(4)Barbs Bar 2013 Ltd a private company has made application to the District Licensing Agency at Pukekohe for the grant of an On Licence in respect of the premises situated at 72 Queen Street Waiuku known as The Wolf & Beaver. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is a tavern. The days on which and the hours during which liquor is to be sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 9am to 1am the following day The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the District Licensing Agency at Pukekohe. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Agency, Private Bag 93200 Auckland 1142. This is the first publication of this notice. PUBLIC NOTICE
QUIZ NIGHT Friday 13th Sept
View Road School Hall Doors open @ 7pm
* $10 tickets available at School Office * BYO Drinks & Nibbles
Franklin Family Support Centre
* Supper provided
Waiuku Civic Centre (next to Library)
* Plus courtesy van
King Street, Waiuku Ph 238 6233 or call in for your JP services
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SITUATIONS VACANT
WAIUKU JUNIOR RUGBY
West Franklin Community Trust
Waiuku War Memorial Town Hall Thursday 19th September at 5:00pm
PUBLIC NOTICES
within Waiuku for Gold Coin donation.
Lots of Fun & Great prizes!
Under 6 – Under 8 Teams: Thursday 5th September 6pm Start. Please bring a plate per family Under 9 - Under 13’s Friday 6th September 6.30pm Start Please bring a plate per family
Duty Manager Required Must be reliable, competent & honest. Must have current certificate. Be available for day, night & weekend work. Please ph: Barb with your CV & Qualifications Ph: 021 605 887 or e: barbsbar2013@gmail.com
Waiuku District Amateur Swimming Club
Waiuku Rugby Club, King Street, Waiuku
seeks experienced and enthusiastic Swim Coach for small and friendly Swim Club. How to solve and squad training Stroke correction experience Sudoku! a must. Enquiries to: No.1304 HARD recorderwaiukuswimmingclub@gmail.com. Applications close 13th September. Hosted by Waiuku Rotary Fill the grid so that MEET YOUR FRANKLIN every row and every PUZZLE RESULTS LOCAL BODY CANDIDATES 3x3 square contains the digits 1 to 9 Sunday, Sept 22nd 2013, 2pm
Bar and Tuck Shop Open Please contact Gin 027 6375283 for any enquiries
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TUITION
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Waiuku Bowling Club 2013/2014 OPENING DAY. Sat 14th September 10am. Everyone Welcome. Members please bring a plate.
WAIUKU COLONY CAT RESCUE Donations of catfood - tins & biscuits wanted. Please drop @ Franklin Vets Any enquiries waiukucolonycats@gmail.com
Amcal Waiuku Pharmacy Phone : 09 235 9307 Fax : 09 237 0054 Email : pharmacy@waiuku.amcal.co.nz 40 Queen Street, Waiuku
Open Monday to Friday • 8.30am - 5.30pm Saturday • 9am - 2pm Sunday • 10am - 2pm Phone: 09 235 7835
Cooking ….Buon Appetito… Learn how to cook Italian from an Italian At your place or mine, you organize the party, you choose from my menu and I’ll do the rest!!!!!
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ACTUAL CONCRETE For all your concrete requirements Phone John 021 501 438
• Painters and Decorators • Plastering • Plumbing • Property Maintenance • Pumps
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all about Your local company for all glass repairs and supplies 6 COURT STREET WAIUKU (Opposite Police Station)
LAWN MOWING
SEPTIC TANKS
235 2572
• Surveyors • Tree Services
Diggers * Truck/Trailer Hire * Metal/slag supplied Grass/Maize silage transport * Household water cartage David Grimmond - Ph: 027 629 0114 / 235 2740 E: grimmo6@xtra.co.nz
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• Signage • TV & Video Repair
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For all your water requirements call and see Kevin & Jo Gubb ph 09 235 8268 14 Constable Road, Waiuku
• Septic Tanks
BUILDERS
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Ph 027 451 3605 A/H: 09 235 9136
CARAVANS
Counties Caravan Rentals Caravan Hire • Accommodation needs • Portable ensuites • Ideal extra bedroom • Phone Lynette & Jeff Millen 235 3500 Mobile 021 533 585
CAR GROOMING
COOLSTORE FOR LEASE 8m x 9.2m • 8m x 7.0m Peter: 027 495 4384 FLOOR SANDING
FLOOR SANDING SERVICES New & Old Floors Phone Roger 0274 986 798
09 235 8364
THE FLOORSANDERS AND COVER ALL ASPECTS OF FLOOR PREPARATION
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CNR QUEEN & COURT STREETS, WAIUKU
Full range of cleaning options from a quick wash & vacuum to one-off full groom. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL - CALL CRAIG 235 7373
CLEANING
Home & Office Cleaning • FREE QUOTES • •Regular & One off cleans •Spring cleans •Windows & Ceilings •Commercial & Domestic•Fully Insured, Owner/Operator
238 7701
MOB: 027 203 3325 A/H: 09 238 6464 Email: j-bnz@xtra.co.nz
GARDENING
238 7701 GLASS
Resprayed or removed
SPECIALISED COATINGS Hard wearing coatings for most surfaces. Terraces, Garage floors, Block walls etc. Epoxy coatings - Airless Spraying, Roofs Painted
Phone Bruce Cameron 0274 988 412 A/h 09 235 8263 Email: info@thepostnewspaper.co.nz
AUTO GLASS
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* Mobile Service, Franklin wide * 103 Manukau Road, Pukekohe (Right next to Bunnings Warehouse) PH 238 5055 0800 10 35 35 Web: www.thepostnewspaper.co.nz
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Kris Butcher M: 027 247 0084 • A/H: 235 0666
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MAINTENANCE Decks • Fences • Painting • Landscaping • Retaining walls • Paths & paving Locks & latches • Roof repair • Pergolas & sheds • Interior renovations And much much more.
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Len Gore
Painter Decorator
Craftsman Plumbers & Drainlayers Effluent Ponds — Grease Traps
SEPTIC TANKS
SEPTIC TAKEAWAYS 235 8206
Value for money guaranteed For a free quote, call Len 021 - 682 028 PLASTERING
SIDNEY STOPPING LTD. Charles Sidney
027 476 1306
PETER CHURCHILL PLUMBING Registered Plumbers
STORAGE
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021 293 6250
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PLUMBING
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Email office@madsen-lawrie.co.nz www.madsen-lawrie.co.nz For free consultation contact David Lawrie or Dan Madsen
TV & VIDEO REPAIRS
Waiuku Electronics Authorised Panasonic Service • TV and Antennas • Freeview and Installation and Hi Fi Stereo• • Registered & Licensed Servicemen Phone 235 7059 mornings
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