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World Champs call-up out of the blue in Peru A former Waiuku man who learned to surf at Karioitahi found himself unexpectedly in the World Surfing Championships in Peru last week.

Sean Dillon was in Peru teaching English at Markham College when he found out the New Zealand team at the World Championships were a man down after one of the members withdrew. A friend of Sean’s suggested Sean could take that place, Surfing New Zealand approved the decision, and Sean found out two days before his heat that he was in the World Championships. He admits to being a bit nervous at the call-up: “I competed a bit at boardriders level when I was younger and have done a couple of national circuit style contests as well as the Christian surfers contests. I actually hadn’t surfed a heat in about three years so I was a little rusty and nervous going into the first heat,” he said. “I had been super busy with work so I hadn’t surfed for two weeks either so it was a bit rough. It seems to be a bit of a Waiuku trend getting late call ups for international events. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to pull a Beaver, but the intention was there,” he says, referring to Stephen Donald’s late call-up for the All Blacks in the World Cup. Continued P3

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tion,” says Detective Dalbeth. Anyone with information is asked to contact the organisation Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or to contact Detective Dalbeth on 09 295 0359. On 8 October Adam Benefield was discharged from a head injury rehabilitation unit. He is now con-

tinuing his recovery at home. Community set to reach out for Adam. • Saloon Saloon bar & restaurant in Pukekohe will host a trivia night on Thursday November 6 to raise funds for Adam Benefield’s family. Adam’s partner Rachel Thompson said it was a challenging time when

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He received life threatening injuries from the assault from which he has spent two months recovering in a rehabilitation unit. Following publicity about the case, Police arrested a 16 year old local man in September who was charged with the assault. Detective Kiley Dalbeth of Counties Manukau South CIB says that the arrest would not have been possible without the assistance from the Pukekohe community. “However the investigation is still ongoing and we firmly believe that the man we have arrested did not act alone. We are still interested in hearing from anyone who can help to identify the man’s cooffenders. We believe that someone local to the Pukekohe area will have this information and we strongly encourage them to come forward to assist the investiga-

As plans were put in place last week for a fundraising event this Thursday for a local man brutally beaten in August, police investigating the serious assault announced an arrest. On August 1, 24-year-old Adam Benefield, of Otaua, was at a relative’s address on Sapling Place, Pukekohe. He left on foot at around midnight. It is believed that he was heading to meet up with friends in the area. Shortly after leaving Sapling Place and not long after midnight, he was found unconscious on the road outside the block of shops situated at the intersection of Princess Street and Beatty Road, Pukekohe, by members of the public. Prior to him being located, yelling was heard outside the shops and people were seen running from the scene.

their young daughters Aaliyah and Layla witnessed their father in the Emergency department. “Initially it was just awful. Our oldest daughter (Layla, 2) saw Adam when he was being resuscitated and had recurring nightmares about it. We were all struggling and unsettled. It is better now but life is a lot different and it is hard to adjust to.” Tim Gregory of Saloon Saloon says the trivia night is designed to be a welcome distraction for the family, while raising enough money to make a small difference to their lives. “This is an emotional story for the locals of Franklin. We need to band together here and reach out for Adam.” Booths and outside tables can be reserved by calling Tim on 238-8304. The event is $5 per person.

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Last week youngsters throughout the Franklin region dressed up in ghoulish costumes and charged into their trick or treating and Halloween festivities, often to the annoyance of some local residents. Each year we have stories of groups of ‘children’ harassing people for lollies and there is no doubt it can be intimidating for some. In past years I’ve had groups at my front door demanding confectionery with all the insistence of the IRD, but without their humour. Trick or treating is essentially a foreign thing that adds little to our society, much like Ebola or Justin Bieber. But don’t go blaming it on the Americans. While our steady diet of American television shows is probably the most familiar presentation of Halloween dress-ups, the tradition goes back to the Middle Ages, when people would beg for food on ‘Hallowmas’. It even gets a mention from Shakespeare, in the 1593 play Two Gentlemen of Verona, where one character is accused of whining ‘like a beggar at Hallowmas’. Of course this week we have another English tradition, with Guy Fawkes Night, which had its origins in the Gunpowder Plot just 12 years after Shakespeare’s play referenced Halloween. Apart from the Christmas pavlova and losing a test cricket series against Australia, we don’t really have any New Zealand traditions that have taken off. Waitangi Day may one day become that day but it isn’t yet, Anzac Day is more of a memorial than a festive occasion, and Queens Birthday weekend is just a day off. We need to start our own traditional festive day. There’s been little support at work for a National Nigel Day, so my vote is for May 29. Hillary Day; where we can celebrate achievement by all New Zealanders on the anniversary of the climbing of Mt Everest. What do you think?

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The proposal to introduce a toll on Auckland’s motorways is increasingly looking to be the only real option to fund Auckland’s massive transport funding shortfall. Tolling motorways is a user pays system, which would make it the fairest system, with those that use vehicles and the transport system, paying. There must however, be an alternative in place with a comprehensive public

transport network running frequently across all parts of Auckland. This includes passenger train services on all rail lines including to Waiuku, Pokeno and Huapai, and bus lanes or new light rail tram routes on arterial roads which will become very congested with traffic avoiding the motorways. Isaac Broome Pukekohe

Animal owners prepare for fireworks ‘nightmare’ Fireworks; and the nightmare for animal owners is nearly here. Over the last few years our community has grown as people move here to enjoy their idealistic rural living. And that has brought more and more fireworks. We are very lucky in that many of our surrounding neighbours either have livestock and horses, or appreciate the danger of fireworks. Unfortunately that is not the case generally. At this time of the year horses are foaling and other livestock are birthing. Horses particularly are flight animals. The first hint of danger and they will bolt, often blindly. If you saw first-hand some of the consequences, whilst waiting desperately until someone arrives with a gun to put an animal out of its misery, you would never light another firework, ever. The worst scenario is the periodic sudden and short bursts over a period of time means that owners of animals are on high alert for up to two weeks at a time, remaining at home at night and dashing out at the first sound to try and calm frightened and anxious animals. It seems some new arrivals in the district have contempt for the rural environment and selfishly insist on prolonged periods of fireworks regardless of pleas from neighbours not to. If you really must see fireworks, go to a public display where you will see far

more than any home display. They are well managed, well-advertised and like the Waiuku event, come with associated entertainment to make a great family event. Although we can’t go because we have animals to care for, I can imagine (from what we see from our pad“If you saw docks standing with horses) it is a great first-hand event. some of the Last year we had consequences, someone nearby having a boozy party with whilst waiting endless fireworks desperately until which meant we were someone arrives out in the paddocks until after midnight with a gun to until we were certain put an animal our animals were out of its misery, calm enough to be left alone. you would never Whilst ideally there light another would be no firefirework, ever.” works, at best there should only be public managed displays. However, all we get to hope for is that people, especially those in rural areas will show some respect for the community they are part of and certainly some consideration for their neighbours. Geoff Smith, Waiuku

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Local politicians at odds over funding gap As Auckland Council considers a range of options to fund what it says is a multibillion dollar shortfall in transport funding, Franklin Local Board Chair Andy Baker and Hunua MP Andrew Bayly have differing views on how to raise those funds. Options including motorway toll roads or a regional fuel tax have been touted as solutions, and Andrew Baker says his personal preference would be tolls on the motorways, although he notes the issue hasn’t yet been discussed formally by the Franklin Local Board. Andrew Bayly says tolls on motorways would raise a jurisdiction issue - “They (Auckland Council) don’t own the motorways,” he points out.

“It is interesting that National has spent $11bn on transport over the past three years and is planning to spend $12bn over the next 10 years on new highways and $1.8bn on local roads in partnership with Councils. So Government has been and continues to play it part in further building good transport links in Auckland.” But Andrew Baker says his experience in Tokyo has shown just how effective good public transport can be: “What keeps the place moving is their public transport – five different rail systems or networks – above ground, below ground and a mix. Along with connecting buses, they like most other major cities have wonderful and fully patronised public

transport. “My personal view is that we have to do something and from what I am aware of, the tolling of the motorway system is the fairest and most simple. “At the end of the day it comes down to simple maths – what does it actually cost now to move around, how can we do it more efficiently or economically and who should pay. “This is certainly one issue that there will never be agreement over and it is going to take some political guts to make a final decision. It will also need the Government on board as it is their roads we want to toll.” But Andrew Bayly says central government has already done a lot for Auck-

land, and plugging this funding gap is an Auckland issue. “The issue is how Auckland Council shoulders its burden. The government is not, however, keen on imposing additional taxes on New Zealanders by way of a fuel tax. The issue of rates is for the Council,” Andrew Bayly said. Whatever is the ultimate decision, one thing is for sure; it’s going to cost more to live in Auckland.

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New comedy a hot ticket item Waiuku Theatre Group is currently rehearsing their latest play – ‘Wife after Death’ a comedy by Eric Chappell. The show is being directed by Jo Scobie with Alan Thomson as Assistant Director. With strong sales and sold out shows already, the cast and crew are excited to be counting down the days until opening. Joining some Waiuku Theatre regulars in the cast is ‘new girl’ Nicole Sims, who says the group has a real family atmosphere and that the support from them has been fantastic. “Wife After Death has been an awesome journey,” she says, adding that her character, Jane, has been lots of fun. Also returning for a bigger role after a cameo as a maid in last year’s Secret Bridesmaid’s Business, is Julie Hammond, who has “enjoyed being part of this production, having a larger part this time. I feel that I learned so much more from the rest of this great cast.” Comedian and national treasure Dave Thursby has died, and on the day of his funeral, friends and colleagues gather beside his coffin to pay their last respects. There’s Harvey, who wrote Dave’s material; Vi, Harvey’s wife; Kevin, Dave’s agent, and Kevin’s wife Jane. Dave’s glamorous widow Laura has arranged a funeral to remember, complete with

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The show is at the Backstage Theatre, Victoria Ave, Waiuku and runs from the 6th-22nd November (Thu, Fri and Sat of each week).

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The Waiuku Schools’ Year Seven and Eight Art Exhibition is on currently at View Road School’s hall and features an amazing 661 pieces of art on display, created by over 400 students. The display features work from nine primary schools in the Waiuku area and the pieces exhibited have largely been chosen by the children themselves. Co-ordinated

by View Road School Visual Art Specialist Sue Walsham, the display is held every two years and will be open until November 6. “There are a host of outstanding pieces of art on display,” Sue says. “There is a lot of talent and imagination in our young folk, all of which should be celebrated, nurtured and fostered.”

The exhibition is open from 8.30am to 4.30pm until Thursday this week, and from 8.30am to 2pm on Friday November 7. Above: Glenbrook School students Annabel Maddock, Aimee Te Kanawa, Jayden Chitty and Jedi Robinson with co-ordinator Sue Walsham at the art display in View Road School Hall last week.

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THE POST NEWSPAPER, november 4, 2014

News Bites Thomas Day returns Council confirms pumps for graves Following an incident when a local family found a gravesite waterlogged during a Waiuku funeral, Catherine Moore, Manager Auckland Cemeteries, has confirmed changes have been made to processes. “I met with the contractors and have confirmed that they will have a pump onsite with them for any future burials at Waiuku Cemetery. The cemetery is known to be very wet and a pump is now required to be standard equipment to be brought to that site,” she said.

KKK at marae Nga Hau e Wha Marae, Pukekohe is hosting a free Te Huarahi community event this Friday from 5pm. Called Kai, Kapahaka & Korero, (KKK), the evening will feature local school kapahaka groups including St Joseph’s Catholic School and Te Raki o Pukekohe. Te Huarahi is a local cluster of ECE, schools, high schools and whanau working together to raise Maori Achievement in the local community. The Powhiri is at 5pm, the Kai at 5.30pm and the Kapahaka and Korero will run from 6 to 8pm. All are welcome to attend.

This weekend sees the return of the Thomas the Tank Engine Weekend at the Glenbrook Vintage Railway, an event which was first started in 1995 and is now held twice a year. Entry into the event is free, and parking is also free. Gates open at 9am and shut at 5pm each day. As well as train rides (fares applicable), the day will also see children’s entertainment includes face painting, two large bouncy castles, story telling, a Thomas train set, Thomas video area, and more, as well as food and drink stalls and a sausage sizzle.

Pets, ponies and more Meet rabbits, chinchillas and lizards this weekend as South Auckland Riding for the Disabled hosts another fund raiser, this time with a bit of a difference. Following the successful gingerbread horse campaign, the group is now running Pet and Pony Care Workshops on Sunday November 9 at its clubhouse premises, Mercer Street in Drury. “This will be a real fun, hands on event for children from four years and up to acquaint themselves with a line up of a great range of pets,” a spokesperson said.

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Wise and Foolish Bridesmaids. Righteousness by Faith We all know this story well, so we will just skip to the punch line at the very end. All ten in the story were loyal Church members of good and regularly standing, all had a “Title to Heaven,” but sadly only half of them had a “Fitness for Heaven,” and so those who were foolish and were found unfit for the purity of Heaven were locked out or shut outside of the door, outside of Jesus. Remember John 10:9 Jesus said, “I am the door: by me if any man enter in, he shall be saved, and shall go in and out, and find pasture.” Also in Hebrew the word Door and Decision is essentially the same thing, so you must decide to come in at the door Christ Jesus for remember a similar theme in Revelation 22:14-15 “Blessed [are] they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city. For without [are] dogs, and sorcerers, and whoremongers, and murderers, and idolaters, and whosoever loveth and maketh a lie.” Here we have the same theme of gates and doors all with the same connotation, it is a divider between those inside and safe and those kept outside. It is also a “Cities of Refuge,” imagery.

“The proud heart strives to earn salvation; but both our title to heaven and our fitness for it are found in the righteousness of Christ. The Lord can do nothing toward the recovery of man until, convinced of his own weakness, and stripped of all self-sufficiency, he yields himself to the control of God. Then he can receive the gift that God is waiting to bestow. From the soul that feels his need, nothing is withheld. He has unrestricted access to Him in whom all fullness dwells. {DA 300} “And for their sakes I sanctify myself, that they also might be sanctified through the truth. John 17:19. The righteousness by which we are justified is imputed; the righteousness by which we are sanctified is imparted. The first is our title to heaven, the second is our fitness for heaven.” Summing this all up; Righteousness - Justified - Imputed – Title to Heaven (Instant upon conversion) Righteousness – Sanctified – Imparted – Fitness for Heaven. (therefore your body should always remain a pure and holy and living sacrifice, by our daily lifestyle)

So you can have a Title to Heaven, and still not get there. John 3:16, “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” Belief is of no value because the devils; believe and tremble, but they do not get Heaven. Romans 5:20b “But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound,” Grace, Title to Heaven, Sinlessness, is all poured out in a bountiful abundance, of so much more quantity than sin could ever be, so there is no good reason for any of us to miss out on Heaven. The lost just did not avail themselves of abundant and bountiful Grace. “As the penitent sinner, contrite before God, discerns Christ’s atonement in his behalf, and accepts this atonement as his only hope in this life and the future life, his sins are pardoned. This is justification by faith. Sanctification is not the work of a moment, an hour, a day, but

of a lifetime. It is not gained by a happy flight of feeling, but is the result of constantly dying to sin, and constantly living for Christ. Wrongs cannot be righted nor reformations wrought in the character by feeble, intermittent efforts. It is only by long, persevering effort, sore discipline, and stern conflict, that we shall overcome. It [sanctification] is not merely a theory, an emotion, or a form of words, but a living, active principle, entering into the everyday life. It requires that our habits of eating, drinking, and dressing be such as to secure the preservation of physical, mental, and moral health, that we may present to the Lord our bodies--not an offering corrupted by wrong habits but--”a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God.” The Scriptures are the great agency in the transformation of character. . . . If studied and obeyed, the Word of God works in the heart, subduing every unholy attribute. There is no such thing as instantaneous sanctification. True sanctification is a daily work, continuing as long as life shall last.” {FLB 114} “Righteousness within is testified to by righteousness without. He who is righteous within is not hard-hearted and unsympathetic, but day by day he grows into the image of Christ, going on from strength to strength. He who is being sanctified by the truth will be selfcontrolled, and will follow in the footsteps of Christ until grace is lost in glory.” {MYP 35} “Heaven with its attractions is before you, an eternal weight of glory, which you may lose or gain. Which shall it be? Your life and your character will testify the choice you have made. I feel the more anxious because I see so many indifferent upon the subjects of infinite importance. They are always busy here and there about matters of minor importance, and the one great subject is put out of their thoughts. They have no time to pray, no time to watch, no time to search the Scriptures. They are altogether too busy to make the necessary preparation for the future life. They cannot devote time to perfect Christian characters and in diligence to secure a title to heaven.” {OHC 44} “If you have life eternal, you must be earnest and work to the point. . . . Glorify God by choosing His way, His will. He will be your wise counsellor and your fast, unchanging friend.” {OHC 44} Love to God and love to man will give the clear title to heaven. {OHC 73} (Jesus condensing of the 10 Commandments) Matthew 22:3740 “Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second [is] like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. On these two commandments hang all the law and the prophets.” This is telling us with Hebrew poetic imagery, that all scripture or the whole Bible stands or falls on this one “Love” principle. “I know that there is nothing of so great importance as to be getting ready for heaven. Nothing but the righteousness of Christ can entitle us to the blessings reserved for the redeemed. I am trying most earnestly to commit my all to Him without one reservation. Faith in Jesus’ efficacious blood is my only hope, my only stronghold. Jesus is a faithful Saviour. I love His name. I love His cross. I love His Word. I shall never be ashamed while I trust in Him. The promise He has given me, He has signed and sealed with His own blood.” {9MR 319}

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Students build skills and community assets An initiative developed between Waiuku College, the Glenbrook Vintage Railway and industry training organisation BCITO has already reaped benefits for students and the wider community with the construction of a new jigger shed for the Railway. The programme has its roots in a suggestion put to the College some years ago by GVR Marketing Manager and Heritage Officer Ross Crook, who was looking to work with students on a building project. At the time, it wasn’t possible to put it all together, but last year he approached John Robinson, Head of Faculty of Technology, at the College and the idea blossomed. The result is that the College now offers a Level 3 Building and Construction class, something which previously students would have had to undertake at a tertiary institution such as MIT. John says there were around 16 students in the class initially, but as the year progressed some have gone into further education or into apprenticeships. Students still complete regular classwork in other subjects, but throughout this year have been gaining a qualification through this course. Interest has been high, and John says it is looking likely the College will offer two classes in the subject in 2015. Ross Crook says the plans for the jigger building are based on 1946 NZ Rail plans, and then amended to meet current standards and designed so the students could construct the building as a ‘flat pack’ at the College, then transport, assemble and finish on site in Glenbrook. Local tradesman Jim Collie laid the footings for the shed and some of the students have offered to continue working on the project to complete it after school finishes for the year. Both Ross Crook and John Robinson say the project has been a winner for all concerned, and add that BCITO representatives who have seen its progression have been very impressed with the concept.

GVR’s Ross Crook and College Head of Faculty John Robinson with students Jed Thomson, Bryan Roberts, Sam Daniels and John Coulston. A further benefit has been that the GVR has paid for the materials, which means the students did not have to pay for course materials to attain their qualifications, as they would have had to do in other courses. “We appreciate that very much,” commented student Jed Thomson. Ross Crook adds that the concept has worked very well, and the GVR would be happy to look at a similar arrangement for future projects, while John Robinson says the combination of gaining the qualification and experiencing a building project on-site has been excellent for the young trainees. He adds that anyone looking to take on an apprentice builder can contact Waiuku College and he can pass the details on to the students.

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Cherril wins prize pack The Post Newspaper’s recent competition regarding the launch of the book ‘Play in the Garden’ by local author Sarah O’Neil saw Waiuku’s Cherril Thorburn win the prize of a copy of the book and a $100 gardening voucher. The book presents a range of fun outdoor activities for children, and Sarah said the book, available at Pukekohe Paper Plus, was a lot of fun to write. Lucky winner Cherril is pictured with the Post Newspaper’s Head of Graphic Design Lynn Douglas.

Waiuku’s trans-ocean rower Tara Remington is considering re-joining the boat ‘Unfinished Business’ in the Trans-Atlantic Rowing Race from the Canary Islands to the West Indies. Tara was part of the team of four women rowers who competed in the 2007 race. They finished in 51 days, 16 hours and 31 minutes and became the new world record holders for a women’s four. This record remains unbroken. She first entered the race in 2005 with her rowing partner Iain Rudkin but suffered immense seasickness and had their boat battered by a three-and-a-half metre shark they nicknamed ‘Abby’. The pair had to abandon the race.

Youth leaders wanted for Council The Franklin Youth Advisory Board is calling for dedicated, enthusiastic applicants to join a group of like-minded leaders making their voices heard. The Board gives feedback to the Franklin Local Board on policies and plans ranging from public transport to psychoactive substances. It also delivers events and projects with a focus on youth, community wellbeing, social issues and volunteering. If selected, applicants can expect a yearlong commitment and opportunities includ-

ing mentoring, working with political and community leaders and building leadership skills. Applicants with special skills such as social media, photography and graphic design would be welcomed, says Ms Leckner. Applicants must be aged between 14 and 21; live or go to school in Franklin; and be able to attend monthly meetings in Pukekohe. Applications close on Monday, 24 November at 5:00pm. For more information, email recruitment@fyab.co.nz

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News Bites Discuss issues with local reps The informal Waiuku monthly meetings with local board members and councillor Bill Cashmore have been moved to an evening to allow more people to attend. The next meeting, an open forum for people to raise issues of concern with elected officials, will be held on Thursday November 13, at the Waiuku War Memorial Town Hall, from 6pm to 8pm. All are welcome, particularly those representing local groups or organisations.

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Maiden speech for new Hunua MP New Hunua MP Andrew Bayly has made his maiden speech in parliament, highlighting his rural roots, and his family’s arrival in New Zealand in the 1800’s as well as his aims for the future of his electorate. He spoke of his experiences as a businessman, adventurer and tank commander in the army, and paid tribute to former MPs from the region. He also talked about the challenges facing the country and the Hunua region, and stated one particular matter that he wishes to achieve is to work with the people of Ngati Te Ata to conclude a just and equitable settlement with the Crown. • The full text of Andrew Bayly’s speech is on the Post Newspaper’s website.

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Over 80 people turned out to help with the Waiuku town centre tidy-up on Saturday morning. Waiuku Town Manager Sharlene Druyven said it was good to see the support from community groups: “A huge thanks to

Manukau Beautification Trust, Papakura Latter Day Saints (LDS), Waiuku Girl Guides, Waiuku College students and various members of the community for weeding, cleaning, washing, and painting to make our

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town look amazing again,” she said, adding that the business association would like to have a clean-up every year. The day was topped off with a barbecue donated by Gubb Pump & Well Services Ltd, Barbs Bar and the WB&DA. Above: College Year 10 students Ruby Hicks and Kyla Fraser give the Post Newspaper’s window a wash on Saturday.

Pukekohe’s Les Morgan, (pictured right), has collected one of the major awards at the Westpac Auckland Business Awards – South final event earlier this month. The award was in recognition of his role as General Manager, Sudima Auckland Airport. At the final event, Les was announced as the winner of the Excellence in Leadership category, to which he says is an honour bestowed upon his whole team. “From the beginning, I felt somewhat uncomfortable putting myself forward for the award, as I am a big believer in celebrating the achievements of the collective efforts of the wider team. However, this prestigious acknowledgement is something our entire team can feel proud of. I am lucky to be surrounded by a team of dedicated, hardworking and passionate professionals,” he said.

Having worked in the hotel industry for nearly 20 years, and in senior management roles for the past eight, Mr Morgan first joined Sudima Auckland Airport ahead of its opening and was promoted to the trans-Tasman director of operations role in early 2012.

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Local protesters urged to think The Egg Producers Federation is urging those sympathising with the proposed demonstration today (Tuesday) against Craddock’s new egg farm in Pukekohe, to stop and think. If colony farming were to be banned, they say, New Zealand’s egg supply would be significantly more vulnerable to biosecurity threats such as avian influenza which can decimate whole flocks of birds at a time. A spokesperson for the Federation said colony birds have equivalent welfare to those in barns and free-range and the eggs are a costeffective option with high biosecurity status.

Franklin Service Hero this week : Jessica Sonnveld Bakers Delight, Pukekohe Above: Award-winning young photographer Kennedy Anderson also works at Waiuku’s Gary Pye’s 100% store, and

last week had a chance to combine his work with his passion to enter a competition for the store. Stores throughout the country are competing to come up with the best photo shoot to promote the idea that men prefer mixing and baking equipment to tools. With fellow staff member Warwick Sherrard as his model, Kennedy and the team created a staged shoot in-store which attracted plenty of customer comment.

Does the aroma of freshly baked bread makes us kinder to strangers?

It’s comforting, homely and – to almost all of us – undeniably delicious. But the smell of freshly baked bread may have positive effects far beyond the obvious ones. Researchers believe it may also make us kinder to strangers. They found that shoppers were more likely to alert a passer-by that they had dropped a belonging if, at the time, they were also passing near a bakery giving off the mouth-watering aroma. Their findings, published in the Journal of Social Psychology, suggest certain smells trigger a positive mood that leads

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Jessica Sonnveld; sharing the fresh aroma of baked bread and turning strangers into good people. to a greater degree of altruism, or unconditional concern for the welfare of others. This week we say thank you Jessica for the great service, the great smile and of course the great taste and aroma of freshly baked bread.

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Pukekohe microlight ‘My World’ opens in Pollok crash injures two Shortly after 2pm on Saturday Police and other emergency services were called to a small private airstrip in Runciman Road, Pukekohe where a light plane classed as a microlight had crashed. Two people onboard the microlight suffered serious injuries and were initially tendered first aid by friends and fellow flying enthusiasts who were part of a small gathering at the field. The two occupants of the microlight, aged 61 and 63, were thought to be experienced pilots and the microlight was

a professionally constructed machine. Both men were taken to Middlemore Hospital and were thought to be in a serious but stable condition. It appears the microlight crashed whilst landing, the cause is yet to be determined. Weather conditions were fine and not thought to have contributed to the crash. Civil Aviation were advised and will follow-up with the pilot and passenger in due course. The owner of the microlight was present at the airfield but was not one of the occupants.

Food and fun at College

There was plenty going on at Waiuku College last week with mufti days for Halloween and for community support. Above: Year 13 students from Waiuku College enjoyed Friday’s Halloween theme. Pictured in their costumes are Laura Wilkins, Dawn Dodd, Devon Morris, Brooke Quilty, Tylah Curran, Josh Steele, Naylor Browne and Owen Schonewille. Below: earlier in the week students from class 10LA held a mufti day to collect food items for the Waiuku Food Bank. The response was fantastic, and almost 800 items of food were delivered. Below are Laura Torpey, Jade Thomson, Claudia Price and Jewel Henderson with some of the collection.

Labour Weekend saw the opening of the latest art exhibition and competition for the Pollok Arts and Crafts Cooperative. Following a growing tradition, this year’s competition attracted plenty of local artists and craftspeople. The theme was ‘My World’, which brought out a range of interpretations and unique perspectives. Guest judge for the event was Ron Left, Head of Department at the School of Art and Design, at AUT. He was genuinely impressed by the quality and passion he saw in the range of works. Also as usual, there was a wide range of media represented, including painting, photography, fabric art and some quite stunning assemblages. Many in the audience at the opening function commented after how impressed they were with the insightful comments Ron made about the choices he made. For a man involved in the higher echelons of the Auckland art world, he was genuinely supportive of the local art scene, noting how universal the ‘story telling’ of the visual arts can be, irrespective of its origins. The quality of so many of the works made choosing a single winner difficult, so he also awarded seven ‘Highly Commended’ certificates, and commented on the reasons for his choices. Overall winner this year was Leonie Richardson for her photographic image entitled, ‘Entrance and Exit’. This stunningly simple image of a hallway with a door at the end, “invited the viewer to bring his/her own story to the situation, making it a catalyst for their own world of memories, experiences,” as Ron remarked. Highly commended were: Robin Short: ‘Pohutukawa Planet’ (photograhy). E Jackson: ‘Boy’s World’ (photographic assemblage). Doug Fisher: ‘My World of Waste and De-

AFFORDABLE ELEGANCE AT GABLES Above: Leonie Richardson’s photographic entry ‘Entrance and Exit’ won first prize. struction’ (assemblage). Thelma Dorricott: ‘Paper Dresses’ and ‘Cushions’. Phil Jordan: ‘View of Puponga’ (mixed media). Barbara Warrender: ‘Nana’s Kitchen’ (assemblage) The exhibition runs to November 17, and visitors to the gallery are invited to pick their ‘Viewer’s Choice’.

Big bang ban Locals wanting to celebrate Guy Fawkes are urged to find a public display or keep to their backyards – and not let off fireworks in public places, where the activity is banned. The ban came into force in May this year. While fireworks were banned in some parts of the region, they are now banned year-round in public places across the whole of Auckland. Cr Cathy Casey, chair of Auckland Council’s Community Development and Safety Committee says the ban protects vegetation and property from fireworks damage “Public fireworks displays are a great way to enjoy fireworks with your community and the health and safety risks are well managed,” Councillor Casey said.

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Family feel to new local gym The newest gym to open in Waiuku is a family-run business, with local sporting couple Mac and Nikki Hira the driving force behind RX Fitness 235. Mac has played rugby to rep level for Counties and was heavily involved in Waiuku Rugby from the age of five, through college teams to club premiers. Nikki played a variety of sports, but played England Students Rugby League, and trained with the GB Rugby League Squad, before giving it up to study. She still plays Saturday netball for Loyal. Nikki says the gym idea arose after she got interested in Mac’s Crossfit training which he had been doing in East Tamaki, and when he set up some equipment at home she found herself hooked as well. “Then a couple of friends were interested, so there was a few of us just working out together at home. The wonderful thing about Waiuku is word spreads! So we just got to a stage where we had more people interested, and not enough room, so we looked to bigger premises.” Mac has a Level 1 Crossfit Coaching Certificate, and Nikki was completing hers on the weekend, so they aim to coach together as a family gym. With a background in Sports Therapy, Nikki is a Sports Masseuse, currently with Franklin Physiotherapy, and she says the gym training and sports therapy make a great combination. RX Fitness 235 also works with another local, Selwyn Herewini, who has a background in the armed forces, expert knowledge in group training, and has a great philosophy on exercise and how

to get the best out of people. Selwyn takes the circuits and bootcamp sessions during term time. The gym focuses on functional movement, with mechanics and technique a priority and sessions are designed for all levels of fitness. “We are teaching people ‘to do the common, uncommonly well’,” Nikki says. “We train individuals to go back to using the body at a functional level, and combine weightlifting, gymnastics and cardio. “Everyone’s intensity levels are dif-

ferent, and are respected.” RX Fitness 235 offers a complimentary class on a Sat morning for those with no experience who are wanting to try it out (bookings essential). They then offer a block of six Intro Classes over three weeks to bring people up to a level where they can jump into any of the mainstream classes. They have monthly special memberships and look forward to helping locals meet their fitness goals.

For further information, give RX Fitness 235 a call on 021 1272 585

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Property sales jump Provisional residential data from real estate group Harcourts for the month of October shows written sales have jumped by 5% compared to August. Stock levels are up by 16% on the same time last year, however the number of properties available are still not keeping up with demand. The average sales price in Auckland and Northland sits at $666,740, which is up 3% on the same time last year. Prices continue to trend upwards, and auctions continue to be the sales method of choice for Aucklanders, accounting for over 40% of new listings.

Hearings tackle growth Issues of growth and the rural/urban boundaries for Auckland came under the scrutiny of the Auckland Unitary Plan Independent Hearings Panel last week. The Panel will consider more than 1000 submission points raised by 340 separate submissions covering eight key issues including: urban growth, economic well-being, historic heritage, Mana Whenua issues, natural resources, coastal environment, rural environment, and responding to climate change.

Waiuku Real Estate company Osborne’s recently completed the first of their community sponsorship promotions, during which they donate $3000 to local community initiatives. The money is split between three nominated groups, voted on by the community through Osborne’s facebook page, and the three selected groups in this round were Waiuku Family Support, Franklin Young Mariners and the Sunset Coast BMX Club. After voting, the lion’s share of the votes went to the Franklin Young Mariners. Representatives from the Young Mariners and from Waiuku Family Support were at Osborne’s last Thursday to receive their cheques from Brian and Kim-Maree. Pictured at Osborne’s were, left, Brian Barrett and Kim-Maree Osborne, Waiuku Family Support representatives Anne Mitchell and Anne-Michelle Malloy, and Franklin Young Mariners’ Craig McGregor, Annabel Maddock, Emily McGregor, Amy-May Morrison and Amber-Lee Cryns.

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Osborne’s $3000 Community Sponsorship Supporting Locals because We’re Local, just like you Osborne Realty Ltd is proud to announce the winners of our first funding round for our $3000 community sponsorship programme. Waiuku Family Support Sunset Coast BMX Club Franklin Young Mariners All received a portion of the funding. Thank you to all those who voted for the winning groups. We will be announcing the next round of funding in December so keep an eye on our website for how to apply!

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Just days after announcing a proposed new bylaw which would have required homeowners to remove noncompliant fires when selling a home after May of next year, Council has hurriedly back-tracked on the proposal. However, despite the decision, Council is still saying the timeframe of an indoor fire ban within four years will still happen. Auckland Council’s Governing Body says it made the decision last week to postpone the passing of the Air Quality Bylaw. Councillors agreed that fur-

ther discussion was needed with the government to meet their legislative requirement and garner support for the large number of Aucklanders this bylaw will affect. Councillor Calum Penrose, Chair Regulatory and Bylaws Committee says, “We have over 80,000 households in Auckland that currently use open fires and old wood burners. We would like the government to work with us in providing people with clean heat alternatives and support the more vulnerable in our community whose only form

Mayor Len Brown has proposed a change to Auckland Council’s rating policy for its upcoming Long-term Plan 2015-2025, in light of recent changes in property values across Auckland. The latest revaluation figures in Auckland have altered the balance between business and residential ratepayers. While the average capital value in the business sector rose 15.8 percent, residential properties rose by an average of 34.8 percent. The Mayor is proposing to offset the impact of revaluations by holding the business sector contribution to rates at the same

proportion as 2014/2015 (33.3% of $1.4 billion), this will prevent additional rates being transferred to residents. From 2016/17 this proportion will start to decline again until it reaches 25.8 percent in 2025/2026. The Mayor is also proposing that the Uniform Annual General Charge (UAGC) – the single fixed rates charge – remains at the current level, adjusted for the 2.5 per cent rate increase, of $381. “Differences to the UAGC have an impact on how rates are distributed across our communities and is always hotly debated,” the Mayor said.

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of heating is open fires.” Cr Penrose says the proposed bylaw needs to be put through to meet the AQNES and also for the overall health of the wider Auckland community – 110 people dying a year from illnesses due to fine particle emissions from indoor fires is another vital reason to rectify this problem. The proposed bylaw will go back to the Regulatory and Bylaws Committee in February 2015. The overall timeframe of an indoor fire ban in late 2018 is not expected to change.

9.6% rates rise for some Rates policy change Responding to media reports that some Auckland households will face a rates rise of up to 9.6 per cent next year, Taxpayers’ Union Executive Director Jordan Williams says: “Len Brown’s pledge to cap rates rises at 2.5 per cent will come as little relief to Albert-Eden ratepayers who will face an average 9.61 per cent increase.” “87,000 Auckland ratepayers will be whacked with rates rises of over 10 per cent. That’s on top of Mr Brown’s efforts to find new ways of taxing Aucklanders with fuel duties or a motorist tax.” “Auckland Council only needs more money because it’s top heavy, wastes money, and hasn’t worked to achieve any of the promised ‘super city’ efficiencies.“

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Skin Problems - The Inside Story

By Carol Eggleton, N.D., M.H.D., BHSc, Registered Naturopath and Medical Herbalist Our skin faces the external environment and protects us from the elements but it is also a reflection of conditions within our bodies. Skin conditions may be the result of internal imbalances or of an inappropriate response to internal factors eg; hormonal or immune. Bacteria, fungi and viruses can also cause skin problems especially when our defences are low. The skin is also one of our eliminatory organs and works alongside the kidneys and liver in removing waste products from our bodies. A natural approach to skin conditions often requires improvements in digestion, assimilation and elimination of nutrients and wastes. Stress, anxiety and emotional factors can also play a part in the development of skin conditions. Holistic treatment for skin problems is tailored to the individual and usually requires both internal and external components, as well as changes to diet and lifestyle.It may involve cleansing, strengthening of the digestive system and the immune system, balancing of hor-

mones and dealing with the psychological, social and emotional factors involved. Addressing all of these takes time and may require professional help, however there are also some simple ways to help yourself deal with the symptoms of skin conditions: To ease itching and inflamed skin make an infusion of chamomile tea bags, allow to cool and apply the teabags to the area or bathe with the tea. Creams containing chickweed, comfrey, marshmallow, licorice and aloe vera are also helpful. For bacterial infections including boils and acne herbs such as echinacea and golden seal can help to combat the bacteria and boost the immune response. Tea tree, manuka and lavender essential oils are also antiseptic and can be applied locally. Colloidal silver may also help with bacterial infections and can be applied locally and taken internally. Viral infections such as herpes - including cold sores and shingles may respond to topical applications of St John’s wort infused oil. Herbs that are restorative to the nervous system including passionflower and St John’s wort may also be taken internally. Oats included in the diet are also good for the nervous system. Good nutrition is essential for a healthy skin so a diet high in fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains and high quality proteins is important. Supplements such as Vitamin C and Zinc may help with bacterial and viral skin problems by boosting the immune system. Vitamin A and Betacarotene may be helpful for chronic skin conditions including acne and eczema– good sources are apricots, carrots, dark fish and green vegetables. Fish oils may assist with inflammatory skin conditions so include dark fish or flax seeds (linseed) in your diet. Your local health shop can help with supplements and topical treatments. If you require further help call in on Wednesday’s to Way of Life for a chat or call (09) 2387806 to make an appointment for a consultation.

By Diane Breen DipHom NZCH (Intern) Technically this is extreme anxiety about sitting exams, amounting almost to a phobia. It consists of feelings of panic and inability to concentrate while studying and during exams. It may be severe enough to cause stomach upsets, diarrhea, headaches etc. Mostly it is an over sensitivity or over anxiety problem, however often there are problems in the home which make study difficult; or the student may feel overwhelmed by pressure to achieve high marks. An underlying lack of self-confidence and inability to concentrate can be deep seated and may benefit from constitutional homeopathic treatment to decrease the underlying sensitivity, however you

baby grows e.g the bladder and the diaphragm (the muscle under the lower rib cage). Muscles will be required to work to support the low back and also to assist in guiding the baby into the minor pelvis (e.g psoas muscle). Osteopathy can help to release these structures.

By Helen Wright BSc(Hons) Ost(UK); CMIOSH (UK); PGDip (Hlth. Erg) (UK) NZ/ACC/UK Registered Osteopath Human Factors and Ergonomics consultant During pregnancy mum-to-be needs to be able to provide the support for a developing fetus and her body needs to be able to adjust/adapt to major changes in a relatively short period of time. It would be great if all this could occur with minimum pain/discomfort. Osteopathy can help to support this process. The most obvious support that an osteopath can provide is to help to ensure that the body can adapt to support and accommodate the growing fetus and adapt to the changes that enable child birth. The increase in the uterus, girth size and weight will lead to postural compensations, compensations that the spine and soft tissues have to accommodate. The pelvis will need to be able to adapt in preparation for child birth. Structures will get compressed as the

The less obvious, but no less important, support that an osteopath can provide include: - release restrictions of the base of the cranium (skull) to support the function of the pituitary gland and facilitate the release of hormones. - ensure that there is mobility around the lower rib cage and the underlying muscle, the diaphragm, to ensure that mum and baby receive a good supply of oxygen and to encourage the diaphragm to function as a ‘pump’ to prevent fluid retention/edema. - ensure that the blood and nerve supply to important structures is not compromised by restrictions in the spine (e.g the nerves from the lower mid spine supply the uterus, the blood supply to the liver to secure optimum health to assist in detoxification of mum and baby). The list goes on. So much to think about? Let us do some of the thinking for you. At least feel free to call us and talk to us about whether we can assist you or ring the shop for an appointment. There are currently osteopaths practicing at the Way of Life Health Shop Mon - Sat (inc) - shop hours.

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During November our Health Promotion Focus is Prostate Awareness. If you are over 50 years old, or younger with a family member who has had Prostate cancer, or you are having symptoms please make an appointment to discuss this with your doctor. In New Zealand, prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, around 3,000 registrations each year, and about 600 deaths from prostate cancer each year (based on the statistics from the Ministry of Health 2007 – 2009 which show an average of 3082 registrations and 602 deaths).

Men who develop prostate cancer are mostly over the age of 65. It rarely occurs in men younger than 55. About one in 13 men will develop prostate cancer before the age of 75. In very elderly men, prostate cancer often grows very slowly and may cause no symptoms. Some men are more at risk of getting prostate cancer than others, but the most

important risk factor is ageing. Men with a family history of prostate cancer have a higher risk; that is, if the father, an uncle or a brother has had prostate cancer. Doctors do not know what causes prostate cancer. They do know, however, that the growth of cancer cells in the prostate is stimulated by male hormones, especially testosterone. Most prostate cancer growth is influenced by testosterone. The speed at which prostate cancer grows varies from man to man. In some men the cancer grows very slowly; in other men, it grows more rapidly. A man with slow growing prostate cancer may live for many years and die of other causes, without ever having symptoms of prostate cancer. If the cancer grows too much, however, the prostate usually squeezes the urethra, which it surrounds. Symptoms may then start, such as difficulty in passing urine. As the same symptoms can be caused by other problems, difficulty in passing urine does not always mean that prostate cancer is present.

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Heart An electrocardiogram (ECG) could be recommended if you are suffering from arrhythmia, chest pains, or palpitations. This test checks for problems by measuring the heart’s electrical activity.

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Teeth Visits to the dentist for a dental exam and cleaning are recommended for every six months, but dentists could modify the frequency of these visits. When women become pregnant they should inform their dentist and pay particular attention to their oral health.

A mammogram (an X-ray of the breast tissue) is the most efficient method of detecting breast cancer. It is recommended that women aged between 50 and 69 years of age have a mammogram every two years. The advantage of having regular mammograms for women in other age groups is uncertain.

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Blood Ideally, blood pressure should be checked once a year. You can ask your doctor for a complete blood evaluation, which involves an analysis of a blood sample to evaluate the number and quality of red blood cells, white blood cells, and blood platelets. Lastly, keep in mind that it is your age, health, and family history of cardiovascular disease that determine how often you should have your blood cholesterol levels checked.

Reproductive system It is important for women to undergo regular pelvic examinations (also known as gynecological examinations). A pelvic examination could also be necessary if there are unusual vaginal secretions or bleeding or if pelvic pain is present.

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Skin Brown marks, lesions, bumps, skin rashes, and beauty spots that have changed colour or size should be pointed out to your doctor.

If you’re at risk of diabetes (family history, obesity, and high blood pressure) your Podiatrist can check if there has been any loss of feeling in certain areas of the foot.

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‘Tis the Season to Plan & Book your Christmas function.... If you are in charge of organizing a Christmas party for your family, a group of friends, your company, or just a romantic dinner for two, do yourself a favour and reserve early that means right now!

Why the rush?

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It’s true that there are still a few weeks before all those Christmas parties begin, but there are plenty of reasons why you shouldn’t procrastinate on this. By looking now for the ideal restaurant, bar, pub, reception hall, or hotel for your party, you’ll have many more possibilities to choose from as you search for a place that will suit your needs. Another advantage of making early reservations is that you’ll be able to choose the nicest room or the best-placed table, an undeniable privilege during this busy time of year when places are snapped up quickly. If you get on the ball now, you won’t end up with the table that no one else wanted, like the one next to the main entrance or the kitchen. Either one of those scenarios are enough to ruin the party mood, whether it’s a romantic dinner for two or a huge reception. If you reserve now, you are more likely to be treated well, as a good customer. One last reason to get busy: if you reserve early, the success of the party is sure to earn you a ton of compliments!

Order online at: www.gingerpukekohe.co.nz • Email: triloksingh43@yahoo.com

BAR AND RESTAURANT

We can offer both buffet and other set menus available on our website or call in for more details. We cater for both families and group bookings. Closed Christmas day

Christmas Crackers on your table. Entree Prawn Cocktail or Beef Cups Yorkshire puddings filled with braised beef in gravy, on a bed of creamed spinach. Mains The Shires Christmas Dinner - Honey roast ham and sage & onion stuffed chicken served with roast potatoes, honey roasted vegetables and napped with a mild mustard sauce or Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding Slices of roast beef in a red wine berry jus, served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables & a side of Yorkshire puddings. To Finish A choice from our delightful Dessert Trolley or Christmas Pudding and White Brandy Sauce .

47 Queen St, Waiuku | Ph: 235 2502 email: enquiries@theshires.co.nz

Franklin Club www.franklinclub.co.nz

Corner East St & Station Rd, Pukekohe

Phone: 09 238 9465 Members, Guests & Affiliates

Call us to book your end of year function

Tapas, platters & flexible menu options to suit your budget Christmas Set menu’s available for groups of 15 or more: $35 / head

Book your Christmas Party here Christmas Menu’s Available 1 Patumahoe Road, Ph +64 9 236 3571 Email: patumahoe@thevillagebar.co.nz www. thevillagebar.co.nz Courtesy Shuttle Ph 027 759 5765

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Through the lens…

Snapshots from the week

Waiuku Plunket’s Nicki Keenan with Mickey and Minnie and friends at the Plunket Mums and Tots Baby Fair on the weekend.

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Pukekohe High School’s Oliver Howe made the most of his last day at school with their Halloweenthemed mufti day last week.

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Ph 09 2353324 027 6074140

at Opening Friday and Saturday Evenings from Mid November when we will be launching our brand new woodfired pizza oven!! Watch our facebook page and The Post newspaper for our official dates! We our now taking bookings for your end of year Christmas functions. And our now FULLY LICENSED. Contact us now!

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Get into the festivities at your favourite local, with a range of delicious menus and a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Barb’s Bar & Diner is the ideal venue for small to medium sized groups to get into the swing of things this Christmas.

• Menus from $25 per person • No venue hire fee • Hosting groups of up to 40 guests • Buffet, set menus & casual dining options available.

TALK TO OUR TEAM TODAY - 09 235 0645 info@barbsbar.co.nz | www.barbsbar.co.nz

72 Queen Street, Waiuku

A special meal and celebration was organised by CLM to say thank you to all of the ladies for their loyal support given to Aqua Aerobics throughout winter. Pictured here is Lindy Richards with her Aqua Aerobics squa d. Cellist Sarah McDowall performed at St Andrews Centre in Waiuku on Sunday

This work by Waipipi’s Kaitlyn Sergeant was just one of over 600 amazing artworks on display at View Road School for the Waiuku Schools’ art show.

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Men - Women - Children - All Ages Excellent Self Defence, Fitness, Discipline Opportunity for international training & competition (Traditional Okinawan Weapons, Sai Bo, Tonfa)

Phone Ray Irving: 021 115 9380 or Denise Walker: 021 354 208 for more information Pukekohe Dojo: 09 239 0272 Dojos in: Pukekohe - Waiuku - Hokitika - Westport New Dojos in: Drury - Maraetai Beach - Whakatane - Rotorua - Sri Lanka and Germany

Stunning weekend of BMX racing at Puni The North Island BMX Titles held at the Sunset Coast BMX track on Saturday and Sunday of Labour weekend was a hugely successful event, with two days of action packed racing in good weather, and some excellent results from the host club riders. Bevan Brown and Mackenzie Roberts-Craig were crowned North Island Champions in their classes, Bevan in 35-39 Cruiser Male, and Mackenzie 14 year Girls. In the 35-39 Cruiser Male final, Brown jumped to healthy lead on the first straight, and was never threatened after the first corner. Heath Long was trailing in fourth place heading into the last corner, but pulled off a sensational cornering maneouvre, powering his way into second behind Brown. Mackenzie Roberts-Craig was fast and consistent over the six qualifying motos, with four first placings and two seconds. Then in her 14 year Girls final, she avoided trouble through the first corner, and went on to win, in front of

Request for expressions of interest for the operation and management of community halls in the Franklin Local Board area Auckland Council invites applications from local community groups with an interest in managing and operating any of the following halls: • Orere War Memorial Hall

• Clevedon Community Hall

• Maraetai Community Hall

• Clevedon District Centre

• Whitford Community Hall

• Ardmore Hall

• Whitford War Memorial Pavilion

• Alfriston Hall

• Beachlands Memorial Hall

• Waiuku War Memorial Town Hall.

To be eligible to apply, a group must be an incorporated society or charitable trust or be capable of becoming incorporated. Applicants must have: • relevant expertise in committee governance functions • a vision for the hall’s operation; and • the capability to manage and operate a hall. Auckland Council reserves the right to seek proposals and applications from other parties in addition to those who respond to this invitation. To request an Expression of Interest (EOI) application pack, specify hall name in an email to ruralhalls@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

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Australian Number 3 and test team rider Iesha Anderson, a fantastic result. Paiton Taylor backed up her NZ 2 ranking, with a North Island 2 in the six year old girls, and Stu Stenhouse rounded out the podium places with a third in 25-34 Male Cruiser final. Other finalists were Paul Dillon, fifth in 40-44 Cruiser

Male, Cody Lush, sixth in 15 year boys, and Lockie Brown, seventh in 10 year boys. The Brown family results were most impressive, after having their race bikes stolen from Manukau last Monday, and competing on bikes borrowed at short notice. The Trans-Tasman competitions of the “Mighty 11s’ and Senior Test teams saw

New Zealand win the Mighty 11 boys and girls, and the boys senior test team, but the Australian girls senior test team won their competition against the kiwis. Sunset Coast BMX club now look forward to Easter 2016, when the BMXNZ National Championships will be held at their Puni BMX event centre.

Pukekohe rider takes top spot A father’s wise words seemed to be the key to success for Pukekohe’s Kurtis Lilly (right) on Sunday. The 19-year-old Lilly led a Husqvarna 1-2 to the top of the senior 125cc class at the annual two-day Waikato Motocross Championships, on the outskirts of Te Kuiti at the weekend, heading off multitalented moto trials, motocross and enduro exponent Liam Draper (Husqvarna TC125), of Auckland. Lilly was at the top of the standings, three points ahead of Draper, with just one race to go. With Draper finishing back in fifth, this was enough to give Lilly the outright class victory by a flattering seven points. And, it was revealed afterwards, that Lilly was able to clinch the outright win was probably as much due to words of advice from his father, Howard, as it was to

his own undoubted riding talent. “Dad put out a message on my pit board that said ‘settle down’. I was trying pretty hard to put a pass on Turnwald and he just wanted me to back off, settle for third, take the points and the overall win. So that’s what I did. Lilly’s performance on

Sunday revealed him as a serious contender for 125cc class honours when the nationals kick off in Taranaki early next year.. The next major event for Lilly is the annual Auckland Motocross Championships next month. - Words and photo by Andy McGechan, www.BikesportNZ.com

A champion Ute win for Cory combination

Ten year old Leah Kelly from Awhitu, riding Mr Boombastic, was the show hunter category B Overall Champion at Northland’s 2-star show over Labour Weekend.

For the first time as a stand alone event, both of New Zealand’s premier Touring Car series (NZ Supertourers and NZ V8 Touring Cars) came together at Hampton Downs to race on the same bill in what is an encouraging sign of solidarity. In a real win for motorsport fans, both categories provided their own unique brand of racing throughout the three day event. Of note for local enthusiasts was the ground breaking performance of Waiuku driver Cory Holmes. Holmes won the second of three races for the newly formed SsangYong Actyon racing series. With a grid of 28 Utes and a lot of young up and coming drivers, this really underscores the talent Cory possesses and will be right in title contention throughout the summer rounds. The next event on the calendar is the Fuchs 500 at Pukekohe scheduled for November 29 and 30. - By Tim Gregory

Deadline for the receipt of EOI applications is 5pm Monday 1 December 2014. Mail applications for the attention of T. Mossman to Auckland Council, Private Bag 92300, Auckland 1142 or email ruralhalls@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

For more information: contact Ian Alexander or Tracy Mossman on 09 301 0101.

It was a breakthrough win for Waiuku’s Cory Holmes on the weekend. Photo by Simon Honey.

Blue Light Halloween disco a great success It was Waiuku Lions’ member Ivy Tapsell who was the brainchild of bringing a Blue Light Disco to Waiuku for Halloween this year, and the Blue Light Disco team and local Board Member Brendon Compton were really keen to get involved. The group would love to see it become an annual event in the future. Ivy has been a member of the Lions for 10 years and is currently in the Youth Committee who have assisted the Police in organising the event.

The Police Blue Light team provided the DJ, music, lights and prizes and Police for security, while the Waiuku Lions decorated up a storm, set up the hall, arranged additional prizes and giveaways and provided a light canteen. Organisers thanked the Waiuku Memorial Town Hall group, Gary Pyes, SuperValue and all the other volunteers who helped make the night a success. Brendon Compton said the evening was a great success, with over 200 attending.

Brendon Compton puts on his ‘scary face’ with youngsters Charlize Chandra, and sisters Amelia and Ella Rogers on Friday evening.

ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING & Taxation Services - Call Rise Chartered Accountants. Ph: 09 235 7455. Struggling with your monthly & EOY accounts? We can set you up with an accounting package, monitor and complete your accounts & file Financial Returns or do all with realistic monthly fees. Call Accounting Payroll Solutions: 235 0461. E: petemarg.enterprises@ xtra.co.nz

ADULTS ADULT ACCESSORIES Adult toys, massage oil, lubes, Women’s Health & Sexuality Books & lots more available online: www.vibes.co.nz.

Audio & Video AUDIO & VIDEO COPYING SERVICES. Specialising in Audio, CD, Video & DVD duplication & conversion. Phone: 235 3825 or 027 201 7436, or e: c-lireland@xtra.co.nz

BOATING REPAIRS - Dinghy or trailerboats; fibreglass or wooden. All jobs considered. Ph Tony on: 235 3545 or 021 598 662.

CARAVANS LONG TERM - Free local delivery from $60/week + bond. Ph: 09 232 1814.

Above: Constable Sinclair gets a bite from ‘vampire’ Mason Price-Tuatini. Left: Leo Miller gets a ride on Tremayne Robertson. Below: ready for action were Jacinta ClancySmith, Maria Naysmith-Wright, Carley Pengelly, Phoebe Butler and Tonya Carroll.

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CLEANING Vacant houses, windows, offices, carpet shampooing & exterior waterblasting. Plus maintenance. FREE quotes. Ph Allan or Lynette: 09 235 9333 or 027 272 6249.

COMPUTERS

yo u r p c g u y Virus Removal, Repairs, Internet, Broadband, PC Sales, Data backup, Tuition

Great ‘In Your Home’ service . .

Jon 235 5300

Mob 021 111 4122 w w w. y o u r p c g u y. c o . n z FOR HIRE FIREWOOD splitter. Ph: 235 7733 or 021 305 111.

FOR SALE FIREWOOD - Bargain. 4m Hotmix $300 Del. 2m $170 Del. Also Mac & Gum available. Ph/txt: 021 744 970 or 235 0065. Also tree felling & removal. 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. Dinghy - 12ft fibreglass with oars, lifejackets etc. $300. Ph: 027 251 6471.

FOR SALE

LAWNMOWING

2002 Mazda Premacy 7-seater. 154,000km. Registered to Feb 2015, 12 month WOF. In perfect order, no engine leaks. $5500 o.n.o. Phone 238 7721 Pukekohe.

TOPCUT LAWNMOWING - Reliable, clean & tidy job. Exp. operator. Ph Fred 09 235 5280, 021 902 552.

STRAWBERRIES Freshly picked, big and tasty, available in kilo punnets, or less if desired. Come to 81A Morley Rd, WAIUKU (up the long driveway). Open early, till late.

Ph: 09 2359064 L.C Strawberries

FREE Free drop off depot for all your unwanted computers, whiteware, etc. Recycle All Your Stuff Ltd. Unit 1 Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd, Free pick up in Waiuku. Ph: 235 5769. REMOVAL - Any old scrap metal - Ph Martin: 021 128 5953 or 238 3005.

Garage Sale Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th Nov, 8am start. 11 Tui Place, Waiuku. Wide range of household and garage items, engineering equipment & car workshop manuals. Sat 8th November, 8am til 12pm. 46 Martyn Street, Waiuku.

GARDENING

GREEN ACRES - Clarks Beach. Covering Franklin area. Lawn mowing, gardening, garden clearance, hedges. clean, tidy and reliable. Ph Brett 021 0211 7777 or 09 232 1276. LAWNMOWING/ Garden maintenance. Jim’s Mowing for quality work from reliable, fully insured and police checked operators. Call: 0800 4 546 546 for a free quote.

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. JANZ DOGS Professional Pet Grooming Service. 110 Victoria Ave, Waiuku. Small and medium dogs only Ph: 235 5550. Happy Tails Dog Grooming, in Waiuku. All breeds welcome. Call Ashley: 092359581 or: 0212484111.

PICTURE FRAMING The Framing Shed. Quality custom picture framing. 31 Victoria Ave, Waiuku. Tues - Fri 9 - 5 or by appointment. Ph Allie: 235 0939 / 027 253 4577.

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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 SERVICE

Cook required Full time position Thursday - Monday. Approx hours: 8am - 430pm Please email cv to:

garethrattray@gmail.com

Drumming Lessons Full set up in Waiuku, no need to have a kit. Beginners to intermediate, theory, rhythm and grooves. Ph: Paul on 021 145 4478. DRUM LESSONS available in Waiuku from professional drum tutor with academic qualifications. See www.chrisdawson.co.nz for details. Phone Chris: 021 624 839.

TO LEASE OFFICE SPACE - Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd. Downstairs from $90 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam: 021 671 960. OFFICE SPACE - Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd. Upstairs from $110 + gst p/wk. Ph Sam: 021 671 960. WAREHOUSE SPACE Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd. Small, Med & Lge. Easy access. Ph Sam: 021 671 960.

WANTED TREES WANTED - Gum & Macrocarpa. Also tree felling & shelter belt removal. Ph/txt Chris: 027 744970 or 235 0065.

WANTED TO BUY Good quality used furniture, collectibles, bric a brac, also house lots. Ph.027 277 5026 for free quote. Waiuku Magpies 2nd Hand Dealers.

A.G.M FRANKLIN HOSPICE CHARITABLE TRUST FRANKLIN HOSPICE DEVELOPMENT TRUST

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Monday 10th November 2014, 7.00pm 29 Hall Street, Pukekohe Written nominations for Board of Trustees, signed by nominee, mover and seconder, to be received by The Secretary no later than 31st October 2014 Forms available from: Franklin Hospice 29 Hall Street, Pukekohe Phone: (09) 238 9376 Email: graeme@franklinhospice.org.nz

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SERVICES Deceased Estate House clearances and cleaning. Ph. 027 277 5026 for free quote. Waiuku Magpies 2nd Hand Dealers. Freeview - Antennas, installations and set up. Phone Mike & Mike: 235 7059 morni ngs . Registered Servicemen.

Bookkeeping Services offered. Both on & off site, all aspects considered.

Michael Fearon B Comm

BEEF, SHEEP PIGS, Bacon etc

0800 123 1633

NZFSA Registered

fearonmj@orcon.net.nz

Ph 09 235 8369

WORKSHOP SPACE Waiuku Business Park, 23 Kitchener Rd. Easy access. Ph Sam: 021 671 960.

Rugby And Youth Development

homekill

Waiuku Village Butchery

TO LEASE

TUITION

PETS

ROSEMARY - I will prune your rosemary bush for you, in return for the produce. Upright as opposed to trailing varieties sought. Ph Martine: 027 475 9580. This is the season for the weeds to grow, we will make your gardens one spectacular show. Call us today and you won’t miss out, we will make your gardens lovely no doubt. 20 yrs exp. Refs avail. Ph: 235 7176 / 022 659 6126.

situations vacant

021 123 1633.

To be held 13th November 2014, 7pm at Waiuku Yacht Club Interested persons are welcome to attend. A. DAWSON B. PALMER Secretary Chairperson Ph. 0275988811 Ph. 021421840

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GARLANDS

Flowers & Gifts Beautiful Flowers lovingly made to your personal requirements.

Call in & see us! 2/31 Bowen Street, Waiuku Phone 235 0643 or 021 998 897

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St Bride’s Anglican Church, Findlay Rd Mauku

Friday 7th November 2014 at 7.30pm

We invite you to join us to remember those who have died and are buried in St Bride’s & Mauku Public Cemeteries. Contact: Sarah Nichols 09 2321944 with names of those you wish to remember

Whakaupoko Landcare Group Want to play a part in protecting our local environment for future generations? We are involved in a range of fun activities animal and plant pest control; stream protection; water quality testing; bird surveys; planting days; walkway construction; field trips and more. We welcome new members so come along to our next meeting at 7pm Monday 10th Nov at St Brides Church hall (Findlay Rd, Mauku)

Proposed temporary road closure Queen St (between King St and Kirk Street), Kirk St (between Queen St and Domain St), Domain St (between Kirk St and Court St), Court St (between Martyn St and Queen St) will be closed from 1pm until 2pm, and Bowen St will be closed from 9.30am until 5pm on Saturday 13 December 2014 for the Waiuku NZ Steel Christmas Parade. Rain date will be parade only starting at 11am. Queen St, Kirk St, Domain St and Court St will be closed from 10am until 12.30pm. This closure applies to all except authorised and emergency vehicles. For further information, phone Auckland Transport on 09 355 3553.

aucklandtransport.govt.nz

40 Queen Street, Waiuku Open Monday to Friday • 8.30am - 5.30pm Sat • 9am - 2pm and Sun • 10am - 2pm Phone : 09 235 9307 Fax : 09 237 0054 Email : pharmacy@waiuku.amcal.co.nz

www.grahamsfunerals.co.nz

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

situations vacant

Glenbrook Rest Home

C.M.A. SALE OF WORK

NEW & SECOND HAND - DIFFERENT EVERY WEEK! Knitting, Sewing, Coathangers, Cards, Jams, THIS WEEK: BEDS: King, Queen, Double, 1 Trundle How to Gifts, solve Bed, & 3 Bed Settees • NEW Lazyboy, couches, 1 Baking, White Elephant, Raffles. Sudoku! MEDIUM rocking chair, coffee tables, T.V. Cabinets No.1369 NEW Various sized Pine bookcases SATURDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2014 **LOTS OF RETRO STUFF** 9am to 12 noon. Fill the grid so that Bedside tables, dressing tables, drawers, hall tables; Baptist Church Hall, Kent Street, Waiuku. Filing cabinets & shed storage • Few D.I.Y. jobs every row and every NEW Lots of hemmed carpets 3x3 square contains

5 2 8 1 9 5 1 6 9 31/3 BOWEN ST, WAIUKU Ph: 235 7715 6 4 9 7 5 2 4 *NEW 2ND HAND SHOP* 1 2 6 5 MAGPIES• 3 1 •WAIUKU 3/10 Martyn St, Waiuku, Ph: 09 235 5509 8 3 Furniture, Whiteware, 4 Mowers, 1 7 Antiques, 8 Collectibles

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We are a community based pre-school Education & Childcare Centre licensed for 33 children. Due to a full roll we are looking to increase our staffing. Are you a provisionally registered childcare teacher looking to start your career with a team dedicated to providing quality care& education to children. If so, you should possess: • A degree in ECE teaching qualification • Strong work ethic • Professional attitude • Flexibility and a sense of humour In return we offer: • 5 weeks annual leave • Competitive wages • Professional development opportunities. • Friendly and stimulating work environment. If you wish to be considered for this exciting opportunity please send your CV and covering letter to: The Governance Committee, Waiuku Childcare Centre, P.O.Box 418 Waiuku 2341 or email: wccentre@xtra.co.nz. Closing date Monday 21/11/14

is a 23 bed rest home in Glenbrook. We require a caregiver for approx. 25 hrs/wk rostered shifts, including mornings, afternoons/evenings and some nights. Duties include resident care, medication administration, serving meals, dishes, laundry and some cleaning and baking. Positive, caring attitude, hard working, reliability and affinity with the elderly are a must. Extra fill-in shifts may be available. Experience is preferred. Please contact owner/manager: Peter on 235 3897 or email: peter@gbrh.co.nz

thank you Pukeoware School & PTA would like to thank the following families and business for their generous support on our Calf Club Gala Day New Zealand Home Loans Franklin District (Calf Club) Van der Star Contracting (Gala Day) Pearce Brothers Motor Vehicles (Rock Wall) Warbird Adventure Rides (1st prize raffle)

Wild Olive, NZ Steel, Pets Alive, Action OPD & Deed Printing, ASB, Retro Fit, Bakers Shoes & More, Ben Jamieson (baileys), New World Waiuku, Sunset Cycles, Sarah Torpey, The Shires, Boneyard Surf Shop, Barkers, Kalib Pickering, Smithies, Pukekohe Timber, The Devereux Family, Cadbury Chocolate, Spookers, Cafe Karma, Campbell Tyson Ltd, BJ Takeaway, Waiuku Golf and Squash Club, Scent (Fairburn Family), Clarks Beach Golf Club, Clip n Climb, Counties Health & Fitness, Fuji Xerox, Counties Power, The Hatley Family, The Crum Family, MOTAT Education, Villa Maria, The Waiuku Fire Dept, Pukekohe Cosmopoliton Club, Pukekohe Vet, The Jordan Family, Franklin Foods Ltd, Waiuku Dental Care, Blessed Earth, The Pye Family, United Video, Hellers Sausages, Cockies Corner, RD1, PGG Wrightson, Treasure Island Adventure Golf, Castaways, Images Beauty, Kelly Tarlton’s, Pukekohe Vets, Skateland, Dilmah, Progressive Enterprises Lighting Plus, Whittakers, The Macks Family, Pak’n’Save Pukekohe, Gallagher Group – Pukekohe, Freers Cleaning, McDonalds - Pukekohe, Parakai Springs, Miranda Hot Springs, Alan Wilson plumbing, Mr Mehami/family, Fulton’s Swim School, Calendula Cafe, Abe’s Bagels, Blessed Earth, Dave & Maureen’s Wines and Spirits, Prestige Catering (Tracey & Dean Leuty), Barfoot and Thompson Waiuku, Hira Bhana & Co, The Ridley Family, Independent liquor, Waiuku village Butchery, Franklin Vets, Counties Home kill services, Boxham automotive, Young Wah Chong Ltd, Geoff Bonnel, Aurora Law Waiuku, The West family, Waiuku Mitre 10, Q Nails, Wilcox & Sons Ltd, Perfect produce Ltd, Bakers Delight Pukekohe, Jesters Pies, Love to learn, Turners & Growers, Franklin Country Markets, Cairnscorp, Perfect Produce ltd, Wilcox &Sons Ltd, Meadow Mushrooms, Sutherland Produce Ltd, Tar Reynolds, Manga Nivian Ltd, The Gustafson Family, Sunset Eggs, Knight & Dickey Ltd

tuition

Learn Thai Cooking Cook, Learn then Enjoy Eating

LIMITED SPACES

Call Fon or Jon 235 5300 www.tinywrl.com/csnxdhs

Support Workers We are currently seeking support workers to provide home support including housework and personal care for clients in Pukekohe, Tuakau and Waiuku areas. Level 2 qualification is preferred but not essential as training will be provided. The position may require some weekend work and relieving work. Must be reliable, have reliable transport, a current driver’s license and a good command of the english language.

Please Phone: Julie Ext 208 for Pukekohe or Maureen Ext 205 for Waiuku @ Counties Manukau Homecare Trust 0800 500 238 or 09 238 8567

CHRISTMAS GIFT VOUCHERS AVAILABLE

WANTED

Waiuku Colony Cat Rescue

In desperate need of donations of catfood - tins & biscuits wanted. Please drop @ Franklin Vets Any Enquiries ph: 235 2662

Thank you for your support

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Your A-Z of Trades & Services

The plasterer knows what he’s doing! Need a ceiling resurfaced, a wall done? It could be time to call a plasterer to be sure of having an impeccable end product. His experience and his little tricks of the trade will meet your expectations. The plasterer applies limestone compounds such as plaster, mortar, cement, stucco and others; he installs mouldings, metal trims and angles, makes and fills joints in drywall panels, works on plaster mouldings and the casting and installation of plasterwork. After having cleaned the surface to be plastered, he mixes the ingredients to obtain a plaster of the desired consistency. With the help of various tools (trowels, brushes and guns), he applies smooth, even coats of plaster. Depending on the

CARAVANS

work required, he could apply coats of roughcast on the exterior walls of a building in such a way as to create surfaces which can resist the elements. The plasterer is also skilful at creating decorative motifs in the finishing coat as well as moulding and installing panels, cornices and ornamental mouldings made of plaster. Unless you are confident, and have some prior plastering experience, it is probably best to leave plastering jobs up to the professionals – the finish will be much better (if not, you can always tell them you expect more and have them improve it), and you will save yourself a lot of time and potentially money. Besides this, a plasterer will have years of expertise and know-how, and will often be able to finish a job far quicker than you will.

Laundry

PAINTing

SEPTIC TANKS

Counties Caravan Rentals Caravan Hire

• Accommodation needs • Portable ensuites • Ideal extra bedroom

Level 5 finishes • Wallpaper finishes • Fixing & stopping services • Commercial • Residential • Specialist coatings

Phone Lynette & Jeff Millen

235 3500

Mobile 021 533 585

m: 021 451 778 | e: nzpaint_plaster@xtra.co.nz www.nzpaintingservices.co.nz

CLEANING

Home & Office Cleaning • FREE QUOTES • •Regular & One off cleans •Spring cleans •Windows & Ceilings •Commercial & Domestic•Fully Insured, Owner/Operator

238 7701

CLEANING

Window Cleaning Commercial & Residential Cleaning:

Cafes, Homes, etc

Book now for Christmas! Call now for a free quote:

Colin Chapman 027 965 2094 CONCRETE

ACTUAL CONCRETE For all your concrete requirements Phone John 021 501 438 GLASS

LAWN MOWING

Your Local Lawnmowing Business

Len Gore

Painter Decorator Residential & Commercial

8 Yrs Experience * Fully insured * Regular or Casual

Free quotes

* Lawnmowing * Hedges * Section Clears * Rubbish Removal

Ph: 235 6050/ 021 278 8618 Lawnmowing Plus Ltd LAWN MOWING

LAWNMOWING & GARDENING • FREE QUOTES •

Value for money guaranteed For a free quote, call Len 021 - 682 028

PAINTING ROOFS & EXTERIOR Textured Ceilings - 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 PLastering

PETER CHURCHILL PLUMBING

•Gutter clearing •Pruning/trimming •Weeding/spraying •Rubbish removal •All property maintenance•Fully Insured, Owner/Operator

238 7701

* Mobile Service, Franklin wide * 103 Manukau Road, Pukekohe (Right next to Bunnings Warehouse)

PH 238 5055 0800 10 35 35

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Hedges, Tree Work, Rubbish Removal, Rotary Slashing, Schools, Industrial sites & section clean ups RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL * Free Quotes * WINZ Quotes

LAWN MOWING

SUPREME LAWN SERVICES Based in Waiuku, servicing Franklin Call or text Thomas

For a free quote

022 066 1909 MAINTENANCE

HOMEKILL

POWELL'S PROPERTY

Whole beef: - $1.30 / KG $90 slaughter Lamb processing: - $50

Registered Plumbers

LAWN MOWING

homekill

0800 843 863

027 476 1306

Storage

plumbing

maintenance

Call Mike: 235 2050 / 027 459 4148

Fences, decks, refurbishments, waterblasting, painting, wallpapering, project management

You name it, and I most likely do it!

021 293 6250

Hosking Place, Waiuku

Emergency Services 24/7 TRUCK RENTALS

NIGEL KNOTT Owner

Windscreen Repairs & Replacement

SEPTIC TAKEAWAYS

SEPTIC TANK CLEANING 0800 482 532

Kris Butcher M: 027 247 0084 • A/H: 235 0666

auto glass

SEPTIC TANKS

We’re #1 in the No.2 Business Servicing all aspects of Plumbing and Gas Fitting

09 2352553 021762553 www.topnotchplumbing.co.nz

Pumps

Franklin Truck Rentals Small/Large Trucks/Utes/ Trailers & Cars

52 Manukau Road, Pukekohe 09 238 8388 www.franklintruckrentals.co.nz Don’t Delay Call Today water services

PUMP & WELL SERVICES PLUMBING - DRAINAGE - CONCRETE S U P P L I E S

For all your water requirements call and see Kevin & Jo Gubb ph 09 235 8268 14 Constable Road, Waiuku

Franklin Water Ltd

Water Tank Cleaning Pumps and Filters

0800 826 525

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