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Roading will be the focus at a meeting involving the Horowhenua economic development board, New Zealand Transport Agency, Horowhenua District Council, Kapiti Coast District Council and local business leaders on Monday. With lots of talk recently of expressways and bypasses making faster routes north and south, local businesses have been in a quandary on how the changes will affect the local economy. While there has been a public call for many years to have heavy traffic diverted away from Levin’s main street, the thought now is how much business could be lost by doing it. HDC Economic Development manager Shannon Grainger said it had been brought to the attention of the board that many businesses across the district had questions regarding the future changes to Horowhenua’s road network. Speakers on Monday will include Rod James, highway manager Wellington, NZTA and Kevin Peel, roading
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gation and consenting for a replacement of the Whirokino trestle bridge north of Levin. The Whirokino trestle bridge replacement project has an estimated cost of $25-30 million and construction could start as early as 2015. Constructed in 1938, the Whirokino trestle bridge is very narrow and can’t carry overweight vehicles like l o n g h au l t r u c k s. Fi n a l investigations will allow the replacement bridge to be finalised and funded.
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Word kept on rates
Referring to recent letters on the Horowhenua District Council’s rates remission scheme for land owners whose rateable values had increased up to several times as a result of rezoning from rural to residential. On behalf of affected landowners we are all very appreciative of the council’s initiative in creating the rates remission scheme. The scheme is modelled on what several other councils are doing for landowners affected by massive hikes in values resulting from rezoning. In respect of the farming blocks it would have been uneconomic to farm if the special values had not been brought in. Of course, the council did create the problem by its rezoning process. Some of us had objected to the rezoning, one point being the likely increase in rates. But we were assured that rates would not increase. So the council has stuck to its word. The real culprit is the council’s out of town rating valuer who must think we are in a big housing boom. But the reality is that some properties simply cannot be developed because there are no stormwater and sewer drains available to hook into. In respect of my own property in Roslyn Road, the land has no more potential now than what there was when I bought the land some 12 years ago. Also, the council is proposing to construct a new through-road right through the middle of the rezoned block between Roslyn Road (adjacent to railway) and Fairfield Road. This new road is apparently designed to facilitate subdivision either side of the new road and prevent subdivision off Roslyn Road itself. So even if it became economic to develop sections, it could be 30-50 years or more away before the new road reached my land. The lack of infrastructure allowing housing development is another reason why the council had to act on rates. A few million dollars would have to be spent by the council before many of the rezoned properties could be developed. The council doesn’t have that sort of money to spend and, more particularly, there is just not the demand for more sections and there may not be an effective demand for many years. Many thanks again to CEO, finance manager and elected council for recognising the gross rating inequity that would have resulted if no action had been taken. GRAHAM HALSTEAD Levin
Thank you
I would like to acknowledge and thank the ambulance and paramedic staff who are dedicated, professional and extremely amiable in sometimes very stressful situations. Recently whilst working in a home I needed to call an ambulance for a lady that had collapsed. I was grateful for the clear and precise instructions and guidance given by the person on the phone. Although I am a nurse, it is always good to have a second opinion. The reassurance can only be seen as exceptional.
In particular the paramedic Ruth, who was extremely reassuring to my patient and spent the (at least 2) hours reassuring and comforting her until the ambulance and staff arrived. I believe that we are extremely fortunate to have such professionals who are often our ‘unsung heroes' in our community. The ambulance staff and services were particularly busy that day and as a consequence had to ‘prioritise' so the reason for the long wait of which we were told initially. MARIA STEPHENS Levin
Dotcom out of line
Watching TV One news tonight (August 7) has compelled me to write in regard to the item where Dotcom addressed students in Christchurch. In my view he was inciting them with rhetoric the same way as Hitler and his Nazi Party did prior to the outbreak of WWII. He is a danger to our democracy and the future of our country and the sooner he is extradited the better. I’m so sad to see what MMP is doing to this peace-loving country. Wake up New Zealanders before it is too late. PETER ROE Levin
List MPs
Re List MPs. With Parliament having risen for the year all MPs are free to return to their respective electorates, however where do the List MPs go and what do they do up until the September 20th General Election? All MPs, whether Electorate MPs or List MPs, obviously keep their Parliamentary salaries and expenses up until they no longer have a seat in Parliament. A number of List MPs have Ministerial appointments which require the MPs to be in Wellington on a regular basis as well as giving support to Parliamentary Candidates in the lead up to the General Election. List MPs in Parliament owe their Parliamentary seats to their position on the Party List and to the overall Party Vote as well as the “coat-tail” provision which allows a minor party to qualify for a number of seats on the basis of one elected representative! The MMP Electoral system certainly resulted in a Parliament where the Minor Parties had a voice and a vote, on the negative side the MMP system opened the door to a new type of MP with unfortunately a “sense of entitlement”. Recent print media reports have highlighted one List MP who used her Parliamentary Charge Card for unauthorised spending on petrol and airfares while another List MP claimed almost $35,000 in travel expenses over a 12-month period. With a Parliamentary salary of around $150,000 per year plus an expenses allowance, which includes free air travel within New Zealand, it is no wonder that there are no shortage of would be MPs on the respective political party lists! BILL STIRLING Levin
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Kicking their way to Jamaica By PETER FRANKLIN
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The Caribbean beckons two boys from Levin club Taekwon-do Cubs. The boys Dan Yates (11) and Caleb Cherrington (15) have been selected by their instructor, Ms Rose Cherrington, to compete for their club and New Zealand in the Taekwon-do World Cup in Jamaica next month. Ms Cherrington said Caleb and Dan, both black stripes, will compete in patterns, sparring and speciality technique during the tournament. They have just returned from the Taekwon-do National tournament, held in Tauranga, with three gold medals, two silvers and a bronze between them. They have had to raise the funds themselves to get to Jamaica and would like to thank local businesses who have made this trip possible, including major sponsors Kapinua, Crowe Construction, Central Automotive Services and Quin Roofing Ltd and also DEA Yarns, Kaye Signs, Red Fox Motorcycles, Ross McColl Cars, Levin Motorcycles, LC Cars,
DAN Yates (left) and Caleb Cherrington pictured here with Crowe Construction & Associates co-company director Melissa Hanson — one of their major sponsors.
NEWS IN BRIEF Burglar goes MAD
Police are investigating the burglary of MAD hair salon at the Weraroa Centre on Tuesday. The alarm was raised at 4.18am, after the front door into the salon had been kicked in, the offender has entered the building and stolen a computer, and appears to have tried to steal the phones and eftpos machine. The salon is visible from the main road through Levin, police would like to speak to anyone who was driving either north or south at about 4am who may have seen a vehicle or people around the shop at that time.
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Woodstock Joinery and Rylock Levin for their generous support. Also thank you to the Infinity Foundation and Levin Cosmopolitan Club for awarding
grants to the boys. The boys are only looking forward to competing against the world's best in their respective categories, and later sharing their
experiences with the club. Anyone interested in joining Taekwon-do is welcome to go along to have a look or join in one of Cubs training sessions. They are held at Ohau School Hall on Monday and Wednesday nights from 6pm-7.30pm. The World Cup will run from August 26 to 30.
Helicopter rushes baby to hospital The Palmerston North-based Rescue Helicopter was dispatched to Pahiatua at about 2pm on Monday for a baby suffering a medical emergency. The helicopter met the road ambulance at the near by rugby grounds and the baby was stabilised by St John paramedics. Due to the distance to travel by road the helicopter was dispatched and flew both mum and baby to Palmerston North Hospital for further treatment. Hundreds of people have to be transported to hospital by the crew and helicopter suffering a range of accident injuries and medical issues. The crew’s
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RESCUE CREWS Philips Search and Rescue Trust operates: Westpac Rescue Helicopter, Waikato King Country Trustpower TECT Rescue Helicopter, Bay of Plenty BayTrust Rescue Helicopter, Rotorua - Bay of Plenty Greenlea Rescue Helicopter, Taupo - Central Plateau Palmerston North Rescue Helicopter, Manawatu - Whanganui Westpac Air Ambulance (Fixed wing), Nationwide experience allows them to fly in all weather, even into the ranges on search and rescue missions. What a lot of people do not realise is that the Philips Search and Rescue Trust is a charitable organisation, operating rescue
helicopters throughout the Central North Island. The trust that was founded in 1985 after an endowment was given by Philips New Zealand Limited to mark a light aircraft accident near Turangi in which
two Philips personnel lost their lives. The trust relies on support from principal sponsors and community contributions. The helicopter service has been made possible through the generosity of community donations. This crucial financial support ensures our rescue helicopters can continue to bring life-saving equipment, rescue personnel and trauma-trained medics directly to the patient. The trust continues to operate on extremely tight budgets, however they also continue to bring lifesaving assistance to those who need it.
The annual Westpac Cup college rugby clash between Horowhenua and Waiopehu College first XV teams kicks off next Tuesday. The Westpac Cup is the climax of the rugby season for the colleges and one that is eagerly-awaited, with Horowhenua College looking to win back the cup from longterm rivals Waiopehu. The curtainraiser is Horowhenua College U14 vs Waiopheu College U14, which kicks off at 2.30pm, followed by the Westpac Cup match at 4pm. Both matches will be played at Levin Domain.
Weeds in sights
Horizons Regional Council is calling on the community to get involved in weed control with $2000 of funding available for small-scale projects. Weedbusters provides funds for groups to cover ‘small-scale’ costs such as tools, herbicides, mulcher hire, green waste disposal and promotional activities to get Weedbuster groups up and running. Funding is available annually to groups or individuals registered on the Weedbusters website undertaking projects on public land or private land where two or more landowners are working together, and where work is being carried out by volunteers rather than contractors. Anyone interested in applying for funding should register to become a Weedbuster at www.weedbusters.org.nz and complete an application form by September 1. Or call 0508 800 800.
Are you eligible for a council rates rebate? Residential ratepayers with a combined income of up to $24,250 may be eligible for a rates rebate of up to $605. Those earning over the income threshold may still qualify for a lower rebate, depending on their rates amount and number of dependants. The income threshold is increased by $500 for each
dependant in the household. Horowhenua District Council finance manager Jeff Paulin said that in previous years over 1800 Horowhenua ratepayers had received rebates, but that Council believed many more will be eligible. “So grab this opportunity and take advantage of the Rates Rebate Scheme. The process is
straightforward and Council staff can meet with you and help you complete your application to ensure it’s processed promptly and payments applied to your rates accounts,” Mr Paulin said. The only information applicants need to provide is proof of income (before tax) for the tax year ended March 31 2014, including any interest received,
as well as proof of a partner’s income or joint income if living together. Application forms are available from Horowhenua District Council Service Centres in Levin, as well as at the Foxton and Shannon Libraries, or online at www.ratesrebates.govt.nz Further information is available on the Rates Rebates
page of Council’s website www.horowhenua.govt.nz. To make an appointment to meet with a Council staff member regarding your application, call (06) 366-1050 or email your name and phone number to ratesrebates@horowhenua.govt.nz. Enquiries made after August 29 should be made to 06 366-0999.
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New bakery quickly winning fans
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FRESH FROM THE OVEN: James brings another batch of rolls out ready to cool and fill with customers favourite fillings. Annie's Bakery is up and running, and choc-full of all the goodies that will make smoko or lunch a real treat. Lui said since opening the bakery, he had been surprised by the number of vehicles that stop for customers to come
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COFFEE ON THE GO: Lui’s at the ready to make what he believes is the best coffee in town. in, even the guys working on the railway pop across the road. When the doors opened for the first week, Lui said the people started coming in, which was a fantastic sight for any new business. In just a few weeks Annie’s Bakery has
captured the appetites of workers from local businesses, and a lot who jump into the car and head to the bakery. Between baker James and bakery assistant Brenda they produce a brilliant range of savouries, cakes, pies and much more.
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PIE TIME: Three fresh pies ready for customers. Lui said they cater for private and corporate functions, large or small. If you have not tried Annie’s Bakery, on the Main Road South, then it is time you did. Meet the friendly staff, taste the fantastic food and become an Annie’s Bakery addict.
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WHAT’S ON Today
Horowhenua Greypower: Meet the Parliamentary Candidates Forum. Levin Senior Citizens Hall, 1.30pm, cnr Cambridge and Manchester St, Levin. Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $20 for Friday nights (show only – 7.30pm start). Liars’ Night Out: Four of New Zealand’s most trusted broadcasters — Kevin Milne, Hewitt Humphrey, Sharon Crosby and Tom Frewen — get the chance to lie their heads off. All you have to do is enjoy yourself and try to pick which of them is telling the truth. All money raised to Horowhenua Libraries. Te Takere, 10 Bath St, Levin, 7pm. Tickets $25 from Te Takere or online at www.tetakere.org.nz
Tomorrow
Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $35 for Saturdays (show and dinner – 6.30pm start).
Tuesday August 19
Horowhenua Travel Club: Guest speaker Griet Lombard talking about Guatemala, Mexico and California. Brass Band Rooms, 82 Weraroa Road, Levin, 7.30pm. Light supper served afterwards, visitors and prospective members welcome. For more information, phone Adrian 367-2500.
Wednesday August 20
Youth Health and Wellbeing Expo: Exhibitions from health services, organisations and clubs available to young people and how to access them. Waiopehu College Auditorium, 74 Bartholomew Road, Levin, 10am - 4pm. For more information phone Cathryn Pollock on (06) 366 0999 or email cathrynp@horowhenua.govt.nz
Thursday August 21
Brides Through the Ages: Fashion parade fundraiser for Te Takere’s Heritage Community. Te Takere, 10 Bath St, Levin, 7pm. Tickets $15 from Te Takere service desk.
Friday August 22
Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $20 for Friday nights (show only – 7.30pm start).
Saturday August 23
Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $35 for Saturdays (show and dinner – 6.30pm start).
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Friday August 29 Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $20 for Friday nights (show only – 7.30pm start).
Saturday August 30 Foxton Little Theatre presents – Merely Players: Tickets from Foxton Property Brokers, $35 for Saturdays (show and dinner – 6.30pm start).
Saturday September 6 Horowhenua Scottish Society Annual Debutante Ball: Memorial Hall, Chamberlain St, Levin, 8pm. Supper provided, BYO drinks. Tickets $40.00 per person by phoning Bronwyn 06 368-3295 to order.
Thursday September 11 Waitarere Beach Fishing Club meeting: All members and prospective members welcome. Scout Hall, Waitarere Beach Domain, 7pm. on Thursday October 9, Thursday November 13, Thursday December 11.
Last Saturday of month Levin Market: 11am - 2pm, Queen St Chapel Hall, Queen St East.
First Saturday of month Pounamu Country Music Club: 1pm-4.30pm, Senior Citizens Hall, cnr Cambridge and Montgomery Streets. For more information phone Theresa or Geoff 368-3959. Methodist Monthly Market: 87 Oxford St (next to the Adventure Park). 8.30-11.30am. Stalls $10 each, contact Rosemary 368-6977. Sing Out Community Choir: Meets 2pm in the Savage Club, Parker Avenue, Levin (at Liverpool Street end of Parker ave). No auditions. $5 waged/$3 Gold Card. Come and enjoy yourself. Contact number is 022 187 7002.
Second Monday of month Levin Arthritis Support Group: Welcomes all people suffering from any of the many forms of arthritis and their carers, to help improve their quality of life through fellowship and knowledge. 1.30pm in the Hudson Room at the Levin Cosmopolitan Club, Oxford Street, Levin. All are welcome to help live life as easily and pain free as possible. For more information please call Yvonne on 368-5068.
Second Tuesday of month The Fresh Water Anglers Club: Meet on the second Tuesday of each month at Thompson House on Kent Street. The meetings start at 7.30pm, with a guest speaker. Regular organised trips and much more to entertain anglers. For more information contact John Davenport telephone 363-6050.
Movie and a meal for only $35!! Applies to any movie after 5pm.
MRS BROWN’S BOYS D’MOVIE
(M) 95 mins Comedy (Contains offensive language) A company tries to shut down Mrs Brown’s fruit and veg stall. They can feck off.
Fri 15 Aug 10.30am & 8.20pm, Sat 16 Aug 3.30pm & 8.20pm, Sun 17 Aug 3.30pm & 8.30pm, Mon 18 Aug 10.30am & 8.20pm, Tues 19 Aug 10.30am & 5.40pm, Wed 20 Aug 10.30am & 8.20pm
THE HUNDRED FOOT JOURNEY
THE DARK HORSE
(PG) 122 mins Drama (Contains coarse language) A story centred on an Indian family who moves to France and opens an eatery across the street from a Michelin-starred French restaurant run by Madame Mallory (played by Helen Mirren).
The Dark Horse is an emotionally-charged and inspiring drama about a man who searches for the courage to lead, despite his own adversities - finding purpose and hope in passing on his gift to the children in his community.
Fri 15 Aug 10.10am, 12.40pm & 5.50pm, Sat 16 Aug 10.10am, 12.40pm & 5.50pm, Sun 17 Aug 10.10am, 12.40pm & 6pm, Mon 18 Aug 10.10am, 12.40pm & 5.50pm, Tues 19 Aug 10.10am, 12.40pm & 5.50pm, Wed 20 Aug 10.10am – Bring Baby Too, 12.40pm & 5.50pm
(M) 124 mins Drama (Contains violence, offensive language & drug use)
Fri 15 Aug 12.50pm & 5.40pm, Sat 16 Aug 12.50pm & 5.40pm, Sun 17 Aug 12.50pm & 5.40pm, Mon 18 Aug 10.20am & 5.40pm, Tues 19 Aug 10.20am & 8.20pm, Wed 20 Aug 12.50pm & 5.40pm
HERCULES
(M) 98 mins Action/Adventure (Contains violence, sexual references & offensive language) Having endured his legendary twelve labors, Hercules, the Greek demigod, has his life as a sword-for-hire tested when the King of Thrace and his daughter seek his aid in defeating a tyrannical warlord.
Final Week: Fri 15 Aug 3.30pm, Mon 18 Aug 3.30pm, Tues 19 Aug 3.30pm, Wed 20 Aug 3.30pm
DELIVER US FROM EVIL
(R16) 118 mins Crime/Horror/Thriller (Contains violence, offensive language & content that may disturb) NY police officer Ralph Sarchie investigates a series of crimes. He joins forces with an unconventional priest, schooled in the rituals of exorcism, to combat the possessions that are terrorizing their city.
Final Week: Fri 15 Aug 8.15pm, Sat 16 Aug 8.15pm, Sun 17 Aug 8.15pm, Mon 18 Aug 8.15pm, Wed 20 Aug 8.15pm
EXPENDABLES 3
(M) 126 mins Action/Adventure/Thriller (Contains violence & offensive language) Barney and his team, known as “The Expendables”, come into conflict with ruthless arms dealer Conrad Stonebanks, the Expendables’ co-founder, who is determined to destroy the team. Fri 15 Aug 10.20am, 3.10pm & 8.30pm, Sat 16 Aug 10.20am, 3.10pm & 8.30pm, Sun 17 Aug 10.20am, 3.10pm & 8.30pm, Mon 18 Aug 12.50pm, 3.10pm & 8.30pm, Tues 19 Aug 12.50pm, 3.10pm & 8.30pm, Wed 20 Aug 10.20am, 3.10pm & 8.30pm
POSTMAN PAT: THE MOVIE (G) 78 mins Family/Animation/Comedy
A veteran postman finds his beliefs challenged after he enters a TV talent show competition.
Sat 16 Aug 10.30am
TINKERBELL: THE PIRATE FAIRY (G) 78 mins Family/Animation/Adventure/Fantasy When Zarina steals Pixie Hollow’s Blue Pixie Dust and flies away, Tinker Bell and her friends sets on a journey to get them back.
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Sun 17 Aug 10.30am
SENIORS MORNINGS & BRING BABY TOO
*free morning tea with ticket purchase Mon 18 Aug 10.10am The Hundred foot Journey (PG), 10.20am The Dark Horse (M) 10.30am Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Movie (M) Tues 19 Aug - 10.10am The Hundred foot Journey (PG), 10.20am The Dark Horse (M), 10.30am Mrs Brown’s Boys D’Movie (M) Bring Baby Too Wed 20 Aug 10.10am The Hundred foot Journey (PG) – please note censor’s rating
GREAT FILMS COMING SOON MONTY PYTHON LIVE (MOSTLY)
(M) 180 mins Comedy (Contains offensive language & sexual references) It’s the Python’s first time performing since 1980, and set to be their last reunion.
Two sessions only – Sat 23 Aug 2.30pm & Tues 26 Aug 10.30am
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GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
(M) 121 mins Action/Adventure/Sci-fi (Contains violence) In the far reaches of space, an American pilot named Peter Quill finds himself the object of a manhunt after stealing an orb coveted by the villainous Ronan. Fri 15 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm, Sat 16 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm, Sun 17 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm, Mon 18 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm, Tues 19 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm, Wed 20 Aug 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm
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Friday, August 15, 2014
New path on offer for school leavers
OPEN HOMES Sunday 17 August 2014 LEVIN
NEG 1 Norrie Street Starts Here
1.00-1.45pm
$149,000 1 Kowhai Street Affordable retirement
1.00-1.45pm
$149,000 45 Liverpool Street What a cutie
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$259,000 193 Tiro Tiro Road 3 bedroom family home
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$237,000 25 Hobson Street Great Buying
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$189,000 13a Kent Street Walk to the supermarket
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$279,000 87 Kawiu Road View for Miles
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$315,000 1 Dee Street Large + Location
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$379,000 155 Queen Street Park like Setting
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$130,000 Flat 5 16 Kent Street 3.00-3.30pm Virtually in town
OPEN HOMES Open Home Times: Sunday, 17rd August 2014 Foxton
OPEN HOMES 17th August 2014
11.30-1.00 4/91 Mako Mako Road, Levin Trackside Villas $225,000 12.15-12.45 646 Queen Street, Levin Brick 3brms modern kitchen & bathroom gge $170,000 12.30-1.00 144 Liverpool Street, Levin 3 Brm, great buying, low maintenance BEO $155,000 12.45-1.15 100 Winchester Street, Levin L/maint unit spacious o/plan living 2brms $176,000 1.00-1.30 14 Cambridge Street, Levin Modern o/plan 2 brm unit, i/a gge $149,000 1.00-1.30 29 Bledisloe Street, Levin 2 Brm, sep lounge, dble gge + c/port $145,000 1.00-1.30 20 Tawa Street, Levin Sunny, modern 2 brm townhouse $205,000 183 Bartholomew Rd, Levin 1.15-1.45 3 Brm brick, 2 single garages, location $310,000 1.15-1.45 10 Kilsby Place, Levin $554,000 3+ Brms, 2 living, i/a dble gge 1.30-2.00 14 Elizabeth Street, Levin Tidy 3brms mod kitchen gge + c/port decks $238,000 1.45-2.15 5 Oriel Place, Levin Levin 3 Brm character home, Fairfield School area $250,000 1.45-2.15 66 Meadowvale Drive, Levin 3 Brms, o/plan, great deck, dble i/a gge $185,000 2.00-2.30 198 Bartholomew Road, Levin 4 Brms, garage & carport, 2x decks $295,000 2.00-2.30 175 Cambridge Street, Levin 3 Brm villa, updated kitchen, fab deck $185,000 2.15-2.45 13 Lancaster Street, Levin Pristine presentation – so much to offer $298,000 2.30-3.00 1 Roslyn Road, Levin 3 Brm home + self-contained unit $289,000 2.30-3.00 50a Kennedy Drive, Levin 3 Brm, low maint + location $235,000 3.00-3.30 9 Glen Street, Levin Fab views spacious lounge games room+more $248,000
Rural
12.00-12.45 353 Arapaepae Road, Levin 4 Brms, 2 living areas, 2023m² section $239,000 1.00-2.00 68 Sorensons Road, Levin Large family home, huge garage, 4.4 acres $499,000 2.30-3.30 47 Joblins Road, Levin Immaculate home, park like grounds $452,000
Cnr Oxford & Queen Streets, Levin
Contact: (06) 367 9333
5 Jenks Street
$129,000
12:15pm 12:45pm
5 Thynne Street
$320,000
1:00pm
1:30pm
31 Herrington Street
$135,000
1:45pm
2:15pm
56 Norbiton Road
$199,000
2:30pm
3:00pm
19 Huntley Street
$239,000
3:15pm
3:45pm
242 Foxton Shannon Road $345,000
3:30pm
4:00pm
Helping Horowhenua secondary school students move into higher education or employment is the aim of a new collaborative between Horowhenua, Waiopehu, Manawatu and Otaki Colleges. The Horowhenua Vocational Pathways Network initiative will offer students the opportunity to complete unit standards across a range of trades courses and work locally, with input from local industries and education providers. Network chairperson, and retired Horowhenua College principal, Brenda Burns said students had been surveyed to determine industries of interest to them. “We know that 70 per cent of students nationally do not go on to University and we want to offer courses to those nontertiary students that better provide them with employable skills, because that's what industries want — employable people.” She said the locally-based trades academy-type programmes would be open to students from any of the four colleges. “[We want to] engage more senior students and raise NCEA Level 2 and Level 3 educational achievement rates for learners across the community and ensure students are better equipped for Level 4-plus training, study, or employment.” Each of the four colleges could offer unique pathways or programmes open to students from all colleges. The colleges have already engaged
with the construction, infrastructure, health, agriculture and industry sectors. Retail, hospitality and social care will also be focused on, with more sectors added as needs arise. Links have been made with the Social Sector Trial, Education Horowhenua, Horowhenua District Council's Community Wellbeing initiatives, the Horowhenua Trust, and the Economic Development Group. Voctional Pathways co-ordinator Anthea Hale said details of how the new Pathways programme would be integrated into the colleges is still to be arranged, but that it would offer students more choice alongside the current Trades Academy (where students attend an outside programme one day a week) and the GateWay programme (gaining experience in the workplace one day a week). “The general idea would be for students [in the Pathways programme] to complete a practical project and unit standards outside of the school environment, working possibly with local tradesmen and a tutor. “They would then return to school four days a weeks to complete other subjects including the integrated subjects. Further into the programme they could be picked up for work experience.” The Vocational Pathways Network will be facilitated by a leadership group of school principals and senior staff, tertiary providers, career advisors, as well as community, industry representatives and Council representatives. Specialist expertise will be called on as required.
Foxton Beach 92 Seabury Avenue
$129,000
12:15pm 12:45pm
1 Cousins Avenue
$354,000
2:15pm
2:45pm
5 Cousins Avenue
Enquiries over $320,000 2:45pm
3:15pm
Himatangi Beach 34 Hunia Terrace
$249,000
12:30pm 1:00pm
7 Hunia Terrace
$375,000
1:15pm
1:45pm
28 Ngatiawa Street
$168,000
1:15pm
1:45pm
46 Himatangi Street
$195,000
2:00pm
2:30pm
13 Hannan Street
$315,000
10:45am 11:15am
11 Montgomery Street
$217,000
12:00pm 12:30pm
Levin
21 Read Street
$169,000
12:15pm 12:45pm
17 Churchill Street
$368,000
1:00pm
1:30pm
21 Featherston Street
$255,000
1:00pm
1:30pm
88a Queenwood Road
$189,000
1:45pm
2:15pm
46 Parker Avenue
BEO $240,000
2:00pm
2:30pm
50 Trafalgar Street
$199,000
2:00pm
2:30pm
34 Princes Street
$242,000
2:00pm
2:30pm
73 Queenwood Road
RV $155,000
2:30pm
3:00pm
38 Perth Street
BEO $170,000
2:45pm
3:15pm
121 Bruce Road
BEO $389,000
3:00pm
3:30pm
22 Cornwall Street
$229,000
3:00pm
3:30pm
17 Charles Street
$239,000
3:00pm
3:30pm
5 Perth Street
Negotiation
3:30pm
4:00pm
Ohau 19 Grande View Terrace
$528,000
73 Grey Street
$92,000
11:30am 12:00pm
Shannon 12:00pm 12:30pm
Waitarere Beach 657 Waitarere Beach Road $255,000
1:00pm
1:30pm
18 Hydrabad Drive
1:00pm
1:30pm
$289,000
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CLOSE: Horowhenua U13 Girls rep squad (in red) lost 1-0 to a highly-charged Manawatu side.
Under-13 hockey side show spirit Horowhenua Hockey Under-13 Girls Representative Team are delighted with their efforts against the strong Manawatu team at a recent tournament. Horowhenua had a draw and then lost 1-0, with the representative players certainly being tested. This year’s under-13s team is being coached by Cherie Rasmussen. “This is the first game the girls have played together as a team at tournament level, they did well drawing nil-all against rivals Manawatu. Being early stages yet, the team are slowly building together and becoming more confident as a team,” she said. “Despite Manawatu dominating the second game, winning 1-nil, Horowhenua
started settling down, concentrating on their job, doing some nice passes and communicating well. “Our goalie Caitlin O’Sullivan is outstanding in goal, her determination and drive have been amazing and it truly shows on the field. She is a force to be reckoned with.” The team is made up from a variety of schools including Fairfield, Poroutawhao, Koputaroa, Ohau, Te Horo and Levin Intermediate coming from as far away as Foxton through to Te Horo. These girls have team training each Friday from 5.30pm to 7.45pm, and do team fitness running 5kms as a group on Monday afternoons. This is in addition to their school training and school games.
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Horowhenua Chronicle
Recipe No. 89
McCormick Flavour Shots Chilli Con Carne
Levin
Ingredients (Serves 4) 1 McCormick Chilli Con Carne Flavour Shot 500g Beef Mince 1 onion, diced 1 red capsicum, diced 400g can Pams Diced Tomatoes 140g Pams Tomato Paste 400g can Pams Red Kidney Beans, drained
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Method: 1. SPOON: Stir contents of Flavour Shot, then spoon into a large pre-heated frying pan with the mince, onion and capsicum, stir to coat and cook on a medium heat for 10 minutes. 2. SIZZLE: Add the diced tomatoes, tomato paste and red kidney beans. Simmer on a medium heat for a further 20 minutes. 3. SERVE: Season to taste. Also delicious served with guacamole and sour cream. Makes a great taco or burrito filling. OR: For an extra spicy kick try stirring in a pinch of dry Chilli Flakes before serving. TIPS: Try with diced beef steak as an alternative to mince. Cooking times will change for this method. MORE: Visit our website for more recipe ideas with our other NEW flavour shot variants.
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WHAT’S IN THE STARS FOR YOU NEXT WEEK? ARIES
FOXTON Cnr Main & Clyde Streets FOXTON Office 06 363 0022
Property Brokers Limited Licensed REAA 2008
Business for Sale!!
This is an auspicious time for love, matters of the heart and all things romantic and creative, waking you up to what you might be missing out on.
TAURUS
serendipitous moments.
A special alignment between Venus and Jupiter makes this an auspicious week for home and family matters, even if it’s a sense of what’s possible.
SCORPIO
Still in the early weeks of an expansive professional chapter an alignment between Venus and Jupiter provides clues to what’s possible.
GEMINI
With something special and important developing on the relationship front next month work to ensure the communication lines are open now.
SAGITTARIUS
An auspicious alignment in your sector of travel, adventure, learning and discovery reminds you that the world is now your oyster.
CANCER
An auspicious week for income matters is less about the money and more about a boost in confidence, entitlement and determination.
CAPRICORN
With luck and the money gods on your side find the confidence to put your hat in the ring and to take a more bold approach to making your own luck.
LEO
WEB ID FTC38041
EXPRESSIONS FOXTON 22 Main Street View By Appointment YES all of the above in one business ready for you to own and take to the next level. This business is situated in the heart of the Foxton CBD and is one of the busiest shops in town. Foot traffic abounds. This business has multiple agencies and boasts the only bank, Lotto, Post and Stationery Bookshop in Foxton along with a couple of small agencies that continue to Lynsey Vining provide a fantastic service to the local and tourist Mobile 027 450 7698 trade. To explore this opportunity take the time to call Office 06 363 0036 Lynsey and express your interest. Home 06 363 5596
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As your deepest desires align with a sense of what’s possible this brings a reminder that if you’re prepared to put in the effort, anything is possible.
AQUARIUS
VIRGO
As you reach an auspicious point of an auspicious new relationship year it’s your heart that needs to determine what you want from your relationships.
LIBRA
While this week brings some personal and relationship wakeup calls, it comes with support for a communication and/or relationship breakthrough.
A clash between personal reality checks and old relationship fantasies brings important wakeup calls, while making communication a priority.
PISCES
The laws of attraction and synchronicity are in effect this week, working to put you in the right place at the right time for some
LEVIN
1 Bristol Street Levin levin@propertybrokers.co.nz Office 06 366 0880
Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008
Seriously For Sale!
Looking for space and style?
OPEN HOME
WEB ID LU38272 NEGOTIATION LEVIN 5 Perth Street VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 3.30 - 4.00pm Now surplus to my vendors' requirements here is the perfect first step on the property ladder, or the beginning of an investment portfolio. With three good sized bedrooms and open plan living/dining (with wood burner) this is a lovely family 3 Mary Dacombe-Bird home. The section is fully fenced and well-planted. Mobile 029 573 5161 Presented in good condition there is still scope for you Office 06 366 0665 to add your own personality to this house and garden! Home 06 368 5776 1 mary@propertybrokers.co.nz RV is $128,000.
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WEB ID LU38369 LEVIN 34 Princes Street VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 2.00 - 2.30pm Well here it is! A fabulous family-sized home on Princes Street. Featuring a lovely new kitchen and dining area, restored timber doors and low maintenance brick construction. This home is tastefully decorated throughout. With three double bedrooms and one Mary Dacombe-Bird single bedroom there is room for everyone to have Mobile 029 573 5161 their own space. Ceiling and under-floor insulation and Office 06 366 0665 a heat pump mean you will be comfortable all Home 06 368 5776 mary@propertybrokers.co.nz year-round.
$242,000 4 1 1
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LEVIN
1 Bristol Street Levin levin@propertybrokers.co.nz 06 366 0880
Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008
Easy living
An Enviable Lifestyle
OPEN HOME
OPEN HOME
Affordable living
Wave that wand
$217,000 WEB ID LU38223 BEO $389,000 WEB ID LL37814 $145,000 WEB ID LU38147 $189,000 WEB ID LU38159 LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN 11 Montgomery Street 121 Bruce Road 16 Roosevelt Street 102 Queen Street West Built in the 1940's, this well constructed This 1.61ha property has so much to offer, This north-facing, standalone, two Without too much magic this property 3 3 2 3 single level home is close to town and especially to those who seek the good life bedroom 1950's weatherboard home is could be transformed once again into a lends its self to a family. Comprising 3 and a wholesome environment for their seriously for sale. Featuring a separate home fit for a prince or princess. bedrooms, 2 living areas, conservatory and children to grow up in; rural but so close to lounge and spacious kitchen/dining area This 1930's home, situated on a 1,247sqm 1 1 1 1 fully fenced back yard. The wood burner town. that has indoor/outdoor flow to a decked section, presents an opportunity to nest or radiates heat throughout. The main homestead of approximately area. invest. 152sqm was built in the 1920s. 1 1 1 VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 12.00 - 12.30pm View By Appointment View By Appointment VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 3.00 - 3.30pm
Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706
Oh to be loved again
Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Build or sub-divide
Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Your Forever Home
Calling all families
OPEN HOME $113,000 WEB ID LU37104 $345,000 WEB ID LU38215 LEVIN LEVIN 13 Lincoln Place Lots 1 and 2 183 Queen Street West Invest or nest in this two bedroom home Heaps of options here for this 11072sqm section (in 2 2 which is so handy to town. Built in the separate lots) of prime real estate. good old 1940's, constructed of Only a short distance to the centre of town with weatherboard with concrete tile roof, this beautiful bush areas and no covenants this is a 1 home has the bones and the spaces for fantastic deal. Build a home, then subdivide. those who enjoy DIY projects. View By Appointment
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Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Beauty at the Beach
Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706
Invest in your future!
$635,000 WEB ID LL38117 $357,000 WEB ID LU37787 LEVIN LEVIN 6 Arete Lane 17 Churchill Street These motivated vendors are focused This four bedroom home, with so much to 5 4 elsewhere, so there is a genuine offer, is located in the northeast sector of opportunity here to purchase, nestle and Levin and is awaiting that family that wish enjoy what this property and location have for space, warmth and location. Leave the 2 2 to offer. car at home as it is a short walk to the Don't delay, call us to make a time to view. township and close to good schools.
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Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Simply stunning
OPEN HOME
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Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773
Family friendly living
OPEN HOME
WEB ID LU36577 $200,000 WEB ID LL35507 $255,000 WEB ID LU37680 $212,000 WAITARERE BEACH MANAKAU WAITARERE BEACH 590 Waitarere Beach Road Lot 8 Honi Taipua Street 657 Waitarere Beach Road What a fantastic buy in Waitarere Beach! The only way to describe the views from this prime Don't miss out on this one! A fantastic 2 3 lifestyle block! Elevated enough to see the sea from Here is a 3 bedroom house sited on an chance to own your own holiday bach at 809sqm, fully fenced section, with great one of the potential building sites, the land slopes the ever popular Waitarere Beach. Sited on gently down towards the valley floor. At 8,058m2 tenants already in residence. There are two a huge section (approx1300sqm) this 2 1 1 there is room to build your dream home. garages - one garage/workshop and one bedroom beauty has just had a stunning high stud single for the boat. makeover - including a brand new View By Appointment bathroom. 2 View By Appointment VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 1.00 - 1.30pm Mary Dacombe-Bird 029 573 5161
VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 1.00 - 1.30pm
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Don't go past this home
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OPEN HOME
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Family lifestyle
BEO $170,000 WEB ID LU37531 LEVIN 38 Perth Street What a great place to raise your family, 3 handy to schools and amenities. This home has three very generous sized bedrooms, one downstairs and two upstairs, each 1 with heaps of storage. In the lounge a wood burner provides winter warmth.
VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 2.45 - 3.15pm
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Mary Dacombe-Bird 029 573 5161
Spacious family home
WEB ID LU38324 $289,000 WEB ID LU36923 $455,000 WEB ID LL36354 $229,000 WEB ID LU37725 BEO $240,000 LEVIN WAITARERE BEACH LEVIN LEVIN 46 Parker Avenue 145 Fairfield Road 26 Gordon Place 18 Hydrabad Drive Colourful, comfortable, solid and This three bedroom property is one your If you are looking for a special home then Within a 300 metre easy stroll to prime 3 3 3 3 exceptionally sunny. This Three bedroom family will love as it is only 1.5kms from look no further. The current owners have Waitarere Beach. This home is the perfect home has a large farm-style kitchen, Fairfield School and 3.5kms from town. It taken a lovely property and added some place to spend the summer or all year separate dining-room (or extra bedroom) has a three bay garage with a high stud, a fantastic touches turning it into a beautiful round. Featuring two covered outdoor 1 1 1 1 and the lounge has lovely plaster ceilings. three bay utility shed with roller doors and family home featuring three bedrooms, a living areas, where you can entertain family An ideal family home. a carport. bath, shower and separate toilet. and friends. There is a double and single garage 1 3 3 1 VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 2.00 - 2.30pm View By Appointment VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 1.00 - 1.30pm
Clive Williams 027 240 9265
Clive Williams 027 240 9265
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LEVIN
1 Bristol Street Levin levin@propertybrokers.co.nz 06 366 0880
Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008
WOW Check this out!
$189,000
LEVIN 88a Queenwood Road
WEB ID LU38192
A trendy low maintenance three bedroom home tucked away down on a private back section in north-east location. With brand new kitchen, bathroom, carpet and curtains - this is a must to view. The grounds are small and manageable with a north facing deck for summer enjoyment. Perfect for a couple. Available now - just move in and enjoy. VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 1.45 - 2.15pm
Debby Turner
OPEN HOME
Mobile 021 617 482 Office 06 366 0663 Home 06 368 9400 debby@propertybrokers.co.nz
Do-upper, great location
3 1
$169,000
LEVIN 21 Read Street
WEB ID LU37947
This three bedroom property has huge potential; bring your paintbrush, your family and friends and give her a facelift! Built from low maintenance materials the house features a big north facing lounge, insulated ceiling, heat pump and double garaging. The property is fully fenced - great for a young family or pets - and is close to North School and within walking distance to town. VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 12.15 - 12.45pm
3 Debby Turner
OPEN HOME
Mobile 021 617 482 Office 06 366 0663 Home 06 368 9400 debby@propertybrokers.co.nz
Want offer, want sold
Two of the same
1 2
RV $225,000
SHANNON 44 Grey Street
WEB ID LU37928
Gorgeous family home in Shannon. Peaceful and a joy to come home to. Three bedrooms and stylishly remodelled kitchen and bathroom (spa bath included). Warm and cosy throughout as the lounge is heated by a wood burner and a heat transfer system connects to all 3 double rooms. Spacious decking on the both north and south help to provide good indoor/outdoor flow and catch the sun. VIEW By Appointment
3 Michael Utting
Mobile 021 675 721 Office 06 366 0881 Home 06 368 3372 michaelu@propertybrokers.co.nz
Great Opportunity
NEW LISTING
WEB ID LU38337 LEVIN 7-9 Mahoe Street View By Appointment Here is an opportunity to start off your Investment portfolio. These two duplex properties are seriously for sale. Each property (being 2 units), has three bedrooms, Murray Doreen bathroom, separate toilet, laundry, kitchen, open plan Mobile 027 490 4773 Office 06 366 0662 dining/lounge with heatpump. Home 06 367 3556 Each of the duplex buildings are situated on approx. murrayandmargrit@propertybrokers.co.nz 1000m2 fenced sections with garaging. Plenty of space for the children and their pets. In walking distance to Margrit Searle primary schools and college. Mobile 027 455 7706 Three of the dwellings are currently tenanted, there is Office 06 366 0661 currently interest in the fourth. margrit@propertybrokers.co.nz
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$195,000
3 1 1
1 2
Desirable living
OPEN HOME WEB ID LU38310 $315,000 WEB ID LU37743 $169,000 LEVIN LEVIN 23 Read Street 13 Hannan Street With great street appeal, three bedrooms, Featuring beautifully polished rimu floors, 3 4 double garaging with games it comprises a big kitchen/dining area that room/sleep-out and a big back yard for flows into a huge lounge with beautiful entertaining this really is a great carrera ceilings. 1 2 opportunity to buy in sought-after Read If you have entertaining in mind the Street. excellent indoor/outdoor flow. There is so much potential here - don't 1 2 VIEW Sunday 17 Aug 10.45 - 11.15am miss out. View By Appointment Michael Utting 021 675 721
Michael Utting 021 675 721
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Sale-goers brave wintry weather By
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There were a few bargains at the Levin Saleyards on Tuesday morning for those brave enough to face the worst weather winter has dealt the area so far this year. “With spring right on our doorstep all livestock breeds and age of store stock is eagerly soughtafter at auction,” Elders agent David Haworth said. Prices realised for cows with calves at foot ranged from $900 to top price of the day being $1,300. 2 Yr Steers Angus and Angus X went under the hammer for $2.65/kg at 440kg to 500kg. Friesian Hereford Steers came in at $2.50kg, traditionally ahead of 2 Yr old Heifers which were going for $2.30kg at 380kg to 400kg. Yearling steers were up to $3kg at 250kg, yearling heifers at $2.80kg and yearling bulls for $2.65kg. Fresian bull bobby calves eased while beef breeds were selling for up to $200. ■ Information courtesy of David Haworth, Elders
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After some challenging years, there are strong signs of improved results for many in the red meat sector. This is a reflection of the hard work of everyone — from farmers through to processors and exporters. Overseas prices for New Zealand manufacturing beef are now 28 per cent higher than 12 months ago, and farm gate prices for lamb are 13 per cent higher than a year ago. The meat and wool sectors make up 21 per cent of total primary sector export revenue. The export value of $8 billion for this year ending 30 June 2014 is a
record, which is a fantastic result. This is expected to keep increasing, and reach $9.4 billion by 2018. Opening up new markets is going to be very important in maintaining this progress and helping farmers. New Zealand has a busy trade agenda, with current negotiations including Korea, India, the Middle East and the Trans Pacific Partnership which includes the US and Japan. Trade with China has been a massive success with two-way trade between our countries now worth $20 billion a year. Recently 13 new meat premises were approved for export to
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orowhenua weather has been kind so far to farmers but this week’s cold snap has slowed feed growth and, with lambing and calving in progress, farmers need to be vigilant watching for any signs of metabolic changes in stock. Sleepy sickness and milk fever are the most common metabolic diseases that affect cattle, sheep and goats around calving and lambing time. While prevention is always better than cure, it is important to recognise signs and seek treatment immediately.
Sleepy sickness in sheep and goats
Ewes and does, particularly if carrying twins or triplets, can develop sleepy sickness from a sudden restriction or shortage of feed in the last two months of pregnancy, inadequate shelter, or concurrent problems like previous liver damage from facial eczema. It is usually a pre-birthing problem but can occur after birth.
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Prevention: ■ Avoid sudden changes in feed levels and undernutrition. ■ Provide plenty of good quality feed for pregnant ewes, especially in late pregnancy and avoid sudden changes in diet. ■ Take care when yarding animals for shearing or other reasons; have them yarded for as little time as possible so that ewes can get back to grazing fast. ■ Reduce stocking rates during pregnancy, like moving rams, lambs or dry stock off the property. ■ Consider getting ewes scanned to detect which are carrying multiple lambs; these can then be preferentially fed. ■ Prevent liver damage from facial eczema by using zinc bullets in summer during the risk period. Clinical signs: ■ Early in the disease the affected animal separates herself from the flock and appears depressed. ■ Appetite is lost and the animal often lags behind when the flock is shifted. ■ As the disease progresses she may appear blind, may wander aimlessly and show little response to the presence of a human or dog. ■ Occasionally nervous twitching of the ears and eyes and around the muzzle may be noticed. ■ If left untreated she will become recumbent, stargaze and eventually become comatose and die. At this stage kidney failure often develops and even with treatment, death may be inevitable. Treatment: ■ Early treatment is essential for survival. Metabolic changes become irreversible towards the later stages of the disease. ■ In early stages oral treatment with Ketol may be sufficient to raise blood glucose levels. In more severe cases animals may require an intravenous injection with Dextrose, other IV fluids and/or a B12 injection, given by the vet. ■ Plenty of easily accessible feed and water should be offered and grazing should be encouraged. ■ A caesarian section can be performed to remove the lambs or kids from the uterus and thus reduce the metabolic drain on the ewe during pregnancy. ■ Continued Page15
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Watch for the warning signs ■ From Page14
Milk fever in cattle
Milk fever, or hypocalcaemia, is caused by low blood calcium levels and occurs commonly around the time of calving due to sudden demand for calcium at the time of calving. The small pools of readily available calcium are depleted quickly. Homeostatic mechanisms kick in to source more calcium from bone stores and feed, if they fail, blood calcium levels drop below the threshold and milk fever occurs. It is rare in heifers and occurs mainly in high-producing dairy cattle, however cases have been seen in beef animals as well. Prevention: ■ Feed low calcium feeds precalving, this increases the active uptake of calcium from the gut and increases storage of calcium in the body. ■ Feed hay to increase saliva production increasing Calcium uptake. ■ Supplement cows with magnesium (Causmag on pasture or feed or Mag sulphate in the troughs). ■ Increase energy density of feed precalving by adding maize or grain, but avoid sudden changes. ■ Dose cows with calcium orally on the
day of calving and the next few days, products like Calol or Over the Moon are suitable. Clinical signs: ■ Stage 1: mild excitement, inappetance, wobbliness, constipation. ■ Stage 2: depression, sternal recumbency often with an S-shaped kink in the neck and the head around at the flanks, dry muzzle and cold extremities, low temperature, the stomach stops working and bloats, uterine inertia (if calving at the time, the uterus goes floppy and can't push the calf out). ■ Stage 3: lying on her side, loss of consciousness, severe bloat, uterine prolapse and death. Milk fever progresses very rapidly and needs veterinary intervention immediately for any chance of survival. Treatment: ■ Intravenous calcium is needed in stage 2 and 3 cases, this often results in a fast improvement in the cow’s condition. ■ Oral calcium and calcium under the skin can then be continued for a few days. Beware giving intravenous calcium as it needs to be given slowly, the heart rate must be monitored as overdosing can cause cardiac arrhythmias and death.
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KEEPING IT GREEN Another Green Drinks this week! It is on today at Levin Cobb & Co at 5pm. Last month's meeting with Nelson Lebo drew a good crowd. Organiser Sandra Eckert would like to get numbers up and invite another speaker. Please contact Sandra if you know of an interesting speaker, or could be one yourself! Thanks. Green Drinks is an informal get-together held in 692 countries around the world. “People interested in the environmental field come together to share ideas, meet each other and make contacts,” Sandra said. “If you have something you want to dispose of in a green manner, or are able to offer recycling or reusing of something you might find the right outlets at Green Drinks.” In 2012 Sandra visited a Green Drinks meeting in the United States. She believed there was a need for it in `Clean Green' New Zealand and called the inaugural meeting in Levin in November that year.
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“There's no agenda or theme, there's no commitment required and everyone is invited,” Sandra said. “Anyone, including kids, students, retirees, government and business employees, are welcome.” Local businesses as well as individuals have
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Living on the Land A great time to sell lifestyles Spring is traditionally the best time to market lifestyle properties. With lambs and calves in the paddocks and rows of daffodils, properties often look their very best. If you are considering selling your property here’s a few hints how to get the best possible appraisal. Take time to catch up with any maintenance around your property. A simple thing like spending time in the garden and mowing the lawns gives a great first impression. Window ledges with peeling paint, lifting floor vinyl, handles missing off doors, drawers and cupboards are easily sorted and make a huge difference. Making sure everything is clean, tidy and uncluttered can add hundreds, sometimes thousands, to your market price. With the announcement Transmission Gully is to go ahead, Horowhenua is in the enviable position of enticing a new influx of buyers from Wellington and the Kapiti Coast. According to media reports, there will be upwards of 8000 people being employed on this project, many will be looking for homes in the area. Horowhenua will become more attractive to commuters. Lifestyle properties are becoming very desirable to those who are moving from the city. ■ Property Brokers offer appraisals at no charge. Call for an appointment.
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Move to Horowhenua a winner By FRANKIE WEBB Small blocks, as they were called, were traditionally marketed to townies wanting space for the kids to have a pony or to retired farmers. Times have changed. Lifestyle blocks outnumber large farming blocks, creating rural urban communities offering the best of both worlds. Shayne and Vivien Douglas came to live in Horowhenua, bringing their Nui-Inu Alaskan Malamute stud after relocating from Australia. The area lends itself well to what they do, the location allows them to continue working in town and also have room to carry on breeding and training their champion dogs. Nui-Inu has the distinction of producing the country’s first New Zealand Grand Champion Alaskan Malamute. NZ Grand Champion Skartik Nne Nasa Crkafat (Imp Aus) has since died but Vivien and Shayne believe they have another Grand Champion on the way. After what has been a bittersweet year, their
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Employment Vacancies
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As a Community Work Supervisor you will oversee and manage up to 10 offenders serving community work sentences on meaningful projects at schools, reserves, community groups, Marae and churches - whatever the community needs.
Employment Vacancies PART-TIME PRACTICE NURSE POSITION OTAKI MEDICAL CENTRE
HOROWHENUA COLLEGE SERVICES ACADEMY
ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR – PART TIME
The Services Academy provides an opportunity for students to push individual boundaries and find new physical and mental limits. It encourages team work, discipline and competitiveness, and develops skills that will increase self-esteem and motivation using a military model. We are seeking an active person who will step into the role of Assistant to the Director. The successful applicant will have: ! A high level of physical fitness ! Team building skills ! Leadership capabilities A Services background is preferred and outdoor qualifications and previous experience working with youth would be an advantage. The job description is available from the college website www.horowhenua.school.nz or by phoning 06 368 6159 ext 703.
The work is varied; the hours are on a casual basis and could be during the week or at weekend. A full driver licence is essential. If you are a positive role model with a firm-but-fair management style and you can motivate and work with a variety of people in a variety of situations, then apply now. We will give you the training and support you need to become part of our team working to make communities safer. This is a powerful career choice; making change that matters to individuals, their families and their communities. For further information and to apply for the position visit our website www.corrections.govt.nz. All applications must be submitted online via our recruitment system.
Applications close 4pm, 27 August 2014. Please forward CV, covering letter and a completed job application form to: The Principal, Horowhenua College, P O Box 544, Levin or email ksearle@horowhenua.school.nz
Vacancy Number CSLNR4624 Applications close Monday, 25 August 2014 www.corrections.govt.nz/careers
The Otaki Medical Centre requires an experienced practice nurse to join our team. The nurse will be required to perform immunisations and cervical screening so current skills in either or both of these areas are essential. The Otaki Medical Centre is a busy, forward thinking practice and is looking for someone that can work in an environment that can be challenging. It is envisaged that the days of work will be Thursday and Friday 9am – 5.30pm. If you think this position would suit you please contact:
Sharon McKeon, Nurse Manager by email at sharonm@otakimedical.co.nz or phone the Otaki Medical Centre on 06 364 8555 Applications close Friday August 22nd 2014.
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We invite our local Churches to be included in this classified feature to be published on the 3rd Friday of each month. This is a great opportunity to let our community know what is happening at the different churches in our region. Contact Debra Brown on 366 0251 or email: debra.brown@chronicle.co.nz
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Notice of Meeting
A meeting of the Wellington Conservation Board will be held at the Department of Conservation, Masterton Office, 220 South Road, Masterton on Friday, 22 August 2014, commencing at 10.00am. Members of the public are welcome to attend and raise matters or concerns relating to conservation in the Public Forum from 12.30 - 1.00pm. For further information, please contact Jillian Earle, Board Support Officer on 06 350 6220 or jearle@doc.govt.nz Anne Lawrence Chairperson
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PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER THE FIRST SCHEDULE OF THE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ACT 1991 1. Proposed Plan Variation 1: Miscellaneous Matters (including Land Rezoning) and Update and Alignment of Greenbelt Residential Zone. 2. Proposed Plan Variation 2: Hill Country Landscape Domain Boundary Review. 3. Proposed Plan Variation 3: Rural Subdivision Design Guide Review. Notice is hereby given that the Horowhenua District Council has adopted three Proposed Plan Variations for public notification. Submissions are now open. Proposed Plan Variation 1: Miscellaneous Matters (including Land Rezoning) and Update and Alignment of Greenbelt Residential Zone. Proposed Plan Variation 1 involves a range of minor and specific amendments to Horowhenua District Plan maps and text. The purpose of the Plan Variation is to improve the clarity and consistency of the District Plan and correct known anomalies. Several sites are proposed to be rezoned as part of these amendments. Proposed Plan Variation 1 includes amendments to the following parts of the District Plan: • Chapter 18: Greenbelt Residential Zone • Chapter 19: Rural Zone • Chapter 21: Vehicle Access, Parking, Loading and Roading • Chapter 26: Definitions • Schedule 8: Structure Plans • Planning Maps: 12-15A, 26, 28, 28A and 36 Proposed Plan Variation 2: Hill Country Landscape Domain Boundary Review. Proposed Plan Variation 2 involves revising the western boundary of the Hill Country Landscape Domain to ensure that the area included in this landscape domain better aligns with its landscape characteristics. Some new land areas are proposed to be included in the Hill Country Landscape Domain. Proposed Plan Variation 2 would involve changes to the following parts of the District Plan: • Planning Maps: 38 and 39 Proposed Plan Variation 3: Rural Subdivision Design Guide Review. Proposed Plan Variation 3 involves amendments to the Rural Subdivision Design Guide to improve the guidance and extend the focus of the Design Guide to include land use development within Outstanding Natural Landscapes and landscape domains with high amenity value. Updated references to the Design Guide within the District Plan are part of the proposed amendments. Proposed Plan Variation 3 would involve changes to the following parts of the District Plan: • Chapter 3: Natural Features and Values • Chapter 19: Rural Zone • Chapter 25: Assessment Criteria • Schedule 6: Rural Subdivision Design Guide Copies of the above Proposed Plan Variations 1-3 are available for inspection between 15 August 2014 and 15 September 2014 Horowhenua District Council service centres at: The Proposed Plan Variation documents can also be viewed and downloaded from the Council website, www.horowhenua.govt.nz/variations Submission forms can be obtained from the above locations, or from the Council website. Any person may make a submission/s on these Proposed Plan Variations and may do so by sending a written or typed submission to: Planning Department Horowhenua District Council Private Bag 4002, Levin 5540 Or, email it to: districtplan@horowhenua.govt.nz. Submissions must be received by 4.00pm 15 September 2014. The submission must be in Form 5 of the Resource Management (Forms, Fees and Procedure) Regulations 2003 or similar, and must state whether or not you wish to be heard on your submission. The process for public participation in the consideration of the Proposed Plan Variation under the Resource Management Act as follows: • After the closing date for submissions, the Council will prepare a summary of the submissions and this must be publicly notified; and • There will be an opportunity to make further submissions in support or opposition to the submissions already made; and • If a person making a submission asks to be heard in support of their submission, a hearing must be held; and • The Council will give its decision on the Proposed Plan Variation (including its reasons for accepting or rejecting submissions); and • Any person who has made a submission has the right to appeal the decision on the Proposed Plan Variation to the Environment Court. David Clapperton - Chief Executive Officer 15 August 2014
Horowhenua District Council Ph. 06 366 0999 (24 hours) Fax. 06 366 0983 Private Bag 4002, Levin 5540 126 Oxford Street, Levin 5510 Website www.horowhenua.govt.nz enquiries@horowhenua.govt.nz
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WOODMASS - HAYES Wayne and Jodi Woodmass and Joe and Tyrill Winiata are proud to announce the engagement of Letitia Woodmass to Sam Hayes, son of Donald and Fleur Hayes.
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CAMERON, Cecil Wilford. Harvey Bowler Funerals Levin & Otaki Of Levin. Peacefully FDANZ on August 13, 2014, at Locally Owned Summerset by the Ranges, aged 92 years. Dearly loved husband of Doreen for 69 years. Acknowledgements Loved father and father-in-law of Cheryl McIVOR, Cameron and Gary Frances (Peg). Tennant, Dale and The McIvor family Graham Ellis. Loved wish to extend our grandfather of Cam thanks to everyone Feast and Melanie who cared and McKendry, Linc and supported our beloved Anna Feast, Jess Feast mother. Thanks to Dr and Rob Appierdo, Van Der Vyver and all Dean and Michelle the staff at The Ellis, Kelly and Masonic. Messages c/Michael Larsson. 59 McLeavey Road, Loved great Levin. grandfather of Storm, Jamie, Isabella, Eli, Giotto, Mia, Paige, Kyan, Talia and Jason, Lee, Josie and loved great great grandfather of Karley and Jacob. Friends are invited to attend a celebration of Cecil’s life at Harvey’s Chapel, 284 Oxford Street, Levin, on Saturday August 16, at 11:.00am, followed by private cremation at Horowhenua Crematorium, Levin. Messages C/Apartment 74, Summerset by the Ranges, 102 Liverpool Street, Levin 5510. Harvey Bowler Funerals Levin and Otaki FDANZ Locally owned
JEFFRIES, John Pierre. Suddenly, but peacefully on August 13, 2014, at Palmerston North Hospital. Dearly loved husband of Eileen. Dearly loved father and father-inlaw of Marie and Barry, David, Shaun and Barbara. Special Grandad of Samuel, Hannah, and Libby Jeffries, AJ and Bronwyn Davey. Great Grandad of Caleb Jeffries. Will be sadly missed by his extended families. A donation to St John Ambulance would be greatly appreciated and may be left at the service. A service for John will be held at the Salvation Army Community and Worship Centre on Monday, August 18, at 2:00pm followed by private cremation. Messages to Jeffries family c/- 284 Oxford Street, Levin 5510. Harvey Bowler Funerals Levin and Otaki FDANZ Locally owned
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PERROTT, SEARS, Ronald Frank. Patricia Joy. Peacefully on August Vicki, Tony, David 14, 2014, at Millvale and families would House, Levin. A very like to thank everyone much loved brother of who sent flowers, Carol, Gerald, cards and food and all Noeline, Ken, and of those who attended Dennis. Special thanks the funeral for Mum to the staff of Millvale and Nana. The family House for their appreciate all the excellent care given. support shown. A service for Ron will Please accept this as a be held at Harvey’s personal Chapel, 284 Oxford acknowledgement. Street, Levin, on Tuesday August 19, at 2:00pm, followed by private cremation.
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• Trumpet cemetery vases are available in Gold, Black, Silver and Bronze to match writing on headstone.
Here when you need us... LEVIN OTAKI SHANNON Phone: 06 368 2954
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Remember your loved one this
Daffodil Day by placing a ‘SPECIAL MESSAGE’ in our classifieds section of the Horowhenua Chronicle. These tributes will be placed in our community newspaper on Friday 29th August, 2014 to coincide with this year’s Daffodil Day. Here is a sample of what your message will look like and you have 30 words approximately available for $23 (incl. gst). All bookings must be in to our office no later than Wednesday 27th August at 4pm. Come in and speak to Pam or Heather and they will be able to help you with this.
If you have any queries please phone 366 0252
With love we remember
Anne Smith
who passed away peacefully on August 23, 2010. It's been four years but we still wish you were here with us. Love always Matt and family
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LEVIN GOLF ROUNDUP Levin Golf Club results: Monday Kapiti Vets at Levin: Ron Chatters 43 , Richard Lysaught and Rob Ashby 41 , Peter Torry 40. Twos: Rob Ashb, Les McCabe, Peter Milne, Brian Newton and Ross Pointon. Kearns Cup: Peter Clarke 40, John Quayle, Darren Puketapu and John Jeffries 39, Tony Gibson 38.Twos Peter Clarke, Noel Craddock and John Jeffries. Thursday Late Starters: Alistair Finn 1up, John Saulbrey 1 down, Rod Batchelar, Bruce Smith and Ali Upston 2 down. Sui Tofa had the only two. Friday Ladies Open Day with 104 in the field. Sponsored by Placemakers Paraparaumu. Lesley Radovanovich, Karen Earle, Mary Smith and Annette Waugh from Feilding 43. Deb Hendricksen and Milinda Wheeler from Pongaroa 42, Ralda Adams Levin and Jan Moyle Kapiti, Karina MacDonald, Janice Hesp, Judith Walton and Nan Sterne 40, Charmaine Fluker, Jill McConway (Otaki), Rosie Preist, Selina Whiley 39. Saturday Early Starters: Warren Goyne 37, Owen Bonis 36, Gilbert Falaoa 35, Mike Tate, Eric Smith and Paul Butson 34. Eric Smith had a two at the 2nd.
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TYLER Hodge, number one and captain of the Manawatu/ Wanganui team that beat Wellington, making a speech on behalf of the winning side. Saturday Ladies four ball best ball: Lorraine Smith and Rosie Priest 39, Judith Walton, Sue Stalples Diane Dunlop and Jenny Shiel 37 . Late Starters: Ali Upston 66 nett. Ernie Leslie 67, Alan Kearns, Kieran Corkill, Sui Tofa and Ray Grout 71. Twos: Alan Kearns, Rod Harrison, Kieran Corkill, Bruce Smith and Brian Wicker. Sunday’s Manawatu/Wanganui versus Wellington match. Mananawatu-Wanganui beat Wellington for the first time in quite a while. 36-28. So confident were
Wellington, they did not bother to bring the trophy. The senior result was 12 matches all, Masters 7 and a half to 4 and a half. Juniors 6 and a half to 5 and a half. Girls won 10-6. Brydie and Tyler Hodge won all their matches while other members of the club represented ManawatuWanganui this day were Kim Ballentyne, Rueben Tomane and Shay Mellis. Haupia Puha from Wellington had an albatross on the par 5 4th hole. He knocked his second in from 193 meters out. Coming events: The Atkinson Trophy is on this Sunday August 17, 11 am start please register around 10-30 am. This is a mixed Canadian foursome. Saturday August 30, from 10 am on a progressive draw is the Superloft Cup. This is a team of three two men one lady. Play your own ball. $6 entry fee includes prizes and twos. The club are looking for about 10 more beds to billet the last of the players in the U17 National Eagles tournament. This is for two nights only, September 29 and 30. If you are able to help please let Marty Hodge know. Telephone after 5pm 368-2885.
NINE-HOLE COMPETITION Central Districts Nine Hole Golf Club’s seventh roundrobin competition for the year was held in fine conditions at the Feilding Golf Course on Monday August, 11. Nine clubs from around the region were represented by 55 players. Ladies’ results (Nett): Division 1: Pauline Boyle (Tawhero) 36, 1, Judy Crawford (Manawatu) 36, 2, Barbara Smith (Manawatu) 38, 3. Division 2: Liz Waller
(Feilding) 32, 1, Leslie TerryThomas (Feilding) 37, 2, Colleen Fraser (Manawatu) 38, 3. Men’s results (Nett). Division 1: Darryl Greeks (Tawhero) 33, 1, Darryl Warren (Feilding) 35 , 2, Peter Yortt (Marton) 36, 3. Division 2: Tom Atkinson (Feilding) 30, 1, Jamie Brittan (Feilding) 36, 2, Don McDonald (Manawatu) 37, 3. Best Gross results: Ladies:
Heather Haswell (Feilding) 50. Men: Murray Crawford (Manawatu) 44. There was a 2 achieved for this competition by Lucy Montgomery (Levin). The Leslie Cup was won by Feilding with an average nett of 33.8. The next roundrobin will be held at the Belmont Golf course in Wanganui on Monday September 8.
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Young bowler joins Levin club Horowhenua College student TeNawe Hooper-Whiti took up lawn bowls six years ago at the Shannon club after years of watching his dad play. Hooper-Whiti joined the Levin Bowls Club this year to gain more playing experience. One day he would like to represent his country in the sport. “I really enjoy the game. I don’t analyse it, I just do it,” he said. Levin Bowls Club tournament controller Neville Turnbull said Hooper-Whiti had the potential to go far in the game. The weekend of August 9-10 saw the inaugural Invitational Gala at the Levin Bowling Club. Top players from the club and invited players from Wanganui, Palmerston North, Waipawa. Hastings and Wellington as well as other clubs in the KapitiHorowhenua centre combined with junior players from Levin Bowling club to contest this triples event. Luckily, the weather played its part and a very successful event took place. The tournament sponsors Cobb and Co ensured all players received a bottle of wine and the
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BOWLER TeNawe Hooper-Whiti, 17, taking part in his first tournament for Levin Bowls Club. winners of the various sections also won cash prizes. The competition was so successful, that all look forward to next year's event.
GOLF RESULTS Foxton Golf Club results from Saturday August 9: Overall winner: Anthony IltonMaher 63. Group 1: Todd McGuigan 71, Doug tatana 71, Ray Toy 71, Darren Cootes 71. Group 2: Tim Brandon 66, Elliot
Olson 67, John Davis 70, Murray Wan 70 ■ The results of the Buckley Net Haggle. Tom Ratama 65, Joe Winiata 69, Danny Waerea 71, Dave Hubbard 72, John McKenzie 72, Penny Metcalf 73.
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