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Chance to gain skills By

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One of the biggest hurdles facing Horowhenua employers is the lack of skilled labour. This issue was highlighted by the Horowhenua Economic Development Board during their recent strategy planning sessions. Addressing the problem is one of the key elements to the district’s growth strategy, identifying training opportunities and making them work for both unemployed young people and the community at large. Ten young people from Horowhenua are hoping to gain valuable work experience after being selected for a Youth Skills Initiative developed by Work and Income New Zealand and Focus Labour Solutions. The group, who headed off to Blenheim this week, will spend four months learning about the viticulture industry that could to lead to a permanent job in Horowhenua. The scheme has the backing of Horowhenua Mayor Brendan Duffy and Marlborough Mayor Alastair Sowman, both passionate about initiatives that aim to see their young people succeed. “It will be great to see

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these young people return to Horowhenua and bring their skills back to work in our local seasonal areas,” Mr Duffy said. Work and Income’s Central Regional Commissioner Penny Rounthwaite said sustainable employment in the viticulture industry could be very challenging for young people. “Lack of transport, accommodation and budgeting issues are big challenges and it takes time and training to develop skills

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required to earn at higher levels of income. This initiative is great because it provides a total support package, life skills and work skills,” she said. Craig Mill, of Focus Labour Solutions, is excited about the chance to support young people from his home region of Horowhenua. The company is a significant employer in the Marlborough viticulture sector. “We can see a win-win outcome from making an investment in the

development of young people,” he said. The youth initiative is one of a number of ways Work and Income is supporting the development of the local skill base. Other initiatives currently underway to help upskill local people include a civil construction training programme, focused on roading, and a Training For Work programme with the Horowhenua Learning Centre, to develop general construction, welding and rigging skills.

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ARMISTICE DAY To mark Armistice Day, which this year falls on a Tuesday, November 11, Horowhenua District Council is to conduct a short Commemorative Service at Levin Cenotaph. The service will commence at 10.58am. After the observance of two minutes silence at 11am, the remainder of the programme will follow. The public are invited to attend and join with Council, the RSA and military representatives in this commemoration and to lay wreaths and poppies where appropriate.

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Abuse reporting

When New Zealand signed up for the United Nations Convention on Paramountcy of the Child we stood apart from the clause that required mandatory reporting of suspected child abuse. The UN Convention clearly reasoned that, if the safety of children was the paramount concern, then it followed that mandatory reporting was essential to the plan for child protection. The logistical and professional concerns that led to New Zealand deleting the mandatory reporting clause are adult concerns and are capable of resolution by the professionals concerned; whereas infants, having no selfdetermination, rely entirely on adults for care and protection. If the safety of children is held to be paramount then mandatory reporting is essential to the process. Eminent child psychologist, the late Dr Dorothea Wraith, worked with the victims of child abuse and from her vast experience she argued for re-introduction of the District Nurse concept, where nurses with life experience would have right of access to check vulnerable children and could also offer parenting advice. Dr Wraith also claimed that the welfare agencies had failed in their responsibilities and that child protection should transfer to the health authority. Given the ideological and misguided approach by CYFS — placing family/kinship and cultural concerns ahead of infant/child welfare — then Dr Wraith’s proposals need to be seriously recendisdered. JOHN BRADLEY Trustee (Wraith Trust), Foxton

Bridge views

It would appear that we are to get an opportunity to share our views on the proposed upgrading or replacement of the Whirokino Trestle and Manawatu River Bridge just south of Foxton. Hopefully many will express their opinion and the NZTA will actually listen and pay attention to the comments of the local population. It is also hoped that there will be meaningful cooperation between the NZTA, HDC and Horizons Regional Council because here is a wonderful opportunity to solve two problems at the same time. For forty odd years the good folk of Foxton have been trying to get the Foxton Loop re-opened and various government officials and departments appear to have paid lip service to the fact that something needs to be done. Now we have an ideal opportunity: the new bridge is going to need many cubic metres of fill to build the ramps up to the bridge. What better place, from where to get this fill, is the adjacent land [owned by Horizons] where the requested canal needs to be put, thereby opening the Foxton Loop? With this simple common sense solution, the canal can be excavated and the fill from the canal needs only to be carted a few meters to the ramp and the NZTA do not need to truck in many loads of fill from other areas. Could this be a win-win situation? JOHN GIRLING Foxton

There are two reasons why interest rates are low for term deposit investors and why they are likely to remain low.

The second reason is that the banks were offering higher rates while they built up locally sourced funds to meet their regulatory obligations. They have done this now and therefore are not seeking deposits quite as aggressively. Term deposit rates could even decrease. This means those depending on term deposits for income are in for a lean time as term deposit rates are likely to remain low for the foreseeable future. What can you do? You could draw the income and also eat into your funds but there are alternatives to term deposits that offer greater liquidity, can offer better returns, and are more diversified. And they can provide you a regular income. However there may be increased risk so give me a call to talk about your options. Bernard Long is an Authorised Financial Adviser with AdviceFirst. The views and opinions expressed in this article are intended to be of a general nature and do not constitute a personalised financial or other advice for an individual client. Before taking any action, you should always seek personalised financial advice that takes into account your particular financial situation or goals from a financial adviser. A disclosure statement is available, on request and free of charge.

Employers are a sensitive lot, aren't they? So Nick Gibson of Bananalama Landscaping Ltd sees the comments I have made as an “attack” rather than a contribution. I think his vitriolic response to my contribution to the debate is doing rather more to prove my concerns about the employment strategy being developed rather than dispel them. In fact, I've been waiting for the call saying I clearly have a lot to offer and would I like a job helping to develop the strategy. Not surprisingly it hasn't come because a tunnel vision approach is preferred. I don't think there is anything negative or untoward in making the statement that a successful employment strategy needs to take more than the considerations of employers into account. For example, I am sure their would be many mothers who would like part-time work but how many employers are able to think out of the box in terms of providing these opportunities? What about Maori economic development? Less of the traditional employment approach and more of the innovative is what's required in the 21st Century but, judging by Mr Gibson's response, hell is more likely to freeze over first. People want a future not just a job and unless an employment strategy addresses this fundamental fact then the district will not grow. VERONICA HARROD Waikawa Beach

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Low Term Deposit Rates

Firstly, one of the drivers of rates is the Official Cash Rate (“OCR”) which is set and reviewed by the Reserve Bank. Last week The Reserve Bank kept the OCR at 3.5% and said it would remain on hold for an unspecified period of “assessment”. This is because they feel inflation will remain low. Some economists are saying the OCR will not increase till 2016 if at all.

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The Horowhenua Chronicle welcomes readers letters. Emailed letters are preferred sent to news@chronicle.co.nz, if posted to PO Box 547 Levin. letters should be typed, double spaced, clear handwritten letters will be accepted. Letters should not exceed 200 to 250 words. Hand written and emailed letters must have the senders name, address and a contact phone number. However, where specifically requested and at the editors discretion ‘name and address supplied’ can be used in publishing. Letters to the editor express the views of the writer, not those of the Horowhenua Chronicle, staff or APN media. The editor reserves the right to edit, amend or reject any letter without explanation. Complaint process: Horowhenua Chronicle is subject to NZ Press Council procedures. Complaints are to be first directed in writing to peter.franklin@chronicle.co.nz. If unsatisfied, the complaint may be referred to the Press Council, P O Box 10-879, The Terrace, Wellington 6143 or email (info@presscouncil.org.nz. Further detail and an online complaints form are available at www.presscouncil.org.nz.

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PINK RULES: It was a Pink day for staff at Horowhenua Vets on Friday, as they did a big push to raise money for breast cancer. Everyone got in on the fundraising theme with a touch of pink, whether it was a pink hair-do or flashy pink bra and tutu. The pink theme was not only entertaining for customers but a timely reminder that breast cancer is still one of the major issues faced by women of all ages, and, surprisingly, affecting men as well. While the official fundraising week is over, staff are committed to carry on their fundraising effort for another week, so don't be shy, pop in to Horowhenua Vets and donate what you can.

MAJOR JUNIOR TALENT ON SHOW By TANYA WOOD If it’s systematic, hydromatic, then it could be greased lightning. Poroutawhao School was in 50s rock’n’roll mode this week, performing the hit musical Grease, a version especially adapted for children. Invited community groups, including preschools and retirement homes, and families, were treated to the well-known songs and some energetic dance routines during the hour-long show, as the T-Birds and Pink Ladies hung out at Ed’s Diner discussing what they planned to do at the school prom. Director and Year 1 teacher Fiona Mitchell said the cast had worked extremely hard to nail the 12 songs, and dance routines, in just over a month. “We were incredibly lucky to have Levin dancer John Manville choreograph the boys’ routines. The boys loved it and really got into it. It was a fantastic performance on the night, they’re all superstars as far as I’m concerned.” The school performed two matinees and one evening show on Tuesday at the Poroutawhao Hall. Ms Mitchell said all the shows were well received by the audiences and the children were still hyped up, singing the songs the next day.

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Respect for volunteer St John and firefighters has always been high from Foxton businessman Kevin Gunther, but his feelings for those who unselfishly dedicate their time to the community has taken a giant leap recently. Mr Gunther’s mother had a massive heart attack while collecting her mail last week. A neighbour saw her fall, rang 111 and went to her aid, applying CPR until emergency services arrived. Volunteer firefighters and ambulance staff worked tirelessly for 20 minutes, trying to resuscitate Mrs Gunther, unfortunately their efforts

Cancer awareness month

November is Lung Cancer Awareness month. Lung Cancer is the greatest cause of cancer death in New Zealand. There is a stigma attached to lung cancer being caused by smoking but 20 per cent of women who get lung cancer have never smoked. MidCentral region is developing a Map of Medicine High Suspicion of Lung Cancer pathway for referral from GP to hospital and to develop a public awareness campaign focusing on seeking help for symptoms at an earlier stage. Lung cancer causes no symptoms 25 per cent of the time, if you are over 50 years old with a history of smoking you are more at risk so should have a check even without symptoms.

Protecting young women

In the wake of the police decision not to prosecute those implicated in the Roastbusters investigation, the Mental Health Foundation (MHF) believes now is the time for all New Zealanders to consider how we can best protect the wellbeing of our young women. According to Rape Prevention Education New Zealand, in New Zealand up to one in three girls will be subject to an unwanted sexual experience by the age of 16. People who experience sexual violence will often experience depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder. The MHF supports initiatives to educate young people about the issue of consent. With 90 per cent of sexual violence committed by someone known to the survivor, young people must be educated about respectful and safe sexual relationships.

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NZ Art Show 2015 is calling for entries. The NZ Art Show is an annual event, established in 2004 and formerly named the Affordable Art Show, held at the TSB Bank Arena in Wellington from June 19-21, 2015. The show promotes a diverse range of art. It proudly champions the concept of all New Zealanders expressing themselves by owning original New Zealand artwork from new and emerging artists alongside more established artists. All art is available for purchase with the average price at $580. In 2015 two awards will be offered to help assist artists further their art-making to the next level, as well as four awards of $2500 each, open to students studying visual arts at the diploma or degree level. A total of $13,500 is on offer. For more information and entries go to www.artshow.co.nz .

PINK PRETTIES: The Pink Ladies rehearse one of their songs ahead of Tuesday’s performance to invited groups and families. From left, top: Kadia Easton, Tamryn Cooney; bottom: Kalani Fogden, Courtney Fitzgibbon, Emma Haigh (absent Jemma Dowd).

Volunteer services community’s mainstay By PETER FRANKLIN

NEWS IN BRIEF

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TALENT: The T-Birds dance up a storm at Ed’s Diner during dress rehearsals for Poroutawhao Schools’ production of Grease.

were not successful. “I was just blown away at the huge effort that they all (the neighbour, St John, fire service and police) made to save her,” Mr Gunther said. “It is only when you have a personal tragedy that you actually realise just how dedicated these people are.” He said small towns like Foxton would be in deep trouble without volunteer groups and neighbours who care. “It really would be a sad day if we did not have them.” Mr Gunther is urging the community to support volunteers emergency services in anyway they can. “As far as I’m concerned these people are the backbone of our community and they have my sincere thanks,” he said.

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Friday, November 7, 2014

BLUE BEAT

Detective work leads to arrest with GRAEME JARVIS Community Constable Police officers derive a great deal of satisfaction from an enquiry that ends in the arrest of a suspect. One such enquiry last week produced this satisfactory result. Some readers will be aware that I made several appeals over the winter months to householders in the north western corner of town to be vigilant, as there appeared to be a person, or persons, committing burglaries in the area on a regular basis. Detectives working on the case had a prime suspect and had been working for many months putting together the evidence required to catch the offender. Finally, on Friday afternoon, detectives executed a search warrant at a local address and arrested a 45-year-old Levin man.

A search of the suspect's home revealed a large cache of property, believed to have been stolen from homes close to where he lived, including a large screen television and household electrical items such as computers, food and confectionary. The man appeared in court on Friday charged with three offences and was remanded in custody to appear in the Levin District Court this week. Police are opposing bail as more charges are likely.

Police staff will now have many days of work ahead of them to find owners for all the items. Anyone who has been the victim of a burglary in the area will be contacted by police staff in due course. While the alleged offender may be in custody, please don't become complacent with home security. This alleged offender is just one of many people out there, many of whom are opportunists, likely to take advantage of lax security around the home, such as a window left open or unlocked. A simple and easy precaution is to keep all doors and windows, including garages and sheds, locked. Remember to also lock away children's toys, bicycles and scooters, and any loose garden implements that could be used by offenders to gain entry into your home.

NATIONAL ORAL HEALTH DAY Christmas ahead, for everyone to check they are taking good care of their teeth and gums. A healthy mouth is important for overall health and

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EACH year hundreds of people cruise the district fascinated by the huge effort some home owners go to at Christmas, decorating their homes in a brilliant display of lights that bring a huge smile from young and old alike. Judy and Roland Timpson of Lancaster Street really take up the Christmas theme, will you? Register your house on the Christmas Lights Trail now. The trail thrills hundreds of children and adults every year so if you are decorating your home with Christmas lights, let us know where you are. Email your address to news@chronicle.co.nz (subject Christmas lights). The complete list will be printed in the Horowhenua Chronicle in December. So get working, get the lights up and let us know where you are.

Police seek witnesses to crash Police are calling for witnesses to the fatal crash that happened on State Highway 1, at the southern entrance to Levin, on Monday at about 5pm. The accident involved a Red 1991 Daihatsu Charade driven by Ellen Deam Davey, 41, of

Palmerston North, who died at the scene. The two passengers in the vehicle remain in Palmerston North Hospital in a stable condition. Investigations into the cause of the crash are continuing. Police would like to hear from anyone who saw the 1991 Daihatsu Charade

travelling northbound on State Highway 1 at approximately 5pm or prior to this. Anyone who attended the scene and was not spoken to by police at the time are asked to make contact with Senior Constable Finn or phone (06) 366-0500.

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MOREFM breakfast host Dave Key was kicked out of his seat again last Friday, not that he minded. This time it was 13-year-old Levin Intermediate student Nikita Liverton who was the McDonalds guest DJ. While on air she told Dave and the breakfast audience about her love of horses and all baby animals. Nikita is in Room 5 and enjoys literacy, cooking and science. Her favourite song is All About That Bass by Meghan Trainor.

Manawatu College Senior Prize Giving: Manawatu College Hall, 1pm. Guest speaker: Mr Robin Hapi. Parents, caregivers and friends of the College welcome to attend. Foxton Tourist & Development Association (FTDA) After 5pmish: Get a firsthand look behind the scenes at the The Dutch Oven, 5pm-ish onwards, Dutch Oven, Main Street, Foxton. $5 entry, BYO, finger food and raffle. TOMORROW Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement protest rally: Stand up against pressure from the big corporate lobbies in pharma, mining, tobacco, Hollywood, Fonterra and fight back against a Government agreement that could let foreign investors challenge NZ laws, make medicines more expensive, and much more. 11am, Te Takere, 10 Bath St, Levin. Tuesday November 11Armistice Day Observance, 10.58am. Levin Cenotaph, Cambridge St. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13Waitarere Beach Fishing Club meeting: Prospective members welcome. Scout Hall, Waitarere Beach Domain, 7pm. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14 Levin Folk Music Club Night: Guest performance by Ruahine Rangers, 7.30pm, Horowhenua Scottish Society Hall, cnr Bartholomew Rd and Middlesex St, Levin. Entry $8 (members $5), children $3. WEDNESDAY NOV 19 - THURSDAY NOV 20 Free family/whanau carer’s course: Are you caring for a young person/adult with a disability? Would you like some clarity within the disability sector? To be eligible you must be caring for someone with a disability in an unpaid role, excluding ‘family funded care’. Levin RSA Community Club, 32 Bristol St, Levin, 9.30am – 2.30pm. Free morning tea, and lunch provided. Reimbursement for mileage (if more than 30km travelling), childcare reimbursement available. To register contact Tina Lincoln at samstl@xtra.co.nz or ph 0508 726-769/ 022 651-3287. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21 Parkinson’s NZ Kapiti/Horowhenua: Joint client and carer group, 10.30am, St Marys Church, cnr Cambridge/Manchester Streets, Levin. Contact Lynnn McLachlan for more info (06) 362-6487. SATURDAY NOV 22 - TUESDAY NOV 25 Horowhenua Young Artist Exhibition: A rare opportunity to see NCEA entries from Horowhenua College art students. Vote for the People’s Choice Award. Horowhenua Art Society, 119 Bath St, Levin, 10am – 4pm. Contact: Sarah Morton, 027 479 1848. More information at www.horowhenuaarts.com. EACH MONDAY Meditation Monday Drop in Class: Suitable all levels, including beginners. Thompson House, 4 Kent Street, Levin 6.30 – 8pm. No need to book. Suggested donation $12 or affordable contribution. See www.meditateinpalmerstonnorth.org for class times. Horowhenua Art Society Drawing Class: Horowhenua Art Society, 119 Bath St, Levin, 10.10am 12.30pm. Info at www.horowhenuaarts.com. SECOND MONDAY OF MONTH Levin Arthritis Support Group: Welcomes all people suffering from any of the many forms of arthritis, and carers, 1.30pm Hudson Room, Levin Cosmopolitan Club, Oxford Street, Levin. Info call Yvonne on 368-5068. Horowhenua Philatelic Society: Welcomes anyone interested in Stamp Collecting. Red Cross Rooms,

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(M) 103mins Comedy/Drama (Contains sex scenes, offensive language & drug use) When their father passes away, four grown siblings are forced to return to their childhood home and live under the same roof together for a week, along with their over-sharing mother and an assortment of spouses, exes and might-have-beens.

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Queen St, Levin, 7.30pm. Contact Michael 368-5085. EACH TUESDAY Justice of The Peace service desk at Te Takere: Free service every Tuesday 11.30am - 1.30pm. Horowhenua Art Society Drawing Class: Horowhenua Art Society, 119 Bath St, Levin, 12.30pm - 2.30pm or 6pm 8.30pm. Info at www.horowhenuaarts.com. SECOND TUESDAY OF MONTH

(M) 169mins Adventure/Mystery/Sci-ﬁ (Contains offensive language) A group of explorers make use of a newly discovered wormhole to surpass the limitations on human space travel and conquer the vast distances involved in an interstellar voyage.

Fri 1pm 4.30pm 8pm, Sat 1pm 4.30pm 8pm, Sun 10.30am 2pm 6.20pm, Mon 1pm 4.30pm 8pm, Tues 1pm 4.30pm 8pm Wed 10.30am 2pm 8.20pm

(G) 84 mins Animation/Adventure/Comedy When Dusty learns that his engine is damaged and he may never race again, he joins a forest fire and rescue unit to be trained as a firefighter. Snow.

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(PG) 93 mins NZ Documentary/Family/Music (Contains offensive language) You’re never too old to go on the journey of a lifetime! A wonderfully warm and energetic Kiwi adventure. Hip Hop-eration follows a troupe of courageous, yet cheeky, Waiheke senior citizens on an extraordinary quest to perform at the World Hip Hop Championships in Las Vegas.

7th Day Adventist Church Op Shop: Prices are negotiable. Open 9am-1pm, 50-52 Cambridge Street, Levin. Enquiries 368 5877. EACH WEDNESDAY

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Fri 10.20am 12.50pm, Sat 12.50pm, Sun 10.20am, Mon 10.20am 12.50pm, Tues 10.20am 12.50pm, Wed 10.20am

U.K. gay activists work to help miners during their lengthy strike of the National Union of Mineworkers in the summer of 1984. “Like BILLY ELLIOT and THE FULL MONTY, PRIDE will make you cheer!”

Watties Cans Film Festival *** One Special Screening for a can of food donation***

Fri 10.10am 12.40pm 8.10pm, Sat 10.10am 12.40pm 6pm, Sun 10.10am 12.40pm 6pm, Mon 10.10am 12.40pm 6pm, Tues 10.10am 12.40pm 6pm, Wed (Bring baby Too - 10.10am) 12.40pm 6pm

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(M) 120 mins Comedy/Drama/History (Contains offensive language, sexual references & drug use)

Horowhenua Art Society Life Drawing Class: Horowhenua Art Society, 119 Bath St, Levin, 7pm 9pm. $60 for six week courses. Info at www.horowhenuaarts.com THIRD FRIDAY OF MONTH

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Sing Out Community Choir: Savage Club, Parker Avenue, Levin (at Liverpool St, end of Parker Ave), 2pm. No auditions. $5 waged/$3 Gold Card. Contact 022 187 7002. SECOND SATURDAY OF MONTH

Ohau Market: 9am - 1pm, Muhunoa West Rd, just off SH1, 4kms south of Levin. Info contact Bev Hamilton ph 368-6986. FIRST AND THIRD SUNDAY MONTH St John’s historic Parish Church: Ohau. 11am. All most welcome. SECOND SUNDAY OF MONTH Levin Variety Country Music Club: Levin RSA, 1pm. $3 entry includes afternoon tea. Phone Win 0274 742-603. THIRD SUNDAY OF MONTH Opportunity Knocks Music Club: Savage Club Hall, Parker Ave, 1pm to 4.30pm. $3 admission.

(M) 101 mins Action/Adventure/Comedy (Contains medium level violence)

Wed 6pm – Cans can be exchanged for tickets Now

Horowhenua Greypower: Levin Senior Citizens Hall, 1.30pm, cnr Cambridge/Manchester St, Levin. FIRST, THIRD AND FIFTH SATURDAY

Horowhenua Savage Club night: From 7.30pm, Savage Club Hall, 28 Parker Ave, Levin. Admission $3. Info phone Grahame Robertson 368-0059. THIRD SATURDAY OF MONTH

(R16) 114 mins Crime/Drama/Mystery (Contains violence, sexual violence & offensive language) Private investigator Matthew Scudder is hired by a drug kingpin to ﬁnd out who kidnapped and murdered his wife. Starring Liam Neeson.

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Foxton Probus Club: Foxton RSA, Easton St, starting 10am. For fellowship, friendship and fun. Info contact Dave Hardmen 363-8020. EACH TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

Probus Club of Levin (mixed membership): Cosmopolitan Club Levin, at 9.45am. Visitors and new members always welcome. The Horowhenua Sugarcraft Guild: Visitors $5 for the evening. 7pm, Thompson House, 4 Kent St, Levin. Info phone Sue 367-9124 or Doreen, 368-3379, evenings please. EACH THURSDAY

A WALK AMONG THE TOMBSTONES

Fri 6pm, Sat 5.50pm, Sun 5.50pm, Mon 5.50pm, Tues 5.50pm, Wed 5.50pm

The Fresh Water Anglers Club: Guest speakers, regular organised trips and much more. 7.30pm, Thompson House, Kent St. Info contact John Davenport 363-6050. THIRD TUESDAY OF MONTH

STOP SMOKING free programme: Te Takere, 10 Bath St, Levin, 5.30pm-6.30pm. To register, call Peter on 022 614 6703. THIRD WEDNESDAY OF MONTH

Fri 3.30pm 5.50pm, Sat 3.30pm 8.20pm, Sun 3.30pm 8.20pm, Mon 3.30pm 8.20pm, Tues 3.30pm 8.20pm, Wed 3.30pm 8.10pm

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THE DEAD LANDS

(R16) 107mins Action/NZ/Te Reo Maori (English sub-titles) (Contains graphic violence) After his tribe is slaughtered through an act of treachery, Hongi, a Maori chieftain’s teenage son, must avenge his father’s murder in order to bring peace and honor to the souls of his loved ones.

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Katniss Everdeen is in District 13 after she shatters the games forever. Under the leadership of President Coin and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss spreads her wings as she ﬁghts to save Peeta and a nation moved by her courage.

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Cross Hills Garden Country Fair Kimbolton Saturday 15th November. Stalls - Music Food - Gardens depart 7.30 Paraparaumu, Otaki Levin. Over 140 high quality gift stalls, grab a delicious lunch and coffee and stroll through our 18 acre garden bursting with flowering rhododendrons and azaleas. Cross Hills Garden Plant Centre will also be open. Lots to keep the children entertained in the children’s playground and our Camellia maze. Great family day out! This is the biggest Garden Country Fair in New Zealand Cost from Wellington $80, Plimmerton $70, Paraparaumu Beach, Waikanae $60, Otaki, Levin, Foxton $50. Toast Martinborough, Sunday 16th Nov. Wine & Food Festival Celebration of outstanding wines, fabulous food and great music set within a charming village atmosphere. Depart 9am return 6.30pm Levin Otaki $65 Waikanae, Paraparaumu Wellington $40 for coach. Arrange your own ticket at Ticketek We are taking booking now. Marton Market Day Saturday 22 November, 9:00am–3:00pm. Marton Market day is on again, the street comes to life with stalls, entertainment, and bargains galore. Some of the finest arts and crafts, produce and food of the region to be enjoyed on the day. Depart: 8am Paraparaumu Beach, 8.15am Waikanae 8.30am Otaki 8.45am Levin, 9.15am Foxton Arrive 10am Marton Depart 2:00pm to Foxton (afternoon Tea) Arrive 4:30pm Paraparaumu Beach. Cost of Trip includes Coach & afternoon Tea Paraparaumu Beach, Waikanae $50, Otaki, Levin, Foxton $40. Christmas Wellington Trip, Wednesday 10 Dec 2014. Dowse Museum, Cable Car Lookout, Shelly Bay,( Lunch Chocolate Fish Café) 1 Hour for Lunch then Scenic Coastal Drive around the Bays to Wellington, North City Porirua, Palmers Garden Centre Plimmerton (Afternoon tea) Depart: 7:45am Levin, Otaki Depart : 8:30am Waikanae, Depart : 8:45am Paraparaumu Beach, Depart : 9:00am Paraparaumu Arrive: 10:00am Lower Hutt (Dowse Museum Morning Tea) Cost of Trip includes Coach & afternoon tea, Levin Otaki $65, Waikanae Paraparaumu $45 Lunch & morning afternoon tea at own expense Wings over Wairarapa, Masterton 17th January 2015. Take the Family & Have a Picnic Day. Experience 100 years of Aviation at Wings Over Wairarapa in 2015. 2015’s 9th air show will showcase some of the world’s rarest vintage aircraft from WWI and WWII, alongside stunning displays of contemporary aircraft and the future of aviation. Wings Over Wairarapa rivals any show for display content and reputation, and is now a significant event on the Australasian aviation events calendar. Depart: 7:00am Levin, 7:15am Otaki, 7:30am Waikanae, 7:45am Paraparaumu Beach, Arrive 10:00am Masterton, Depart 4:00pm Masterton, Cost per person includes, Coach & Entry Levin, Otaki $90, Paraparaumu $85. Martinborough Fair Sat - Feb 7th - March 7th 2015. Coaches From Wellington - Kapiti Levin - Palmerston. Make up your own group or just bring yourself. A trip to the Martinborough Fair. This fantastic day out offers 450 market stalls, crafts, food, music and entertainment. Levin, Otaki $65, Waikanae, Paraparaumu Beach $35, Wellington, Plimmerton, Upper Hutt $35. Cost includes Coach, afternoon tea.

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FROM THE BEEHIVE

Community spirit alive and well with NATHAN GUY Otaki MP As MP for Otaki I get to attend many local events and I'm always blown away by how many people help others in our community. On Saturday night it was timely recognition for our local fire brigade services, with the Horowhenua Volunteer Rural Fire Honours and the Foxton Brigades Annual Awards being held. These volunteers turn out day and night and help keep our community safe. Tendertips asparagus pack house, between Levin and Foxton on SH1, held an

excellent fundraising event that transformed the packhouse into a cafe´ and art gallery. All door sales proceeds and 10 per cent of the art sold is being donated to the Arohanui Hospice, which help fund cancer nurses in Horowhenua. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this event. The Keep Waikanae Beautiful Group has recently

presented both the Friends of the Waikanae River and the Waimea Lagoon and Waikanae Beach Restoration Group with certificates of appreciation. These groups have been rewarded for the hard work they both do for conservation restoration. Protecting and enhancing the river, lagoon and sand dunes means we can all enjoy these special areas. Thanks to these groups and others like Friends of the Otaki River for their tireless voluntary work that they are so passionate about. The Kapiti College KOSCARS awards were

recently held at the college, which provides an opportunity for our promising young filmmakers to receive recognition for their efforts. I’m told the calibre of performances was of a very high quality and I would like to congratulate all of the students who won awards. Congratulations to the Kapiti Gospel Choir, made up of about 40 members, which received a runner-up arts award at the Wellington Community Airport Awards. Well done. There is so much happening in our region that makes me very proud. Well done everyone.

Time for cleanup Annette Haley is proud of her garden and spends many happy hours keeping it looking nice. She is also a keen member of Keep Levin Beautiful, which is urging people, not only in Levin but throughout the district, to help make the area look its best. During the week the group has been promoting ‘pride in your community’, asking people to have a tidy-up around their own garden and frontage, and offer to help neighbours with their cleanup. Ms Haley is a firm believer that if the streets look good it has a flow-on effect. “It shows people we have pride in where we live,” she said. It does not have to take long to do a cleanup, she said. “The best part is, a clean and proud town generally has happy people and that is a good thing.” So be happy and be proud to live in Horowhenua.

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Our Project Manager has been out and about meeting with local organisations and agencies over the past month, to get feedback on potential activities in the Horowhenua for early intervention youth alcohol and drug (AoD) programmes. One idea was workforce development, alongside activities that engage whanau and youth leadership development. We are now exploring opportunities to support the implementation of activities in 2015 that will add value to the collective community’s great work in this area. Last month, I mentioned that Shirlene Taylor (Youth Coordinator at Life to the Max) was stepping down from the Wellington Regional Youth Worker Trust. This role needs a replacement to ensure that Horowhenua is represented and Shirlene is still looking for a youth worker to take on the role. If you would like more information about the Wellington Regional Youth Worker Trust or to find out more about what the role involves, please contact Shirlene on (06) 368-8005 or email shirlene.taylor@lttm.org.nz The Activating Youth Fund (AYF) is still available and open to youths aged between 12 to 18 within the Horowhenua district. The fund aims to help individuals in their chosen sport or activity where young people and their families are facing financial barriers to access those activities. Assistance is provided in a variety of ways, including sports equipment, such as sneakers or sport fees, and fees to pay for school camps or cultural activities. Applications are assessed for eligibility at the end of each month. If you would like to apply for funding and get an application, or have questions regarding eligibility, call into Life to the Max or email admin@lttm.org.nz

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LEVIN’S Swazi Apparel was shut on Friday, as staff had the day off to celebrate the company’s 20th year in business. The Swazi Apparel brand has captured the respect of outdoor enthusiasts worldwide over the years. It’s motto ‘The World’s Most Durable Apparel’ is proving true as hunters, explorers and rescue workers test it on a daily basis in some of the most severe conditions. However, Friday was all about celebrating the Swazi family, the people behind the brand and the commitment to remain a true New Zealand company.

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Acknowledging much hard work with GRANT CONGDON Principal Our Year 11 to 13 students are about to embark on their NCEA exams. What a student has learnt over a year of study in a subject is tested in a three-hour exam. The result they get is an indication of what they have learnt as well as a reflection of the attitude they have shown towards learning. All students are looking for success – to be successful in their learning and to gain a qualification. When you look at students who are successful, they have one thing in common – they work hard. This is a choice they have made, they have chosen to work hard because they know

there is no easy road to success. A willingness to work hard will set a student up to succeed, and when a student succeeds in one aspect of their lives it often flows over into other things they do. Recently the Manawatu Secondary School Sports Awards recognised the top sporting achievements of secondary students from our region. This was a finals evening, meaning students had to reach a certain level of sporting

achievement to be included in the event. It was a great pleasure to watch our students from Horowhenua College take the stage and for the audience to hear of their sporting achievements. Again, the one common thing between all of these students is they have all worked hard for their success. Congratulations to: - Renee Bacon – canoe polo and athletics. - Brydie Hodge – golf. - Xsavier Taiaroa – inline hockey. - Morgan Searle – taekwon do. - Te Nawe Whiti – Taekwon do. - Canoe polo senior girls team. As well as recognising their achievements, Brydie Hodge, Xsavier Taiaroa, Morgan Searle

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HOROWHENUA College students shone at the Manawatu Secondary School Sports Awards that recognises top sporting achievements in the region. From left: Brydie Hodge (golf), Xsavier Taiaroa (inline hockey), Te Nawe Whiti (taekwon do), Renee Bacon (canoe polo and athletics) and Morgan Searle (taekwon do). and Te Nawe Whiti were named the top performers for their sport in the Manawatu region. This is a fantastic achievement.

Congratulations to all our students on their success, and well done for putting in the hard work to achieve it.

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Garden trail to take students a long way By TANYA WOOD A garden trail fundraiser to help a class of Waiopehu College students travel to the Land of the Rising Sun is attracting interest from people from as far as Taranaki and Wellington. Nine Horowhenua properties will open their gates for the ‘Glimpse Beyond the Gate – Garden Meander’ to help 13 Japanese language students raise an estimated $58,500 in total, for a 19-day exchange visit to Japan in March next year. The Year 10 students have been busy promoting the November 23 event, with posters, flyers and emails to garden clubs and other organisations in and outside the district. The students will be collecting tickets at the gates and helping serve refreshments at two of the properties. Student Leah Praat has visited all nine gardens with mum Gaelene, a teacher at the college and the main driver behind the fundraiser. “The gardens are really beautiful,” said Leah. “I’ve seen some really cool ideas that I would never have thought of being in a garden.” Mrs Praat said it wasn’t easy selecting the final nine properties. “There were so many people offering and so many amazing gardens to choose from,” she said. “We have very generous hosts who are keen to share their love of gardening and support our students to get to Japan.” Levin Garden Club members helped Mrs Praat whittle down the selection, ensuring a wide variety of gardening styles and innovation, including small urban and large rural gardens, native bush, formal and cottage styles, and a selfsustaining organic garden. Three of the properties have never been part of a tour before. Pauline Leary is opening up her small urban garden in Levin and hoping it will inspire anyone looking to downsize. “You don’t need a huge space. I have a

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WAIOPEHU College students, from left, Jared Brown, Leah Praat and Tessa Paulin are hoping their garden trail fundraiser this month will boost funds for their Japanese exchange trip next year. garden that I love looking at, is full of colour, and also functional where I can grow a few veges and have barbecues.”

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MEMBERS of the Levin Swimming Club who competed at the annual Paul Kent Memorial Spring Carnival held last month at Levin Aquatic Centre. By PETER FRANKLIN October was another big month for Levin Swimming Club members, with the club hosting the annual Paul Kent Memorial Spring Carnival. The carnival, held at the Levin Aquatic Centre, saw 31 of the club’s swimmers competing plus a total of 90 swimmers representing clubs from Wellington, Palmerston North, Feilding and Wanganui. Levin Club spokeswoman

Lesley Parkin said local swimmers ranged in age from 7 to 16 years, and achieved 69 personal best times out of a total of 120 individual swims. Club member Georgia Kerins, 14, made two division II age group qualifying times. Mrs Parkin said they also saw a good effort from the newer swimmers Tuawhio Porima, 10, Keisha Jones, 9, Talia Sievers, 7, Natalia Kingi, 12, and Katie Dean, 12. Six club members headed

south the following week on October 19 to Wellington, to compete in the Long Course Swim Zone meet at the Regional Aquatic Centre. Jimi Aungiers, 14, swam a 200m individual medley division II qualifying time and Caitlin Huria, 13, gained a 50m Backstroke National Age Group (NAG) time. The next day a team of 13 swimmers travelled to Dannevirke for the local club’s spring meet. Caitlin Huria put

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another NAG time on the board, this time in the 100m backstroke. Mrs Parkin said a special mention should go to Hayley Duggan, 12, and Hana Kerins, 9, for their efforts and personal best times in the pool. The club’s success is again due to the support from local businesses and organisations, said Mrs Parkin, and the great co-operation from the Levin Aquatic Centre staff in hosting a successful spring carnival.

BOWLS RESULTS Central Bowling Club: Central Bowling Club's Tuesday Monthly Triples was played in fine but windy conditions with 24 teams taking part. In 1st place was R. Stewart, P. Bovey and B. Court with 4 wins and 26 ends, 2nd was D. Walker, A. Malone and D. Madden with 4 wins and 25 ends, 3rd was R. Cotter, B. Coe and R. Evans (a first year bowler) with 4 wins and 24 ends, in 4th place was G. Wylie, J. Mears and B. Richardson with 4 wins and 23 ends.RSA Bowls Club: The Monday triples this week became a tough ask, with bowlers combating strong winds and only the top bowlers surviving to win through to the prizes, sponsored by the Bank of New Zealand. 1. Lorraine Willers, Ray Lovejoy, Carol Seal – 4 wins, 20 ends, 42 points. 2. Heather Pratt, Shirley Viggars, Scotty Nicholas – 4 wins, 19 ends, 39 points. 3. Gary Burns, John Graumans, Barry Richardson – 3 wins, 20 ends, 48 points. The club will be very busy this month so please be aware of teams on the board and support your sponsors. Club support teams for November 13, Levin Ladies: A. Keith Cameron, John Gray, Jean McAleese. B. Billy McAleese, John Blackwell, Heather Corbett.

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wireless internet. 100m from the inviting waters of Ngunguru estuary. Features include easy access to beach and holiday activities; walk along the waterfront to local store, food & coffee; off-street parking. Free continental breakfast.

Ngati Toa Kapiti Tours has been providing a transport and tourism experience to the iconic Kapiti Island since 1995. Our boat Te Aihe is a safe and reliable vessel that comfortably provides a scenic trip across the Kapiti Island Marine Reserve to Kapiti Island. Stepping foot on the island is like stepping back in time. You can breathe in the fresh sea air and hear the sounds of the native birds that thrive in abundance. Our experienced guides provide a historical overview the Maori occupation of the island, the trade hub it once was and also the ﬂora and fauna that we now see. The following native birds can be found on Kapiti Island Kiwi, Weka, Kokako, Tieke, Hihi, Takahe, Kereru, Kakariki, Piwakawaka, Tui & Korimako

For your peaceful Fo ful break br k in Feildin Feilding visit our self-contained two bedroom cottage. View our website to see more details, and to make a booking. Bob and Jenny your hosts look forward to welcoming you. Ph: (06) 323 1182 • Mob: 021 331 449 Email: cottage@minffordd.co.nz 153 Halcombe Road, RD5, Feilding

www.minffordd.co.nz

Nau mai, Haere mai

• • • • • • • •

Family camp located in the township on the main road 1 block back from Waimarama Beach and 800mm from the boat ramp Tent and caravan sites, powered and non-powered Small communal kitchen, 2 fridge/freezers, microwave and gas hobs Separate male/female showers, access facility shower, toilets Laundry with coin operated washing machine and dryer Covered barbecue area with barbecues, tables and sink units No pets

Tranquil rural setting located 5 minutes from Feilding and Manﬁeld Park. Cosy 2 bedroom cottage with everything for your comfort: 1 bedroom with queen size bed, the other with 2 twin beds; SKY TV, broadband, sunny deck with barbeque, guest parking. Continental breakfast included. Fielding (winner of New Zealand’s most beautiful town award for 14 years), has many cafes, shops and popular Farmers’ market on Fridays. Plenty of parking for cars and trailers. Weekly rates available on request.

Lovingly restored, right in the heart of Auckland. Good old fashioned hospitality. The Goodbye Pork Pie house an inner City Haven, where wee will take special care of yyou

BOOOK YOUUR

Come and visit the honey bees. Taste the delicious honey they make. Indulge in the beauty products in gifts. Learn about how important honey bees are.

7 Parliament Street Auckland CBD Phone: 0800 155 463 Email: braemar@aucklandbedandbreakfast.com www.aucklandbedandbreakfast.com

66 Arataki Road, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay T. 06 877 7300 www.aratakihoneyhb.co.nz FREE ENTRY AND TASTINGS

BRAEMAR ON PARLIAMENT STREET

Elegant Braemar on Parliament Street is unique, the only Victorian townhouse in the Auckland CBD still a family home. The Auckland CBD location means cinemas, theatres, cafés, restaurants and

beautiful parks are just a short walk away. Close to Auckland University and Vector Arena. Full breakfast, Wireless broadband, Sky TV, Parking, Pets onsite. Qualmark Enviro Silver.

Go in the draw to

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1 SOLO ACTIVITY RIDE at Mokai Gravity Canyon in Taihape.

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This year, get ready! Whether its car trips, plane travel or close-to-home day trips plan ahead and look forward to a great time together. A smooth, stress-free vacation begins well before the trip. On these pages are a great variety of accommodation and activity ideas for you to explore this Summer!

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Just 20 steps onto the beach - great ﬁshing is right outside. Experience golf, ﬁshing, quad biking, beach walks and much, much more - and we even welcome your pets a holiday with us too.

www.gravitycanyon.co.nz 332 Mokai Road, Taihape

MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE

$20 $17 1/2 Price Free

Discover more about honey, meet the bees that make it, taste test and find your favourite, purchase gifts and souvenirs, all at our interactive, modern Arataki Honey Visitor Centre. Be a Bee! Learn about honey making, dress up as a beekeeper, see through the eyes of a bee. Whether visiting as an individual or a family, or as part of a group, there’s plenty to explore, lots to do and entry is free. For school groups this is a great way to introduce the importance of bees to our valuable land-based industries and environment. Group tours will find something for everyone at Arataki. Honey is our focus and at our Visitor Centre we have ten distinct and delicious flavours to try. From candles to crayons beeswax is useful and versatile and you can find out all about it at our Visitor Centre. Other bee products include propolis, pollen and royal jelly, all key ingredients in our health and beauty products. We are suppliers of: Apicare Body Products, Madeline Richie Skin Care Range, Comvita Health Care, Parrs Body Products, Tui Balms, Busy Bees, Heavensent Sauces & Dressings

FREE

Arataki Honey Visitor Centre 66 Arataki Road, Havelock North. Open 7 Days from 9am to 5pm.

DS AHIPARA SAN Lovely clean units. Only 2 minutes walk to golf clubhouse.

Meals available. 2 Apartments. Clean and comfortable, units are in native timbers and offer everything you would need for a totally relaxing break - away.

Surﬁng • Kite Surﬁng • Fishing Horse Riding & More More..

Come stay and play at Ahipara Sands for an unforgettable experience. You can contact us directly by email on: ahiparasands7@gmail.com

40 Kaka Street Ahipara, Kaitaia PH: Cheryl or Dirk on 09 409 4605 Mobile: 027 351 5150

GRANDVIEW B&B WELCOME TO GRANDVIEW’S BED & BREAKFAST

OPEN

FREEPHONE 0800 802 864

✓ Access Facilities

With the Kaitaiai Golf Course as our virtual backyard, Ahipara Sands is situated on the famous Ninety Mile Beach and offers it all to the adventurous traveler and holiday maker.

We are open 364 days of the year

10am to 4pm

No Pets

AHIPARA SANDS

closed only on Christmas Day Going on a family holiday is always lots of fun and a great way to unwind and enjoy each other’s company. To help make it enriching, enjoyable and exciting make sure you are well organized for it. The family that fails to plan for summer travel can end up frazzled, frustrated and longing for the quiet comfort of home.

Phone (06) 874 6813 Fax: (06) 874 6816 Email: ruth.bright@xtra.co.nz

ENTRY

PRESENT ADVERT TO REDEEM OFFER!!

Why not visit Kapiti Island over the summer months?

30 Harper Rd, Waimarama, Hawkes Bay

Powered sites Non-Power Children 5-12 years Under 5s

MINFFORDD COTTAGE & ALPACA FARM

Ngati Toa Kapiti Tours

ACCOMMODATION

MOON GATE VILLA Inspired by the shape of Cupid’s bow and located in the heart of the Bay of Islands, Moon Gate offers three delightful suites, set within 1.5 acres of secluded gardens, waterfalls and reﬂective pools. Explore Kerikeri Village and the historic Stone Store basin. Close to local restaurants, wineries and craft shops. A short drive to Paihia, Waitangi and the northern bays and beaches. Features solar heated pool, ondemand movies, free Wi-Fi, full buffet and cooked breakfasts, private dining on request.

HISTORAL GRANDVIEW OFFERS • Guest Lounge & Kitchen • Viewing Deck-BBQ Area • Sauna • Guest Computer • FREE Wireless Internet. 360 High Street Dunedin Host: Steve Scott. Ph: 03 474 9472 Email: nzgrandview@msn.com

www.grandview.co.nz

Grandview is one of Dunedin's oldest listed mansions, dating back to the 1850s. Open to guests for a lovely B&B experience with amazing views and the charm of Dunedin's heritage. Just a short stroll to the city centre, cafes, restaurants and bars - this makes Grandview a convenient location for guests. We have bedrooms to suit all budgets, plus kitchen and laundry facilities, sauna and internet access available. Steve & Irene look forward to you staying with us at Grandview. Our home is your home when you stay with us we respect your privacy however if you wish we are very happy to spend time with you and will endevour to make your stay with us enjoyable and comfortable and hope that you will leave us as friends.

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Friday, November 7, 2014

Waimarama Seaside Resort

CAPTIVATE YOUR IMAGINATION IN THE OTAKI GORGE

RAFTING

AND OTHER GREAT ADVENTURES

CAPTIVATE YOUR IMAGINATION It’s fun for EVERYONE - families, school groups, work groups, social clubs, community groups, corporate challengers, or a reward for you best customers.

DESIGN YOUR OWN ADVENTURE! Come and have an adventure with Captivate Adventures. It’s sure to be an experience worth remembering. Bookings not always necessary.

Quality accommodation at it’s Best We offer: Airport Transfers, Carparks

Luggage Storage, Tours, BBQ facilities, Concierge, Room Service

Golf course within 3 km | Free wi-ﬁ in all Rooms 462 Kerikeri Road, Free Phone 0800 00 3500 Email Bookme@moongatevilla.com www.moongatevilla.com

Bed & Breakfast Hosts: Dennis & Janis Langman 18 Waiotoi Road, Ngunguru, Whangarei Phone: 09 434 3124 Mobile: 021 141 2818 Email: dun_farmin@xtra.co.nz www.dunfarmin.net.nz

Moon Gate Villa

Be captivated by this unique part of New Zealand, the Otaki Gorge is only stories throw from Wellington or Palmerston North.

DUN FARMIN B&B

www.minffordd.co.nz

Nau mai, Haere mai

• • • • • • • •

Lovingly restored, right in the heart of Auckland. Good old fashioned hospitality. The Goodbye Pork Pie house an inner City Haven, where wee will take special care of yyou

BOOOK YOUUR

Come and visit the honey bees. Taste the delicious honey they make. Indulge in the beauty products in gifts. Learn about how important honey bees are.

7 Parliament Street Auckland CBD Phone: 0800 155 463 Email: braemar@aucklandbedandbreakfast.com www.aucklandbedandbreakfast.com

66 Arataki Road, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay T. 06 877 7300 www.aratakihoneyhb.co.nz FREE ENTRY AND TASTINGS

BRAEMAR ON PARLIAMENT STREET

Elegant Braemar on Parliament Street is unique, the only Victorian townhouse in the Auckland CBD still a family home. The Auckland CBD location means cinemas, theatres, cafés, restaurants and

beautiful parks are just a short walk away. Close to Auckland University and Vector Arena. Full breakfast, Wireless broadband, Sky TV, Parking, Pets onsite. Qualmark Enviro Silver.

Go in the draw to

WIN

1 SOLO ACTIVITY RIDE at Mokai Gravity Canyon in Taihape.

NOWW!

Complete this coupon and bring into the Horowhenua Chronicle before 5pm on Wednesday 19th November. Name:…………………………....... Phone:…………………………

$20 OFF!

SUMMER IS ON IT’S WAY BOOK NOW 0800 KAPITI • Whanau/Family Deals • Kaumatua/Senior Citizen specials • Student specials

We have something for everyone

0800 527 484 www.kapititours.co.nz | info@kapititours.co.nz|

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Web: www.escapetowaimaramabeach.co.nz

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Just 20 steps onto the beach - great ﬁshing is right outside. Experience golf, ﬁshing, quad biking, beach walks and much, much more - and we even welcome your pets a holiday with us too.

www.gravitycanyon.co.nz 332 Mokai Road, Taihape

MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE

$20 $17 1/2 Price Free

FREE

Arataki Honey Visitor Centre 66 Arataki Road, Havelock North. Open 7 Days from 9am to 5pm.

DS AHIPARA SAN Lovely clean units. Only 2 minutes walk to golf clubhouse.

Meals available. 2 Apartments. Clean and comfortable, units are in native timbers and offer everything you would need for a totally relaxing break - away.

Surﬁng • Kite Surﬁng • Fishing Horse Riding & More More..

Come stay and play at Ahipara Sands for an unforgettable experience. You can contact us directly by email on: ahiparasands7@gmail.com

40 Kaka Street Ahipara, Kaitaia PH: Cheryl or Dirk on 09 409 4605 Mobile: 027 351 5150

GRANDVIEW B&B WELCOME TO GRANDVIEW’S BED & BREAKFAST

OPEN

FREEPHONE 0800 802 864

✓ Access Facilities

With the Kaitaiai Golf Course as our virtual backyard, Ahipara Sands is situated on the famous Ninety Mile Beach and offers it all to the adventurous traveler and holiday maker.

We are open 364 days of the year

10am to 4pm

No Pets

AHIPARA SANDS

Phone (06) 874 6813 Fax: (06) 874 6816 Email: ruth.bright@xtra.co.nz

ENTRY

PRESENT ADVERT TO REDEEM OFFER!!

Why not visit Kapiti Island over the summer months?

30 Harper Rd, Waimarama, Hawkes Bay

Powered sites Non-Power Children 5-12 years Under 5s

MINFFORDD COTTAGE & ALPACA FARM

Ngati Toa Kapiti Tours

ACCOMMODATION

www.grandview.co.nz

Horowhenua Chronicle

Friday, November 7, 2014

Murray & Margrit

Local people, local knowledge, local passion

LEVIN Murray Doreen 027 490 4773 Office 06 366 0662

Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

Just waiting for you

Margrit Searle 027 455 7706 Office 06 366 0661

Standout Townhouse

OPEN HOME

WEB ID LU39936 LEVIN 32 Featherston Street VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 12.00 - 12.30pm Fantastic brick 2 bedroom home on 625m2 section is on the sunny side of the street. There is a spacious lounge with log burner and separate kitchen and dining area. The property is well maintained and Murray Doreen presented, with wonderful gardens which you will be Mobile 027 490 4773 proud of. There is a single garage. This property would Office 06 366 0662 Home 06 367 3556 be a delight to own. murrayandmargrit@propertybrokers.co.nz Call now to view. Margrit Searle

Mobile 027 455 7706 Office 06 366 0661 margrit@propertybrokers.co.nz

OPEN HOME

$179,000

WEB ID LU39995 LEVIN 61C Winchester Street VIEW Saturday 8 Nov 12.00 - 12.30pm This is a modern, warm, well built home on an easy care 309m2 section close to town. The house is a good size at 126m2, offering two bedrooms, a wet floor shower and excellent chattels throughout. It would Murray Doreen make a great retirement home. Mobile 027 490 4773 Office 06 366 0662 Home 06 367 3556 murrayandmargrit@propertybrokers.co.nz

Margrit Searle

Mobile 027 455 7706 Office 06 366 0661 margrit@propertybrokers.co.nz

Affordable on Argyle Ave

$230,000

2 1 1

Calling all holiday makers

OPEN HOME

WEB ID LU40027 LEVIN 23 Argyle Avenue VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 2.00 - 2.30pm This three bedroom home on two levels is awaiting that family who wish to live in a popular location, enjoying privacy and space. To move in for Christmas is a possibility. Comprising kitchen/dining, separate informal lounge Margrit Searle with wood burner, family bathroom plus ensuite, Mobile 027 455 7706 Office 06 366 0661 formal lounge opening out to sheltered backyard, plus margrit@propertybrokers.co.nz a very restful, warm conservatory . There is ample storage throughout, plus an internal Murray Doreen Mobile 027 490 4773 garage with workshop space. All this on a 802m2 Office 06 366 0662 nicely planted section.

Home 06 367 3556 murrayandmargrit@propertybrokers.co.nz

www.propertybrokers.co.nz

NEW LISTING

$240,000

3 2 1

WEB ID LU40032 WAITARERE BEACH 75 Kahukura Avenue View By Appointment This three bedroom home is awaiting that family that wish for a property where they can just kickback, no fuss, no drama. Comprising of Open plan living, with a wood burner at Murray Doreen the centre of the room. This area is light, warm and has Mobile 027 490 4773 tranquil views through the large windows. Electric Office 06 366 0662 Home 06 367 3556 cooking and water, a bonus is a bore. murrayandmargrit@propertybrokers.co.nz Spacious storage areas under the dwelling, barbecue area, great size carport. Easy access to rear of the Margrit Searle property should you have guests with caravans and Mobile 027 455 7706 campers. Office 06 366 0661 margrit@propertybrokers.co.nz

$230,000

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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

First home opportunity

A little beauty

OPEN HOME

WEB ID LU38626 LEVIN 19 Green Avenue VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 12.15 - 12.45pm Tidy three bedroom home, elevated for all day sun. Separate dining and lounge, the chippie in the kitchen is on wetback and there is insulation in the ceiling and an HRV system. This is a great home to start on the property ladder, it is close to schools, has a single garage and is vacant and ready for a new owner. Rental appraisal $240.00 to $250.00 per week. Debby Turner

Mobile 021 617 482 Office 06 366 0663 Home 06 368 9400 debby@propertybrokers.co.nz

OPEN HOME

$169,000

3 1

WEB ID LU39347 LEVIN 13C Hereford Street VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 2.30 - 3.00pm Here is a one bedroom unit in a sunny street with one parking space at the front and a small low maintenance rear yard. This easy care unit would be perfect for a professional or investment buyer. It is priced to sell with a motivated vendor, so don't miss this opportunity. Call to view before it is sold. Michael Utting

Mobile 021 675 721 Office 06 366 0881 Home 06 368 3372 michaelu@propertybrokers.co.nz

$95,000

1 1

Bank says Sell! You do the sums!

OPEN HOME LEVIN 135 Liverpool Street

•Combined rental income of $370.00 per week •Sold sign wanted •Calling all investors or D.I.Yers •Great investment opportunity •3 bedroom house with double garage •Plus separate self contained flat •Property needs cosmetic work and some maintenance •Both tenants want to stay on •You do the sums

www.propertybrokers.co.nz

WEB ID LU39855

AUCTION

VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pm AUCTION (unless sold prior) 1.00pm, Tue 25th November, 2014 1 Bristol Street, Levin

3 Debby Turner

Mobile 021 617 482 Office 06 366 0663 Home 06 368 9400 debby@propertybrokers.co.nz

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Friday, November 7, 2014

LEVIN

1 Bristol Street Levin levin@propertybrokers.co.nz 06 366 0880

Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008

4 Bedrooms!

Classic 1950's

How's this for starters?

Don't go past this home

OPEN HOME

$260,000 WEB ID LU35407 $219,000 WEB ID LU38892 BRING US AN OFFER WEB ID LU36541 OFFERS OVER $230,000 WEB ID LU38324 LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN 4 Dudley Street 14 Kawiu Road 49 Green Avenue 46 Parker Avenue Great location, walk to school. Viewing is A solid 1950's weatherboard house in a This low maintenance tidy home is surplus Colourful, comfortable, solid and 4 3 3 3 recommended for all families. great location! to vendor's requirements. Situated in a exceptionally sunny. This Three bedroom Fantastic modern kitchen with new This property offers 3 bedrooms plus a 4th quiet and peaceful cul-de-sac, this property home has a large farm-style kitchen, appliances, open plan dining and lounge, room off the garage, an ideal teenagers features three bedrooms, open plan separate dining-room (or extra bedroom) 1 1 1 1 fully insulated, HRV system and heat pump pad! Kitchen with dishwasher and separate kitchen and spacious lounge with a heat and the lounge has lovely plaster ceilings. for the winter months. Infinity hot water dining room catching all day sun, separate pump. There is a stand-alone office/studio with and an updated bathroom. The house has lounge with inbuilt fire, 2 toilets and There is a separate bathroom and toilet power, telephone and internet access. 2 1 1 been re-wired fenced. and a carport and good garden shed. VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 3.30 - 4.00pm VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 3.15 - 3.45pm Debby Turner 021 617 482

Hop 'n scoot to town

VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 1.45 - 2.15pm Debby Turner 021 617 482

VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 12.15 - 12.45pm

Debby Turner 021 617 482

Clive Williams 027 240 9265

Huge garaging

You can add value here

A breath of fresh air

OPEN HOME

$149,000 WEB ID LU40011 $448,000 WEB ID LL39009 $168,000 WEB ID LU38769 $219,000 WEB ID LU39842 LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN 24 Trafalgar Street 43 Waitarere Beach Road 71 Meadowvale Drive 139A Winchester Street Located close to the Post Shop, Here is a very unique lifestyle property that Sitting on a sunny corner section, this You would never guess from the road 3 4 3 2 supermarkets and Aquatic Centre this lends itself to a multitude of uses. The home is conveniently placed for a quick tucked away and hidden from view is this home could be turned into very desirable spacious four bedroom home has two commute to either Palmerston North or simply gorgeous, as new, spacious two residence. There is a spacious living area bathrooms, conservatory, 2 offices and Wellington. The lounge features a wood bedroom home with secure, easy-care 1 2 1 1 which leads out on to a sunny deck. The double internal garage. Across the burner, and there is a heat transfer system grounds. A bachelorette, bachelor or house features two bedrooms and an driveway, another double garage with and an HRV. The sunny kitchen and dining professional couple will relish living in this office which be turned back into a internal access to a FOUR car garage! room have new vinyl flooring. lovely home. An amazing pad to come 1 8 1 bedroom, plus a wet floor shower. Approx. 2 acres of land. home to after a busy week. VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 2.30 - 3.00pm

View By Appointment

Clive Williams 027 240 9265

VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pm Mary Dacombe-Bird 029 573 5161

Mary Dacombe-Bird 029 573 5161

VIEW 8 & 9 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pm

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

Motivated Vendors

A winner on Winchester

Eden's finest

A New Year Treat

OPEN HOME

NEW LISTING

$459,000 +GST IF ANY WEB ID LL32751 $219,000 WEB ID LU39754 $459,000 WEB ID LU39928 $220,000 WEB ID LU39728 LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN LEVIN 17 Hokio Sand Road 39 Winchester Street 4 Eden Street 40 Kent Street $459,000 +GST if any The vendors here have set their sights on a This is one of Levin's finest homes. Set We are very proud to bring to the market 2 3 4 3 amongst the tranquil setting of mature, On outskirts of town this 3.8947ha's of property at the beach, so are very keen to this 1920's two or three bedroom home. fertile soil is awaiting that family that wish established native trees which have been move on. For those who desire the old world charm, for the good life, enough land to be self Comprising of three bedrooms, bathroom under planted with exotic flowering plants, you must be quick to view, this home is 1 1 2 1 sufficient. Outbuildings consist of double simply gorgeous. Much has been with showerbox and separate toilet The an absolute delight to the eye, but easy garaging with adjoining utility room, 3 bay redecorated but there is still room for you care. indoor/outdoor flow is quite magic with a shed, double hayshed, tack room, small pig to put your own stamp on. restful lounge opening out to north-facing This home is set on 1453m2 section on 2 2 1 3 1 pen, henhouses titles. The kitchen is the hub of the home. decking. VIEW Saturday 8 Nov 3.00 - 3.30pm

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

Family pleaser

VIEW Saturday 8 Nov 2.00 - 2.30pm Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

Bright and sunny

View By Appointment

Murray 027 490 4773 Margrit 027 455 7706

Too good to miss

PRICE REDUCED

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

Churchill Street classic

OPEN HOME

WEB ID LU37647 $140,000 WEB ID LU38430 $279,000 WEB ID LU34930 $229,000 WEB ID LU38501 $245,000 LEVIN LEVIN SHANNON LEVIN 3/93 Weraroa Road 62 Parker Avenue 80 Grey Street 16A Churchill Street This gorgeous three bedroom home is This property has space for all, whether Wow wow wow. With views of the Tararuas, coming home 3 3 3 3 situated close to town and attracts all day you are a family, or would like to have your The current owner has totally upgraded to this character 3 bedroom property (with sun. Situated on a low maintenance business at home, or wish to this home to a high standard inside and large garaging and plenty of storage) is just easy-care section, there is a lovely view accommodate extended family. There are out. This three bedroom home is sitting the tonic after a hard days' work. Well 1 1 1 1 from the kitchen/dining area through to so many options here. pretty - alarmed and stylish. The interior presented throughout and with delightful the lounge. Quiet and inviting, this really is The location is tops, close to preschool, has been completely redecorated in a Rimu and timber finishings, this home something special. The single garage has primary and College, doctors, dentists and neutral decor. Need I say more? flows effortlessly from the kitchen to the 1 1 1 1 internal access sports venues. Come and view for yourself. dining. View By Appointment

Margrit 027 455 7706 Murray 027 490 4773

View By Appointment Michael Utting 021 675 721

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View By Appointment Michael Utting 021 675 721

VIEW Sunday 9 Nov 1.00 - 1.30pm Michael Utting 021 675 721

Friday, November 7, 2014

Horowhenua Chronicle

Exciting racing in sidecars competition

Sunday 9 Nov LEVIN

By PETER FRANKLIN A top field of sidecars competed in Saturday’s Ray Tarrant Memorial at Palmerston North’s Robertson Holden International Speedway. The 11 outfits competed in three heats each to decide overall points and the top placings. Once again 1NZp Paul Humphrey and Ben Franklin were on form, as was father and son combination Simon and Austin Windelborn riding 58p, the two combinations each taking out the opening heats, with the Windelborns repeating their win LVN011114pjfspeedway7 in the second heat. Kieran Payne and Stu Elston, KIERAN Payne and Stu Elston 3NZp on their way 3NZp, won their second round to a hard-fought win in the second heat of the race, ahead of another father-son Ray Tarrant Memorial Sidecars Trophy. duo, 6p Derek and Mathew its third wheel, causing a restart. Ramsay, with 1NZp having to be content The Windelborns benefited with a with third. much better performance on the second The Windelborns held a one-point lead attempt. over Payne and Elston, with Humphrey Sandwiched between the national and Franklin another point back as they champions 1NZp and 3NZp, the all faced off in the final round. Windelborns kept second place, which Final placings were still up in the air was enough to collect the Ray Tarrant as the outfits lined up, Humphrey and Memorial trophy by a point. Franklin led until the 6p Ramsay bike lost

AT THE YARDS Levin Sale report

By David Howarth - Elders A small yarding in all class of stock but prices still very firm. Calves F/H bulls $220 Calves Freis up to $80 Calves F/H Heifers $180 Fat Lambs $90 to $125.00 Fat Hoggets $110 to $130 Yrlg steers $650 - $900 Yrlg Heifers $615 - $720 Wnr F/H Heifers $475 Next Tuesday there will be 80 yrlg steers, 80 yrlg heifers.

Rongotea Sale report

By Darryl Harwood - NZ Farmers Lifestock The strong demand for cattle, driven by the shortage of cattle and rising schedules, resulted in cross bred heifers and steers riding on the back of better bred animals, achieving prices well above what they would normally achieve in the rostrum. Yearling heifers and boner cows again made a good showing and a good yarding of 2 year cattle again set the benchmark for the younger stock. 2 year steers 425 kg – 460 kg made up to $1270 ($2.67 - $2.76) and 370 kg made $770 ($2.08). 2 year bulls 720 kg made $2230 ($3.10), 433 kg – 455 kg made up to $1340 ($2.64 - $3.10) and 285 kg – 370 kg made up to $850 ($2.30 $2.53). 2 year heifers 640 kg made $1810 ($2.82), 480 kg – 525 kg made up to $1550 ($2.50 - $2.95) and 450 kg – 405 kg made up to $920 ($1.83 $2.31). Yearling steers 350 kg – 375 kg made up to $950 ($2.28 - $2.53), 241 kg – 298 kg made up to $770 ($2.55 - $2.96) and 205 kg – 214 kg made up to $550 ($2.44 - $2.57). Yearling Friesian bulls 242 kg – 351 kg made up to $880 ($2.50 - $2.64) and Jersey bulls 285 kg made $690 ($2.42). Yearling heifers 282 kg – 322 kg made up to $900 ($2.34 - $3.00), 227 kg – 248 kg made up to $720 ($2.68 - $2.90) and . Autumn born heifers 189 kg made $540 ($2.86). Weaner steers 110 kg made $470 ($4.27). Cross breed weaner bulls 111 kg – 115 kg made up to $500 ($3.78 - $4.35) and lighter bulls 92 kg – 105 kg made up to $505 ($3.50 - $4.81). Weaner heifers 105 kg – 122 kg made up to $490 ($4.00 – 44.38) and 62 kg – 95 kg made up to $400 ($3.47 - $5.00), depending on breeding. Boner cows 520 kg – 630 kg made up to $1450 ($2.30 - $2.35), 455 kg – 505 kg made up to $1075 ($1.85 - $2.20) and 370 kg – 410 kg made up to $890 ($1.62 - $2.17). Ewes with lambs at foot made $58 - $75 all counted and 2 tooth ewes made $90 - $104. Hoggets made $90 - $130 and spring lambs made $80 - $110. Weaner pigs made $60 - $85. Good Friesian bull calves made $140- $180 and smaller calves made $100 - $130. Good white face bull calves made $180 - $250, mediums $150 – $170 and smaller calves $100 -$140. Good white face heifers made $160 - $180, mediums $140 - $150 and smaller calves $120 $130. Beef cross bull calves made $190 - $210 and heifer calves made $140 - $175. Friesian heifer calves made $100 – $150.

OPEN HOMES Sunday 9th November LEVIN $349,000 2 Byrd Street Corner Crackle, desireable NE

11.00-11.45pm

$219,000 17b Kent Street Location plus 4 bedrooms

12.00-12.40pm

$220,000 4 Hobson Street Endless possibilities

12.00-12.40pm

1.45-2.15pm

184 Tiro Tiro Road

PBN

2.30-3.00pm

89 Queen Street

PBN

2.45-3.15pm

17a Martin Harvey Street

1.00-1.30pm

531 Kawiu Road

$379,000

1.00-1.30pm

32 East Road, Shannon

$258,000

1.00-2.00pm

12 Tui Glen Drive

$395,000

2.00-2.30pm

92 Rua Avenue,Waitarere Beach $198,000

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Levin 61C Winchester Street

$230,000

12:00pm 12:30pm

139A Winchester Street

$219,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

12.30-1.00

9a Manchester Street, Levin

28 Highbury Drive

$315,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

Tidy l/maint. 2 brm unit sunny living gge

39 Winchester Street

$219,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

1.00-1.30

17 Hokio Sand Road

$459,000 +GST if any

3:00pm 3:30pm

89 Weraroa Road

$189,000

4:00pm 4:30pm

L/maint sunny 2 brm unit + conservatory

Shannon

1.00-1.30

$180,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

Brick, 3 brm, new makeover

27 Nathan Terrace

$230,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

1.00-1.30

Levin

$225,000 29 Bledisloe Street, Levin

2 Brm, sep lounge, dble gge + c/port 1.15-1.45

$145,000

198 Bartholomew Road, Levin

7 Rata Street

$139,000

11:00am 11:30am

32 Featherston Street

$179,000

12:00pm 12:30pm

19 Green Avenue

$169,000

12:15pm 12:45pm

1.30-2.00

49 Green Avenue

$159,000

12:15pm 12:45pm

Executive class 4brms big living ensuite

139A Winchester Street

$219,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

135 Liverpool Street

Auction

1:00pm 1:30pm

4 Brms, garage & carport, 2x decks

$285,000

$137,000 1 Norrie Street Great Starter

1.00-1.40pm

$179,000 4 Elizabeth Street A touch of charm

1.00-1.40pm

16A Churchill Street

$229,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

43 Waitarere Beach Road

$448,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

1.30-2.00

$220,000 39 Sussex Street Large opportunity plus

1.00-1.45pm

17 Charles Street

$230,000

1:45pm 2:15pm

3 Brm, o/plan, fully fenced 805m² section

14 Kawiu Road

$219,000

1:45pm 2:15pm

$305,000 28 Highbury Drive Price Reduction

1.30-2.00pm

34 Princes Street

Enquiries Over $225,000

1:45pm 2:15pm

145 Fairﬁeld Road*

$445,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

$160,000 17 Shamrock Street 3 bedroom stunner

2.00-2.30pm

$225,000 95a Weraroa Road Location Location

2.00-2.40pm

$299,000 1 Dee Street The WOW factor

2.00-2.40pm

$254,000 8c Sussex Street Quite 3 bdrm 7yo brick home

2.00-2.45pm

$296,000 9 Jervois Terrace Private paradise in Ohau village

PBN 1087 Queen Street 1.00-2.00pm Newly built, GJ Gardener home – 4 bdrm $395,000 47 Martins Road New to the market

1.00-2.00pm

$587,000 25 Western Rise 2.00-2.45pm Brick home, triple garaging, land & location

2.00-2.30

2.15-2.45

Super tidy 2brm oyo new kitchn mod bathrm

71 Meadowvale Drive

$168,000

2:30pm 3:00pm

4 Dudley Street

$260,000

3:15pm 3:45pm

54 Waihou Road

Enquiries Over $495,000

3:15pm 3:45pm

46 Parker Avenue

Offers over $230,000

3:30pm 4:00pm

$265,000

2.15-2.45

12:15pm 12:45pm 1:00pm 1:30pm

Foxton

$149,000

2.45-3.15

638 Queen Street, Levin $149,000 14 Elizabeth Street, Levin

Tidy 3brms mod kitchen gge + c/port decks 3.45-4.15

1:00pm 1:30pm

$225,000

1:45pm 2:15pm

27A Norbiton Road

$280,000

2:30pm 3:00pm

12.00-12.30

19 Stafford Street, Shannon

16 Coley Street

$125,000

3:15pm 3:45pm

3 Brm, o/plan living, rural outlook

19 Whyte Street

$70,000

4:00pm 4:30pm

12.30-1.00

$199,000

1:00pm 1:30pm

13 Hall Place

$179,000

1:15pm 1:45pm

$329,000

1:45pm 2:15pm

7 Chrystall Street

$259,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

5 Cousins Avenue

Enquiries over $320,000

2:30pm 3:00pm

12.00-12.45

326 Heatherlea East Road, Levin

1890’s 4 Bedroom home on a 5904m² section

$459,000

3:15pm 3:45pm

1.00-2.00

1 Cousins Avenue

$349,000

4:00pm 4:30pm

Large family home, huge garage, 4.4 acres

7 Hunia Terrace

$375,000

1:15pm 1:45pm

46 Himatangi Street

$195,000

2:00pm 2:30pm

$169,000

Rural

33 Palmer Road

Himatangi Beach

$169,000

36 Whittaker Street, Shannon

3 Brm, o/plan living, 971m² section

1/35 Marine Parade

$205,000

Shannon

$245,000

6 Mark Perreau Place

5 Huia Street

$238,000

14a Baden Street, Levin

Tidy 3brms mod ktchn & bthrm conservatory

7 Victoria Street

Foxton Beach

$164,000

24 Trafalgar Street, Levin

3 Brm, o/plan, close to town

3.00-3.30

$289,000

11 Weraroa Road, Levin

Affordable 3brm family living

Waitarere Beach

$139,000

183 Bartholomew Rd, Levin

3 Brm brick, 2 single garages, location

2:30pm 3:00pm

11:00am 11:30am

$147,000

53 Strathmore Avenue, Levin

2:30pm 3:00pm

18 Hydrabad Drive

AUCTION 23 Ryland Park 1.00-1.45pm Brand new stunning property with x-factor

L/main new kitchn all new décor 3brms gge

Enquiries Over $295,000

$498,500

$428,000

9 Guy Avenue, Levin

$95,000

590 Waitarere Beach Road $212,000

12.00-12.45pm

1.30-2.00

15a Stuart Street

19 Grande View Terrace

RURAL/LIFESTYLE

3 Tainui Street, Levin

13C Hereford Street

Ohau

$199,000

1 Hadﬁeld Street, Levin

28 and 30 Julyan Street

Open Home Times: Sunday, 9th November 2014

$139,000

16a Manchester St, Levin

1.00-1.30pm

AUCTION 28 East Road 12.00-12.45pm Estate sale, brick home country touch

$199,000

LIFESTYLE

$149,000 15 Essex Street Close to town & bowling green

SHANNON

2.30-3.30

$365,000

68 Sorensons Road, Levin $499,000

99 Te Whanga Road, Levin

Modern home (2006) on 15575m² section

$589,000

Cnr Oxford & Queen Streets, Levin

Contact: (06) 367 9333

Horowhenua Chronicle

Friday, November 7, 2014

Fireworks in the sky and on track By VAL AND PETER FRANKLIN It was another action-packed night for speedway fans on Saturday night. Not only were there fireworks in the sky, there was plenty of fireworks on the track to keep fans entertained. The Robertson Holden International Speedway saw another night of hardout racing in all classes. A total of 19 superstocks, including three from Wellington, took to the track for the opening heat. Local 4p Chad Ace won the opening race, but it was 126p Asher Rees who drove his heart out to get a crowd-thrilling second place from grid 14, followed by 88p Jack Miers, 58p Peter Bengston and 10p Peter Rees. In the second heat, Ace suffered a flat tyre, dropping him out of the points race. The race was on now, in the third and final heat, between Asher Rees, on 36 points, Jack Miers and Peter Rees, on 34 points each, and Bengston clear ahead of the pack on 32 points. It was a cracker of final with 36p James Mallia riding the wall on the opening lap and collecting a couple of cars as he got back on to the track. Scott Miers, 8p, tried to turn the balance in Jack Miers’ favour by pushing Rees to the infield, but the youngster quickly got back into the action. Peter Rees got tangled up with Scott a few laps later, causing them both to spin, which took Rees out of the title chase.

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THE sparks flew as 67p Richard Hart slid wide in the superstocks. An epic battle developed between Asher Rees and Jack Miers for second place, while 67p Richard Hart took an impressive win. A trip on to the grass cost Asher Rees as the referee relegated him back two spots for failing to yield while forced on to the grass, resulting in a shared first place with Jack Miers on 52 points, with Bengston not far behind in third on 49 points. In the stockcars, Asher Rees, 126p, took out the opening race, with dad 11p Peter Rees winning the next two. The feature

was hard fought, with Peter Rees gradually finding a way past Josh Prentice in the 52p tank to take the top spot. As usual the minisprint produced a good show for the crowd with 93p Karl McGill putting up a spirited challenge against Jamie Larsen in the 2NZ machine who went on to take the chequered flag. A great night’s racing was capped off with a brilliant fireworks display lighting the skies.

RESULTS Superstocks Heat One: 4p Chad Ace, 126p Asher Rees, 88p Jack Miers, 58p Peter Bengston, 10p Peter Rees, 5p Gareth Edwards – Fastest Lap: 89w – 18.2171 Heat Two: 10p, 126p, 88p, 58p, 71p Shane Mellsop, 67p Richard Hart – Fastest Lap: 126p – 18.1386 Heat Three: 67p, 88p, 58p, 126p, 57p Dave Tarrant, 5p – Fastest Lap: 58p – 18.3752 Sidecars Heat One – Group One: 1NZp Paul Humphrey & Ben Franklin, 21a Glen Murray & Ann Plummer, 6p Derek Ramsay & Mathew Ramsay Heat One – Group Two: 58p Simon Windelborn & Austin Windelborn, 3NZp Kieran Payne & Stu Elston, 96p Mark Whye & Tony Hislop Heat Two – Group One: 58p, 21a, 96p Heat Two – Group Two: 3nzp, 6p, 1NZp Heat Three – Group One: 26p Josh Lambert & Mikey O’Neill, 89p Wayne Lett & Tony Carter, 19v Bryce Rose & Jason Rees Heat Three – Group Two: 1NZp, 58p, 3NZp Stockcars Race One: 126p Asher Rees, 94p William Humphries, 11p Peter Rees, 127p Ethan Rees, 772p Kyle Lampp, 557p Darrel Wallace – Fastest Lap: 127p – 20.4307 Race Two: 11p, 127p, 94p, 32p George Frear, 557p, 772p – Fastest Lap: 11p – 19.7515 Feature: 11p, 52p Josh Prentice, 32p, 501p Jay Knight, 357p Aaron Iremonger, 4p Josh Parkes – Fastest Lap: 78v – 19.3848 Minisprints Race One: 93p Karl McGill, 2NZp Jamie Larsen, 8p Nathan Jefferies, 48p Christian Hermansen, 97p Jordan McLeod, 31p Brett Giles – Fastest Lap: 2NZp – 15.6664 Race Two: 2NZp, 8p, 48p, 93p, 43p Trevor Stephenson, 31p – Fastest Lap: 2NZp – 15.3602 Feature: 2NZp, 48p, 93p, 31p, 8p, 41p Shane Dewar – Fastest Lap: 2NZp – 15.4085 Youth Ministocks Race One: 31w Josh Patterson, 247p David Marshall, 95w Jordan Russ, 5v Trazarn Ryland-Annabell, 15p Luke Miers, 48w Jordan Lum – Fastest Lap: 31w – 24.3541 Race Two: 46w Ethan Levien, 158p Stanley LammasMartin, 8p Jackson Booth, 48w, 31w, 247p – Fastest Lap: 31w – 21.2484 Feature: 48w, 247p, 31w, 64w Haley Best, 46w, 15p – Fastest Lap: 247p – 20.9826

Eating Out Guide Caramelised Onion Flatbread Levin

Makes 1 flatbread Prep time: 25 min Cook time: 15 min Ingredients: 1 Farrah Premium White Wrap 2 tsp olive oil 1 Tbsp butter 2 red onions, thinly sliced 1 tsp dried thyme

1 Tbsp honey 1 Tbsp balsamic vinegar 4 Tbsp cream cheese Salt and pepper to taste Chopped parsley A little milk

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Method: 1. Preheat oven to 180 degrees and cover a baking tray with baking paper. 2. To caramelise the onions: in a large fry pan, heat 2 tsp olive oil over medium-high heat until hot. Add butter; melt. Add onions, thyme, and salt and pepper to taste. 3. Cook 5 to 8 minutes. Reduce heat to low, stir in honey and balsamic vinegar. Cook another 15 minutes or until onions are caramelised, and liquid reduces – stir occasionally. Remove pan from heat and let the onions cool slightly. 4. Place the wrap on the baking tray. Spread cream cheese over the top of the wrap. Spread onions evenly over cream cheese. Brush the edges of the wrap with milk. 5. Bake in the oven for 15 minutes or until the edges of the wrap go golden brown and crispy.

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Community Events SAMARITANS of Horowhenua wish to thank all the organisations who have given finance and assistance to their organisation. COGS, Eastern and Central Community Trust, Helen Graham Trust, Horowhenua District Council, Ministry of Social Development, Page Trust, T G McCarthy Trust.

5pm to 7.30pm weekdays 8am to 5.30pm weekends and public holidays The clinic is a fee-paying service, so please note that charges will apply (Children aged under 6 are free) Horowhenua Afterhours Clinic Horowhenua Health Centre Liverpool St, Levin

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DIABETES: Got Diabetes? Get Educated - FREE. Healthy Living Diabetes Management course in Levin on Monday 17th, 24th November & Monday 1st December 5:30pm - 7:30pm. To register contact MHT Diabetes Trust (06) 357 5992 or email admin@diabetestrust.org.nz

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TUESDAY SALE 10.30 am Calves 11.00 am Prime sheep Store lambs Ewes 11.30am Weaners Yearlings 2yr old cattle Bulls CONTACT ELDERS: D Haworth (06) 368 2642 mob 0274 504 133 PGG WRIGHTSON Callum Stewart (06) 323 5440 mob 027 280 2688

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LEVIN GOLF CLUB SUMMER MEMBERSHIP

From now until 4th April 2015

Men and Women - (was $400) $299 Nine Holes - (was $200) $160 Children 8 to 12 yrs (was $26) $20 Children 13 to 17 yrs (was $107) $80 Students 18 to 21 yrs (was $169) $130 Take advantage of this deal now! To join the club get a form from the office or a member and simply return it to: Levin Golf Club, PO Box 215, Levin or email to levin@golf.co.nz Phone 06 368 6189

Notice of Annual General Meeting Thursday 13 November 2014, 7.00pm Council Chambers, Horowhenua District Council 126-148 Oxford Street, Levin

CONGRATULATIONS! “Melbourne Cup $100 Grocery Winner” - Mark Ridley -

Please direct any enquiries to Karen Corkill on 06 366 0999 or karenc@horowhenua.govt.nz

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ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE

This service will commence at 10.58am.

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FamilyNotices Deaths

Acknowledgements

GUERIN, GUERIN, HORN, Heather. Heather. Roger. (nee Cudby) (nee Cudby) Elaine and family Of Opiki. Suddenly at Dearly loved sister sincerely thank her home, on and sister-in-law of everyone for their November 4, 2014, aged Alison and Terry, Noel caring messages and 59 years. Devoted and and Becs, Irene and support for the loss of loved wife of Mike, Kerry, Elaine and Bill, Roger. loved mother of Matt Colin and Helen, and We loved you and Tracy, Johnny all extended family yesterday, we love you and Joleene, and and will be sadly still and always will. Kathryn. Loving and missed by all. devoted Nana of Tom, Fraser, Louise, and In Memoriam Charlie. Much loved Aunty to all her nieces WATSON, and nephews. MAGEE, Anne. A service for Heather Josephine Naomi (Josie). 4~1~1937 - 6~11~2011 will be held at Of Levin. Peacefully at Harvey’s Chapel, 19 the Masonic Rest Forever in our hearts Ballance Street, Home on Wednesday, Mum/Nana. Shannon, TODAY, November 5, 2014, aged Love Barry, Jen, Friday November 7, at 86 years. Dearly loved Jeremy, Cameron. 2:00pm, followed by wife of the late Jim. private cremation at Loved mother of Tom Horowhenua (dec), Michael, Shelly, Memorial Crematorium Levin. Dennis and the late Headstones Harvey Bowler Funerals Linda. Loved Levin and Otaki FDANZ Grandma of all her Locally owned grand and great grandchildren. A service for Josie will be held at the MacDonnell Chapel, Masonic Village Queen Street, Levin, on Saturday November 8, at 11:00am, followed by a private cremation. Special thanks to all the staff of Masonic for their care given to Josie. Harvey Bowler Funerals Levin and Otaki FDANZ Locally owned

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Tuesday 11 November 2014 To mark Armistice Day, which this year falls on a Tuesday, Horowhenua District Council is to conduct a short commemorative service at the Levin Cenotaph.

After the observance of two minutes silence at 11.00am, the remainder of the programme will follow. The public are invited to attend and join with Council, the RSA and military representatives in this commemoration and to lay wreaths and poppies where appropriate.

WERAROA PEACE GATE MEMORIAL REDEDICATION

Ph: 06 368 5109 Fax: 06 368 2366

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Tuesday 11 November 2014 To mark the unveiling and rededication of the Weraroa Peace Gate Memorial, Horowhenua District Council is to conduct a short ceremony to be held at Weraroa Domain, Oxford Street, Levin.

This service will commence at 11:45am. CUSTOMER DETAILS: NAME: ___________________________________________ ADDRESS: ________________________________________ __________________________________________________ PHONE: __________________ CASH: $ __________________ EftPos: $ _______________ CHQ: $ __________________ CUSTOMER SIGNATURE: __________________________ Bring in to the Horowhenua Chronicle Ofﬁce, 13 Bristol Street, Levin or post with your cheque to PO Box 547, Levin. Ph (06) 368 5109 if you have any queries.

The public are invited to attend and join with Council, the RSA and military representatives in this rededication ceremony and to lay wreaths and poppies where appropriate.

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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WHAT’S IN THE STARS FOR YOU NEXT WEEK ARIES

With an extremely empowering week in front of you it’s time to start taking your power back, making your own choices, especially financially.

TAURUS

As important as it is to keep your money hat on, more urgent is a need to ensure the communication lines are open on the relationship front.

GEMINI

It is money and work matters that are likely to have your attention this week, with a chance to get your head in the game and gain a strategic edge.

CANCER

You’ve reached some important and potentially game changing days on both the romantic and relationship fronts, with everything coming together.

hindsight.

SCORPIO

A new solar year is a chance for a fresh start. However it’s not just any future you’re moving into, but the one with your name written all over it.

SAGITTARIUS

From Monday the wind down of your old solar year and preparations for the start of your new solar year begin in earnest, closing old doors first.

CAPRICORN

LEO

It’s when others push your buttons that you need to look less at what they did or didn’t do and more on where your reaction came from.

VIRGO

You’ve not only got a chance to get your head in the game professionally, but the experience and support needed to start bringing things home.

LIBRA

You’ve had a taste of how busy things can and will get, with a need to not only work smarter but embrace the spirit of adventure while you can.

As life gets busy on the work front, see home and family matters not as a distraction, but a chance to make your home a welcome sanctuary. There’s a chance to put your income, work and career options on the same page, looking at where you’ve been and forward to where you’re going. Over the course of the week you’ll have everything you need to break through glass ceilings, with a smart head for money and 20/20

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