Howick and Pakuranaga Times 02 November 2017

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owick is this month celebrating its 170th birthday – and it is inviting the community to join in. It is a prelude to massive 175th anniversary celebrations and organisers are looking for ideas and interested parties.

Lead organiser, Howick Local Board’s Jim Donald, said the first order of business is a birthday lunch on Sunday, November 19 at the Howick Club.

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“This 170th is the beginning of preparations for the 175th,” said Donald.

“The (marketing) poster has a recording of the Fencibles arriving in Howick and at the 175th, we intend to replicate this.

“We are hoping to bring Lord Howick from England to the 175th as well.”

Rob Mouncey, a co-organiser and president of the Howick & Districts

Historical Society, says this month’s celebration is a day of history with those attending the lunch able to visit the Howick Historical Village with a 25 per cent discount on entry at Sunday’s live day.

“One of the ideas behind the lunch is to get sufficient interested parties to form a steering group leading up to the 175th birthday,” said Mouncey.

“The society is supporting this

event not only because it’s Howick’s birthday but more, it’s interested in getting together with others to plan a significant event to celebrate the 175th anniversary.”

■ To attend the 170th birthday luncheon on Sunday, November 19, contact Jim Donald to buy a $25 ticket – 535-8711. Ticket holders will be entitled to 25 per cent off the entry fee to the live day at Howick Historical Village on the day.

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Mountain Raiders BMX rider Sacha has captained the New Zealand BMX Mighty Elevens Girls team twice this year.

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The first test in Sydney, the girls lost to the Australians.

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Sacha rode her heart out and put her body on the line even when she knew she was being targeted. At the end of the five team races over two days, Sacha was able to lead the team to victory. The other riders in the Mighty Eleven

NZ Girls Test Team were Greer Hall (Cambridge), Jaydah Lees (Tauranga) and Kiera Waite (Tauranga) who was a last minute replacement when Nikita Boyle (North Harbour) broke her arm the week before.

The NZ Mighty Elevens Boys team captained by Mountain Raiders’ Lewis Atkinson were unable to secure victory over the Aussies.

A toast to the captain The Captain Cook Society has hosted a biennial conference in Howick. It presented

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Presentations were made by leading New Zealand authors Graeme Lay and Tessa Duder, Dr Nigel Rankin on “scurvy” and also Alison Sutherland, best known for her work resurrecting the famous Arapawa goats, first landed in the Marlborough Sounds

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From left, John Robson, president of the Captain Cook Society; Brian Wyeth, president of the Captain Cook Society NZ; Brian Pilkington as Captain Cook; Dr Nigel Rankin, local from Captain Cook Society and local organiser John Steele at a two-day conference at Uxbridge last weekend.

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he new pedestrian pathway at Little Buckland’s Beach is causing tension as some residents suggest the money would have been better spent on the seawall restoration project.

The pathway was a Howick Local Board initiative to improve pedestrian safety by separating pedestrians from vehicle traffic with timber sleepers.

Bucklands and Eastern Beaches Ratepayers and Residents Association chair Steve Udy says the implementation of the pathway has left him questioning the dedication of the board towards fixing coastal erosion issues.

“Residents didn’t want this. They didn’t want to lose their parking spaces for a temporary pathway, they don’t want a crumbling road resealed, they want the seawall fixed,” he says.

Udy has been working in partnership with Olympian and Bucklands Beach resident Bruce Kendall on a solution-based approach to the coastal erosion dilemma.

While the pair agree that pedestrian safety needs to be a priority, they believe the project wasn’t a safe or cost effective solution.

According to Auckland Transport the road cost $171,837 to resurface between Wharf and Laings Roads and about a further $37,000 to widen the shoulder for the pathway.

“[The pathway] starts right at the Lois Phillips’ garden.

Photos supplied beginning of the seawall and finished at the end of the seawall and should direct you onto a footpath leading out to Grangers Point,” Udy says.

“But people continue walking up along the road because...your natural tendency is to keep walking straight rather than veering off towards the footpath. So that’s actually leading people right into a Spring is well upon us and blind corner.” bright bunches of flowers are Instead Udy had suggested two flourishing in every corner of pedestrian crossings at either end Steve Udy and Bruce Kendall say the money spent on the new pedestrian gardens around the country. of little Bucklands Beach which pathway at Little Bucklands Beach would have been better spent restoring the Some of east Auckland’s best would guide pedestrians to the seawall.

Times Photo Therese Henkin gardens are being opened to the landward side of the road where public for one day only as part of there is a proper footpath. ignore community safety. side of the road. the Uxbridge Garden Safari.

“The pedestrian crossings would Udy and Kendall argue that the “The reason why a ‘footpath’ was Lose yourself in lush glades, have been much cheaper and the pathway does not guarantee pedes- not built is that it is very expensive wander exotic groves or find money could have been spent on trian safety, and doesn’t comply to build a fully functional ‘footpath’ contemplative corners in the restoring the beach and seawall. with Auckland Transport’s code of and as the seawall will be rebuilt eight gardens in your own time, Howick local Board chair David compliance. relatively soon any new ‘footpath’ or join one the Uxbridge half day Collings says while all options were “A footpath on top of a seawall is would have a very short life.” bus tours and admire the beauty considered, the temporary wide supposed to have building consent Hannan says the seawall is curwith company. shoulder pathway was the best plus it’s supposed to have a safety rently scheduled to be rebuilt in CUSTOMER HELLERS LTDsays.

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Please find below a copy of a letter that has been mailed out to 178 schools nationwide requesting a suspension of their ‘clean shave’ policy for Movember.

The following schools in your area received a copy of the letter: Botany Downs Secondary College, Howick College, Elim Christian College, Macleans College and Edgewater College Dear Principal, We are writing to you today, because we need your help.

Your opinion matters to us. Email us at editor@times.co.nz; comment on our Facebook page, facebook.com/ timesonlinenz; or write to us at The Editor, Times Newspapers, PO Box 259-243, Botany, Auckland 2163; fax (09) 271-8073. Letters should not exceed 200 words and should carry the name, residential address and contact telephone number of the author. Nom de plumes not accepted.

We believe you have the power to help save young men’s lives with one simple act; making an exemption to your school rules, and letting your students grow moustaches for a month.

This November, men across New Zealand will be growing them to show their support for men’s health and wellbeing. But as you might be aware, a number of young men at schools are unable to participate because of rules which prohibit the growth of facial hair.

If you already allow your students to participate in Movember this year, please forgive us. But if you don’t, please hear why we think you should.

Men don’t like to talk about their health. Unlike women, who are encouraged from a young age to be open about their feelings, there’s an expectation that opening up about their health is some sort of weakness, that they should ‘take it like a man’. And as a result, we’re losing many of them

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We have to get them talking to each other, and their refusal to do so is, in many ways, more toxic than any disease.

That’s why Movember exists.

For the month of November, men sport moustaches for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health, suicide awareness, and other health issues affecting men.

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Allowing students at your school the opportunity to participate in Movember is an incredible opportunity to get young men, together as one, talking about issues that are affecting their lives, and creating some real change.

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Better spot for bus stop

The proposed Howick bus rest stop on Cook St threatens to take over several essential shoppers’ car parks on Howick’s main thoroughfare.

Meanwhile, the old Howick police station and traffic cop offices, together with their car parks, lay disused and purposeless on Fencible Drive, a route intended and promoted promoted as a high street bypass.

Let our bus drivers get their peace and stretch their legs away from the main road.

They’d be closer to a bakery and several cafes as well as a supermarket and pharmacy.

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Preparing for the future I

n 1964, Ayrlies Garden was simply a large piece of land with a small cottage placed on it.

Today, it sprawls across some four hectares of rolling terrain, with large lawns, ponds and waterfalls.

The magnificence and scale of Ayrlies Garden is such that it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Such is the sheer size and wonder of the gardens that it takes its toll and with owner Beverley McConnell now in her eighties, her son John McConnell says the focus is now on preserving the garden and wetlands for future generations.

“We made the call that we wanted to keep the garden for as long as we can into the future,” he said.

Mr McConnell says they entered extensive discussions with Auckland Council about what to do with an area of land left over from the old farm which is now too small to function as a farm.

“We had a long hard chat with council but they didn’t see it as being a significant piece of land in context of what their plans were.”

He says they’re selling off sections of the land in order to raise some capital.

“Our hope is that we can invest that capital and the proceeds of that can look after these gardens and wetlands for the future.

“The way I see it, you’re on this earth for however long your lifespan is...if you can leave a place in a better way than which you found it then you’ve done okay.”

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News bites Dead motorcyclist named Police have released the name of the male who died following a fatal crash on Ti Rakau Dr, Burswood on Wednesday last week. He was 54-year-old Brett Howard Dodson from Auckland.

Police are continuing to investigate the incident and would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the crash which involved a motorbike and a bus at about 4.30pm. Those with information can contact Counties Manukau Police on 261 1300.

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NI Croquet champs Times photo Wayne Martin

Howick Sailing Club just edged by Glendowie Howick Sailing Club hosted the first leg of the 2017/18 Junior East Auckland Series over the weekend.

More than 40 sailors took to the water from Howick Sailing Club, Maraetai Sailing Club, Glendowie Boating Club and Bucklands Beach Yacht Club to compete for individual and a coveted club trophy.

The regatta was sailed over 3 races off Howick Beach in Starlings, Optimists, P-Class and Open BICs. The 11-13 knot North Easterly breeze kicked up steep waves that made for some challenging downwind sailing

More than 40 sailors competed at the regatta off Howick Beach.

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Sailors were awarded 1 point for first, 2 for coming second etc.

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Callum McRae from Maraetai Sailing Club won the Starling Class with 4 points overall with

two wins and one second places.

William Beachchamp from Glendowie won the P-Class with 3 bullets.

Jonathan Lowe from Maraetai won the Optimist Green division with 6 points and Nicholas Drummond from Bucklands Beach won the Optimist Open division also with 6 points.

Overall, Glendowie Sailing Club won the Club trophy, beating Howick Sailing Club by just 2 points.

The second leg of the regatta will be sailed at Glendowie Boating Club on Sunday December 10.

Howick Croquet Club in Millhouse Drive will host the singles section of the North Island Championships on November 12 and 13. “We will have some of the top players in New Zealand,” said Club captain Ngaire Newdick.

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t’s not very often that when 100 people are invited to a party, 70 guests promptly RSVP saying they will be attending.

Jane Wilsher of Elite Property Management must be a loved and respected professional in her field for such a huge turnout to a party she recently hosted to celebrate moving to a bigger and more welcoming office at 1 Central Terrace, Howick Mall.

She was overwhelmed to see around a hundred guests streaming in from 5.30pm onwards.

Bouquets of flowers in the spanking new office speak of a fun celebration with a mix of clients, businesses in the neighbourhood, contractors, homeowners, tenants, friends and family.

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I would like to draw your attention on the performance of Auckland City.

I enclose photos of nonmaintenance and lack of mowing of Reelick Avenue Park by Auckland City.

This park has not been mowed since May/June 2017.

I have sent three notifications for service via Auckland City website ”request for service” as well as “complaints” but this is still unattended.

Auckland City Parks team response is the grounds have been too wet since June to mow the park.

I have told them it is a self perpetuating cycle. If you don’t mow, the grass retains water and the longer the grass, the harder it will be to dry out. They have let it

State of parks in Howick I think the H&P Times need to get involved with the public dissatisfaction with the state of our Parks and Reserves. There are so many pictures on social media and people have had enough of having nothing done or done properly by the new Auckland Council contractors. Wet winter I know but this level of work in not acceptable.

Mary Naylor

Auckland City Parks team response is the grounds have been too wet Photo Dean Saiyed since June to mow the park.

turn into a bog - due to their negligence - for four months.

Unfortunately, children and family who frequented these parks after school and during weekends and holidays have been deprived of its use. The length of grass is now kneehigh- as you would expect it to be after four months.

Despite repeated requests the Auckland Council now

■ Editor’s note: Thank you Mary.

We carried a story on this very subject on September 14. Or view it here http://www.times.co.nz/ news/concer n-new-park-contract/

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No wonder the Auckland Council satisfaction survey only has a 30 per cent rating. It is because of this incompetence from excessively highly paid AC staff.

Dean Saiyed Pakuranga Heights

on? What happened to the transport levy? The money was not spent on transport according to information I have been given.

Was it spent on paying council staff their very high wages or the $2.956 million for the Independent Maori Statuary Board or what?

A question which has received no answer. No doubt he will not answer this.

Arthur Moore Pakuranga

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All aboard for Christmas Hi everyone Time is certainly heading like a fast train to Christmas.

Midnight Madness planning is well underway with the promise of fabulous food, friends, fun, Sammy the train and lots of other entertainment throughout the night.

There are giveaways, spot prizes, and town centre stores have specials from the beginning of the day. Entertainment kicks off at 6pm and goes until late. Picton Street will be closed to traffic from Cook Street through to Wellington Street for the festivities. The Howick Local Board is conducting the Stockade Hill tree lighting from 7.30pm.

In other news there has been a great increase of professional entertainers coming through the town centre, including Jennifer Ward-Lealand, Ben Hurley,

Australia’s Hot Shots, and Mick Peck the magician. Howick comes alive at night and sees sold-out events and entertainment. The usual rugby and racing is well attended too.

Uxbridge held an extremely successful school holiday programme recently, and completely filled all available spaces. The programme is very popular, so have a look at the Uxbridge website for further details or for after school activities for your little ones (or big ones).

I was privileged to be invited along to the opening of the restored Eckfords Farm homestead, at the Howick Historical Village recently.

Alongside the official speeches, and a stunning day, having a look through this building is definitely a step back in time, and well worth a visit. In particular personally, the

handmade intricate lace stitching still on crochet hooks was very interesting, and most definitely impressive.

The recent Blue September lunch held at the Good Home, Howick, raised a substantial amount for the appeal, and sold out to a full house! Well done indeed.

Howick regularly holds events that raise funds for appeals.

Howick’s 170th birthday is to be celebrated on November 19 at the Howick Club. Tickets are for sale at Readaway books for $25 each. You might choose a Howick heritage day and attend the Howick Historical Village prior to, or after lunch.

The weekly market is gaining momentum, as the weather improves, and the wind dies down, people come out and about to see what is on offer.

Christmas is coming along, so perhaps it’s time to make a visit and see what surprises you can purchase for your gift-giving this year. Strawberries are back for the season!

Howick Local Board has also launched its Howick Heritage App, appropriately titled Howick‘s Heritage. On the app you will see a few walks that can be done around the town centre. To support the app is another app called STQRY. This app, once downloaded, will give you further information about the historic sites in the town centre, and without having to use your data!

Pokémon collectors are appearing in and around the town centre at times. Up to 100 people gather to wait for the impending arrival of Meowtwo, or an impending Pokémon (invisible cell phone) ‘battle’. So if you see

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We have great news that our former registrar, Dr Russell Eggleton will be back at Crawford Medical by midDecember.

On his return, Dr Russell will work in all areas of general practice and he is hoping to gain further hands-on experience conducting some of the minor surgeries performed at Crawford Medical.

“Also, I really enjoy paediatrics,” says Dr Russell.

“Healthy kids are fun and with sick kids, it’s nice to see them getting better and seeing the whole family together.”

Dr Russell studied at the University of Otago, and he knows Waikato and Bay of Plenty regions well.

He and his wife have moved into a new home and they spend much of their free time on DIY projects.

When there is any time left over, you’ll find Dr Russell active in numerous sports from beach volleyball to tennis and golf.

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a group of people around the information centre, or in public spaces, they will be waiting for some type of Pokémon royalty to ‘appear’ for them to collect and add to their collection.

And, have you seen the new toilets in Moore Street?? Very nice, with a fantastic mural on the side..

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.J’s CarWash Botany has just installed the very latest in automatic carwash machines – the Supremo Autowashe!

Made in Germany by Christ Wash Systems, the world’s leading carwash makers, it’s been named Supremo Autowashe for not one but four very good reasons – it has four main features not available on any carwash machine in New Zealand.

They include: • Four jointed vertical brushes which contour to the shape of your car delivering far more contact with the surface and producing a superior wash result. All that touches your car is the tips of the Sensofil Plus brush material

reducing pressure points on corner areas. A single axil brush on normal automatic machines cannot achieve this. Twice the wash for the same money!

• Pre blast – any abrasive material is blasted off the car, eliminating the risk of surface damage. You could say, “we wash your car before we wash your car.”

• Sensofil Plus brush material. A first in New Zealand this produces a high quality wash result without surface damage. Furthermore, as the machine is washing your car, the brushes are also being washed. We use lots of water to keep things clean during the wash process.

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The specially designed drying agent delivers a result like you have never seen before.

There lots more, too. Supremo wash option applies a high p.h. detergent product to car wheels and lower panels dealing to that heavy road grime and brake pad build up.

While some modern wheel shapes are hard to clean, the isolating wheel brushes do a first class job.

All this can be activated via cash, debit or credit card from the driver’s seat – best value, best result.

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Elections (& Winston) have consequences “Elections have consequences” is a phrase I’ve been using a lot the past week.

It has been my response to questions that have come my way as people come to grips with the outcome of Winston’s decision on who he would make Prime Minister.

Yes, I did choose those words carefully. The pretence of a decision-making body within New Zealand First was paraded, but we all know it was Winston’s decision.

Howick’s former MP from the late ‘70s has a long memory.

Decades of past run-ins with his former National Party continue to be etched into his mind. So much so the die was likely cast many years ago.

New Zealand has a new government. I congratulate Jacinda Ardern. I know she is a good person and she will put her best foot forward. She is now the country’s highest profile match maker, and has a three year contract to make this very disparate partnership

NZ First leader Winston Peters, a former Howick MP, has a long memory.

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work.

In Botany, a third of people voted for one of the three parties in her government. Over 60 per cent voted for National.

In those circumstances, I understand the emotion that has been felt.

It’s frustrating, but the sun will still keep rising. The grass will continue to grow in the Local Board’s unmown reserves.

Life has already returned to normal for all but the most eager of politicos.

When the Parliament opens

ami-Lee Ross MP for Botany

30th October - 5th November 2017

next Tuesdayn it will be jarring seeing Jacinda sitting in Bill’s old seat. That’s our democracy though. We have the MMP result Winston chose.

National will now be taking up the role of chief questioners, principal inquirers, and watchdogs of the public purse.

It will get a bit negative at times, though we can at least say all the moving parts on our side of the ledger do get along well.

We are professionals and we will get on with it. I now owe it to Botany to keep working hard for my community. That’s my bottom line that I expect to be held to.

The triennial contract renewal process will be cathartic. Elections have consequences and so do decisions that are made, however it won’t be all that long before New Zealand gets to wield those orange pens once again.

Jami-Lee Ross is the National MP for Botany

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Supreme franchise award for company

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ue and Charles Miller of Driving Miss Daisy Howick and Pakuranga were delighted to receive the Euro City Supreme Franchise award at the recent national conference.

In presenting the award, Paula Lee-Smythe, GM NZ of Driving Miss Daisy said, “This Award is given to the franchisee that consistently contributes to the business which has resulted in growth of their own business and that of others. A true business partner working alongside head office to develop new strategies in the Auckland region.”

Franchisee of Howick and Pakuranga, Driving Miss Daisy, Sue and Charles say that this is very well-deserved recognition for the wonderful team of drivers who are all kind, caring and the epitome of empathy and professionalism.

“We are certainly very lucky to work with this group,” says Sue. “We are also very fortunate to be Howickians and it is a privilege to serve the Howick and Pakuranga population.

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“As our demographic is aging and the national strategy is for us all to ‘age in place’ wherever possible, there is a very real need to provide people that do not drive with independence and the opportunity to be involved in the life of their community. Some of our greatest concerns are isolation and loneliness.”

Driving Miss Daisy Howick and Pakuranga provide clients with reliable, punctual and safe transportation that is fun and friendly and supports their independence and promotes connection within their networks.

“We work extremely hard to

What’s On

Probus Meeting

The Bucklands Beach Combined Probus Club meets at the Bucklands Beach Bowling Club, 21 Morrow Avenue, Bucklands Beach on Monday, November 6, 10am. New members and visitors welcome. Free entry. Meeting includes interesting talks and morning tea. Guest speaker is Guy Clapshaw talking on the TEAL airline, the forerunner to Air NZ. Great opportunity for friendship and fellowship.

Phone Patricia 533-5666.

We’ll get you where you need to be!

Driving Miss Daisy is a safe, friendly and reliable companion driving service for anyone.

Botany

Ph: (09) 534 7712 Mob: 021 174 9999

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Favourite hymns

All Saints Church, Selwyn Road, Howick invites you to join in an hour of favourite hymns, personal stories and musical items, followed by afternoon tea, Sunday, November 5 at 2pm. Phone church office 534 6864.

Pakuranga Ph: (09) 537 1452 Mob: 027 472 9921

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Sunday, November 5, meet at 6.50pm for a 7pm start. All welcome. Music and meditation on a sacred text and time of stillness and quiet. First Sunday of every month at All Saints Church, corner of Selwyn Rd and Cook St, Howick. Enquiries 534 6864.

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Do you suffer from feelings of loneliness, depression, anxiety, shyness etc? Then join our friendly 12 step support group that meets every week on a Monday at 7pm Highland Park House, 47 Aviemore Drive, Highland Park. Ph/txt Sandy 021-0491360 or visit grow.org.nz for other group times.

Craft market

Bruce Mclaren Retirement Village, 795 Chapel Road, Dannemora. Thursday, November 9 from 10am-1pm. A good range of crafts for sale at very reasonable prices and suitable for Christmas presents etc. This market is held in our lovely Atrium which is under cover. Phone 535-0220.

Two Coats Clothing Co-op

Need clothes? Come along and swap bag for bag of clothing men’s, women’s and children’s.

Any condition accepted. All welcome. Tea and coffee served.

The first Friday of every month, 11.30am-1.30pm, The Picton Centre, 120 Picton Street, Howick. Phone Lyn 027-453-0023 or Heather 0274-780-417.

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The next meeting of the Eastern Districts Country Music Club is on November 8, 7.30pm, Bucklands and Eastern Beaches Memorial Hall. Phone Kevin 027-478-9246.

Device Help Hour

Free help for smartphone, tablets and laptops. Bring your own tablet, smartphone or laptop (iPads and iPhones included) and get some free help from our Librarians! Pakuranga Library, Tuesday, November 7, 11am-12 noon.

Business women

Tamaki Business and Professional Women. Our next meeting is on November 8, 6.15pm at Waipuna International Hotel.

New members welcome. Phone Joan 027-4762465 or Noelene 534-2431.

Lunchtime concert

Gary Hollis presents a lunchtime concert on keyboards featuring the music of Bach, the Blues and The Beatles at the Uxbridge Arts & Culture Centre Theatre Howick 12-1pm, Saturday, November 11. Entry free. All welcome.

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ensure that each drive in a Daisy Car is an enjoyable and memorable experience, whether it is to a medical appointment, supermarket, the airport or just an opportunity to get out and about and have a coffee and a chat,” she says.

In the future they look forward to continually refining and improving their service and providing Howick and Pakuranga with a fleet of up-to-date and modern vehicles.

They now have five vehicles and eight fully qualified drivers that serve the community 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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Emily wins speech comp

By Farida Master

“P

ollution, recycling and the great Pacific garbage patch. How do these things make you feel? I know they make me feel worried, frustrated and determined all at once,” said Emily Harper as she competed against 12 schools in the eastern zone and went on to win the Howick and Pakuranga Times Zone Speech Finals Cup 2017.

The speech competition is hosted by the Howick and Pakuranga Principal’s Association (HPPA) - a collective of Principals of around 40 schools in the local area.

“Our latest school topic of recycling really made me think about the world and all

Macleans Primary School student Emily Harper’s speech on recycling and how we can save the planet won her the HPPA Speech Competition 2017.

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the rubbish within it and what I could do to make a difference,” said Emily, a Macleans Primary School student.

The 11-year-old’s speech hosted at Owairoa Primary School, was on recycling and how we can save the planet.

Emily says she completed a lot of research and feels passionate about the subject after she did recycling, composting and tidying up at school and at home, located near a creek.

The house captainays she also wrote to Auckland Council about recycling and cleaning the creek at the back of Howick Club. “There is so much of rubbish and shopping trolleys left behind,” she says.

Emily’s mother, Melanie Harper who is a teacher at Macleans Primary, says that while the Howick and Pakuranga Times Cup has been awarded to different schools since 2005, their school had not won it for a very long time.

“It was a huge surprise for us and we are thrilled that she won it.”

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OUT NOW NOVEMBER EDITION

THIS MONTH: Midst all the furore of the General Election and formation of a new government, it’s been all go at EastLife with a follow up on local journalist and author Farida Master whose biography on human rights campaigner, Zebranoo Gifford took her on tour to the USA including to NASA. We also find former Blues and Steelers player Jim Coe more at home in the water than on the field and we peep into a Remuera garden set to bloom for the Auckland Garden DesignFest. Fashion, footwear and food also figure strongly – time to enjoy! complimentary

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Local school wins top challenge placings For the second year running, Mission Heights Junior College (MHJC) has taken two top placings in the world for the 2017 Education Perfect online learning challenge.

This year the school was first in Social Sciences and second overall globally.

“This is a massive achievement, surpassing private and state schools in New Zealand and around the world to gain second place,” MHJC academic competitions

co-ordinator, Catherine Hunter.

Designed in Dunedin and used by more than 300,000 students from 1000 schools worldwide, Education Perfect is a powerful online learning platform.Subjects range from the sciences to maths and multiple languages, including English, and students take exams online competing on accuracy and to a time limit.

Ms Hunter says she is excited that Year 9 student Amanda Lee scored 10th

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overall after completing the five competitions in this year’s global challenge.

“I am impressed to see our students growing academically with their performances in these external competitions,” she says.

“We have students reaching the elite and gold levels and all competitions are external to class work, showing students are engaging in learning outside of the normal school day.”

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t e k D r ay a M y 9 November, 10am – 1pm a d s r u Th Bruce McLaren Retirement Village Village Centre

Come along to our market day and get yourself a bargain.

Entry is free so come along and enjoy the variety of stalls including food, crafts, cosmetics, clothes and baking!

You don’t want to miss out.

For more information phone 09 535 0220

Gold coin donation welcome for our charity partner Alzheimers NZ. 795 Chapel Road, Howick 7374

We look forward to seeing you there!

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he ninth annual Bucklands Beach Yacht Art Exhibition is set to take place next week from November 8-12.

There will be 181 pieces of art on display from 63 local artists, featuring work from guest artist Wallace Trickett.

The exhibition will be free to enter and all proceeds from art sales will go towards the Junior Learn to Sail Programme.

It will be open to the public from 9am-6pm November 8-11, and 12 November 12 from 9am4pm.

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New MP sets up shop on Pakuranga Road The signage is up and Simeon Brown’s new office is officially open for business.

More than a month after he was elected as the MP for Pakuranga, Brown says he is happy to finally be settled into his new office.

He is encouraging the community to get in touch for a “catch up or a cuppa” in his new space at 120a Pakuranga Road, the premises of former longtime Pakuranga MP Maurice Williamson.

Bucklands Beach artist and potter Raewyn Neale is seen here with some of her handiwork which will be on show at the BBYC art exhibition.

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Neighbourhood watch for Flat Bush Flat Bush could have its own neighbourhood watch group.

Howick/Botany Neighbourhood Support in conjunction with New Zealand Police are holding a community meeting at 7.30pm on Thursday 9 November 2017 at Ormiston

Primary School Hall. There will be neighbourhood support volunteers there to chat to, as well as members of the police.

The idea behind it is to reduce crime in the area by setting up a Neighbourhood Support group in Flat Bush.

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Detectives swarmed the village earlier in the year to solve the latest ‘whodunnit’ in the fictional murder mystery series The Brokenwood Mysteries.

Set in the fictional Kiwi country town of Brokenwood, the series follows Detective Sergeant Mike Shepherd (Neil Rea) as he attempts to solve murder mysteries with the help of DC Kristin Sims (Fern Sutherland) and DC Breen (Nic Sampson).

Some Howick Village volunteers got their time in the limelight by acting as colonial extras.

Cristina Ionda, who plays Brokenwood pathologist Gina Kadinsky says filming at the village was “like stepping back in time.”

“When I saw it I was overwhelmed... it was a lovely personal experience.”

She says she enjoys the variety of the role: “You always learn something new. Another victim another way of death.”

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“Our latest report released last week examines the cost of growth in different greenfield areas around the city where land is accessible and non-sensitive and finds Paerata (north of Pukekohe) to be the best on balance for major new development.

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housing choices and with good masterplanning would be much more land efficient and resilient in a changing climate. “The most exciting aspect is that the city could be designed to deliver all of our aspirations for the future enabling sustainable living and leveraging technology to the fullest extent.”

The city could build better, stronger communities, free from the constraints of previous decisions.

Developing at scale, they could facilitate the shift to more advanced home construction techniques, common throughout the rest of the world. These were critical to lifting productivity and enabling supply to increase.

Scale would also be attractive to domestic and international developers and investors.

“If the new Government was to prioritise growth in a satellite city near the rail line in the south and tie new zoning to reprioritised transport investment, we could deliver homes at around half the current cost, Selwood said.

“We estimate that an average new home would cost $430,000 to build.”

That included land, development, infrastructure, GST – everything except a return for risk.

How the satellite was delivered, including what risks were accepted by the Government, would determine what price homes could be sold for.

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“The growth model we have in place at the moment not only allows development in areas which cannot affordably be serviced, it is preventing the delivery of housing at its actual, affordable cost. It is enabling sprawl on productive soil and poor quality infill in established suburbs.

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The satellite city model could be scaled up to take advantage of new investment and provide for Auckland growth over the long term.

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Commenting on the relationship between Auckland residential sales and the rental market, Ms Barfoot says, “I wouldn’t expect rent to flatten out as house prices in Auckland have. Just as Auckland rents didn’t increase at double-digit rates along with house prices last year, or the year before.”

Would-be home buyers pushing up onebedroom rent prices The largest rent increases in terms of property size were for

one-bedroom homes, which averaged $359 per week, rising 6.02 per cent from $339 in Q3 2016. In Central Suburbs, the increase for onebedroom rentals was 9 per cent, with average weekly rent increasing from $339 to $370.

“Almost 60 per cent of renters plan to buy a home in the next twoto-five years, but we know that saving for a 20- per cent deposit and tough lending restrictions are delaying people from buying.

“In Auckland Central, where a large number of apartments have become available in the past couple of years, rent for one-bedroom prop-

erties has increased at the same rate as the citywide average, showing that the demand is there.

Many of these new apartments have been in the higher end and will appeal to people moving on from a flatting situation, but who are yet to buy a place of their own.”

In Q3 2017, across Auckland, two-bedroom properties averaged $451 (up 4.14 per cent from $433), three bedrooms averaged $542 (up 4.16 per cent from $520), four bedrooms averaged $679 (up 4.13 per cent from $652) and five-ormore-bedroom homes averaged $841 (up 4.7 per cent from $804).

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In the flower garden, plant your favourite summer flowering annual seedlings like lobelia, impatiens, phlox, petunias and portulaca, and place a decent layer of mulch – think compost or bark - around the base of your perennials, trees and shrubs to help conserve moisture during dry spells. All chrysanthemums and dahlias are good to plant now. It’s also the perfect time to add new season’s hibiscus plants for a real tropical flavour in your garden.

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Barfoot & Thompson director Kiri Barfoot, who oversees the company’s property management division, says increasing costs for landlords and the increased risk of owning a rental property in 2017 are both major contributors to rent increases.

“Across Auckland, rent has increased by a little under five per cent in the last year.

“We are just coming out of winter, which is a maintenance-heavy period for rental properties – add to that uncertainty around rates increases, increased insurance costs due to the fire service levy and the incoming Earthquake Commission levy, compliance costs for smoke alarms and insulation, and you can understand the context of rent increases.

“Many owners will be relieved at recent forecasts indicating that interest rates are likely to remain flat in the near future.”

Average weekly rent in the Central Suburbs increased the most of any area, rising by 6.2 per cent from $550 in Q3 2016 to $584 in Q3 2017.

Other areas with higher-than-average weekly rent increases included Eastern Suburbs, which rose by 5.5 per cent ($628 versus $596), and Rodney at 5.7 per cent ($538 versus $509). Areas with the smallest increases in average rent included Pakuranga/ Howick, (3.1 per cent; $576 versus $558) and Franklin/Manukau (3.3 per cent; $452 versus $435).

“Demand for rentals in Ponsonby, Grey Lynn, Mount Eden, all the old Auckland City suburbs west of the Southern Motorway, is strong.

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You will be working with students with a range of special needs including ASD, Dyslexia and Reading Recovery.

An advantage would be experience in working with the physically disabled for one of these positions, although it is not a prerequisite.

You will have the desire to work in a busy school environment with pre-adolescent and adolescent learners.

Successful applicants will also assist with playground supervision.

For application pack including Job Description, please go to, www.mhjc.school.nz, under ‘About us”, ‘Employment’.

CULTURAL ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT

PAPER ADMINISTRATOR & CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Heritage Construction Limited specialises in Light Commercial and Residential construction. We currently have a vacancy for a part-time Administration / Accounts Assistant to join our small but friendly team based in East Tamaki.

This role reports to the Finance and Administration Manager and the Marketing Manager. Duties would include; • Answering phones, responding to client enquires, mail, filing and maintain office supplies.

• Providing administrative support to our construction, design, sales and finance staff.

• Data entry and processing of Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable and Payroll.

• Month end accounting functions, reconciliations and reports in Xero.

• Maintain weekly and monthly cashflow spreadsheets.

• Prepare and file GST and PAYE returns.

• Prepare project profit reports as required.

The ideal candidate would possess the following: • Previous administration experience with an excellent phone manner and be well presented.

• Experience with Xero (or similar) and related accounting experience for monthly accounts.

• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills.

• The ability to multi task and prioritise work.

• Be competent in Word, Excel and Outlook with particular attention to detail.

• Takes initiative and seeks solutions for any issues.

• Have excellent organisational skills along with a can-do attitude.

• Be available to work 3 days a week between the hours of 9am - 4pm.

Whilst this role starts at an initial 3 days per week there is a possibility this could increase in the future.

Please send a letter of application and a current CV to: katrina@heritageconstruction.co.nz

A new role is available working with our Paper Procurement Team, and supporting our Reception area.

The position is based at our modern facility located in Wiri, so if you live in the Botany, Pakuranga, Papakura >Ài>Ã] Þ Õ Ü Li >L i Ì >Û ` Ì i Ü ÀÃÌ v ÌÀ>vwV congestion and get more time back in your day.

PMP is NZ’s largest print operation with plants in Auckland and Christchurch, and operates 7 days a week.

We print catalogues, magazines and a host of other printed material for delivery across NZ.

Key functions are

» Paper Administration. » Processing our stock usage and reconciling this in our inventory management systems. » Working with creditor invoices to ensure they comply with PMP requirements prior to payment. » Ongoing calculations and working with paper consumption, including forecasting of stock usage.

This is the primary job function.

Reception

» Assist with managing our reception area. » Dealing with customers / visitors to the plant. » Ensuring health and safety requirements for visitors are covered.

Requirements

» Highly skilled in working with Excel, Word and .pdf w iÃ] Ü Ì ÃÌÀ } >ÌÌi Ì Ì `iÌ> ° » A background in administration / accounting functions. » Excellent communication skills. » Be competent and capable in time management. » Previous administration in dealing with paper in a commercial printing environment an advantage. » Hours Monday to Friday 9am to 3.30pm.

If you are interested, please send your CV to Fran Peters E fran.peters@pmplimited.co.nz You must have NZ Residency and hold a valid NZ Drivers Licence. Applications close June 28, 2017.

Enterprise Park, 122 Kerrs Road, Wiri 2104 PO Box 76 255, Manukau City 2241 www.pmplimited.co.nz I 0800 PRINTS

Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz

CD256973

Fixed Term, Term time only 10 hours a week To support our busy visual and performing arts co- and extra-curricular programme. Experience and passion for the arts as well as a willingness to be actively involved would assist the application.

Please send your application, CV & cover letter to ayoung@mhjc.school.nz.

Applications close on Friday 17 November 2017 @ 4 pm

Job Brief We are looking for a responsible, well organised individual with secretarial and accounts payable experience for approximately 20-30 hours per week to join our small East Tamaki office.

Responsibilities Receptionist duties Maintain an office filing system Help with day to day operations Handling requests and queries appropriately Source office supplies Accounts payable duties Requirements Proven experience MS office and English proficiency Organisational and time management skills Ability to multitask and prioritise daily workload Excellent verbal and written skills Work with discretion and confidentially Apply by email to: accounts@polymer.co.nz

PERMANENT - PART TIME

CD257001

CD256823

Ormiston Senior College is a modern Secondary School catering for students in Years 11- 13. Our vision is to prepare and inspire students to achieve their very best in a global society. The Careers & Pathways Department plays a key role in developing individual career pathway plans for each student to work within the vision statement.

We currently have a vacancy for a Careers & Pathways Consultant. The position is full time and permanent. The main focus of this role is to support students, staff and the school community in providing an exceptional and professional Careers and Pathways service using Gateway and STAR resources and also working within vocational pathways and MOE careers directives.

A relevant Careers qualification plus previous careers experience in secondary schools or the tertiary environment together with Gateway and STAR knowledge is essential. Excellent interpersonal skills, team leadership, event management, KAMAR knowledge and the ability to manage multiple projects. A flexible and positive approach to assisting and working with youth for successful outcomes is the key driver in this role.

Closing date for applications: Thursday 9 November 2017 at 4pm.

Please send your Cover letter and CV to Lynnette Greeff by email: lgreeff@ormiston.school.nz Job Description on request.

If these interest you, then you could be interested in a part time position in our Pakuranga Practice for approx 20 hours a week , BUT must be able to cover for staff if on leave or sick.

You would be involved in the sales of eyewear, assist clients with their visual needs, together with minor repairs and adjustment of glasses. Office and administration duties will also be involved.

Full training will be provided. The successful applicant must be self motivated, have the desire to learn new skills, have excellent communication skills, willingness to multitask, be well presented and be able to do fine near work.

This is a part time position weekend hours involved.

For further details contact Alice on 576 4769 Please post CV to: PO Box 51 352, Pakuranga or email to: ltboptom@gmail.com or deliver to our practice, 125 Pakuranga Rd, Pakuranga Mall, next door to Pakuranga Post Shop.

Lowes Taaffe & Bhikoo Optometrist

Part-Time Administration/Accounts Assistant

Mission Heights

JUNIOR COLLEGE

Careers & Pathways Consultant Ormiston Senior College

GLASSES, CONTACT LENSES, CUSTOMER SERVICES

CD257007

CD257071

Person must have business or management qualification, food industry and managerial experience and a clean drivers licence. The applicant must be honest, reliable with excellent communication skills and able to take full responsibility for the business. Must be prepared to work variable hours and be on call 24/7. Ability to build strong community relationships essential.

Please contact Akaljot 021 083 715 20 Or email: dpa98964@dominospizza.co.nz

If you have the following attributes we would be keen to hear from you: • Full Driver’s licence essential • Good knowledge of the Auckland area • Experience and ability to use Mechanical Line Trimmers • Grow safe Certificate will be an advantage • Self-motivated and energetic • Must enjoy working outdoors Please come to 39 Hannigan Drive, Mount Wellington to complete an application form, or call Jen on 09 570 2303 for more information “Eco Maintenance supports a Drug Free workplace” A pre-employment medical and drug test will be required.

Applicants for this position must have NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit.

SECRETARY / ACCOUNTS PAYABLE ADMINISTRATOR

RECEPTION/SALES/TRAINEE PART TIME OPTICAL ASSISTANT

CD244134

Store Manager required for Dominos

Your main focus will be providing our customers with top quality mowing and vegetation control at sites across Auckland. This will include chemical weed spraying.

If you have the following attributes we would be keen to hear from you: Full Class 2 Drivers licence essential Good knowledge of the Auckland Area Experience and ability to use Ride on Mowers Experience and ability to use Mechanical Line Trimmers Grow safe Certificate will be an advantage Self-motivated and energetic Come and work for a company with a supportive environment and great pay rates.

Please email you c.v. to jennifer@ecomanitenance.co.nz or come to 39 Hannigan Drive, Mount Wellington to complete an application form.

“Eco Maintenance supports a Drug Free workplace” A pre-employment medical and drug test will be required.

Applicants for this position must have NZ residency or a valid NZ work permit.

Howick College requires a registered nurse to work five days per week, 8.30am-3.30pm during term time only.

The successful candidate will have a genuine passion for adolescent health and wellbeing.

Previous experience as a school nurse or in a primary health setting is desirable.

The position commences from the 24th November, 2017.

A letter of application with current CV and contact details of three referees, together with the Support Staff Application form (which can be found on our website www.howickcollege.school.nz ) can be emailed to secretary@howick.school.nz Closing date for applications is Friday 17th November 2017.

Mechanical weed control - Auckland

CD257052

SITUATIONS VACANT

info@wildwheat.co.nz

CD257011

We have two vacancies for classroom based fixed term Learning Assistants for the 2018 school year.

One is to support maths, reading, writing and ESOL students for 21.5 hours per week. The other is to support externally funded special needs students for approximately 25 hours per week.

These positions are five days per week. Flexibility with hours is required. Previous experience is desirable.

Please forward your CV and covering letter by 4.00 pm, Monday 13 November 2017 to The Principal Farm Cove Intermediate 16 Butley Drive Pakuranga Auckland 2012 Email: enquiries@farmcove.school.nz

Care for your preschool grandchildren.

Get a reimbursement and support.

Flexible hours

A large wholesale bakery in Pakuranga requires a night shift packer.

This is a full time role, start time 6.30pm, 9-10 hours per shift, 4 nights per week including at least 1 weekend night. Busy, physical role, requiring applicants to be constantly on their feet packing artisan breads for over 200 customers.

An eye for detail, team player and a head for numbers is a must.

Please email applications to:

SCHOOL NURSE

Farm Cove Intermediate Learning Assistants

“Grannies make great Nannies”

Phone 0800-536-627

Clevedon School Teacher Aide (Fixed term position, 15 hours per week, term time only) We are looking for an enthusiastic learner to join our Clevedon team as a teacher aide, to work alongside an 8 year old child. The successful applicant will support and contribute to the learning programmes in the classroom.

Support and training will be provided where needed.

If this sounds like you please send your CV and a cover letter to Lisa Banfield: lbanfield@clevedonschool.co.nz or phone (09) 292 8654 for more information.

NIGHT SHIFT PACKER

CD256947

CHILDCARE

Contact Alex alex@ridgelinesurveying.co.nz

CD256904

Ph Simon 6255599

Assistant Caretaker

We are seeking a full time Assistant Caretaker for our school.

Duties will include a variety of maintenance activities around the school.

The successful applicant will have good handyman skills, be reliable, presentable and relate well to young people and adults.

Applicants will be required to complete a police check.

Hours of work will be 40 hours per week.

Please send your CV and a covering letter to Mike Stanghan, Business Manager: mike.stanghan@howick. school.nz Applications close on Friday 17th November

CD252238

DRIVER

Part time a couple of hours am / pm for special needs school run.

School term only.

Might suit semi retired person.

Must have P endorsement.

CD256994

1. In accepting an advertisement for publication and in publishing it we are doing so in consideration of and relying on the advertisers express warranty, the truth of which is essential. a. That the advertisement complies in all ways with the Advertising Codes of Practice issued by the Advertising Standards Authority inc (ASA) and with every other code or industry standard relating to advertising in New Zealand b. The published advertisement will not give rise to any liability on our part or in a claim being made against us. c. That the advertisement is misleading or deceptive or likely to mislead or deceive or breaches the Fair Trading Act 1986 that is defamatory or indecent or which otherwise offends against generally accepted community standards that infringes a copyright or trademark or otherwise infringes any intellectual or industrial property rights that breaches any provision of any statute, regulation, by law or other rule or law .

2. Where the advertiser utilises any aspect of our creative/design services in the production of an advertisement (including photographic work) the advertiser acknowledges that we own the copyright in such work and that such work is not work for which a commissioning payment has been made or agreed.

3. The advertiser agrees to indemnify us against all losses or costs arising directly or indirectly from any breach of those warranties by the advertiser and from any costs incurred in our making corrections or amendments in accordance with the terms that follow.

4.We may refuse to publish, or withdraw an advertisement from publications without having to give a reason.

5. We may publish the advertisement on the next available day if there is an error or delay in publication of the advertising as booked.

6. We may correct or amend advertising to conform to style or for other genuine reason as long as we do so using reasonable care.

7. The guarantees contained in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded where the advertiser acquires, or holds himself out as acquiring, goods or services from us for the purpose of a business.

8. The advertiser must tell us as soon as possible if there is an error or omission in any advertisement the advertiser has placed. We will not be liable for any indirect or consequential loss from an error (which includes ommission, negligence, system or press failure, mistake, misclassification, early, late or non insertion of advertisement or loss or delay in the delivery of replies) and if we are found to have any direct liability for any circumstance that liability is limited to the cost of the space of the advertisement.

9. To cancel an advertisement a cancellation number must be obtained from us.

Times Newspaper Limited, Level 1, The Lane, Botany Town Centre. Auckland

1-3 days a week Good pay rate Own transport or pick up from Howick Flatbush area. Outside work, physically fit.

Work boots required.

A role is available with Glass Team, based in Manukau, for an office/customer service person.

Some general office experience would be an advantage.

The role is part time, from 9:00am – 2:00pm, but could develop to full time.

Immediate start is available and hourly rate commenserate with the candidates skills and experience Please email you details to: laurah@glassteam.co.nz

CD256901

Full time, day shift Located in East Tamaki Good with numbers.

Some heavy lifting required.

Current forklift license would be nice.

Must have good English language skills.

Reliable local person with the ability to turn up to work on time and with a positive team attitude.

Email Alan at: alan @ccia.co.nz with your details please

SITUATIONS VACANT

Part time Survey Assistant

Office / Customer Service Role

CD250412

ADVERTISING TERMS AND CONDITIONS

SITUATIONS VACANT

CD257145

CD255387

Busy local Earthmoving company requires a reliable operator to operate diggers on residential sites. Needs a drivers licence, experience is not necessary.

Training will be given.

Ph 027 505 1411

SITUATIONS VACANT

CD256944

SITUATIONS VACANT

Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, November 2, 2017 — 19

CLASSIFIEDS

20 — Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, November 2, 2017

BUILDERS

I Fix 4U

DAVE TAPPER BUILDERS Ltd Old School Builder

All Interior Renova ons Bathrooms Kitchens Doors Plasterbd lining Repairs and Maintenance Co-ordinate SubContractors Available

021 764797 or 532 8930

FRANIX

138J Harris Road East Tamaki 271 6262

CONTRUCTION LTD

535 6950 021 0333 149 NZ Registered

Robinhood - Alto - Blanco Everdure - Omega Authorised Service

RENOVATION Specialists, alterations, new homes, reclads, leaky home repairs, decks, bathrooms, Reg. Mstr Builders, Lic’d practitioner Ph Bill 537 5539 Riverhills Construction rhlconstruct@gmail.com

APPLIANCE REPAIRS

Alternator Charge Rate, Starter Condition and Check Plus Battery Test - FREE OF CHARGE

CONCRETE

Floors, drives, paths Small job enquiries welcome Castle Concrete Ph 534-5177 0274-768-924

FREE quote on all concreting. Call Tony 021 518901 PROCON for all your concrete requirements, drives, patios, small/lge slabs, plain, coloured, imprinted.

Ph Vince for a free quote 021 415 436

PLUMBERS

Drain Unblocking CCTV Camera Surface Water Problems Dig ups & Repairs Free Quotes & Advice Registered Drainlayer 021 135 5174 mcwilliams_drainage @hotmail.com

DELICIOUS DINING

Your local caterer for over 15 years

130 7217 021 09 217 2217

Phone Steve 09 577 4942 or 021 625 378 majesticplumbing@xtra.co.nz www.majesticplumbing.co.nz

FENCING & TRELLIS

SPOUTING AND ROOFING

CONTINUOUS SPOUTING IN 64 COLOURS OR COPPER No joins - No leaks - guaranteed

All fencing, decks, retaining walls, landscaping & more Competitive pricing Free Quotes

or Copper

We do WINZ quotes

For a free quote contact Drewe Ph: 027 539 9851 or 0800 432 724 drewe@fasciaandspouting.co.nz www.fasciaandspouting.co.nz

DRAINLAYING

DRAINLAYING

DRAINLAYING All public and private drainage.

Blocked drains & CCTV. Nathan 021 1571229

• Drain unblocking • CCTV camera • Drain repairs • Surface water problems Certified Drainlayers Free quotes and advice Rick 027 256 2533 Neil 021 135 5174

535 6227 021 726697 Sam 027 4981810 Adrian

A.J. & S.J CONTRACTOR

ELECTRICAL A1 ELECTRICIAN Nz Reg. Power pts, Lights, Rewires, Switchboards. Installations & Repairs. Prompt service, reasonable rates. Ph Mark 021959439 or 5344401

SPECIALISTS

Local family owned business www.aucklandwideremovals.co.nz

0800 943 366

FURNITURE SHIFTERS

021 43 43 23 537 1904 all hrs

ABOUT Fencing 2000

No job too small. Repairs, Fencing, Pool Fencing.

Free Quotes.

L1C020

NEW DECKS, Deck Repairs, etc. New Fences & repairs. Free quotes. Call 021 023 69767 John

Local & long distance by careful & courteous removalists with many years of experience REASONABLE RATES FOR AN EXCELLENT JOB BERT TARRY CARRIERS NZ LTD Ph: 274 2916

GARDEN CARE

VINYL LAYING, supply, prep & install. No job too big or small Ph Brendan 021-996-898, 537-8402ah

ALL HEDGES, TREES, LAWNS

Also garden maintenance rubbish removal, waterblasting.

Free quotes. 17 Yrs exp.

Residential/commercial Ph: Peter 021 39 33 84 QUALITY GARDEN SERVICES

TOP QUALITY - LOW COST Lawn mowing Garden maintenance Garden makeovers Trees Affordable Landscaping FREE QUOTES Phone:

CD149879

GARDEN Control all weeding, pruning, reg garden maintnce. Robert 0274 990 513 / 5347536 GARDENER, cleaner, driver. Wants any work! 278 3087 Handymangardeners. co.nz. All garden care Ph Michael 0276 162 146 HORTICULTURE Service.

National Cert in Hort. Free quote, dedicated to quality work Contact Dan 021 1223092

HOUSEWASHING, painting, handyman, odd jobs, anything considered Mark 021 280 4489

FOR ALL YOUR Landscaping needs. Over 10 years experience. Call Tim on 021 885 676

Terry’s

LANDSCAPES Ph: 535 9155 thebehersings@xtra.co.nz

GARAGE DOORS GARAGE doors supply & repairs. Ph Amnon (021) 399616 or 268-2383a/h no extra charge Sundays

GLASS & GLAZING

GIBSON & SONS Lawnmowing and garden services.

Friendly efficient service.

No obligation quotes.

Call Text Phil 027 227 9915

EZYMOW free quotes, friendly, reiliable & affordable service Ph Scott 0210 2475 434 GREENMAN den TREES Free quotes. vice. Phone 021 570 409

Lawn & Gar& HEDGES. Friendly ser534 2053 or

HOWICK LAWNCARE, ex Greenkeeper, lge or small lawns, friendly reliable affordable Ph Paul 027 5676 900

LOCKSMITHS Doors/Door Repairs

0800 24 LOCK 0800 245 625 HOWICK LOCKSMITHS

AJ BOWKER

PAINTER & DECORATOR

Interior and Exterior Painting, Wallpapering New and Existing Registered Master Painter Ph Andy 027 495 8661

PAINTER Int/Ext, 25 yrs exp in Eastern suburbs.

Roger Parker 576 9796 or 021951634

HAYNES GLASS

broken windows glazing mirrors cat doors balustrades showers splashbacks Ph 265 2941 38 Trugood Dr, Burswood www.haynesglass.co.nz

LAWNCARE

PAINTERS & DECORATORS

Affordable consultations and planting plans.

Phone Karen 021 865 590

Ph: 271 8055 • Fax: 271 8056 • Email classifieds@times.co.nz

Handymangardeners. co.nz All jobs Ph Michael 0276 162 146 or 576 0105

Silver Medal DESIGN Winner CONSTRUCTION Ellerslie MAINTENANCE Flowershow

PAINTER int/ext roof, free quote, qual work Korean Painters. Charlie 027 245 0807

FLOORING & SERVICES VINYL LAYER 25 yrs exp.

Karl 027 2481167 or 576 7936 a/h

If you want something fixed such as: Painting fences,garages etc Plumbing job Timber and plastic repairs Fence repairs Broken plastic Some appliances can be fixed I will look at anything and give you advice Ph Merv 027 444 7426

LANDSCAPING

271 1125 021 264 6080

Local NZ Reg’d Electrician No job too big or too small!

No call out fee if you mention this advert.

TRUSTED MASTER PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS

PACKING, MOVING & STORAGE

PAINTER Paperhanger.

Free quotes, Pensioner discount. 30yrs exp. 535-3022 CD217636

Any event or occasion Please call me or email deliciousdining@xtra.co.nz 537 1312 or 021 180 9878

Certified Drainlayers Drain unblocking Cesspit Clearance CCTV Camera Excavation & reinstatement Vacuum Loader Truck Grease Trap Servicing Pump Station Servicing Professional advice Free no obligation quotes Phone Blair 027 2333 048

with over 20 yrs exper.

SUPREME ELECTRICAL

Enhancing the look and value of your home Made to measure on-site in Colorcote steel All work guaranteed WINZ approved

DRAINLAYING

REGISTERED

Ph: 021 687 745

Ph: 533 0136 or 021 370 307

CD252360

Lynch Design 577 1939 www.lynchdesign.co.nz

CONCRETE

CD253440

Plans for new houses & additions 30yr experience.

Prof member ADNZ - LBP

PAKURANGA AUTO ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL

ALL BLOCKS LTD

CATERING CD177619

DRAFTING & DESIGN

Power you need KOBA BATTERIES

CD243734

CD240215

ARCHITECTURE

MAINTENANCE & Building repairs. Small jobs, qualified Ph 576 7841 or 021 1481076

SB Electrical NZ Reg Electrician. Reasonable rates.

All electrical work. Nick 021 058 9561, 5340450

We will assemble for you!

Ph 0274 945 447 or 534 8404

CD177471

A STOVE PROBLEM? Phone Alan East City Stove Repairs 0274-516-454 or 576-6756

MOTORING

GA101040

www.sos-appliance-repairs.co.nz

CARPENTERS

Carey

ELECTRICIAN Reg. hard working & reliable, value for dollars, all work undertaken. Satisfaction guar Ph 534-8889 NZ REG, Commercial / Domestic. All Electrical Work.

Free Quotes. Call free 0800 22 3330 or 0220 635 830

24B Polaris Pl, East Tamaki - OPEN SAT 8.30-1pm Ph/Fax 274 0495 Auto Electrical & Mechanical Repairs

CD248907

021-369 881

Rick 027 256 2533 Neil 021 135 5174

(Family owned business)

0800 277 2529 www.bsrconcrete.co.nz

FURNITURE REMOVAL

CD255199

533-6954

CD253443

Servicing all major brands of Whiteware appliances

ELECTRICIAN Registered Electrical, Smartvent & Alarms. Ph Mark 027 495 4219, a/h 534 3227

Get ready for those hot summer nights.

Install a heat pump, they do cooling too!!

Driveways/Patios Swimming Pool surrounds Decorative coloured Concrete Exposed Pebbles and Aggregates Concrete Sealing Bobcat and Digger Post Hole Boring

Driveways/Floors Parking areas Exposed Aggregate All earthworks Retaining & more

Registered Electrician Work guaranteed

Stove & hot water repairs

Security lighting

Phones, lighting, power points Steve 021 949 168 a/h 532 9842

Sales, Installation and Service

www.celsiusheating.co.nz

Electrical

HEATING

Phone 09 534 1244 or 027 534 1244 Email: celsius@outlook.co.nz

Barratt-Boyes

Phone Raewyn Dodds 530 8038 - 021 746 848 E: raewyn@emblazon.co.nz - www.emblazon.co.nz

Ph: 5768812 Open 7 Days 83 Reeves Rd Pakuranga

CONCRETE & CONCRETING

49D Springs Rd, East Tamaki Ph 273 8899

CD226123

CD127274

NZ registered electrical service technician

• Retaining walls • Concrete work • Dig outs • Excavator hire Free quotes and advice

Specialising in: Window treatments, drapes, roman blinds, venetians, roller blinds.

Colour Consultancy

CD255903

APPLIANCES

PC Laptop LCD Printer Virus Network Email Data Recovery Onsite Job NO Fix NO Fee

K55042

MARKS

COMPUTERS

CD256471

K75008

Repairs to: Parmco, Turboair, Fisher & Paykel, European & Italian appliances • Stoves & Rangehoods • Waste disposals • Dishwashers • Laundry

LICENCED BUILDERS, new homes, renovations, bathrooms, all jobs Call Matt 021 679378

DRAPES/CURTAINING/BLINDS

Flat pack specialists

CD256414

APPLIANCE REPAIRS

For anything electrical • Registered Electricians • Established over 25 years in local area • ECANZ guaranteed • Gold card discount Phone 274 6977

An experienced gentleman with years of experience in additions, renovations, wallpapering & painting etc.

All other work considered also...

ANY FIX-IT

Specials, Free Quotes Professional Layers Showroom

LEES CARPETS

Extensions Construction Services Weather Tight Solutions

CD256721

CD253271 CD253271

• Reclad Specialists • Alterations • Renovations • Repairs • Bathrooms • Decks • Waterproofing Competitive Prices - Free Quotes Office: 09 527 6360 Dave: 021 836 360 www.franix.co.nz

New Homes Alterations Reclads

CD237020

Licensed Building Practitioners

Over 17 years service

CARPETLAYER Cheap carpet, supply/lay Restretching/repairs 0800 555410 www.nocowboys. co.nz/carpet

CD145261

CD6793

A

AA CARPET Laying & repairs, no job too small Ph Brian 0274-966094/5341302

Damien Westwood Mob: 027 4854 412 Ph: 536 5112 or westwoodbuilders@xtra.co.nz www.westwoodbuilders.co.nz

$35 p/m

GA117458

½ price TV, audio Washing machine refrigerators Factory Returns tre e Cen Servic d e is uthor

CARPET LAYING

021 022 46711

LICENCED BUILDING PRACTITIONER REGISTERED MASTER BUILDERS

CD252647

CD130002

IT PC lap tops Sony, Panasonic, LG Sanyo, Toshiba

09 277 7874 viphomeservices.co.nz

CARPET & VINYL

HANDYMAN

K58038

Air conditioners

FREE QUOTES

Microsoft Certified Professional

BUILDER, additions, renovations, decks, bathrooms.

Coordinate sub contractors, competitive price, licensed builder Ph Alan 021 548 131

Great rates, Gold Card discount.

Local family business.

Reliable, friendly, no job too small.

EFTPOS avail.

Call Anthony 534 0275

SN64060

CD171490

Ph: Paul 534 7427 hm or 021 251 4615

Electricians

Security Screened, Trained & Insured Operators

D & J Computer

Complete renova on service Supply & custom build op ons Tiled shower systems Concept to comple on

TV Audio Aerials Heatpumps

Call us now on 537 6726 - 021 1543493

CD255310

BATHROOM RENOVATIONS

Fixed Price Regular & One-Off’s Personalised Service Window & Carpet Cleaning !

Plus Lawns & Gardens

for over 20 yrs

JE233914

Additional Outlet Phone Jack TV/VCR Tuning Ph: 532 8723 021 661 469

For Renovations and Alterations Award Winning Master Builders

Electrician

Sand/polyurethane staining/ blonding New & old floors Supply & lay cork tiles. Free Quotes Ph: 537 3371 Neil Craft 027 296 6320 Kris Craft 021 055 7522 www.craftfloorsanding.co.nz

CD249842

Ph: 533 0486 or 021 078 7336

INSTALLATION

CD137943

TV AERIAL

25 years experience Stylish and affordable Bathroom renovations 2. Bathroom and Shower renovation specialist 3. Wall and Floor Tiling 4. All Aspects of Domestic Plumbing Service & Repair 1.

HOMES & OFFICES

Family owned/operated over 30 yrs

HANDYMEN

CD250676

CD206513

AERIAL Installation, home theatre setup, extra TV outlets incl Sky Ph: Rodger 021 659677

BATHROOM IMPRESSIONS

AVAILABLE NOW

CD228064

HORIZON AERIALS LTD

CRAFT AA DOBBS LTD FLOORSANDING New Zealand Registered

BUILDERS

CD251447

Freeview Installed Same Day Best Prices Guaranteed

ALTERATIONS & Additions. Ring Colin Edmonds, Registered Builder. 5345721, 0274-951-685

FLOORING & SERVICES

CD242704

Aerials & TV INSTALLATION

CLEANING, wkly, f.nghtly, spring clean. Free quote, honest, reliable, refs, fit & exp. Ph 021331190

CD192254

ADDITIONS, alterations, bathrooms, decks, etc. all types of work. over 40 yrs exp. Registered Certified Builder Ph Ken 534-1214

AERIALS

Ph: 534 5888 Mob: 027 507 8680

LICENSED All work Guaranteed

Renovations Alterations

Bathrooms Decks

Repairs and Maintenance Ph 537 8244 or 027 492 7395

ELECTRICAL

BUILDERS

CD256982

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Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, November 2, 2017 — 21

CLASSIFIEDS

22 — Howick and Pakuranga Times, Thursday, November 2, 2017

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FOR SALE

Homestay Hosts Required For International Students

Board of Trustees’ election Nominations are invited for the election of three (3) parent representatives to the board of trustees.

A nomination form and a notice calling for nominations will be posted to all eligible voters.

You can nominate another person to stand as a candidate, or you can nominate yourself (make sure you sign both parts of the form).

Additional nomination forms can be obtained from the school office.

Nominations close at noon on Friday 17th November 2017 and may be accompanied by a signed candidates’ statements.

The voting roll is open for inspection at the school and can be viewed during normal school hours.

There will also be a list of candidates’ names, as they come to hand, for inspection at the school.

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Kids afternoons Adults evenings Contact Hiroshi 534 1776 (h) 021 060 6006 (m)

WANTED to buy gold silver damaged & unwanted jewellery. We pay cash for old gold & silver items. Highland Park Jewellers. Shop, 1 Highland Park Shopping Center Ph 537-5656

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Howick and Pakuranga Times Botany and Ormiston Times is distributed to 48,576 homes and online Thursdays weekly

Ormiston Community Baptist Church is finalising funding detail for the lounge on Chapel Road opposite Barry Curtis Park and along the road opposite the Skate Park. A proposed Community Lounge where “Final Design for Application for Building Consent is underway”.

We are looking for expressions of interest from groups in the community who would likely use and rent the building during the week, evening and during the day.

We are anticipating interest for seniors, all ethnic groups, clubs, education, health groups and young people. We are aware of the severe shortage of good quality community buildings in the Flat Bush area.

Please contact Mike Carter for more details, Ph: 027 2422151 Or email mike@mjcarter.co.nz

All Saints’ Anglican Church

Selwyn Rd, Howick

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To advertise your Church Services in this feature next week, phone Classifieds on 271 8055 or email tanyac@times.co.nz

Looking for a church home?

Phone 534-6864 Email: allsaints@xtra.co.nz

Services: Sun 7.30am & 9.30am Wednesday 10am www.allsaintshowick.org.nz

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St Andrew’s Church Centre Cnr Vincent St & Ridge Rd, Howick www.howpres.org.nz Sunday, November 5 8.45am Communion in the chapel 9.50am Café Service with King’s Kids Thursday, November 9 10am Morning Worship Phone 535-4403

KIDS KARATE

Pick Up Service Available

Christian LINK Howick Presbyterian Church

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Prof tutor Ph: 535-8170

TUITION

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WANTED TO BUY BUSINESS FOR SALE

Don’t have a Garage Sale!!

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Voting closes at noon on Friday 1st December 2017 Signed - Graeme Brown Returning Officer

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous East Ph Rob 0275143500

HOWICK SANTA PARADE FLOAT REGISTRATIONS OPEN NOW

PARADE HELD SUNDAY 3 DECEMBER

House Lots Retiring or Moving Overseas?

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Botany Downs Primary School

Wednesday 22 November 2017 7.00pm Rogers Park Eastern Beach

Deceased Estate

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At the close of nominations, as the number of valid nominations was equal to the number of vacancies required to be filled, I hereby declare the following person duly elected Michael Doeg Ginny Gartland Returning Officer

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Preparing for Exams: Kip McGrath Howick offers expert tuition with qualified teachers in Maths, Calculus and Statistics, English, Science, Physics and Chemistry. Our students have gained Excellence Endorsement for NCEA and A passes in Cambridge.

We are running holiday sessions too. Contact us on 09 534 1619 or email howick@kipmcgrath.co.nz

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Furniture Wanted

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Is to be held at Lloyd Elsmore Hockey Stadium, Pakuranga on Wednesday 8 November at 7.00pm.

Apologies may be addressed to:

DARK stained dining table. $250. 6 seater. Contact 021 297 1191 for more information.

RAFFLES

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BOARD OF TRUSTEE

BUCKLANDS BEACH ASSOCIATED FOOTBALL CLUB

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Howick College welcomes students from many countries around the world and is currently seeking long and short term Homestay Hosts for 2018 • Hosts are required to speak English at home • Homes within the Howick College zone are preferred • Students must have their own room and be provided 3 meals a day • We welcome interest from vegetarian and vegan families • You will be supported by our dedicated Homestay Team • Payments from 2018 will be $270 per week per student If you are interested and able to provide a safe caring environment please contact Vanessa Pickett Phone: 09-534 4492 ext 901 Email: vanessa.pickett@howick.school.nz

Public notice of application for an on-licence Under section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

Pakuranga United Rugby Club Limited, 2R Bells Rd, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga Auckland 2010 has made an application to the District Licensing Committee at Auckland for the issue of an on licence in respect of the premises situated at 2R Bells Rd, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga.

The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Sports Club and Function Centre.

The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 11am to 12am (midnight).

The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of Auckland Council at, 4 Osterly Way, Manukau City.

Any person who is entitled to object and wishes to object to the issue of the licence, may file a notice in writing of their objection. The objection notice must be filed no later than 15 working days after the publication date of this public notice. Any objections must be in relation to matters specified in section 105 (1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

Address your objection to: The Secretary of the District Licensing Committee, Private Bag 92300 Victoria Street West, Auckland 1142.

This is the first publication of this notice the second will be published on the 9 November CD257160 2017.

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SUNDAY

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Sunday at Eastgate Great Children’s Programme available

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Tamil service

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5

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Kiwis pack mighty punch F Agnew’s Angle

ing of Thomas Leuluai and Danny Levi from dummy half and the Kiwis forwards need fear no one at this world cup though the Kangaroos remain hot favourites.

From a NZ point of view it is a shame the mighty Jason Taumalolo decided along with David Fusitu’a, Manu Ma’u, Solomone Kata and Konrad Hurrell to switch their allegiances to Tonga although I don’t agree with Kiwi captain Adam Blair it showed disrespect to the Kiwis jersey.

Although born in Auckland, Taumalolo has the right to make his own choice under the current rules and Kiwi and All Black teams have benefitted hugely from the input of Pacific Island players in the past.

Trying to contain the slick Australian backs remains the problem if the Kiwis are to create a major upset

by lifting the World Cup. However it was pleasing to see how well Kodi Nikorima slotted into standoff-half in the absence of the unavailable Kieran Foran.

There is no shortage of strong running backs in this Kiwis side but Nikorima is one of the few skilful players with the draw and pass expertise to put team-mates through gaps.

That’s a pity because it leaves penetrative fullback Roger Tuivasa-Sheck having to create his own chances although Dean Whare and Peta Hiku can also lay it on should either be named to replace luckless injured centre Gerald Beale.

While scrum half Sean Johnson remains a fast and elusive runner, the ball distribution which makes Jonathan Thurston and Cooper Cronk so great is not his forte.

With the Kiwis expected to comfortably account for Scotland on Saturday, their November 11 clash against a Tongan team that should include Taumalolo and former Kangaroo stars Andrew Fifita and Michael Jennings

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MORE FISH VISIT MARINE SCENE

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Rise 6:14am Set 7:54pm

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will create huge spectator appeal.

Meanwhile Canterbury’s ninth Mitre 10 Cup rugby premiership triumph in 10 years once more illustrates their dominance after beating Tasman 35-13 in last Saturday’s final.

How fitting, too, that brilliant new All Black first-five Richie Mo’unga should score 25 to break Tom Taylor’s individual points scoring record for a final.

To cap it off Mo’unga scored two grand tries, the second a 48m dazzler when he stepped and weaved his way through half the Tasman team.

With the 23-year-old having joined Beauden Barrett, Lima Sopoaga and Damian McKenzie for the All Blacks’ northern tour, New Zealand remains well served for classy first-fives despite Aaron Cruden’s shift to France.

Hopefully Mo’unga will make his debut this weekend against the Barbarians.

■ Ivan Agnew is an awardwinning sports writer and author

Triple A dominate Local athletes from Triple A Aerobics who represented the Gymsport Manukau region came away with a huge haul of medals at the recent National Aerobics championships.

The club had a hugely successful competition winning 10 golds and three sections with 1st, 2nd and 3rd and winning the trophy for most medal placings.

Not only has the club had success at Nationals but its senior international women’s NZ champ Laura Furse is soon heading to compete at two world events - the Plovdiv Cup in Bulgaria and the Hungarian Open. Her win as highest scoring athlete gained her selection for the Worlds competition in Portugal in June 2018.

She also competed at the ANAC International Championships in Las Vegas this year and gained an impressive 5th. Her dedication and commitment have seen her gain higher and higher scores on the international stage, and she is just as dedicated to the athletes she coaches.

At the recent AIMS Games, all three top aerobics placings (BBI 1st, Somerville 2nd and Howick Int 3rd) were coached and choreographed by Triple A coaches and the club is not resting on its laurels, it is busy working hard preparing for the annual Santa Parade performance and end of year show.

“As coaches, we are so very proud of every single gymnast,” said Amanda Bush, director, head coach and former NZ champ.

“Their hard work, determination and positivity truly shone through on stage and every expectation was achieved.”

Full results below: (ADP = Aerobic Development Pathway) AeroSchools Level 3 Individual: 2nd Holly Stephney, 5th Grace McCaffrey; AeroSchools Level 3 Pair: 1st Grace & Holly; Open Level 2 Individual: 1st Georgia Sole, 2nd Tiffany Ong; 3rd Kate Sole; 4th Camryn Delport; 6th Alicia Walmsley; 8th Greer Pedersen; 9th Kloe Brooke; 11th Cerys O’loughlin; Open Level 2 Pairs: 1st Georgia & Tiffany, 2nd Camryn & Kate, 3rd Greer & Cerys, 4th Kloe & Alicia; Open Level 3 Individual: 11th Caela Ackerman; ADP 2 Individual: 1st Mia Jones; ADP 3 Individual: 1st Georgia Taylor, 2nd Abbey Bolton, 4th Madison Taylor, 5th Ency Qiu, 10th Imogen Hatley-Owen, 11th Laiken Neaves, 18th Morgan Taylor, 19th Anna Maria Moehler, 21st Neela Patel; ADP 3 Pair: 1st Georgia & Madison; ADP 3 Group: 1st Mambo Mango, 2nd Spice Girls; ADP 4 Individual: 1st Anais Ross, 2nd Sarah Kennedy, 3rd Ella Ross, 6th Shannon Lunny, 11th Zara Codyre, 16th Abi Anderson; ADP 4 Pair: 1st Shannon & Ella, 3rd Anais & Sarah; ADP 4 Group: 1st Georgia, Anais & Sarah; ADP 5 Individual: 7th Kendra Neaves; Age Group 2 International Individual: 2nd: Kaylee Goodyer; Senior International Individual: 1st: Laura Furse 5th: Jennifer Groom; Senior International Trio:2nd: Laura, Jennifer & Kaylee.

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ears that sacked internationals Jesse Bromwich and Kevin Proctor would be sorely missed proved unfounded when debutants Nelson Asofa-Solomona and Joseph Tapine spearheaded the Kiwis 35-13 World Cup rugby league win against Samoa in Auckland.

Both made a huge impact with 23-year-old, 111kg Tapine winning man of the match honours and 21-yearold Asofa-Solomona driving his 125kg (19st 10lb) frame through some fierce Samoan tackling that would have flattened a lesser man.

Before their sacking for taking cocaine, a repentant Bromwich and Proctor had consistently been among the Kiwis’ best despite so many disappointments in recent years.

Hopefully they will be given a second chance but will realise Asofa-Solomona and Tapine look destined for a long international future after their impressive test debuts at Mount Smart.

Add to that the power of 111kg, 27-year-old Martin Taupau and the slick pass-

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HP take draw Marie Raos HPCC Premiers ran out of time due to a late start and the match finished in a draw after Howick Pakuranga’s 371/6 declared on the first day with Takapuna 33/1.

In spite of rain during the week, the wicket was in excellent condition and played very well.

Last year’s champions Takapuna settled in confidently and the second wicket didn’t fall until Taine Jolley had Harley caught with the score at 92. Jamie Brown took the third wicket with the total at 113 and then O’Donnell and O’Dowd put on 55 runs when Daniel Young took the first of his three catches to dismiss O’Donnell for 73 off Skipper Bill Walsh. After this breakthrough, three more wickets fell with the total at 173,180 and 188 but Takapuna managed to bat through until the end of the day and force a draw.

Howick Pakuranga’s bowlers all stuck to their task with Taine Jolley taking 2/30, Jamie Brown 2/61 and Danru Ferns 2/50. Wicket keeper Andrew Morrison took a brilliant stumping off Jolley’s bowling and it’s easy to see why he is playing in the Auckland A side this week.

Taine Jolley in full ■■ Scores: Marie Raos Ray White HPCC Premier Men 371/6 — Morrison 145, Young 79, Andrew De Boorder 66; Takapuna 190/7 — Jolley 2/30, Brown 2/61, Ferns 2/50, Walsh 1/31

flight. Wicket keeper Andrew Morrison stumped Takapuna’s Finlay off this ball.

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Evans wins coaching award for sterling work P

akuranga United Rugby Club’s Nick Evans has picked up a coaching award at the Auckland Rugby awards at Eden Park this week.

Evans won the award for most promising club coach of the year for his sterling work with PURC’s premier development (reserves) team.

Auckland and College Rifles loose forward Sione Havili has claimed the prestigious Sir Fred Allen supreme award at last night’s annual Auckland Rugby awards event at Eden Park.

The 19-year-old has had a heady 12 months, winning the Jerry Collins Memorial Bronze Boot for his play in the NZ Schools’ 2016 international against their Australian counterparts and then making a good fist of his first foray into premier club rugby with College Rifles. He made two appearances for Auckland in the Mitre 10 Cup, scoring on debut versus Waikato, and then starring for Auckland in the Jock Hobbs Memorial National Under 19 tournament in Taupo, where he won the DJ Graham Award, following in

the footsteps of Mitch Karpik in 2014.

Havili’s was one of 24 individual awards made last night.

East Tamaki loose forward George Crichton continued his tryscoring exploits, his 10 tries in 2017 enough to again clinch the Alan Tohill Memorial Trophy as the leading forward tryscorer in premier club rugby.

Crichton also won this gong in 2015.

University No 10 and skipper Tyrone Elkington-MacDonald won two awards for his prolific point scoring en route to helping University lift the Gallaher Shield. He kicked 147 points off the tee, via 39 conversions and 23 penalties to lift the George Whye Kicking trophy for the second successive year, while the try he scored in the dying throes of the Gallaher decider gave him 152 points as the leading scorer in premier club play.

Eden’s Brody Lam and Marist’s Salesi Rayasi topped the premier tryscoring charts, each dotting down 17 times this season. Lam was loaned to Poverty Bay for the Heartland Championship, while Rayasi

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Pakuranga United Rugby Club’s Nick Evans.

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played for Auckland B and trained with the All Blacks Sevens squad.

Ponsonby’s inspirational loose forward and captain Waha Waitohi was adjudged best and fairest club player.

The premier club coach of the year went to former Scotland international Cam Mather, who guided University to the Gallaher Shield just 12 months after missing the top eight.

Auckland Rugby Union club awards

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Crichton (East Tamaki) Whye Kicking Trophy: Tyrone Elkington-MacDonald (University)

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premier points scorer: Tyrone Elkington-MacDonald (University) ■■ Top premier tryscorers: Brody Lam (Eden)/Salesi Rayasi (Marist) ■■ Best and Fairest club player: Waha Waitohi (Ponsonby) ■■ Barrie Connell Memorial Trophy: Jody Wong (Suburbs/Ponsonby) ■■ Club referee of the year: Angus Mabey ■■ Most promising club coach of the year: Nick Evans (Pakuranga) ■■ Premier club coach of the year: Cam Mather (University) ■■ Women’s club player of the year: Aldora Itunu (Ponsonby) ■■ Club rookie of the year: Sebastian Visinia (Suburbs) ■■ Club player of the year: Blake Hill (Eden) Auckland Rugby Union representative awards ■■ Auckland Storm player of the year: Karina Stowers ■■ Auckland women’s sevens player of the year: Kiritapu Demant ■■ Auckland men’s sevens player of the year: Tutu Tairea ■■ Auckland Under 19 Development player of the year: Simon-Peter Toleafoa ■■ Auckland Under 19 A player of the year: Harry Plummer ■■ Auckland Colts player of the year: JP Sauni ■■ Auckland B player of the year: Nico Costa ■■ Auckland M10 Cup team man of the year: Kurt Eklund ■■ Auckland M10 Cup defensive player of the year: Blake Gibson ■■ Auckland M10 Cup player of the year: Blake Gibson ■■ Sir Fred Allen supreme award: Sione Havili ■■ Ash Edwards Memorial Trophy: Brian Francis

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