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STOP GO: A single lane section of Gossamer Drive repair work has been reversed to make it easier for motorists accessing Pakuranga Road.

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RACKING and rutting on a busy thoroughfare is being repaired. However the resulting hold-ups have been frustrating motorists. The work at Gossamer Drive is under way to rehabilitate the road pavement which, Auckland Transport (AT) says, is cracking and rutting in a number of locations. The project is expected to be completed by April 8. However, AT acknowledges that detours have caused some difficulties, particularly with vehicles attempting to turn right out of Johns Lane into Pakuranga Road. Changes were implemented dur-

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ing Waitangi weekend (February 7-8) with the direction of flow in the single lane section reversed to eliminate the need for the right turn. A number of alternatives are available, depending on the origin and destination required, an AT spokesman says. “It is not possible to signpost all of these because of the variety of trips involved. So drivers should plan ahead by researching alternative routes and leaving ahead of schedule to allow for a longer travel time. “Travellers should also look out for notification of the planned switch on the single lane section, and adjust their routes accordingly.� The pavement structure is being

strengthened to carry the expected traffic loadings, the spokesman says. But there are no plans to widen or otherwise upgrade the road to serve a different function. The design life of pavements is normally 25 years, he says, and the new Gossamer Drive pavement is designed for the expected traffic volume during the next 25 years. “The current work is part of this renewal cycle.� The rehabilitation has been divided into two sections requiring different treatments because of underlying ground conditions. Section one, from Pakuranga Road to just past Portadown Avenue, includes removing the existing pave-

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When the principal is new boy at school By FARIDA MASTER

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ONDAY morning, whilst getting dressed for the first day at school, Ian Dickinson’s son gave him some sage advice. As the newly appointed principal of Pigeon Mountain Primary School, Mr Dickinson slipped on his new suit and tie, John, his 12-year-old, briefed him: “Every time principal Ginty Bigwood wore a new tie, he’d tell us a story behind it. I think you should do it too!” Taking his advice on board, Mr Dickinson told the school assembly a story about his new tie, on his first day at school. “You don’t want to know the story, but one of the class 8 students did tell me it was a good story,” laughed the 42-year-old principal. Mr Dickinson arrived in New Zealand from the United Kingdom eight years ago and was first associated with Baverstock Oaks School before he was appointed deputy principal at Bucklands Beach Intermediate six years ago. While the new principal of Pigeon Mountain says he felt like the new boy on his first day at school, he’s familiar with the school across the fence. “I’ve had some history with the school. Besides, being a part of the

“If you feel lonely or afraid, just go and talk to the children in the green uniform. They will look after you.” – Ian Dickinson

neighbouring school, all my three kids studied here and my wife was a former teacher in this school. “Though I am the last person in the family to be connected with it, I do know quite a few of the staff members and teachers because of my wife and children.” The man of the moment at Pigeon Mountain admits that the night before the first day at school, felt like a sleep before Christmas. “I slept soundly through the night, though I was really excited and looking forward to meeting everyone the next day.” Apart from visiting every classroom and getting to know the students, teachers and parents, he introduced himself to every new five-year-old starting school that day and reassured them saying: “If you feel lonely or afraid, just go and talk to the children in the green uniform. They will look after you.”

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His office door that is always open speaks volumes about his accessible personality that welcomes everyone in its fold. “Some of the younger kids still think that Ginty has gone fishing and will come back, so I am getting to know them,” he smiles. Passionate about his new job, Mr Dickinson is grateful that he’s inherited the best possible learning environment with the finest staff, property and students. “I am reaping the fruits of the former principal Ginty Bigwood’s labour and all the hard work he’s put into the school. I value the legacy that he’s left behind. “The school board has been very strategic and forward-thinking. “It’s good to be back in a primary school of 462 students,” he enthused. “It’s a lot of responsibility but I look forward to the new experience and challenge. It’s like commencing a new journey. “Life doesn’t stand still and that’s what I love about change. It’s so exciting.” NEW TIES: The new principal of Pigeon Mountain Primary, Ian Dickinson, is excited about the change and challenges of leading the school. Times photo Wayne Martin

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I WRITE again in respect of the proposed BP Oil Service Station at 332 Pakuranga Road. Thank you for the correction printed in the Howick and Pakuranga Times on January 26. However I take issue with comments printed on page two in the article entitled ‘Ownership questioned’. Further inaccurate comments about the Pakuranga Bowling Club have been made. I quote: The Times has referred again to the Auckland Council’s report. The report clearly states that the 2675 square metre property at 330 Pakuranga Road was the former site of the Pakuranga Bowling Club which has relocated to Sir Lloyd Drive in Pakuranga Heights. There is also reference in the final paragraph commenting that my club operated from the site in Pakuranga Road. I have spoken with Sir Barry Curtis, former Mayor of Manukau City. He informed me that in 1982, as a councillor prior to becoming mayor, he was instrumental in the formation of what became the ‘Pakuranga

Combined Bowling Club’, now the Pakuranga Bowling Club (Inc). The club was created by interested people who responded to an advertised campaign by Sir Barry, to form a

new bowling club on farmland which was then being developed as Lloyd Elsmore Park. These new Club members developed the land into four bowling

greens and later constructed the existing clubhouse on the site. Sir Barry quite emphatically told me that the Pakuranga Bowling Club did not exist until it was formed in

1982 and certainly did not operate from, or own any land in Pakuranga Road. Accordingly, I respectfully suggest that once again the article on page 2 of the Times is inaccurate and again misleading, suggesting that the Pakuranga Bowling Club formerly occupied the land in Pakuranga Road. If there is some Auckland Council record of a bowling club existing in Pakuranga Road, it certainly was as far as I can ascertain not the Pakuranga Bowling Club. One of the members of my club has told me that he understood there might have been an ‘indoor bowling club’ (which has nothing to do with my club) that may have operated from the site at 330/332 Pakuranga Road and then moved to where an indoor bowling club is operating from in the Pakuranga Community Hall in Pakuranga Road. Several members also commented that they believed the Pakuranga Park Village may have had a bowling green adjacent to Pakuranga Road where, at that time, the front entrance to the village was located. Kelvin McMinn Pakuranga Bowling Club President

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By CHRIS HARROWELL

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EVELOPMENT of a new passenger ferry facility at Half Moon Bay is on schedule, with an expected completion date of November next year. The Howick Local Board voted at its monthly public meeting in October, 2014, to allocate up to $2.5 million from its transport capital fund toward the infrastructure project. Its members also passed a resolution requesting Auckland Transport (AT) investigate a possible subsidy to the project from the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA). The board’s spending is subject to AT allocating at least $1m toward the development, which includes a new pontoon and ferry passenger waiting area. A report on the ferry terminal construction project provided to the board before its meeting last Monday states that development will likely be split into two separate phases. The ďŹ rst includes design and fabrication of the pontoon and gangway. The second stage comprises design and construction of a marine wharf and other remaining marine requirements, as well as design and construction of landside works for access and improved passenger transport facilities. Stage two, particularly construction of the wharf, is subject to assessment of the work’s possible environmental impact. The report also states that the results of a marine survey carried out as part of the terminal development project will inform the design process. Local iwi groups have been advised of the project plan and

POSITIVE STEPS: Progress is being made toward construction of a new passenger ferry facility at Half Moon Bay. Times file photo Wayne Martin

are being contacted to establish whether they have a special interest within the area. The board was given a verbal update on the ferry terminal’s progress from AT project director for PT Capital Improvements, Nick Seymour, at its monthly meeting last Monday. “We expect to hear back by the end of this week and it’s all looking very positive,� Mr Seymour said, about the prospect of an NZTA

subsidy. “This ferry facility is based on the one at Hobsonville [West Auckland] and the concept does work. “Discussions with users and operators have started. “We expect that from AprilJune the fabrication work will be done of the gangway and pontoon and design of landside works from April-May. “We are still heading toward a

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ACLEANS College is undergoing a major sporting revolution. A multimillion dollar artificial turf is being installed at the school, which will be the home ground for its top rugby and football teams. The surface is being constructed along Macleans Road, adjacent to the hockey and netball courts. A new cricket oval with grass pitch is also being created behind the artificial turf, which the school’s First XI will move to next summer. “This dual purpose rugby and soccer artificial turf will allow the

school to have all-round access to a first class sporting facility... [and] will greatly enhance the sports programme at the school,� says principal Byron Bentley. The project has been in the pipeline for more than two years, with construction starting prior to Christmas and expected to be completed in April. It was initiated to increase the number of hours students can access sports fields, regardless of the outdoor conditions. “We have a school of 2600 students and huge pressure on our grounds,� says Mr Bentley. “Our main sports grounds are also our main physical education classrooms, and we also have students playing on them at

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“There was a lot of consultation with other schools and community organisations,� says Mr Bentley. “They are all delighted with [artificial turf].� The surface will comply with both FIFA and World Rugby performance specifications, piquing the anticipation of the school’s rugby and football players and coaches. “They’re excited about it,� says Mr Bentley. “It will make a huge difference to what can be provided. We have lots of teams, so we want to be able to cater to them.� The project is costing more than $2 million, funded by the school’s board of trustees.

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THE Ladies Probus Club of Highland Park meets at the Trinity Methodist Church, 474 Pakuranga Road, Pakuranga on February 13 at 10am. Our speaker will discuss the ins and outs of splitting from Probus South Pacific and joining Probus New Zealand. Further details phone Lynsey on 535-4968.

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Fun music

MAINLY Music is a fun music programme for pre-schoolers and their caregivers, and includes rhymes, action songs, instruments and props. Half hour session with morning tea and play time after, $3 per family group, everyone is welcome 9.30am onwards on Tuesday mornings at Howick Presbyterian Church, 11 Vincent Street. Enquiries phone Debbie on 535-7804.

58 Volcanoes

PROBUS Club of Howick meets February 13, 10am at St Andrews Church Centre, Vincent Street, Howick. We are a combined club open to both ladies and men. Visitors and new members welcome. Speaker is Bruce Haywood talking on the history of Auckland’s 58 volcanoes. Plenty of parking at rear of church. Phone Cliff on 534-5246.

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Garage sale

TRINITY Methodist Church, 474 Pakuranga Road is having a garage sale on February 14 starting at 8am. Lots of bargains in household goods, bric-a-brac and clothing. Proceeds for church funds. Phone 534-5227 for more details.

NEW SALTIES: Howick Sailing Club celebrated the second annual national sailing day with its ‘Have a Go’ day earlier this month. More than 30 new sailors braved the drizzle to venture down to Howick Beach to go aboard the club’s training craft, and experience the thrill on a club member’s Paper Tiger catamaran. It was a fun family day had by all, with kids queuing to buddy up with the club’s junior sailors. And there were also a number of father and son/daughter combinations racing each other. Photo supplied

Year of the Ram

A VARIETY of cultural dances will be delivered by the very talented performers from the Mulan Boxing Association and the Pakuranga Chinese Association at Pakuranga Library on February 14 at 10.30am. Phone 576-5269 for more details.

Sausage sizzle

PAKURANGA Vet Clinic along with South Pacific Animal Welfare is the sole provider of animal care to Niue. The clinic’s vets and nurses made their first trip to the island last year performing more than 100 surgeries and 80 consultations, and is returning in May. To raise money to cover the costs of flights, accommodation, insurance and other expenses they are holding a sausage sizzle at Bunnings Botany this Saturday and Sunday. Donations can also be made by going to the website www.givealittle.co.nz/ donate/org/helptheanimals.

Howick and districts

HOWICK Branch of New Zealand Society of Genealogists Inc meets February 14 at St Andrew’s Church Centre, Vincent Street, Howick at 1.30pm. Alan la Roche speaks on how World War I affected the Howick and Districts communities. Door charge $5. Visitors welcome. Phone 576-4715 or 576-5400.

Separation course

THE Parenting Through Separation programme at Willowbank School is a highly rated course provided free of charge by the Ministry of Justice for parents who are in the process of separating or who have separated. The programme is delivered by a psychologist from Triple P New Zealand Ltd with a Family Court lawyer. Next sessions are February 18/25, 7-9pm and April 29/May 6, 7-9pm. For more information and enquiries phone Triple P on 579-1794.

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Put your foot in Aleesha’s door Ask Irene how to eat and lose weight healthily Our feet can give us grief but, luckily, there’s quick relief in the hands of podiatrist, Aleesha Nana, in Half Moon Bay Marina. The highly sought-after owner of Footflex Podiatry has treated patients from far-flung corners of Auckland for all kinds of issues from sports injuries, ankle and heel pain, biomechanics and orthotic therapy to nail and skinrelated conditions such as corns, calluses, verrucas and in-grown toenails. No problem is too big for this highly skilled specialist who handles everything from complicated surgical procedures to simple tasks such as cutting toenails. As a result, this Farm Cove local is well-known in medical circles, especially with doctors at the Marina who encouraged her to pursue her dream of establishing her own practice at this scenic location. While living five minutes away from work is a huge boon for the former Pakuranga College girl, she says it’s her clients who really make it worthwhile. “Helping people walk out pain-free and cur-

ing recurrent conditions gives me huge satisfaction. Clients can also rely on Footflex as their first point of call without going through the hassle of referrals.” Naturally, helping people get back on their feet as soon as possible is a priority. “When people have sore feet they can’t walk and this affects their performance in daily activities. Many forget how important our feet are until something happens so it’s absolutely crucial that they know where to go.” An active sportsperson who has played for the local hockey club for more than a decade, Aleesha knows firsthand how healthy feet contribute to optimum performance. Gentle and professional, her experienced touch has won over clients from the very young to the elderly. Right now there’s more reason to spread the word about Aleesha’s fantastic special from now until December 1, 2013. Mention this ‘Women Today’ ad and receive 20% OFF your next consultation with Aleesha. So, hurry, foot it to Footflex Podiatry today!

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Although we all vowed and declared we wouldn’t do it again this year, many of us have gained weight over the holiday period. Rather than carrying excess kilos, it is a good time to consult NutriActionz Natural Health Clinic’s naturopath, Irene Lok, for a plan to discard that weight healthily. Irene Lok is an experienced naturopath, acupuncturist and medical herbalist, who uses herbal and nutritional medicine, including acupuncture and specialised tests to assist clients who need to lose weight. She sees patients who report adverse health issues such as fatigue, sluggish metabolism and neurological problems like headaches or dizziness from rapid weight loss by some “fad diets”. And Irene has some wonderful anecdotes to tell about the success she has had with weight loss clients – like the man in his 60s who lost 39 kilos in nine months and reversed his diabetes and hypertension. “It is fat loss I help my clients achieve, not loss of precious lean muscles or just water,” she

Colour Your Home with Bronwyn Elsie Houghton is back in town Bronwyn Ade is absolutely passionate about colour and this is reflected in her success as a colour consultant. A former primary school teacher, Bronwyn runs her business, Colour Your Home, from Howick. She launched it in 2003 after an interior design course with well-known design tutor, Nanette Cameron and further studies with talented colour specialist, Peta Tearle. It’s not just colour options for your home Bronwyn will advise on, but she will also guide you in your interior design dilemmas. “I have always been a creative person and helped friends and family with colour and design ideas. The courses gave me the impetus to launch this new career,” Bronwyn explains. Most of Bronwyn’s work involves redecorating local homes. “Often people will say, I don’t want to change the curtains or upholstery, but need a new colour for the walls. Or they will want a complete change to the exterior of their home.”

Bronwyn has also worked on commercial projects (as varied as a kindergarten, church auditorium, school and library) and for several years worked with a leading Auckland tile company as their colour specialist. Bronwyn provides FREE a one-hour on-site consultation. She then goes on to charge an hourly rate and also offers a huge advantage with trade discounts on paint and textile materials. Bronwyn enjoys helping people and seeing them make good choices. She has many happy clients who have been delighted with her instinctive flair, resulting in some beautiful colour schemes “We were in a quandary on colours and Bronwyn provided a very good report that enabled us to clarify our options and make decisions.” – Brian and Brenda “Bronwyn is great at fully discerning what is needed to fix a colour problem and take the overall look to a higher level.” – Dean

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Gina Henry – woman of substance They say behind every successful business there is a woman. Well, for Grangers Taphouse & Kitchen in Half Moon Bay Marina, that woman is Gina Henry. An astute businesswoman and mother of two active boys under five, Gina juggles more acts than many would believe and does them all well. If anyone thinks this busy Farm Cove resident doesn’t have time to cook at home, think again. She’s capable of whipping up restaurant-quality dishes for her family, and doting husband Clinton Henry says she is an “amazing cook” who also serves up inspiration for the ever-evolving Grangers menu. Accustomed to the bright lights of London where she worked in hospitality for years, Gina is often the author of ingenious new concepts, the icing on the cake for this popular eatery. To top it off, the Tauranga-born entrepreneur oversees ever single detail of the restaurant,

including the accounts, media and marketing, which have propelled the establishment through an astronomic rise over a period of less than year. The self-confessed perfectionist says it’s tough but completely worth it. “I’m so happy with how Grangers has turned out. It’s good to be a part of this fast-growing industry and the locals have been truly amazing and unwavering in their support.” While Grangers is enough to tie up anyone’s hands, Gina also has her finger in the successful pie of a cafe in Parnell, which she runs with equal passion and determination. Coming from a family of empowered women – her mother founded her own publishing company when Gina was a baby, and her grand-mother was one of the first female school principals in New Zealand – it’s easy to see the source of Gina’s inspiration and ambition.

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Elsie Houghton has been away riding a camel in the Dubai desert, flying the Kiwi flag on a canal boat in England, sipping Ouzo on one of the 11 Greek islands she visited and watching the All Blacks perform in Dublin, Cardiff and Twickenham. Now the vivacious adventurer is back in town. And, Elsie is busy doing what she enjoys, and where she truly belongs – selling real estate! Elsie’s real estate career started in 2002, and stemmed from being a qualified NZ Law Society legal executive working in residential conveyancing for more than 25 years. This valuable background and work ethic gave her a competitive edge and as a result she boasts an effective and successful rate in buying and selling houses. “I’ve had a tremendous start being back into real estate after an epic adventure of fun in the United Kingdom,” she says with a smile. “I made contact with those on my database and I have had such a positive response. “I recently ran my first auction campaign in

Golflands, with 92 people through the open home in three weekends. With a successful result on auction date, the owners were ecstatic and couldn’t sing my praises highly enough. “I want to do a good job. I want to work long and hard. It’s easy because I simply love houses and the people in them. And, I love the Howick area. We raised our three children here so, I know it so well, from where to buy scented candles to the best place to play petanque!” With the advantage of local knowledge and sound experience, Elsie invites calls on all your real estate matters. She knows Howick and she knows Real Estate – phone her now! She will carefully guide you on the best ways of listing your property and has some great concepts for marketing. Or if you want to go out and about to find that perfect property, she is definitely the agent to have in your life. Elsie is superb to work with during the selling or buying process. And she is also is super energetic and great fun – so you’ll have some laughs along the way.

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laughs. “Unlike what most people think, that home-schooling means you’re stuck at home with books. “I find that I’m always driving my children around for various activities.� While Dean plays badminton, basketball and swimming as well as piano, his sister Kerry-Anne does ballet and competitive swimming. “My youngest son Brad-Lee is still finding out what he’s good at,� says the devoted mother. “The best thing you can do is push them to achieve really well and see them grow in different directions,� she beams. The look of pride on her face speaks volumes of the reward — a lot more than the award that Dean has won!

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STRONG wind and occasional showers failed to stop hardy revellers from flocking to a free public event in Flat Bush on February 6 to mark the 175th anniversary of the Treaty of Waitangi’s signing. Co-hosted by Auckland Council and Toi o Manukau, the annual Family Celebrations at Barry Curtis Park featured food, song and activities as part of the region’s largest Waitangi Day commemorations.

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Uxbridge Arts Centre, 35 Uxbridge Road, Howick March 18, at 1pm MUSIC lovers are invited to a concert staged at the public arts centre in Howick’s Uxbridge Road as part of the Timeless Classics series entitled Memories of Prague. It’s organised by the centre’s programmes and events manager, Ashley Grogan, and features acclaimed flautist, professor Uwe Grodd, and his doctoral graduate student, Agnes Harmath-Parkin. They will be accompanied by pianist Flavio Villani in the delivery of an outstanding performance of chamber music.

War II. Singers taking part include Scot Hall, Susan Boland, Karl Perigo, Tessa-May Brown and John Cameron, who will be accompanied by pianist Penny Dodd. â– The Times has two prize packs to the Operatunity concert in Howick on March 3 to give away. Write your name and daytime contact details on the back of an envelope and send it to: Operatunity Competition, Times Newspapers, PO Box 259 243, Botany, Auckland 2163; or enter online at www.times.co.nz. Entries close at 5pm on Monday, February 23.

Movie screening

Uxbridge Arts Centre, 35 Uxbridge Road, Howick March 7, at 8pm EAST Auckland’s movie lovers are invited to enjoy a free openair film screening of the motion picture Hook in Howick next month. A variety of movies will be projected each week onto the Picton Centre’s outside wall in Fencible Walk Park, Picton Street. People keen to go along are welcome to get together their friends or family and pack a picnic to enjoy a fun night out under the stars.

Family time

The River Church, 69 Ben Lomond Crescent, Pakuranga February 16, from 9.30-10.30am THE Mainly Music family fun session runs weekly from 9.3010.30am on Mondays at The River Church in Pakuranga. It’s a chance for parents and children aged up to five to sing and dance together in a fun and welcoming environment. Following the dancing is a morning tea will be provided for everyone taking part. Children will be able to play in the crèche while their parents chat.

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Song showcase

Picton Centre, 120 Picton Centre, Howick March 3, at 11am POPULAR public music performance group Operatunity returns to Howick for a concert on March 3. The showcase, entitled Memories are Made of This, is a celebration of timeless classics everyone will love, as well as famous songs to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World

River festival

Bramley Reserve, 94 Bramley Drive, Farm Cove March 15, from 12-5pm THE Tamaki River Festival is a free public event funded by the Howick Local Board with the theme of “on the water, in the water, by the water�. It’s staged to celebrate the heritage, cultural diversity and natural environment of the area’s coastline. The event includes water safety education and quality information, coastal environmental displays, and sailing and canoeing.

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OUTH-East Auckland’s many lovers of ďŹ ne food, wine, and music are in for a treat this Valentine’s Day. The Clevedon Jazz, Wine and Food Festival runs from 11am-7pm this Saturday, February 14. It’s staged at the Auckland Polo Club’s Fisher Field in Clevedon-Kawakawa Road. Festival director Anthony Hunt says the live musical acts performing throughout the day include Nathan Haines, Rodger Fox, Erna Ferry with Spiral, the Hipstamatics and the Auckland Jazz Orchestra. Children who go along with their parents will be kept entertained by the free bouncy castles and face-painting. “We are really excited about the day,â€? says Mr Hunt. “We have a fantastic line-up of musicians, with a variety of styles to suit everyone, all performing on a large stage. “Several of our local boutique wineries will also be present, including John Hill Estate, Vin Alto, Puriri Hills, along with a tempting array of food to savour.â€? Haines is known as an internationallyrenowned jazz saxophonist, composer, producer, bandleader and vocalist. Fox is considered New Zealand’s foremost jazz trombonist, big band leader, jazz conductor, arranger and producer. Mr Hunt met Fox while studying jazz music at Massey University, where Fox was a senior lecturer. “This Valentine’s Day we invite people to grab a picnic blanket and treat those they love to artisan foods, boutique wines and international music makers,â€? says Mr Hunt. “The Clevedon Jazz, Wine and Food Festival’s ticket price includes three complimentary wine tastings and a souvenir wine glass.â€?

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Mr Hunt says the festival’s organisers hope to donate some of the proceeds from the event this Saturday toward Marcel Parmentier. The 21-year-old broke his back after falling from a cliff while snowboarding on Mount Ruapehu in October last year. “He’s a Clevedon local who suffered a serious spinal injury that left him paralysed from the waist down,â€? says Mr Hunt. “The local Clevedon School will also beneďŹ t.â€? The Clevedon Jazz, Wine and Food Festival is staged from 11am-7pm this Saturday, February 14, at Auckland Polo Club’s Fisher Field at 102 ClevedonKawakawa Road.

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app provides visitors with a virtual experience relevant to what they’re looking at during their visit. For example, if visitors stand by the village blacksmith, they can look to their mobile or tablet to learn about the ďŹ rst blacksmith in Howick and watch the old forge at work. “We may be a small museum on a global scale, but this is cutting edge technology,â€? Mr Day says. “Even though we’re not technology experts, with PingX we’ve been able to achieve something truly innovative, that even our older visitors are ďŹ nding easy to use.â€? Bluetooth Smart technology is used to determine a visitor’s prox-

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CLASS 5 DRIVERS

Some experience needed, training will be given to match our Top Tile Ltd standards. Ph Chris 021 908 484 09 215 6771

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Part Time

We are seeking to employ a Teacher Aide to work with children who require learning or behavioural support, either 1:1 or in a small group. The successful applicant needs to be available to work each morning from Monday to Friday. This fixed term position is available for immediate start. Letter of application with contacts for referees should be addressed to: Brian Bayly Principal Macleans Primary School 10 Wycherley Drive Bucklands Beach Phone: 534 5191 admin@macleansprimary.school.nz

Two positions available. Flexible person required to work weekends and public holidays. Customer service and cash handling experience preferred. Immediate start date required. Email CV to: info@artsupplies.co.nz

PANELBEATER Reliable, motivated person required to work with minimal supervision, completing tasks to a high standard. Work experience essential. Trade qualification preferred. Phone 534 1851 021 207 1888

CLEANER Available weekdays only No experience required. MUST have own reliable transport. Details/CV: hr@seghq.com

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EARN from Home 24/7 PT / FT. For FREE info: www.24sevenbiznz.com MECHANIC, want to work by the sea? must be exper’d for busy workshop in Maraetai and able to work under pressure, WOF Cert an advantage, but not necessary, email or post your CV to: liz@gasmaraetai.co.nz, 131 Maraetai Dr, Maraetai

ALL ROUNDER Part Time Learn to service and clean coffee vending machines. Must work well unsupervised. Own reliable vehicle and clean drivers license essential. Any electrical knowledge an advantage. Please email your CV to admin@coffeebiz.co.nz CD217801

PART-TIME packer required for wholesale bakery 2-3 nights/week, 6.30pm3am. Applicant must be physically fit as walking & lifting required. Email: andrew@wildwheat.co.nz 2 WAREHOUSE Pickers wntd. Part time, 10am-2pm Mon-Fri, Manukau location. Phone Wright Recruitment 271 1606

C.V.’S CV and interview preparation. Ph Linda 534 8412

WANTED LOCAL SIGN WRITER!

After 8 years our great little signwriter is returning to Korea. We now need a local small business operator (but not restricted to) to come on board and look after our needs. Email your details to: highlandcentre@xtra.co.nz and a meeting will be arranged to provide full details

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You must be: • Workshop skills and able to work well in a team environment • Have experience as a fitter / welder ideally MIG, TIG & Stick • Have a demonstrated logical problem solving ability • Be precise, show attention to detail and have a history of quality workmanship • Fit and Healthy

Sale Assistant

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Email CV to: holtomdrainage@xtra.co.nz and/or phone Ross 530-9072

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

Opportunity to take on a portfolio of clients in a progressive CA firm with a variety of work. Minimum of 3 years NZ C.A. experience required. Join a good team in Ti Rakau Drive. Please phone David Lindsay 273 7377 or email: david@lindsay.co.nz

CD226141

PART-TIME SERVICE MANAGER

PART TIME RECEPTIONIST/ SALES/ ADMINISTRATION PERSON (Plus Driving As Needed)

We require a part-time receptionist/sales and administration support person for 3/4 days per week 9am - 4pm (21-28hours). An excellent hourly rate is offered to the right applicant. In this role you will be working for a busy leading specialist car repair company supporting the Managing Director, two Sales staff, and the Accountant. No two days will be the same! Only applicants with ALL the following skills will be considered: 1. Excellent interpersonal skills – friendly and efficient 2. Excellent written and spoken English 3. Full manual driving licence 4. Solid proven administration experience (supported with references) 5. Accurate data entry skills including being competent with Microsoft Office (Word and Excel) 6. Be able to juggle many balls at once, while maintaining a sense of humour Immediate start! East Tamaki location. Email CV, in the first instance, to: krcrr@xtra.co.nz All replies will be answered. CD210846

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Pakuranga and Howick Budgeting Service provides free advice and support to help people to manage financial challenges and equip them with budgeting knowledge, skills and confidence. We have an opportunity for an experienced Office Manager to join the team at our Pakuranga base. This is a permanent, part-time, paid position, 16 hours per week and generally over 5 mornings, although it includes a requirement to attend monthly management meetings (possibly evening) and advisor trainings (5 Saturday mornings per year). Daily start and finish times are negotiable. We are keen to speak with experienced and highly motivated people who are able to demonstrate their commitment to delivering accurate work in an autonomous environment. We need you to be hard working, IT savvy, flexible, knowledgeable and be able to communicate well with our clients and associates. Experience working with volunteers and with ‘not for profit’ organisations would be an advantage. Non-negotiable / must have: - An excellent command of the English language - A friendly phone manner - Attention to detail A Ministry of Justice criminal conviction clearance will be required. Please apply with CV To budgeting@phbs.org.nz Applications will close on 27 February 2015

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Programme provided by Cornerstone Education Ltd

Drainage labourer required. Experience in drainage or civil construction preferred but if you are reliable, fit and hard working please apply. Opportunity to progress.

DOG loving active retired sgle or cple wanted to mind cute Schnauzer cross, in their home for day stays and sleep overs.Half Moon Bay area pref, fcd section a must, kennel rates paid, Ph 537 4017

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Contract painters required with minimum 5 years experience for mainly residential decorating in the eastern suburbs. Must have own transport and tools etc. CD226529

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MANAGER WITH NO QUALIFICATION WANTED

If you are looking for a fresh challenge with friendly colleagues then we believe we have the opportunity for you. Our busy RTLB Centre based onsite at Pakuranga Intermediate welcomes applications for an RTLB Secretary. The position is for 2 -3 days, maximum 18 hours per week (Term time only). We require someone who is outgoing, confident, organised and flexible with a good command of English. The ideal candidate should have experience in an office environment, with a high level of computer skills. Applications close at 4pm on 13th February or sooner if a suitable applicant. Please send a C.V., the names of two referees and a covering letter detailing your suitability for the vacancy to: Karen Eaton, Cluster Manger, Howick Pakuranga RTLB Centre, Pakuranga Intermediate School, 43–49 Reeves Rd, Pakuranga. Ph: 576 8164. Email: eaton@pakurangaint.school.nz.

Painters & Decorators

Contact Jeremy 027 575 7229

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We are looking for a reliable, fit person to work as a contractor for our business. You will be completing window cleaning mainly on the outside of residential homes. You will need to be available 3-4 days per week, have your own transport to get to our office but will not need transport during working hours. Full training will be given on our systems but experience always an advantage. Please contact us by sending your CV to:

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CONTRACTOR REQUIRED

If you have experience in welding aluminium and are able to work unsupervised we want to hear from you. We are fabricating aluminium scaffolding in our yard at Leonard Road, Penrose. Depending on the person we are flexible with the hours worked, but you will need to be able to do 20+ hrs per week. Hours are generally 7.30am – 3.30pm Monday - Friday Being aluminium the work is light duty, fabricating scaffold platforms / standards / transoms and ledgers.

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Call Nick 021 207 1888

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I am a wheelchair bound woman making a contribution in the field of health and disability. I am looking for a person who can get me up and ready for the day, then assist me with the projects I am involved in and be with me during meetings. Standing transfers are essential, full training given. The successful applicant must have good verbal and written skills, attention to detail with time management and organisational skills. It is essential the applicant take an interest in the work I am involved in. This position is part time Friday, Saturday and Sunday 7.30am - 1.00pm. Call Christine 273 3750 btwn 1-5pm or Graham Bolton 4199 333 interaction@clear.net.nz

Pakuranga Intermediate

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0800 222 140

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Macleans PrimarySchool

CD226655

Enrol with us and train in a live kitchen.

The right wages for the right applicant. Howick based.

SPECIALIST WINDOW CLEANING SERVICES LTD Email: windowclean.hugh@xtra.co.nz

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AUTOMOTIVE SPRAYPAINTER

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Due to expansion and acquisition, an exciting new position has become available for a motivated person with experience and/or desire in website content management, maintenance and the associated product logistics. The position will also include some reception and accounts duties, telephone/customer services and marketing support. The successful applicant will be based at our East Tamaki import/distribution centre that specialises in logging supplies and outdoor power equipment. Hours are 8am to 5pm Monday to Friday. Further information will be shared with interviewees. Please email CV and covering letter to julie@cop.co.nz

Applications to: Bill Connor, Manager Asset Motors 021 20 33 840 - 272 3405

HAIRDRESSER REQUIRED For small busy Pakuranga salon Hours negotiable Phone Lana 576 8766

Administrative & Website Assistant

Asset Motors is the largest supplier of Pre Owned Motor vehicles in East Auckland. We are strategically located on a busy road with over 60,000 vehicles passing our door daily. We are currently looking for well presented Sales people with the energy and drive to earn above average income. Sales candidates are encouraged to apply from outside the Automotive Industry. Experience is not necessary as training will be supplied. Restricted or full drivers licence required. A company vehicle will be supplied Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.

SITUATIONS VACANT

CD226313

Sales Person Required

Frontline role in Penrose with display and design company. You will: • Be well presented with good telephone manner • Have a desire to become part of our friendly team • Be computer literate • Be a good communicator with the ability to assist our clients Hours 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday. Full time hours will be considered for the right person. Please forward your Covering letter and CV to: janicec@degroup.co.nz

CD225613

CD226663

We are looking for experienced, skilled and reliable Class 5 drivers for our metro truck and trailer runs in Auckland. The right candidate will have minimum 2 years of experience, clean driving record, drug free and able to pass a pre-employment drug screen, have dangerous goods and “F” endorsement, able to load and unload own truck and trailer, able to drive Road Ranger gear box, have good work ethics with two traceable references, no criminal convictions and knowledge of Auckland Metro. If you are interested please contact Zubin on 0275512437

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ANTS - FLEAS - SPIDERS - FLIES WASPS - RODENTS - COCKROACHES Ph: Chris 577 4448 021 243 0004

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JOB TRAINING

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PETS

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POINT VIEW SCHOOL ENROLMENT BALLOT

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Point View School will hold a ballot for the enrolment of out of zone students on Friday 6 March. Applications for this ballot close on Wednesday 4 March 2015. Limited spaces available at some year levels. Availability fluctuates according to local enrolment patterns. Please contact the office on 09 274 0637 for application forms or for information about our enrolment policy and zone.

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We sell furniture, household goods, quality used clothing, etc. We accept donations of good furniture, clothing etc. 9 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga Ph 576-1507 Open 6 days Come and be surprised

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CREW CUT lawn mowing Franchise for sale. Guaranteed income of about $500pw at present. Suitable for part time worker, however Crew Cut has guaranteed income for up to $1000 a week if more time is available. For more information call Singo Ph 021 760515

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GA95878

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Public notice of application of onlicence, (or application for variation of conditions of on-licence) Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Oranit Soichanda, 39a Ravenwood Dr, Forrest Hill, North Shore, Auckland, Restaurant has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Kotuku House, Osterley Way, Manukau for the issue of an on-licence in respect of the premises situated at Thai Mint Rest, 12 Dunrobin Place Highland Park, Manukau. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence is Tuesday to Sunday, 11am-2.30pm and 5pm to 11pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the District Licensing committee at Auckland District Licensing Committee, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at PO Box 92300, Auckland 1142. No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105 (1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the second publication of this notice. the first notice was 5/2/2015

FLUTE and Piano Lessons, Registered teacher. Ph 577 4361

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HOWICK NETBALL CLUB

public notice of application for onlicence, off-licence, or club licence (or application for variation of conditions of on-licence, offlicence, or club licence) Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. Howick Tennis Club Incorporated, PO Box 38005, Howick, Tennis Club, has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Kotuku House, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau for the renewal of a Club Licence in respect of the premises situated at Corner Wellington Street and Howe Street, Howick. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Tennis Club., The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are: Monday 11am to 10pm, Tuesday to Thursday 11am to 11pm, Friday 5pm to 12midnight, Saturday and public holidays 1pm to 12midnight, Sunday 11am to 8pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the District Licensing Committee at Kotuku House, 4 Osterley Way, Manukau City. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Auckland Council, Private Bag 92300, Auckland 1142. No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105 (1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. No objection to the renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in Section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. This is the only publication of this CD226542 notice.

ENGLISH/Maths/ Science(NCEA/Cambridge) Qualified exp tutors/teachers. Essay writing/editing. 535-0523

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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Service

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ACCOMMODATION OFFERED

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4 weeks for 25pp Starts Sunday 15 February 7 - 8 pm Bucklands Beach Intermediate School Hall

KENTSLEY, Robert Edwin (Bob) Died peacefully on 9th February 2015, aged 88. Very beloved husband of Brenda. Dearly loved father of Rosemary and Chris, and much loved grandfather of Daniel. Sorely missed father-inlaw of Heather. A service for Bob will be held at the All Saints Church, 17 Selwyn Road, Howick on Tuesday 17th February 2015 at 1.30pm.

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Based at Bell Park in the middle of Lloyd Elsmore Park is Howick and Pakuranga largest multi-sport club PIC Insurance Brokers Pakuranga United Rugby Club. Whilst the backbone of the club is New Zealand’s game “Rugby” the club also caters for Netball, Badminton, Touch, Social Basketball, American Football, and Australian Rules and is associated with Howick Pakuranga Baseball Club. Our club even has a “Gentleman’s” Breakfast Fitness club who meet three mornings per week to stay fit and enjoy each other’s company. Whilst sport plays a major part of the club Pakuranga United sees

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Zone champions TWO wins to Daniel Hunter helped the Harlequins swim team win the New Zealand zonal championships at Westwave Aquatic Centre on Sunday. The Harlequins is made up of swimmers from Auckland, Northland and Counties Manukau and featured six members of Howick Pakuranga Swim Club, including Hunter, who won the men’s 50-metre and 100m freestyle. Each of the four zone teams features 10 male and 10 female

swimmers under 16 and the same number in the 16-and-over competition. Hunter was joined by clubmates Mario Konisperger, Dominic Mildon and Ewan Jackson in the senior team, with Mikayla Dance and Thomas Hughson in the juniors. The Harlequins ďŹ nished well ahead in the points on 1978 followed by the South Island Makos (1750.5), Central North Aqua Knights (1678) and the Lower North All Stars (1646.5).

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ASITH “The Slingerâ€? Malinga’s return from ankle surgery will boost Sri Lanka’s conďŹ dence going into their World Cup ODI opener against New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday. Although rusty after a long recuperation, Malinga’s renowned ability to bowl toe-crunching yorkers could give his team a lethal attacking venom it lacked in the 2-4 series loss against the Black Caps. That will be the challenge for the New Zealand batsmen whose combined performance overcame the individual brilliance of Kumar Sangakkara, Mahala Jahawardene and Tillakaratne Dilshan earlier in the summer. Regarded as third favourites behind Australia and South Africa by most “expertsâ€?, New Zealand has never produced a better balanced team, being strong in batting, bowling and ďŹ elding. With Ross Taylor and Martin Guptill making a timely return to form and Kane Williamson consistently outstanding, New Zealand’s cause would be boosted considerably if captain Brendon McCullum

Agnew’s Angle could repeat his test match brilliance by showing enough patience to get his eye in before unleashing his big shots. With Grant Elliott, Corey Anderson and Luke Ronchi all having produced some sublime form, the Black Caps bat deep and are capable of scores in excess of 300. The competition between pacemen Tim Southee, Kyle Mills, Trent Boult, Mitch McClenaghan and Adam Milne and spinners Daniel Vettori and Nathan McCullum is also ďŹ erce with all showing form in the lead up. Having consistently thrashed India, Australia deserves favouritism and their clash with New Zealand is eagerly anticipated. David Warner, Steve Smith, James Faulkner and Glenn Maxwell are fast scoring batsmen and

Michael Clarke’s return from injury could boost the batting even further. With Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc performing magniďŹ cently, they have a fearsome bowling attack, as do South Africa with Dale Steyn, Vernon Philander and Morne Morkel. Add to that trio the world class AB de Villiers, Hashim Amla and JP Duminy and their batting is also formidable enough to suggest they will make the semi-ďŹ nals despite their choker reputation. Although India, Sri Lanka and England are ranked above New Zealand, the Black Caps have far more impressive recent form. With that comes a renewed conďŹ dence, especially with home ground advantage in their pool games and the return to form of Taylor and Guptill. Meanwhile, with so many All Blacks missing from the early rounds of Super Rugby, picking winners in this weekend’s opening matches is a difďŹ cult exercise. However, the Hurricanes, Chiefs and Crusaders should make strong

challenges for the title when at full strength. Once again, the Crusaders should produce superior forward power led by superstars Richie McCaw, Kieran Reid and Sam Whitelock, while the Hurricanes and Chiefs have dazzling backs. In TJ Perenara, Beauden Barrett, Ma’a Nonu, Conrad Smith, Julian Savea and Cory Jane, the Canes’ backline has six All Blacks. With the Chiefs signing Sonny Bill Williams, Hosea Gear and Seta Tamanivalu to join All Blacks Aaron Cruden and Augustine Pulu, they are also capable of providing plenty of excitement. Prediction: former Saint Kentigern College pupil Tamanivalu will make the same devastating impact Malakai Fekitoa did for the Highlanders last year when he rocketed into the All Blacks. Under Jerome Kaino’s leadership the Blues forwards should be stronger this year. However their success will depend on how well their backs convert some brilliant individualism into a cohesive mix which was missing last year.

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PAKURANGA Jaguars Rugby League Club’s premier team has received a promotion of sorts to the second tier of the Auckland competition. Following a comprehensive review, the Auckland Rugby League (ARL) premiership structure will have a different look this year, with the Phelan Shield and SAS Sharman Cup competitions being combined As a result, the third-tier Phelan Shield competition will not exist in 2015, with ďŹ ve of the seven clubs from last year, including runners-up Pakuranga, joining the reformatted Sharman Cup. The Pukekohe Pythons and Navy/ North Shore Dolphins failed to meet the minimum team number criteria for this season. The Sharman Cup winners will be promoted to the ďŹ rst division for the ensuing season, while the bottom placed team from the Fox Memorial premiership will be relegated. There will be no relegation from the Sharman Cup, provided teams maintain the off-ďŹ eld criteria each year. The Phelan Shield will now be awarded to the Sharman Cup minor premiers from this year on. “The beneďŹ ts of this change is that the SAS Sharman Cup will be a stronger competition, with more clubs given the chance to grow and push for promotion to the Appliance Shed Fox Memorial,â€? says ARL competitions manager Patrick Carthy. “It’s also important that the Phelan Shield will remain an integral part of the game, as the prize for the minor premiers of the second division.â€? The 2015 Sharman Cup teams are: Bay Roskill Vikings, East Coast Bay Barracudas, Ellerslie Eagles, GlenďŹ eld Greyhounds, Hibiscus Coast Raiders, Manukau Magpies, Manurewa Marlins, Mt Wellington Warriors, New Lynn Stags, Pakuranga Jaguars, Papatoetoe Panthers, Ponsonby Ponies, Richmond Bulldogs, Te Atatu Roosters, Waitemata Seagulls.

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Howick get on podium HOWICK Hornets Rugby League Club has made a solid debut in the code’s shorter format, placing third in the inaugural Counties Manukau Nines tournament. Playing at Bruce Pulman Park, Papakura last Friday and Saturday, Howick lost to Otahuhu 14-16 in their opening game. They then finished day one with an 18-8 victory over Mangere East. The second day started with a 20-8 win over Manurewa Marlins, which qualified Howick for the top four. In the semi-finals, Howick and Papakura Sea Eagles were tied 18-18 at full-time forcing the match to golden point, with Papakura scoring a try to win 22-18. The 3 v 4 play-off saw Howick defeat Papatoetoe 20-10 to take a place on the podium, along with winners Papakura and runners-up Otahuhu. Counties Manukau Rugby League general manager Kasey King says the tournament will be an annual event around Waitangi Day. “It was something the clubs had wanted,� says King. “The clubs can struggle to get players to pre-season training so the nines gives them an incentive.� “It also provides an opportunity to trial younger players and try out combinations.� King is pleased with the first hit-out, which featured eight of the 12 teams from the Counties Manukau zone entered. “We knew it would be a humble beginning, but it was excellent and wellreceived,� he says. “We couldn’t have asked for a better start and there was some really good football being played.�

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NITA Punt’s penalty corner prowess was to the fore in the women’s Black Sticks third hockey test against Canada in Whangarei on Sunday. Punt, who plays her club hockey for Howick Pakuranga, scored four goals in the 5-1 victory to complete a 3-0 series whitewash for the Kiwis. New Zealand won the opening match 4-1 last Thursday, after leading 2-1 at halftime. “We had some good patches of play and it’s good to score four goals,� head coach Mark Hager said. “I thought we dominated most of the game but, in the end, we aren’t quite where we need to be.� The Black Sticks only converted one of five penalty corners awarded throughout the game, with Brooke Neal scoring 40 seconds from fulltime. “Our set pieces aren’t quite as good as what we want so we have some work to do there,� said Hager. “We have only trained four or five times since the summer break, so we will improve the more we play.� The 4-0 triumph in Saturday’s second test was a classic case of a game of two halves as the Kiwis scored all four of their goals in the first two quarters. “It was a good first quarter, I thought we were very clinical and even in the second quarter I thought we dominated,� said Hager. “Then in the second half, we lost structure and intensity, we weren’t running onto the ball with the same energy.�

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Despite Punt’s captain’s knock of four goals in the final fixture, she was dissatisfied her side was unable to put together a complete 60-minute performance against much lower ranked opposition. “We didn’t start that great, whereas [in the second test] we had a really good first half and then let ourselves down in the second,� she said. “The performance for me on the field I thought was a bit disappointing. I didn’t do what I would like to have done, but it’s really

good to execute the penalty corners. That is something I’ve been working on and I take pride in the percentage we convert.� Punt gave NZ the lead with her first penalty corner in the second minute which was all the scoring in the first half. Canada equalised in the 33rd minute, before rookie Rachel McCann restored the Black Sticks’ advantage. A consecutive hat-trick to Punt wrapped up the victory. “The combinations that we have

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451 Ti Rakau Dr, The Hub. Ph 666 1001.

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OFFER APPLIESTO TO SELECTED SELECTED RANGES ONLY* OFFER APPLIES RANGES ONLY*

CARPET COURT MANUKAU SUPER STORE

OPEN 7 DAYS

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Cnr Lambie Drive & Ronwood Ave, Manuaku. Ph 600 5560.

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