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the most of social media and the internet.� Mr Handisides is the son of respected former insurance broker Ian Handisides and his wife Beverley, who live in Half Moon Bay. Stephen Handisides founded the successful MyFaceMyBody Awards, publicly held last November at the prestigious Royal Garden Hotel in London. Described as the largest global aesthetic beauty awards in the world, it’s staged to recognise successful industry innovation and customer service excellence. The awards were televised in the United Kingdom and attended by a large number of industry experts and celebrities. Mr Handisides is bringing the MyFaceMyBody Awards to New Zealand and Australia this November and is planning a North American version for 2016. He hosts the Stephen Handisides

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to produce and present my own TV series, which is now in its fifth year. “The Stephen Handisides Show screens on SkyTV in the UK and I present on various morning shows about the latest beauty trends. “I write for a number of beauty magazines and newspapers about the latest beauty secrets and products hitting the market.� Mr Handisides has a busy year ahead, with regular travel planned between the UK, US and Australia. He’s driven by a desire to educate the public about new developments in the global beauty industry. “I focus on the latest trends of what’s new in the field of aesthetics and beauty. “I’m very interested in new nonsurgical innovations, such as freezing body fat instead of going under the knife. “It’s a booming market and I’m intrigued by the motivation of people to seek out cosmetic treatments.�

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ONY King enjoys his Howick Village Radio slot so much that he took the show on the road during the recent holidays. The station has produced many live outside broadcasts before, at remote destinations from its caravan at events such as Midnight Madness and the rugby sevens in Pakuranga, and from picturesque locations like Howick Beach. But what Tony delivered on Saturday, January 3, was a technological ďŹ rst for Howick Village Radio (HVR): the ďŹ rst outside broadcast from beyond Howick and Auckland’s borders – a live show from his holiday destination, Kai Iwi Lakes in Northland. Tony, who writes music reviews for the Times, rigged up a mobile broadcast unit that connected through on a phone line and beamed in loud and clear with his Budget Breakfast Show. It always carries news and information, but is mostly great music and knowledge of it, like his Buried Treasure show on Wednesdays at 7pm. Tony’s dedication and enthusiasm for the station and what he gets out of the experience is an

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Golden prize for doctor’s practice By Marianne Kelly

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YSTEMS introduced by medical practitioners that their patients understand are credited for a doctor’s surgery success in an annual top performing practice award. Botany Doctor at Botany Town Centre is the 2014 top performing practice, winning gold in the East Health Trust clinic excellence awards late last year. Monthly audit figures are collated and the PHO (primary health organisation) collects them to assess the performance of the South-East Auckland practices coming under its auspices. Statistics include cardiac arrest, cardiovascular risk assessment, cervical smears, mammography, smoking cessation, diabetes check-ups and insulin maintenance. The statistics provide an overview of the screening and clinical outcomes and, Dr Marcus Hawkins, Botany Doctor’s practitioner, says the award “is a nice indicator of clinical outcomes”. In 2011, the practice operated under the Procare PHO and won the best practice Procare quality awards. “This award with East Health is much bigger for us,” he says. “We’re very pleased to have the best statistics. We’re a small, compact and efficient practice and I’m very hands on.” Practice manager and nurse, Catherine Hawkins, says Botany Doctor does a lot of self-auditing. “Nobody is perfect so we can pick up where we have slipped through the cracks, stuff that is overlooked.” A key to the success, she says, is that all the clinical staff members have spent a decade or more working in the hospital system. “We’re used to dealing with the public and the big personalities and have learned to target the questions. “It’s always difficult dealing with issues which to them [patients] could be an emergency. But we must stay focused on what is a clinical emergency and them seeing why the decisions are what they are. Our patients know our system, which makes it easier for them and us,” she says. “It’s not completely rigid, but the systems allow the patients and staff to rely on them.” For example, they (patients) know to phone for appointments the day before, and know the practice always tries to see children the same day. The system, Ms Hawkins says, encourages people to leave more

LEADING PERFORMANCE: The Botany Doctor team, from left, Ann Jones (receptionist), Kerry Marshall (practice nurse), Catherine Hawkins (practice manager and Times photo Wayne Martin nurse), Dr Marcus Hawkins (practice doctor), and Carol Clark (receptionist).

urgent messages for the nurse. “It allows us to be triaging [determining patient treatment priorities] all the time so important stuff is not getting lost.” Dr Hawkins says the practice aims for people to get an appointment the same or the next day while children get priority: “Rarely do we redirect people.” However, it also has a rule to keep a cap on patient numbers so treatments are constantly manageable, rather than having so many people that it’s no longer possible to deliver services. They describe Botany Doctor as an average-sized practice, drawing from the surrounding areas of Dannemora, Botany, Howick, Pakuranga and Bot-

any Junction. Being based in a shopping centre results in the practice dealing with a variety of issues, Dr Hawkins says. “We get more people dropping in as casuals off the street and we get a lot of young people, as we’re close to the school across the road [Botany Downs Secondary College].” It also prides itself on patients always seeing their own doctor. “I feel strongly that you sign up with a doctor, not a practice,” Dr Hawkins says. “You should have access to that doctor for ongoing follow-up and familiarity. People don’t like getting a different doctor each time.” While monthly statistics are good

indicators, Dr Hawkins says the practice likes to keep on top of other issues, such as monitoring medications, especially for older people who may be on a variety of drugs, “so it’s worth reviewing them”. Other things regularly monitored are chronic obstruction airways diseases, such as bronchitis or emphysema usually caused by cigarettes. “Smoking is still a major issue,” Dr Hawkins says. “We find the damage has been done years ago and it has to be looked after now. It’s about managing the disease.” Sexual and mental health for teenagers is also an ongoing issue. Ms Hawkins says a Governmentfunded programme is in place for

people under the age of 22, but they’re entitled to only three visits. “It’s an area that’s evolving and we see a great need for it,” she says. “But the programmes are always being cut or on the verge of being cut. “It’s frustrating as treatment can prevent so many long-term issues, such as unwanted pregnancies, terminations, and the spread of sexual diseases. “There is not a lot for young people and they don’t fall within a particular demographic,” she says. “Young people apply to this programme regardless of their background. Teenagers are not discussing these issues with their parents. And, no matter how well off the parents are, this area is a level playing field.”

Four-legged escape artist has community out searching FANNY, the tiny bichon frise dog, has been doing her very best to become famous. The little white pooch went missing from the Somerville home of her owners Gareth Bird and Taryn Lee Pewsey at about 9.30am last Friday. A resident saw a dog matching Fanny’s description near Elim Christian Centre in Botany a short time later and notified users of the East Auckland

Grapevine Facebook page of the recent sighting. A large number of people kept up to date with the hunt for Fanny and began reporting numerous sightings of her on the popular community Facebook page. One of the page’s members saw the missing dog at about 7pm last Friday near Paparoa Park in Cockle Bay. The slippery pooch was also appar-

ently seen in nearby Churchill Road. More reported sightings of Fanny followed, with her usually being seen travelling as fast as her legs would carry her. An East Auckland Grapevine page member then spotted Fanny running along Sandspit Road in Cockle Bay. The news was reported to Mr Bird, who hurried to the scene. Just after midday last Sunday, Ms

Pewsey uploaded a photo of herself with little Fanny finally contained at Cockle Bay Beach. The Facebook thread announcing Fanny was found safe and well received more than 140 comments and has been liked more than 840 times. While people were engaged in searching for the bichon frise, other East Auckland dog lovers were hitting the streets to try to find a missing bea-

gle named Monty. The four-year-old dog vanished from his owners’ Cockle Bay home on New Year’s Eve, possibly spooked by noisy fireworks. Monty is a tan and cream-coloured dog and was wearing a blue colour when he vanished. For more information, refer online to www.facebook.com, and search for East Auckland Grapevine.

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“I’m old enough to end-all of our probremember when the lems? No, it is not,� North Shore was but said Mr Cashmore. a village. The harbour “But buses aren’t bridge was transforeither. A lot of peomational.� ple say buses are the His comments were solution. We will have made as part of an gridlock in downtown address to the board in 2022 with buses.� on the council’s draft Mr Cashmore aired long-term plan and its BILL CASHMORE his disappointment upcoming consultation process. at the attitude of people from Mr Cashmore was one of 16 wards outside the route of the councillors who voted to include CRL, or who are ignorant of its funding of the CRL in the long- benefits. term plan. “It’s not much use for Franklin Howick councillors Dick Quax really, and not much use at all for and Sharon Stewart were among Howick. the seven who voted to defer the “But it’s good for Auckland. start of the project until 2020 to “The rail link basically doubles coincide with the start of Gov- the capacity of our rail network. ernment funding. “At the moment, Britomart “Is rail transport the be-all and is almost at capacity. Trains are

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F THERE’s one thing that assistant principal of Elim Christian College, Carol Pottow, finds most rewarding, it’s seeing students blossom for five years till they walk out of the college gates ready to take on the world. “I love watching the year 9s grow into well rounded personalities. When they first enter the college they’re so awkward. “By the end of year 13, they’re confident and have character,” she says with a smile, getting mistyeyed watching year 13s say goodbye to the school that was home for five years. Ms Pottow is particularly proud of Joshua Cloke, one of Elim’s ace students, who has been awarded the prestigious Victoria Excellence Scholarship from Victoria University in Wellington, valued at $20,000 over three years. With a passion for French language, history and classics, Joshua has been on the Interact board – a service club for youths, supported by Rotary International; a part of the peer support group and the student council. He’s also been a World Vision leader, Lion’s Club youth ambassador and has participated in the Auckland Model UN Youth N2MUN, some of a long list of activities he’s excelled at. The Model UN is a springboard to help young people go out into the world feeling empowered to deliver change for the better, and Joshua is determined to make a big difference. “I’m going to take the knowledge and wisdom from the people who helped me and take it to the outside world,” says the artistically inclined, high achieving student. “I’ve learnt here what it means

GOING PLACES: Elim Christian College student Joshua Cloke has won the prestigious Victoria University Excellence Scholarship valued at $20,000, and believes the school contributed a great deal to who he is today. Times photo Farida Master

to be a Christian in a secular society. The college has been a safe bubble and given me a place to grow in multiple ways – intellectually, spiritually and raised me out of what I came with.” When Joshua got admitted to the college in year 9, he had an eating disorder. His family had tried everything to help him fight it. He’d even been hospitalised but it didn’t work. “But the school welcomed me with open arms and accepted me for who I am. “My family, of course, has always

been a huge support. But now after five years, it’s difficult to say goodbye to all those who have seen me go through the rough patch. “There’s such a personal relationship that students here share with the staff, teachers and friends.” Joshua believes Victoria University is the right choice for him, with the capital being the hub of political activity. “Travelling to Wellington for the Model UN opened my mind. I realised that if I want to manage the development of an NGO [non-

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CALL to retain the currently cherished leafy environment and character of a heritage zoned suburb has been made by members of the Cockle Bay Residents and Ratepayers Association. Maureen Forrester, the association’s secretary, addressing the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan (PAUP) independent hearing panel, questions the concept of a “one size fits all� strategy that does not recognise the uniqueness of different communities across the city and the varying amenity values each offer. People, she says, purchased properties in the Cockle Bay area knowing the provisions and rules that applied. “They bought on the understanding of the conditions that applied and paid premium prices in the case of the heritage zone.� A survey of 1800 households in Cockle Bay, classified as Residential Heritage Zone in the Manukau Operative Plan, was carried out and close to 100 per cent of respondents said they wanted the heritage zone preserved rather than an ‘overlay’ proposed in the PAUP. Mrs Forrester says there was widespread concern that an overlay could more easily be removed at Auckland councillors’ whim in the future. Respondents did not want front yards reduced from 6 metres to 5m, rear yards reduced from 6m to 1m, and side yards reduced to 1m, compared with keeping 1.2m on one side and 2.4m on the other. They also did not want the yard reductions included in the PAUP’s Single Housing Zone. Few, she says, believed the proposed HIRB (height in relation to boundary) would protect privacy and they did not want a neighbour to build on their boundary. Present northern and road boundary rules cause the least shading of adjoining sites to the north and the front yard rule prevents buildings from dominating the street, she says. The 35-degrees recession plane for southern boundaries limits the height of a building so that it does not block light from the northern boundary of the neighbouring site. “The building’s proximity to the

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site boundary,� Mrs Forrester says, “has an impact on the amount of sun received by the neighbouring site. “Buildings that are close to the southern boundary can affect the sunniest part of the neighbouring site. Therefore it’s important to consider factors such as site orientation, shape and topography when deciding on how a building should be sited on a piece of land.� Mrs Forrester says the association also opposes “discretionary� approval being granted by council officers for any property development controls. “Any construction that does not meet all of the development con-

trol rules – building height, density, HIRB, yards, and building coverage, should be considered a resource consent ‘non-complying’ activity and require neighbour’s approval in all instances,� she says. The association is advocating a “pilot approach� to demonstrate the outcomes of the Unitary Plan before imposing rezoning changes on the entire city. “Concentrate,� she says, “on filling existing vacant land first to determine the outcome of the plan before imposing massive rezoning changes on the entire city, and the intensification along the rail line where millions of ratepayers’ money is being directed.�

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Summer picnic

GREEN Gables Cottage Art Gallery, at Hawthornden Reserve, 66 Cook Street, Howick, features paintings by Rae McKeown until January 30. Entry is free and everyone is welcome. Gallery hours are Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 3pm. Sales help to support Totara Hospice South Auckland. For further details, phone Beryl on 534-5448.

HOWICK Historical Village, in Bells Road, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga, invites the public to its Summer Picnic on Sunday, January 18, from 10am to 4pm. There will be lots of activities to join in, with crafts to do and grassy places to relax. Take your picnic blanket and basket and join in the fun family day. For more details, refer online to www.fencible.org.nz.

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YOU’LL find bargains galore and some of the best prices around at The Garage Op Shop, 96 Udys Road, Pakuranga. Opening hours are Fridays, 10am to 2pm. Phone 576-2435, or email thegarageopshop@pcf.gen.nz.

Book sale

NEED that unforgettable book for the beach or boat, a title to leave on a park bench or in the bach? The summer book sale at Howick Library is on until January 17.

Movies in parks

ALL over Auckland there is something for everyone with blockbusters to animation movies to home-grown flicks. Gather your family and friends, pack the picnic blanket and come and enjoy a summer’s evening under the stars. On January 17, from 7-10.30pm, Rio 2, screens at Maraetai Beach Park, Maraetai Drive. Admission is free. Note that the movie start time depends on sunset time. For more information, refer online to www. moviesinparks.co.nz.

Young at heart

THE Selwyn Centre for Young@ Heart reopens on January 30, meeting on Mondays and Fridays, 9.30am-1.30pm, and on Wednesdays, 10am-1.30pm. For more details, phone Mary on 535-1563.

ON SHOW: Howick Art Group president Rae McKeown exhibits her paintings at Green Gables Cottage Art Gallery until the end of the month. Times photo Wayne Martin

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OPERATUNITY launches its 2015 concert season with The Big Band Era, featuring music from icons such as Glenn Miller and Henry Mancini and greats such as Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday. The cast includes Bonaventure AllanMoetaua, Elisabeth Harris and the band. Every featured song in the show is a hit, including New York, New York, Fly Me to the Moon, Big Spender, Summertime, My Way, It Had to be You, The Lady is a Tramp, One O’clock Jump and All of Me, to name a few. The concert will be held in the Picton Centre, 120 Picton Street, Howick, on Tuesday, January 20, at 11am. To book tickets that include lunch with the artists, free call 0508-266-237, or go to www.operatunity.co.nz for further details.

ST COLUMBA Church Shop, behind Paradice Ice Skating Rink, in Botany, wishes its supporters a very happy new year. It’s open 9am to 12.30pm, Wednesday to Friday, with a good stock of clothing, including a wedding dress and christening gown, also a pushchair and highchair and lots more. Fill-a-bag is on January 21-23.

Shakespeare Aloud

THE next gathering to read Cymbeline at Highland Park Library will be on Thursday, January 15, at 7pm. Everyone is welcome as we go into our fourth year. For further details, phone Teresa on 535-3092.

Bringing hope

THERE is 50 per cent off everything, except home-made products, in the January sale at the Hope Shop, at 219 Burswood Drive. It’s open Wednesday to Saturday, 10am-1pm. For more information, phone the East City Wesleyan Church on 273-9044. While every effort is made to run the notices, volume and space restrictions may mean events will not run. Where publication of a notice is time-critical, groups should consider paying for a classified advertisement to ensure placement.

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JANUARY 12: Amy Louise Dudley is Howick Maternity Unit’s first baby for 1995. It seems wee Amy was so excited about the advent of the New Year that she forgot her own date on the calendar still had three weeks to go – surprising her proud parents Adrienne and David. The Dudleys had a quiet New Year’s Eve celebration with friends before the arrival of Amy, their first child on January 2 at 2.25am. She weighed in at 2800 grams.

Romance with sea

JANUARY 12: Popular Bucklands Beach sailor Steve Trevurza is taking the Trans-Atlantic Solo Yacht Race so seriously that he has put his honeymoon on hold until after it’s completed. Trevurza and his partner, Ponsonby yachtie Daphne Jefcoate, are to be married in September just before the start of the 6400km race from France to the West Indies. However, Jefcoate will stay in close contact with her new husband as she’s his onshore crew and Trevurza says they may use the yacht for their honeymoon after the race. “We may sail around the Caribbean in it.” Trevurza has all hands on deck in preparation, building his own 6.5m yacht which will be fitted with a relatively new swinging keel designed to provide less drag than conventional ones. A sailmaker by trade, Trevurza has sailed in two Whitbread round the world races, with his most recent one being a cook on Ross Field’s 1994 entry Yamaha. “Everything is going well and the yacht I’m building for the race is an allround craft because you can’t rely on one point of sail,” says Trevurza. A good performance in last October’s

Coastal Classic gave Trevurza his first taste of solo sailing and provided him with a victory on handicap.

Conservation prize

JANUARY 12: A Howick scientist with a passion for whales has won the Antarctic Society’s conservation trophy for 1994. Sue Miller, a dedicated marine biologist, was selected for the award for her work with the World Wide Fund for Nature New Zealand. The former Mellons Bay Primary and Howick College student works as a species protection officer for the United Nations’ South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme and is based in Apia, Samoa. Proud father and Howick resident Hugh Miller says his daughter’s work with the Fund for Nature took her all over the world, to places as diverse as Norway, Mexico and the United Kingdom. The award, which he says is a fitting tribute to a “local girl made good”, was presented largely in recognition of her efforts to secure a Southern Ocean whale sanctuary.

From little seeds...

JANUARY 16: An enthusiastic Pakuranga gardener is amazed at the result of his first attempt to grow sunflowers. Ed Miller’s tall Russian variety of the popular flower stretch over 2.5m high – some with heads bigger than a large dinner plate – and sway brightly along the base of a cliff in front of his waterfront home. “They’re my pride and joy,” he says. Mr Miller’s fascination with sunflowers began when he was travelling around India last year. “In the south of India there are hundreds and hundreds of acres of them. I thought I’d give it a crack when I came home.”

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HILLIP Toms is gearing up for an adventure that will likely call on every skill and bit of experience he’s gained so far in the police. Ormiston’s community police constable flies out today to begin a one-year overseas deployment on Bougainville Island near Papua New Guinea. He’s part of a contingent of four Kiwi police officers making the trip and the only one from the Counties Manukau district. “We’ll be helping the local police and community over there on behalf of the New Zealand Police,” Mr Toms told the Times. “I will be in police uniform, but won’t be carrying weapons such as pepper spray. “As advisors, we won’t be policing as such. We’ll be working with Bougainville Islanders and police and teaching them about the prevention-first strategy the police use in New Zealand.” Mr Toms and his colleagues hope to give their Bougainville Island counterparts examples of successful Kiwi policing. “We’ll teach them so they can hopefully take it and apply it,” he says. “We aren’t going there to tell people what to do.” Mr Toms undertook intense pre-deployment training, including a four-wheel driving course, to prepare for his overseas posting. He also received several medical inoculations to combat diseases such as malaria and dengue fever. “We learned how to get ourselves out of certain situations, such as if we were stuck in a creek or crossing a river,” says Mr Toms, about the pre-deployment course. “It was so we would know what

IT’S A MISSION: Ormiston community police constable Phillip Toms is looking forward to his one-year overseas deployment. Times file photo Wayne Martin

to do if we got stuck. “We also learned how to save each other using ropes and I had to jump into an ice-cold river.” One thing Mr Toms hasn’t been able to prepare for is Bougainville Island’s climate. “It gets very hot there in summer and can reach 42 degrees Celsius,” he says. “That’s what hits you when you first get there.” Mr Toms is no stranger to heat, however. As a former NZ Army Territorial Force soldier for 20 years, he once took part in an exercise in Adelaide, South Australia, where

the weather reached above 50 degrees C. Among the things he’s learned about Bougainville Island since finding out he was going there is that it isn’t particularly wealthy. “There are a lot of people who come down from where they live in the mountains to sell their produce in the markets,” says Mr Toms. “I expect to be out and about a lot and I’m excited about it. “I’d like to think I can make my mark and do some good overseas. “As Ormiston’s police constable, I have done a lot of work with shops and schools and at the road

intersections. “Hopefully I can find my niche there and help the police and local community.” Mr Toms says it will be tough to say goodbye to his young family in Auckland. “Having served in the army for more than 20 years, I have been overseas before,” he says. “I will be able to come back every three-four months though. “I’ve talked to other police officers who have done an overseas deployment and they said they learned a lot about themselves from it. “You can’t beat experience.”

Keeping safe behind wheel

A NEW campaign to debunk alarming drink-driving myths has been launched. Auckland Transport (AT) research, involving 20- to 29-year-old males and females, reveals some concerning views about what constitutes safe driving practices. Among the myths are: “Four drunk eyes are as good as two sober eyes”; “I’m the least drunk sober driver”; “better a drunk person you know than a sober stranger”; “it’s okay if your mates push you to drive”; and “I’ve sobered up, I’m sweet to drive”. AT community and road safety manager Karen Hay says the Drunksense/ Straightsense campaign highlights some “stupid and dangerous views that people hold around drinking and driving, and looks to debunk these urban myths and promote safer choices”. Traditionally alcohol-related deaths and serious injuries can spike around the holiday season, she says. While Auckland alcohol-related road deaths and serious injuries have been trending downwards since 2009, they still contribute to 28 per cent of all road deaths and serious injuries. “Young drivers aged 20-24 make up 27 per cent of all drivers involved in alcohol-related crashes, which is why the campaign is primarily targeted at them,” Ms Hay says. Crash statistics show that people of all ages are continuing to put lives at risk by thinking they can drive safely with an excess amount of alcohol in their system. “It’s not just an issue affecting younger drivers,” she says. Counties Manukau road policing manager, inspector Alison Brand, says alcohol at any level impairs driving. “Even small amounts of alcohol affect your judgement, and the ability to drive safely begins to deteriorate, even after one drink.” The campaign coincides with the introduction of the new blood alcohol limit for drivers aged 20 years and over, lowered from 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood (0.08) to 50mg (0.05).

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POSITIVE FEEDBACK: Auckland Transport and Opus International have collected an award for the way they consulted with the public during the Panmure stage of construction for the Auckland Manukau Eastern Transport Initiative (AMETI). Times file photo

ded mana whenua’s aspirations throughout, in a respectful and timely manner. “The recognition of kaitiakitanga [guardianship] and the imbued relationship that mana whenua have with whenua [land] and moana [waterways] continues to be expressed. Integration of concepts and implementation could only have been achieved through meaningful relationships.� Panmure Business Association general manager Chris Sutton says public engagement on AMETI in Panmure was quickly put in place and went well above expectations. “Regular updates meant our busi-

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A MAN was sentenced in the Auckland District Court recently to four years and six months’ imprisonment, following a Serious Fraud Office (SFO) prosecution. Grant Malcolm Herbert, 62, was found guilty by a jury of 17 Crimes Act charges and seven Secret Commissions Act charges. The former owner and director of the insurance brokering firm Herbert Insurance Group Limited (HIG) had received premiums from clients, but failed to forward approximately $2.5

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ness association hardly received any grumpy calls from businesses or the community.� The size and complexity of the project made it imperative that members of the affected communities were able to share their views and concerns, says Keryn Kilskey, Opus project director. “The community, iwi and key stakeholders were actively involved with the design process,� he says. “The importance of this involvement was reflected in obtaining the statutory approvals for the project where relatively few submissions were received for a project of this size and complexity.� sum of $250,000. SFO director Julie Read says: “Clients who were uninsured as a result of Mr Herbert’s offences were exposed to a risk of loss many times greater than the cost of the premiums which they paid in good faith. “These and the other offences of which he has been convicted represent serious breaches of trust on the part of Mr Herbert. “Mr Herbert’s conduct has also had the potential to damage the community’s confidence in dealing with brokers, and thereby damaged the interests of all those brokers who act honestly.�

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Music concert Hayman Park, 57R Wiri Station Road, Manukau Saturday, from 2-6pm THE Auckland Council’s Music in Parks entertainment series includes a public concert this Saturday featuring performers Sidney Diamond, Joe Coffee and others in Manukau’s Hayman Park. The concert series comprises an impressive line-up of musical acts showcasing their talents at some of the super-city’s most picturesque public reserves. People are welcome to take along a comfortable rug and get cosy with friends and family while enjoying the music and soaking up the atmosphere. Entry is free.

Art competition ASB Showgrounds, 217 Greenlane West, Greenlane Entries close on Saturday, February 28 CREATIVE people looking to enter this year’s Streets Easter Show Art Awards have until February 28 to send in their entries. New Zealand’s largest public art competition is open to amateur and professional artists of all ages in categories including painting, photography, ceramics, pottery and sculpture. An oil paint self-portrait by teenage Pakuranga College artist Gavin Chai won the KG Fraser Art Award for best painting in show at last year’s awards. To enter, phone 638-9969, or refer online to www.eastershow. co.nz.

Conveyancing Movie screening Maraetai Beach Park, Maraetai Drive Saturday, from 7-10.30pm, film starts at 8.45pm FILM buffs of all ages are invited to a public screening of the hit animated motion picture Rio 2, playing in Maraetai this Saturday as part of the Auckland Council’s Movies in Parks series. The series is designed to give Auckland’s many lovers of cinema the chance to watch a good film outdoors in a scenic environment. People who go along are welcome to take food and drink to snack on during the film and something comfortable to sit on. Entry is free.

Summer picnic Howick Historical Village, Bells Road, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga Sunday, 10am-4pm PEOPLE who love eating outdoors are welcome at the Howick Historical Village’s summer picnic and live day this Sunday. Arts and crafts activities will keep everyone entertained and

there is plenty of comfortable grass on which to sit and enjoy a food picnic. People are encouraged to take along their own picnic blanket and basket full of goodies to enjoy the day. Entry costs $15 for adults, $12 for tertiary students and seniors, $8 for children and under-fives are free.

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Holiday workshop Uxbridge Creative Centre, 35 Uxbridge Road, Howick January 20, from 9am-midday THE public arts centre in Howick’s Uxbridge Road offers parents the chance to enrol their child in a fun school holiday workshop entitled Cape Capers. Youngsters who take part will learn how to make colourful and creative superhero capes and masks. Starting with blank fabric, they will let their imaginations run wild as they transform it into the cape of their dreams. Participation costs $44 per child and bookings are essential. Phone 535-6467.

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COLOURFUL CANVAS: Artist Bill Toseland publicly displays a collection of his original paintings at the Uxbridge Cafe in Times photo Wayne Martin Howick until March 6.

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ILL Toseland isn’t fussy when it comes time to deciding the subject of his next creation. “I paint all sorts of things, including land and seascapes, portraits, animals and still life,â€? the 80-yearold Howickian told the Times. “It’s whatever takes my fancy on the day.â€? Mr Toseland publicly displays a collection of his realist artworks at the Uxbridge Cafe in Howick until March 6. All of the 20 original oil paintings are for sale. The retired cabinetmaker ďŹ nds artistic inspiration in photographs he sees in newspapers or magazines, or just what he sees while out and about. “I’ve been painting for three decades, but it’s only in the past ďŹ ve-six years that I’ve taken it seriously,â€? says Mr Toseland.

A glimpse at the works in his exhibition, entitled Personal Point of View, reveals an artist with a diverse range of interests. There are depictions of an elephant and male lion, an Italian village, motor vehicles sitting in congested Central Auckland trafďŹ c, jockeys competing in a horse race, idyllic rural scenes and a row of colourful boatsheds. Two paintings featuring local scenes show people enjoying the sun while sitting outside The Good Home pub in Picton Street, Howick, and an old timber home in rural South-East Auckland. Among Mr Toseland’s favourite works in the visual display is a painting of a still used to make pear liqueur and several pieces of the fruit. “I really like the colours in that piece,â€? he says. “It’s meant to be copper, so there’s a lot of orange in there, and

I like the dark background as it makes it stand out.� His creative talent received a boost when he attended four art lessons under accomplished Pakuranga painter and art tutor Tony Clarke. “Some of my paintings in this exhibition are in a very different style to what I normally produce in that they are very meticulous,� says Mr Toseland. “I’m usually a bit impatient and just want to slap some paint on. “I’m being a bit self-indulgent with this exhibition. “I’ve been painting for all these years and now I’m showing off what I’ve produced.� Bill Toseland’s public art exhibition, entitled Personal Point of View, displays at the Uxbridge Cafe at 35 Uxbridge Road, Howick, until Friday, March 6. Entry is free and all works are for sale.

Howick Historical Village, Cnr Bells Rd & Lady Marie Dr, Lloyd Elsmore Park, Pakuranga. Ph 576 9506. Email liveday@fencible.org.nz

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Public notice of application for on-licence, off-licence, or club licence (or application for variation of conditions of on-licence, off-licence, or club licence) Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Ok Tess, 8 Penruddocke Road, Half Moon Bay, Manukau, Owner has made application to the District Licensing committee, Kotuku House, Osterley Way, Manukau,for the issue of an on licence in respect of the premises situated at La Padella Restaurant, Shop 30, 505 Pakuranga Rd, Pakuranga. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 11.30am - 2.30pm and 5.30pm - 10.30pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the District Licensing Committee at Kotuku House, 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 Kotuku House, Osterley Way, Manukau. 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 was published on the 8th January 2012. CD225050

Public notice of application for on-licence, off-licence, or club licence (or application for variation of conditions on on-licence, off-licence, or club licence), Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 JHT Company Ltd, Unit N, 113 Meadowland Dr, Somerville, Auckland Occupation: Restaurant has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Manukau City Council for the issue of a BYO - On Licence in respect of the premises situated at Unit N, 113 Meadowland Drive, Somerville, Auckland. The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Restaurant. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 11.00am to 10.00pm. The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the District Licensing Committee at Level 3, Kotuku House, 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 Private Bag 92300, Wellesley St, 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 (101) 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 first publication of this notice. CD225402

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Crawford Medical Centre is a large busy Medical Centre ‘Cornerstone Accredited’ based in central Howick. We have a vacancy available for a receptionist to work part time, these hours include three late nights until 7pm. Key Tasks: Ensure quality levels of patient service are maintained at excellent level Front desk and telephonist duties Essential skills: Courteous professional manner Strong patient and service focus Preferred skills: Experience in large general practice environment Skilled Medtech 32 user or other PMS system Competent in Microsoft Office, Outlook, Excel, Word If you wish to apply for this role please send your CV to: antheat@crawfordmedical.co.nz

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Are you energetic with an eye for detail and have previous retail and customer service experience? We require an experienced sallesperson to join our team at Executive Pool Shop to be able to start immediately. The successful applicant will be someone who has a talent not only in customer service but who possess excellent telephone and communication skills with an organised and systematic approach to customer requirements. You must be self driven with experience in retail, customer services and stock control. Experience in the pool industry will be an advantage however training in the industry will be provided, as required. Excellent computer skills are necessary. Hours are from 10am to 5pm. Monday to Friday and every alternate Saturday 9am-2pm. Please send your CV to: accounts@executivepools.co.nz or alternatively call our office 576 4413

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We are looking for someone to join our very busy team to support students and their host families within the International Department. The role includes some translation and interpreting. The position is for 18 hours per week. Hours are flexible, including evenings, weekends and school holidays. We require someone who has: •The ability to speak both Mandarin and English fluently •Excellent time management and organisation skills •High standard of spoken and written English •Good computer skills •Professional manner •Ability to relate to teenagers with empathy and understanding •Ability to work in a team •A clean driver’s licence •Applicant must complete and satisfy the police vetting process. Please send a copy of your CV and the names of three referees to: sross@pakuranga.school.nz Applications close Wednesday 21 January 2015 Phone: 5347159 www.pakuranga.school.nz

As one of New Zealand’s foremost ladies fashion retailers we are looking to appoint a sales person to work part-time at our Hartleys store in the Pakuranga Plaza. The successful applicant will be sales focused, well presented, well spoken and have enthusiasm for the fashion industry. Applicant must be comfortable with working in a sole charge situation. The hours of work will be Monday 8.45 – 6.00, Tuesday 8.45 – 6.00, Thursday 4.00 – 9.00 and Friday 10.00 – 3.00. Additional hours could be available by mutual agreement. We are a well established retailer having successfully operated in the dynamic fashion industry for more than 25 years and currently have more than 25 stores throughout New Zealand. If you feel you meet the above criteria and this role may suit you please either email your application to gillian@hartleys. net.nz or take your application into our Hartleys store in the Pakuranga Plaza.

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BI-LINGUAL HOMESTAY CO-0RDINATOR FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

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PAKURANGA COLLEGE

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We are located in Beachlands and looking for a WOF AVI, NZ qualified mechanic with 7 years experience. We have an excellent relationship with our customers which helps ensure repeat business. As part of a growing community we need to provide great service with a friendly attitude. Your role will consist of general repairs and servicing, diagnostics, tyres, etc. We are an AA Approved Repairer and a member of the MTA. Please send a cover letter and CV to: phil@pohutukawamotors.co.nz

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Howick Baptist Rest Home & Hospital is a well respected aged care facility with market leading facilities. We require for our Household Team, a reliable and competent person to work in one of our Hospital serveries. This is a permanent position and the hours of work are: 9.00am – 2.45pm Saturday and Sunday There may also be the opportunity to work relief rosters as and when required. The successful applicant will need to be an energetic self starter, have a good work ethic, be a ‘team player’, and be empathetic to our residents. We offer a competitive pay rate with excellent working conditions. Initial applications by phone to: Howick Baptist Home & Hospital 139 Union Road, Howick Ph: 09 538 0800 ext 0 between 9.00am and 4.00pm Monday to Friday

Casual work available. Previous experience and familiarity with Medtech32 preferred. Please send 1 page handwritten CV to: Family Health Care Medical Centre, 17 Aberfeldy Ave, Highland Park

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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST

Leading to Foreman role Must be NZ qualified with clean full drivers licence & WOF licence. You will have a good manner and deal well with customers.

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FULL TIME POSITION

PANEL BEATER

SENIOR HAIRDRESSER

Required Mt Wellington area. Good remuneration offered.

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Must be experienced and can work alone in commercial and residential work, mainly East and South Auckland. Tidy appearance and own transport a must. Please contact Stewart 0274 855 654

A part time position is available for an experienced clothing alterations person. Must have full garment construction knowledge and good communication skills. Some Saturday work is a must. Please phone 535 9556 for an interview

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Painter Required Casual Work

Garment industry

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Farm Cove Intermediate School

Choose Macleans Primary for your child’s education

OPEN ENROLMENT ZONE ENROLMENTS WELCOME

The school office will be open for enrolments and second hand uniform sales on the following dates: THURSDAY 29th and FRIDAY 30th JANUARY (10.00am - 12.00noon) Term 1 commences on Monday 2nd February Ready, Set, Go! Transition to School, Pre-School Programme commences 18th February CD224847

Macleans Primary School, 10 Wycherley Drive, Bucklands Beach, Auckland T: 09 534 5191 F: 09 534 0805 admin@macleansprimary.school.nz - www.macleansprimary.school.nz

Empowers all learners to achieve their personal best

ELM PARK SCHOOL 2015

The school office will be open as follows: 28, 29 and 30 January 2015 from 8.15am to 3.30pm Term 1 2015 All students are to report to school for the first day of Term 1 2015 on Monday, 2 February by 8.20am in full school uniform with their stationery packs which are available online through OfficeMax My School (www.myschool.co.nz). Second Hand Uniform Sales in Area 4 M1 as follows: Tuesday, 27 January 2015 from 9.00am - 12.00pm and 3.00pm - 6.00pm.

SOMERVILLE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

39 Somerville Road, Howick, Auckland 2014 Ph (09) 535 1070 - Fax: (09) 535 1071 Email: office@somint.school.nz - www.somervilleintermediate.school.nz

School reopens for students on Monday 2nd February 2015

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Phone 577 0009 email: enquiries@farmcove.school

School Office re-opens for enquiries and new enrolments: Tuesday 27th, Wednesday 28th, Thursday 29th and Friday 30th January 2015 from 9.00 - 11.30am

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All enquiries welcome Phone 577 0070 secretary@elmpark.school.nz www.elmpark.school.nz

All new uniforms are available from John Russell Menswear, Moore Street, Howick.

School Commences: Monday 2nd February 2015 at 8.30am

School Start Dates 2015

The school office will be open for enrolments on: Wednesday 28th January 2015 from 9.00am - 12 noon The Uniform Shop will be open for sales on: Tuesday 27th, Wednesday 28th and Thursday 29th January from 9.00am - 12 noon School stationery packs are available from Office Max online: www.myschool.co.nz

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2nd Hand Uniform Sale: Thursday 22nd January 2015 from 10am - 12noon (payment by cash, eftpos or cheque only)

EDGEWATER COLLEGE Start Dates 2015

Friday 23rd January School office reopens Office hours 9am to 1pm

Pakuranga Intermediate “We are tomorrow”

UNIFORM SHOP SALES: Tues 27 to Thurs 29 Jan 9.00am to 4.00pm Frid. 30 January 8.00am to noon Mon 2 and Tues 3 Feb 7.45am to 11.00am Wed 4 and Thurs 5 Feb 1.30pm to 2.15pm Mon 9 and Wed 11 Feb 1.30pm to 2.15pm

There are still some spaces available for 2015. Enquiries to the school office. School Office Opens: Tuesday 27th January 2015 Start back date: 8.40am, Monday 2 February 2015 New uniforms: John Russell Ltd, 9 Moore St Howick. Stationery: Discounted stationery packs are available from the school office from 27th January 2015.

It is essential that all year 12 and 13 students reconfirm subject choices with Deans as follows:

Friday 23 January 10.30am - 1.00pm

NCEA Level 3 Option Changes in Careers Department

Year 12 Students register with Deans

Tuesday 27 January - ALL students must attend 9.00am- 1.30pm Year 9 students meet in Amphitheatre 9.00am-12.00pm Year 12 students meet in House Commons 10.00am- 1.00pm Year 13 students meet in House Commons 10.30am- 1.30pm Year 10 students meet in House Commons 11.00am- 2.00pm Year 11 students meet in House Commons

Year 13 students first day:

All Year 10-13 students new to the school please meet outside the main office at the times given above.

Please arrive at 8.30am on Thursday 29 January

Year 9 students first day: (including new Year 10 - Year 13 students) Please arrive at 9.45am on Thursday 29 January and assemble in house groups in the staff car park; you will be released at approximately 2.00pm

All students are to assemble at appropriate times with a pen and paper and some morning tea.

ALL students Friday 30 January:

Wednesday 28 January 8.30am - 3.15pm All students in class

Please report on Friday 30 January 15 minutes before the assembly times indicated below: Kauri Assembly Totara Assembly

11.15am

Rimu Assembly

12.00pm

Pohutukawa Assembly

12.45pm

Nikau Assembly

I. Ropati Principal

COMMENCEMENT DATES FOR 2015

Monday 26 January Auckland Anniversary Day - school closed

9.45am

Our website: http://www.howickcollege.school.nz/ contains information on: •College Office Opening •New Enrolments for In-zone Students •Uniforms •Payments

TUESDAY 27TH JANUARY Senior Course Confirmation-Auditorium - 2.30pm - 4.00pm All Year 12 and Year 13 Students must attend School Uniform not required

Year 13 Students register with Deans

10.30am

Tuesday 3rd February - whole school 8.40am - 12.30pm Wednesday 4th February - whole school 8.40 - 3.20pm Thursday 5th February - whole school 8.40 - 3.20pm (Athletics Day) Friday 6th February - Waitangi Day

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Year 12 and 13 students: reconfirmation of courses

Matai Assembly

Year 10 students: report to the theatre Year 11-13 students: report to the gymnasium New students gather in the reception area

FIRST DAYS, TERM 1, 2015 Thursday 22 January 10.00am - 2.00pm All CIE and NCEA Level 2 Option Changes in Batten House

9.00am

Monday 2nd February - whole school first day 8.40am - 12.30pm

Macleans College

School office is open from 19 January 9.00am to 2.00pm

WEBSITE For further information refer to the website (www.macleans.school.nz)

FRIDAY 30TH JANUARY FULL SCHOOL - All year levels report by 8.40am for normal school day School buses will operate at normal times.

SHOES / SANDALS from John Russell Menswear Howick, Stomp Shoes Howick, and Elizabeth Michael, Kingsland STATIONERY PACKS for Year 7 & 8 available from Paper Plus Howick. Year 9-13 workbooks and stationery available on line. www.myschool.co.nz or from Officemax, 5 Ronwood Ave, Manukau Sancta Maria College, 319 Te Irirangi Drive, Botany South Telephone: (09) 274 4081 Website: www.sanctamaria.school.nz

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SECOND HAND UNIFORMS Prior to school starting in 2015 the school shop will be open for uniform sales from Monday 19 January to 20 February from 8.00am to 1.00pm. Phone 535 2620 ext 808. From 23 February the shop will only be open each Monday and Thursday from 8-10am CD224448

All classes on timetable - school starts at 8.35am We hope you are all having a wonderful break and looking forward to the new school year.

THURSDAY 29TH JANUARY Middle School only Year 7 - 10 - 9.00am - 3.15pm All Middle School students to attend in uniform Buses will operate at normal times

NEW SCHOOL UNIFORMS can be purchased from Elizabeth Michael Corporate Wear, 357 New North Road, Kingsland Ph: 358 1680

The school tuck shop will open on Wednesday 28 January

Monday 2 February:

WEDNESDAY 28TH JANUARY Senior School only Years 11-13 - 9.00am - 1.00pm All Senior students to attend in uniform Buses Will not be operating

SCHOOL OFFICE - Re-opens Monday 19 January 2015 UNIFORM School Uniform Shop will be open at various times for PE Uniform, Socks, Tracksuit Pants etc. (Phone 272 5601 or check website for opening hours/days)

School bus service will only run in the morning on Tuesday 27 January for arrival at school by 8.30am. No school bus service will run on that afternoon. Normal bus service resumes on Wednesday 28 January

You will be released approximately 2 hours after you arrive.

Michael Williams - Principal

8.40am Year 9 students assemble in the grassed area behind bus bay for Powhiri in the gym.

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PAKURANGA COLLEGE START UP DETAILS FOR 2015

10:00am 12:00pm or 1.00pm 3.00pm

Friday 30th January - Year 9 Students only 8.40am - 3.10pm

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Thursday 22 January

Thursday 22nd January 10am - 1pm: Year 12/13 students with surnames A-L Friday 23rd January 10am-1pm: Year 12/13 students with surnames M-Z New enrolments at Year 12/13 must bring NCEA results.

OPTION CONFIRMATION: Year 11,12 and 13 students who have been contacted or who need to change options should attend on Tuesday 27th January 9.00am to 12.30pm

in a busy, friendly, high achieving, family-oriented school

10:00am 12:00pm or 1.00pm 3.00pm

Senior Course Confirmation Dates (School Library)

START DATES BY YEAR LEVEL: Friday 30 January Year 9 and 13 students start Monday 2 February Year 11 and 12 students start Tuesday 3 February Year 10 students start

QUALITY EDUCATION

Wednesday 21 January

Times for students to attend first week of school 2015

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WANTED TO BUY FEEDERS needed for homeless cats, Bucklands Beach area Ph 021 156 1846

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Neil 535 4833 - 027 5354909 See website for details

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

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FLUTE and Piano Lessons, Registered teacher. Ph 577 4361

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All levels - ages 6-16 - January 5 - 30 Mon - Friday Flexible times for drop off/pick up from 8am-6pm 2 sessions day / Badminton / Lunch / Movies / TT / Fun See website for enrolment form www.badmintonnz.co.nz Li Ning NZ Badminton Centre (A Charitable Christian Trust) 443 East Tamaki Rd, Dannemora, East Tamaki email: admin@badmintonnz.co.nz Ph: 272 7119 th

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Personal Training 2 persons $20

DANNEMORA 6 Mangerton Ln, Sat 17, 7am, hhitems, furn etc

Flexible Session Times - Private Studio

LIVEWIRES NETBALL TRIALS 2015

Interested in helping people in our community? Have a few spare hours a week?

Premier Team - Teams 2, 3 & 4 trials

Junior Teams Year - 3 to 8 Tuesday 3rd February 4.30pm Thursday 5th February 4.30pm Tuesday 10th February 4.30pm

LEARN SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING Howick Scottish Country Dance Club is holding classes for new dancers on Tuesday evenings for 6 weeks commencing 3 February at 7.30pm.

All Saints Community Hall 30 Cook St, Howick No partner required — just a pair of soft soled shoes Only $30 for 6 weeks of fun

Established Howick business for sale in a growth industry! All the hard graft has been done now it’s time for someone else to hop into the driver’s seat and drive this business to the next level. Are you that person?? Generate revenue while you help your community. Join one of NZ’s fastest growing franchises. Apply online at: www.drivingmissdaisy.co.nz/buy/

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BUSINESS WITH A HEART FOR SALE

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Pakuranga and Howick Budgeting Service Is looking for volunteers to be trained and certificated as Budgeting Advisors. Six week training course starts on Saturday 21st February 2015 and runs for six consecutive Saturdays in Papakura. If you are interested please phone 576 5222

PAK HEIGHTS 56 Hope Farm Ave Sat 17th. NO Early Birds plse! 11am start. Moving Overseas everything must go! Household items, clothing, linen etc.

FOR SALE KITCHEN; high qual granite bench, mod style, creme cabinetry incl roller cupboard, glass cabinet, stainless sink & waste disposal. $1500 ONO. Ph 534 1387 or 027 292 6565

FOR FUN, FITNESS LEARN SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCING & FRIENDSHIP

COME DANCING Highland Park Scottish Country Dance Club is holding classes for new dancers Wednesday evenings for 4 weeks commencing Wednesday 4 February at 7.30pm.

Howick Primary School Hall SCOTTISH 37 WilloughyCOUNTRY Ave, Howick DANCING

No partner required — just a pair of soft soled shoes Only $20 for 4 weeks of fun

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For further information phone Bev 271 5051 or Murray 533 1446

HOWICK 52A Rodney St, Sat 17 Jan 9am-noon. Baby boy, tween girl & womens clothes. Toys, games, books, h/hold goods & more!

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Ph Wayne (Tiny) Bradley 021 178 9731

All trials are held at the Howck Pakuranga Netball Centre, Cnr Pakuranga Rd & Sir Lloyd Dr. Trial Fee: $10 per player For pre-registration and enquiries please contact Tania Tuinukuafe Email: httuinukuafe@vodafone.co.nz Ph 021 366 634

All materials lightly or only once used at Auckland Homeshow display: **Coloursteel, Zincalume, Polycarbonate roof sheets, Roof beams, Various sizes of timber, Plumbing materials etc Landscape Products: * Painted planter boxes, new/ lightly used designer pots, plants etc Other items include: Books, Clothing, Toys etc

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SATURDAY 17 JANUARY NOT before 8.30am 33 Hawke Cres, Beachlands

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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

Christian LINK COME DANCING FOR FUN, FITNESS & FRIENDSHIP

Howick Presbyterian Church

Sunday, January 18 9.30am Morning Worship Phone 535-4403

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www.advancechurch.co.nz or call 027 348 7995. God bless, Pastors Jason & Michelle Smith

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Penalty costs debutant podium result RYAN Sissons has had an impressive outing in his long distance triathlon debut, coming ďŹ fth in the Tauranga Half Ironman on Saturday. The race was won by Australian Craig Alexander, followed by Wanaka’s Baden Currie, who claimed the national long distance championship as the ďŹ rst Kiwi home. Botany’s Cameron Brown was third. After being amongst the lead group coming out of the twokilometre swim leg, Sissons, of Howick, was rueing a three-

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minute time penalty for drafting during the 90km bike section. He went on to have the fastest run split for the half-marathon, clocking just over 1 hour 14

minutes to ďŹ nish in 3h 53m 50s, only 26 seconds off fourth place and the national championship bronze medal. Meanwhile, 42-year-old

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Brown is third seed for the Ironman 70.3 to be held in Auckland this Sunday. Kiwi Terenzo Bozzone, third in last year’s race, is the top seed followed by Australian Tim Reed. This will be the ďŹ nal chance for Brown to win his hometown race, with the event moving to Taupo from 2016 onwards. He was 23rd in the inaugural staging in 2013 having suffered a puncture on the bike leg, and placed sixth last year. Auckland 70.3 starts at 6.15am this Sunday at Princes Wharf.

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OREY Anderson’s timely return to form with a man of the match knock of 81 runs in the ďŹ rst cricket ODI against Sri Lanka at Hagley Oval clinched a Black Caps win from the jaws of defeat despite a blazing 51 from opener Brendon McCullum. It also justiďŹ ed his selection in the 15-man World Cup squad, though I’m not convinced the same can be said for Grant Elliott’s selection ahead of fellow allrounder Jimmy Neesham. Sure, Neesham had failed to ďŹ re in the United Arab Emirates against Pakistan. But he was in sparkling batting form in the home tests against Sri Lanka when he also captured wickets with the ball. A quick scorer, his powerful batting looks ideally suited to the one-day game where he could have been great value in the middle order alongside the big-hitting Anderson. With Martin Guptill going for a duck and Kane Williamson and Tom Latham each dismissed for

Agnew’s Angle 15, Elliott couldn’t reproduce his domestic form for Wellington when he was bowled for a measly single. Fortunately Luke Ronchi and Nathan McCullum helped right the ship in concert with the impressive Anderson to steer New Zealand to victory. It has been a lean year for the burly Anderson since his world record 36-ball ODI century in Queenstown last summer, but no one can doubt his enormous potential or hitting power. With Williamson’s sore shoulder keeping him sidelined for the next few games, coach Mike Hesson will be hoping Guptill, Latham and Elliott quickly produce form to justify their selection. While the batting was brittle,

Hesson and bowling coach Shane Bond will have been delighted with the bowling, though an unlucky Trent Boult deserved a much better return than his 0-46. Leading the charge with 4-36 was ďŹ ery Mitch McClenaghan, who bounced back well after conceding 15 from his ďŹ rst two overs. Speedster Adam Milne conďŹ rmed once again he’s far more economical than in the past in capturing 2-37 and spinner Nathan McCullum’s 1-38, on top of his solid batting, suggested he’s not ready to surrender his place in the side to Daniel Vettori without a ďŹ ght. Meanwhile the selectors have wisely decided to rest veteran Kyle Mills for a few more games to allow his groin injury to completely heal. While New Zealand deserved their three-wicket win in Christchurch, they can thank Milne for dismissing the brilliant Kumar Sangakkara for 4 after Williamson took one of his special catches. Instead the crowd were treated

to a magniďŹ cent 104 from Mahala Jayawardene whose timing and placement was impeccable. Should he, Sangakkara and captain Angelo Mathews ďŹ re at the same time they will pose a threat to any team at the World Cup. That will be especially true when slinger Lasith Malinga returns to the bowling crease and threatens batsmen with his toe crunching yorkers. While appreciating the class of the best Sri Lankans, it is unfortunate the players and fans were not given more variety. Seven ODIs after two tests between the same two teams is too much before the Black Caps play two onedayers against Pakistan heading into the start of the World Cup. However, the form of players as they battle for berths in the top 11 will continue to provide fascinating viewing for Black Cap fans whose expectations of success continue to grow.

Top pros play Whitford Park WHITFORD Park Golf Club will play host to some of the country’s top players for the Volvik pro-am tournament this weekend. The club has reinstated the event after a three-year hiatus, and has attracted a strong ďŹ eld of 41 professionals, who will each play alongside two amateur players. Lining up for the two rounds will be Ryan Fox, of Beachlands, and fellow high-ranking Kiwis Michael Hendry, Mark Brown and Howick’s Richard Lee, as well as Australian Peter Fowler. They will be vying for a purse of $20,000 and the chance to grab an early lead in the 2015 NZ order of merit. “Everyone is a bit shocked at the calibre of player we’ve got,â€? says Whitford Park general manager Scott Bower. The only professional woman in the draw is big-hitting Phillis Meti, the former world long drive champion who can reach 300 metres off the tee. There are two tee times of 8am and 1pm on Saturday and Sunday. There is also a skins game on Friday at 1pm between Fox, Hendry, and Lincoln Tighe, who won the NSW PGA Championship last month. The event is open to the public.

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Markswoman sets new marks By Daniel Silverton

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ECORDS that have stood for 25 years were broken at the national archery championships last week. Maraetai’s Cheree Kinnear, 18, defended her junior women’s recurve target title at the event held at Rongomai Park, Flat Bush, which attracted 196 competitors including a number of representatives from other countries. Kinnear shot 1202 from a possible 1440, and 555 out of a possible 720 in the two rounds. Her 1440 score, one of only two above 1200, would have also won her the open women’s division. She set five new tournament records, including three held by a fellow South-East Aucklander for 25 years. Kinnear surpassed marks held by Flat Bush’s Elizabeth Ellery-Siaosi from the national championships in 1990. Her score of 1202 in the 1440 beat Ellery-Siaosi’s 1122, and she set new event bests from 70 metres, also a NZ record, and from 30m. “It was really awesome,” Kinnear told the Times. “I was really happy with how I went. To break records that have been standing for such a long time was such a good feeling.” Kinnear also improved the scores of two tournament records she already held. “It was really cool to be able to see I’ve improved over the year. “It was more about working on my personal form and the records were a bonus.” However, one feat she was striving

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for was beyond reach. To qualify for the world junior championships later this year, Kinnear needs to shoot four scores of 1230 in the 1440 or 590 in the 720 round by February 9. She already has one, the only Kiwi to have done so, but couldn’t add to her tally in the two attempts at the nationals, with shifting winds testing the archers. “It was really difficult in those conditions,” she says.

“I have a few more opportunities to qualify but at this point I’m looking at the following year.” Kinnear’s score in the 720 target round ranked her first for the oneon-one matchplay discipline. Having gone through the first two matches with comfortable victories, she was locked in an absorbing duel with Tonga’s Lusitania Tatafu, which came down to a matter of a few millimetres.

The pair were all square at five points each after the maximum five sets. “After a tie, you have a shoot-off round where you shoot one arrow each, and the person who is closest to the centre wins the match,” says Kinnear. “I was shooting first and shot a nine about 3cm below the 10. Then she shot a nine about 3cm above the 10, so it was really close.

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“The judge had to measure the arrows, and called her the winner. “There was a little bit of disappointment but I also came out of the match quite happy because I had shot well. “To get a nine on a shoot-off was really cool because even the top people in the world struggle with them. They are really high pressure. “I feel I couldn’t have done any better than I did. I really lifted my game and she was shooting well.” Kinnear went on to win the bronze medal match to add to her haul of silverware. Ellery-Siaosi won gold in the open women’s compound matchplay, after defeating double Paralympic gold medallist Danielle Brown in the semi-final. She also won the regional mixed team compound matchplay, representing Auckland District Archery Association with Steve Clifton. Her son, Botany Downs Secondary College pupil Isaac Ellery, was second in the cadet men compound target category.

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