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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2004

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BRIEFLYDeputy back

Cambridge councillor Peter Lee has been returned as deputy mayor of Waipa District. by fellow councillors

He said he believed that he and Mayor Alan Livingston had made a good team for the past three years.

Mr Livingston said while it was not essential that the two top jobs were split between both sides of the district, it did help.

“Peter has been extremely supportive throughout the three years and a good district representative. He’s so pas-sionate about the district and Cambridge.”

New chairmanCourier journalist Dean

Taylor has been elected unop-posed as new chairman of Te Awamutu Community Board.

Mr Taylor was returned for his second term on the Board in the recent local government elections.

The Courier management has reviewed editorial procedures to ensure there will be no confl ict of interest between Mr Taylor’s role as a journalist and his elected role.

Gary Derbyshire, also a sec-ond term Board member, was elected deputy chairman.

The two Council appointees to the Board are Cr Alan Emp-son and Cr Hazel Barnes.

Happy Birthday Hairy Maclary

Te Awamutu Library staged 21st birthday celebrations for Hairy Maclary on Saturday.

The endearing Lynley Dodd character has been a favourite with many children over the years.

Winners of a colouring com-petition received their prizes at the party, while cake and cer-tifi cates were also handed out.

Books outDelivery of Kihikihi Rotary

Club’s phonebooks began at the weekend.

One phone book will be delivered to each mail box and to each business over the next fortnight. When deliveries have been completed, members of the public may obtain extra copies from Kiri Verheij at Stu-art Law in Mahoe Street (phone 871 6426).

Fiery ex-councillor taken to courtEvidence in the court case be-

tween Waipa District Council and former councillor James Parlane over a series of fi re lighting inci-dents was heard in Te Awamutu District Court yesterday.

Council is prosecuting Mr Parlane over four incidents of lighting and burning fi res with-out permits in November and De-cember last year and one charge of wilfully obstructing a Council enforcement offi cer.

Defence counsel, Peter Gor-ringe indicated the defence would attempt to establish factual er-rors, procedural steps not taken and an area where the bylaw appeared defi cient and missing a distinct standard.

Five prosecution witnesses were called to give evidence yes-

terday and two by the defence (including Mr Parlane himself).

Their evidence related to the series of fi res at the property at 1070 Rewi Street which Mr Parlane has a fi nancial interest in and where he burned building timber without a permit.

First witness was Warren Good, who is also a director of Select Security which is an after hours contractor for Council.

Mr Good’s residence is close to the Rewi Street property. He said when he awoke on Saturday, November 22 last year he smelt smoke coming into his house.

He saw the smoke coming from 1070 Rewi Street and Mr Parlane was present.

Mr Good was aware that there was a total fi re ban on and that it

was an offence to light a fi re in an urban area without a permit.

He was concerned about safety as well as the smoke nuisance.

He said Mr Parlane told him it was none of his business.

Mr Good said when an after hours contractor arrived, Mr Parlane admitted that he knew his fi re was unlawful, but he did not agree with the bylaw. He re-fused to put out the fi re and piled more wood on to it. It eventually went out.

When another fi re was lit by Mr Parlane the following Satur-day morning, Mr Good contacted Council health and environmen-tal safety offi cer Karl Tutty, who is also an enforcement offi cer.

When Mr Tutty arrived Mr Parlane had left and the fi re was

unattended. He and Mr Good put it out with buckets of water and Mr Tutty left a note for Mr parlane, explaining the action taken and his authority to do so.

When Mr Parlane lit another fi re the following weekend, Mr Good again contacted Mr Tutty.

When Mr Tutty tried to use the hose on the property to extin-guish the fi re, Mr Parlane turned it off. Mr Tutty then tried to use a bucket of water from Mr Good’s place but Mr Parlane intervened and tipped the bucket upside down. Mr Tutty (second witness) showed photos of the fi res and also of a mark he said he received when Mr Parlane thrust the bucket towards him.

The case is continuing. More in Thursday’s edition.

Success for song, dance man Te Awamutu College student Ian Vincent

(16) picked up the Song and Dance Award at the National Performer of the Year con-test in Tauranga over Labour Weekend.

Impressing judges from Australia and New Zealand, Ian picked up the Perform-ing Arts Competitions Association of New Zealand (PACANZ) national title, sash, trophy and $600 cash.

In awarding the prize judges noted he had an harmonic voice and relaxed tap dancing style. They also felt he was a tal-ented dancer and had a great deal of poten-tial to develop his vocal skills further.

Ian has been dancing for 10 years and has been a regular competitor at the Te Awamutu Competitions, as well as other events around the country.

The title adds to his growing list of ac-complishments. Earlier this year he sat and passed six dance exams with excellence.

Ian also won a major award at the Tauranga Performing Arts Competitions (collecting over $1200 in prizes and schol-arships) and will compete for scholarships in Wellington this weekend, along with his younger sister Leeza (13).

Mother Tulouna says the pair are the only dancers to pick up nominations in three categories - jazz, tap and hip hop.

Ian was thrilled to win the national title and sends a special thanks to Rosetown Li-ons for valuable sponsorship, helping him with tuition costs this year.

His prizemoney collected at competitions has gone towards a car so that he can drive to his weekly lessons, classes he teaches in Te Awamutu and Otorohanga, and to other competitions.

While he enjoys passing his skill and knowledge onto younger dancers, he hasn’t yet decided on his future career path. He will be returning to Te Awamutu College next year to compete his education before making a fi nal decision.

PACANZ Song and Dance winner Ian Vincent does an impromptu routine for his dance teacher Leanne Wotherspoon (right, with sash) and mother Tulouna Vincent (with trophy) on the steps of the Te Awamutu College Hall. Ian will be performing his winning routine inside the hall this Thursday night as a special addition to the ‘Cosmic Concert’ (see page 3 for details). 307041AD

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Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 2, 2004

Fire Brigade notebookTe Awamutu Volunteer Fire Brigade has at-

tended the following matters since last week:Wednesday, 9.50pm. Tank fallen off train

wagon, Te Kawa.Thursday, 8.47am. Motor vehicle crash, Golf

Road. 3.57. Motor vehicle crash, Owairaka valley Road. 9.38pm. Rubbish bin fi re, Gorst Avenue.

Saturday, 9.55pm. Bin fi re, George Street.Sunday, 8.57pm. Fire in clothing bin, Mahoe

Street. 9.45pm. Fire in tree, Tawhiao Street.

St John notebookSt John Ambulance, Te Awamutu, has attended

the following matters since last week:Medical emergencies, 35; accident emergencies,

8; medical assists, 1; accident assists, 0; hospital transfers, 12; standby attendance, 3.

Waipa Youth and Whanau would like to thank the community for your support in our quest to as-sist the whanau of Jade Hohepa-Rewiti.

Jade has acute myeloid leuke-mia.

A total of $1561 was entrusted to the whanau and will be held in a specifi c account for any up and coming treatments required in her interest.

A special thankyou to the staff and patrons of the $2 Shop, Wool-worths and Nigel Pitcon Auto Electrical.

Once again the community has supported one of its own through our unit.

Kia ora koutouMITCH, MEG, CHRISSY AND THE BOARD, WAIPA YOUTH AND

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Foul language really puts me off!

Lately I heard a lot of that while I was talking to an employee of a local business (it is not only the employee either ...)

The experience has caused me to look elsewhere for better service. I would rather wait for service than having to hear foul language all the time.

Perhaps the people don’t notice it any more what they are saying, but in this case I’m going to look for other businesses that are able to give me a decent conversation without the foul language.

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EMERGENCY 111Te Awamutu Police have dealt with the fol-

lowing matters since last week:Monday, October 25:Man arrested for burglary, trespassing and

assaulting a female.Wednesday, October 27:Woman arrested for shoplifting.Burglary of Te Awamutu College shed

reported. Fencing equipment stolen.Thursday, October 28:Man arrested for failing to appear in court.Theft of a van (APZ402) from Hall Street

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Rolleston Street reported.Friday, October 29:Thefts: Stereo from car parked in North

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Rose Gardens reported.Woman complains of being assaulted.Saturday, October 30:Arrests: Man for breaching bail. Woman for

EBA.Theft of a laptop computer reported.Sunday, October 31:Arrests: Man for failing to appear in court.

Woman for assault.Burglary of Hazelmere Crescent property

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Former local MP Dr Mar-ilyn Waring will be guest speaker at Te Awamutu Continuing Education Group’s meeting tomorrow. For further details phone 871 6434.

Heritage seminar

Highland Buildings Preservation Trust project director, Mia Scott will fea-ture in a public seminar in Cambridge Town Hall on November 8 from 7pm.

She will also lead a mas-terclass in Auckland.

Student hit by car after alighting from bus

by A 15-year-old student is lucky to be nurs-ing only moderate injuries after being hit by a car when he ran across the road from his bus.

The accident occurred on Owairaka Valley Road on Friday afternoon.

Due to the reactions of the driver, who man-aged to slow to about 40km/h on the 100km/h stretch of road, the student suffered only cuts, bruising, a broken ankle and a twisted pelvis.

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He also reminds bus students to wait un-til the bus has departed before crossing the road.


No wonder the Un-ion bosses are walking around with smiles on their faces; they have just pulled off the biggest coup of the decade.

The recent passing of the Employment Relations Amendment Act virtually reinstates compulsory unionism in this country.

That can only be bad news for the small and medium sized busi-nesses that the Cham-ber represents.

It’s been done through the back door, which makes it all the more sneaky.

When a new award has been negotiated by the Unions (and they are the only ones allowed to negotiate with employers), employees who have decided not to join the Union will have to pay them a ‘bargaining fee’.

If the employee refuses, their employer is for-bidden to pay them any negotiated extra wages. So, for ‘compulsory unionism’ read ‘bargaining fee’. How’s that for ‘good faith’!

New employers also now have to take on em-ployees from a business that has been acquired through a takeover or purchase.

If the employee doesn’t choose to work for the new owner of the business, the existing employer must reach a redundancy payment agreement with that employee.

This, as one would expect from the likes of Margaret Wilson, is a one sided piece of indus-trial legislation which puts unions back in the box seat.

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Te Awamutu College is planning to launch this year’s Waipa Networks Rose and Cultural Festival with a cos-mic event.

In fact the Cosmic Concert will feature a p r o g r a m m e of numbers

relating to the cosmos, or outer space,

or the heavens.P e r f o r m a n c e s

from Senior Band, Flying Start and Senior Jazz band include such numbers as ‘Life on Mars’, ‘Star wars’, Stairway to Heaven’ and ‘Blue Skies’.

Te Awamutu College has presented a theme concert every year of the Festival and it has become one of the fea-ture events.

The show starts at 7.30 this Thursday night in the College Hall. Tickets are availbale from the door.

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SENIOR College musicians (from left) Pia Scott-Kristensen, Teresa Derbyshire, Geoff Nightingale and Kulie Edwards will be performing at this Thursday night’s ‘Cosmic Concert’ to get the Waipa Networks Rose and Cultural Festival underway. 307043AD

Te Awamutu Bride of the Year returns after an absence of four years to once again become one of the premier events for the opening weekend of the 2004 Waipa Net-works Rose and Cultural Festival.

The Bride of the Year competition is now being organised by Dean Taylor with assistance from the Te Awamutu College Music Department Fundraising Commit-tee. Profi ts will go towards next year’s Te Awamutu College Music Tour.

Sixteen brides are competing for the 2004 title, and some fantastic prizes will be awarded thanks to generous sponsor-ship.

The winner receives: A Fisher and Paykel washing machine courtesy of Selectrix Te Awamutu, an eternity ring from Beamish Gemtime Jewellers, a weekend stay at Orahiri House and passes to Otorohanga Kiwi House, a Spa Delux Pedicure from Memories Beauty Therapy,

a bouquet courtesy of Te Awamutu Floral Studio, a $150 voucher from Paula’s Dress-making, a hamper from Gail’s Creations, a Sanders Chemist soap, body spa and bubble bath pack, dinner for two at Taylors Restaurant, a half-hour Robyn Viggers massage, a bottle of award winning Judge Valley wine, one month’s free membership of Marty’s Gym....and for hubby a Rosetown Holden jacket and a Te Awamutu Tyre centre wheel alignment voucher.

First runner up receives a Mini Pedicure from Memories Beauty Therapy, a bouquet courtesy of Te Awamutu Floral Studio, a $50 Covergirl voucher, a $40 Straw-bridge Retravision gift voucher, a basket of product from Hair Play, dinner for two at the Rose & Thorn and a bottle of wine courtesy of Rosetown Liquor and second runner up receives a bouquet courtesy of

Te Awamutu Floral Studio, lunch for two at Bryce’s Cafe, a $35 Playmates voucher, a shampoo pack from the Hair Shack and

a bottle of wine courtesy of Rosetown Liquor .

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The show will also feature displays from businesses involved in the wedding indus-try, wedding cake from Waikato Cakes, nibbles from Macjones, entertainment and wedding accessories from McEntee Hire.

The show is at the College Hall this Saturday from 7pm. Limited numbers of tickets are available from contestants or at the door.

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A Mahoe Street residence has won a regional award in the New Zealand Institute of Architects annual awards announced on Friday night.

The property at 366 Mahoe Street won the Waikato-Bay of Plenty Resene Local Award for

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It was built for Jean Warburton and her son Jack by local builders, Tony Duncan and Roger Ramsey.

Local tradespeople completed virtually all of the work.

The judges remarked: “A restrictive triangular site has been taken as a source of inspiration to produce a quirky home that celebrates life with its angles, outdoor liv-ing materials, colour, light and form to create a great modern and very urban home in a

relatively conservative town.”

Mr Procuta says the nature of the site elic-ited a direct response, with the public areas against the street, the living areas to the sun, a hallway spine stretch-ing from a generous, light entranceway to the bedroom zone, with the bathroom and laundry areas located on the shaded aspect of the house.

“Using the challeng-ing quality of the trian-gular site, the proximity of the site to the town centre, and the desire to bring sun into the living areas, we were able to develop the architecture to provide an urban and modern response to the

street.”Mr Procuta says the

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By Colin ThorsenTe Awamutu pensioner Rolly

Walker came in for ‘one hell of a surprise’ on a trip of a liftime to see his son Andrew compete in the World Ironman Champion-ship in Kona, Hawaii.

The 66-year-old and his wife Jenny were among the 25,000 spectators lining both sides of the street near the fi nish of the marathon.

As Andrew approached, in 670th place overall out of 1800 competitors, Rolly handed him the New Zealand fl ag as planned.

But what he hadn’t counted on was his son hauling him over the spectator barrier and getting him to run the last 200 metres with him.

Pictures of the father and son crossing the fi nish line, hand in hand, were beamed live world-wide on the net.

While on the massage table shortly after fi nishing, Walker received three calls from friends back home in New Zealand say-ing they had just seen them on the net.

Walker says he had never seen his father run 50m before, let alone 200m.

“It gave us both a big buzz. “It was a one off chance with

dad. He’ll remember ‘racing’ in front of the thousands of specta-tors for the rest of his life.”

Walker (41) took took his time, up the 2km home straight, to soak up the atmosphere in his fi rst World Ironman.

“The locals just love Kiwis. They gave us lots of high fi ves.”

On the Thursday before the race, Walker went to the airport to pick up his sister-in-law Paula Bigley and her husband Paul.

To his surprise, his good friend Luke Armstrong of Te Awamutu had also fl own out to support him.

It was Walker’s seventh iron-man and Armstrong has been to six of them.

Their support - and that of his wife Debbie (carrying their sec-ond child) and daughter Petra back home - kept him going when the going got tough.

Debbie phoned him every day, his father helped him do his stretches each night and his mother made sure his meals were good and healthy

“Knowing I had their 100% support helped me relax so much more. The whole experi-ence was fantastic.”

Walker was more than happy to fi nish in the top third of the fi eld overall and in the top 100 of his 40-45 age group.

Each year over 50,000 triath-letes, from more than 50 coun-tries, attempt to qualify for the world’s most famous endurance event.

He was also pleased to be second New Zealander home in his age group, upstaging two of his fellow countrymen who had beaten him in the New Zealand Ironman at Taupo.

Walker covered the 3.9km swim, 180km bike and 42.2km run in 11 hours 35 minutes.

A record 13% of this year’s competitors did not fi nish - the biggest percentage in the 26 years history of the event.

Others pulled out before race day because of sickness while acclimatising in Kona.

When Walker arrived in Ha-waii, two weeks early, there were no winds.

But come race day, the sea had white caps and he knew compet-itors were in for a tough time.

He was happy with his time of 1.05.00 for the 3.9km swim, having to contend with tide rips and swells.

The 180km bike leg sorted the ‘men out from the boys’ with a continual head wind for the 90km out to the turnaround point.

The riders were then buffetted about by a head wind for all but 20km of the homeward journey.

Walker found it scary, at times, with wind gusts causing riders to drop in speed from 40kph to 6kph very quickly.

He saw two riders thrown off their bikes

“The winds come off the sea, hit the lava fi elds and spring back at you, catching the riders unaware.”

Despite this, Walker says he felt good on the bike, reaching the bike/run transition station in 6.20.00.

He knew if he ‘cruised’ through the bike leg, he’d cope okay in his main displine - the marathon.

Continued page 8.

FOCUSSED: Andrew Walker leaves the swim leg. Photos supplied

ECSTACY: Andrew Walker is accompanied across the finish line by his father, Rolly.

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Refreshments will be served from a marquee in the gardens, and there will be art displays in the Burchell

Pavilion and working artists in the garden, rose care demonstrations and fun for the kids at the craft fair.

This year also sees the return of the Top Pics Competition, which is judged soon.

Organisers will send invitations to the entrants to attend the awards night at Waipa Networks.

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SIX OF THE BEST: Te Awamutu Sports Cycling Club representatives to win medals in the time trial at the national road championships, from left: Manu Robson, Shem Rodger, Peter Latham, Rushlee Buchanan, Sally Fraser, Tim Gudsell. Photo supplied

Te Awamutu Sports has con-solidated its standing as one of the top two cycling clubs in the country.

An outstanding haul of four gold, two silver and fi ve bronze medals gave Te Awamutu Sports second placing overall at the New Zealand road champi-onships in Hokitika.

Rushlee Buchanan set the ball rolling, winning the under-17 girls’ time trial by over 30 seconds on the fi rst day.

Sally Fraser emulated the feat, winning the women’s Vet 1 20km time trial.

Olympians Peter Latham and Tim Gudsell showed their class in the under-23 event.

Latham claimed his club’s third gold medal and Gudsell collected bronze.

Time trial bronze medals were also claimed by Shem

Rodger (under-17 boys) and Manu Robson (Vet 1 men).

Don Buchanan reports that the road races also produced some great racing.

Latham and Gudsell domi-nated the under-23 and open event, held as one race.

Latham won the under-23 gold and Gudsell silver. They placed third and fourth overall.

The seniors cracked on the pace from the outset.

A breakaway group was caught with 30km to go, then Heath Blachgrove and Justin Kerr managed to jump away with 20km to ride.

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Ashleigh Stone took silver and Buchanan the bronze.

Fraser continued her good form, adding bronze to her gold.

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Touch season hotting upTouch begins in earnest with the fi rst round of

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Bluelight Ventures Junior Touch:Round one, 4.45pm: Bluestreakers v Korakonui Players, f1;

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Round two, 5.15pm: Pukeatua Juniors v K Town Players, f1; Kakepuku v Puahue Panthers, f2; TAP Silver Blacks v Puehue Pythons, f3; TAP Adidas v Korakonui Rebels , f4; Pirongia Storm v St Pats Zippers, f5; Bayliss Juniors v St Pat’s Pies, f6; Pekerau Toe Jams v Pokuru 1, f7; Kihikihi Accelerators v K1, f8.

McFall Enterprise, round one, 6.00pm: Brown Pennell v Bayliss Tree Services, f1; TAI Staff v The Dirty Dozen, f2; Natural Selection v Firehawks, f3; Peter Glidden Allstars v Muff Divers, f4; Us v The Hit List, f5; Rosetown Rebels v Bling Bling, f6; NWA v McFall, f7; Energizers v Tyre & Tune, f8; TARM v Monsters Inc, f9.

Hislop Surveyors, round two, 6.45pm: Stuart Law Ltd v The Pink Ladies, f1; K1v Kronic Squad, f2; Touch This v Team Berry Fresh, f3; Just a Laugh v Chippies, f4; Bowers v TM Productions, f5; Hustlers v Huge Ticka, f6; Henry Morgan v Weapon X, f7; K99 v Sparkies, f8; Oodies v Kates Hawks, f9; Academy v Ambreed Vetranz, f10.

Five-a-side soccer, Marist ParkThursday’s Junior draw:5pm: f1, Venividivici v Sharks; f2, Team Jordon v Troops; f3, K1 v Arohena; f4, K2 v Psycho Demons; 5.30pm: f1, Venividivici v Team Jordon; f2, Troops v K1; f3, K2 v Arohena; F4, Psycho Demons v Sharks. Senior draw:6pm: f1, Marist v Wharepuhunga; f2, FCUK v Te Awamutu Pharmacy; f3, Parekaawa v Mums & Dads; f4, Rose & Thorn Choppers v Left Overs; f5, Puahue Stars v Dont Know; f6, Business Crew v Ezi Lays.6.30pm: Smithys Crew v Mics Mob; f2, Illegal Immigrants v Waipa Prop Link; f3, Mooloos v Or Die Trying; f4, Barmy Army v Guilty As; f5, What Now v BTM; f6, Firehawks v Kamakazi.7pm: f1, Marist v Parekaawa; f2, Ezi Lays v Wharepuhunga; f3, Te Awamutu Pharmacy v What Now; f4, Rose & Thorn Choppers v FCUK; f5, Mums & Dads v Puahue Stars; f6, Business Crew v Dont Know. 7.30pm: Waipa Prop Link v Mooloos; f2, Or Die Trying v Barmy Army; f3, Guilty As V Smithys Crew; f4, Mics Mob V Illegal Immigrants; f5, Firehawks v BTM; f6, Kamakazi v Left Overs.

Baker bows out in semis

Te Awamutu tennis star Leanne Baker made the semi-fi nals of the doubles at the Tier 3 US$225,000 WTA event at Luxembourg.

Baker and Dutch partner Kim Kilsdonk were beaten by fourth seeds Jill Craybas (United States) and German Marlene We-ingarther 6-3, 6-3.

Baker collects half of US$3,000 but, more importantly, gains 66 personal world rank-ing points which could take her to around the 130 mark.

That would entitle her to enter the likes of the Australian Open.

Her present ranking is 153.Baker qualifi ed for Wimbledon this year and

made the USA Open main draw.

Conditions tough for bowlers

Twenty teams contested the handicap pairs in wintry conditions at Te Awamutu Bowling Club.

Janet Offi cer and Barbara Ryburn (handicap 8) beat Gay Bastion and Rhoda Bates (9) in the ladies’ fi nal.

The men’s fi nal was won by Gary Williams and Jim Baird (handicap 7) over Mick Barron and Ron Wilcox (8).

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WINE CLUB: Monthly meeting and tasting this Wednesday3rd November.This will be the last meeting of the year and the

Christmas dinner is at Whitby Farm on 28th November.

CONGRATULATIONS to Candy Craig & Kathy Webb,winners of the Te Awamutu Association Darts Ladies pairs.The Club has not achieved this feat in many a long year.Welldone girls.

Anyone interested in organising a Snooker team (8 players) to play in a Clubs NZWaikato competition starting March/April next year, please see Wayvne for details.

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Rosetown cup glory rests with Grylls

By Colin ThorsenTe Awamutu ‘punters’ will

have added interest in today’s Melbourne Cup with the late call-up of Gary Grylls to ride Pacifi c Dancer.

Grylls, Waipa Racing Club’s personality of the year, will be hoping it is a case of third time lucky in the glamour event across the Tasman.

He was 20th on Ashburton galloper Bonsai Pipeline in 1997 and sixth on the Richard Otto-trained The Warrior in 1999.

The 41-year-old gained the ride on Pacifi c Dancer after booked rider Michael Rodd broke his wrist in a fall, rac-ing in Hong Kong on Saturday night.

Grylls can consider himself a trifl e lucky to be in a position to take the ride.

He was fi rst past the post on the Otto-trained Atapi at Ellerslie on Saturday, then relegated to second for inter-ference, copping a four day’s suspension.

Fortunately, acceptances had closed at the two meetings (Auckland today, Paeroa tomor-row) he was booked to ride.

The suspension takes place after these two meetings, allow-ing him to ride in the cup.

A relieved Grylls fl ew out for Melbourne on Sunday night with Pacifi c Dancer’s former trainer Richard Otto.

He was to be up before dawn yesterday for a trackwork gal-lop at Cranbourne.

Grylls could hardly believe his luck getting the opportunity

to ride one of the favourites in the cup.

One minute he’s landing a four day suspension, the next thing he’s riding the bookies 10 to one chance in the cup.

“You don’t get these chances every day,” says Grylls.

“I’m still in a state of shock.”Grylls has won all three ma-

jor (two mile) cup races in New

Zealand and would like nothing more than to add a Melbourne Cup to that impressive list.

He won the Auckland Cup on Kerry Lane in 1986, the New Zealand Cup on Soldier Blue in 2001 and the Wellington Cup on Oarsman last year.

Pacifi c Dancer drops 4kg in weight from his Geelong Cup win last start.

GARY GRYLLS on the Moira Murdock-trained Burglar. The popular Te Awamutu jockey will be hoping for a ‘smash and grab’ raid (win) on Pacific Dancer in today’s Melbourne Cup. Photo supplied

Suspension agony cushioned by Melbourne Cup call-up

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MIEZENBEEK - Carl,Anita and Nikylawant to welcomeKacey Anita, a beauti-ful daughter and sis-ter, born October 14,2004, a healthy4080gms (9lb). A hugethank you to ouramazing midwife, JoCoulter, Nana, auntyCarron and familyand friends for theirhelp and support.

BEREAVEMENTSEARWAKER - Derek

Burdass. Eileen andthe family of the lateDerek Earwakerwould like to thankmost sincerely familyand friends for thelove and support inthe sad loss of a lovedhusband and father.Please accept this asa personal acknowl-edgement as some addresses are un-known.

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October 31, 2002. Twoyears have passed,you are always in ourthoughts, sadlymissed. Linda, Royand family.

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PERSONAL LOANS NEED CASH? CREDIT NOT SO GREAT? Take the loan NOW-Weekly repayments from

$20 per week for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1500 $31 per week for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2500 $36 per week for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3000 $48 per week for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4000 $58 per week for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5000

AFFORDABLE FINANCE Beneficiaries and Learner Licences welcome

For prompt professional service Phone Lianne

0508 834 109 or 021 067 6534

HEALTH ANDBEAUTY

ARE you serious aboutlosing weight? If sophone me now. Phone(08) 327-5579.

PERSONALA BABY? Planned or

unplanned! Knowyour options. PhonePregnancy Counsel-ling Services collect(07) 855-5779 - 24hours a day.

ALPHA Cafe openingsoon! See ThursdaysCourier for more de-tails.

PERSONALMORTGAGES. New,

refinance, 1st home,mortgagee sale pend-ing etc, company for-mation, family trustsset up. If we can’thelp you, nobody can.Phone (021) 260-1194anytime.

TIRED or overweight?Ask me how to loseweight and gain en-ergy. Phone Liz 870-3508.

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PROFESSIONALTUTORING

✓ READING✓ SPELLING✓ ENGLISH✓ MATHEMATICS

CALL (027) 279 5244WAIPA

PICTURE framingtuition, six weekcourse, learn how toframe your own pho-tos, prints, originals,certificates, needlework and tapestrieswith Waikato’s certi-fied framer, 25 yearsexperience, day ornight courses. PhoneRon (07) 843-6672.

BOARDAVAILABLE

BOARD available TeAwamutu, close totown. Phone 871-8783evenings.

CARAVAN profes-sional person wanted,25 years +, $120 plusfood, must be cleanand tidy, urgent.Phone 871-8320.

BOARD WANTEDWANTED to rent or

board, male, single,40’s, HR professional,12 month contract inarea, three to fourweek nights. Phone(021) 2100-868.

WANTED TO RENTPROFESSIONAL

couple with familyand well trained dog,require a large familyhome to rent, possibil-ity to buy property inthe future also con-sidered. Phone 871-8479.

THREE bedroomhouse for threeadults, anywhere be-tween Te Awamutuand Ohaupo. Phone871-3561.

THREE to four bed-room home withinfour minutes to firestation, off streetparking needed.Phone (027) 552-6226.

WORKSHOP / yard,suitable for parking amachine. Phone (07)827-1965 or (021) 363-479.

Te Awamutu and District Memorial RSA (Inc)

““DDEEDDIICCAATTIIOONN TTOO TTHHEE

UUNNKKNNOOWWNN WWAARRRRIIOORR”” Thursday, November 11, 2004

A service will be held at the Cenotaph, Anzac Green,

Bank Street, Te Awamutu at 10.00am Members of the public are invited to attend

and lay a wreath.

The Dedication will be viewed LIVE from Wellington 11.00am on TV at the RSA

Clubrooms 381 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.

A complementary luncheon for Returned Service Members will be held at the

RSA Clubrooms at 12.00noon For catering purposes if you are coming

please phone Bill 871-3707 P Sattler ~ President

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WWOOMMEENNSS SSEECCTTIIOONN MMOONNTTHHLLYY MMEEEETTIINNGG && BBIIRRTTHHDDAAYY PPAARRTTYY Will be held at the RSA Clubrooms on Thursday, November 4, 2004 ~ 1.00pm

PUBLIC NOTICES

JJuusstt aa ffeeww ooff oouurr sshhoowwss aanndd

ccoonncceerrttss wwee hhaavvee oonn ooffffeerr

�Tim and Neil Finn in concert at St James Theatre Auckland, Saturday, November 13 Coach and show tickets available NOW!!

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� CCiirrqquuee ddee SSoolliieell Auckland Showgrounds, January 8 2005 SSEELLLLIINNGG RREEAALL FFAASSTT Coach and show tickets available now

� EEDDIINNBBUURRGGHH TTAATTTTOOOO

THREE DAYS IN SYDNEY To be a part of this you need to be real quick February 2005

� NNEEIILL DDIIAAMMOONNDD

VIP Trip to Wellington All 5 star ~ Let us pamper you on this March 5, 2005 trip.

Phone Te Awamutu 871-6373 � John (021) 951-786 email: [email protected]

Check out our website www.keytravel.co.nz

CChhiillddrreenn bbrriinngg yyoouurr ppaarreennttss!!!! MMIICCAA TTHHEE CCLLOOWWNN

is coming to town Saturday, November 6, 2004 10.00am St Andrew’s Church Complex, 80 Mutu Street PPaarriisshh MMaarrkkeett -- aanndd GGaallaa DDaayy 8.30am - 11.30am �15 stalls ~ lots of specials �Entertainment �Competitions for young and old Be in the draw to win a Christmas Cake Take a ride on the Wagon with Pirongia Clydesdales

All the fun of the FairAll the fun of the FairAll the fun of the FairAll the fun of the Fair This is a sponsored advertisement

PUBLIC NOTICES

WAIKATO ENDURANCE CLUB

Whatawhata Ride ~Date Correction~

Saturday November 6

� 68kms � 41kms � 27kms � 12kms

Varied riding over rolling farm land and

forestry. COME AND TRY THIS

GREAT SPORT Phone Kerry or

Richard (07) 829-8192

MMMManaging “Dairy Exceanaging “Dairy Exceanaging “Dairy Exceanaging “Dairy Excelllllence” lence” lence” lence”

on a Challenging Farmon a Challenging Farmon a Challenging Farmon a Challenging Farm

Thursday, November 4 ~ 11.00am Waipapa Road, S/N 74720

Pukeatua

Come and find out about award winner Dan Jolly’s innovating handling of:

� Large herd issues � Staff management � Pasture management on a steep property � Planning ahead, yet time with the family

~ BBQ and refreshments provided~

For more information phoneFor more information phoneFor more information phoneFor more information phone Robyn Clements 871Robyn Clements 871Robyn Clements 871Robyn Clements 871----1804180418041804

TO LET

Are you looking for Property

Management? WWee aarree

mmeemmbbeerrss ooff tthhee LL JJ HHooookkeerr PPrrooppeerrttyy

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CChhaapptteerr Ph 871-5044

Te Awamutu Realty MREINZ “Nobody does it better”

CARAVAN, $100 p/wall expenses, exceptfood, suit working 30+person. Phone 871-4331 or (025) 833-331.

TO LET

FLATMATE wanted,$50 plus expenses.Phone Jen 871-4566or (021) 429-551.

GREENHILL Drive,three bedroom houseand office to rent,available November15, fenced, single ga-rage, main with walkin wardrobe and en-suite, $230 p/w, refer-ences required. Phone871-2796.

��Wishing your property

to be casually let ormanaged by a

recognised professional?

��Needing help finding

accommodation whichsuits your needs?

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Waipa PropertyLink Ltd. MREINZ

RURAL property torent until May 31,2005, Te Kawa, tidythree bedrooms, n/s,$170p/w. Phone 871-1822.

SELF Storage, TeAwamutu, from$17p/w, 24 hour ac-cess security patrols.Phone (07) 856-7584or (027) 608-1749.

SPACIOUS three bed-room house plus sun-room, double garage,dishwasher, in towncentre, $230 p/wPhone 871-3301.

THREE bedroomhouse, references es-sential, $220 p/w.Phone 871-3050.

TO LETTHREE bedroom

house with single ga-raging, close to towncentre and College,$200p/w. Call (027)283-5928 Stuart.

MEETINGSALPHA Cafe opening

soon! See ThursdaysCourier for more de-tails.

PIRONGIA PIRONGIA PIRONGIA PIRONGIA NETBALL CLUBNETBALL CLUBNETBALL CLUBNETBALL CLUB

ANNUAL GENERAL

MEETING

Wednesday, November 3, 2004

at 7.30pm in the Clubrooms

Contact Leesa 871-9055 (This is an amended

date from November 4 due to twilight netball on Thursday nights)

PUBLIC NOTICES

RAEWYN BELLRAEWYN BELLRAEWYN BELLRAEWYN BELL The Doctors, staff and patients of

Mahoe Street Medical Centre would like to say a big thank you for

looking after us all. ENJOY YOUR RETIREMENT!

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MEETING

November 9, 2004 7.00pm

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Information Centre BURCHELL PAVILION 1 Gorst St, Te Awamutu

BUSINESS SUPERDEALS


MILLS GLASSFOR all your glazing

requirements. Phone871-2123.

TYRES Stuart LawLtd, Phone 871-6426.

FOR HIRECARPET and uphol-

stery cleaner. Hirefrom the cleaningspecialists. SincerityDrycleaners. Phone871-5471, 97 SloaneStreet.

FOR SALEAVANTI racing bike,

very good condition,$80. Phone 871-6692.

CUSHIONS and softtoys. Phone 870-2308.

DANSKE oval diningsuite, $1500, antiquepiano, $100. Phone871-4928.

FIREWOOD, approxhalf trailer load, $40.Phone 870-3117.

ZIPS replaced, trou-sers, frocks, skirtsshortened. SincerityDrycleaners, 97 SloaneStreet.

FOR SALE UNDER$50

BED, inner-springmattress, single, onslat base, $49. Phone871-3848.

BLUE Muscovy duckand drake, $25 pair.Phone 871-4080.

BREEDING case, forCanaries or Finches,two for $25 each.Phone 871-3849.

COMPUTER tabletwo tier on castors,$50. Phone 871-4928.

EARRINGS pierced orclip-ons, 10 pairs, $5.Phone 871-5351.

EIGHT RingneckDoves, $5 each. Phone871-4811.

FIREWOOD oak $40ono. Phone 871-6434.

FREE bath, fair condi-tion, bathroom vanitytop. Phone 872-4392.

FOR SALE UNDER$50

GIRLS 18 speedmountain bike likenew, $49.95. Phone871-6692.

GIRLS 20 inch BMXbike, very good condi-tion, $48. Phone 871-6692.

WETSUIT large,Heatwave, shortsleeve, good condition,$45. Phone 871-3804.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

BONER COWS WANTED

Don’t Wait Two Weeks For Payment

Immediate Payment - Competitive Schedule Also empty heifers and potter bulls

Phone Warren Robinson (07) 829-5601, (025) 925-030

Bill Lincoln 871-5834, (0274) 925-080

STOCK SALES

EQUESTRIANFREE lease, 16hh

mare, five years,great potential, needsexperienced rider.Phone 871-4761.

PETS ROTTWEILER pups

Purebred, $400, readythis week. Phone 870-5586 or (021) 058-8760, (021) 341-462.

GRAZINGAVAILABLE

AVAILABLE forweaner dairy heifersunder monitored sys-tem. Phone WendyDickson N.Z.G.C(0274) 972-691 or0800-10-84-94.

LIVESTOCK FORSALE

ONE Ambreed bull formating, high BW,very quiet, $1200.Phone (021) 299-1585.

LIVESTOCKWANTED

AC PETFOODS Now Buying

Horses 0800-834-222

LIVE CALFLIVE CALFLIVE CALFLIVE CALF COLLECTIONCOLLECTIONCOLLECTIONCOLLECTION

A C PETFOODS

REGULAR

PICK UPS

0800 834 222

WANTING TO BUY - LATE BOBBY CALVES

Will pick up and pay

above bobby calf prices.

Phone 871-3561 or (021) 046-1343

PROPERTIESWANTED

WANTED

Five acres close to town boundary to buy.

Phone (021) 363-479

BUSINESSES FORSALE

KKKKKKKKWWWWWWWWIIIIIIIIKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRBBBBBBBB Business for Sale

�Good Income �Full Training

Phone (021) 419-450 or 871-9057

www.jeffskwikkerb.co.nz

TENDERS

OOttoorroohhaannggaa SSoouutthh SScchhooooll HHaallll EExxtteennssiioonn

Tenders are invited from approved building contracts for an approx

70 sqmtr extenstion on existing school hall.

PLANS AND SPECS ARE AVAILABLE BY PHONING

The Principal Shawn Gielen (07) 873-8530

VEHICLES FORSALE


VEHICLES FORSALE

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Great Tyres!Great Prices!

Fitting & Balancing

Kihikihi RoadTe Awamutu

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COLOSTRUM AND PENICILLIN MILK Phone Mark Bocock

872-1772 or (0274) 746-917

SECOND HANDMARKET

MARKET STREETWe require stock urgently

★ Fridges ★ Freezers★ Washers ★ Beds & SuitesGood Clean ConditionPhone 871-5623

WORK WANTED


CEILINGS and Walls.Phone Ultra Clean871-6662.

CLARKE’S CARPET

CLEANING For your carpet and upholstery cleaning

Phone Keith, mobile

(025) 280-0790 or 871-4930

We aim to please

EXTERIOR housecleaning. Phone UltraClean 871-6662.

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00880000 000077 666677 Max or Kay

Visit our website

www.qualitypics.co.nz

GARDENER, RonElder, for all mainte-nance. Ph 871-4282.

Glen Rawson Plumbing

Craftsman, Plumber and Gasfitter

�Roofing � Maintenance � New

Phone (027) 222-7590or 870-2987a/h

HOME AND HOME AND HOME AND HOME AND GARDEN MOWINGGARDEN MOWINGGARDEN MOWINGGARDEN MOWING Lawn mowing and home maintenance

work �Any work considered

�Cheap rates �Free quotes

Phone (07) 825-2722 or (021) 335-456

WORK WANTED

HOME AND HOME AND HOME AND HOME AND BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS BUSINESS SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SECURITY SYSTEMSSYSTEMSSYSTEMSSYSTEMS

I will call, discuss your needs and provide a free written quote.

Peter Way (0274) 746-942 or 871-7813 a/h Total Security Waikato Ltd

HOMEKILLS, Nevilleand Cherie Kemp,www.meateater.co.nz, Phone 871-9995.

Johnny Nelson WWAASSHHBBRRIIGGHHTT MOSS, ALGAE, LICHEN

TREATMENT �Low pressure, Exterior Cleaning �Coloursteel roofs �Roof spray, Tiles and Decromastic �Rotary clean, pavers, driveways, footpaths �Commercial buildings

Phone (0274) 763-347 or 871-7389

Limited Now Servicing Te Awamutu

For Exterior Cleaning Moss, Mould and Algae

Treatments, Houses, Roofs, Driveways, Cobbles etc also Fly and Spider Treatments For your Free quote Phone Tui 871-7205

or 0800 GO SOFTWASH 0800-467-638

Fax (07) 848-1702 [email protected]

MYOB

Need Help?

Computer Accounting ‘Doctor’

at 871-3176

Wallpapering, Interior and

Exterior Painting, Airless Spraying.

Contact Dave Rowe Painter and Decorator

on 871 7710 or (027) 290-8776.

RURAL

COMPUTER

SOLUTIONS �� Fault Finding/ Resolution �� Training �� Upgrades �� Repairs Onsite servicing of both

town and rural areas Call Bryan 872-4665

or (021) 554-461

SPOUTING replacedMarley, $23 per me-tre, fitted inc GST.Call Tony 871-3620.

WORK WANTED

SHUTTLE SHUTTLE SHUTTLE SHUTTLE SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE

�� Te Awamutu based �� Shuttles - transfers - charters �� Airport transfers �� Social and private functions

Ph Pat or Deanne 872-2530

Fax 872-2535

TE AWAMUTUPLUMBING AND

DRAINAGEColin Downie

Plumbing & DrainageMaintenance

�New houses alterations�Septic tank and effluents�Blocked drains - Hydro Jet and Camera

Phone(0274) 989-022 or

871-8976 a/h

TREE & STUMP SERVICE

Call Dennis Clements TOTAL TREE CARE Phone 871-5221

Te Awamutu Owned and Operated

Tree SurgeonStump Removal� Highly qualified

� Quality guaranteed

Ph Mike at FRASERS0800-888-121

WATERBLASTING. Phone Ultra Clean871-6662

WE will come to yourfarm and pick up allyour scrap metal andpay cash. Phone (07)848-2130 Hamilton.

WINDOWS. PhoneUltra Clean. Phone871-6662.

FARMEMPLOYEES

WANTED

RELIEF milkerwanted to assist forregular work, must bekeen and reliable.Phone 871-1822.

SITUATIONSWANTED

EX dairy farmer avail-able Saturday toWednesday, anythingconsidered. Phone(027) 621-4318.

OFFICE / receptionposition wanted, haveexperience. PhoneJenny (027) 631-4366.

336 Alexandra StreetPhone 871-5151

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The Department of Corrections manages sentences, imposed by thecourts, through prisons and community-based sentences and providesinformation to judges to assist them in sentencing offenders. TheDepartment's 5,000 staff, working in six services and groups, have ashared goal of reducing re-offending. The Department is working withMaori offenders and their community to reduce re-offending by Maorioffenders. No reira, e te iwi, whakatata whakapiri mai ki tenei kaupapa.

Are you a positive Role Model?

Public Prisions ServiceWaikeria Prison

Would like to invite people who are interested in a career as aCorrections Officer to attend an information seminar.

We will be holding a series of information seminars on thefollowing dates:

DAY DATE TIME

Wednesday 3 November 2004 3-5 pm

Saturday 13 November 2004 10-12 pm

Wednesday 17 November 2004 5-7 pm

Saturday 27 November 2004 10-12 noon

Wednesday 1 December 2004 3-5 pm

Saturday 11 December 2004 10-12 noon

These are designed to give you a greater understanding of what itis like to work in a prison environment.

You’ll get the chance to hear first hand from some of our staff,what being a Corrections Officer is all about with a strongemphasis on the recruitment process.

While support people and family members are welcome pleasenote that children are not permitted to attend.

To attend you must RSVP 3 days BEFORE the seminar date toSharene Viles, Waikeria Prison phone 07 871 1704 ext 77865 oremail [email protected]

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If you have experience and can work unsupervised we need to hear from you.

Due to an increased work load, we offer the right person the chance to join our

leading Earthmoving Company in a long term position.

Truck and trailer license an advantage. The successful applicant must be neat

and tidy. CONTACT US NOW

CCOORRBBOOYY EEAARRTTHHMMOOVVEERRSS LLTTDD

Phone (07) 871-1803 or (07) 871-1652

PHONE (07) 871 5151 - FAX (07) 871 3675

FREE UNDER $50 ADVERTISINGNo more than 10 words per advertisement.

Limit one advertisement per person. For Sale items only.This coupon only for Residents, not Trade or Commercial Retail

Run-on advertisements only, printed at our discretion, when space permits.

NB: Only advertisements submitted on these forms accepted.Forms can be posted to Te Awamutu Courier, PO Box 1, Te Awamutu, or advertisers

can bring this coupon in to our office at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.

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Have you got something forSale worth Under $50?

YES - Advertise it for FREE!!!

Phone

SITUATIONSVACANT

KJR CONTRACTING Experienced tractor

driver wanted, full time work.

Phone (027) 497-0080

NEW POSITION KITCHEN CABINET

MAKER Phone for interview

871-3998

POSITION availableuntil February 2005,suit keen, reliableworker with own ve-hicle and currentdriving licence, goodremuneration, longestablished businessand clientele, no sell-ing required. Formore informationphone Olive 871-6754.

SECURITY officers -are needed! You cangain this qualificationby correspondence forjust $640. Phone0800-800-043.

WANTEDWANTEDWANTEDWANTED

Joiner Cabinet Maker Wood Worker

Variety of Work Please phone Arnel Joinery

871-5913

WARATAH FARMS Requires a

stockperson to assist in our pig farming

operation. �10 minutes from Otorohanga, 20 minutes from Te Awamutu. �Accommodation not available. �Training provided. �Teamwork essential. �Roster requires working each 3rd weekend. �Work hours 7.30am - 4.00pm Phone (07) 873-7752

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Required for Rest Home.

Phone Petra or Bev (07) 823-6696 business hours

Advertising really works!TE AWAMUTU COURIER

Phone 871-5151336 Alexandra Street

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Win a double pass to the Finn Brothers

Te Awamutu Courier and Key Travel give readers the chance to win a double pass to the fi rst Auck-land concert from Te Awamutu’s favourite sons Tim and Neil Finn.

The boys have recently completed ‘Everyone is Here’, the second Finn Brothers’ album, although they were together for many years in Split Enz and briefl y in Neil’s band Crowded House.

The top selling album is backed by an internation-al tour which hits New Zealand next month with shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

The tour is a chance for the Tim and Neil to revisit songs from their individual and collective catalogues.

Tim and Neil Finn have written over 500 songs, many of them among the country’s best known and best loved - songs like ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’, ‘Weather With You’, ‘Six Months In A Leaky Boat’ and ‘I’ve Got You’ … and that’s just a start.

They’ve had more New Zealand number one sin-gles and albums than any other local acts. Split Enz alone are New Zealand’s most successful local chart

band with four No. 1 albums, while Neil Finn has the most New Zealand No. 1s of any local act with a total of nine albums and four singles reaching the top of the chart.

The Finn’s have also enjoyed success on an inter-national scale with both their solo careers and with Split Enz and Crowded House, together selling over fi ve million records.

‘Won’t Give In’ is the fi rst single from the new al-bum and on release was immediately the No. 1 most added song at radio.

The Finn Brothers will be joined on-stage by Tim Smith (Bass) and another set of brothers Paul Stacey (Guitar/Keyboards) and Jeremy Stacey (Drums).

KEY TRAVELThe Christchurch show and Auckland’s Saturday,

November 13 show have already sold out, and a sec-ond Auckland Sunday is also selling well.

Key Travel Te Awamutu has the simplest way to see this amazing pair in concert.

For just $90 they have great tickets for Saturday night and they will take care of the driving for you, so you can enjoy the night.

Phone John Pye on 871 6373 or 021951786 to secure the last few tickets.

To be in to win the double pass simply put your name, address and daytime contact number on the back of a standard sized envelope, address it to ‘The Finn Double Pass Competition’ and make sure it reaches our offi ce by 5pm Friday.

TIM and Neil Finn at the soundcheck for the 1993 Split Enz 20th Anniversary Tour.

Te Awamutu Courier, Tuesday, November 2, 2004 Published by Te Awamutu Courier, a division of APN New Zealand Limited, at 336 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu.

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