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MONTHLY PANMURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER Issue 109 August 2013 Mayor Len Brown Join us for the second event in our Tamaki Business Breakfast series with our key-note speaker Auckland Mayor - Mr. Len Brown The Panmure and Glen Innes Business Associations are keen to help create a thriving businesses district in Tāmaki which offers good jobs for our people and business opportunities for the diverse businesses that are located here. We believe that AMETI is the catalyst to trigger regeneration and renewal of the Tāmaki area, with investors taking advantage of great infrastructure, good transport links and availability of skilled and growing local workforce. To make the vision of a strong business hub in Tamaki a reality, we need to take a more strategic and collaborative approach and to this end we are holding a networking opportunity for all businesses – big or small - in the Tamaki catchment. We hope you will be able to join us to hear Mayor Len Brown speak on the Tāmaki area and with a chance for you to network with fellow business owners and hear about our plans for future opportunities to work together to create a strong business community. Kind Regards Gary Holmes, Manager – Glen Innes Business Association & Chris Sutton, Town Centre Manager – Panmure Business Association Date & Venue Date: Thursday 29th August 2013 When: 7.00am sharp to 8.30am Where: Marist Rugby Club Dunkirk Road, Panmure SEE INSIDE FOR REGISTRATION FORM

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Page 1: Issue Number 109 August 2013

MONTHLY PANMURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER

Issue 109 August 2013

Mayor Len Brown

Join us for the second event in our

Tamaki Business Breakfast series with

our key-note speaker

Auckland Mayor - Mr. Len Brown

The Panmure and Glen Innes Business Associations are keen to help create a thriving

businesses district in Tāmaki which offers good jobs for our people and business

opportunities for the diverse businesses that are located here.

We believe that AMETI is the catalyst to trigger regeneration and renewal of the Tāmaki

area, with investors taking advantage of great infrastructure, good transport links and

availability of skilled and growing local workforce.

To make the vision of a strong business hub in Tamaki a reality, we need to take a more

strategic and collaborative approach and to this end we are holding a networking

opportunity for all businesses – big or small - in the Tamaki catchment.

We hope you will be able to join us to hear Mayor Len Brown speak on the

Tāmaki area and with a chance for you to network with fellow business owners

and hear about our plans for future opportunities to work together to create a

strong business community.

Kind Regards

Gary Holmes, Manager – Glen Innes Business Association & Chris Sutton, Town Centre

Manager – Panmure Business Association

Date & Venue

Date: Thursday 29th August 2013

When: 7.00am sharp to 8.30am

Where: Marist Rugby Club

Dunkirk Road, Panmure

SEE INSIDE FOR

REGISTRATION FORM

Page 2: Issue Number 109 August 2013

I’m delighted that Mayor Len

Brown agreed to come and speak at our next Tāmaki Business

Community breakfast. Gary from the Glen

Innes Business Association and I

are keen to continue to try and bring together the businesses in Tāmaki and Mayor Len Brown is

an interesting speaker who will be able to give some excellent overall perspectives on this rapidly changing area of

Auckland.

We have had a tremendous response from the business

community who have completed their business details for our new website. Many businesses

took the opportunity to complete the information online and we have had help with entering the hand written data. We’re getting

there!!

The Mt Wellington Foundation Ltd has given us financial support

for the King of the Mountain event

that will be held on Sunday 20 October 2013. I have also started

on applying for financial support to the Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board, Mt Wellington Foundation Ltd and the Lion Foundation for

this year’s Christmas Parade and Festival to be held on Saturday 7 December. Without these organisations support this

historical event would not happen.

Over the past few years, Auckland Council, BID Advisor, Andy

Waugh has been our ‘go to guy’ for problems and a great person to bounce ideas off, left us to

move to Aussie. His wife struggled to find a job here in NZ

but successfully found a suitable job in Melbourne so we said

goodbye to Andy and his lovely son Alex earlier on in July. Andy offered a consistent and reliable service to our Association,

answering all our questions and offering insights into our problems when needed.

He kindly guided past Chairman Shane Johnston and me through the process of updating our

Strategic Plan and offered valuable help in the preparation of our Customer Survey that was conducted by Lisa Schwenke, an

AUT student in the later part of 2012.

On many occasions I asked Andy

to be my sounding board on problems and concerns that I have had and he always given me

excellent advice or pointed me in the right direction, for that I’m truly grateful. Lisa and I will miss him.

Another goodbye is to Mr Rental, who closed their shops doors a few weeks ago. They will

continue to have a presence in Tāmaki via their online store.

Letter from Manager, Chris Sutton

Our thoughts and prayers are with Taoa and his family this week as they mourn the loss of his Mother.

Taoa will return to the office on Monday 5 August.

RECLAIM can supply 660 litre, (which is 3 blue lidded bins in one) 4 legged recycle bins on wheels for cardboard for $3.10 per week and $4.12 per

collection.

You choose how often your bin is emptied, weekly, fortnightly, and monthly.

Phone David 021 939 069, 571 0242, [email protected]

Transpacific Waste Management can supply a 660L

cardboard wheelie bin that is $6 per pick up

and $10 bin hire

Prices are very negotiable pending on frequency of

service.

Phone Josh on 0277068149

Too much cardboard ? Here’s your answer.

Page 3: Issue Number 109 August 2013

Dunkirk Road Activity Centre – School Holiday Programme for all Children

Since 1978 Dunkirk Road Activity Centre has operated school holiday

programmes for children in the Tamaki district.

This July the children have been entertained with a trip to the Auckland

Museum, a day climbing at Glen Eden Extreme Edge Rock Climbing and a

private screening of Epic at the Monterey Cinema in Howick. Other days

have been filled with fun at the Centre, playing pool, creating art and

catching up with friends made in other school holidays.

Over the years, the cost of running school holiday programmes has

increased and the Board of the Dunkirk Road Centre is very aware that

there are a lot of children in our area who are unable to attend the fun ac-

tivities provided by other school holiday programmes because they are

unable to pay the required fees. Tracey (the Centre Manager) and the

Board work hard to find ways to keep the fees down and to enable all chil-

dren to attend the programme. Tracey is happy to find ways to allow par-

ents to pay the fees by instalment where they can. “For us it’s all about

having the children well cared for and participating in constructive activi-

ties for the holidays, rather than being bored at home or wandering the

streets with nothing to do” she says.

During term time the Centre is well used with a wide variety of activities

for the community and room hire available for groups wanting to do their

own thing.

Children and staff at the Auckland Museum. Attend the "Who Am I" talk by one of the Collections Staff who talked about her job at the museum and what she did. The Children especially enjoyed the Auck-land volcanoes exhibit and the exhibit on Sir Edmund Hilary.

Helping others - Salvation Army hand in hand with the NZMA

On the last Thursday of the each month, the Salvation Army has a Community Meal at the head office in Royal Oak. The meal is to say thank you to all the wonderful volunteers and to connect with the people who are working in the Community Ministry's such as youth workers, coffee groups, homeless people and members from a local Outreach Lodge and

Church.

We all do our own things during the week so it is a great chance to find out what everyone is doing. It was Panmure’s turn to host the meal and having support from Panmure’s NZMA was a win win as their cookery and hospitality team are always looking for occasions to practice their skills. Because the students of the NZMA always look so professional and

smart we decided to make it a Tie Evening and supplied ties to everyone from our store for the occasion. We have set such a high standard that I pity the next group who have to live up to our expectations. “The Panmure Salvation Army Family store wishes to thank each and every member of the fantastic team at NZMA cookery and hospitality for supporting our monthly Community

meal. We were truly blessed by the delicious meal and super friendly staff and beautifully

presented tables. We all went away with smiles on our faces and a very full belly. It was a

fantastic faultless display of culinary skill and efficient friendly service which enabled every

one to come together and enjoy being treated to an unforgettable evening of fellowship.

Thank you for your overwhelming generosity. Well done NZMA cookery and hospitality “

Gary Davison - Tamaki Co-ordinator Panmure Salvation Army Store

Contact details: Tracey Fausett

phone 570 5539 [email protected]

Page 4: Issue Number 109 August 2013

PBA BOARD

MEMBERS

Panmure Dental Centre 5272580

Sugarcrafts NZ Ltd 99 Queens Road 527 6060

Second Debut 9 Basin View Lane

ShoeZone 113 A Queens Road 527 2345

dtr 80-82 Queens Rd 570 9611

Chinese New Settlers Services Trust 15-19 Clifton Court 570 1188

Mt Wellington Panmure RSA 5705913 PRESIDENT

Power Real Estate 78 Queens Road 527 1234 VICE PRESIDENT

Big Broz 95 Queens Road 570 6481

Local Board Representative

Arun Pragji

Dorothy Miles

Harriet Dawson

Hasmukh Lal

Jiten Lal

Kit Wong

Leon Matthews

Stephen Hall

Vinod Ranchhod

Alan Verall

PANMURE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

16 Clifton Court, Panmure Phone: 527 6389 Email: [email protected] www.panmure.net.nz

If your business lies within the Panmure Mainstreet area (Queens Road, Ellerslie Panmure Highway and adjacent side streets)

you are automatically a Member of Panmure Business Association and are paying .02c in the dollar of your general rates towards

funding the Association. How the combined money is spent is determined by elected Board Members, any of whom would be

happy to talk with you, tell you more about who they are and hear your comments or suggestions.

Panmure Business Association services include: Panmure Christmas Parade & Festival, Monthly Business Newsletter, Bi-annual Community Magazine, CCTV, Graffiti Removal, Security Patrol,

Under Veranda Lighting, Business 2 Business Network Meetings, and supporting local Community Events.

POLICE Auckland Central Police Station 302 6400 Mt Wellington Police 526 7300 Glen Innes Police Station 528 7179 Panmure Community Policing Centre 570 4080

SECURITY Panmure Security Officer - Taoa 027 535 3017

GRAFFITI/TAGS Graffiti Guard to have graffiti removed 579 3256 Etching from windows removed 579 3256

PUBLIC PROPERTY For issues concerning; Rubbish collection (Wednesday mornings), newspaper & cardboard Recycle Bins big street lights, storm water drains, abandoned vehicles, street permits and street trading, Call Auckland Council Call Centre 3010101

HEART DEFIBRILLATOR 570 4019

IF IT IS AN EMERGENCY DIAL - 111 Call 111 when:

• Someone is badly injured or in danger.

• There's a serious risk to life or property.

• A crime is being committed and the offenders are still there or have just left.

• You've come across a major public inconvenience, like trees blocking a state highway.

DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR

Blue Recycle Bins Evening Tues 6 & 20 August

for following day

Breakfast with the Mayor Thursday 29 August

Board Nominations Close Friday 21 September

RSVP AGM Tues day 1 October

AGM LandMark /RSA Monday 7 October

We are pleased to let you know that we were able to assist the Police in the arrest some handbag thieves. Police footage showed four offenders casing an Asian woman and attempting to steal her handbag. Luckily she held on tight but not

before hurting herself in a fall. The main offender hid under a car and then left with his friends down Te Koa Road Alleyway. We were pleased that the woman contacted the Police about the offence. Had she not done this the clear cctv footage evidence would have been worthless. The following day the offenders were spotted in Panmure again. A call to the Police had the offenders arrested. We were delighted that these offenders were so quickly apprehended. This is real Team work.

This incident goes to show how important it is that ALL incidents are reported to the Police. Prosecutions will only happen if

Security Report , Taoa

Lisa has the Last Word …..

1. You just get rid of one lot of taggers and then the next one moves in.

2. Pleasantly surprised at the generally well behaved children in town during their holi-days. I was however sorry to see a few young lads let the team down with their tagging.

3. Lovely art work from Bridge –it Café to entice you in to their premises. I give them 10/10 for their hot chocolate .

Page 5: Issue Number 109 August 2013

Thanks this month and a delicious cake goes to

Philippa Hillman, Personal Assistance/Liaison to Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local

Board , for her tireless efforts in the office. First to arrive and last she leave,

Philippa is efficient, dedicated and professional.

Helping others.

Kindly donated by Dorothy

SUGARCRAFTS 99 QUEENS ROAD

09 527 6060

Page 6: Issue Number 109 August 2013

Investing in Panmure

CASH CONVERTERS

86 QUEENS ROAD 09 570 4242

SASHI HAIR & BEAUTY

81 QUEENS ROAD

09 527 8883

DENTURE ART

SHOP 1/22 G JELLICOE ROAD

09 527 7550

Mohammed is new to Panmure and is a registered clinical dental

technician. Situated at the top of the Four Square ramp in Jellicoe

Court he specialises in all types of dentures. Manufacturing is

done on site. If your dentures are loose, sore, broken uncomfort-

able or you just want a better look, Mohammed is close at hand

to help. Give yourself something to smile about !

Priya and Shabnam ( pictured) have opened their second Auckland

Hair and Beauty shop. They are specialists in men's and ladies hair

cutting, colouring, highlighting, straightening (chemical and

carotene), hair extensions and hair treatments. They offer Eyelash

perms, tints, threading., waxing and herbal facials.

OPEN 9.30 –5.30 Monday - Saturday

Sunday 9.30 - 3.00

New logo, new logo, new look ! Cash Converters is

looking very flash after an extreme makeover. In their

new surroundings you can buy and sell your second

hand goods or go and talk to them about loans on

goods or just straight cash loans.

Its worth going in just for a browse at their extensive

range of goods.

OPEN 9.00-5.30 Monday - Friday 9.00 - 4.30 Saturday

LYNN’S NAILS SPA & BEAUTY

51 QUEENS ROAD

09 570 7089

Lynn’s Nails Spa and Beauty is all set to open on

August 5th. The first of its kind in Panmure, this has

to be good for all the ladies in town.

Page 7: Issue Number 109 August 2013

New Restaurant and Bhakti Centre

Offering pure vegetarian Eastern and Western meals and a wide variety of mouth-watering and delicious sweets and snacks based on the Hare Krishna Philosophy. Go-vinda’s Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant

GOVINDA RESTAURANT

11 PLEASANT VIEW ROAD

BHAKTI CENTRE

09 527 8146

Speciality Vegetarian Food: 100% Pure Vegetarian Food – all meals prepared with no garlic or onion. We specialise in authentic Indian cuisine. All meals prepared on site with fresh ingredients by experienced chef. Meals available in both takeaway or dine in at the restaurant. Special meal orders can be prepares to your taste and requirement on prior request. Opening Hours: Opening Hours: 10.00am to 10.00pm – Monday to Sunday, 7 days a week Catering: We can cater for large functions or special events. Special Farari Meals: We make Farari meals, Sweets and Farsan for Ekadashi (Special Fasting preparation with restrictions). Sweets & Snacks: We also manufacture and distribute, Indian Sweets and Snack for both in retail packs and wholesale business.

Fresh Snacks & Sweets can be ordered for private functions, weddings etc on wholesale prices.

We are a not for profit, charitable organisation that runs this public community centre to developed and preach Pure Bhakti philosophy

in line of our Spiritual Master and Acharya – His Divine Grace Bhaktivedanta Narayana Goswami Maharaja.

Cultural Programme Every Sunday in adjoining Temple Room: Musical Meditation/Kirtan, Spiritual Discussion 10:30am to 1:00pm followed by Arati and

Vegetarian Feast.

Weddings at Sri Caitanya Hall We pride ourselves on providing customers with unique, modern, and elegant wedding decorations at affordable prices all custom designed to suit your personal style and budget.

We offer a personal service to all of our clients and have built a reputation for unrivalled creativity, quality and professionalism

Transcendental Vegetarian Cuisine Govinda Restaurant serves karma-free vegetarian cuisine. All dishes are made with quality sattvic ingredients, including love and devotion

Email: [email protected]

Bhakti Centre—09 527 8146

His Divine Grace Bhaktivedanta

Narayana Goswami Maharaja.

Page 8: Issue Number 109 August 2013

New and improved

SHABU SHABU

23 QUEENS ROAD

09 527 0887 Renamed Shabu Shabu, 23 Queens Road is now a smart

café and restaurant. You can sit outside in the sun and

enjoy café style breakfast and lunch from 7.30am until

3.00pm. On the menu is hearty breakfast food in the form

of Big Breakfast, Eggs Benedict, Pancakes, Toast or lunch

time meals served with an extensive range of beverages.

Alternatively you can return in the evenings when Shabu

Shabu puts on its finest Steamboat dishes. Here in luxury

you can enjoy your steamboat meal on your individual

induction cooker. Child safe and even more fabulous over

the winter months.

Coffee: 7.30-3.30 Monday - Saturday

Steamboat: 17.30-21.30 Monday - Saturday

SUSHI QUEEN

168 QUEENS ROAD

09 527 2755 Sushi Queen has been completely renovated in to a new, clean, light and bright café.

Located in the Queens Road slipway you can now dine in or take away their tasty treats.

The sushi is made by sisters Annie and Insun with the help of Cordilia. Brian works in the

kitchen producing the hot dishes such as Donburi and Udon. The sushi is made fresh daily

along with chicken and crab sandwiches, crab and wagane salad, maki and onigiri. With this

large range of taste sensations its time to try something new and tasty.