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AUCTION Fri 3rd February 2012 - 6pm Ray White Office, 21 Bow St, Raglan

MAKE ME YOUR OWN – I’M RATHER SPECIAL!!Four double bedroom home on 625m²Two large living areas, 2 ½ bathroomsFantastic designer kitchen, entertainer’s oven Large family area flows out to sunny deck or alfresco dining Glorious Mtn views, magnificent sunsets & a glimpse of the harbour.Prior Auction offers considered.

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Sunday 1pm1 Seabreeze Way

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY• 2 Storey House In 2 Legal Flats• 2 Brm Flat Upstairs / 3 Brm Flat Downstairs• Panoramic Harbour & Mountain Views• 2 Acre + Lifestyle Block – Prime Location• Single Garage & Storage Shed Prior Auction offers considered.


Saturday 12pm335 Wainui Road

OCEAN RETREAT BUSH BABYA slice of Raglan’s best real estate nestled into native bush surrounds near Whale Bay. Master bedroom has its own private decking and huge views. 2nd room/ storage/ laundry/ studio. Open plan living with cosy wood burner with wet back & sun drenched decking enjoying gorgeous ocean and bush views. Hide away, holiday ambiance. Situated on 1258m².ID#RAG20965

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TOP SHELF PROPERTY Fabulous family living / Easy care garden 3 dble brms + office, entertainers kitchenSun drenched open plan living & decksLarge paved entertainment area Double garaging with internal access Prior Auction offers considered

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Saturday 1pm23a Violet Street

STEP INTO THE MARKET Stylishly redecorated this tidy little home has all you need. With two bedrooms inside the house and an additional room outside you will enjoy the open plan living and fully fenced section. Relax on the lovely decking while enjoying the easy care section.Ideal opportunity for you to enter the fast-growing market in Raglan!Prior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20964

OPEN HOMESaturday 1pm6 Violet Street

SIZE IS NOT A PROBLEM 4 bedroom home with endless optionsWonderful family homeModern new kitchen Large double garaging and workshop Large shade houses with irrigation throughout 1212m² of landPrior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20907 OPEN HOME

Saturday 2pm55 Government Road

WOODEN IT BE NICEThis 3 bedroom weatherboard home has many great features: Double garaging2 bedrooms with ensuite + family bathroomNative timber flooringPrivate off road locationJust a walk to the beach, on the bus route.Wonderful family home/ investment/ rental (Currently rented $300/wk)Prior Auction offers considered.


Saturday 1pm10 Violet Street

TOO GOOD TO MISS! • 2 homes on 1 freehold title2 houses, 2 incomes – 2 two bedroom housesIncome opportunity hereSuperbly located – sea views, easy walk to town and harbourIdeal accommodation investment – live in one, rent out the other!Prior Auction offers considered.


Sunday 2pm16 Stewart Street

NEW BEGINNINGSSolid brick 3 brm family home in rural setting Office & rumpus, single garage, internal accessPlumbed shed (potential ancillary unit), well planted garden3973m² fenced & ready for a new family Prior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20938

OPEN HOMESaturday 11am

297 Te Papatapu Road

WATER & MOUNTAIN Located close to town & beach. This is a 2 bedroom immaculate home, fully lockable garage with power. Elevated and sunny, only minutes to the nearest beach & town centre. The house has polished timber flooring, is fully insulated, newly roofed, newly painted and has a newly decked spa pool area. The easy care, fully fenced section will make this home a pleasure to live in. Prior Auction offers considered.


Sunday 1pm19 Manukau Road

Phone now for an appointment to view 448 Wainui Road

RAGLAN RUSTIC REAL ESTATEBoard and batten rustic house plus a separate large barn with adjoining carport - ideal as a workshop/ studio.The main house has one large bedroom which could be converted into two; plus one single bedroom/ office area. Huge potential for improvement.7253m² sectionEstablished orchard and extensively planted.Listen to the sound of the surf - Very close access to beach and surf, only minutes to Raglan town.Prior Auction Offers considered. Phone now for an appointment to view.ID#RAG20984

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Fri Cloudy withShowers 15 NW 20 am

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Sat Cloudy withShowers 13 E 5 am

S 10 pm 1.7H 01:10 amL 07:20 amH 01:30 pmL 07:40 pm

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Sun Cloudy withShowers 14 E 30 am

SE 40 pm 1.3H 01:50 amL 08:10 amH 02:20 pmL 08:30 pm

R 06:16 amS 06:11 pm

Mon Cloudy withShowers 16 E 45 am

E 40 pm 0.8H 02:40 amL 09:00 amH 03:20 pmL 09:40 pm

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R 06:11 amS 06:14 pm

Thu Sunny withsome cloud 15 E 15 am

E 15 pm 2.2L 12:10 amH 06:20 amL 12:30 pmH 07:00 pm

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STREET talkLet’s talk parking! Does Raglan really require a

parking warden? Should we instead be moving towards permanent parking meters, or alternatively, completely unrestricted parking in the CBD?

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Geoff: The parking warden is definitely required in the town over summer to ensure that car parks are rotated evenly.

But perhaps over winter this could be waived or seasonal restrictions put in place so that on those slow winter days you can linger a bit longer in town.Also there is no call for a warden to ticket beach goers over summer when all cars parks at the beaches are at capacity and parking is at premium.

Bob: Do we require car parking, and for who? Is it to increase foot traffic for the commercial Business area, or drop off and pick

up of goods and services? Or is the problem the status quo, a mix of business operators and locals parking for long periods? Why not a pedestrian area only with vehicles access for pick up and drop off only? This would operate over our busiest season.

Ro: Raglan certainly needs better parking facilities but parking meters are unsightly. Perhaps pay and display would be an option. Businesses in the CBD rely

on tourists and day trippers in their cars and motor homes to make enough over the summer months to survive through the winter. It is therefore important to offer plenty of parking at reasonable rates for this to happen. Sign posting the parking areas available off the main street would be helpful and making more parking available any where a good idea. Motor vehicles are here to stay for better or worse!

Kelly: Location of extra parking and time limits requires a look at the bigger picture of what the com-munity want for the future

of the CBD (ie. I like the idea of longer parking in town to have less turnover of vehicles / more pedestrian friendly, but it doesn’t work for elderly trying to get their medicine at the chemist). High rates reflect the infrastructure to cater to the summer crowds, and so I don’t think residents should have any more coming out of their pocket via parking meters. At the same time, with some sort of visitor pays system, it provides an opportunity to create a community managed revenue stream, with profits directed straight back into the community to fund local initiatives.

John: 10 minute parking and electric bikes could largely sort out Raglan CBD parking. If we’re parking more than 10 min-utes, we’ve time to walk a

minute or two and it’ll leave spaces for quick trips and help bring business to the shops away from the centre. As several people have discovered, electric bikes are easy to park and as quick, or quicker than driving for most in-town trips. Rag-lan Naturally said, “Encourage the use of bicycles around the town”. That’s never happened and, now electric bikes have sorted out the problem of hills, it’s even more urgent.

Jake: Of course we need a warden, we need one all summer and most holi-days. Raglan is desperate for a presence downtown

every day then, instead of once a week. What I’m against is a warden during the winter months when park-ing spaces are a dime a dozen. Also, there needs to be more accountability locally in regards to enforcement.

Eve: I think since Raglan is a small community it should have free parking and for as long as you need. Because even in summer

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Ingrid Rendle admits she was “in two minds” about finally retiring and relinquishing her job as the local

Plunket nurse after more than a dozen years working with Raglan mothers and babies.

“But there comes a time to move on,” adds the 68-year-old grandmother of 10, who’s looking ahead now to five months’ holiday in the UK before she and her husband Neil return to town and a more leisured life.

“The closer I get to the actual leaving date the more excited I feel,” she told the Chronicle last week of her final day’s work next Thursday. “So I know it’s the right decision.”

Even so, Ingrid reckons she’ll watch from the sidelines - in the supermarket aisles for instance - as the children she’s worked with over the years grow up. “It’s very rewarding, working with families,” she says.

But there’ve been “huge” changes in the 28 years she’s worked as a Plunket nurse, the last 12 or so dividing her time between Ngaruawahia and Raglan.

The first that springs to mind, she says, is the age of the mothers. Way back in the 1970s and 80s - when Ingrid was busy as a mum herself to four sons - women were giving birth in their 20s, whereas now they can be in their late 30s and even early 40s.

“Given another generation we’re going to have some very old grandparents,” she adds, clearly a little concerned that the current trend means today’s mothers may not have so strong a family support network.

Whether babies should be fed on demand or to a routine has also changed according to the decades, she points out. “It’s all swings and roundabouts.”

Then there’s new babies’ sleeping positions which have changed from being on their tummies to on their backs - or from side to side - after studies showed the high incidence of cot deaths dropped drastically when a newborn’s position was reversed.

“Gosh, the changes!” Ingrid marvels.Birthing outside of hospitals with

midwives in attendance is another big turnaround, she says, as is the trend now for mothers to head back to work soon after having their children.

But mothers and babies themselves essentially don’t change, insists Ingrid, and neither does the Plunket support system which is unique to this country. Plunket sees over 90 percent of babies in New Zealand, with nurses still recording their growth and development in individual health books which parents often kept as momentos.

Despite all her extra training in lactation and so on, says Ingrid, most

people still believe the job of the Plunket nurse is simply to “weigh babies”.

That’s a very important part of the job, she concedes, but so too is the expert support and advice that Plunket nurses have to offer mothers and their babies. “It can take a small thing - a simple suggestion perhaps - to make a problem come right.”

And nine times out of 10 the mothers are just needing reassurance, Ingrid insists.

Helping set up coffee groups as a support network among first-time mothers in Raglan has been another rewarding part of Ingrid’s job. The groups work really well here, she says, because many of the new mums have been too busy commuting to work to get to know others in the community, while others are from overseas with no family support at all.

Raglan’s been a “fabulous” place to work because of the nature of the community, Ingrid says, and she’s loved living nearly 20 years now in Earles Place - overlooking Manu Bay - with “the quietness of the bush behind us and the sea in front of us”.

But her sons and their young families are now living in various places - Raglan, Wellington, the Gold Coast of Australia and the UK - and Ingrid feels the need for more freedom.

“You can see what I’m going to do with my time,” she says.

A community morning tea is to be held in the town hall supper room next Monday to farewell Ingrid and welcome her replacement, Sue Sallis from Waitetuna.

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eCoast has put together a group of experts that will look at the breaks at Manu Bay, Auckland’s Piha Beach, ‘The Bar’ at Whangamata, ‘Pines’ at Gisborne’s Wainui Beach, Lyall Bay in Wellington, and Aramoana and Whareakeake (also known as Murdering Bay) near Dunedin.

Co-director Ed Atkin says eCoast, University of Waikato scientist Associate Professor Karen Bryan and two independent consultants have received about $1.2 million from the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment’s 2015 science investment programme for the three year study.

Entitled Remote Sensing, Classification and Management Guidelines for Surf Breaks of National and Regional Significance, the study will use remote camera imagery, underwater topography, wind and wave conditions and user information to look at how surf breaks work from a physical,

social and cultural perspective.Ed says the end product will be a set of

management guidelines for the surf breaks. The group also plans to develop a website where all the data and knowledge they gather can be freely accessed.

Very little data is currently available on New Zealand’s surf breaks, but this study shows a recognition of their importance as social and economic resources that need to be protected, Ed says.

“Yet there is essentially no baseline quantitative information on which to base any management decisions. This project will change that and serve as a model for others to follow in terms of surf break protection and the protection of recreational resources in general.”

The work will also support the New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement 2010, which calls for the protection of 17 surf breaks of national significance and directs regional councils to have regard for the significant features of these important surf breaks.

“If we can look at the breaks in a scientific and quantitative way, it just makes coastal resource management a whole lot easier,” Ed said. “Surf breaks mean a lot to New Zealand.”

Another benefit will be that data from the study will also provide useful information for future developers and prospectors.

When the researchers were deciding which breaks to study, Whale Bay also came up as a potential candidate, but Manu Bay had better access, crowds and vantage points.

The two Dunedin breaks are already being monitored as part of another project so they are included for that reason.

Lyall Bay is the only break in the study not already protected under the coastal policy statement, but is included because it is one of the most significant learner or “nursery” breaks in New Zealand, Ed stated.

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The Raglan Amigos rip into another winA Raglan Area School team has won the junior snowboarding title for the second year running at the recent North Island Primary School Ski Champs at Whakapapa.

The four Year 5 snowboarders that make up the Raglan Amigos achieved good enough individual placings in the giant slalom to give the team a collective win.

The team is made up of twins Leeto and Eli Hughes, who were in last year’s winning team, with new members Txema Mazet-Brown and George Loten.

“Yes, they did really well competing against the Year 6s,” says the twins’

mum, Kath Hughes. “I think what helped their case was that they’re all strong snowboarders, rather than just having one or two that carry the team through.”

A senior RAS snowboarding team did not place.

Four days are set aside for the competition to allow time for the giant slalom, boarder cross and slope style events. But bad weather this year meant only one day of competition could go ahead.

“They felt ripped off they couldn’t do the boarder cross – but they were very proud of themselves for winning it again,” Kath says.

The Raglan Amigos have been invited to compete against a local junior team

next week at Ohakune when the secondary schools have their events. The team will be able to compete on the same course and hone their competitive skills.

The growth and significance of snowboarding will be recognised at next year’s primary school champs when the competition will split into ski events and snowboarding events, with a week set aside for each.

“It’s really good because the snowboarders were just being tacked on to the end [of the North Island Primary School Champs] and it was frustrating for the growing group of snowboarders,” Kath explains.

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GOD IS REAL!

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Kia ora aku hoa, i roto i te ingoa o to tatouKaiwhakaora, o Ihu Karaiti. Ko Georgina Ripia(nee Hamiora) ahau. I was the fifth of 13children. My parents named me Pakitea – 'theday has dawned'! Mother came from NgatiHaua. I remember her praying, explaining thatthere is a God and that He cares for us. Herwhole lifestyle was such an example to me. MyFather was from Tuwharetoa tribe in Taupo.

When I was 10, and my youngest sister only9 months old, our Mother died. With such alarge family to care for Dad decided to sendseven of us to the Children's Home in Marton.There the staff led us in devotions morning andnight. I attended Turakina Maori Girls College,and later trained to teach te reo Maori atSecondary School level.

I attended a lot of Christian hui and valuedserving my Lord. At one of these hui I met myfuture husband, Joe Ripia. I was drawn to himbecause he was prepared to study the Word andobey it. For me this was so natural.

Joe was employed by Ralph Forlong to docartage work. When Forlongs moved to Raglanwe also transferred there. Our family grew. Atone point I had 4 of my own, plus three niecesand nephews all under 5 years! Motherhood wasa great privilege, but also a responsibility – thechildren needed to know Jesus. We startedSunday School in a lean-to at the back of thehouse. When numbers of keen, curious childrenreached thirty, I prayed for bigger premises. TheForlongs supplied a lean-to on Taipari Ave. Latera group of locals built the Gospel Chapel there.What a joy to have 80 to 100 attending.

Jesus Christ has been marvellous to me. Ihave just celebrated 86 fantastic years, and Hehas guided all my days. The Word of God hasgreat power. Without that I wouldn't be here. Ilove to sing the message that Jesus is alive. “IfGod be for us who can be against us?” Romans8:31. All praise to His Holy Name! Kia kaha i rotoi te ingoa nui me te aroha tino nui o Ihu Karaiti.

Georgina Ripia

This is a paid feature from combined churches in Raglan. The opinions and views expressed are those of the individuals and do not necessarily represent the views of the editors or publishers of the Chronicle

Contact: Anglican Jan Mitchell 825 5122, Surfside Ps Roger Peart 825 5199, Activate Ps Andrew Roughton 825 6563, Union Ps Doug Stephenson 825 8276

This week the Chronicle caught up with Jay Byrne-Brodie.

What school do you go to?Fraser high school

Do you have a part time job? Where?I’m a Part time Barista at Raglan Roast

for almost 2 years.

What do you like to do? I like to do art; painting, photography,

make clothes. My main focus is fashion design so that all fits really well together. I also am really into music as well and go for an odd skate and surf too.

Who do you look up to?In the fashion industry I would say Rick

Owens as he has created his own look and approach to design not only in clothing but also he ranges from home ware to installations as well.

What’s the benefit of living in Raglan? It’s a really great place to make

connections with people who are interested in things that you are into and also to meet new people. After a while everybody knows each other too which creates a strong sense of community too.

What music gets you on the dancefloor? Nirvana, Cult Mountain, GBE, Maxo

Kream, Flatbush Zombies, Skepta, Sticky Fingers, Black Flag, Turnstile. I’m into a lot of music so it really depends on my mood.

Best thing about social media? Seeing what things people make or are

into across the world, the internet is the biggest platform for creative individuals at the moment and it’s a great place to find inspiration for coming projects.

Worst thing about social media?The anti-social aspect and dependency

that people have on it.

Who should run the country?I don’t really know enough about politics

to have an informed decision on things like that, need to do more research on that topic, but I’d say the green party seem to have pretty great policies.

What is the biggest issue facing the world right now?

Once again I’m not an economist or anything like that but poverty is a massive issue and is linked to so many problems; homelessness, disease, and many others and I think It’s a very hard cycle to break.

The country you would most like to visit?

There are a lot of places and cultures I would like to experience but I think I would love to go to France. Sisteron looks beautiful along with the alps and of course Paris too.

Best book you’ve ever read?

Trainspotting

You have the exact same meal for the next 12 months. What’s your pick?

Some type of curry with naan bread, probably a chicken Korma

If you were an animal what would you be?

I’d like to think a wolf, but it would be super cool to fly like an eagle or something.

If you were a car, what would you be?

Ferrari 250 gt

I really crack up when….

Any of the bros are round and cracking jokes.

What gives you the creeps?

Spiders

What two things would be on your desert island? ‘

Boat with copious amounts of petrol and a care package of food for 12 months

Favorite website?

Youtube

In 10 years I see myself…

As a menswear designer somewhere interesting, probably New York.

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The Young OnesA series of Q & A’s with the youth in Raglan

The Hamilton Operatic Society’s rendition of Evita, premieres at Clarence Street Theatre this Saturday 19th September (and runs through to 3 October).

The show, which features two locals, Niamh Cowley Connolly and Kersten Hickman, stars approximately 40 cast and dancers from Hamilton and small surrounding towns.

The lead role, Eva Peron, is played by Rebecca Wright from Auckland – who starred in the New Zealand touring production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’ “Starlight Express” during 2009.

It will be the first show performed at Clarence Street Theatre since the Hamilton City Council gifted the theatre to Clarence Street Theatre Trust.

It will also be the 175th production staged by the society at this premises; not to mention, the most expensive.

The show tells the story of Argentine political leader Eva Peron, the second wife of

President Juan Peron, and features well-known numbers like Don’t Cry for Me Argentina and High Flying Adored. It was adapted for film in 1996, starring Madonna and Antonio Banderas.

Kersten Hickman

Locals cast in updated Evita

We have a series of great shows/bands coming up in the next 4 weeks, quite possibly the best 4 weeks ever in The Yot Club history.

This Saturday brings a double header with Strangely Arousing and Brendon Thomas and The Vibe. Strangely Arousing are the band you hear jamming at Whale Bay sometimes. What I can tell you is these guys are unmissable a tight funky 6 piece who rock like a young Supergroove as the 100 or so people that saw them a month ago at The Yot will agree. Brendon Thomas and the Vibe are the band who were runners up on The X Factor but impressed all with their extreme musicianship and soulful singing.

The Friday afterwards the 25th brings one of The Countries top bands ‘A Hori Buzz’ to town. Hori Buzz are fronted by Aaron Tokona who has headed bands Weta and Cairo Knifefight and is one of, if not, the Countries top rock guitarist. Caught these guys on the weekend and you do not want to miss this gig. Searing musicianship great songs and one of the countries most ‘out there’ front men. Cheaper tickets at the Yot. This will sell out I reckon.

Saturday the 3rd October brings alternative rock bands The Situations, Lowest Fidelity and the Transistors. As previous visitors to the Yotty, The Situations and the Lowest Fidelity have always bought the goods. It is The Transistors first visit however. Pretty much every person I know that has seen them has told me to see them,

so I reckon this Christchurch band are not to be missed.

Another huge one on Saturday the 10th October. It is a gig that will be done a little differently. Jon Toogood from Shihad will be playing an acoustic gig on a tour of smaller venues in New Zealand, playing a collection of Shihad songs, adult songs and a range of songs that have influenced him. Doors will open at 7. Jon is on stage at 8. Tickets are limited and on sale at the Yot and online for $40. After Jon we will be having what is in my mind the Countries top ska band Surrey Boudit returning to Raglan. Your ticket to Jon Toogood will allow you to stay for Surrey Boudit. Otherwise you can come along and just see Surrey Boudit from 10. This is a world class gig and if you can do both than just ‘do it’ I reckon.

Every other weekend night the Yot Club is open with Djs, free pool, nice food and surf-snow-skate coverage.

Andy Meek.

Toogood to play the Yotty

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Raglan Pathlab Mon-Fri 9am-4pm

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Get your child’s sore throat checked at a general practice, pharmacy, pathlab or

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For more information about rheumatic fever, and how it can affect you visit www.waikatodhb.health.nz/rheumaticfever

Dispensary: digestive health

Are you aware that we have more bacteria living within our digestive

system than we have cells in our body? Ten times as many! The bacteria that live

within us exert a significant influence on our health that we are only just beginning to understand.

The following can negatively impact our microbiota (human bacteria) balance

• Antibiotics• Reflux medications• Low fibre diet• High sugar diet• Alcohol• Stress• Gastro intestinal infectionsThere are two categories of food (and

supplements) that can help restore a balanced microbiota:

Pre biotics: foods that help feed the already existing bacteria in our gut to promote growth. Include these in your daily diet.

Examples:• Yoghurt-(dairy or coconut) aim for one

that is full fat, unsweetened and has no artificial flavours.

• Miso-fermented soybeans that make a rich paste, which can be added to soups, marinades and sauces.

• Sauerkraut-fermented cabbage, which has a long history in Eastern Europe.

• Kimchi - A Korean dish similar to sauerkraut but spicy

• Kombucha - a fermented drink made from black tea and a ‘scoby’.

• Tempeh - fermented whole soybeans similar to tofu but nuttier. Can be added to stirfries, and other vegetarian dishes.

Pro biotics: supplements with a variety of live bacteria which benefit our health. Beneficial for digestive problems or after antibiotic use.

We stock all of these pre biotic foods at The Herbal Dispensary and one of our qualified naturopaths can give you advice on what probiotic is best for you.

The Herbal Dispensary & Organic Food Store. Ph: 8257444

Herbal Dispensary’s Sam and Kirsty with plenty of healthy product options

Legendary Raglan Mudsharks coming back to townThe Legendary Raglan Mudsharks are having another party.

With a line-up boasting an impressive array of musicians needing little introduction; the father and son bass/drums ’engine room’ of Sid and Freddie Limbert, Midge Marsden (harp and vocals), Dave Maybee (guitar and vocals), Liam Ryan (keyboards and vocals), Gary “Mr Tasteful’ Verberne (guitar) and Peter Skandera (harp).

Plus local jazz group Brass, Rhythm and Reeds (formerly known as WestCoast Jazz) featuring Greg Taylor (keyboards and trombone), Grant Mason (trumpet and flugal horn), Bill Forrest (tenor, alto and soprano sax), and Freddie Limbert (drums) with Jack Porima (upright bass).

The night will kick off around 8.00pm, with both the old and new “Raglan By The Sea introducing the Legendary Mudsharks” doco’s

playing on the Club’s large screen systems, this followed by a ‘cool jazz’ set from Brass, Rhythm and Reeds, then the Mudsharks will hit the stage with their unique blend of blues, southern swamp and country, all of this driven by the ‘finely tuned’ horn section and keys from Brass, Rhythm and Reeds …

“You know every Mudshark Monday People come out from the hills They get on down to Bow Street And forget about their bills …

They do the Bow Street Boogie It’s a slow street goodie Kick off your shoes, you can’t lose, Do the Bow Street Boogie … tonight“

(Sid Limbert) Raglan Club Fri 16 Oct, 2015. 8.00pm $20 pre-sales, $25 door sales from the

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Neverland setting for children’s theatre group production

Attention all those who believe in fairies… Peter Pan is coming to

town.Raglan Children’s Theatre: Drama Trix

is putting on a production of the children’s classic fairytale, Peter Pan, at the end of the month at the Raglan Town Hall.

Twenty-six children, from six to 13 years, have been practicing long and hard to recreate the story, says local drama teacher Ruth Hare.

The young actors, who all go to Ruth’s classes, have helped adapt the story and have helped with the other production details like sound, lighting, costumes and props.

“I think doing a big show like this gives them a good platform to use all the skills they’ve gained in class,” Ruth says.

The children are all excited about the three performances of Peter Pan they will give on September 26 and 27, after putting in hours of work to learn lines and to do rehearsals over the past 12 weeks, she says. Rachel Benn

Tickets for Peter Pan are available from Trade Aid: adults $8 and children $5. Shows will be held on Saturday, September 26 at 1pm and 6pm, and at 1pm on Sunday, September 27.

MathZwise: business award winner arrives in town

Mathzwise Te Awamutu is an exciting maths tutoring programme

which offers students the opportunity to improve or extend themselves in mathematics.

It has a tutor to student ratio of 1 to 2 for primary, high school students and beyond. Primary level MathZwise provides each child with a one hour lesson with steps of learning including times tables, revision, problem solving, new strategy learning and games. Alternatively the secondary student lessons are flexible thus meeting the needs of the student for both internal and external assessments.

Recent winners of the ‘New and Emerging Excellence in Business Award’ for Waipa we are a professional business dedicated to meeting the needs of students.

Why?• MathZwise is the only after

school tuition programme which focusses

exclusively on Mathematics and is linked to the NZ Curriculum

• Each programme is individual which allows students to work at their own rate

• We are here to solve your worries!Who ?• Jules McLeod joins the MathZwise

team based in Raglan at the Community House to work with Primary students. Jules has a Post Graduate Diploma in HR, Degree in Education and Sport and holds a NZQA 4098 Assessor Certificate. She is a positive, patient and highly motivated Tutor!

• We are also seeking a Secondary level tutor (currently only available in Te Awamutu)

“I am thrilled to be opening this branch of MathZwise Te Awamutu with Jules’s expertise and knowledge.” Jean McKenzie, MathZwise Te Awamutu Owner / Operator.

Contact us on Mob 0211335161 or www.mathzwise.co.nz

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WantedBEEHIVE SITES WANTED For land near Kanuka/bush. Any questions or inquiries contact Bevan on 0211661465.EMPLOYMENT-D e s p e r a t e l y looking for work cleaning sections, lawn mowing, rubbish cleaning, looking after the e n v i r o n m e n t . S u s t a i n a b i l i t y, looking after animals. Ph. David Abraham 021 035 5484.

To Let1 BDRM, OPEN FIRE, New carpet, water views, private courtyard, off-street parking, fruit trees, 25m from waters edge and 2 mins flat walk to shops. Avail 22/9. $230/wk. Be quick! Phone Melanie now 021 760 468 Situations Vacant

THE RAGLAN O U T D O O R BOWLING CLUB is looking for a person interested in doing the Casual Catering for our Tournaments. The is is mainly to do the morning and afternoon teas, and during the four winter months to do the lunches as well. Tea and coffee are served at lunch times too. The job includes the preparation, serving of food and cleaning up of the dishes etc afterwards.Interested persons to contact Ruth Rawlinson on 07 825 7142 or 027 2063171 before Sunday 20th September.

For Sale

Liquido Yoga/Active Leggings 30% OFF

Feels like Summer instore

New Portugal made

Sandals & Espadrilles,

Denim shorts & shirting

+ All MENS TEE’S 20% OFF this week

For SaleTRACTOR $2,200 Boat tractor for sale at Raglan. Massey Ferguson 1960s 4-cylinder diesel, reliable though hard starting unless the battery is fully charged Good tires. Galvanised rims. Three point hitch.Unregistered and no current wof, but no difficulties expected.Ph. Guff France 855 7728 or email [email protected]

HOME FOR SALE 3-4 Bedroom c h a r a c t e r bungalow plus 2 bedroom cottage. T r a d e M e #947719398. Ph. 027 839 7208.

F I R E W O O D DRY Native $160, Gum $160. 6x6 Delivered. Ph 0210771524.

Public NoticesR A G L A N C O M M U N I T Y , Thank you for your love and support during our brother Lindsays illness. - Slade Whanau.

MATHZWISEMaths Tuition

Available in RaglanJean McKenzie0211 33 5161

www.mathzwise.co.nz

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new entrant - year 6Jean McKenzie0211 33 5161

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$20.48+gst per insert

WED 23 SEP R A G L A N RAMBLERS 9am from Wainui Rd car park next to the fire station - Kakepuku-bring lunch.B U D G E T ASSISTANCE @ Raglan Community House. Phone 825 8142 for an a p p o i n t m e n t . Become a Budget Service client and be eligible for a Bargain Basement 50% off clothing voucher.BAD JELLY THE WITCH @ RAGLAN TOWN HALL Presented by Waitetuna School. 22nd Sept. 12:30pm, 23rd Sept. 6:30pm. Tix from Waitetuna School or Raglan Social Club.PETER PAN @ RAGLAN TOWN HALL 26th Sept. 1pm & 6:30pm and 27th Sept. 1pm. Presale tix via d r a m a t r i x k i d s @gmail.com.HEALING ROOMS 2nd & 4th Thurs @ Plunket Rooms, 11am – 12.30pm.

RAGLAN LIGHT EXERCISE GROUP. “Making a Difference” Light exercise sessions: Mondays & Thursdays 10am. St. Peter’s Church Hall, Bow St. All welcome.

FRI 18 @ ROCK-IT: Joe Wilson, Albert Ross. Acoustic vibes. 9pm, koha. FRI 18 @ YOT CLUB: Resident DJ, great music, free pool, surf skate, kiting vids, free entry.

SAT 19TH @ YOT CLUB: Live music Strangely Arousing, Brendon Thomas and the Vibe, funk soul Rock n Roll from 9 pm

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Courses, classes & workshops

PERMACULTURE D E S I G N C E R T I F I C A T E COURSE Solscape 4th-18th OctoberTutors – Rick & Liz and the Raglan P e r m a c u l t u r e C o m m u n i t yRegistrations open until Sept 20th (This Sunday)More info www.s o l s c a p e . c o . n z or call 825 8268 MAINLY MUSIC FOR PRESCHOOLERSEvery Mon & Wed. 9:30AM @ Te Uku Church Hall $3 per family. All welcome. Ph. Surfside 825 5199 for more details.

C L A S S I C A L GUITAR LESSONS available from a qualified professional with university teaching experience. Lessons held at the Old School Arts Centre. $30 for half an hour or $50 for an hour. All levels including beginner welcomed. Starting beginning of October. Limited numbers. Phone Sue Court 07 560 4973 / 022 1714 122F R E E INTRODUCTORY M E D I T A T I O N W O R K S H O P . Saturday 19th September at Raglan Town Hall Supper Room. 4-530pm. R e g i s t r a t i o n essential. Contact Daniel 021831382. Offered by the Auckland Sri Chinmoy Centre

For Sale F I R E W O O D MANUKA DRY $130m3 delivered ph 027 3619022 or 0273626004

In My Good BooksQuality 2nd hand

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Books wanted.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Open Late Fri & SatWhat’s On @ Rock-It

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Big ScreenCourtesy Vans

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RAGLAN FILM FESTIVAL at the Old School in Stewart St September 17 to 19 ---------------------------------------------------------------LEARNING TO DRIVE Thursday 17- 4.30pm, Friday 18- 8.00pm Rating M sex scenes, offensive language, drug use. --------------------------------------------------------------- WALKING THE CAMINO Thursday 17- 8.00pm Rating RG Coarse Lang. --------------------------------------------------------------- TOMORROW WE DISAPPEAR Friday 18- 4.30pm Documentary Exempt. ---------------------------------------------------------------RAFFA AWARDS NIGHT Saturday 19- 7.00pm SORRY SOLD OUT. ---------------------------------------------------------------Pick up a Film Festival guide from the Old School or at the i-SITE. Check out www.raglanartscentre.co.nz/rff Reserves phone 825 0023

For Sale

F I R E W O O D MANUKA DRY $130m3 delivered ph 027 3619022 or 0273626004

Garage Sale21 WALLIS S T R E E T Sat 19th. 10-3pm, Lots of treasures.24 UPPER BOW STREET Sept. 19th 9am. Down sizing, furniture, lots of stuff. Commercial To Let

SELF STORAGEContact Ray &

Sheryl Ker4005 SH23, Raglan

Ph: (07) 825 6560Mob: 027 2022 575

[email protected]

I N D U S T R I A L YARD FOR RENT. Could add building if required. Ph. Bob 021 825 869

We are looking for a highly motivated, reliable, suitably experienced person to fill a position in our cleaning team. The hours will be Monday to Friday between 3pm – 5.30pm (12.5 hours per week). Key Attributes:- A passion for presentation;- Team player;- Enviro conscious;- Self-motivating.To request an Information Pack contact, or to apply for this position send your CV to Lorna Eason, Raglan Area School, P O Box 80, Raglan 3265.

RAGLAN AREA SCHOOL-SCHOOL CLEANER

Services OfferedDEE DEE’S HOME HELPIndependent Homecare Provider Delwyn Abbott M: 027 452 6787e:[email protected]:deedeeshomehelp.co.nz

LET’S GROW EARLY LEARN-ING CENTRE’S ANNUAL ART EXHIBITION AT ROCK-IT CAFE. All artwork will be on display from the 14th of Sep-tember with the art auction kicking off at 4.30pm on Sunday the 20th of September.All proceeds from the art auction will go to the Raglan Toy Library.

Public Notices

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RAGLAN REAL ESTATERaglan Real Estate Ltd Licenced (REAA 2008)










OPEN HOMESunday 1pm

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OPEN HOMES

380 Whaanga Rd ID#RAG22432 4 2

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Saturday 12PM - 18 Seabreeze Way Saturday 2PM - 12 Karioi Crescent

1 & 1a Long St ID#RAG22422 SO MUCH ON OFFER HERE $499,000 • Thispropertyhassomuchpotentialwithtwodwellings,providingexcellenthomeandincomeoptions.

• Acharacterbungalowfeaturing3bedroomswithspaciouslivingarea,separatediningandkitchenisawaitingyourpersonaltouchtorestorethishousetoitsformerglory

• Alsoonthesametitleisaseparate,twolevel1bedroomcutecottage

• Situatedon943m2andclosewalkingdistancetotown

• Thispropertywillbesoughtaftersocallnowtoview!

Graham Rope 021 222 7427

23 Seabreeze Way ID#RAG20147SEABREEZE HEIGHTS $470,000 • Enjoythegreatviewsfromthiselevated3bedroomhome

• Alltheworkhasbeencompleted,justaddyourownlandscapingtouches

• Locatedinalovelyquietcul-de-sacwithharbourviewsfromthelargesunnydeck

• Thelowmaintenancewillmeanyouhaveplentyoftimetoenjoythevistaofnativebush,park,harbourandTeAkau.

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

18 Seabreeze Way ID#RAG22460VIEWS ON SEABREEZE $729,000 • Thisisabeautifullypresentedhomewithvastdeckingprovidingtheultimatefoundationforsunnyafternoonstakingintheviewsofthesea

• Spaciousandstylishkitchenflowstotheopenplanlivinganddiningareas

• 2bedroomsupstairsand1downstairsprovideplentyofspaceandoptionsforextendedlivingwiththedownstairsroomhavingitsownensuite

• 3heatpumpslargedoublegarageandadditionalexternalstorageshed


21a Government Rd ID#RAG22402THE CHOICE IS YOURS - By Negotiation • Viewthisuniqueandflexiblepropertywhichofferssomuch

• 2bedroomunitonlarge,landscapedsection

• Lotsofpotentialforfuturedevelopment

• Theoptionsaremany,thechoiceisyours!

Graham Rope 021 222 7427

87a Houchen Rd ID#RAG22448EMERALD HILLS $195,000 • 5006sqmofsunsoakedlifestyle• Elevatedwithpanoramicviewsoflush,rollingfarmlandandthemajesticMountKarioi

• TeMataschooljustaroundthecorner• EasycommutetoRaglantownshipandthebeautifulRuapukebeach.


QUALITY, PRIVACY & ABSOLUTE BEAUTY $1,400,000 Rarely does a property of this quality come on the market. The well designed home has a real feeling of warmth and space. The open plan kitchen and dining get the most amazing uninterrupted view of the Tasman. The home is powered using a very reliable alternative power source. Situated on 13.9 hectares with about 2 hectares in pine trees planted in 1995 and the remaining 11 hectares in grass and bush, lovely rocky bottom stream with waterfalls and waterholes. There are also two separate lots of accommodation that are included with the purchase of this property. This property is situated only minutes from the famous Manu and Whale Bay surf breaks. Only 14 kms from Raglan with all it has to offer, great shopping, cafes and people. Dave Hanna 027 614 6722

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