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at the Waipu Lions’ senior citizens dinner. “There are currently three intersections into Waipu. There needs

to be some discussion about that. The proposal is that there should be two. The sooner you do it the better, then the community can adapt to it”, Paul Dell, the council’s head of planning, told a public meeting in Waipu on Wednesday 24 March in the Waipu Caledonian Hall. Mr. Dell made the comment at a presentation of the new catchment management plan for Waipu which had been commissioned in

Council in areas the council is seeking to rezone for residential development in its new Waipu Structure Plan.

objections to the new Waipu Plan saying that increasing residential housing in Waipu would eventually result in more pressure on the intersections into the town which cross SH1

the discussion at the next ratepayer association rather than the Sustainable Futures 30/50 plan, which is on the agenda. “You would get more people to that meeting. You would get all

along, for sure.”

take much longer to get out to that part of Waipu.”

shouldn’t be asking the local community to upgrade the intersections.

they put the Waipu bypass in.”

Do we need the Shoemaker Rd./SH1intersection?

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a formal approach to the council over closing off one of the Waipu intersections Councillor Phil Halse said, as far as he was aware, there has been no formal approach.

down on the number of intersections onto State Highway One. “

go, Councillor Halse said it looked like being the

heard of this proposal. He said it is unlikely that an intersection would beclosed off completely.“Sometimes when there are two intersections what

allowing a pull over bay, and allow left turns onlyout of the other.”He said it was likely that, as a result of the Whangarei District Council’s proposal to increase the residentialarea of Waipu announced in the Waipu Structure

to upgrade the intersections and would be putting forward this scenario as an option on how this could be done.

The future of the Shoemaker Rd.intersection.

great community occasion.

and senior citizens alike up on the Coronation Hall

based band looks forward to its engagements in Waipu,“because of the spirit of the community down here. Other great community occasions are celebrated in this

members of the Pakeha community and the people of Patuharakeke who have lived in this area for hundreds of years together striving to make a brighter future for their children and grandchildren.

local organizations using the occasion to fundraise

turn into a cauldron of resentment about outsiders

partying disturbing our peaceful communities etc., but

wider community. Witness her attitude to Department of Conservation concerns over the sanctity of the

she tells DOC and invites the Department to be present at the prize-giving ceremony handing out a GPS deviceto someone who can answer a question about thereserve.Brilliant! Will someone nominate this woman to stand for the mayoralty in the upcoming Whangarei District Council elections?

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will provide wine, beer and food tasting and has arranged for a bouncy castle, sausage sizzle and a coffee van to be on site.

to bless the ground where it will be built and to turn

last Wednesday, 3 March. Paraire Pirihi led a delegation representing Patuharakeke, Mayor Stan Semenoff, Councillors Phil Halse and Shelley Deeming, members of

Committee and well -

community in a circuit

where the new facility will be built. His words in Maori were

those unable to understand, by Mr. Semenoff who said he had talked about the

Pre-dawn ceremony to bless the ground for the new Ruakaka library.

Councillor Shelley Deeming, Mayor Stan Se-

sod for the construction of the new Ruakaka li-brary and council service centre.

All blacks signing autographs in Ruakaka this Sunday.

would bring to his children and grandchildren and the unity of people who lived in

“Hopefully, with our beautiful new building the library will grow and grow and grow.”

, which is managing the project, said

be proud of.”

long and hard for the library.

about this. They got me in a room and said tick this and hope that the thing is built

Mr. Semenoff said he had been up all night as a palm kernel ship had arrived in port and he had been overseeing the loading operation for his trucking company. He had been told by Councillor Deeming to get to the ceremony on time.

Mr. Semenoff said he had been able to change in the car park under cover of darkness prior to the ceremony.

Another fatality on the Brynderwyns.

on the afternoon of Sunday February 28 left a young man dead and two others in hospital.Paul Gordon, who arrived at the accident scene about 10 minutes after it oc-cured said cars continued to travel up the Brynderwyns for half an hour before a diversion through Waipu Cove and Mangawhai was put in place.

prevent any further accidents, but from my observations there were plenty of

obvious almost immediately to me it was going to be a long hold up.”-

accident scenes. He agreed that “sometimes it can take a while.”


LETTERS

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Thursday 25 MarchThe deadline for all copy is 4pm on

Wednesday 17 March

-ing in the positive to any letter written in the negative

-len says against skate parks e.g. litter, bad language and behaviour etc, could also be said about any rugby club

rugby for 14 years and have seen all the personalities.

well behaved positive and do themselves credit.

after the inferno display and giving some attitude to the person who told them to leave. Surely this is a perfect example of a need for these kids to have a place of their own.

of letting them fund. resource and build something so Waipu can send its skaters, so called trouble makers, taggers and swearers, there is a bit “out of sight out of

makers or taggers ...maybe some swearers.

art. This is amazing and ever changing stuff done by talented young artists on a huge outdoor canvas, a con-crete but living breathing sculpture celebrating youth.

-ple of all ages just soaking in the atmosphere. Maybe not everyones cup of tea but that’s art isnt it: thought provoking, visual reminders of a diverse community.

or needing something new in town, and they and their parents have the will to provide it, then it should hap-pen, regardless of how ever many “other activities” are provided for.Oh yeah, have you seen the movie Hot Fuzzprovide you with some smiles.

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does not mention the low watermark spring.

from a recreation reserve, to part of the wildlife reserve,

There have always been two issues that have concerned me. One is understanding exactly what the boundaries

manner in which those by laws are policed by persons who have no authority to do so.

encountered birds of any description nesting below the

has been set aside to protect animals and the only people that should venture onto a wildlife refuge, unless they have permission, are DOC employees.

Waipu Cove

people as there have been a number of different pieces of legislation applied to the one area. These multiple status are not uncommon though.The attached simple map gives an idea of the various pieces of legislation that cover the areaThe area delineated in red is that land and water de-

-ing Crown and private land ... the latter with the land-

is pretty simple in that it prohibits and is an offence to -

ing birds to leave the refuge or in any way disturb them

is still in place unaltered or amended by any other sub-sequent declarations on the landThe area in purple is a declaration made in 1999 of two

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the most appropriate status for its inherent value as a wildlife area. The status chosen under the legislation

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tus gives more strength to protecting the area under the wide powers conferred by

In the interest of balance

Where exactly are the bound-aries of the Waipu Wildlife Reserve?

From someone involved in the legislation

1953. So the two protection status under two acts lie together

-uge goes down to low water springs, which means that it is prohibited to take dogs up the beach from the

The only other legislation changes of note in the area

was altered to take in some additional land that was

certainly are aware of the outstanding value of their coast and lagoon. They are aware of the protected nature of the shoreline and are aware that the legisla-tion that includes boundaries to low mean spring tide levels are there to deter less responsible people with

Fairy tern that nest along this beach do so, much to

regularly sandbag their nests from the very high tides. This is how close these birds nest to the sea, so you

can understand the reason why we appeal to all beach walkers to take care, move on quickly and not go near the fenced off areas during the nesting season.

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Whangarei District Council staff have checked the sewer pipeline between Waipu

On Wednesday 17 February, a 100ml water sample taken from the stream, as part of

water.Gary Oldcorn, The WDC’s Wastewater Services Manager said after “a high reading

system. We sent staff out there straight away to check but there was nothing.”

pump air vent and not to any malfunction of the reticulation system.

of reading there would need to be a major dump of contaminants.”He said after establishing that there was no spill from the sewer pipeline, council

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of the Bream Bay College Board of Trustees for the past nine years and prior to that was chairman of the Waipu Primary Board for eight years. He plans to stand for another term, although not necessarily in the position of chair. We asked him what the rewards of serving on a school board are.

we have worked to lift the academic achievement at the school and we have been pretty successful with this although there is still work to do. “You learn a lot. You get as much out of it as you put in. You learn about governance and working with people with different points of view. You develop a sense of appreciation for the teachers and the challenges they face.”He said three of the seven trustees at Bream Bay College

plan to stand again and a number of people from various parts of Bream Bay have been turning up at Board of Trustee meeting to get an idea about what is involved. Most of these people have already served on primary school boards. However Peter said it is “quite a big step up” to move onto a secondary school board.

You go from dealing with little people to dealing with bigger people.”

principal, a representative elected by the school’s staff

Boards can also co-opt members if they feel they need representation from a particular sector of the community or help with a particular project. Waipu Primary, for example, appointed Cathy Stevens as a Maori representative to its current board after

so the school is anxious to hear from someone living in Waipu who can bring a Maori perspective to the school’s governance. Parent representatives don’t necessarally have to be parents but must be from the community the school serves.There are some restrictions: your are not eligible if you are an employee of the school, a current bankrupt or have been declared criminally insane.“Most ordinary law abiding citizens are eligible “ said

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The decision was taken at the Waipu Business and Promotions Group meeting on Tuesday 2 March, to

said, “The exchange has been running at a loss for some time but was kept going while other options were explored. The Waipu Business and Promotions Group regrets having to take this step, but there is no alternative.

or 4 Square, but nothing tangible at this time. The last

customers time to make other arrangements.”

just over ten years ago, when the closure of both the

the exchange would close as the Waipu Four Square

exchange’s income was collected through charges for

exchange unsustainable.

Wilson, who owns and operates the Four Square with

causing problems.

machine, manages to get all the banks on board the machine would be re-installed.

deposits and provided change for Waipu businesses.

make deposits locally will make life hard for Waipu Businesses.

depending where your bank is located, at least once

will have to be at least twice a week. We might have to get up a roster to help each other out. Tony Solomon said the closure will mean regular trips up to Whangarei to make deposits for his wife

to be able to check on their bank accounts and draw cash.

they call this progress”, Tony commented.

up cash twice a week with Waipu, will now have to meet this expense on its own.

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this weekend, Sunday 14 March. Tanya Whale, who has organised this event. said her 20 year old son Daniel, who suffers from autism, is an accomplished rider and won a gold medal

Special Olympics invitation series held in Christchurch.Since the family moved to Waipu from Marlborough last year Daniel has not had many opportunities to compete so she decided to hold the ribbon day on the family farm.

and has a collection of quiet horses and ponies ready and has enlisted the help of the Waipu Pony Club.

said Tanya.

She has a long term plan to put together a team from the Whangarei area for the

in Dunedin in 2013. For the price of a gold coin donations spectators are welcome. “People will start arriving at around 9am but the action won’t start until about 12 noon”, said Tanya. The Whale family farm is at 148 Cullen

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Conal Summers, the WDC’s stormwater asset engineer, said he, along with Bruce Howse of

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Council asked to do something

surge. “Those properties are at a level lower than the road so the water tends to pond there.

part of the problem it is not the only issue.”

to be changing its course in a westerly direction. Several houses in the street had

devastating when it does. We all pay our rates and we want the council to do something about it.”

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take them to my mother’s home.”

road is in danger of falling into the sea.

the summer.”She has constructed a concrete barrier on council land in front of her property to try

the concrete at the base of this structure as it was built without a permit. The low wall

Mr. Summers said consideration about what the council could do to alleviate the problem is at a preliminary stage. He said that 20 years ago plans had been drawn up for a sea wall but this was likely to prove too expensive to build.“We have to think about, what level of protection we want, what’s affordable and what’s acceptable from an environmental point of view.”

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of the Beach and Boat Fishing Competition held from 25 -27 February and based, this year at the Marsden Cove marina.

“We had 3,000 in the tent for the prize - giving on Saturday night. From an organiser’s point of view, it all went smoothly. We must be getting good at this.”

to raise funds.

Bay College volunteers catered for the security crew, a Waka Huia cultural group from Whangarei looked after the weigh station and volunteers from Takahiwai Marae cleaned up on Sunday morning in return for a donation towards the Marae

their opening hours to cater for the competition entrants and their families.

of the harbour. He was rescued by the coastguard but spent the night in his truck

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The Department of Conservation also gave away a hand held GPS at the prize giving to a person who could answer a question about the marine reserve.

to use the competition to get their messages out. “This is the target audience they need to reach.”

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Steve Martinovich, skipper and builder of the charter

had snapped under the strain of a 108-kilo marlin the previous week.

the hems of my jeans”, he told me.When the covers of the squabs on the bunks of the Cara

launch he spent four years building in a shed alongside

is whipping up the waves out in the bay, so he gets a day off.

vessel.Bream Bay charters began operating from the Marsden Point Wharf but when the new port was built, the public were locked out from access to this facility. Steve was involved in the campaign to get the Port

problems when the pontoon kept breaking and this was a frustrating time. The pontoon has since been repaired

from, but three years ago Bream Bay Charters moved to the Marsden Cove Marina. One thing Steve misses is the rapport he would strike

They would say, “Hey mate that’s a nice boat. How much did it cost?”Steve would take great pleasure in replying that he

The best job in the worlddidn’t buy it, he had built it himself and they could do the same if they wanted to. They might want to start

The marina has made the job of picking up and dropping off customers a whole lot easier.

real kind of guy.”

clientele has changed. They tend to be wealthier people.

or business associates visiting from his home country

Steve.However, some don’t understand about size restrictions,

be able to eat it and Steve has a stock phrase he often uses.

year’s trip eh!”

drops a couple of crab pots baited with chicken carcases just off Mair Bank as he heads out into the bay. When he retrieves them on the way back they are teaming with crabs which delights his clients.

said Steve. His favourite charters are mixed groups of men and women.‘The women haven’t got that ego trip where they have

block.”He enjoys teaching children how to bait hooks and haul

While dropping off customers after a charter at the marina last week, someone commented, “You must have the best job in the world”, and Steve is inclined to agree. The weather, of course, is the big bugbear.He has a radio installed at his home and on his boat from which he can receive up to the minute weather

satellite photos.

warning out and his charter rings up to cancel. Steve can see the gale out in the bay from his living room window and knows it will have blown over by the morning but there is no convincing the client. The next morning dawns still and perfect. Conversely, clients might turn up down at the marina

and the weather is sunny but a storm is brewing with a huge ground swell the precursor.

my home and pointed to the breakers way out by the fairway buoy.

out there.”

taken out a charter and come back with nothing but there was a time, about ten year ago, when pilchards were succumbing to a disease and dying in their millions.

biting.

thing to do.” He had completed a number of dinghies and another

project.He sourced some good kauri timber which came in

he went. He would often work to 3am in the morning

before heading of to work at 7am.

used to it.” Many neighbours would stroll into his shed to see what he was doing.

across the doorway perched on a row of saw benches.”“One old lady, Molly Stevens, lived two houses down and went for a swim everyday stopping off at Steve’s shed on her way home.

just smelling the kauri.” Her father had been a saw miller.Two local college boys wandered in one day and asked what he was doing. Steve told them he was building a boat and asked them to hand him a screwdriver. Over several years the pair would turn up for a few hours most Saturdays to help.

suggestion, which Steve would consider and often implement.


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the time and we would talk to one another about problems we were encountering. One of these boat builders strolled into Steve’s shed one morning and in the course of a conversation about a boat building problem Steve was trying to solve, casually

regrets not stopping and asking more about this great historic adventure.

had just been told until afterwards.”

He trialled the remodelled 12 - metre boat down the Whangarei Harbour towing eight of his nieces, nephews and friends behind on water skies.From a photo taken alongside, he could see how cleanly the skiers were lifted above

Steve has been thinking about building another boat and has the frames and cradle for one already made up and sitting in his shed. But he has doubts that this one will ever get built.

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The Cara.J

Steve with the frames for his next boat, which may never get built. He is holding a block of kauri, a sou-

Cara.J.

become obsessed.” He has four children, the oldest Cara, now living

was named after her when she was just a baby. “They all pull me in different directions.”

think about my bucket list. There are plenty of

other adventures, other

already got the best job in the world eh!”

DIY at Takahiwai MaraeWith Maori Television.

From 25 - 28 March

Building, gardening and landscaping skills required. Come down and help and you might get on TV

For more information Phone Bowen Milner. 432 8524 or 027 446 3119


CLUB REPORTS

Linked with the Associating Churches and Ministries of New Zealand (ACMNZ)

Contact: 09 432 7238 or 021932569E-mail: [email protected]: www.christianrenewal.org.nz

432 [email protected]

The organisers of “No Sweat Parenting” evening with PIO TEREI wish to sincerly thank and acknowledge the follow-ing sponsors, businesses and community members :

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Waipu Butchery, Waipu Thistle, Waipu Medical Centre, Sara and Willy Moka,

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Waipu Primary School. Thankyou for the support.

Mainly Music - Sharon Smith - 432 1050Toy Library - Julie Malone - 432 0388Church Hall Hireage - Honor McAulay - 432 0322Counselling - Anglican Care Trust - 437 6397Family Welfare & Foodbank:Co-ordinator - Helen Matheson - 432 0239Budgeting Advice - Bruce Matheson - 432 0239The Crossroads Trustor email [email protected]

Working within your Community - for your Community

Waipu Presbyterian ParishSunday Services

RuakakaWaipu

Prayers

Contacts

432 0534

Cally James - 432 1536

BREAM BAY COASTAL CARE

What: Clearing weeds from plantings at Para-dise Shores.When: Sunday14 MarchFrom: 9.00.am - 11.amWhere

Bringthem. We have some spares. Wear: Sturdy footwear.

Morning Tea provided

if the weather is terrible and cancellation seems likely

Probably unbeknown to most of us, Waipu has been

of over 3 million people could have passed through

3rd

exhibition would have seen items lent to Te Papa from our local Museum and acknowledged as artifacts from Waipu.

Highland Games, including Highland dancing, bagpipes, caber tossing and featuring numerous faces familiar to those of us who live in Waipu.Patsy Montgomery, Manager of Waipu Museum, was a

invited as a guest speaker at the closing ceremony on Saturday 20th February.Open to the public, the ceremony started with entertainment by the Whangarei based group Fiddlore’

Finally there was a formal meeting for invited guests which included speeches of thanks and recognition by

Patsy, who thanked Te Papa on behalf of the Community

Despite the hot weather there was a good showing of

Guest speaker was herbalist Pat Hunter who spoke on her career and answered many questions from the

Tropical Sunshine.

regrettably meetings are not suitable for children. For more information phone Maureen Donaldson, Ph.

3.

Marsden Bay Garden Club

Our next meeting will be a research day in the Cale-

11.00am. We have a large collection of books, micro--

ily research. Bring paper, pens, pencils and any names

site at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.

our meetings, please email [email protected] or

Waipu Genealogy Group

FIND WHERE THE DOGIS HIDING COMPETITION

the Waipu Hammer HardwareShop.

and Waipu Primary SchoolCompetition closes 31 March 2010

Temania Clark-Burnett was the winner of our previ-ous competition. She wins a voucher to Waipu Ham-mer Hardware


Thursday 25 March The deadline for all copy is 4pm on

Wednesday 17 March


What’s On in Bream Bay

• BREAM BAY COUNTRY MUSIC CLUB -

dance and play music. From 7pm to 10pm. First Monday of each month..

• 60’S & 70’S DANCE NIGHT - Saturday night fever in Waipu! Saturday

.• WAIPU SUNDAY MARKET AND CAFÉ 21 March, 9am-1pm Corona-

• RUAKAKA COMMUNITY MARKET

• WAIPU PRIMARY EASTER CARNIVAL Caledonian Park. from 9.30am - 2pm. • WAIPU ST MARKET

• WAIPU BOAT AND FISHING CLUB FISHING COMPETITION. On

Shop.• MANGAWHAI BOAT AND FISHING CLUB FISHING CONTEST

FORUM NORTH WHANGAREI25th March 2010• Leaving Waipu and Ruakaka at 9.30 am return 3.00pm• $20.00 bus and entryThe Senior Expo will present a range of information, resources, and services that will support the wellbeing of senior citizens and help improve their quality of life.• More than 60 exhibitors offering goods and services• Entertainment and activities• Café• High School student ambassadorsThis Expo will include activities in the library, the Community Arts Centre and along at Rust Avenue’s Morrison Hall, golf carts and mobility scooters to transport the less mobile between venues have been organized.The Seniors Expo 2010 is celebrating and strengthening relationships with our older citizens, so come along and have some fun.

Senior ExpoSenior ExpoBrooks Motors are running a bus trip to….

For more information and bookings please phone Brooks Motors (09) 4318059

UPCOMING SHOPPING TRIPS: 16th March, 20th April and 18th May. Leave Waipu at 9:30am $15.00 per person.

On offer will be the usual favourites such asfudge, coconut ice, cakes, crafts, produce & preserves,

white elephant, 2nd hand sports gear and books. Agreat range of entertainment is lined up including minihot rods, mechanical bull, giant slide, bouncy castle,

smash palace, horse rides, face painting, children’s haircuts and hair braiding.

racing club will be burning up some grass.”The Giant Pumpkins will be judged so pleasedeliver your pumpkin to the carnival by 11am!

If you would like to be involved or have items to donate

Fiona on 433 0270 oremail [email protected]

All proceeds to the Waipu Primary Schoolwww.waipucarnival.com

Waipu Primary PTA are

Waipu Easter Carnival on Saturday 3rd of April at the

Caledonian Park from 9.30 – 2pm.

RUAKAKA SCOUT TROOP30pm on Monday evenings. Youth aged 10.5 to 15yrs are welcome to attend.

CUBS: Children aged 8 to 10.5yrs. We will restart our Cup Pack on Friday 23

to suit.

For further information phone Warren 4327-483

Scouts back in action, Cubs restarting soon

On Tuesday 23rd Febuary, the “No Sweat Parenting”evening with Pio Terei was held in the Bream BayCollege auditorium. The Bream Bay CommunitySupport Trust and the organising committee, wouldlike to thank the community and businesses for theawesome support, monetary donations and the provisionof spot prizes.‘No Sweat Parenting’ operates on a no-threat, no-blamebasis; there are no perfect parents! Relevant, practicalparenting skills are made accessible to parents whomight normally be put off by a lecture-style approach

by using plenty of humour,anecdotes and stories. Theprogramme is professionalwhile being incrediblywarm, interactive andentertaining.The evening was a success.Without the people, thenight would have not havehappened, so well donecommunity. We had100 people attend, alsochildcare, which had 26children. Cans of food weregiven from those attendingthe Seminar, which weredonated to the food banks inthe area. We have had some

Pio Terei, delivering the No Sweat parenting message with humour

feedback from people who attended, saying that theyhave new tools on how to look at dealing with being aparent coach.We are looking at getting Pio back to do another eveningin the very near future - so watch this space! Also wehave available ‘Toolbox’ courses that run throughthe year which include: The Early Years, The Middle Years, and The Teenage Years. If you are interested inattending any of these courses, please contact CarolTolley 4330299, Sharon Paki 0210441599.

By Sharon Paki

Pio Terei with event organiser Sharon Paki

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great choice of cuts

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BATTERY TIRED?-

Free test, best prices, can deliver. Ph. 432 0373 or

FOR SALE

Waipu Boarding Cattery

Excellent care and accommodation

Ph Sue 432 0394

Phone Mark Draper09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607

WATER TANK CLEANING

No need to empty your tank

NORTHERN CLEANING & VALET

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MACROCARPA & REDWOOD

Sleepers & postsSlab & dimentional timber

Can DeliverFirewood - Mac gum &

Ti treePh Russell 432-0344

or 027-4755555

PLANTSof species and grades

-lands

-tives.co.nz, 094321333

COMPOST Good quality compost, small & large volumes.

Ph 09 431 5445

HORSE COVER AND gear repairs and industrial sewing requirments; can-vas, leather, pvc, straps, small tarps, tents and zips etc. Ph 432 0732

For worm farms, composting toilets etc.

Ph. 432 0373 evenings

SERVICESOFFERED

HOUSE CLEANING. -perienced cleaner. Phone Wendy 432 7208

FOR LEASE

WAIPU MONEY EXCHANGE

Open 9.30am - 1pmMondays and FridaysAny banking needs to

be in by 12pm ATM available.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TIME FOR A CHANGE

and have control of your time. Full training and sup-

www.retiredad.com

WEEDMAT, Windbreak, Birdnet, Garden Stakes, Grass Seed.. Bream

PH: 09 433 0077. PIPE STORMWATER,

PLYWOOD, Hardwood

Pine, 12mm DD Tan

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FENCE PALINGS 150

KEYS CUT - Domestic

PIPE Drain Waste & Vent (sewer)

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additional word.

Phone or fax your advert through on 432-0209 email to: [email protected]

or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or

Centre


Thursday 25 March The deadline for all copy is 4pm on

Wednesday 17 March

FISHING CHARTERS.

half days and evenings. Ph.

432 7782 www.northern-charterventures.co.nz

FOR SALE

RETIRED BUILDER AND

MANUFACTURERwith over 40 years ex-perience in the building industry is offering a design drafting service for domestic housing, sleepouts and sheds. Plans formulated in co-sultation with clients, with working drawings completed & submitted to council for process-

-cal experience, able to identify and resolve problems. Please ring

ROBOCAN,

Bream Bay

433 0077

COMPOST, POTTING MIX, MULCH, Bark,Daltons Bagged Products.

ACCOMMODATIONOFFERED

AWESOME BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, Work from home, full/part time. Free information 09 375 0492. Make the Call.

RECYCLINGCAGES & Skip Bins for Hire. 3m3, 5m3,

Ph 431 5445.

HEALTH & FITNESS

FOR HIRE

RAWLEIGH’S PROD-UCTS -

4321029.

Ph 432 1721Mob: 021 126 4437

email:[email protected] Rd, Waipu

Ginny Hall-CowleyDip. Class. Aroma.. Adv. Thrpt Massage

Gift VouchersLiving Nature, Weleda &

Absolute Essential Products Available

WEIGHT LOSS OR WEIGHT GAINand convenient. Great re-sults. Ph. 09 375 0491. Free Consultation

FOR PROPERTY MAN-AGEMENT WITH A DIFFERENCE. contact PPM. We will give your property the personal at-tention you expect and

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TI-TREE FIREWOOD,Get ready for winter now!

432 2811.

DIESEL OIL

Bream Bay Merchants

CULVERT PIPE, Drain

Water Tanks Bream

SERVICESOFFERED

WORKSHOP RUAKA-KA

2800 307.

CLEANER AVAILABLEfor Bream Bay, Waipu,

-able rates. Most hours con-sideted Ph. Kathryn 09 432

VEHICLESFOR SALE

1996 FORD TAURUS

ODD JOBS

Mangawhai areas. Ph. Shaun 432 1042 or 0274 947 318.

GARAGE SALE & AUCTON.

FLATMATES WANTED X 2Fully furnished house,

HOUSE FOR RENT.Four bedrooms, com-pletely re-furbished. Walk

per week. Ph. 4321047.

LOOKING FOR TEM-PORARY ACCOMMO-DATION for profession couple plus oneWaipu area

ACCOMMODATIONWANTED

DOMAINS FOR SALE:www.onetreepoint.co.nzwww.onetreepoint.comwww.marsdenpoint.co.nzwww.marsdenpoint.comwww.marsdenbay.co.nz

BATTERIES, for cars, trucks,tractors & boats, 2yr

OIL FILTERS, formost makes & models

PH: 09 433 0077

On Saturday 13 March at 9am. Donations welcome.

Phone Crete Milner - 432 7285 or Grant Pirihi 432 7350, if you need items picked up.

RUAKAKA MAROTIRI DRIVE. 4 bedroom beach-front, large lounge and ter-race. Double garage and

2401.TWO BEDROOM HOUSE TO RENT.

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499 2401

Saturday Morning Medical Clinics

9.00am - 12.00 midday

Saturday Morning Clinics to 3 April

Date Medical CentrePh.

Number

Sat 13 MarchBream Bay Medical Centre

Sat 20 March Bream Bay Medical Centre

Sat 27 MarchWaipu Medical Centre

432 1190

Waipu Medical Centre432 1190

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PUBLIC NOTICES

Presbyterian WaipuCamellia Ave, Ruakaka: 8.45amThe Centre, Waipu: 10am Sunday 28 at 10am Kirking the TartanPrayer Service: 7pmAssembly of God 223 Marsden Pt. Rd, Ruakaka, 10am. Anglican 1st and 3rd Sundays - St Paul’s Ruakaka 2nd and 4th Sundays - St Peter’sWaipu, 5th Sunday - St Nicholas Mission to Seafarers’. Marsden Bay All servicesstart at 9.30am.Catholic Holy Family Church,Ruakaka,10.30am. MassLifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd, 10.30am.Bream Bay CRF. Ruakaka Memorial Hall, Sandford Rd. 10am. Ash Wednesday -

7.30 pm

BREAM BAY SUNDAY

CHURCH SERVICES

Bream BayASSEMBLY OF GOD223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka

Jesus....Dying to know you

YOU ARE WELCOME!Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855

Monthly Ladies groupLife groups: Waipu, Waipu Cove & Ruakaka

Encounter GOD in worship and experience His Healing Presence.

SUNDAY SERVICE 10am & KIDZ CHURCHPOWER HOUSE FRIDAY NITE @ 7PM

organisation, all are welcome!Where:

Open: Mondays 9.30 - 12pm Thursdays 9.30 - 12pm

Contact:

PUBLIC NOTICES

WAIPU PUBLIC CORONATION HALL

Books and goods required for

BricaBrac shopOpen Mon - Sat

Mornings from 10.30am

BREAM BAY MUSIC AND PLAY

during the school term

Contacts: Helen - 433 0145 or Sue at the Community Support Trust - 432 7197

CLASSES

GUITAR, PIANO, KEYBOARD, VOCALS AND BEGINNER CLARINET Wonderful opportunity to learn to play or even upskill on what you already can do. We also have singing lessons for those who are keen to sing along with their instrument. There

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We need you unwanted treasures to make this auc--

nations at any time for storage prior to the auction itself.

WAIPU LIONS STEPTOE AUCTION

meets weekly once a month Friday @7pm

MARSDEN BAY GARDEN CLUB

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BREAM BAY GYMSPORTS CLUB

GymSports classes for 5-11 year olds are held at Bream Bay College Gymnasium every Monday

of term, 3.45-5.45pm.

Please contact: Claire Taylor ph 09 4327884

EXPERIENCED COUPLEDo you need time out of cowshed or giving staff time off? We are honest, reliable and quite with stock.

We can assist your business in the following ways: Milkings, competent in Machinery, Welder by trade,

WORK WANTED:

Housework - honest, reliable & references

and require that extra help.

WORK WANTED

Classes on Fridays after school In the Coronation Hall

Primary Students 3.15 - 4.15pmSecondary Students 4.30 - 5.30pm$6 per session

Circool Circus

Literacy Whangarei

like to offer a free literacy/computer skills course inWaipu starting March 2010

CONTACT US NOWTO MAKE IT HAPPEN

Please tell family and friendsCall 09 43 82511 or 021 211 7063

Email: [email protected] Whangarei

71 Bank Street, Whangarei

WAIPU INDOOR BOWLING CLUBOPENING NIGHTMarch 10 at 7.30pmat Coronation Hall, Waipu.

Come and join us.

MARSDEN BADMINTONWe are starting up again.Time: 9.30am - 12 noon. Date: Wednesday 17th March.

well as a bite to eat.

2927.

Wednesday 24th March

Workshop on the WDC Sustainable Futures 30/50 programme

Presentation and discussion with WDC staff

general discussion

PUBLIC NOTICES

Phone Achmed - 432 1773


McLENNAN

Alex McLennan Ph/Fx 09 4322251or 021 727 700

Also Small 4 X 4For Lifestyle Blocks

GROUNDSPREAD LTD

RUAKAKA RIDGE TOP POTENTIAL• Immaculate 3 brm home • Upstairs lounge & decking with views• Internal garage • Family dining/kitchen• Master bedroom/ensuite • Guest bathroom• Sleepout with garage • Private BBQ area • View on Trademe AZL078 Ros Macken 432-8662 or (027) 276-1490

GRAND OLD LADY RESTORED TO HER FORMER GLORYSpacious 3 double bedroom character villa, formal lounge with the warmth of an

HOME SWEET HOMEComfortable and spacious with nearly new

with a heat pump and sunny deck, 3 bed-

12noon – 18 Shoemaker Rd, Waipu

– a/h (09) 432 0486

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -RUAKAKA Brand new brick & tile home , 3 brms

Alan Sheddan

MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE BEST BUY IN TAMURE

Janice Cocking Janice Cocking

$345

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HOT NEW LISTING

$525

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$230

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One Tree Pt 174 One Tree Pt RdKiwi Holiday Bach!!Approx 200 metres to the waters edge and sandy harbour beach. Handy to boat ramps and Marsden Cove Marina. Studio/rumpus/bunkroom above the garage/boatshed, second bathroom downstairs. Plenty of room for family and friends - holiday memories for life!!Price $389,000Web Search L27060 Melva Hartnell REAA 2008

a/h 433 0331 mob 027 499 8463 Anthony West REAA 2008

a/h 432 8968 mob 027 534 6071

Allens Goode Leith Realty Ltd MREINZ - Licensed Real Estate Agent (REAA 2008)

One Tree Pt 249a One Tree Pt Rd The Genuine ArticleOriginal kiwi bach across the road from the water’s edge - just the place for kids to learn to swim, sail or kayak - boat ramp just down the road. Relax or entertain on the sunny deck and marvel at the unrestricted views of Mt Manaia and the harbour. Bring your family and friends and have a ball - holiday memories for life!! Price All Offers ConsideredWeb Search L27086 Allan O’Shannessey REAA 2008

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One Tree Point $435,000Right Price! Right House! Right Area!Modern and near new with that little extra something. Amazingly spacious kitchen and living areas, enhanced by the outdoor covered courtyard. Gorgeous master bedroom, walk in wardrobe & ensuite, while the rest of the home meets all expectations. Private and fully fenced with plenty of room for extras to suit any lifestyle, just one look and you will love it! Web Search L26037

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