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DARGAVILLE CBD DARGAVILLE CBD LIFESTYLER Kaipara KAIPARA’S ONLY REGIONAL NEWSPAPER — Kaipara Owned and Operated 10,000 Copies DELIVERED FREE throughout the Kaipara January 21 2014 Gas & Tyre SERVICES 0800 788 288 [email protected] 148 Victoria Street, Dargaville www.gasandtyre.co.nz We’re bringing you DOUBLE the savings this Field Days SITE NO. 139 Field Days Deals are on ALL February Long! SITE NO. 13B & Athletic achievement for young Dargaville duo Whanau Ora ready to engage with families Top cricketer joins Sport Northland Sport Northland has appointed former Northern Districts cricketer, Joey Yovich … P3 P8–9 P6 P7 by Paul Campbell “Commissioner Dale is well qualified to support the Far North District Council as it seeks a new chief executive. He has considerable CEO experience,” says chair of Kaipara commissioners, John Robertson. “Commissioner Dale’s work in Kaipara involves a time commitment of one to two days per week. That will not change.” Far North District councillors voted at a special meeting last week to appoint Mr Dale as acting chief executive until a permanent replacement is found for former CEO David Edmunds who resigned earlier this month. Mr Dale was Acting CEO of the Council for about nine months in 2008–2009, CEO at Manukau City Council for more than 20 years and a Housing New Zealand director for five years. He is currently a commissioner at the Kaipara District Council, chairman of the Auckland Sport and Recreation Reference Group and chairman of the Northern Regional Advisory Committee of the New Zealand Community Trust which distributes grants from gaming machine proceeds He has a holiday home at Mangonui. Far North Mayor John Carter said Mr Dale “knows the Far North District Council, has a wealth of local government experience and he is familiar with issues facing the sector in Northland at the moment. We are fortunate to have found a manager of his calibre who can hit the ground running and get down to business straightaway.” ‘No change’ after Dale appointment The appointment of Kaipara commissioner, Colin Dale as interim chief executive of the Far North District Council won’t impact on his role at the Kaipara District Council. Swimmers from the top of Northland to Bream Bay, with many visitors from further afield, thronged the Dargaville swimming pool over the weekend to compete in the Douglas Logging Swimming Northland age group championships. Continued on page 5 … Photo by Ken Cashin Pool hosts Swimming Northland

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Athletic achievement for young Dargaville duo

Whanau Ora ready to engage with families

Top cricketer joins Sport NorthlandSport Northland has appointed former Northern Districts cricketer, Joey Yovich …

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by Paul Campbell

“Commissioner Dale is well qualified to support the Far North District Council as it seeks a new chief executive. He has considerable CEO experience,” says chair of Kaipara commissioners, John Robertson.

“Commissioner Dale’s work in Kaipara involves a time commitment of one to two days per week. That will not change.”

Far North District councillors voted at a special meeting last week to appoint Mr Dale as acting chief executive until

a permanent replacement is found for former CEO David Edmunds who resigned earlier this month.

Mr Dale was Acting CEO of the Council for about nine months in 2008–2009, CEO at Manukau City Council for more than 20 years and a Housing New Zealand director for five years. He is currently a commissioner at the Kaipara District Council, chairman of the Auckland Sport and Recreation Reference Group and chairman of the Northern Regional Advisory Committee

of the New Zealand Community Trust which distributes grants from gaming machine proceeds

He has a holiday home at Mangonui. Far North Mayor John Carter said Mr Dale “knows the Far North District Council, has a wealth of local government experience and he is familiar with issues facing the sector in Northland at the moment. We are fortunate to have found a manager of his calibre who can hit the ground running and get down to business straightaway.”

‘No change’ after Dale appointmentThe appointment of Kaipara commissioner, Colin Dale as interim chief executive of the Far North District Council won’t impact on his role at the Kaipara District Council.

Swimmers from the top of Northland to Bream Bay, with many visitors from further afield, thronged the Dargaville swimming pool over the weekend to compete in the Douglas Logging Swimming Northland age group championships. Continued on page 5 …

Photo by Ken Cashin

Pool hosts Swimming Northland

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2 JANUARY 21 - 2014 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

Museum interaction Visitors have thronged The

Kauri Museum over the holidays. “It has been a great summer so far,” says museum CEO, Bet Nelley. “The family in the picture are Ruby and Oliver Taylor from Christchurch with their children Kathryn and Scott. From further afield, we hosted an Indian family from Canada who were visiting Auckland relatives who brought them north — pretty typical of the international flavour of our visitors.”

Wild West Returns The Wild West is calling this

month, with the return of the infamous mechanical bull to Maungaturoto. Cowboys and cowgirls are invited to test their mettle against the bucking beast on the 31st, as all the fun of the frontier rides into town at the Maungaturoto Hotel. This determined wrangler and hundreds like him had a great time last visit — don’t miss out on a chance to wear your stetson and chaps!

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Sue Taylor and Swiss tourist Heini vo Sissech. Heini called into the Dargaville and Kauri Coast Visitor Information Centre on his way through town and ended up giving an impromptu performance on his prized Büchel and Alphorn. The Alphorn was traditionally used by mountain dwellers in Switzerland and elsewhere in Europe and the Büchel is a variation on the Swiss Alphorn. Both are wind instruments with a conical tube and are carved from solid softwood. They have no lateral openings and therefore give the pure natural harmonic series of the open pipe. A rare treat!

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Mistakenly branded a spy during WW2, Eric Lomax (Colin Firth) was subjected to imprisonment and torture at the hands of the Imperial Japanese Army. Years later, in a bid to let go of a lifetime of hatred and anger, he travels back to the scene of his imprisonment to confront his captor, accompanied by his best friend.The Wolf of Wall Street

The powerful combination of Scorsese and DiCaprio does it again, bringing the hedonistic, cruel and crooked world of 1980s Wall Street to vivid life. Witness the excess and the greed which fueled an economic collapse, tinged with bizarre humor and real insight. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2

Frenetic animated comedy following the exploits of an optimistic young inventor and his plans to feed the world. In this second instalment his magical machine goes haywire, producing living (and sometimes dangerous) culinary madness.Philomena

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action from the pen of Tom Clancy, starring Star Trek’s Chris Pine as super-agent Ryan. Directed by the great Kenneth Branagh, this tense thriller follows a plot to bring down the US and the desperate fight to stop economic armageddon.The Book Thief

Set in the darkest days of Nazi tyranny, this story follows the fate of young foster child Liesel as she comes to terms with her new family. Set against a backdrop of war and oppression, the tale hinges on the family’s attempt to save a Jewish refugee from Hitler’s anti-semitic purge.Frozen

Animated winter fun and action as unlikely heroes Anna and Kristoff team up with living snowman Olaf in a race to end the spell of winter cast over their kingdom. Great for the kids!Twenty Feet from Stardom

The story of the unsung heroes of the greatest songs of our time. Meet the backup singers who have made history, supporting legendary artists such as Stevie Wonder, Sting and the Rolling Stones. A candid look at the music industry, and a wild ride through decades of top ten hits.The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

The tale of the man who has become a byword for fantasy double lives - Walter (Ben Stiller) spends more time inside his head than in the real world, creating action and romance to spice up his boring job. But when that job is threatened, his real-world quest to save him and his friends is more amazing than any daydream.

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• Talent quest – 1pm! Good prizes! • Live band – Good music

• Large indoor section – entries close Friday 11.45 am • Show cattle, alpacas • Trade sites and stalls

• Calf club and dairy goat sections • Bullock wagon rides • Agility dogs • Taste of Kaipara

• Friday evening 31 January – ‘in hand’ equestrian event (free)

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Athletic achievement for young Dargaville duo by Joanne Speechly

Zsalea Kavalinovich-Skeens and Jack Bradley were full of smiles after competing at the North Island Colgate Games this month.

The Dargaville ten-year-olds were up against some tough competition at the athletics event but proved they have what it takes.

“They are both amateurs when it comes to competing at this level, so they did really well,” says Zsalea’s mother, Anita Kavalinovich.

“There is no registered club in Dargaville at the moment, so Jack and Zsalea compete under the Kamo athletics club. Compared to the other competitors in this competition, they‘ve had little training or club support.

The Colgate Games are open to all children in an athletics club aged between 7 and 14 years old. Over 1,000 children, from 90 Athletics clubs from Hokianga to Wellington and even some

from the South Island and overseas, took part.

Participants can enter one to four events of their choice. Jack’s strongest event was 1,500 metres, where he came seventh place in the finals. Zsalea came sixth in the finals for 200 metres, seventh in long jump and first in the preliminaries for the 100 metres.

“Unfortunately, Zsalea missed getting to the officials tent in time and never got to run in the 100 metre final, so she was a bit ‘gutted’. Overall though, it was was a brilliant experience for the children and they made some new friends.”

The North Island Colgate Games 2014 were held at Kensington Park, Whangarei. They will be held in Wellington next year.

Smiles of success for 10-year-olds Zsalea Kavalinovich-Skeens and Jack Bradley who competed at the North Island Colgate Games this month

Feasibility study for Dargaville ‘Sportsville’ by Joanne Speechly

A feasibility study on the proposed Kauri Coast Sportsville project for Memorial and Rugby Parks will get underway next month, thanks to the approval of a $20,000 grant from the Lotteries Community Facilities Committee.

The need for a centrally located multi-sport facility in Dargaville has been mooted for a number of years and in 2011, Kaipara District Council contacted Sport Northland to take a lead on developing such a facility.

Sport Northland recommended that a sports facilities plan be developed for the town and in 2012, the Dargaville Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Plan was completed.

The plan’s major recommendation was for the development of a centrally located multi-sport precinct at Memorial and Rugby Parks.

A Board was established by Sport Northland last year to drive the project forward.

“The new Board has been working extremely hard to consult with key stakeholders and keep the momentum of the project moving forward,” says Sport Northland chief executive, Brent Eastwood.

“Now, with funding for the feasibility study secured, the project has cleared a big hurdle, as the completion of the study is a necessary requirement of all funding agencies.”

Mr Eastwood believes that the development of quality facilities and infrastructure is a critical element in increasing participation in sport and recreation.

The main recommendations contained in the 2012 study were around two possible scenarios for the development of a facility such

as Sportsville and the development of recreation facilities for youth at Selwyn Park, which has now been completed. The report suggests that over time, it is likely that other youth activities will also be identified for Selwyn Park.

“This is fantastic news for Dargaville,” says Sportsville Board chair, Chris Biddles.

“Without a feasibility study the project may have stalled, but now it is full steam ahead.

“The local Board is made up of passionate people who just want to see a quality multi-code sports facility completed for the benefit of all.

“We are grateful to Sport Northland for securing the initial funding and providing the Board with support and advice as we move forward”.

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Kaipara accommodation providers say this summer has provided steady rather than spectacular business.

Most say business is driven more by events rather than tourism or holiday makers. Because of that they expect activity to peak in late February when Field Days takes place, followed in late March by the four-day BDO cycle Tour of Northland.

Dargaville Motel owner Alan Clayden says bookings are similar to last year. “It’s been fairly quiet.” But he was fully booked for the Northland Swimming Championships last week. He expects to be busy in February and March, thanks to the cycle tour and Field Days.

John Collins from the Northern Wairoa Hotel says his hotel relies on business and events-based bookings, with few casual or tourist guests.

He says the Northern Wairoa is fully booked for both the Field Days and the cycle tour.

Mr Collins’ family also own the Maungaturoto Hotel. Bookings there are also event-related, with accommodation fully booked for Maungaturoto’s 150th anniversary celebrations last November.

On the east coast, the seaside town of Mangawhai has experienced

a bumper holiday season. Mangawhai Heads Holiday Park manager Noela Gunson says the holiday park was fully booked between Christmas and New Year, while its cabins are fully booked through to February. “We’re on a par with last summer which was pretty good because of the weather.”

Matthew Diack from Dargaville’s Parkview Motel, who took over the motel in November, says bookings are better than expected, with more walk-in guests.

Mr Diack says his business also benefits from events, such as the swimming competition. “We’re already fully booked for Field Days and the cycle tour.”

Sue Taylor from the Kauri Coast Information Centre says people wanting to come to the Kaipara for specific events should book soon or risk missing out.

She said her centre is helping competitors who have just registered for the cycle race and exhibitors at the Field Days who suddenly realise they need a place to stay. “We find them somewhere. We’ve put some in private homes.”

Annual speedway returns this Anniversary Weekend by Joanne Speechly

Dargaville Production Stock Car Club will hold its 17th annual race meeting this Anniversary Weekend, with cars expected from as far south as Rotorua, Huntly and Auckland. The 2013 meet was a bumper success and the club is hoping for a repeat this time around.

“At last year’s annual meet we had 68 cars compete over nine grades,” says club captain and clerk of the course, Chris White. “And at our normal race days, we have actually been getting more race cars than the Whangarei, Kaikohe and Taipa clubs.

“People can compete in different grades — C grade is probably the cheapest grade to get into, then there’s the production saloons, which is a step up and includes six cylinders and V8s, B grade is another step up and then there’s limited, stockcars and jalopies — a C grade car with a wrap-around bumper. We also do races for the ladies in C grade and production saloons.

The annual meet kicks off at 12 noon Saturday and Sunday and people can register on the day or phone Chris on 09 439 2916 for more information. The club will also need volunteer help throughout the meet, both on and off the track. Racing on both days will be

followed by evening entertainment, including karaoke, and a prizegiving. The event is fully sponsored and there are prizes for the top three in each grade.

“At the moment we have about 38 members, down from 60 last year, so we’re always looking for new members. Drivers can race from the age of 12, with parental consent, and when we have a few young ones, we have a novice grade.

“Apart from the two day meet, we have upcoming race days on February 16 and March 2, when we’ll have the New Zealand C grade saloon title and the North Island production saloon title. Dargaville is a member of CTRA — the Circle Track Racing Association — along with the other three Northland clubs, so all our rules are the same.”

Dargaville Production Stockcar Club would like to thank their major sponsors Wilson Earthmoving and Kaihu Motors for making this event possible.

High-octane thrills were the order of the day at last year’s big meet. This year is set for even more on track action as over 60 cars rev up for an intense day of racing on Anniversary Weekend

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Community hub to celebrate 100th birthday by Colin Patterson

Current and former residents of Avoca and the Tangowahine valley will join together in early March to celebrate the centenary of a community lynchpin.

Ever since the Avoca Hall opened in April 1914 it has been the hub of a thriving rural area north east of Dargaville.

Its centenary will be celebrated on March 8 with a special lunch in the hall.

Hall committee president Jenny McDermott expects more than 100 current and former residents of the area to attend the celebration.

Avoca was settled in 1889, being promoted by Father Michael Egan who was in charge of the Roman Catholic church in the Northern Wairoa area.

In 1913 a committee was set up to fundraise for a local hall. In November of that year a tender from Mr Carrington to build it was accepted. The hall opened on April 17, 1914 with a sit-down supper.

Ever since, the hall has been a focus for community activities. “It’s held dances, school functions, church services, concerts and weddings,” says Mrs McDermott. “It was also used as a venue for badminton.”

Over the years, the hall has been extensively refurbished. A kitchen was

added in the 1930s, while some decayed kauri floorboards have been replaced with matai in line with the rest of the hall.

Ever since the Tangowahine hall was burned down in 1980 the role of the Avoca hall has expanded its focus to be a community hub for the entire valley.

Mrs McDermott says the walls of the hall will be lined for historical memorabilia for the centenary. The day will also feature tours of the district, while participants will also be able to visit the Avoca cemetery where many of their forebears are buried.

For more information about the celebration please call Mrs McDermott on 09 439 4022.

Avoca’s community hall will celebrate its 100th anniversary in March

Pool hosts Swimming Northland

With ideal hot weather conditions more than 180 competitors sought placings in a wide variety of events.

“We had swimmers in the under nine years of age, and over 17 years categories,” said c-president of Northland Swimming, Carlrine Gillespie. “Apart from our core swimming group, we had visitors too from Victoria in Australia and a number of Auckland swimming clubs. Two former Paralympic swimmers were also there.

“This was the sixth year the event has been sponsored by Douglas Logging, with the earlier events actually held in Kerikeri.”

Mrs Gillespie added that results had been compiled on Monday morning and ran to 58 pages, covering a myriad events.

“We fortunately have electronic timing and computer recording to ease the load.”

Dargaville accommodation was heavily booked for the event. ”We like to think local businesses got a good boost, with people arriving last Friday for the event, and for instance a large group stayed overnight on Sunday, and the Australian contingent was heading to Kai Iwi Lakes on Monday.” Body.

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What information can a natural therapist get from just looking into your eyes? There are only 3 true eye colours – blue, grey and brown; any other mix of colours are aberrations of these colours for example green eyes are actually a true blue eye with the yellow colour of inflammation over the top, if your therapist can ease the inflammation the eye colour will go back to blue.

There are many other eye signs that can be signs of either past, present or future problems. There are 10 eye constitutions. Your constitution is what you have inherited from your ancestors and any aberrations

(eye signs) are what you have done in your life eg liver damage, inflammation. Your constitution can never be changed but what you have done can be corrected over time. Blue eyes are generally the stronger of the constitutions, they are prone to inflammations like arthritis, skin inflammation like eczema, psoriasis and they do much better off dairy proteins as they don’t metabolise them properly. People with brown eyes are more prone to liver, circulation and endocrine problems such as varicose veins, piles, and hormonal problems and do much better away from fatty rich foods.

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Whanau Ora ready to engage with families by Joanne Speechly

Nga Ripo, the Kaipara Whanau Ora collective, is part of a nationwide initiative that aims to provide health and social services to families using an integrative approach. The collective is made up of eight established service providers and employs three navigators who act as the first interface with families.

“Whanau Ora is about providing better outcomes for whanau. We aim to empower whanau as a whole rather than focusing separately on individual family members and their problems,” says Kaiwhakatere Tuakana ( lead nav igator ) , Jenny Huriwai.

“It’s a whanau-centred approach and its about collaboration with service providers and positive transformation for all families, Maori and non-Maori,” adds project manager, Tania Moriarty. “Although we are kaupapa Maori, any family that needs or want support can approach us and we can help them achieve their goals and aspirations.”

“We are working with all agencies, regardless of whether they are in the Whanau Ora collective. This means that although we will have referrals coming to us, we will also refer to other organisations when necessary and families can also self-refer to us,” says Jenny.

“This is an holistic approach to service delivery, which aims to build capacity within organisations. We are able to connect whanau to the right people and help facilitate a more seamless delivery of services.”

Nga Ripo Whanau Ora navigators — the kaiwhakatere — are now onboard and ready to engage with whanau.

Families and individuals are welcome to call into the Kainga Hub based at the Big River FM office in Dargaville or phone 09 439 1826.

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Aikido: martial art with a different philosophy by Joanne Speechly

Experienced Aikido teachers Rhonda and Stefan Neuenschwander have recently relocated to Dargaville and they are keen to share their passion for martial arts with the community.

The couple have almost 40 years of training and teaching between them and are well geared to teach Aikido according to their own philosophies. Four years ago they opened the original Aikido Out West Dojo in Woodlands Park, Waitakere and another dojo last year, on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula.

“We moved to Dargaville 10 months ago, which is home for Rhonda, but we had to wait until one of us was based here full-time to be able to commit to a dojo,” says Stefan. “Now that Rhonda has called it a day, after 29 years with Air New Zealand, we are excited about this new beginning.”

The couple say they are very fortunate to come under the guidance of World Aikikai Foundation Representative for New Zealand, Nobuo Takase Shihan 7th Dan, who was Stefan’s first and longest teacher. All students’ gradings will be under his and the New Zealand Aikikai Headquarters guidelines. Aikido

is an efficient, extremely effective and nonaggressive Japanese martial art based on circular movements, whereby the opponents force is turned back and used to immobilise them. It is particularly popular with children and as a self-defense tool for women and girls.

“It’s suitable for everyone — young, old, strong and weak. Aikido differs from other martial arts in that it is not a sport with rules, competitions, weight or size divisions or point scoring.

“Aikido is non-competitive, so both attacker and defender help each other to attain higher levels of skill and understanding in training. The emphasis in Aikido is on both mental and physical control and developing self-confidence. In Auckland, we had kids come in who couldn’t look you in the eye, could barely speak but a year later, their shoulders are straight and they come in with a bounce.”

With many years of practical experience between them, Rhonda and Stefan Neuenschwander are enthusiastic advocates of the martial art Aikido — translated as ‘the way of harmony’

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CorrectionThe date for Circus Kumarani’s OSCAR programme for five to 13-year-olds

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The correct starting date for the OSCAR programme is January 20. For all enquiries phone Gloria at Circus Kumarani on 09 439 5152.

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Anniversary Weekend fishing competition by Joanne Speechly

Mangawhai Boating and Fishing Club’s annual Anniversary Weekend fishing competition is on again this year with some great prizes up for grabs. The popular East Coast event is the first of the many competitions the club hosts throughout the year.

On Saturday, January 25, the fishing begins at 6am and continues until weigh-in at 4pm, followed by prize giving and the fish auction. There are cash prizes up for grabs for the heaviest catch in a selection of species and lucky spot prizes.

Junior winners will receive vouchers for the two heaviest kahawai and snapper. They can also fish in the open section but they must hold an open ticket in their name to be eligible for prizes.

The open categories include kahawai, snapper, trevally, John Dory, kingfish and crayfish.

The fish auction, including crayfish, will see the day’s catch go to the highest bidder and is also a fundraiser for the Pontoon Boat Ramp Extension Project. Money that had been previously allocated to the project has had to be reapplied for due to changes within the local council.

“The competition has been very popular and we get good numbers for a little town,” says club captain, Rob Cameron. “This is the first big event of the year, so we’re looking forward to it.”

On Saturday, February 8, the club will hold the Mangawhai Service Centre Ladies Day Competition and the Timberworld Easter Competition is set to return for its tenth year in April. Tickets are available from Darryl at Mangawhai Fishing & Tackle at Mangawhai Heads.

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Top cricketer joins Sport Northland by Joanne Speechly

Sport Northland has appointed former Northern Districts cricketer, Joey Yovich, as their new community sport advisor for the Lower North, which will see him based in Dargaville several days a week.

The position, vacated by Tama Jones, involves working at a community level in the Northern Wairoa with clubs and other sports organisations to meet identified sport outcomes. The focus is to get more people participating in sport and recreation, increase the number and quality of volunteers and improve delivery of sport by supporting club and sport organisations.

“Sport Northland has a fantastic culture and environment and I love being a part of the community,” says Joey. “I played at amateur level before going professional, so grass roots and club sport is a huge part of who I am as a sportsperson.

“My role will see me going into clubs, making sure they have sound systems and structures in place, providing support and helping them with their continual grow. I’ll also be dealing with schools and helping kids become actively involved in clubs. It’s about people, creating really good relationships, support and providing a sounding board. It’s exciting. However, I’m only new, so I need to get to know local organisations, their history and culture and then help them in whatever way I can.”

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Joey has been involved in first class cricket for 17 years and is active in the health and fitness sector, most recently as the health and fitness team leader at Whangarei Aquatic Centre.

“I have been fortunate enough to travel the world and meet some fantastic people through professional sport but it’s nice to be able to come back and work in a role where I can play a part in the wider community.”

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Win a night of cinema magicIn recent months the big news about town has been the success of Dargaville’s new cinematic centre — the Anzac Theatre, situated just around the corner from the old clock tower.

the Dargaville advertisers on these pages. Email the names of the ads they are in to — [email protected] along with your name, daytime phone number and the movie you’d like to see.

Movie times are published on page two of the Kaipara Lifestyler each week along with a short description of each film.

We’ll draw a winner from among those who correctly spot the three award statues, and their name will be published in the Feb 4th edition of our paper.

The winner will receive a family movie pass — for two adults and three kids.

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For the last few months, more and more Plasti Dip paint jobs have been seen around the Kaipara — a smooth finish for bumpers, mag wheels and even whole vehicles provided by a very innovative ‘tear away’ spray-on surfacing product.

The thick, hard-wearing finished product covers minor scrapes and scuffs and leaves a smooth surface which, amazingly, can be peeled away like latex rubber when it’s time for a change.

Originally designed for cosmetic appeal, Plasti Dip has been taken up enthusiastically as a protectant as well — a literal ‘second skin’ which repels moisture and deters damage.

With a professional grade applicator gun now available to hire, as well as spray cans in a range of colours, Plasti Dip give auto buffs a chance to have things any colour they like — and to change their mind without damage or excess costs.

by Andy BryentonTaking the pain out of painting

Flying kiwi rides again

Not too long ago, painting your car, bike or quad was a massive undertaking — a task best left to the professionals and costing potentially thousands of dollars. But that was before an intriguing new option became available in the local market, thanks to the folks at DAE in Dargaville.

The insignia on the nose of the world’s most coveted supercar may seem like an ‘inverted swoosh’ to some.

But those in the know will tell you that it’s the stylised kiwi of McLaren Racing — a name with serious clout in the super-fast stakes. Recently the British company’s latest offering — the stunning, hybridised P1 — blitzed Germany’s Nurburgring raceway in less than seven minutes.

Readers may remember that Holden’s hyper-hot Redline V8 ute managed to smash a world record by tackling the ‘Green Hell’ in 8 minutes 19 seconds last year. Why no seconds and microseconds on the P1’s lap time?

Frank Stephenson, the P1’s designer, says he wants to defuse a ‘top speed battle’ before it begins.

“The reason we aren’t saying is because, say we do a 6min 40sec. Porsche’s going to come back in the

spring next year and go for a 6min 35sec. Ferrari can always just say that

they’ve done it on their simulators and they’ve gone 6min 29sec. Where do you stop? It’s like a horsepower or top-speed race. At some point someone has to pull the plug and say we’re happy we’re under 7 minutes; it’s a great time.”

But the figures speak for themselves. With a combined v8 and electric horsepower rating over 900, this sleek roadgoing masterpiece is no sluggard — and it’s a machine worthy of the great Bruce McLaren’s name.

It’s also a full plug-and-charge hybrid, meaning that with the flick of a switch the P1 turns from fire-breathing velocity addict to eco-friendly, congestion-charges beating electric car.

Fun fact — Rowan Atkinson (of Mr Bean and Blackadder fame) is a big McLaren fan. He owns a very rare, multi-million dollar F1, the fastest supercar of the 20th century.

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Working harder for Kiwi farmers by Andy Bryenton

Japanese automakers Suzuki have picked up on the engineering cues of the Willys Jeep and the Land Rover Defender with a machine called the Farm Worker — and it has proven to be real niche-filler for the makers of the Kizashi, Swift and Hayabusa.

Lighter than the ‘Disco’ or Toyota’s Land Cruiser but just as tough, the little 4x4 sets a solid benchmark for off-road, on-paddock performance.

Its predecessor, the Suzuki Samurai off-roader, is still used by hunters on the back blocks to this day, and a smartened-up street model called the Jimny was for some time the sponsor vehicle for 4x4 enduro events on Kiwi television. Like the best automotive designs, the little

Samurai’s ruggedness has stuck around, evolving into a specialised range of farm vehicles that are up to any task. The Suzuki Farm Worker family contains a range of variations on the robust, short-wheel-base off-roader, utilising tried and true engineering and some neat ideas to boost versatility around the farm.

The rural customer whom the Farm Worker is aimed at is likely to already ride an ATV — or one of Suzuki’s hard-

as-nails farm bikes. But this machine is above and beyond a quad, or even its beefier big brother the UTV. The Farm Worker is a no-nonsense small truck, with the carrying capacity to match — either in wellside or flat deck configuration. Its 1.3 litre Suzuki engine provides ample power through a hi/lo ratio 4WD transmission system, with enough ground clearance and suspension to handle the rough stuff.

It’s simple too, with old-fashioned manual levers, window winders and shifter, a real military level of build toughness, and a design that’s easy to hose down clean.

As an added bonus, even the base model (a steal at under 17k) comes with a proper roof, a fully enclosed cab, a heater, radio and wipers for when the weather packs in. You don’t get luxuries like these on a quad bike!

Suzuki’s Farmworker is based on tried and tested off road principles, and packs in a host of features which a traditional side-by-side simply can’t — such as a heater and stereo system

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Working closely with local and national industries, NorthTec provides practical, quality training that meets Northland’s needs.

We’re transforming lives right here in Northland so check out our over 90 programmes and enrol now for a brighter future.programmes and enrol now for a brighter future.

Join us at NorthTecEnrol now for February

SeniorNet Dargaville Inc OPEN DAY – OPEN DAYMeet with members and tutors

1.00pm Monday 17th Februaryat SeniorNet Learning Centre, 7 Liverpool Street,

(Old Dairy Co.) DargavilleIf you are 50+ or just wish to learn at a slower rate,

then SeniorNet is the Learning Centre for you. Technology continues to change and our Voluntary Tutors enjoy to learn and pass this knowledge on to

others. Seniors teaching seniors. Windows 8, Android Tablets, iPads and SmartPhones bring them along, join a group or take an Introduction Course.

Membership for 2014 is now due. Book your courses with Dot or Heather.

For more information ring: Dot 09 439 1711 or Heather 09 439 4452

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Build your way to a better futureIf you want a better future that will take you places in 2014 then have a look at NorthTec’s construction and trade painting courses.

You can choose to do the Certificate in Elementary Construction (Level 2) or the Certificate in Painting (Trades) (Level 2) right onyour doorstep.

It’s your choice because NorthTec now gives you the opportunity to find out if a career in construction and painting is what you

want to pursue. At NorthTec you’ll learn the basic skills required to work on your own place including practical experience on small building projects, plus how to safely operate fixed machinery and power tools.

If you know building is for you, our courses can prepare you for an apprenticeship with a building company. You will cover all the theory units needed for your apprenticeship, plus you get the required hands-on experience with a builder.

The practical experience helps reinforce what you learn in the classroom. You learn the language of building, get into good work habits, and equip yourself with the skills employers are looking for. This is a great way to get an understanding of what it takes to be a builder.

At NorthTec we manage an apprenticeship scheme which assesses your practical skills against the practical units in the National Certificate in Carpentry, with regular site visits throughout the term of your apprenticeship.

The courses provide you with a qualification that is recognised by the construction industry.

As well as coming out with practical skills, students get credits that count as part of an apprenticeship. This training can therefore be a useful stepping stone into our National Certificate in Carpentry, or into an apprenticeship.

And it’s not just one for the guys. More and more women are taking our courses and making use of the skills in their own homes — or going on to apprenticeships.

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St Joseph’s unveils 2014 school leadersBefore St Joseph’s Catholic School students broke up for the 2013 year they were told the names of the school’s leaders for 2014.

Principal Glenis Guest says they are Pilisita Hu’Avi and Jerecho Clarke (pictured). Both will be year 8 students.

“Their role is to be the light of Christian leadership of the senior students, and show by example their responsible attitudes. Their tasks are to oversee the duties that the rest of the seniors have, welcome and to thank visitors and communicate the student voice, among others.”

St Joseph’s Dargaville is an integrated school but with a Catholic

character. It has 120 students from years one to eight.

Preparing for the start of school by Colin Patterson

Starting school is one of the most significant events in your child’s young life. For five days a week they will have to leave the safety and familiarity of their home environment to go to a strange place, make new friends and learn lots of new things.

For many it’s exciting, although it can be overwhelming. As parents we have a key role to play in helping our young ones to adjust to school life. Preparation is important. We can’t expect children to like school unless we help them get ready.

You should take your child to their new school before they start. Visits can help children get familiar with the layout of the school, so they know where important features are (e.g. playground and toilets).

It is helpful, but not essential, if your child has learned some basic knowledge such as how to hold a picture book and turn the pages carefully, the names of colours, the letters of the alphabet, the numbers one to nine, and how to write their name.

If your child can already recognise some words, their teacher will take that into account when developing your child’s learning programme.

The teacher will also need to know:• After-school plans and who picks

up your child when you are not able to• If your child has any special

health needs• What your child likes to do, what

they are good at and what makes them happy

Arrive Alive...Don’t Drink and Drive

School is the start of a journey into life. Your input can make it an enjoyable and enthralling one for them, you and everyone else.

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Leading the way by Joanne Speechly

Kauri Coast Rest Home and Hospital has received the award for Most Improved Facility out of the 45 Bupa care homes in New Zealand and while the recognition is well deserved, it came as a big surprise.

Facil ity manager, Heather Himiona, was presented with the award at Bupa’s annual conference in Wellington and says she was somewhat distracted when the awardwas announced.

“It was quite funny because they also do a poster competition and I really wanted to win that,” says Heather. “We didn’t win, so I was sitting there questioning our poster when they announced that we had one the Most Improved Facility award. They did a

little spiel about Kauri Coast and our performance over the last year and I was totally zoned out!”

The award is based on the rest home’s performance over three years and takes into account customer and staff satisfaction, business performance, quality of care and occupancy. This is the second year running that Kauri Coast has been the recipient of an award at Bupa’s annual conference. In 2012, they were awarded the Bupa Way Award,

Team spirit: Kauri Coast Rest Home and Hospital has received the Bupa award for Most Improved Facility in New Zealand

which recognises their commitment to providing top quality care with a personal touch.

“To me, this award means recognition of all the hard work and incredible commitment of our staff. It’s their award, they are the ones who have put in the hard yards. “The award also recognises how far Kauri Coast has come in the last

few years and the many improvements that have been made.”

Over the last 12 months, Kauri Coast Rest Home and Hospital has built a dedicated mini hairdressing salon, added four new rooms and upgraded the bathrooms, curtains and repainted. Refurbishing the existing rooms is on the cards for 2014.

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For SaleHENS, BROWN Shaver Rhode Island Red Cross. Point of lay Pullets. 16 wks old, $25 each.Phone: 09 423 8726.

Kaipara Lifestyler ClassifiedsPhone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 28 January 2013 edition is 10am, Friday 24 January 2014. See our terms and conditions online at www.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz

Public NoticesACOUSTIC BLACKBOARD Concert — STARTING AGAIN THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6th 2014. First Thursday of the month — 7.30–9.30pm, Commercial Hotel, River Rd, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle, tea and coffee.Performers and audience welcome. Phone Margaret 09 439 4403 or Allan 09 439 6933.FREE & CONFIDENTIAL NW Family Budgeting Service. Advice and complete money management if required. Call at 5 Portland Street or phone 09 439 8592.OAMARU CRICKET CLUB 150th Celebrations. March 21–23 2014. Contact: [email protected] for more information.

Full service slaughtering & processing of Beef, Sheep, Pigs, Deer, Goats

All Beef aged Salami ~ Bacon ~ Ham ~ Sausages

Hamburger PattiesTraditional Manuka wood smoked

Bacon, Ham & Salami

Over 25 years experienceFor prompt & professional service contact

Wayne or Annette

Phone 09 439 2020 • Cell 021 401 934 [email protected] Packs Available

Covering the Kaipara and Whangarei Regions

Homekills

Contact Ken Subritzky 09 431 7477 or email [email protected]

Heart-stopping thrills without the danger

Our full-size V8 supercar simulator puts YOU in the race driving seat! Have the simulator at your place for corporate functions, business bonding and confidence programmes, work parties, birthdays and more.Try one lap shootouts against your mates, or break the Bathurst lap record.Stunning special effects and state-of-the-art technology take you onto the track for real, tyre-shrieking racing tension.

Please note change of dates for applications.

The Creative Communities Scheme supports and encourages local communities to create and present diverse opportunities for accessing and participating in art activities. Under the scheme “the arts” are broadly defined as “all forms of creative and interpretative expression.”

Criteria: Projects must meet one or more of the following funding criteria:

Broad community involvement – The project will create opportunities for local communities to engage with and participate in arts activities

Diversity – The project will support the diverse arts and cultural traditions of local communities, enriching and promoting their uniqueness and cultural diversity

Young people – The project will enable and encourage young people (under 18 years) to engage with and actively participate in the arts.

To get an application form and read more about the guidelines check out our website www.kaipara.govt.nz or phone Kapiara District Council on 0800 72 7059 or for advice phone the Committee Chairperson Debbie Evans on 0275 586 272

The amount of funding available for the whole district is approximately $10,000.

Applications must be in Council’s hands no later than 5.00pm on Friday 28 February 2014

LATE APPLICATIONS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED

ARTS FUNDINGAPPLY NOW TO KAIPARA’S CREATIVE COMMUNITIES NEW ZEALAND SCHEME

Public Notices

Northern Wairoa A&P AssociationArApohue Show ScheduleS

Saturday, 8th February, 2013

OUTDOOR/INDOOR SCHEDULES AVAILABLE AT

• Farmlands • RD1 • Dargaville Grains & Stockfood

• Dargaville Sewing Centre or http://www.ras.org.nz/

Email: [email protected]

PHONE: 09 439 5595

proud of our people. progressive setting a new standard. partnership working hard together.

proud of our people. progressive setting a new standard. partnership working hard together.

www.silverfernfarms.com

PROCESS WORKERS NEEDEDSilver Fern Farms Dargaville is looking for seasonal staff for the 2014 season at our Beef Processing Plant for both day and afternoon shifts across all departments.

We offer a great team environment and you’ll be working with a proud team of people in a progressive food processing company. So if you’re physically fit, enjoy working as part of a team, have a ‘can do’ attitude, keen to learn, not afraid of a bit of hard work, and are a New Zealand Citizen/Resident, or hold an Open Work Permit, then we want to hear from you.

Just remember that Silver Fern Farms is working hard to maintain a drug and alcohol free workplace. Pre-employment drug testing is mandatory.

To apply call into the Silver Fern Farms Dargaville Plant Main Office, Tuna St Dargaville to complete an application form or email [email protected]. Applications will be accepted online at careers.silverfernfarms.co.nz

Situations Vacant

CHILDCARE CARERS / EDUCATORS• No experience necessary• Work from home• On job training• Care for children 0-6yrs

Phone: 0508 244 532Email: [email protected]

StorageSECURE UNITS for Domestic & Commercial use. Also workshop space available, best rates guaranteed. Phone 09 439 3075. dargavillestorage.co.nz

Animal AccomodationMG BOARDING Kennels, Matakohe. All pets welcome. Dogs $15/night. Cats $8/night. Phone Tom or Jenny 09 431 7368 or 027 285 8944.

Garden MaintenanceGARDENING SERVICE, clean ups, maintenance, pruning, hedging, weeding, lawns, irrigation. Rachel the Gardener, 09 439 8026 or 021 288 8811.

Property MaintenanceAAA+ PAINTER, wallpapering specialist, roof spray coatings & waterblasting. Phone John 09 439 5289 or 022 642 1376, Crawford Solutions.

ATS PROPERTY Maintenance & Repair. Fences & Repairs • Kitchen/Bathroom Fitouts • Waterblasting • Flooring Repairs • Decks • Windows & Latches • Plus much more. No job too small. Phone 09 439 8628. Cell 027 455 7750.

OFFAL HOLES 750dia x 5.5m deep with concrete lid with lift out hatch $385.00 Phone Wals Holes 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

SEMI-RETIRED, GARDEN maintenance, painting, small carpentry work, house hand wash, paint-stripping back to wood windows etc. Long experience, available now, good rate. Phone Robert 027 423 1166.

WATER TANK Vacuum clean, Full tank OK, Waste no more than 1,000 litres. $250.00 for up to 25,000 litre tank. Also full pump out and scrub and leaks fixed. Phone Wals 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

Property Maintenance

Work WantedSAND BLASTING. Rust never sleeps. Blast, prime, topcoat for structural steel, barns, cowsheds, tanks, machinery, chassis, swimming pools. Western Blast ‘n’ Paint. Phone 09  439  6330.www.westernblasters.co.nz

ALL GRADES OF SCRAP METAL

WANTEDWe buy and remove

Cars complete & incomplete - Tractors

- Trucks - Roofing Iron - Batteries, Copper - Brass

- Aluminium etc.

Little River Transport Ltd Beach Road Dargaville

Monday-Friday 8-5 Sat-Sun 8-3

Phone 09 439 4940Work with your local

licensed dealer

Work Wanted

Nurseries & PlantsNATIVE PLANTS at wholesale prices sold direct to the public from Babylon Coast Gardens Ltd. Further discounts for purchases of 50 or more plants. Delivery service available. Visit the Nursery at 1246 Babylon Coast Road Dargaville on Saturdays 10am to 4pm or at other times by appointment. Enquiries welcome phone 09  439  4223, visit the website www.babyloncoastgardens.co.nz or email [email protected].

BATHROOM WARE Full range of Bathroom ware, Tapware,

Kitchen sinks and more at

Plumbing and Heating Centre 0800 326 123102 Jervois Street, Dargaville

Dargaville BobcatServices

Phone or Txt Paul027 271 2022

Any job big or small.We do them ALL

• Stump & Tree RemovalStump & Tree Removal• Driveway Prep &

Regrading• Calf Shed & Stockyard

Cleaning• Post Hole Borer• Tip Truck Available• Trencher

This role is working on our vocational programme, supporting our clients in their workplace and other activities during the week days.

Ideally all applicants will have the following:

• The ability to work with and relate to people with intellectual disability• Good driving skills and a clean licence• Communication skills, both verbal and written• Self motivation, with good organisation skills• First aid certificate• A good sense of humour

If this is what you are looking for, please send or email a letter and your current CV, with relevant reference number, by 24th January 2014 to:

THE GENERAL MANAGERKaurilands Skill Centre Trust,PO Box 203, [email protected]

KAURILANDS HAS AN EXCITINGNEW OPPORTUNITY

Ref No: DPJAN2014FULLTIMEPERMENANTSUPPORTWORKERROLE,hoursMon-Fri8.00am-4.00pm

SOLAR Install a Solar system

and save up to 75% of your water heating costs call

for expert advice and service

0800 326 123102 Jervois Street, Dargaville

Plumbing and Heating Centre

CHARLOTTE ELLEN VARNEY

Passed away 23rd January 2002

Those we love remain with us

for love itself lives onCherished memories never fade because one loved is gone

Those we love can never be more than

a thought apartFor as long as there

is a memory they live on in our heart

Love always Gerry and family

In Memoriam

DRYCLEANINGPlease note that ALL

drycleaning or laundry that has been here for 6 months or more will be donated to

charity if not collected by the 28th February, 2014.

This is the first publication of this notice.

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Self-contained getaway on 2,157m2 section with 29m2 skyline garage, flush toilet, septic, solar power, Driveway. Holiday now, build later!$135,000

Unique 3ha waterfront property with stunning water views. Mix of grazing & native bush. Easy contour. Use of boat ramp.$250,000

1 Emay Cresent, Pahi55 Puriri Glade

On approx 1705m2 section. Charming 3 bdrm bungalow, most of the hard work is completed. Minutes drive to Pahi wharf.$325,000

5.37ha (approx) 2km from Maungaturoto township. 4 bdrm, ensuite, large covered deck, 3 bay shed. Small orchard. Limestone quarry.$410,000

7 Blakey Road182 Hurndall Street

Great starter home. 2 bedroom, double garage, fruit trees, flat section located in a cul-de-sac. Tenanted. Approx 2km from Maungaturoto.$179,000

4 bdrm home. Great project for the handyman. Walk to shops, schools, cafe and park. Approx 45min drive to Whangarei. Great buying at$180,000

Lot 1, 41 Jumna RoadLot 2, 17 Jumna Road

4.0854ha in quiet subdivision. Only minutes from Maungaturoto township. This is an attractive lot with great site overlooking farm land.$169,000

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Your Tinopai Seaside Selection…

28 Sandy Beach RoadVery tidy beach house with large shed, great views off deck, short walk to beach. This is your best value here!$220,000

30 Ngatoto RoadRetro bach on 1017m2 site, 2 bdrm, 2 sleepouts plus caravan, sleeps 15. Easy flat section. Includes most furniture.$159,000 – not a misprint!

More Tinopai Seaside Choices…

162B Komiti Road3 bedroom beach bach opposite boat ramp & wharf! Renovated half site. Furnished + extras.$269,000

130 Komiti Road3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, fantastic outdoor living, boat shed, orchard, wide water views.$375,000

Ambergris Place30 Norton St, Te Kopuru

801m2 section at Baylys Beach with sea views. Phone, power & water at boundary. Walking distance to shop, café, beach. Land bank today.$169,000

100 year old 4 bdrm character villa. Combined living area & separate lounge. Elevated fully fenced section, close to school with views of the Northern Wairoa River.

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39 Jellicoe Road, Ruawai

Double section views of Maungaraho and Northern Wairoa. No exit street. Elevated 1980s house with 3 bedrooms. Needs a little TLC.$159,000

1.4ha lifestyle located in Ruawai. Fully fenced with both town and tank water and including farm buildings. A single bedroom cottage with deck.

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83 Bee Bush Road26 Cobham Avenue

Large north facing 6 bedroom home on 1 acre of land. Double garage plus separate single. Nice rural outlook, separate lounge, 2 bathrooms. 12km to town.

Elevated home on quiet street with great rural/town views. 3 bedroom plus large 4th of family room. Modern throughout. Enquire today.

Colville Road71A Logan Street

Exclusive 3770m2 section located on private road. Elevated site with potential views over town and river. Fully fenced.

Tidy 2 bedroom house on flat easy care section. Sunny covered deck, open plan living. Walking distance to town. Great first home or investment opportunity.

SH12, Aranga

35mins north of Dargaville on seal, relocated weatherboard 3 bdrm home, galley kitchen. 2 water tanks, electric fencing and raced 7.0792ha (approx).$300,000

68 Ranfurly Street20 Tirarau Street

Spacious 3 bedroom home on 2570m2 elevated section. Open plan living 2 bathrooms plus 3 car garaging. Great views over town. Privacy here is a bonus.

Centrally located 3 bedroom home on flat 1012m2 section. Large lounge with combined kitchen, dining. 6x8m double garage plus a carport. Invest now.

View Rd, Maungaturoto24 Whaka Rd, Maungaturoto

Elevated section, flat building site. Great rural views & short distance to all amenities. Just waiting for your new build.

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Great family home or investment. Currently tenanted, large spacious living, internal access garage.

$265,000

502 Scottys Camp Road

Close to Baylys Beach, 12 mins to Dargaville. 8377m2 of land, small acreage with 2 bedroom cottage, built early 2000 with open plan living & decks. Land in this is area is very desirable.

$228,000

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21 Te Wairoa Lane, Tinopai

• Absolutely a cliff-top stunner! • 8520m2 to design your dream home on. • Private access to beach. • 10 mins from Matakohe.

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65 Parore Street

Spacious 3 bedroom home, regibbed, rewired, reroofed in an elevated part of town. Close to all schools, 6x10 garage plus single. Great back yard.

$249,000

3 1 2 Valley Road, Kaiwaka

Views for miles, main house 3 bedrooms, solar panels. 2x unpermitted cabins giving loads of extra space. Set on 10 acres, at the end of a quiet road, handy to Mangawhai, Kaiwaka and Wellsford. Grazing for the animals. Must see to appreciate.

$385,000

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58 Montgomery Avenue

3 bedroom home in good street. Excellent indoor outdoor flow. Private deck / BBQ area. Sunny open plan living. Modern kitchen. Close to senior schools. Secure back yard.

$179,000

3 1 1 38 Awakino Road

• Character 1910 brick bungalow. • Original panelling, high stud & plaster ceilings. • Spacious open plan living/dining.

Open Home Thursday 23 January 11.30–12.30pm$229,000

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14 Portland Terrace

3 bedroom home. Massive deck. Quiet cul-de-sac handy to town centre. 2 lounges. Near new kitchen. 2 bathrooms. Lots of Storage. Fully fenced.

$299,000

3 2 1 16 Awakino Road

Tudor Style Townhouse…Large open plan living space. Three double bedrooms. Toilet separate from the bathroom. Enclosed carport. Garden shed. Close to shops.

$249,000

3 1 1

43 Devich Road, Mangawhai

This property offers a 1000m2 poly house, in full production. Private & peaceful. Gorgeous 3 bedroom family home with spectacular stunning views over Mangawhai. Financial records on request. Vendor would consider partial swap.

3 1 1

Dairy Farm – Mitatai

Dairy unit, 62.1633ha (153 acres) 21km from Dargaville on the seal. Currently milking 190 cows (not included). 16ASh shed, implement shed, calf shed, good water supply, well raced (no shares included). 4 bedroom home. Great starter farm.Registered valuation available on request.$975,000 +GST IF ANY

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