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Four young Beachlands-Maraetai dancers are getting the opportunity to perform alongside the elite Highland Dance Company of New Zealand in its production, Journey of the Celts.

This is a two hour stage show at Papakura’s Hawkins Theatre on April 10 and 11 and is a con-temporary dance narrative of the history of the Scots, and their arrival in New Zealand

Alongside 16 of New Zealand’s best highland dancers will be 80 young Auckland dancers from as young as six. And among them will be locals Ella Deane, Aimee Kelly-Neville, Laina Chris-tensen and Caitlin Brown who are all members of Kate Deane’s dance school.

Kate is a Beachlands resident and a Year 2 teacher at Maraetai Beach School where her dance classes are held. She has 30 children learning high-land dancing, ranging from age 5 to 13.

Kate has been highland dancing all her life. She says in New Zealand it’s most popular in the South Island, particularly Blenheim. It’s also popular on the North Shore but Kate is the only person teach-ing highland dance in this district.

“When my two girls got to the age when they were ready to start dancing I set up a dance school. Highland dancing involves hard work and lots of practice! It includes highland fling and sword dancing,” says Kate.

“Lots of kids I teach do it just for fun, so they don’t have the kilts. They just come along for les-sons, learn some of the traditional dances and have a great time. But we had a group last year who wanted to compete and do the exams, so that’s where we are tracking. They will do their second lot of exams in May.”

Kate’s four young dancers had to audition to be part of Journey of the Celts, which was a huge hit last year in the South Island so is now being brought to the North Island.

“The best thing is these young dancers get to be a part of it,” says Kate. Local Scottish dancers Ella Deane, Aimee Kelly-Neville, Laina Chris-

tensen and Caitlin Brown will be taking part in Journey of the Celts.

Start of journey for highland dancers

A wish list of roading projects for the Pohutukawa Coast and Clevedon district has been submitted to Auckland Council.

A number of suggested roading projects for the district are part of the Franklin Local Board’s submission on the Auckland Coun-cil Draft Regional Transport Plan for 2015-25.

These projects include:• An investigation into transport requirements in the new Clev-

edon Plan Change which will result in a big increase in the size of the village. Widening Ryburns Bridge at the southern entrance to the village is one example.

• Road safety improvements for North Rd and Whitford Marae-

tai Rd which will be needed to accommodate projected population growth. This investigation should include Whitford Village.

• A plan for preventing erosion on the Maraetai Coast Rd.• A roundabout at the Whitford Maraetai Rd - Jack Lachlan Dr

intersection to provide for growth in traffic volumes. The Board sees this as urgent and is asking for this project to be brought for-ward to at least 2016-17.

• The Board wants an investigation into a possible connection between the proposed extension of the Hauraki Cycle Trail to Kai-aua and a new cycle trail along the Pohutukawa Coast.

Board submits roading wish list

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I thought Stan Boswell was being a bit hard on our lo-cal Member of Parliament in his letter to the PC Times last week.

Stan accused Andrew Bayly of being very good at out-lining the problem of school children standing on buses, but not very good at doing anything about it.

To be fair to Andrew Bayly, he has asked for parents to give him some detailed research to establish the extent of the problem – which buses have children standing in the aisles, which do not, and any other problems on the journey between here and Howick schools.

I do see where he is coming from. Over the years I have heard many anecdotal stories about school buses, alleged overcrowding and so on. Yet it is very hard to get anyone to pin down exactly which buses, what times, what days, what happened etc. So getting the facts seems a good place to start.

But the sentiments expressed by Stan in his letter are spot on. This is an issue that has gone on for far too long and needs to be sorted out once and for all.

For most of the 19 years we have owned this newspa-per we have been reporting on the worries parents have about their school children having to stand in the aisles on the open road between here and Howick. Various par-ents, and parent groups, have come and gone over the years in their attempts to get something done. Yet noth-ing has changed.

I recall interviewing Cabinet Minister Wyatt Creech on this issue. He was in the National Government before the last Labour Government – that’s how long it has been going on for!

And we are not alone. Parents all over New Zealand have the same concerns.

For example, in February The Southland Times report-ed on a Bluff woman who was raising the exact same is-sue. The Ministry of Transport gave her this reply: “Al-though having passengers stand is not ideal for comfort, the Ministry of Transport believes it does not pose a seri-ous safety risk, and so is not planning any change to the current land transport rules that would prohibit school

buses from carrying standing passengers.” Bollocks.Of course it’s a safety issue. I googled some videos from

Britain showing what happens when a bus crashes when no-one is wearing seat belts. The internet safety software on my computer wouldn’t let me open the videos, so I’m guessing they are not pretty to look at.

I would suggest there are two things Andrew Bayly could do:

1. Introduce a Private Member’s Bill to Parliament that would make it illegal to have children (or anyone, for that matter) standing on buses travelling at open road speeds; and preferably make it compulsory for buses travelling at open road speeds to have seat belts fitted to every seat. Yes, it is a Bill that may never get selected in the ballot, but you never know...

2. Andrew should make it his Number One mission in life to force the Ministry of Education to start the process of getting a secondary school for this district that can cater for children from Whitford, Beachlands, Maraetai and Clevedon. Even if Andrew were to achieve nothing else in his time as MP, that would be a legacy he could look back on with pride.

Solving the long-standing bus standing issue

Aucklanders are great recyclers, sending over 100,000 tonnes of recyclable materials to be made into new products every year. Despite this, we can do more.

We still send over 1 million tonnes of waste to landfill every year, 65% of this could be recycled, composted, or processed rather than going into landfill.

The plan is to make our waste services consistent across the region through a Resource Recovery Net-work, improving the inorganic material and rubbish collection, and introducing food waste collection.

Residents across Auckland will experience differ-ent levels of change in their waste services, depend-ing on their current services and payment options.

In Franklin, most residents have weekly user-pays rubbish bag collection, fortnightly recycling bin collection and drop-off days for inorganic waste. A new waste plan, as proposed in the Long Term Plan, should be implemented by 2019.

Under this plan, Franklin residents (which in-cludes this district) should receive:

• Annual booked inorganic collection service. In-organic waste, collected from within the property boundary, can include old furniture, appliances, bikes, and carpets. This waste should be reusable and recoverable when collected, and not need to be sent to landfill.

• Weekly food waste collection in small bins for

urban areas. Food waste is food scraps, leftovers, and expired food, as well as tea and coffee grounds. Reducing the amount of food you buy and compost-ing your leftovers are two easy ways to reduce the amount of food waste you send to landfill. This new food waste collection service in the urban areas of Franklin makes it easier to reduce landfill.

• Enhanced recycling collection. The existing services will be made available to all Franklin resi-dents, with a choice of bin size depending on your family size.

• Pay-as-you-throw rubbish collection system. This system already exists in parts of Franklin with the stickers for rubbish bags. In the next few years this service will transition from bags to bins in most urban areas.

The Resource Recovery Network will be an ef-fective way of minimising rubbish going to landfill and create economic opportunities.

This network of families and organisations will receive waste materials that can be reused, refur-bished, or recycled.

One such facility – a community recycling centre – has been opened in Waiuku. This is the just the start of the Network.

The intention is to have facilities across Auckland, operated by organisations and trading materials. The initial plan is for the council to support the es-tablishment of 12 Community Recycling Centres over the next 10 years.

Getting Auckland’s waste sorted is not an easy task but if we do it together, we can minimise waste, save money, generate economic opportunity, con-serve resources and achieve zero waste to landfill.

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The eastern end of Third View Ave, Beachlands, is to get a facelift.

This is so it can cope with through traffic from Spinnaker Bay once the new road con-nection is completed.

The work will be from the Shelly Bay Rd roundabout to the new

road connection.The proposed works

are:• new kerb/channel on

the north and south side of Third View Ave

• a new footpath on the south side only (next to the kerb line)

• modification to prop-erty vehicle crossings to match new kerb levels

• storm water pipes• two new retain-

ing walls outside three properties to make room for the footpath

• relocation of three power poles

• vegetation removal, tree pruning and new street lighting.

Property owners on the section of Third View Ave affected by the work have been in-formed and invited to provide feedback on what is proposed.

Upgrade for east end of Third View Ave

Aucklanders can con-tinue to use their older wood-burners and open fires this winter.

Last month Auckland Council welcomed a recommendation from the Parliamentary Com-missioner for the Envi-ronment to review air quality regulations due to recent scientific ad-vances. This includes the need to measure smaller particulate matter in the air that is more harmful to human health in the long-term.

The Council is look-ing forward to a re-sponse from the Minis-ter for the Environment on when this review may occur.

Calum Penrose, Chair of the Regulatory & Bylaws Committee, says: “Until we can give Aucklanders cer-tainty on air quality regulations and what it may mean for domestic fires, council will en-courage people to use clean sources of home heating, including burn-ing clean wood.

“The council’s restric-tions on the burning of rubbish, wet wood, ta-nalised timber and high sulphur coal remain in effect. These have been in place since 2008 and have contributed to the steady improvement of the quality of Auck-land’s air.”

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By Teri DoranMaraetai Beach

School has a new man at the helm, and he is determined to steer the school in the right di-rection.

Pupils and staff wel-comed Mark Keenan at the start of the year, and already he feels at home.

“Absolutely love it; it’s a wonderful com-munity, really support-ive, with great kids and passionate hard work-ing staff,” says Mark.

“I’m really enjoying being part of the com-munity. It’s such a love-ly location.”

Since taking over the top job the former dep-uty principal of Cockle Bay School is already making changes.

The school recently unveiled its new core values under his direc-tion, asserting excel-lence, resilience, integ-rity and respect at the heart of their ideals.

“First of all I want a school with high achievement,” says Mark.

“The focus is on kids and their learning, and that’s where it needs to be.

“It’s [the curriculum] about high quality lit-eracy and numeracy programmes, but also developing the whole child, and our key core values tie in nicely with that.

“Our school principles are set around student achievement, quality relationships, and per-sonal excellence, and that sits really well with me.”

Mark comes with high credentials and interna-tional experience.

Howick born, and schooled in East Auck-land, he spent time teaching in London.

With a real zeal for student learning, qual-ity and excellence are high on his agenda.

“I want to see every kid achieve to their po-tential, and I want eve-ry teacher to achieve to their potential.

“I have extremely high standards. I bring

a passion for education and an enthusiasm for learning.

“My number one goal is to have kids running to school in the morn-ing. I want them to be so excited about learn-ing, and have such an engaging curriculum, they want to be running to school.

“Maraetai is about a meeting place by the sea, and I want this to be a place where peo-ple feel welcome. It’s about creating a sense of family, and that’s a feeling you get here at the school.”

“I want to be a school of first choice. I want parents in the area to choose to have their children here. “

Mark wants to build on the strong focus on sports, music, cul-ture and the arts at the school.

Already sporting a mountain biking club,

running club, have-a-go sailing days, and established rugby and cricket teams, he wants children at the school to continue to have a well-rounded education.

“It’s about providing children with a wide range of opportunities.

“Being able to engage children in their learn-ing is really important.

“For a school our size being able to pro-vide a music specialist, an art specialist and a dance specialist, as well as having clubs like a science club ran by a science specialist, is something I want to see grow.”

The school is current-ly undergoing devel-opments including in-creasing broadband and wireless capabilities in the classrooms.

“We are upgrading the senior playground and also modernising some of our classrooms to

come in line with mod-ern learning environ-ments, which for me is really exciting.

“Where do we want to be in five years’ time?

“I want students to be the best they can pos-sibly be, and make sure they’re set up for suc-cess going onto high

school. “We’re looking to the

future and were look-ing to build a school that is focussed on high achievement, quality relationships and excel-lence. And as a staff, we are going to work ex-tremely hard to achieve these goals.”

New principal aims to have children ‘the best they can be’

New Maraetai Beach School principal Mark Keenan with students (back row from left) Christian Timu, Nikita Allen, Ella Deane, Isabella Herd, Ben Hew, Henry Lee, and Poppy Van Rensberg.

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An alleged stolen vehicle was dumped and set alight in Trig Rd in Whitford on Easter Monday evening.

The arson was attended by the Beachlands volun-teer fire brigade, ambulance and police.

“At first it had been called in as a motor vehicle accident so all services turned out,” says fire chief Shane Rutherford.

“When we arrived we found it was allegedly a stolen vehicle – a Nissan Primera stationwagon - that had been deliberately set on fire and was well

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about 10 minutes to ex-tinguish the blaze.

The last reported lo-cal vehicle arson was in Clifton Rd, Whitford last summer.

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It’s a question that gets asked a lot: what’s the difference between a resource consent and a building consent?

Every building project must comply with the Resource Management Act (RMA), which protects the environment; and the Building Act and Building Code, which make sure buildings are structurally sound and meet required standards of health and safety.

Finding out whether you need a resource consent comes first.

If your activity is permitted under the relevant rules, you may proceed with the work. If not, you will require a resource consent as formal approval that any environmental effects of your project are well managed and meet the aims of the RMA.

You will need to provide an assessment of environmental effects.

“Usually the process involves only council staff, but sometimes the council will require the project to be notified to neighbours or other interested parties, leading to a possible hearing of objections or support before independent hearings commissioners,” says Councillor Linda Cooper, chair of the Auckland Council’s hearings committee.

Building consents:Most building work requires a building consent.

It covers the construction, alteration, demolition and maintenance of new and existing buildings. If a consent is required, construction will be inspected by the council at key stages to ensure work meets the required standard.

“Both resource consent and building consent applications can be processed within 20 working days, but resource consents are often complex and can take longer.

“The work you or your specialist advisers do in preparing applications will save time, money and worry,” says Linda Cooper.

“Incomplete applications are the main cause of

delays.”At the end of the project, if you’ve met all the

requirements, your building will receive a Code Compliance Certificate (CCC).

This means all the work complies with the building code. A CCC is a valuable asset, particularly for insurance purposes and when you want to sell your property.

“Confirmation a building has a CCC is often the first thing a prospective buyer will seek as assurance any building work has been done to appropriate standards,” says Linda.

The council can advise you at the start of your project and you can find detailed information at www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

Rules around what you can build and where, are currently being reviewed under the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan. This will replace the district and regional plans of eight councils that were amalgamated into one Auckland Council. These rules are still in force.

“Submissions on the proposed Unitary Plan are being heard by a government-appointed independent hearings panel. The plan is not likely to come into effect until 2016, after which there will be one set of regulatory rules for all Auckland.”

“This will speed the development process, reduce costs and give certainty on what can be done where, whether it’s a major housing development or a home owner’s renovation project,” says Linda.

If you’re looking for design ideas or more information on the building process, visit the council’s recently updated Auckland Design Manual for some ideas, www. aucklanddesignmanual.co.nz

Before you start work:1. Confirm whether you will need a resource

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Here’s a huge house on a big section but with all the modern styling, features, attention to design and detail that we’ve come to expect with the new Beachlands subdivisions.

It’s two storeys with five bedrooms, all of them big. There’s a spacious downstairs living area and an even bigger upstairs entertainment room. Outside there’s a swimming pool and adjacent entertaining area.

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The main feature upstairs is the entertainment room with bar. Once again there are floor to ceiling glass windows and stacker doors leading out to a tiled deck with clear glass balustrade.

The views are magnificent, looking across Spinnaker Bay to Waiheke Island. To the left is a great view of Rangitoto Island. The sun just pours in. The deck also has a steel circular stairway leading down to the drive.

The wide aggregate driveway to one side of the property provides easy vehicle access to the internal garage with plenty of parking. A block retaining wall divides it from the raised lawn area at the back while a wide flight of steps leads up to probably the largest outdoor entertaining area I’ve yet seen.

This includes a swimming pool and extensive concrete tiled area with heaps of room for a sizeable party or leisurely outdoor dining. There’s also a food preparation area. It’s all fully fenced and child safe.

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FRIDAY APRIL 10: St Mark’s Anglican Church, 104 Maraetai Drive: Sing along to your favourite old songs from the 1940’s - 1970’s, when songs were still sing-able! 2pm - 3.30-ish pm with Afternoon Tea; $2 dona-tion. All welcome. Need transport? Call Christine 530 8601.

SATURDAY APRIL 11: 7:30pm at Clevedon Presbyte-rian Church, a fundraising concert, filled with excep-tional talent will be held to raise funds and aware-ness for Homes of Hope, a charity based in Tauranga which puts abused and neglected children into safe, stable homes. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased by contacting either Helen Jarrett (021 259 9367 or jennifer.jarrett77@gmail.com), Lori Hill (021 798 855), at the Clevedon Presbyterian office ( 09 2928 061) or at the door on the night.

SATURDAY APRIL 11: Holden HQ muster at Clevedon School from 10am to 1pm. First held in NZ! Come

WHAT’S ONalong and see this classic Aussie marque. Fundraiser for the school.SATURDAY APRIL 11: “Beachlands Mini Market & Car Boot” at the Beachlands Chartered Club 9am-12noon. Bring the family along for a fun morning with a variety of stalls + Sausage Sizzle, Quick Fire Raffles and Country Music.Collect up your unwanted items and have a Car Boot for $10 or have Stall for $20 and promote your business.Phone/Text Sheryl 536 6947 or 027 806 9519 to book. SATURDAY APRIL 11: Hunua Village Market Day. Using the Hunua Hall, and the Hunua Village Green, 10am to 2pm. This market day celebrates local people. Stalls offer fresh and local produce, gifts, goodies. Fundrais-ing raffle to continue Hunua’s civil defence response programme (so far, funds for emergency first aid kits for the three schools – Hunua, Ararimu, Paparimu) with gift hamper, lunch at John Hill Estate Winery, and Hunua General Store shopping voucher. Get your car washed while you grab a coffee. SUNDAY APRIL 12: Christian Teaching at Beachlands Memorial Hall, 7pm. If you are seeking the Christian teaching and fellowship you read of in the bible, come along and hear J Wood and A Seager. WEDNESDAY APRIL 15: Easter Treasure Hunt – Omana Regional Park. Meet at Ranger station at Omana be-tween 9 and 9.30 to pick up your map and head off to see how you do. For families with children at least 5 years old or over. Take a snack and water bottle as you will be going for about 2 -3 hours . No dogs please. No chocolate involved in this hunt but a lot of fun and possibly some other food. Just turn up or if you want more details ring Mags Ramsey on 536 7012WEDNESDAY APRIL 15: And every Wednesday Maraetai Beach Indoor Bowling Club, Maraetai Hall at 7.15pmTHURSDAY APRIL 16: And every Thursday Social Bad-minton in the Clevedon Hall from 7.30 until 9pm. Dou-bles and with 2 courts – plenty of games in an evening. All welcome – it doesn’t matter if you haven’t played since your school days and plenty of racquets to bor-row. Only $2 for the evening . Just turn up or phone Tony on 536 6881 or Mags on 022 306 8093

FRIDAY APRIL 17: Anzac history display in the Beach-lands Hall from 10am till late afternoon. Also Saturday from 10am to 3pm.April . SATURDAY APRIL 18: Beachlands Chartered Club 2015 Fishing Contest. Entry $10 for Under 16s, $25 for 16 and over. Fishing from 5am with weigh-in 1-4pm at the club. Proceeds to Beachlands Volunteer Fire Brigade

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Tickets available:

PROSPECT OF HOWICK

In association with Bosuns Bar Fishing Club& The Big Fish Bait & Tackle Co. Pakuranga

$4,500 worth of PRIZES!Includes $1000 cash for Mystery Weight Snapper

Also featuring a Kids’ Fishing Contest!

• Prospect of Howick Hotel Ph: 534-3199• The Big Fish, 141A Cascades Rd Ph: 576-2764ENTRY FEE: $25 per line (Early Bird) Normally $30 after 5th April

FISHING TIMES: 4am - 4pm WEIGH-IN: 4pm - 5pm Close

FISH SPECIES: Snapper, Kingfish, Kahawai, Trevally, John Dory

FREE BBQ AFTER WEIGH IN. FISH WILL BE AUCTIONED FOR CHARITY

FISHING COMPETITION

HOWICK

Carrying the Easter Cross

Noel Goundar of the Pohutukawa Coast Anglican Church carries the cross at the head of the annual combined churches walk down Wakelin Rd, Beachlands, to remember the death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday some 2000 years ago. Members of the local Anglican, Presbyterian and Baptist churches took part in the walk from St Hilda’s Church to the Baptist Church in Third View Ave, with a brief service at each location.

This column is for free or low cost for community events.

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Beachlands 09 536 4990Clevedon 09 292 8348Whitford 09 530 8292www.barfoot.co.nz

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Jill Franklin

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Clevedon 09 292 8348

If location is important, you can’t get any better than this. Bordering the walking tracks to Totara Park and the Botanical Gardens,

these unique sections have stunning bush and wide rural views.Only five available so bring your Architect and

together design the home of your dreams.There is one extra site with an existing four bedroom spacious Villa (go to

www.barfoot.co.nz/541692)Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity.

OPEN HOME MaraetaiPRICED TO MOVE

This 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home with an office, good size internal garage, fruit trees, lawns, sunny courtyard garden and bush element is completely liveable, with great bones and full of potential. If you are looking to get into the market, this much-loved family home of several decades is one not to look past. Get in quick, bring your creative vision goggles and see the potential. At this price, it’s not going to last long.

Nicolette HaleM 027 702 9157 E n.hale@barfoot.co.nz Beachlands 09 536 4990

Ian BoswellM 027 285 9314 A/H 09 530 8403 E i.boswell@barfoot.co.nz Beachlands 09 536 4990

For Sale: $609,000View: SAT/SUN 4:00 - 4:30am 26 Rewa Roadwww.barfoot.co.nz/537710

OPEN HOME MaraetaiSECTION IN THE $200s?

If you find another site priced close to this one buy it! 28 Rewa Road is over 800 metres of beautiful Maraetai land. This section is your chance! That is, if you are on a budget and would prefer a new build. No covenants and a quiet location are bonuses as well. Have a quick stroll over the site and make a plan! Options on this site many, call your builder, call the bank, however there is only one available so make us your first call!

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For Sale: $280,000View: SAT/SUN 4:00 - 4:30pm 28 Rewa Roadwww.barfoot.co.nz/537712

NEW LISTING

Beachlands7 Shelly Bay RoadImpressive 320m² brick house with fantastic sea views, a massive back garden and a great big guest wing! It’s had a few renovations with a beautiful kitchen, 2 bathrooms plus ensuite, separate laundry, and 3/4 living areas in all.

Mark Van EttenM 027 523 2245P 09 536 7284Beachlands 09 536 4990

Ian BoswellM 027 285 9314A/H 09 530 8403Beachlands 09 536 4990

For Sale: $1,050,000View: SAT/SUN 11:00 - 11:30amwww.barfoot.co.nz/541184

AUCTION

Beachlands29 Cherrie RoadThis lovely property may just steal your heart. The stunning setting laid out over a sunny quarter acre is a captivating mix of lawns, native bush and meandering pathway gardens. Quaint, playful and full of interest, this home is loved all year long.

Mark Van EttenM 027 523 2245P 09 536 7284Beachlands 09 536 4990

Ian BoswellM 027 285 9314A/H 09 530 8403Beachlands 09 536 4990

Auction: 12:00pm 28 Apr 2015 at Conference Centre, Manukau Sports Bowl (unless sold prior)View: SAT/SUN 12:00 - 12:30pmwww.barfoot.co.nz/541986

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Beachlands Chartered Club2015 Fishing Contest, Saturday 18th April 2015

OVER $6000 IN PRIZESEntry – under 16 $10 16+ $25

Start Fishing – 5am

Weigh in – 1pm till 4pm at the Beachlands Club

* $1000 CASH Average Snapper

* Prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd

* Snapper – Trevally – Kahawai

* Average Weight Snapper

* Heaviest Kingfish

* Heaviest John Dory

* Free Biggest Sprat Competition, 12 & under, must be a sprat

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By Teri DoranWin one, lose one,

sums up Beachlands Maraetai Association Football Club’s double header of two games in three days over Easter Weekend.

A jubilant senior men’s soccer team celebrated

their second consecu-tive win in their league campaign after thumping West Auckland 5-1 on Saturday.

However, 48 hours lat-er the Blues were licking their wounds after going down 4-1 against Uni-mount Bohemian Celtic.

BMAFC cruised when they took on West Auck-land at Te Puru on Satur-day, going 3-0 up within the first 20 minutes.

Bryce Henney opened the scoring after five minutes. Aaron Parry doubled the lead five minutes later and an own goal took the tally to three.

In the closing seconds of the first-half BMAFC cemented their lead when Szopa hammered the ball across the face of the goal for Conor Barton to tap in number four.

The goal fest continued into the second-half. As

the ball bounced around inside a crowded West Auckland penalty area Brody Cleave knocked it over the line to make it 5-0.

In the last minute of the game the visitors managed to restore some dignity when a free-kick was awarded and West Auckland’s Dan Whit-ing sent the ball over the defenders’ wall and into the net.

Travel l ing to Bil l McKin lay Park on Monday saw a reversal of fortunes as BMAFC suffered at the hands of Unimount Bohemian Celtic.

The home side took

the lead after 15 minutes and on the half-hour mark they doubled the tally.

With five minutes left of the first-half it was game on when BMAFC pulled one back from a trademark Ants Scho-maker free-kick just out-side the box.

In the second half Uni-mount were awarded a penalty after Eric Schlaffer was booked for a tackle, and they wasted no time convert-ing the opportunity to extend their lead.

The home side secured the three points when a long ball dropped to their last man in the fi-

nal third. Despite being tracked by two defend-ers, the striker spotted BMAFC’s keeper off his line and popped a clever ball over him into the open goal.

Coach Paul Stephens says the loss was disap-pointing after a ‘positive start’ to the season.

Stephens says the per-formance against West Auckland is what they have been aiming for.

“What pleased me most [against West Auckland] was the way the players stuck to the patterns and structures we’ve been working on. When we do that well everything flows for us and we can

Win one, lose one for Beachlands men’s soccer

BMAFC’s Conor Barton (right) protects the ball against West Auckland. Photo: Claude Therond

This could start at Maraetai and extend through Clevedon, Kawakawa Bay, Orere Pt and along the coast road.

The Board is suggesting funding could come from the Government’s budget for the national cycleway. The cycle trail could include a number of regional parks, in a similar manner to the Te Ara Moana

dominate games.He says the defeat

against Unimount was vexing, but tired players after two games in quick succession was a factor.

“An extremely disap-pointing and frustrat-ing result following our good performances in the opening two games.

“I felt the extra rest day afforded to Unimount by AFF between the long weekend fixtures definitely assisted them in getting the stronger start to the game, and they were able to get 2-0 up early on.

“Late in the first-half I felt we dominated pro-ceedings.”

Kayak trail.In its general comments on the draft transport plan,

the Board says the plan is too “city-centric” with not enough “delivery of projects for the fringes.”

It also wants a stronger emphasis on safety on ru-ral roads espcially for cyclists, pedestrians, horse riders and other non vehicle users.

And the Board “strongly supports” an investiga-tion into a light rail/tram system for the inner city.

• FROM PAGE 1

Board says transport plan ‘too city-centric’

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www.clevedonpresy.co.nz

what’s on ?sunday services

Traditional Service – 9.30amFamily Service– 11.00am(with Kidz Club & OK Club Yr 7/8)

also Kawakawa Bay - 9.30am

friday youth JCYG (Years 7/8) - 3.30pm (4.30pm start)-6.00pm

CYG (Yr 9-13) - 7.30-10.00pm

FREE PAARK

RANGER WALKSS

EXPLORE THE OTUATAUA STONEFIELDS

Tuesday 14 April 2015, 9.30am –12 noonFree guided walk with a local Māori historian and park ranger through the fascinating Otuataua Stonefields Historic Reserve. This reserve is a cultural, archaeological and natural treasure for all. Average level of fitness and mobility required.Bookings essential (spaces limited).Location: 56 Ihumatao Quarry Road, Mangere. Meet at the main car park.

Make a booking: phone 09 301 0101 or email enquiry@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

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Franklin Local Boardmeeting April 2015

A meeting of the Franklin Local Boardwill be held at 9.30am on Tuesday 21April 2015 in the Local BoardChambers, Pukekohe Service Centre, 82Manukau Road, Pukekohe.

Find out more: phone 09 301 0101or visit aucklandcouncil.govt.nz

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The Rotary Club of Pohutukawa Coast Inc

Are you a local 20 to 28 years of age?

Do you want to develop your leadership skills in an event that

may change your life?Run successfully for over 20 years, RYLA is a Rotary “New Generations” service project. It com-prises a week long live-in seminar and experience for young men and women between the ages of 20 and 28 who already exhibit leadership potential end enhance their understanding of themselves and others and thus be better equipped to serve their community, country and place of work.RYLA is an intensive course that includes a panel of high-profi le guest speakers (commercial value over $40,000).

For more information please refer to our website at www.ryla.co.nz

RYLA will take place 27 June – 4 July 2015 at the Willow Park Convention Centre Eastern

Beach.Applications need to be sent to:

b.brooke@xtra.co.nz by the 21st of April 2015

We will reply to your applications as soon as we can. You will be required to participate in an inter-view.

For more info please feel free to contact Brian at 0274 796 453

Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Parish

Beachlands Hall, 49 Wakelin Road

Welcomes you to Mass at 5pm

Saturday • Children’s Liturgy and

• Sacramental programmes• Returning or New Catholics programme

WEEKEND WAIHEKEEXPRESS PASSENGERSERVICE WINDS DOWN

FOR WINTER

After a successful inaugural summer service, our Waiheke Express service winds down its regular scheduled weekend services for the winter period from Monday 6 April 2015

From the team at SeaLink

www.sealink.co.nzPhone (09) 300 5900

IF YOU ARE SEEKING THE CHRISTIAN TEACHING

AND FELLOWSHIP YOU READ OF IN THE BIBLEThen we invite you to a series of services being

held in the Beachlands Memorial Hall, Wakelin Road

Sunday at 7pmMessages from the Bible only.

Services are free and without obligationSpeakers: J Wood and A Seager

Wartime theme for grandparents day

Three Generations: Sofie Keane with her grandmother Ricki and great-grandmother Estelle Dorothy Appleton.

Josh Walesby skippering HMS Te Puru at the Manukau Zone Scouts Raft Race. Photo: Lisa Marie

By Teri DoranBeachlands School

s tudents celebrated their grandparents last Thursday with a wartime themed concert and pic-nic lunch.

There was standing room only as more than 300 grandparents packed into the school’s assembly hall for the performance.

This year’s theme for the annual Grandparents Day event was chosen to

pay musical homage to the upcoming centenary of the Anzac Day land-ings on the Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915.

In a strange coinci-dence, for the second year in a row there was a power outage in the area minutes before the show started.

However, organisers pulled out all the stops to ensure the performance went off without a hitch.

Students entertained a delighted audience with familiar songs from the World War 1 era includ-ing It’s a Long Way to Tipperary and Pack up your Troubles.

Year 7 pupil Sofie Keane enjoyed the day with her grandmother, Ricki Keane, and great-grandmother, Estelle Appleton, known by her middle name, Dorothy.

Dorothy, 94, says al-

though not old enough to have lived through the First World War, the songs bring back memo-ries of times gone by.

“It was lovely to hear all the old songs, and of course, I was singing along.”

Daughter Ricki, whose own children are former pupils at the school, says Grandparents Day is something her family looks forward to.

“We come every year, we just love it.

“Four of my children were at Beachlands

School, and now my grandchildren are here. We always love Grand-parents Day, and the kids enjoy it too. This year was great again.”

Af te r the concer t grandparents joined their grandchildren in the class room before being treated to a Kapa Haka performance whilst en-joying a sunny picnic in the school grounds.

Afterwards, it was time to pack-up and stroll home as the kids looked forward to a two week school holiday.

On March 29, after a frustrating delay due to Cyclone Pam, the Scout Section of the Te Puru Sea Scout Group finally got to try out the three rafts they had made for their entry into the annual Manukau Zone Scouts Raft Race.

Over the previous weeks the Scouts had assembled a pile of raft making materi-als including plastic drums and barrels, old fridge bodies, ladders and bamboo poles. Raft construction was used by the Leaders to teach knot tying, lashing and to discuss raft design and stability. In years gone by manuka poles were a popular item for making rafts and other pioneering activities, but these are now almost impossible to get.

Scout Groups from all over the Manukau Scout Zone took part, and the race was hotly contested. Te Puru Sea Scout rafts secured second and third place. The winners were the Cockle Bay Scout Group, but given that the race was held at Cockle Bay, it could be said that they had the home ground advantage.

There were also raft races for the Cub Section, and after leading around the second mark, the Te Puru Cubs achieved a creditable third place.

The sky was blue, the water was warm, and everyone who participated agreed that they had a great time and that they would be keen to have another go next year.

– By Ben Everts

Te Puru Scouts tackle zone raft race

10 POHUTUKAWA COAST TIMES (April 10th 2015)

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FERTILISER: Chicken manure fertiliser supplied, carted and spread. Also lime spreading. Ph: Neil 021 724 327/ 299 6486SHAVINGS: In wool- sacks - sawdust also available. Ideal for horse stables and calf pens. Ph: Ph: Neil 021 724 327 or 299 6486.

BUYING/SELLING

PERSONAL TRAINER: Enhance your health & fi tness and get motivated at Envision Personal Train-ing Studio. 1-on-1 and pairs sessions for all ages. Ph: Garyth: 021 2991 482

WOODSPLITTER: for hire. Split your own wood now. Dry hire or with operators. Ph: Leighton 021 752 687.

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THURS/FRI 11AM - ’TIL LATE, SAT/SUN 11 AM - 5PM

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HOURS: DINNER 7 DAYS FROM 5-10.30PM45 WAKELIN RD, BEACHLANDS

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NOW AVAILABLEThai food combo only $15 a main

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PUBLIC NOTICES

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Tue & Wed Dinner SPECIAL! Curry, Rice & Plain Naan Bread

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Sun – Mon 11.30am to 8pmTues – 3.30 to 8pm Wed – 11.30am to 8pm

Thurs – Sat 11.30am to 8.30pm

Ph: 536 4400PINE HARBOUR MARINA PH: 536 4659

Mon: CLOSED Tues: 9am-4pm Wed-Sun: 9am-late

Hours of opening:Wed & Thurs - 6pm-late

Fri & Sat- 8am- lateSunday - 8am- 5pm

442 North Road, only 4 kms from Clevedon Village T: 09 292 8539

OPEN ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner menuBookings essential for evening diningFully licensed barBookings taken for functions & events

PROFEET: Mobile Foot-care. Nail clipping and fi ling, corn and hard skin removal, ingrown toenails, footbath and massage. Qualifi ed service in your own home. N.S.I. Quali-fi ed. Health Protection licence - Alk City Cncl. Ph: Nicolle Janssen on (09) 291 9298 or 021 134 1575

Professional & Trade Services From Page 11

Service Centre

Eddie GauselM: 0274 308 538 Fx: 536 7084

A/H: 536 7083Email: pumpservicecentre@xtra.co.nz

• Sales & Service• Domestic Pumps• Filters • UV Purification

PUMPS

Whitford Village

Pumps, Filters & BoresInstall & Service

Complete Water Treatment Systems

530 8872

Malmaks Water Shop

WATER

WEB DESIGN

42 Wakelin Rd, Beachlands

VET ON PREMISES:Mon, Tues,Fri, Sat 9am-12 noon; Wed 2-6pm

OPEN:

www.franklinvets.co.nzPh: 538 0010 E:beachlands@fvs.co.nz

Franklin Vets BeachlandsMon,Tues,Thurs, Fri 9am-5pmWed 9am-6pm; Sat 9am-12 noon

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STAINLESS FABRICATIONS

PETS / ANIMALSDOG TRAINER: Fiona Bailey. Qualifi ed Dog Trainer. Flexible Training Options Available. Ph: 536 5388 & Mob 021 243 8089

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Maraetai Sailing Club Inc

Lottery ResultsDrawn Sat 28th March

1st Prize - Panasonic 55” TV – Ticket No. 5733

2nd Prize – Escapade Kayak, paddle & Lifejacket – Ticket

No. 47253rd Prize – Lowrance Fish

Finder with Emergency Power Bank, Battery Jump Starter and Flashlight Kit – Ticket No.0229

Temporary road closurePapakura-Clevedon Rd (between Hyde Rd and Monument Rd) will be closed from 8.30am until 10am on Saturday 25 April for the Clevedon ANZAC parade.

This closure applies to all except authorised and emergency vehicles. For further information, phone Auckland Transport on (09) 355 3553.

aucklandtransport.govt.nz

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WORK WANTEDA1 HEDGES/TREES/STUMPS: Trimmed, re-moved, or chipped for mulch or landscaping. Inorganic removal and section clearing. Ph: 536 5955, 021 056 0793CARPET CLEANING: Clean your carpets now to NZ standard. 2 brm unit cleaned from as little as $79, 3 brm from $99. Single rooms, upholstery, rugs. Free deodorise. Ph: Shane 536 6397 or mob 0800 747 262CHIMNEY SWEEP: Mike Johnson- 10+ yrs experience. Prompt ser-vice, no mess. Report provided. Book now to beat the winter rush. Ph: 536 6394 or 021 251 0324 HANDYMAN You name it... renovations, DVS installation, garden-ing, retaining, fencing, landscaping, trellis, light building and mainte-nance work. Ph Gary 021 90 30 20 or 536-6358.MOWER/CHAINSAWREPAIRS: All small en-gine repairs, mowers, ride-on mowers, chain-saws, weedtrimmers, and chain saw sharp-ening. No job too small. Free pick-up local area only. Ph: 536 5621 or mob 027 308 7777PAINTER DECORATOR: Interior & exterior repaints also new work. Reliable with refs avail.Ph Rob 0211 848 173PLASTERING: Fix, Stop, Skim, Gib Cove 19 years experience. No job too big or small. Free quotesPh Logan 021 1845 601 or 536 7058 PROPERTY S’VICES: No job too small! Gib stop & paint, brick & block lay-ing, tiling, paving, prop-erty maintenance. Ph: Dean 536 5164 or 0221 361 620WINDOW CLEANING: Window’s in/out,exterior house wash,gutter clear-ing. Exp operator, Ph Keith at Panoramics 0272 453 444 or 530 8136WOOD CHIPPER: Wood chipping service. Up to 60mm dia branches. Full service, cutting, chip-ping, spreading and clear-ing available. Ph Gary 021 90 30 20 or 536-6358.

Professional & Trade Services GuideCLEVEDON ANIMAL FARM: Family farm walks, pony rides and children’s parties. Visit our website:w w w. c l e v e d o n a n i -malfarm.co.nz or call Lynn on 292 9231 Clevedon.

SITUATIONS VACANT

021 2921 679

james@thekeanegardener.co.nz

www.thekeanegardener.co.nzW

Your local garden specialist

Lawn mowing • General gardeningTree trimming & removal • Pruning

Spraying • Chipping

FORECOURTATTENDANT

GAS Maraetai Service Station

requires a full time mature peron to work

on our forecourt.Must be able to

work week days and weekends.

Contact Liz on 536 4128

Stump GrindingYOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST

PLUS TREEWORK & CHIPPERFOR A FREE QUOTE PH : 027 308 7777

Newspaper advert

coastal landscapesD E S I G N B U I L D P L A N T M A I N T A I N

www.coastallandscapes.co.nzcoastal.landscapes@xtra.co.nz

09 536 5377 027 237 9172

LANDSCAPING

LEGAL

tel 273 2173 www.sanctuarytrustlaw.co.nz

TheFamily Trust Specialist

Jacques Vannoort, LLM

Julie’s Home Grown Nursery18 First View Ave, BEACHLANDS

OPEN 10am – 4pm WED TO SUN

536 4266 Mob 027 270 6792email: juleez@xtra.co.nz

• Potted Colour • Shrubs • Topiaries • Grasses • Trees • Bedding Plants

PLANTS/SHRUBS

Call BRETT on021 501 421

or 536-6592Certifying Plumber & Gas Fitter

More than 20 years’ experience

For ALL Domestic & Commercial Work

• All Plumbing Maintenance • All Gas Maintenance• Pumps & Filters• Water Tanks• UV Sterilisation• Rain Water Harvesting

• Electric Hot Water Cylinders• Gas Water Heating• Gas Fire Places• New & Existing Housing

K.DadziePLUMBING GAS FITTING

DrAINLAyING LTD

WATEr FLAM

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Call SHAY on 0212 767 797

• Renovations • New Homes • Pumps • Spouting• Hot Water Cylinders • All Plumbing Repairs

YOUR plumber living on the Coast!

Quality workmanship no matter the size of the job

Call Mark on

24 HOUR CALLOUTPensioner Discounts

Local Beachlands-Maraetai Craftsman Plumber

www.fordplumbing.co.nz 022 601 3216

Ford Plumbing

PLUMBING

HEALTH & FITNESS

ELECTRICIAN

PH: 536-4076MOB: 021 769 964

FREE Quoteswww.pohutukawaelectrical.co.nz

No job too small - No job too big!Fast, reliable service.Qualified lighting designer

BINS

WHITE WASTE LTD ph: 0800 720 710

Your Local Skip Bin Supplier

APPLIANCESGRAYMAC APPLIANCE SERVICES

For repairs to:Fisher & Paykel and all major brands of stoves,

fridges, dishwashers,washing machines, dryers etcFor prompt reliable service

Ph: GRAEME McCORKINDALE 535-5093Authorised Whirpool service centre

PINK BINS3, 4.5, 6 & 9 metre bins 3, 4.5 metre hardfill bins

We are reliable and we recycle!Ph: 0800 PINK BINS (746-524)

Email: bins@pinkbins.co.nz www.pinkbins.co.nz

www.marinadentists.co.nz

Visit your LOCAL dentist for all your dental needs

PINE HARBOUR

HOURS: Mon-Fri 9.30am-5.30pm; Sat 9.30am-2.30pmAfter Hours Appts by Arrangement

Dr Alex Mechkov BDS DENTAL SURGEON, BSc, Dip.Dent.Technology

Dr Juliane Techima BDS DENTAL SURGEON

Nor West House

Ph: 536 4361E: pineharbour@marinadentists.co.nz

MARINA

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GYM & GROUP CLASS MEMBERSHIPSPERSONAL TRAINING

TENNIS & SQUASH COURTSPOOL

09 536 7231 WWW.PERFORMFITNESS.CO.NZ

YOUR TOTAL HEALTH & FITNESS SOLUTION

Your Local Registered ElectriciansPh 536 6800

For prompt professional electrical services with a smile• www.awe.co.nz• help@awe.co.nz• free quotes

Providing electrical services on the Pohutukawa Coast & throughout Auckland

BUILDER

Online Booking Availablewww.sanctuarydental.co.nz

Unit 20, 2 Bishop Dunn PlaceBotany, Auckland09 273 2173

Opening Hours:Mon & Wed: 8am - 6pm

Tues & Thurs: 8am - 8pmFri: 9am - 6pm

Sat: 9am - 2pm

you should love visiting the dentist...

We offer:• Sleep dentistry for relaxation and anxiety • Holistic and amalgam free dentistry• Free dental treatment for young adults from year 9 to 18 years old* • Payment options: GE, Farmers, Q Card*Terms and conditions apply, contact us for full details

Full Comprehensive DentalAssessment including:2 x-rays &Panoramic OPG Imaging(Full Mouth Digital X-ray) $60

Online Booking Availablewww.sanctuarydental.co.nz

Unit 20, 2 Bishop Dunn PlaceBotany, Auckland09 273 2173

Opening Hours:Mon & Wed: 8am - 6pm

Tues & Thurs: 8am - 8pmFri: 9am - 6pm

Sat: 9am - 5pm

you should love visiting the dentist...

Full Comprehensive DentalAssessment including:2 x-rays &Panoramic OPG Imaging(Full Mouth Digital X-ray)

$60We offer:• Sleep dentistry for relaxation and anxiety • Holistic and amalgam free dentistry• Free dental treatment for young adults from year 9 to 18 years old* • Payment options available

*Terms and conditions apply, contact us for full details

Makethe right

choiceabout your

dental care

• Teeth whitening• All ceramic tooth filling materials using Cerec3 cad-cam 3D technology

• Permanent tooth replacements with dental implants• For gum health and maintencance call our hygienist Shelley Chadwick

• All aspects of general dentistryEvening appointments available

Call us now on 530 8461 or 530 8271 Whitford Village, Whitford, Auckland

David Cain B.D.S (UK) Rick Parfitt B.D.S. Shelley Chadwick

David Cain B.D.S (UK)

We are dedicated to your personal well-being through dental health

BRANDING

Clinton GoreNZ Registered ElectricianAccredited Heat Pump Installer

• Commercial / Shopfitting • Residential / Renovations • Heat Pumps /Air ConditioningM 027 779 7777 E clint@dte.kiwi.nz

DENTAL

All plumbing work

0800 55 89 55

CALL MARK

info@calltheplumber.co.nz

Your local Master Plumber

www.calltheplumber.co.nz

027 202 3212 or 536 5516

guaranteedNO callout fee!

GARDEN SERVICES

OUTDOORS: Prof local grounds company seek-ing a go-getter to join our friendly team. Must be fi t, like the outdoors and have good practi-cal skills Ph: James 0212 921 679

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ACCOUNTING SERVICESSheryl Lane, chartered accountant 530 8219Ian McLennan, CA www.iwm.co.nz 536 6715Diane Myers CA, diane@myersca.co.nz 292 9470Beanies2U, call Tanya chartered accountant 536 6297ACCOUNTING & BOOK KEEPINGFair Value Accounting, Natasha www.fairvalue.co.nz 536 5195ACUPUNCTUREElaine Lin, Beachlands - ACC accrediated 021 299 2694AERIALS, TV & HOME THEATRESmart Home Technology. Freeview, aerials, phone jacks, TV outlets, home theatre, new home prewire. Phone Sunny 0800 786 266 or 027 2841 325Auckland Wide Electrical 536 6800, 021 998 665AGGREGATESBeachlands Building & Hire Centre 536 6567ALUMINUM WINDOWS:www.windowrenovations.co.nz Repairs and Replacements 021 297 2320APPLIANCE SERVICINGAxial appliance servicing Service@axial.co.nz 573 0877 ARCHITECTSPeter Diprose www.diprose.co.nz 530 9065 or 021 125 1498ARCHITECTURAL PLAN & DESIGNRoss J Willoughby 530 9358ASPHALTAsphalt & Civil Projects Ltd 527 8718, 0274 969 817AUTO ELECTRICIANMobile Auto & Marine 0800 662 352 Alert Auto Electrical, Alan 021 176 4214BEACHLANDS STORESGo to Mo’s 536 6505Liquorland Beachlands 536 6345Beachlands Building & Hire Centre- hardware, hire and garden centre 536 6567Karishma Foodmarket 536 6601Meat to Please 536 6866BEAUTY THERAPYMaraetai Day Spa 536 4453, 021 036 6237Electrolysis Hair Removal 536 5377, 027 536 5377BED & BREAKFASTBrookwood Lodge (Beachlands) 536 6975BLIND SERVICESVen Lu Ree Blind Services For all New Blinds Plus Blind Cleaning and Repairs – www.vlr.co.nz 0800 999 229Onsite Blind Cleaning & Repairs 528 1657 or 296 3237BOBCAT & TRUCK HIREClevedon Bobcats, Dennis Marx 021 275 8544BRICK & BLOCK LAYINGDave Stones 021 287 0188BUILDERSBryant Builders Ltd 0274 935 507 or 2928 777Neal McKendrick Builders 2928 583 or 0274 374 896Xact Construction, Greg Waterhouse 530 9032 or 021 878 071Dean Hartshorne Builders Ltd 536 5645 or 027 536 5645Homing Instincts Ltd, ph Gareth Price 021 618 181 or 536 6422Cleave Building & Civil Ltd 577 3193 or 021 322 258specialistbuilders.co.nz Craig 0800 54 64 64 or 021 392 092NAS builders Ltd Neil 021 079 2589BUILDING CERTIFIERSCompass Building Consultants Ltd 272 2269BUILDERS SUPPLIESMorton Timber Co. Clevedon 292 8656CAR DEALERChris Broadhurst Motor Co 027 457 2379CHANDLERYMarina Supplies (Pine Harbour) 536 5157CHILD CARE CENTRESLilly’s Locker Montessori preschool 530 8697CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAUBotany CAB for free, confidential advice & information 271 5382 (Botany CAB) 576 8331 (Pakuranga CAB)CLOTHING ALTERATIONSFrom Hems to Wedding Gowns - Call Cathryn 963 4107COMPUTER SERVICESAndrew WhatWhyWhen.com 0220 HELP PC or 536 6514 CONCRETE WORKAsphalt & Civil Projects Ltd 527 8718 or 0274 969817Bellingham Concretes 536 5220 or 0274 533 05918yrs exp. Drives, paths, floors etcCOUNSELLINGYour Direction, www.yourdirection.co.nz 021 240 4242DECKINGA1 Decking & Landscaping Construction~ Decks, Pergolas, Garden Sheds etc. 0204 001 8401DENTISTSSanctuary Dental 273 2173– Dr Yvonne Vannoort, Dr Abraham Thavamani, Dr Sylvia Hong – Dr Shayeste Irani – Hygienists Michelle Felton, Caron Thorne, Helen Lu Whitford Dental Group 530 8461 or 530 8271– Dr Rick Parfitt & Dr David Cain – Hygienist – Shelley Chadwick 530 8461, 530 8271Anthony Hunt Dental Ltd, Dr Anthony Hunt, Clevedon 292 9071Marina Dentists Pine Harbour 536 4361DENTURESHowick Denture Services 534 8113 DIGGER & TRUCK HIREHolland Landscaping www.hollandlandscaping.co.nz 0800 200 360Entwood Enterprises 021 767 743 or 534 2481The Little Digger 027 278 0335 or 536 4424

DOCTORBeachlands Medical Centre 536 6006Maraetai Beach Medical Clinic 536 5292DOGS, CATS & PETSClevedon Kennels and Cattery 292 8789Howick Country Kennels & Cattery 530 8664Brookby Lodge accommodation for dogs & cats 530 8675Fairfield Boarding Kennels & Cattery, Clevedon 292 8852Noah’s Ark mobile inhome pet care 530 8136Riverlee Pet Lodge, Clevedon 292 8789DOG GROOMINGBracks Dog Grooming 536 4639www.brackscats.co.nzDRAINLAYERSMike Forde Contracting Ltd (reg. drainlayer) 021 636 816J & R Hack Drainage 021 367 431Bay Earthworks 0274 925 771DRILLINGDrillforce – water bores, divining, pump advice 09 267 9100EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONB/M Playcentre Mon-Fri. 9am-12 536 6015in Beachlands School grounds Whitford Pre-School Centre 530 8726Clevedon Kidz Early Childhood Centre 2928 358Coastal Kids 536 6737Coastal Kids Pre-School 536 5313Stems From Home Professional In-Home Child Care 536 7103Connections In The Home (In-Home Child Care) 533 3512EARTH MOVING CONTRACTORSHenri & Lynda Habraken 0274 961 472, 536 6806Coast2Coast Earthworx Ltd 536 4536, 021 364 536Mike Forde Contracting Ltd 021 636 816Padlie-Hall Ltd 533 0917, 027 243 7156Cleave Building & Civil Ltd 577 3193, 021 923 076Digginit.co.nz 5 tonne digger & mini truck, holes drilled 027 656 2270 www.brookbycontracting.co.nz 3.5t w Augers 530 9290 or 027 530 9290ELECTRICIANSAuckland Electrical Services 536 4074, 0274 741 579Auckland Wide Electrical 536 6800, 021 998 665Pohutukawa Electrical 536 4076, mob 021 769 964Positive Electrical Services 021 801 606Powered Up Electrical 021 660 065 , 299 1122Down to Earth Electrical 027 779 7777 ENGINEERING & WELDINGM & K Anderson, onsite engineering 09 948 2160 or 021 02677369Amediate Engineering Ltd 265 2200, 021 725 609Clevedon Garage – Design/Build/Repairs/M’nance 292 8289ENGINEERS - CIVIL/ENVIRONMENTAL/STRUCTURALCLC Consulting Group Ltd 576 3276FARM KILLSKevin Rogers 292 4725FENCING CONTRACTORSCraig McLeod 027 292 5844Shilo Urlich 027 256 6813White Fencing 2928 064, 0274 957 868FIREWOODIgnition Firewood 0800 WOOD NOWFLOORINGAll About Floors, Darrel 570 5300, 021 688 875FLORISTClevedon Flowers, www.clevedonflowers.co.nz 292 9540FRAMERSHowick Frames & Gallery 534 1307FUNERAL DIRECTORSEnsom Funerals (John Ensom) 266 9942 or 524 6765Fountains Funeral Directors & Monumentalists -Papakura, Franklin and Manurewa 298 2957 or 266 6177Howick Funeral Home Robert Johnstone - Mark Rowley 534 7300 Papatoetoe Funeral Cottage 279 9098Resthaven Funeral ServicesRachel Benns & Raewyn Proctor 533 7493, 267 2530Souly Funerals Beachlands 0800 47 68 59GARAGE DOORSRepairs & Service, Metro Garage Doors 263 6608GEOTECHNICAL SERVICESFraser Thomas Ltd 278 7078 GIBSTOPPINGAlpha Drywall, Geoff 022 027 0290 or 536 6653Wayne Mackenzie 021 882 276 or ah 530 9031Greg Brown 021 067 6104, ah 536 5989Tony Hardyment -stopping & painting 0274 966 394, 536 6477specialistlinings.co.nz We fix, stop, and paint 0800 54 64 64Mark Mangham, small to large jobs: Phoenixplasterers@gmail.com 021 456 275 ah 536 4140GIFTS, SOUVENIRS, FLOWERSClevedon Woolshed Crafts/Gifts 292 8615GLASS AND GLAZINGManurewa Glass 266 7794Howick Glass 535 4180GRAPHIC DESIGNNikki Croxford www.clickcreative.co.nz 536 7142, 021 920 630Kirsty Black www.kgb-folio.co.nz 536 5421, 021 549 193HAIRDRESSINGLes Chevaux Hair Salon 536 5559Hair 4 You - hair salon 536 6658Spirit Hair-Makeup-SprayTanning 536 6855Nobel Hair Design 536 5805Hair Do’s @ Maraetai ph Denise 536 4571Look @ Me, Whitford, ph Charlotte 530 8939Cooper Hairdressing, 16 Te Pene Rd, Maraetai 027 329 1781

PRINTERC&D Print 2929 167 or 021 107 6750 PROPERTY MANAGEMENTBarfoot & Thompson Beachlands 536 4990Harcourts Beachlands Real Estate 536 6121, 0276 480 240Rent People Ltd 0800 426 580RobsonKerr Property Management 0508 762 766Ray White Lighthouse Licensed Real Estate 536 7011PUMP SALES & REPAIRSAuckland Electrical Services 536 4074, 0274 741 579Franklin Water Ltd - 0800 826 525Pump Service Centre 536 7083, 0274 308 538Water Pump Specialists 536 5447, 0274 982 419Malmaks Water Sho 530 8872, 021 353 158REAL ESTATE AGENTSBarfoot & Thompson Beachlands 536 4990Barfoot & Thompson Clevedon 2928 348Barfoot & Thompson Whitford 530 8292Harcourts Beachlands Real Estate 536 6121Ray White Lighthouse Licensed Real Estate 536 7011Professionals 555 9136ROOFING SERVICESEastern Roofing Services, ph Steve 536 5875, 021 865 615SCAFFOLDING Scaffold Connect Ltd 09 215 4855 SECURITY SYSTEMSADS Security Ltd (alarms & monitoring) 536 6860Armstrong Smarter Security and Alarms 09 274 0999SEPTIC TANK CLEANINGSST Services phone Rob 09 2947611 or 0274 967430SHEEP SHEARINGMr Clip Ltd - sheep, goats, 276 1219, 0274 853 234SHUTTLESCoast Shuttle-local hire & airport trips 536 6488, 0274 722 613Omana Shuttles - Airport Transfers 536-5935SPRAY TAN SPECIALISTSColour Me In 536 6766 Mob 027 662 9897SURVEYORS - LANDHollier Greig & Associates 2928 745McInnes, Read & Lucas Ltd 2987 288Fraser Thomas Ltd 2787 078Churchill Land Development Services Ltd 2734 182CLC Consulting Group Ltd 576 3276SWIMMING POOLSPeninsula Pools Ltd 0274 958 861, a/h 530 9115Bluestone Pools Ltd 021 2731 779, ah 536 7125Partridge Pool & Spa 299 8659TANK CLEANINGJohn’s Farmlet Services 0800 327 653TREE WORKTree stump grinding (NZAT) 530 8741 or 0274 989 080TYPESETTING & GRAPHIC ARTSteve 536 5276TYRES - SALES & SERVICEMaraetai Automotive 536 6542Pohutukawa Motors 536 6664 UPHOLSTERY & CANVASStackpole’s Upholstery Ltd 274 8585VALUERS-PROPERTYProperty Valuations Ltd, Papakura 299 7406, fax 299 6152Seagar & Partners Ltd, Charlene 272 9660 or 021 945 806VETERINARY SERVICESFranklin Vets (Beachlands) 538 0010Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat 9am-12noon, Wed 2-6pm for vets on premises.WALLPAPERINGWallpapering 021 1748 466 or 536 5899WATER DELIVERYBeachlands/Maraetai Water Supply 273 9763Beachlands Water Service 536 6508Clevedon Water 292 8099Whitford Water Supplies 530 8164Rural Water, freephone 0508 787 254 or 021 765 628John’s Farmlet Services & Water Supplies 0800 327 653The Original Johns Water Supplies 536 6696 or 530 8155Maraetai Blue Ltd 536 6437, 027 536 6437Carlton Haulage 0800 420 246Coastal Water Cartage 0508 COASTALTodd Wheeler Transport Ltd 0508 426 246 or 0274 752 832Seaview Water 0508 732 843– $250 for 17,000 litres; $225 for 13,500; $180 for 10,000WET AZZ – keeping it local 0800 WET AZZ (0800 938 299)WATER TANK CLEANING & REPAIRSFranklin Water Ltd – 0800 226 525 Green Clean Co ($100) 0274 982 419 or 536 5447Rural Water, freephone 0508 787 254 or 021 765 628John’s Farmlet Services 0800 327 653WATER TREATMENTAnthony Preston Ltd, 167 Moore St, Howick 534 5127, fax 535 6353Malmaks Water Shop 530 8872, 021 353 158NZ Water Filters Ltd 576 9649 or 021 138 7679WEDDING VENUETe Puru Centre 536 5360Maraetai Beach Boating Club 536 6649Brookwood Lodge, Beachlands. Garden setting. Ceremony only. 536 6975 or 0274 796 453WEIGHT LOSS HYPNOTHERAPYVirtual Gastric Band www.avrilcarpenter.com 021 626 805WINDOWSwww.windowrenovations.co.nzRepairs and Replacements 021 297 2320 WINDOW CLEANING/HOUSE WASHINGPanoramics 530 8136 or 027 245 3444BEST Property Services 0508 932 532 or 021 366 615

HANDYMAN SERVICESLocal Handyman: 536 5050 or 021 156 7370Oakes Landscaping/Building Services, Gary 021 903 020Lifestyle Property Services Ltd 536 6735, 0272 533 336HAY & HAYLAGE CONTRACTORMcInnes Contractors Ltd 0274 992 648HEALTH & FITNESSPerform Fitness 536 7231HIRE & GARDEN CENTREBeachlands Building & Hire Centre 536 6567HOME APPLIANCE REPAIRSGraymac Appliances 535 5093HORSESManufacturing Horse Leads 021 653 041IMMIGRATION ADVICELicensed Advisor - Lisa Seaborn 0210 229 9588INTERIOR DESIGNDesign consultant Toni Hedgland 536 7018(home furnishings, drapes, colour consultant) 0274-597301 KITCHENSLa Bella Kitchens Ltd, 530 9092www. labellakitchens.co.nzKitchen Craft Ltd www.kitchencraft.co.nz 09 274 4221For Sizzling Kitchen Design & Cabinetry – Ph WarrenInhouse Design & Concepts Ltd 021 272 1974, 536 4625LANDSCAPINGCornerstone Landscapes Ltd – For All Aspects Of Landscaping 530 9126 OR 021 312 266 OR 021 412 110LANDSCAPING/GARDEN SERVICESHolland Landscaping www.hollandlandscaping.co.nz 0800 200 360Eastside Landscapes 021 484 158LAUNDROMAT7 DAYS, at GAS Maraetai, 536 4218131 Maraetai Drive, MaraetaiLAWNMOWING & GARDENING SERVICESPohutukawa Coast Lawns 536 5830, 021 072 7799The Keane Gardener, phone James on 021 292 1679Greenacres – Stephen Howe 292 4165, 021 2266 753Ride On Mowing - Scott 021 02475434 / 537 2966Henry & Max Lawn & Garden Service 533 6018, 0210 556 309LAWNMOWERS SALES/ SERVICE/ REPAIRSB’lnds/M’tai mower/chainsaw repairs 536 5621 027 308 7777Reliable Lawnmower Services 278 5592 LAWNMOWING (LARGE AREAS)Holland Landscaping www.hollandlandscaping.co.nz 0800 200 360Kingcraft Mowing & Gardening 021 447 095LEGAL SERVICESSwayne McDonald & Co (Beachlands/Maraetai/Whitford) 265 2700John Burton - Maraetai & Beachlands 536 5279 or 299 7780Sanctuary Trust Law, Jacques Vannoort, LLM 273 2173LOCKSMITHSLocal Locksmith - Tony 536 5050 or 021 156 7370Armstrong Smarter Security 0800 506 111MARQUEE HIREMegan www.maraetaimarquee.co.nz 536 5771, 027 438 5130MARRIAGE CELEBRANTHelen Rutledge 027 245 5837 or 536 5981Neil Hamilton 027 224 2265Lyn Buchanan 021 135 3643 or 536 6774MASSAGE THERAPYHolistic Therapeutic Practitioner available, Whitford For appointments phone 021 749 517 MECHANICAL REPAIRSClevedon Automotive Ltd 292 8441, 0274 743 918Maraetai Automotive 536 6542Pohutukawa Motors, 57 Third View Ave, Beachlands 536 6664 Clevedon Garage & Tyres Ltd 2928 289Clevedon Motorcyles & Machinery 292 8927,021 2544 686MIRRORSHowick Glass 535 4180OUTBOARD REPAIRS / MARINE ENGINEERINGEastern Marine ~ Outboard, Petrol & Diesel Motors 536 6252 PAINTERS & DECORATORSDTS Wright Contracting Ltd 536 5239 or 021 40 1094 S.T. Taylor, Member of Master Painters 021 912 515Mustills Painting Services 536 4356, 027 619 26194U2C Decorators 027 648 3565specialistlinings.co.nz We fix, stop, and paint 0800 54 64 64PANELBEATERS & PAINTERSWhitford Panelbeaters 530 8695Pristine Autobody, Panel & Paint 262 3757Auto Collision Panel & Paint 534 2190PERSONAL TRAININGWOWFIT Personal Training-James 0800WOWFIT, 021 771 015PEST CONTROLCoastal Pest Solutions (including rats, rabbits,possums, wild cats, pest birds, wasps & bees) 536 6020, 0273 932 125Pestblasters-R-Us 0800 888 338PHYSIOTHERAPISTUltimate Physio unit 4 45 Wakelin Rd, B’lands 536 5904, 272 9294PLASTERING (SOLID)APE Ltd, Exterior plaster & paint Ph: Joel 027 524 024 or 536 4223PLUMBERSSMS Plumbing 0212 767 797Call The Plumber Ltd 24/7 service 536 5516, 027 202 3212Ford Plumbing - 24 hour callout - phone Mark on 022 601 3216PLUMBERS & GASFITTERSAshby Plumbing & Gas 2922 445, 0272 553 499K. Dadzie Plumbing/Gas call Brett on 021 501 421, 536 6592

Business Listing - phone 536 5715 or fax 536 5714

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