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Eight of these have beenconfirmed, three are underinvestigation and seven arenot measles.

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Hear more from MsCrawford as she speaks at themeeting of the Te AwamutuContinuing Education Groupon Wednesday May 4 (seeadvertisement in today’s paperfor more details).

Catch actionKihikihi Speedway has a

massive event this weekendafter the Anzac weekendmeeting was rained out.

This week’s meeting(Saturday, 4pm) is two of theclub’s biggest meetings rolledinto one.

The non-stop action willinclude Stockcar TeamsChallenge (Auckland,Stratford, Rotorua, Kihikihi),King Country Champs(superstocks, stockcars,streetstocks), plus the seasonhighlight for many, theDemolition Derby. For moresee advertisement page 19.

Family funCheck out the Kiwi Kritters

and Ladders fun page for allthe family in the middle(pages 14-15) of today’sedition.

TC280416CT01MAYOR Jim Mylchreest during the commemoration at Anzac Green. Also pictured, from left, areCaptain Doug Brown, RSA president David Bowler and College head students Tyra Todd, JonnyBeaver, Morgan Karl, Joshua Coffin.

Rosetownremembersthe fallen

Rosetownremembersthe fallen

BY COLIN THORSEN

Rosetown residents didthemselves proud, turning outin record numbers to celebrate100 years of Anzac Day.

Monday marked the centen-ary of the first time communi-ties and families across NewZealand joined together inremembrance of the events ofApril 25, 1915 on the GallipoliPeninsula in Turkey.

Anzac Day now representsthe 30,000-plus New Zealanderswho have died at war in thiscountry’s service since 1899.

In Te Awamutu, young andold flocked to both the DawnService at Memorial Parkwhere around 1000 were inattendance, while an estimated2500 crammed into AnzacGreen for the Civic Service at11am.

Anzac Day now promotes asense of unity, perhaps moreeffectively than any other dayon the national calendar.

P e o p l e w h o s e p o l i t i c s ,beliefs and aspirations arewidely different can neverthe-less share a genuine sorrow atthe loss of so many lives in war.

The ceremony at AnzacGreen was enhanced by theinvolvement of the TalosSingers and Te Awamutu Col-lege Kapa Haka Group.■ Continued on Page 3.

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2 Te Awamutu Courier Thursday, April 28, 2016

Anzac Day dawn service disappointingI attended the dawn parade on Monday

and was disappointed.I am only 14 years old but have always

attended them and know what should bedone at this special ceremony.

A microphone was given to the priesthalfway through the prayer (I didn’t evenknow it was a prayer until the end whenhe had a microphone, it was so quiet).

This happened again in the middle ofthe Head Girl’s speech.

We struggled to understand what wasgoing on at times. Commentary wouldhave been nice.

There was no rifle, national anthem or

wreath laying (but I understand thewreaths are done later in the day here).

A moment of silence was not doneeither.

The dawn parade is a very importantceremony to honour those who fought forour country and the men in Gallipoli.

ELLA WATERREUS(Tauranga)

EDITOR’S NOTE: Te Awamutu RSACore Values Co-ordinator Lou Brownsays he is sorry Ella was disappointedwith the Dawn Parade service.

He says he realises there wereissues with two speakers not working

and the microphone dropped downduring the speech of head student,Morgan Karl.

However, a wreath was laid by MPBarbara Kuriger and David Bowlerfrom the Te Awamutu RSA on behalfof the community, while a moment’ssilence was observed.

Mr Brown says no weapons arecarried at Dawn Parade (but areduring the Civic Ceremony). He agreesthat a commentary at the servicewould be useful and that the nationalanthem should be included. Bothissues will be addressed for next year.

Mixed feelings about theAnzac commemorations

At the age of 86 I always have mixed feelings as Anzac Day iscommemorated, but of course they must continue.

My mother’s 18-year-old brother was killed when he leftEngland before even setting foot on enemy soil.

Another brother put his age up, was sent to Canada, Englandand spent four years as a radio operator during bombing overGermany.

An older brother was called up, trained at Papakura and wasinjured at El Alamein, a bullet through his thigh.

He was rescued by the heroic stretcher bearers and spent sixmonths in a Cairo hospital. He was then sent home on aninvalid’s ship and then had to find his own way home (threehours away), as our parents weren’t notified.

He spent almost a year spent in Queen Elizabeth Hospital inRotorua having treatment, he then just got on with life as amarried farmer and always walked with a distinct limp. Therewould be thousands of similar stories.

The futility of war.CORALLIE HUTCHINGS

TC280416CT05This year’s Anzac parade moves along Alexandra Streettowards the cenotaph.

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CLUB TRIPS MAY 2016Monday 2nd COUNTRY RAMBLE

Exploring our local area we enjoy a leisurely jaunt through the countryside with our ever popular ramble.

Departs: 1:30pm Returns: approx. 5:00pm $30.00 pp. Includes light refreshments.

Monday 9th “ON THE ROAD SOUTH”

Travelling the roads south we loop Awakino – Waikawaua – Marakopa – Te Anga and Waitomo. We will have lunch at the River Run Café.

Depart: 10:00am $85.00 pp Includes lunch and refreshments.

Thursday 12th COUNTRY RAMBLE

Exploring our local area we enjoy a leisurely jaunt through the countryside with our ever popular ramble.

Departs: 1:30pm Returns: approx. 5:00pm $30.00 pp. Includes light refreshments.

Thursday 26th WAIHI SCENIC TRAIN

Heading to Waihi we will catch the train on its 6.5 km run through the countryside. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at the Waihi RSA before heading home through KatiKati.

Departs: 9:30am $85.00 pp. Includes lunch and refreshments.

Monday 30th AWAPUNI DONKEY STUD

Heading to Whitikahu we visit the incredible donkey stud, where we can learn about the breeding of these adorable characters.

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Marking Anzac Day

TC280416CT02WORLD WAR II veterans/KEV life members RonPowell (88) and Colin Murray (94), who laid a wreathon behalf of the Kings Empire Veterans at AnzacGreen.

TC280416CT03YOUNG Regan Scott,wearing his great grand-father’s medals,watches the Civic Ser-vice at Anzac Green.

■ From Page 1.Those in attendance

included, from the JointOperational HealthGroup Northern Squad-ron — Platoon/CompanyCommander forReturned Personnel LtTim Reiber, Platoon/Company Commanderfor Serving Personnel —Captain Mike van derWesterlo, Staff SergeantWilliam Mathews andWaipa Mayor JimMylchreest’s Escort,Captain Doug Brown.

The arrival of themain body of RSA andserving members, led byTe Awamutu Brass, werewelcomed by the largecrowd.

The number of warveterans is slowly get-ting thinner, due mainlyto attrition of age andinfirmity. Older veteranssat in chairs.

Mayor Mylchreestacknowledged andthanked servicemen andwomen — those veteranswho are still with ustoday and those who con-tinue to serve ourcountry in the pursuit ofpeace.

“It is our honour to bein your presence today,”he said. “When thinkingabout Anzac Day andwhat it means to me, I’mled to think about whatthe true meaning of theword Anzac is. It is not aplace, it is not a battle, itis not a club.

“We are taught it’s theAustralia New ZealandArmy Corps. But it ismuch more than this.Anzac is a united groupof people. A group ofcomrades who gave uptheir lives to fight for ourcountry. A group full ofcourage, strength, endur-ance and heart.”

“On this defining day,now over 100 years ago,our troops landed on theGallipoli Peninsula. Theaim was to capture theDardanelles, the gatewayto the Bosphorus andBlack Sea. But, at the endof the campaign,Gallipoli was still held byits Turkish defenders.

Thousands lost theirlives during the cam-paign and 2779 were NewZealanders, about a sixthof those who served onGallipoli.

“Today is a day toremember,” said Mr

Mylchreest. “Anzac Daygives us as a nation and acommunity the oppor-tunity to think about andremember the ordinaryNew Zealanders whowent to battle for us. Wesalute their fellowshipand courage.

“We think of the fam-ilies, those who stayedbehind. They battledtheir own problems intough war times andsupported those whofought. We salute theirendurance and strength.

“Above all, on AnzacDay, we honour all thosewho demonstrated andcontinue to demonstratethe Anzac spirit — duty,courage, trust, mate-ship, teamwork, resolu-tion and self-sacrifice.

“The same spirit thatsurvives today in ourdefence forces. This yearwe also acknowledge the75th anniversary of theRoyal New ZealandNavy. We congratulateour Navy personnel,both past and present,for providing 75 years ofloyal service to ourcountry.”

Regan Scott (12)proudly wore the medalsof his great grandfatherValentine Mudgway whoserved in North Africa/Italy during World WarII.

“Both my mum’s dadand my dad’s fatherserved in World War IIand survived,” said thePaterangi Schoolstudent. “My grand-father gave me this set ofmedals on my fifth birth-day. We were very close. . . he wanted me to havea set the same as his, sowe could wear themtogether on Anzac Day.

“I wore them to hisfuneral four years agoand laid a poppy on hiscasket. I wear them toremember grandad andhow much we meant toeach other, and to hon-our him on Anzac Day.”

Bigger and biggerturnouts each year forthe civic service in TeAwamutu is a joy forWorld War II veteranRon Powell (87).

“A feature of thecrowd was the presenceof our young childrenwho obviously enjoyedthe ceremony. The RSAand helpers are to becongratulated on their

efforts in organisation ofthe event. They, deserv-edly, earned a real sin-cere thank you.”

An ex-Royal Marinebugler himself, MrPowell paid tribute toDavid Haberfield, whoplayed Last Post andReveille note-perfect onhis bugle.

“The disciplineshown by the CadetForce was perfect, theirbearing and drill firstclass.”

President of Te Awa-mutu RSA, David Bowlerthanked everyone whoworked to bring theCivic Service and theDawn Service together,especially the manypeople behind the scenes.

“I also thank Te Awa-mutu College, Te Awa-mutu Brass (Band) andTe Awamutu Light Oper-atic Singers who havesupported our servicesin Te Awamutu today.

“But most import-antly, I thank you thepublic of Te Awamutuand surrounding districtwho have turned out insuch numbers to payyour respects and sup-port for us today. I esti-mate that there wereover 1000 present at theDawn Service, and look-ing around I would saythere are more than 2000at this Civic service.

“Given the populationof Te Awamutu and the

surrounding district thisis a fantastic turnout.Putting it into perspec-tive, this would be theequivalent of Hamiltonhaving over 30,000attending their Anzacservices. You do ourtown and district proud.”

Immediate past presi-dent and cor values org-aniser, Lou Brown saysit was a busy day for theRSA and CommunityCadets, who alsoattendedCommemorations atTokanui, Kihikihi andOhaupo.

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PEOPLE MANAGER OF THE MONTH

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TC280416CA04WAREHOUSE Stationerymanager Tim Rasdall.

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“Tim took on quite adifferent role as store mana-ger coming from an all techretail environment to Ware-house Stationery.

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younger team members lookup to him.

“We all appreciate thetraining roster he’s set upand the monthly one-on-onecatchups he has with theteam to make sure every-body’s heard and feelsvalued.

“Tim’s always ready toput a smile on your face ifyou’re not feeling so great toensure we’re all motivatedfor the day.

“We really appreciate allhis efforts to keep theteam feeling connected andmaking sure that we’reall doing well and nothaving problems around thestore.”


Kiri keeps herclients on track

TC280416CA03PEOPLE4SUCCESS co-ordinator Anel Mostert congratu-lates Employee of the Month Kiriana Clarke.

People4Success and TeAwamutu Chamber ofCommerce Employee ofthe Month is KirianaClarke, a personal trainer atProFit.

She was nominated byProFit Te Awamutu Direc-tor Tamara Smith.

“Kiriana deserves thisnomination as she isextremely passionate, dedi-cated to her job and herclients.

“She gives 110 per centeveryday, no matter what isgoing on.

“She has a special way ofkeeping clients motivatedand driven to reach theirgoals and goes that bit extrato make sure they achievethem!

“Kiri also has a bubblycontagious smile and isalways having a laugh withus all, whether it’s clients orthe rest of the team.”

Rewarding■ People4Success and TeAwamutu Chamber ofCommerce run twomonthly rewardprogrammes for TeAwamutu businesses —Employee of the Monthand People Manager of theMonth.Employee of the Monthwinners receive acertificate and a $100 mealvoucher from Fahrenheit.People Manager of theMonth winners receive acertificate and chocolates.Nomination forms can bedownloaded online frompeople4success.co.nz,teawamutuchamber.org.nzor teawamutu.co.nz orpicked up from the TeAwamutu Courier office.

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TC280416SP05AHAROLD meets Life Education Trust fundraiser andguest speaker Rob Waddell.

Life Education is hold-ing a fundraising event onMay 7 to raise muchneeded funds to keepWaipa-King Country LifeEducation educator NickyWise and mascot Harold onthe road.

The evening includescanapes, dinner, wine/beer and dessert in the $85ticket price.

Rob Waddell is guestspeaker, and with a port-folio such as his, he will bea fascinating speaker.

Following Waddell’stalk will be a live auctionwith a silent auction run-ning throughout the night.

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MANAGEMENT SCHOOLTe Raupapa

Z hands out thecash to groups

More than 800 local community groupsacross New Zealand will get a share ofmore than $1 million thanks to Z’s Good inthe Hood.

In its fifth consecutive year, the 2016Good in the Hood finalists were selectedfrom more than 4000 applications, withthe decision around which groups wouldbe successful this year proving just aschallenging as in previous years.

“As a Kiwi company, our customersexpect us to give back to local neighbour-hoods, to support the things that matterlocally and to make a positive contri-bution right across New Zealand, andthat’s important to us too” said Z’sCommunity Manager, Christine Langdon.

“We received more than 4000 Good inthe Hood applications this year — andthese are really deserving local groups,both big and small, who are making a realdifference in their communities, sohaving to narrow it down to only fourgroups per station was difficult.”

In the ultimate show of keeping it local,each of the successful groups will be up fora share of the $4000 up for grabs at each ofthe 213 Z sites across New Zealand.

Z customers will have the opportunityto decide how the $4000 is divided betweenthe four local groups at each site by votingwith an orange token each time they visitZ during the month of May.

“We don’t think it’s right for some staffat head office to make decisions aboutwhat matters most to the many diversecommunities we have here in New Zea-land,” Christine said.

“We know our local Z service stations’teams and their customers are best placedto be making those decisions, and that’swhy we leave the voting up to them.”

In addition to the $4000 available per Zsite, an extra $1000 will be given to eachlocal Z station to use throughout the year,supporting other neighbourhood projectsand initiatives as they choose.

To find out which groups your local Zstation is supporting, visit z.co.nz/about-z/find-us/

Awards celebrate good business‘As in past years the 2016 awards and are open to

both Chamber members and non-members.’The time has come for all

businesses in Te Awamutu tocelebrate their ingenuity and suc-cess.

Entries are now open for theWaipa Networks BusinessAwards 2016.

As in past years the 2016awards and are open to bothChamber members and non-members.• Business Excellence — Busi-nesses must nominate and enterthemselves and be judged againsta set of criteria by independentjudges. One category may beentered.• Customer Service Awards —Businesses complete a nomina-tion form and are also visited by

independent judges and markedagainst customer service criteria.There is a separate award for TeAwamutu, Raglan and Cam-bridge.• Customer Choice Awards —Businesses are voted by membersof the public during a one-monthvoting period. There is a separateaward for Te Awamutu, Raglanand Cambridge.• Emerging Leader Award — Foran individual who demonstratesproven leadership equally in

business and the community.• Employee of the Year Award —Businesses can nominate theirstaff members. There is a separ-ate award for Te Awamutu, Rag-lan and Cambridge. There is alsoa People Manager of the YearAward for Te Awamutu.• Excellence in Sustainability andCommunity Contribution — Aspecial judge’s awards not openfor separate entry. All Excellencecategory entrants will be consid-ered.

• Award for recognition of out-standing contribution to servicesto business in the Waipa.

The Te Awamutu and Cam-bridge Chambers of Commerce inpartnership with the RaglanChamber convene these awardsand regard them as a valuablebusiness development tool pro-viding an opportunity for allbusinesses to receive recognitionfor their achievements and cel-ebrate their contribution to ourbusiness environment and com-munity.

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■ Te Awamutu Chamber is puttingon two unique events for members ofthe community wanting moreinformation on how to enter TheWaipa Networks Business Awardsand what the benefits of involvementare. May 4: Fahrenheit, Te Awamutu,12 noon — 1pm, May 25: Fahrenheit,Te Awamutu, 5.30pm — 7pm.


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Primary Industries’ Nathan Guy hasconcluded a successful trip to China aspart of a delegation led by Prime MinisterJohn Key with Trade Minister ToddMcClay and New Zealand businesses.

“This visit has reinforced the strongand growing agricultural ties between ourcountries. Not only is China our biggestexport market, there is now a depth oftwo-way investment and cooperationbetween our primary industry sectors,”says Mr Guy.

“We have made great progress on anupdated meat protocol that includeschilled meat access which will be sig-nificant for exporters and farmers. Thiswill help put premium chilled meat cutson the tables of high end restaurants.

“A new Halal Arrangement will recog-nise New Zealand’s halal standards andwill provide our producers with a firstmover advantage in this culturally diversemarket that takes 33 per cent of our totalhalal certified exports.

“In Beijing I signed an AgriculturalGrowth Partnership with Chinese Agri-culture Minister Han. This partnership isabout sharing New Zealand’s experienceand opening doors for further commer-cial opportunities in areas such as live-stock technology, animal health, anddisease control.”

While in China, Mr Guy also attendedseveral events highlighting progress inChinese-New Zealand agricultural busi-ness partnerships.

“Fonterra held a ceremony to cel-ebrate their partnership with Beingmatethrough an environmental cooperation

project and the development of theAnmum brand in China.

“Alliance has announced that it nowhas exclusivity of supply for brandedproducts into a number of high-endChinese hotels, supermarkets andrestaurants through its long-term partnerin Heilongjiang Province, Grand FarmMeats.

“Zespri celebrated the start of the newkiwifruit season in China and their newstatus as importer of record in China.They have also partnered with two majorfruit producers in Shaanxi Province —the world’s largest kiwifruit producingregion.

“A forum with online platform Alibabafounder Jack Ma highlighted real oppor-tunities for our businesses in China. Hespoke about New Zealand’s image ofsustainability and food safety, andoutlined the potential for New Zealand toexploit growth across China’s burgeoninge-commerce platforms.

Mr Guy finished the trip by leading aNew Zealand dairy delegation to theWorld Dairy Expo in Harbin,Heilongjiang Province where he spoke to500 international delegates.

“Current dairy prices are challengingfor farmers all around the world. TheExpo highlighted an opportunity forgreater cooperation between dairy indus-tries so we are better placed to react tochanges in market demands.”

Mr Guy’s speech to the World DairyExpo is avai lable atwww.beehive.govt.nz/speech/speech-world-dairy-expo.

Laws won’t limit shooters

NEW Health and Safety laws shouldn’t limit duck shootersenjoyment this season.

A gribusiness Health andSafety Specialist MelissaVining, wants to assure

duck shooting enthusiasts andfarmers that the new health andsafety legislation should not curtailtheir enjoyment this openingweekend.

“Farmers can rest assured thatdespite several changes to thelegislation that came into forceearlier this month, there is nodanger of cancellation nor lengthyform filling interfering with theirfavourite season,” says MelissaVining — Health and Safety Con-sul tant with Progress iveConsulting, the Human ResourcesDivision of Crowe Horwath.

“The new health and safetylegislation does not preventfarmers hosting shooters orenjoying duck shooting. Whereshooters are in an area of the farmnot being used for work purposes,and not close to the buildings onthe farm, then the farmer wouldn’tneed to take many steps to becompliant with the new rules.”

“However, if work is beingcarried out in the area where duckshooting is occurring then thefarmer would need to considerrelocating the work or puttingcontrols in place to ensure no harmcomes to the workers or shooters.”

“Farmers shouldn’t fearallowing shooters onto their prop-erty or enjoying their land forrecreational purposes, but they stillneed to remember that firearmsafety should be the number onepriority for duck shooting week-end. If all shooters are well versed

in the seven basic rules of theFirearms Code, then health andsafety should not get in the way ofan enjoyable day.”

The seven rules of the FirearmsCode are:1. Treat every firearm as loaded.2. Always point firearms in a safedirection.3. Load a firearm only when readyto fire.4. Identify your target.5. Check your firing zone.6. Store firearms and ammunitionsafely.7. Avoid alcohol or drugs whenhandling firearms.

“On average, a hunter is acci-dently killed every nine months inNew Zealand and there does notappear to be a pattern that

correlates with the experience ofthe hunter,” says Vining.

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Marist battling for the winBY COLIN THORSEN

Te Awamutu Marist made life difficultfor themselves battling to an 18-15 win overPutaruru at Castleton Park on Saturday.

Scott Sands posted all Marist’s points inthis Waikato division one encounter, scor-ing two tries and kicking two penalties anda conversion.

Marist loose forward Anthony Kahurareports that his team, while happy to win,were otherwise disappointed with theirperformance.

“We were guilty of going away from ourgame plan, allowing Putaruru to alwaysstay in the match. We got a rocket from the

coach at training this week, so look for amuch improved effort from the boys thisweekend.”

Marist will be looking to enhance theirthree wins, two loss record when playingaway against Ohaupo, 2.45pm kick off nextSaturday.

Ohaupo, promoted from last year’ssecond division, are languishing near thebottom of the table with one win —desperate to right the ledger.

Marist have a special sponsors’ dayagain this year on Saturday, May 28. Theclub’s division one team are playing againstPirongia in a match in honour of DennisWallace (former Marist RFC president).

Gaze wins Cup opener

TC280416SP12WINNING style of mountain biker SamGaze.

Sam Gaze has won the under-23 race inthe first cross-country round of the UCIMountain Bike World Cup in Cairns.

The 20-year-old out sprinted two Frenchriders, Romain Seigle and Titouan Carod toclaim the honours for his Specialized team.

However, it proved a disaster for 21-year-old Anton Cooper, who decided to start inhis first race in the elite men’s divisiondespite illness, and drifted back through thefield.

The two French riders and Gaze pushedclear on the second lap and gradually easedclear, with Seigle dropping off on twooccasions before catching up on the finallap and out-kicking his compatriot forsecond.

Gaze pushed to the lead into the finalcorner and used his renowned sprint togood effect.

“A lot has gone into this. I’ve been hardin training since mid-November for this. Soto pull one together and finally win a WorldCup under-23 means a lot to me,” said Gaze.

“There was a lot of cat and mouse. Isensed the Frenchman was tiring and Iknew my kick is one of my strengths, so Iwas prepared to wait. I got to the front intothe last corner to line everything up andfrom there I just let it rip.

“I wanted to prove that I have the goods.Winning a World Cup is what I wanted andwhat I needed to do. I want to now capitaliseon it in the next race and show the selectorsthat I am capable of winning a medal inRio.”

The World Cup action moves to Europewith cross-country in back-to-back races inGermany and France next month.


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It was the Chiefs’ sixth win ina row, extending their lead at thetop of the Investec Super Rugbystandings.

Returning from the byeweek, the Chiefs picked upwhere they left off to score fourentertaining tries, but it was theirdefence that secured the winafter a late onslaught from theHurricanes threatened to stealthe result.

Beauden Barrett’s second tryof the match to get his teamwithin one point, with 10 minutesremaining, gave the Hurricanesthe boost they needed and theywere quick to swing on to attackagain with the Chiefs all of asudden scrambling to hold theirlead.

The task was made evenmore difficult when the visitorswere reduced to 14 men for the

final five minutes due to frontrow injuries forcing the scrumsto become uncontested.

A golden opportunity for thehome side was blown with just aminute left on the clock asBarrett again split the defencebut Woodward dropped the finalpass with the line in front of him.From the resulting scrum theChiefs were able to clear intotouch to secure a hard foughtaway win and four more com-petition points.

The difference between thetwo teams was the goal kickingof Chiefs’ fullback DamianMcKenzie who nailed four out offour conversions, while Barrettmissed a kickable 13 points forthe Hurricanes.

The Chiefs play the Sharksat Yarrow Stadium in New Ply-mouth on Friday at 7.35pm, thenreturn to FMG Stadium on May 7for their highly-anticipatedmatch against last year’s SuperRugby Champions, theHighlanders. Tickets are on sale

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Competition leader AndreaMiller of PGG Wrightson wasone of six tipsters to record 6/8winners in week nine of TeAwamutu Courier ‘Our Panel’sPicks’ Super Rugby competi-tion.

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The other six on the panelwith 6/8 winners were LanceFielder (Gyde Wansbone), nowon 80%; Ross Fleming (JLConnol ly) 80%; MarkMcNaughten (Homeward), 76%;Mike Herbert (Waste Manage-ment) , 74%; Stu Tervi t(Rosetown Holden, 67; DwightHarvey (Super Liquor), 66%,and cellar dweller Pete Clarke(TA Hire Centre), 57%.

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TC280416SP17DANGERMAN: Potent Te Awamutu Sports’ winger Esera Esera proved a constantthorn in University’s side on Saturday.

BY JUSTIN MIEZENBEEK

A far more convincingperformance from Te Awa-mutu Sports saw themextend fourth placed Uni-versity to 15-12 in Waikatopremier rugby.

Fresh off leaking 122points in two weeks, Sportsshowed far more steel in thisfixture, with only a latepenalty goal from Univers-ity first five-eighth JasonRobertson splitting the sidesat Waikato University.

The visitors had the bet-ter of the early stages, show-ing more patience in attackand pushing University tothe limit in close.

They kicked the scoringoff 20 minutes into the firsthalf with a clever try to No.8

Norman Solofa, running offthe back of the scrum andbeating the sliding defencetrying to cover an overlap.

University finally gotsome decent ball andcrossed twice before thebreak through VilliamiTuipolotu and CameronMoorby. Robertson added aconversion for his team tolead 12-5.

Sports had the ball hardon the line on the stroke ofhalf time, looking to tie thegame up but couldn’t con-vert in the face of somestaunch goal-line defencefrom the hosts.

The second half was aclose fought affair as bothsides tried to land the knock-out blow.

University threatened

several times, but theinspired Sports’ defenceheld them at bay.

The game was brokenopen by centre InokeTuibua, who fielded a deepkick and ran right throughthe University defenceuntouched before passinginside to halfback VavaoAfemai who scored underthe posts, converted byfullback Nanai Naturaga fora 12-12 scoreline.

An injury to a Universityplayer forced the game toswap to another field with 10minutes remaining.

University took control,maintaining possession forthat entire length of time,launching raid after raid onthe Sports’ goal-line.■ Continued on Page 21.


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Barker was the only tipster on the eight-strong panel to nail 4/4 winners in roundfour - correctly selecting the QueenslandFirebirds to beat the AdelaideThunderbirds (58-46), NSW Swifts beatWest Coast Fever (63-52), Southern Steelbeat Central Pulse ( 67-54) and CanterburyTactics beat Northern Mystics (56-55).

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Te Awamutu Netball resumes this weekwith the promotion/relegation round com-mencing Thursday night (eight premierteams) at ASB Stadium at Te AwamutuEvents Centre.

Spectators are welcome to take in theaction.

The promotion/relegation round alsostarts for all other grades on Saturday atthe Paperplus Te Awamutu Centre courts.

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grades are, premiers: COGS United v RayWhite Pirongia Prem; premier reserve:HMC Fushion v Tumeke; A grade: RayWhite Pirongia Old Girls v Ray WhitePirongia Macs Meats; A1: Waipa Plumbingand Gas Wallace Wolves v Marist Misfits;A2: Comrades Chaos v TAC 10B.

There are many more games to watchthis Saturday.

The F grade starts with a section of 10teams playing competitive netball for thefirst time.

The ANZ Future Ferns programmestarts Wednesday afternoon. This is foryear 1-4.

Paperplus Te Awamutu Netball Centrehave selected the Year 7, 8 and U15representative teams for the 2016 season.

“We are encouraged by the standard andlevels of participation throughout thesetrials,” says centre president, AudreyKaihe.

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TC280416SP19HAT-TRICK MAN: Joel Roilscored all three goals for TeAwamutu against Otumoetai atthe Stadium on Saturday.Taken by Steve Photography.

Te Awamutu’s Fed-eration Cup soccer teamrebounded from theprevious week’s loss bybeating Otumoetai 3-0.

Joel Roil was thechief destroyer, scoringall three of the EdmondsJudd sponsored team’sgoals at the Stadium onSaturday.

The hat-trick manwas well supported byhis brothers Haydenand Liam Roil in themidfield, along sideWaikato Ball, ThomasWatts and MichaelSargent-Mens.

The combination ofstrikers Joel Roil andJack Connor proved toohard for Otumoetai tocope with.

Roil scored two firsthalf goals and added athird late in the secondhalf when he ran onto agreat pass from Connorto slide his shot wide ofthe keeper.

Tim Ball, JonoO’Sullivan and RichardWilkins defendedstoutly, giving the oppo-sition attack few oppor-tunities.

Goal keeper Kevin Buckle was mostly aspectator throughout the game.

Coach Kyle Owens was pleased withhis team’s turn around in form. He singledout Roil for the Cooper and Naylor Playerof the Day award.

The team will look to carry on theirgood form at Ngongotaha this week.

Te Awamutu’s A division team had tosettle for a 2-2 draw with Northern UnitedClub in the curtainraiser at the Stadiumon Saturday.

Aaron Kelly scoredboth his team’s goals inan entertaining match.

Despite the draw, theteam stay in touch withthe league leaders.

The Fahrenheitplayer of the day awardwas presented to ScottVoorend.

This week the teamtake on Matamata at theStadium, kick off at12.30.

The men’s B divisionside continued theirwinning ways defeatingNgaruawahia 1-0

Coach ChrisPetopoulos reports thatit was a frustrating day,but he was happy in theend to take the win andnot concede any goals.

Campbell Blackscored the only goal ofthe game.

This week the teamplay the late game at theStadium against Unicol.

The men’s D divisionside overwhelmedUnicol 6-1 at AnchorPark.

But for a few cruelbounces of the ball andmiss-timed passes, the

score could have blown out even furthersuch was Te Awamutu’s dominance.

David Ireland (2), Graham Duthie (2),Regan Hesketh and Simon Waite scoredthe goals for Te Awamutu.

It was Hesketh’s first goal in the seniorcompetition.

The Lads and Dads Player of the Dayaward went to striker Duthie.

This week the team are away toTokoroa in the Waikato Cup knockoutcompetition.


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Noel Evans and AllanDuncan won theirfoursomes match for TeAwamutu, who trailed 3-1at the luncheon break,while singles wins went toTe Awamutu’s Evans,Duncan and David George,with Ivan Riggir and Rich-ard Waters both halvedtheir matches.

On the club scene,Glennis Kay headed someoutstanding scoring with42 stableford on women’sclub day (Wednesday),

from Margaret Kay 40, AniBahler, ElizabethMacPherson, Sue Gower38.

The only two wasscored by RaewynColeman.

Joint winners of thenine hole division, JudyPage and Robin Watsonboth accumulated 18stableford, and KarolynTaylor 17.

Sunday’s club day win-ners were Justin Morriswith 69 gross, Percy Kapa69 nett and WayneMudford 36 stableford.

Twos went to J. Morrisand Clinton Rowe.

Morris had further suc-cess, winning the openmidweek tourney with 69gross.

Bill Hawira annexedthe nett with 69 and SonnyTe Kanawa the stablefordwith 37.

John Staples wasclearly the stand out Vet-eran player with 38stableford last Thursday.

Winners on Saturdaywere Braden Longden with72 gross, John Darragh 68nett, Jill Morgan, ShirleyLord 38 stableford.

The women’s scramblewas won by Robin Watsonwith 42 stableford.

Sports fall to University

TC280416SP21CENTRE Inoke Tuibua on one of hischaracteristic bruising runs.

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LAMBOURNE,John EdwardBallantyne [RNZNVR.A1783].Passed awaypeacefully on 23 April2016 with his lovingwife Avis beside him,in his 96th year. Lovedhusband of the lateFrances, father toAlan, Peter, David,and Rosemary Chick,and step father toWarwick Hambleton,Janice Morse, TrishJonathan, TonetteLaing, and AlexSeweryn.

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HAIRA,Jane.Jane’s children wouldlike to thankWhakamarama Maraewhanau, Uncle RahuKatene and ourRotorua whanau fortheir love and supportduring the sad loss ofour mum.

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TE AWAMUTUFISH & GAME ASS INC

Duck Shootersand TroutFishermen

ALL WELCOME

AGM5 May 2016 7.30pm

Methodist Church HallBank Street, Te Awamutu

GUEST SPEAKERClint Roxborough

Speaking about BowHunting in the Northern

Territory, Australia

Enquiries to:David Nordell

871 3334021 502 390

PARAWERAMARAEAGM

1 May at 10amParawera Marae -

Tuupa Korora11 Owairaka ValleyRoad, Parawera,

Te Awamutu

AGENDA:Mihi/KarakiaApologiesMatters ArisingCorrespondenceChaIrman’s ReportTreasurer’s ReportDelegate’s ReportsGeneral BusinessElection of Officers

Public Notices

MARKETCOUNCIL CARPARK

This Saturday

Phone Carol871 6198

SECTION 101, SALE AND SUPPLY OF ALCOHOL ACT 2012

PUBLIC NOTICEof application for an On Licence

Anthony Hugh Rhodes, 815 Franklin Street, Pirongia,has made application to the District LicensingCommittee at Te Awamutu for the renewal of an OnLicence in respect of the premises situated at 815Franklin Street, Pirongia and known as The AlexandraHotel.

The general nature of the business conducted underthe licence is Hotel.

The days on which and the hours during which theliquor is (or intended to be) sold under the licence are:Monday to Sunday 9am - 2am.

The application may be inspected during ordinaryoffice hours at the office of the Waipa District Council,District Licensing Committee, Bank Street, TeAwamutu/Wilson Street, Cambridge.

Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes toobject to the issue of the licence may, not later than 15working days after the date of the publication of thisnotice, file a notice in writing of the objection with theSecretary of the District Licensing Committee at WaipaDistrict Council, Private Bag 2402, Te Awamutu 3840.

No objection to the renewal of a licence may be madein relation to a matter other than a matter specified insection 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act2012.This is the first publication of this notice.

Public Notices

TE AWAMUTU FISH& GAME ASSN INC

TE AWAMUTU FISH AND GAME ASSN INC

We wish to thank the following businessesand individuals for their generous support andsponsorship of the Lake Arapuni Fishing contestheld on 19 and 20 of March 2016;

Mighty River Power • CH Allen Upholsterers •Super Service Station • John Spence Marine •The Meat Factory • Salt Water Sports Fishing• Betta Electrical • Te Awamutu Courier •VE Veterinary Services • Gyde WansboneAccountants • Qubik TMC Ltd • Farm Source •Grant Annan Builder • Steve Morton NZ FarmersLivestock • Helicopter Management Ltd • SpruceProperty Management • Waste Management •Merial • Zoetis • S.V.S. • Boehringer Ingelheim• M.S.D. • Vetpro • Agrihealth • Elanco • Alleva• Phoenix Pharm • Ballance • Hamills • NewWorld Rototuna.


PUBLIC NOTICEof application for an Off Licence

Anthony Hugh Rhodes, 815 Franklin Street, Pirongia,has made application to the District LicensingCommittee at Te Awamutu for the renewal of an OffLicence in respect of the premises situated at 815Franklin Street, Pirongia and known as The AlexandraHotel.

The general nature of the business conducted underthe licence is Hotel.

The days on which and the hours during which theliquor is (or intended to be) sold under the licence are:Monday to Sunday 9am - 11pm.



No objection to the renewal of a licence may be madein relation to a matter other than a matter specified insection 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act2012.This is the first publication of this notice.

Nominations are invited for the election of five parentrepresentatives to the Board of Trustees.

Signed Mike FoxReturning Officer

Voting closes at noon on 3 June 2016.

There will also be a list of candidates’ names, as they come tohand, for inspection at the school.

The voting roll is open for inspection at the school and can beviewed during normal school hours.

Nominations close at noon on 20 May 2016 and maybeaccompanied by signed candidates’ statements.

Additional nomination forms can be obtained from the schooloffice.

You can nominate another person to stand as a candidate, oryou can nominate yourself (make sure you sign both parts ofthe form).

A nomination form and a notice calling for nominations will beposted to all eligible voters.

Board of Trustees Election

Parent Election Notice

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All

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To register please contactLinda or Brian Sloan – 871 5127

(If no reply – please leavea message)

TE AWAMUTU VISION IMPAIRED GROUP

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317 Kaipaki Road, Ohaupo

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Phone Vickiefor more info

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Public Notices

TE AWAMUTU& DISTRICT

HIGLAND PIPEBAND

ANNUAL GENERALMEETING

Thursday 12 May 20167.30pm at

Te AwamutuSports Club

Albert Park Drive

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SALLY’S DOG SCHOOL

CALL SALLY 021 230 1443 / 07 872 6299

Clicker training sessions availableChildren welcome, much more thanobedience trainingFun prize givingSocialising and private classes availableBehaviour consultations and trouble shootingMobile pet shop for all your needs

Starts from eight weeks of ageSix week course with severalclass options availableHeld at Mangapiko Hall four minsfrom Te Awamutu and Pirongia

FINANCE• Vehicle Loans• Personal Loans• Debt Consolidation

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4 May10am Wednesday

Entry: $2Waipa Workingmen’s

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Speaker:Gigi Crawford

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Sports Notices

ROSETOWNDARTSSPECIAL

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at 6pm

384 Racecourse RdTe Awamutu

Property WantedHOUSE WANTED forremoval. Phone021-0274-5654.

Property For SaleUNIT, one brm,completely refurbished,in rest home village. EM:[email protected]

Storage

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Wanted to RentFARMHOUSE wanted inleiu of farm work/renovation work,experienced, exsharemilker, referencesavail. Phone 022 353 4297.

ROOMS TO RENT

Portable, insulated, power,carpet, curtainsVarious sizes

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SAFE ‘N’ SOUNDSTORAGE

• Electric Security Fence• 24/7 access• Camera and patrolled

surveillance027 440 7101or 871 2171

THREE brm countrycottage for rent, fireplace, carport and sleepout, quiet location,between Pirongia andOtorohanga, referencesreqd, pets neg, $270 p/wk.Phone 027 750 9442.

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Coaches Required - No skill or experienceneeded, we provide ongoing training and support.

Term 2 SessionsCommencing Week Starting

Monday 2 May 2016

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PUBLIC NOTICEof application for an On Licence

Commercial Hotel Te Awamutu Limited, 97 AlexandraStreet, Te Awamutu, have made application to theDistrict Licensing Committee at Te Awamutu for therenewal of an On Licence in respect of the premisessituated at 97 Alexandra Street, Te Awamutu andknown as The Commercial Hotel.

The general nature of the business conducted underthe licence is Hotel, Bar and Restaurant.

The days on which and the hours during which theliquor is (or intended to be) sold under the licence are:Monday to Sunday, 9am - 2am the following day.



No objection to the renewal of a licence may be madein relation to a matter other than a matter specified insection 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act2012.

This is the second publication of this notice.

This notice was first published on 21 April 2016.

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DRY gum mix, $125 uteload. Phone 027 472 4544.

FIREWOOD for sale, 5m3 -$180, delivered, expectedshortage next winter.Phone 07 873 9190 or 021617 349.

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HEN HOUSELength 11ft x 3ft 6", height4ft 6", $130. Phone 8717106.

RURAL SHEDLARGE rural shed forremoval, offers. PhoneJohn 07 843 7693 fordetails.

CLEARING SALELONG ESTABLISHED STRAIGHT

BRED FRIESIAN HERD

Thursday 5th May 2016 at 11 am

Sale to be conducted on the property of the vendorMr Chris O’Connor

123 Ryburn Road R D 3 Ohaupo 3883

Offering will comprise;

47 Friesian cows47 Friesian in calf heifers36 Friesian Rising one year heifers

TB Status C10, EBL Free, Lepto vaccinatedOur vendor has decided to give up milking and tosell his farm. Based on the family herd establishedin the 1960s this small select herd has producedup to 565 kgs milk solids per cow. The herd ofapproximately 90 has been reduced so only thevery best are being offered. Low cell counts, calvingfrom 20th July to nominated sires with very littleattention to indices this herd has been bred withan emphasis on protein, fertility, temperament andconformation. All cows will be in milk on sale day.Those in search of genuinely nice straight bredFriesian cows should attend this sale.

Catalogues giving all details are available from theauctioneers; Brian Robinson Livestock Ltd or areavailable online at www.nzholstein.org.nz

Enquiries to;Brian Robinson Ph 07 858 3132 | 027 241 0051 orSelwyn Donald Ph 06 308 9942 | 027 437 8375

39TH ANNUAL JERSEY SALEIN CALF HEIFERS, YEARLINGHEIFERS, YEARLING BULLS

Friday 6th May 2016 at 12 noon

Sale to be held on the property of the vendorsM/s R A & P E Adam

Allen Road Kihikihi RD5 Te Awamutu

Also a consignment of 6 Jersey in calf heifers fromSummit Farms, Mount Cosy, S Singh and familyOtorohanga

Offering comprises;

33 Jersey in calf heifers5 Jersey yearling heifers7 Jersey yearling bulls

Backed by many years of selective breeding throughthe use of highly ranked sires and outstandingproduction, this year’s offering is among the bestever offered for sale. Both herds consistently producein excess of 400 kgs milk solids per cow off mainlygrass. Well grown and in good condition, thosefarmers looking for genuine replacements areencouraged to attend.

Catalogues giving all details are available from theauctioneers; Brian Robinson Livestock Ltd and JerseyMarketing Service Ltd or are available online atwww.jersey.org.nz

Enquiries to;Brian Robinson Ph 07 858 3132 | 027 241 0051 orSelwyn Donald Ph 06 308 9942 | 027 437 8375 orKevin Hart Ph 07 854 6220 | 027 291 5575.

Jersey Marketing Service;Nigel Riddell Ph 07 873 0770 | 027 434 3153.

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Grazing30 bales wrapped silage,handy to Te Awamutu,$90 plus GST each. Phone871 8975.

GRAZINGAVAILABLEUp to 200 yearlings

100 carry overs100 - 200 winter

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PHONE07 825 9149

AC PETFOODSCAN take penicillincalves. Phone 0800DOWN COW.

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Nest Or Invest179 Finch StreetTucked away on Finch St, this 1990's homehas three spacious bedrooms, an open plankitchen/ dining/living area and a lined internalaccess garage for your convenience.Theproperty boasts a sizeable, well fenced sectionand a great outdoor entertainment area.

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Genuine Affordability161 Colgan StreetOwn and occupy or tenant out for additionalincome. Tidy three bed family home packedwith potential to add-value. Close to parks,pools, schools and all essentials. Open planliving with carport and workshop. Sprawlingsunny rear section in a friendly neighbourhood.


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