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Kaipara and the Lifestyler supporting SuperGold Card LIFESTYLER Kaipara KAIPARA’S ONLY REGIONAL NEWSPAPER — Kaipara Owned and Operated 10,000 Copies DELIVERED FREE throughout the Kaipara May 21 2013 Masters of workwear rental and cleaning. Apparelmaster Kaipara 09 439 7139 or email [email protected] To find out more, call 0800 808 820 or go to apparelmaster.co.nz If you want your staff to look clean and professional and save your company money with the least amount of hassle, talk to Apparelmaster. We buy any kind of workwear and rent it back to you, professionally launder and repair it and make sure you get the right gear where and when you need it. NEW ZEALAND, COVERED AT WORK Otamatea five gain gold Former Otamatea High School students were presented with Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards … Bank lends value to students A partnership between Dargaville High School and the BNZ is lending valuable work experience to students … First art festival at Aratapu Proprietor Donice Hall-Morris says the idea began talking to Dargaville Art Club member, Anna Murphy … P3 P7–9 P5 P6 by Paul Campbell by Rose Rees-Owen Chris Biddles and his grand champion trophy as well as prize money Despite the drought, Te Kopuru farmers, Chris and Karren Biddles, are grand champions for the second time round in the Beef and Lamb New Zealand Steak of Origin competition. The couple won in 2007 and also took out the Producer of the Decade title in 2012. Twenty contestants made it to the semi finals and 70 per cent of the winners were from the North Island. Chris took home the grand trophy and $6,500 in prize money. He says that this year has been tough with the drought and he struggled to find enough feed for his stock but the judges were surprised that the quality was similar to past years. “It’s pleasing because it shows that we are producing good beef consistently,” said Chris. The competition panel of four judges is made up of top chefs, a food writer, and a farm commentator. “The standard never ceases to amaze me and choosing a winner was certainly no easy task,” said head judge, Graham Hawkes. Beef entered in the contest goes through numerous tests including tenderness, pH and marbling. Volunteers pave way for rally New Zealand’s top beef producers A number of roads were closed through rural Kaipara and Whangarei districts for the two-day 730km event in testing conditions. “The weather over the two days brought fog, wet gravel, sunny drier patches and heavy rain showers,” said Ted Mooney, who co-ordinated the Wairere stage from Paparoa, supporting St. Johns. “But we don’t see a lot of the rally event, as we are pretty busy.” Maungaturoto co-operative chairman, Vern Dark, who brings together volunteers from the Maungaturoto Country Club, Paparoa Lions, Mid Western Lions, Maungaturoto St John Ambulance, Marohemo Hall, Kamo Lions and Kaipara Hunt clubs, says the service clubs will receive about 50 per cent of spectators’ admissions, expected to be finalised at a forthcoming wind-up breakfast event. “We have raised about $750,000 over the last couple of decades of rallies, but with the loss of the world rally event, our share has dropped a bit.” Esapekka Lappi and co-driver Janne Ferm won the opening round of the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship - part of the Whangarei Rally. Kiwi ace, Hayden Paddon, and co-driver, John Kennard, set or re-set four records in the event, in the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9 and won the final power stage. Kaipara service club members were out in force to ensure safety, and organise stages in last weekend’s Rally of Whangarei, won convincingly by 22-year-old Finn, Esapekka Lappi. Rural road action in the Rally of Whangarei

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Kaipara and the Lifestyler supporting

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LIFESTYLERKaipara

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May 21 2013

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Otamatea five gain goldFormer Otamatea High School students were presented with Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards …

Bank lends value to studentsA partnership between Dargaville High School and the BNZ is lending valuable work experience to students …

First art festivalat AratapuProprietor Donice Hall-Morris saysthe idea began talking to Dargaville Art Club member, Anna Murphy …

P3

P7–9

P5

P6

by Paul Campbell

by Rose Rees-Owen

Chris Biddles and his grand champion trophy as well as prize money

Despite the drought, Te Kopuru farmers, Chris and Karren Biddles, are grand champions for the second time round in the Beef and Lamb New Zealand Steak of Origin competition.

The couple won in 2007 and also took out the Producer of the Decade title in 2012.

Twenty contestants made it to the semi finals and 70 per cent of the winners were from the North Island. Chris took home the grand trophy and $6,500 in prize money.

He says that this year has been tough with the drought and he struggled to find enough feed for his stock but the judges

were surprised that the quality was similar to past years. “It’s pleasing because it shows that we are producing good beef consistently,” said Chris.

The competition panel of four judges is made up of top chefs, a food writer, and a farm commentator.

“The standard never ceases to amaze me and choosing a winner was certainly no easy task,” said head judge, Graham Hawkes.

Beef entered in the contest goes through numerous tests including tenderness, pH and marbling. ■

Volunteers pave way for rally

New Zealand’s top beef producers

A number of roads were closed through rural Kaipara and Whangarei districts for the two-day 730km event in testing conditions.

“The weather over the two days brought fog, wet gravel, sunny drier patches and heavy rain showers,” said Ted Mooney, who co-ordinated the Wairere stage from Paparoa, supporting St. Johns.

“But we don’t see a lot of the rally event, as we are pretty busy.”

Maungaturoto co-operative chairman, Vern Dark, who brings together volunteers from the Maungaturoto Country Club, Paparoa Lions, Mid Western Lions, Maungaturoto St John Ambulance, Marohemo Hall, Kamo Lions and Kaipara Hunt clubs, says the service clubs will receive about 50 per cent of spectators’ admissions, expected to be finalised at a forthcoming wind-up breakfast event.

“We have raised about $750,000 over the last couple of decades of rallies, but with the loss of the world rally event, our share has dropped a bit.”

Esapekka Lappi and co-driver Janne Ferm won the opening round of the FIA Asia Pacific Rally Championship - part of the Whangarei Rally.

Kiwi ace, Hayden Paddon, and co-driver, John Kennard, set or re-set four records in the event, in the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9 and won the final power stage.

Kaipara service club members were out in force to ensure safety, and organise stages in last weekend’s Rally of Whangarei, won convincingly by 22-year-old Finn, Esapekka Lappi.

Rural road action in the Rally of Whangarei

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Mud-caked trail ride

Anzac Poppy appeal

The Kaipara Lifestyler’s Andy Bryenton delivers a donation cheque to the Dargaville RSA’s president, John McLean, and vice president, Gary Murdoch. Messages of remembrance and respect filled our ANZAC publication this year from leading Kaipara businesses, as we approach the centenary of the WW1 Gallipoli landings.

Shooting practice for ATC

Dargaville’s 57 Squadron Air Training Corps cadets at a practice shoot at the Small Bore Rifle Club’s outdoor range at Rotu, under the supervision of their officers and club instructors, Mike Andrews and Barry Shine. The cadets must pass tests in safety and their knowledge of firearms and their components before they can take part in shooting activities. The unit has two NZ Defence Force-qualified Range Safety Officers and competes in cadet forces shooting competitions on a regular basis.

Despite the odd heavy shower, 250 bike riders raced along tracks which crossed private farmland at Red Hill, to raise funds for Te Kopuru Primary School and after one circuit, most riders were mud-caked and unrecognisable. This failed to deter them, and the money earned will go towards non-budgeted expenses from laptops to playground equipment.

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Plan hearings overOtamatea five gain gold by Sheri O’Neill

by Sheri O’Neill

Former Kaipara mayor, Peter Bull, making his submission to KDC commissioners at the Maungaturoto hearing

Kaipara District Council commissioners have heard submissions from across the district on the council’s draft Annual Plan 2013/2014 and amendments to the Long Term Plan.

A total of 311 written suggestions were received and 58 people spoke to their proposals during hearings held at Dargaville, Maungaturoto and Mangawhai.

The commissioners will now make their final deliberations on the draft, with a special meeting scheduled for 2pm on Tuesday, May 21 at the Lighthouse Function Centre in Dargaville.

Council’s community engagement manager, Barbara Ware, says issues and options arising from the public suggestions will then be considered by the commissioners.

“Although we’re not expecting an extended deliberation process, the commissioners have the option to alter council officer recommendations or to ask for further work, and all submitters will receive letters from council in response to the matters they have raised.”

She says after the deliberations council staff will make any

Five former Otamatea High School students were among a group of 26 young people recently presented with Duke of Edinburgh Gold Awards by the Governor-General.

All were senior students at Otamatea in 2011, and completed their Duke of Edinburgh Hillary Award programmes under the supervision of Robyn Bruce and Wayne Maclennan, who both teach at the school.

Acting principal, Roy Fletcher, says he was very proud to attend the award ceremony at Government House in Auckland on behalf of the school. “I cannot recommend this programme enough, and we are very privileged that Mrs Bruce and Mr Maclennan continue to give up their time to make this opportunity possible for our students,” he says.

Mrs Bruce has been involved with the programme for nine years and says although the activities take place out of school time the school is very supportive. “Currently we have 14 young people at bronze level, ten going for their silver award, and one for gold.” She says it is a long commitment for young people to work towards the gold award, but dropouts are rare past bronze level. “Once they’re hooked they’re in there for the duration.” The high cost

of meeting the adventurous journey requirement means a continuous round of fundraising in the form of school catering and socials.

The Duke of Edinburgh Award, now in its 50th year in New Zealand, is an international programme for young people aged 14 to 25 aimed at building skills, identity and self esteem by participation in five specific areas: skills, service, physical recreation, adventurous journey and, at gold level, a residential project working with others to achieve a common goal. ■

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“ Currently we have 14 young people at bronze level, ten going for their silver award, and one for gold.”

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Fresh is best — and better value!

Women in power by Sheri O’Neill

Dargaville’s Riverside Produce Market is a regular local showcase of great food from all across the district. But is it really better value for money than shopping out of town? We put the fresh bunch of stallholders at this Thursday afternoon institution to the test, and found out that $100 goes a long way when you shop direct ‘from the farm to the table’.

These days a $100 note doesn’t seem to stretch as far as it used to. But one picture of Lord Rutherford was able to net our secret shopper a swag of wholesome goodies, including — avocados, hot chili peppers, spring onions, new season’s kumara and pumpkin in the vege section; apples, limes, and peaches as a fruit selection; smokey bacon and deli-style salami, two crusty loaves of fresh-baked bread (one topped with herbs and olives, the other with cheese), some mussels, and even a generous wedge of Dutch cumin seed cheese.

This proved to be enough to fashion a couple of amazing meals, with plenty more to keep the fridge full. Certainly the amount and volume of fruit, veg and food was similar to a $100 spend at a top ‘discount’ supermarket, but the freshness and quality was superior across the board.

Try the $100 challenge for yourself sometime soon, and see just how much you can get out of your money by shopping local and shopping fresh.

Dargaville’s Robyn Dawes is one of the first two New Zealand women to qualify as cable jointers in the electricity sector.

Robyn was certified in February after completing a three year apprenticeship. Despite having a degree in IT, she says a chance sighting of a newspaper advertisement led her to the traditionally male-dominated industry.

“The advertisement encouraged women to apply, and my Dad just said ‘go for it’,” she says.

Alongside Whangarei’s Aroha McLean, Robyn trained through the Electricity Supply Industry Training Organisation. She says although both women are now currently working for Northpower in Auckland, they don’t work together. “I think both of us on the same team is probably a bit much!”

Cable jointing involves exactly that

— connecting underground cables of varying voltages for applications ranging from commercial to residential. Robyn says all the building trades are still very much male-dominated and reactions on worksites can vary.

“But the Northpower crews are great, they treat us the same as everyone else.” She says she loves the work and the variety in the job is a big plus. “No two jobs or days are the same.”

Northpower’s business support manager, Barbara Harrison, says Robyn and Aroha’s achievements are impressive. “They have added so much to our team because they bring skills to the work group which help unlock the potential of others.” ■

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Tangiteroria gears up as hunters’ heaven

Tangiteroria’s local tavern takes pride in being a real honest-to-goodness rural kiwi pub, and this June they’re taking it to the hills and forests with their first ever dedicated pig hunt.

Hunters from across the region will vie for bragging rights and some huge prizes as they literally ‘bring home the bacon’, but before the big event there’s a day of fun planned for one and all, raising prize money for the big event.

On Sunday May 26, the Tangiteroria Tavern will be the place to be, with over $2,000 of prizes up for grabs in quickfire raffles, spot prize giveaways and a big ‘batons up’ fundraiser — a whole afternoon of chances to win big. There’ll also be music, cold

drinks, hot food from the kitchen, and a sausage sizzle to add to the fun.

Right now you can pick up an entry to the big prize draw from some of our local Dargaville retailers and the Northern Wairoa Hotel. Each $20 ‘baton’ gets you a single place in the draw, but even if you win your baton is put back in the pot for another chance — a very lucky winner could sweep the entire pool.

Money raised by this fun day will go towards the prizes for the forthcoming pig hunt, which is set to be a highlight of the Northland hunting calendar, joining such fabled events as the Mangamuka pig hunt and attracting some of the nation’s best and most experienced hunters.

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A partnership between Dargaville High School and the Dargaville BNZ is lending valuable work experience to students.

Bank lends value to students

Through the school’s Gateway programme, which places up to 70 students a year with local employers, for the past year students have worked in the branch one day a week for three months at a time.

“It’s a good arrangement for us,” says BNZ’s Chad Lowen. “We enjoy the students and the permanent staff get training experience which can be applied to new employees.”

He says the first step is to bring the students out of their shells. “Conversation is the key aspect to our business, and it’s a special skill to talk to people and make them feel comfortable.”

Gateway coordinator, Claudia

Guthrie-Oehlinger, agrees, and says the experience of working with the public pays off in building self-esteem. “Sometimes we underestimate how difficult it can be for young people starting out. They’re often super confident amongst their peers, but unable to relate well on all levels.”

Other local businesses that support the programme include hairdressing, engineering, early childhood, and beauty therapy. Ms Guthrie-Oehlinger says placements are flexible to suit, with either a regular day or blocks of time during the school holidays.

“Our employers are wonderful,” she says. “Without them we couldn’t do what we are doing.” ■

Dargaville High School student Emma Carruthers and BNZ customer service consultant Jane Tait

Kaiwaka hosts constitution discussion by Sheri O’Neill

by Sheri O’Neill

An opportunity for people to discuss their aspirations for the way New Zealanders may be governed in the future is being provided in Kaiwaka this week.

The ‘Constitution Conversation’ is being held as part of a public discussion and submission process that is taking place throughout the country. An independent Constitutional Advisory Panel has been set up to consider people’s views on a range of constitutional issues, with submissions closing on July 1, and the panel due to report back to government in December. Any actual constitutional change arising from their recommendations would come much later.

The Kaiwaka discussion, facilitated by Human Rights Commission educator Julie Watson, is on Thursday, May 23, from 10.15am to 1.45pm at the Memorial Hall. All are welcome and lunch will be provided.

Organiser Helen Marsh says she has been involved with human rights and social justice issues all her life. Brought up as a Quaker in the south of England, she migrated to New Zealand in the 1970s and has been a resident of Kaiwaka’s Kohatu Toa Eco-village since 2005.

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She hopes that people will be inspired by the meeting to write their own submissions, and if there is enough interest the set up of an ongoing discussion group will follow.

Topics up for discussion include the fact that, although New Zealand does have a constitution, it does not have it written down in a single document; Maori representation in Parliament; and the way we elect our politicians.

“Now’s our chance to talk about how we want New Zealand to be for our children and grandchildren.”

Contact: Helen 09 431 2582. Information: ourconstitution.org.nz ■

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First art festival at Aratapu by Rose Rees-Owen

Wine tasting, opera, jewellery, poetry, face painting, and balloon art are just some of the attractions at the first Aratapu Arts Festival.

The idea for the festival, which will be held at Aratapu Tavern, began when proprietor Donice Hall-Morris and long time member of the Dargaville Art Club Anna Murphy got talking.

They came up with the concept of an art, wine and cheese evening but when Donice heard Anna Marie Cutts and Peter Martin sing she brought them on board.

“They started belting out the most

Sharing 50 years of memories by Rose Rees-Owen

This is the Life, Dargaville Little Theatre’s jubilee production written and directed by committee member, Deborah Steele, is open to the public.

The theatre will be celebrating its 50th jubilee over Queen’s Birthday weekend and the production will mark their 156th show.

“We wanted to give the public a chance to see it — It’s a chance to learn what the theatre has produced in the past 50 years,” says Deborah.

It is a parody of the television series, This is Your Life, where a host surprises guests with a show documenting their lives with participation from their family and friends.

Deborah has personified the Dargaville Little Theatre and shares the best moments of pantomimes, musicals, comedies, tragedies and all the genres in between.

“It’s hard for me to choose a favourite memory,” says Deborah, “but Maxine Stringer who choreographed the tap dancing in the 1992 production, Stepping Out, produced by Joy Kay, will be re-enacting some of

it and Noelene Osbaldiston who was the pianist in the early musicals will come back and join us again.”

“It’s also special that Dylan Hansen whose grandparents were involved with theatre joins our cast as well as, of course, the Collins family who have been part of theatre for decades.”

The cast consists of around 18 actors, with Eryn Wilson-Collins playing the host and Adrian Humm playing the theatre personified, and they will encourage audience participation within the acts.

“We are having a lot of fun during the rehearsals and I’m very lucky to work with such a great group of people.”

Tickets cost $10 which include a supper during the interval and are available at Dargaville BP and Dargaville Sewing Centre.

Show times are 2pm and 7.30pm on Saturday, June 1, with a limited number of seats available.

Dylan Hansen (left), re-enacting the villain from the 1978 production Robinson Crusoe, battles Daniel Parkinson who is playing the hero from Babes in the Wood 1976 production for the theatre’s jubilee show

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beautiful opera I have ever heard — I don’t normally care for opera but this performance had me mesmerised,” says Donice.

She says after talking to more local artists, the interest grew with each person referring her on to a new artist and what began as a small gathering turned into a festival.

It will suit children and adults alike, she says, with Colin Schwamm doing balloon art and Helen Nathan face painting.

For the adults, as well as the art and craft exhibitors, there will be wine tasting and she will be showcasing a special wine label. It depicts Tokatoka and Maungaraho rocks as well as the Northern Wairoa River, and says the concept came from the Maori translation of Aratapu.

“It means holy path,” says Donice, “and it feels like that when walking down to the river.”

The festival will also feature The Kaipara Lifestyler’s own Andy Bryenton, who will perform an epic poem which won a University of Washington competition. ■

Anna Marie Cutts playing Fantine in Les Miserable with her daughter, Shannon, who is playing Cossette

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Two women and two guitars Golfing for a good causeIvy Rossiter from the band, Luckless, has joined forces with folk singer, Nadia

Reid, for a national tour called the Ballads and Badlands, including a stop at the Funky Fish in Baylys Beach.

The pair, Ivy from Auckland and Nadia from Christchurch, became friends after meeting at a gig.

“I had intense feelings of jealousy and insecurity when I first heard Nadia play because she’s talented beyond her years, but I quickly got over that, and thought she would be a great person to tour with,” says Ivy.

Nadia, 21, writes songs of love and loss and she seeks inspiration from songwriters such as Beth Orton and Laura Marling.

Ivy says Nadia’s stripped back acoustic sound complements her own songs which are accompanied by electric guitar.

“We both play what I call, listening music, rather than dancing music, it’s slower and more reflective — we both have quite different sets, then come together at the end to collaborate.”

Luckless has recently released their debut self titled album which Ivy says is the first step in a long career.

Ivy played at the Funky Fish earlier this year and is excited to return. She hopes people will both support them during New Zealand music month as well as the cafe and bar owner, Beth Kelliher.

“For me, it’s just as important for local people to support people like Beth, who constantly support New Zealand music, as it is for them to support us.”

They play on the May 25 with tickets available from, www.undertheradar.co.nz, as well as door sales.

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Nadia Reid (left) and Ivy Rossiter set to begin their Ballads and Badlands national tour.

Ashton Coates tees off at the Carters Maungaturoto third Ambrose golf tournament which raised $500 for Otamatea Community Services. Fifty-six golfers worked on their swings at Paparoa Golf Course in teams of four giving a donation as their entry fee. Local businesses chipped in with Dreams, Real Town Pies, and Maungaturoto Hotel providing spot prizes and refreshments. A requirement was to have one woman per team, and a group of young boys met this by giving a skirt to the person who had the worst tee off on each nine holes. Site manager, Mike Schimanski, says it was great fun and he can’t wait for next year’s event.

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• For all your Cultivation Requirements• Round Hay/Silage, Pit Silage

• Innoculent available• Two loader wagons available

Lugtigheid Contracting

• Effluent, Lime and Fert Spreading Power Harrowing with Air Seeder • Undersowing

BOOK NOW

•PHONE 021 953 010•

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KEVIN REIDCONTRACTING LTD

Get it sorted before gypsy week with us!

• Cultivation• Pasture Management• Digging• Earthmoving• Roads and Races• Dams and Ponds• Silage• Undersowing

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Excavators & TrucksDams

DrainageGeneral Excavations

Building Sites

Call Tim 021 766 129 orCall Gavin 021 766 130

sort it NOW before gypsy sort it NOW before gypsy week!

KAIPARA Motorcycles

Finance available – trade ins welcomePlus: Free PickuP and delivery • servicing • demos • Parts

10 Edward Street, Dargaville Call 09 439 1494

andkawasaki 650 brute

$11,470 +gstcan-am outlander

Trade in Now on new400 std $10,912 +gst

400 max $11,634 +gst

The 2013 Kawasaki Mule promises years of trusty farm service

Farmers ready to trade up for gypsy week by Andy Bryenton

Both Can-Am and Kawasaki have new models of quads and UTVs waiting to hit the paddocks for the winter season, and both brands are on display at local Dargaville dealership Kaipara Motorcycles.

With many farmers starting afresh in ‘greener pastures’ this gypsy week, there’s never been a better time to take a look at some serious rural hardware.

And while the up-and-coming North American brand and the long established Japanese marque have some overlap, their machines fill different niches out on the farm. The Kaipara Motorcycles team will be out there for gypsy week and beyond, offering on-farm demos of the 2013 Kawasaki Mule and Brute Force ranges, as well as offering advice to newly mobile sharemilkers — and anyone else who works hard on the land.

When it’s time to upgrade, along with advice and experience, Dargaville’s local Can Am and Kawasaki specialists offer the ability to trade in your old machine for something newer and more powerful. Your trade in will find a new home while

you enjoy more comfort, load space and power. Pickup and delivery of ATVs and bikes for their service centre is a strong point for the team, and they can repair and service all makes and models.

Kaipara Motorcycles are moving soon, from 10 Edward St. Dargaville to just around the corner at 2 Normanby St. This will bring all the farmers of the region a new level of convenience, both for ATVs and motorcycle sales, parts and service, and for on-farm maintenance and electrical servicing of all kinds of equipment, including tractors and implements.

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KAIPARA LIFESTYLER MAY 21 - 2013 13

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Maungatapere transport

Livestock & general carriersHardware store & farm suppliesSilage & hay makingWorkshop repairsWater

MaungataperePhone 09 434 6722

Freephone 0508 434 672

Randells Suzuki8 Kapia St, DargavillePhone 09 439 6952Offer valid until 30 June 2013 or while stocks last, and only available at participating Fieldays or Suzuki dealers. Price is RRP, excl. GST. Saving shown includes GST. Offer not available in conjunction with any other promotions. 0800 SUZUKI0800 SUZUKI || WWW.SUZUKI.CO.NZWWW.SUZUKI.CO.NZ

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EXCLUDING GST

LT-A400FL3

KingQuad 400 4X4 AUTO

Electronic Fuel-injection, 4 stroke, 4 valve Electronic Fuel-injection, 4 stroke, 4 valve Electronic Fuel-injection, 4 stroke, 4 valve Electronic Fuel-injection, 4 stroke, 4 valve engine, CVT transmission with Hi/Lo and reverse, engine, CVT transmission with Hi/Lo and reverse, engine, CVT transmission with Hi/Lo and reverse, engine, CVT transmission with Hi/Lo and reverse, 2WD/4WD handlebar control, sealed rear brakes, 2WD/4WD handlebar control, sealed rear brakes, 2WD/4WD handlebar control, sealed rear brakes, 2WD/4WD handlebar control, sealed rear brakes, torque-sensing limited slip front differential, twin torque-sensing limited slip front differential, twin torque-sensing limited slip front differential, twin torque-sensing limited slip front differential, twin shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, shock rigid rear axle, comfortable T-shaped seat, 24 Month/15,000km warranty24 Month/15,000km warranty24 Month/15,000km warranty

Suzuki Fieldays™ has arrived again, bringing some much-needed relief with it! Take the pressure off with the exceptional quality and low prices of the best value farm vehicles in New Zealand.

“Well, what a bluddy dissappointmint that was,” seda Boss, tirnin’ off tha widescreen ina woolshed. Boss’s gerlfren Sharlene make’s ‘im wotch ina woolshed ina footy seasin, ’cos she wotchis cookin’ stuff ona teevee ina homested.

Anyway, Boss went on ta say “Dog, dunno wot this countree is comin’ too. Once apon a tyme wen I was yunger, tha budjit was worth wotchin.” Cos that’s wot Boss wuz doing, wotchin’ tha guvmint budgit ona news.

“Yes, Nahh, Dog” he wint on, getting me confused. Yep, Nah?? C’mon Boss, getta tha point! One thing or tha otha?

“There woz a tyme win we used ta stock up on ciggies, an’ beer, an’ maybe fill a cupla drums wiv pitril,” he sed. “Yah could take bets ina pub on how much booze wood go up. But now alla fun’s gone outa tha budjit.”

By this time we wuz back ata homested, an’ Sharlene stood ina doorway.

“Well, that was a waste of time Deah,” she sed in her skool teacha voice. Seems she wotcht it too.

Then she sed tha only winna was that blimmin’ Mr Ki, wot runs tha place down in Willingtin, evin tho’ he rickins it’s rollin’ over an’ playin’ dead, like that dumb spanyil does ata lifestyle block downa road.

“Yep,” sid Sharlene. “So they gonna build a few more houses.”

“Achally, yore right,” seda Boss.“That Mr Ki’s in charge ofa toorists

wot come hear ta visit kiwiland, and wot happind. Tha budjit chucked him

A dog’s tail…

Ekonomics and all that…a hole heap of munny.”

“I saw that,” sed Sharlene. “He got 39 per cent more to spend.” Boss agreed, an sed

Mr Ki got 128 millyin. Wow. Thatid buy a lotta Tux eh?

Then he had a bit ofa splutter, cos Sharlene tole

him that mister Ki’s offiss got givin 22 millyin dollas ta spind

as well.Boss slumt down ina

cheer by tha fire. (It’s gittin a bit chili at night ona farm.)

As ya no, Sharlene ana Boss gunna have a

kid soon, an he musta bin thinkin’ about that.

“Ya no, if I hada say ina budjit, I wooda takin tha munny off Mr Ki, and stuck ina skool lunch program. Lookit all those kids ina towns wot go ta skool wiv no tucka in there skoolbags.”

Sharlene reckind spendin’ orl that munny on toorists wuz a bit weerd.

She reckind we got those moovies about tha lord ofa rings, wot cost blimin millyins and millyins, an’ get seen orl ova that werld.

“Yore right there Sharlene,” seda Boss. “Wen Billy and I wint downa Horks Bay tha otha week, I saw bussis and bussis of toorists at Matter Matter, looking at that Hobbytin place wear they made tha moovies. Dunno wot Mr Ki gunna spind extra munny on. Eh?”

By this tyme, I wuz riddy fer me kennil, ana bone. As far as eye cood tell, nuthin’ much ina budjit afficted me. Yep. Thears a lot ta be sed fer a Dog’s life eh.

Keep it simpil.Cheers Billy

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14 MAY 21 - 2013 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

For Sale

Kaipara Lifestyler ClassifiedsPhone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 28 May 2013 edition is 10am, Monday 27 May 2013. See our terms and conditions online at www.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz

ANTIQUE LOUNGE rocker chair $150, Antique Oak china cabinet — leadlight $150, 29” TV & Cabinet $100, 4 Burner gas BBQ & bottle — New $150, Large “Transformer” ladder with 2 inserts & work platforms — New. Phone 09 431 4977.

BRAKE DISC pads. Good range, excellent price. Inder’s Auto One 09 439 8219.

STAINLESS STEEL, nuts, bolts & screws. Good selection. Inder’s Auto One 09 439 8219.

WIPER BLADES. Are yours worn? Only $19.95 per pair. Inder’s Auto One 09 439 8219.

WOOD LATHE + tools. Triton Saw bench, “put you up” Bed settee. Phone 09 439 8944.

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

Free to Good HomeBORDER COLLIE 4 year old Sam. Loving family pet urgently needing a new home. Phone 09 439 8863.

Nurseries & PlantsWHOLESALE PRICES for native plants from Babylon Coast Gardens Ltd. We have a great range of native and coastal tolerant plants available now. Further reductions off wholesale prices for purchases of 50 or more plants, delivery service available. Visit the Nursery at 1246 Babylon Coast Road, Dargaville on Saturday’s 10am to 4pm, or at other times by prior arrangement. Enquiries welcome phone 09 439 4223.

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

Kaipara Service Directory

To LetDARGAVILLE MODERN, warm and sunny 2 bedroom home. Available now. Newly redecorated. $215pw. Phone Erica to view 09 439 0029 or 027 626 9687.

DARGAVILLE CENTRALLY located warm, sunny 2 bedroom home. Newly decorated, fully fenced, walk to supermarket and town shops. Available 2nd May $230pw. Phone Erica to view 09 439 0029 or 027 626 9687.

AFFCO LIVESTOCKAFFCO LIVESTOCKTerry North

Phone 09 439 5902Mobile 027 484 1823 • Fax 09 439 1320

Ring AndrewRing AndrewNo job too smallCovering the Kaipara! Cell 0274 557 750

ProPertyMaintenance

& rePairATS• Fences & Repairs • Flooring Repairs • Decks

• Kitchen/Bathroom Fit Outs • Wet Wall Lining • Water Blasting & Chemical Washes

• Windows & Latches • Plus Much More• All general engineering requirements

• Suppliers of Waikato Milking Systems• Lowara Pumps • Hi Tech Effluent Systems

PH/FAX 09 439 7392 MOB 027 414 1250

PUKEKO ST DARGAVILLE 0310

[email protected]

ENGINEERING (2002) LTD

Bookkeeping and administration services Customised for you in your office or mine

Professional and computerised service for your business

Phone Sheena on 021 439 157

relax revise renew

Specialists inSpecialists inSpecialists in Skin Health Skin Health Skin Health Skin Rejuvenation Skin Rejuvenation Skin Rejuvenation Permanent Hair Reduction Permanent Hair Reduction Anti-aging Treatments Anti-aging Treatments All aspects of beauty therapy All aspects of beauty therapy

www.esthetica.co.nz

09 439 6880

8 Portland StreetDargaville

web:

phone:

Farrand & Mason Ltd.GENERAL & PRECISION ENGINEERS

Best under pressure

Phone: 439 7335Normanby Street

Dargaville

LocaL DeaLers for:

3 Parore St, Dargaville • Ph 09 439 8881

CHAINSAWS & MOWERSCHAINSAWS & MOWERSCHAINSAWS & MOWERS

Pick Up & Delivery Service

AvailableConditions apply

Greg BrownieFloor Sanding

Quality workmanship guaranteed

Locally owned and operated•Floorrestoration•Newfloorssandedandcoated

•Prepwork•Concretegrinding

Phone 027 439 7565 or 439 7564

Audio Visual• Domestic Wiring• 

Lighting Shop•  Security / • 

CCTV SystemsHeat Pumps• 

Refrigeration•  Repairs & •  Maintenance

Cowshed Electrical •  Systems

Air Conditioning / •  Ventilation

Phone / Fax: 09 439 7172E: dargaville@laserelectrical.co.nzwww.dargaville.laserelectrical.co.nz

30 Hokianga Road Dargaville | Ph 09 439 8170email: [email protected] | lumino.co.nz

love your smile

New patients welcome! Lyn’s Cake CreationsLyn’s Cake Creations

Phone Lyn 09 439 0751

Cakes for all occasions no job too big or too small

www.lynscakecreations.com

Established over 60 years your local funeral directorMale and Female staff available to discuss

all funeral arrangements Pre-paid and pre-arranged funeral options

FREECALL 0800 66 77 47199 Kamo Road • Whangarei • 437 5799 • Tollfree 0800 667 747

WINDOW&

DOORSERVICES

WindoW & door ServiceSSupply, InStallatIon & ServIcIng

For all your glaSS reQuIreMentS

32 gladstone St, DargavilleMob 027 275 0918, ph/Fax 09 439 6458

Catdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsCatdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsCatdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsCatdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsCatdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsWINDOWCatdoors • Safety Glass • Mirrors • TabletopsWINDOW• Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows • Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows • Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows • Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows • Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows WINDOW• Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows WINDOW&

• Security Doors & Grills • Insect Doors & Windows &• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors&• Interior Sliding / Wardrobe Doors&

get your DouBlelele glaglaZIngngng noW FDOORW FDOORorDOORorDOOR WIDOOR WIDOORnterDOORnterDOOR !

WINDOW&

DOORSERVICES

ARCHITECTURAL BUILDING PLANS AND DESIGNS

72 SPINDLER ROAD WELLSFORD 0972 (off Wayby Valley Road)office 09 423 8092 mobile 021 276 7389

email [email protected] www.wrightdesign.co.nz

Ask Brian for your discount

WRIGHT DESIGNQUALIFIED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNERS NZCAD, L.B.P. 117345

40+ years experience • All designs/plans council guaranteed FREE site/house visit • Plan printing available from A4–A0

WantedATTENTION FARMERS — Ernie at The Kumara Box is on the scout for a Milking Machine from an old Walk Through Cow Shed from years gone by. Also old buckets and bric–a–brac from the past. If you can help, please phone 09 439 7018.

DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE at Te Kopuru with river views, on quiet street. $190pw. Phone 09 439 7018.

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Public NoticesPublic Notices

Kaipara Lifestyler ClassifiedsPhone 09 439 6933

Closing date for classified advertising for the 28 May 2013 edition is 10am, Monday 27 May 2013. See our terms and conditions online at www.kaiparalifestyler.co.nz

Property for SaleLOCATION! CORNER Awakino and Gordon St. 3 Bedrooms. Trees, greenery. Easy walk to drive CBD $185K. Photos: [email protected]

NEWLY COMPLETED 3 Bdrm house, double glazed, insulated. New carpets and curtains. Large integral lined & insulated garage. TradeMe No: DAT 465. PRIVATE SALE $219,000. Phone 09 439 0559.

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

CHIMNEY SWEEPING & Services. Make sure your chimney is clean for insurance purposes. It’s never too early to have your chimney, flue & fire box cleaned safety checked & repaired for winter. Phone John 09 439 5289 or 022 642 1376. Crawford Solutions.

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

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

WATER TANK Vacuum clean, Full tank OK, Waste no more than 1000 litres. $250.00 for up to 25,000 litre tank. Also full pump out and scrub and leaks fixed. Phone Wals 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

FARMCLEARANCE

AUCTION

Factory 2nds andoverstocked product

200L Drums of 2,4-D($1 Reserve)

PLUS MOREheld on site at

SprayshopCompass yard,cnr Jervois &

Grey St, Dargaville

THURSDAY 30th MAY

auction starts 12.30pmopen from 10amPh 09-431-1000

or 0800-127-746

Baylys Beach Society Inc.

AGMMonday 27th May

7.30pmAt

SHARKY’S1 Seaview Road

Baylys BeachAll Welcome

HEALTH SHUTTLENeed transport

to a health appointment?

For bookings phone Te Ha Oranga

09 439 3013

Kaipara Community Health Trust

OPEN HOMESaturday, 25 May

10am till 5pm• 1½ acre rural subdivision• Panoramic views• 5 bedrooms PLUS office• 3 bathrooms (including 2 ensuites)• Large double internal garage

Homesell ID 10226

90 Bee Bush Road, Arapohue

Would like to invite the public, supporters, players and past players to help us

FAREWELLGareth (Tux) and Isabel Griffiths

on Saturday 25th May 2013, 6pm at the Southern Rugby Football Club.

If you intend on attending can you please contact Meagan Edmonds after hours on

09 439 7828 or alternatively 021 280 4689

Southern (te kopuru) rugby Football Club

Situations VacantCAREGIVER FOR jobshare required part time for Tetraplegic man in Dargaville. Experience preferred but training given. Refs and own transport essential. Phone Steve 09 439 8819.

QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED veterinary nurse; retail experience with interest in nutrition and complementary animal health; flexible duties and hours. New clinic Kaiwaka area. Apply in writing with C.V. to Kaiwaka Clinic, PO Box 642, Orewa.

AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIANWe are a small, friendly, hard working team in Maungaturoto looking for an Automotive

Technician with WOF Certification.You must be honest, reliable, hard working

and be able to work unsupervised.Applicants should have NZ Residency

or a valid NZ work Visa.Please send your CV to:

PO Box 100, Maungaturoto or email to [email protected]

Childcare Services Ltd

Care for pre-school childrenWork from home!

bjschildcare.co.nz

www.bjschildcare.co.nz

0800 459 1778E. [email protected]

Public Notices

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

All Beef aged Salami ~ Bacon ~ Ham ~ Sausages

Hamburger PattiesTraditional Manuka wood smoked

Bacon, Ham & Salami

Over 25 years experienceFor prompt & professional service contact

Wayne or Annette

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

Covering the Kaipara and Whangarei Regions

Homekills

Pinaki Sand&

Clean Fill

09 439 1505027 614 6309

Nick EvansMSF UK

Osteopathfor

Back Pain Relief

09 439 2620021 185 4856

DENISE CLARKToenail & Fingernail

Cutting Service

Phone09 439 6068

CANVAS & UPHOLSTERYTrailer covers, boat covers, furniture

recovers, bike seats, horsecover repairs,

golf carts and much more.

77 Gordon Street 09 439 4670 or 021 246 6436

Work Wanted

Sale of Liquor Act 1989 - Section 9(4)

Application forTeach-ola Investments Limited, 70 Victoria Street, Dargaville, Hotel Accommodation & Restaurant has made application to the Kaipara District Licensing Agency at Dargaville for the grant of an On Licence in respect of the premises situated at 70 Victoria Street, Dargaville and known as Northern Wairoa Hotel.The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Restaurant & Hotel Accommodation.The days on which and the hours during which liquor is intended to be sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 9am–1am the following day.The application may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the Kaipara District Licensing Agency at Kaipara District Council offices at 42 Hokianga Road, Dargaville or the Mangawhai Service Centre, Unit 5, The Hub, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai.Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the grant of the application may, not later than 10 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Agency at the Kaipara District Council, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville.This is the first publication of this notice.

Putting Northland first

www.nrc.govt.nz

BETTER STRONGER NORTHLANDAre you a Northland Regional Council resident or ratepayer?

If you are, we would like to invite you to attend a public meeting on changes to the way you will be represented around the Northland Regional Council table from October following the 2013 elections.

As well as an update on wider possible local government reform in the north, an open forum will also be held where the public can raise any questions that they may have about any other topics.

The meetings will be held at the following venues:

Wednesday 5 June 2013 - 5.30pm - 6.30pm Maungaturoto Hall, View Street, Maungaturoto

Monday 10 June 2013 - 5.30pm - 6.30pm Dargaville Town Hall, 37 Hokianga Road, Dargaville

Monday 24 June 2013 - 5.30pm - 6.30pm Ruawai-Tokatoka War Memorial Hall, Wharf Road, Ruawai

Tuesday 25 June 2013 - 5.30pm - 6.30pm Paparoa Memorial Hall, Paparoa Valley Road, Paparoa

Notice is hereby given, pursuant to section 46 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, of the following meetings of the Northland Regional Council.

WOOD SPLITTER for hire, “Best in the West” Phone 09 439 6330.

WOODTURNING TUITION available with Rick Taylor, 1 day or longer. Phone 09 439 4975.

MUSIC AND Performers’ Group – meeting first Thursday of every month. 7pm to 10pm, informal, fun Blackboard Concert. Lifestyler House, 107 River Rd, Dargaville. Further info phone 09 439 4361 or 021 439 697.

RIVER CRUISES aboard Daisy — View Dargaville from the river. Phone Sue Taylor 09 439 4975 Email [email protected]

FREE & CONFIDENTIAL NW Family Budgeting Service

Advice & complete money management if required. Call at 5 Portland Street or Phone 09 439 8592DON’T

DRINK AND

FRY!

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16 MAY 21 - 2013 KAIPARA LIFESTYLER

PGG Wrightson Real Estate Ltd, Real Estate Agent, REAA 2008

www.pggwre.co.nz

53.99ha (133.41 acres) with approx 45ha of clean productive pasture. Good balance of flat, rolling and easy hill contour. Reliable reticulated water supply - 18 main paddocks. Modern open plan 4 bedroom main home - double garage - 3 bay shed. Sound well maintained 3 bedroom home - large basement and garage. A complete range of good farm buildings and facilities. Approx 9ha of fenced off outstanding covenanted native bush. Additional features - horse training arena - cow milking faciltiy. Handy to both Maungaturoto and Paparoa- easy drive to Whangareiwww.pggwre.co.nz ID: WHG2359353

Maungaturoto - Paparoa

TENDER(Unless sold prior)closes 4.00pm Monday 17 June 2013Inspection by appointment only

NEW LISTING

Versatile Property - Ideal 2 Families

Graeme Larsen

B 09 423 9712

M 021 931 965

• 98.3ha (approximately 90% flat)• Large 3 brm home plus games room, internal

double garaging• 18 ASHB (plant still working), implement shed,

calf sheds, woolshed, cattleyards• 51 paddocks (seven laser-drained). Central race• Mixture of peat and clay soil. • Excellent for maize, kumara or supplements• A great farm to return back to dairyingwww.pggwre.co.nz ID: DAG2165888

Dargaville

$1,650,000+ GST

Return It To Dairying

Megan Browning

B 09 439 3344

M 027 668 8468

H 09 439 4457

35 Hurndall Street MAUNGATUROTO • Phone 09 431 8006

“We brought the firewood, where’s the BBQ?”

welcomes

our new neighbours this

Friday Friday Friday Friday 21

Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday st

Friday Friday June

FREE SPIT ROAST FREE

SPIT ROAST

Maungaturoto Hotel Est. 1902Maungaturoto HotelHISTORIC

NORTHERN WAIROA Hotel Est. 1878

HISTORIC

70 Victoria Street DARGAVILLE • Phone 09 439 8923

Gypsy Week

WITH LIVE MUSIC, COLD BEER & MORE IN OUR NEW, REFURBISHED COLONIAL SALOON BAR!

TOWN?

JUST RODE INTO

come and

meet the locals at your ‘local’ this

Gypsy Week

Friday 21st June

at the Maungaturoto Hotel

1940