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You have to wonder at times whatmakes some people tick.

The deliberate spilling of oilonto a suburban driveway andpostbox (see page 3) has got to beup there with the top inane ideasembraced by any crackpotanywhere.

Even if the oil-spillingperpetrator felt they had justcause, seeking revenge by tippingout oil where people could bewalking, cycling or driving seemsto be stupid beyond belief.

Whatever happened to face-to-face discourse in the event ofdisagreements – imagined orotherwise?

And if that doesn’t work, thereare a host of other steps that canbe taken without putting innocentpeople in danger.

This instant, knee-jerk need forrevenge pops up at every turntoday.

It sometimes occurs to me thatthe ease with which people canexpress vitriol via social mediaplatforms has spawned a beliefout there that absolutely anythinggoes.

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The facade of the Cambridge TownHall will feature another light showon Sunday. Turn to pages 16 and 17for details.

2.The Halberg Junior Disability Gamescome to St Peter’s School this week.Seemore on page 12.

3.There’s a new exhibition opening,featuringwork by Cambridge’sAnnemieke Farmilo. Details are onpage 13.

4.Wehave tickets for The Great NZFood Show coming up. Turn to page30 to find out how towin.

5Cambridge’s Anzac Dayarrangements are on pages 16 and17.

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Mistaken identity leads to damageEMMA JAMES

Jenny and Gordon Baker have had engine poured over their driveway twice in the last six weeks. They believe they have been wrongfully targeted.

A Cambridge couple believes acase of mistaken identity has ledto two separate incidents leavingtheir driveway stained by engineoil.

Twice in the past six weeks,Jenny and Gordon Baker havewoken up to the oil poured acrosstheir Tulip Dr driveway and overtheir letterbox.

It happened for the first time inFebruary, and again last week.

‘‘There was oil spilt on the foot-path and down the road towardsthe high school, and we found theoil can by the high school underthe construction sign,’’ Jennysaid.

She said it took two weeks and$400 to remove the stain fromtheir driveway last time.

Gordon works as a caretaker atCambridge Middle School andinitially wondered if it had some-thing to do with the arson thattook place on school groundsearlier this year, but CCTV foot-age they have seen shows an olderperson.

‘‘I don’t really have anything todo with the students at school sowe have no reason to believe thatwe have upset someone,’’ he said.

‘‘We haven’t offended someoneso much that they would do some-thing like this.’’

Gordon and Jenny think theperson doing the damage mightbelieve someone else lives at theiraddress, so they are beingtargeted accidentally.

They have since installed LEDlighting that illuminates theirentire driveway, and will nowhave to spend even more money

to get rid of the stain for a secondtime.

‘‘It’s cost us about $3000 to dateand if we have to replace the con-crete it will be closer to $10,000,’’said Gordon.

He thinks the oil may comefrom a diesel motor.

‘‘It’s scary because you don’tknow what’s going to happennext.’’

Jenny said she has become

quite paranoid, checking thedriveway every night before shegoes to bed, and going to bed laterthan usual.

Sergeant Gordon Grantham ofthe Cambridge Police also

believes the couple has been mis-taken for someone else.

‘‘Some CCTV camera footagefrom the area has been viewedand enquiries are continuing,’’ hesaid.

Shed competition winnersVIV POSSELT

CHS teacher Phillipa Oranje with Mark Watts from Lugtons Cambridge after CHS

was presented with their award on Sunday. PHOTO: VIV POSSELT/FAIRFAX NZ

Sunday turned out to be a shed-load of fun for those at the streetcarnival’s ‘Best Little Shed’fundraising competition finale atthe lively end of Empire St.

All six painted sheds wereauctioned off to new homes, prizeswere won, and a figure of $3000 –and rising – was raised for theWaikato-Bay of Plenty CancerSociety.

The event was a new Cam-bridge Autumn Festival addition.

It was the brainchild of MarkWatts from Lugtons Cambridge.

The six teams involved werefive banks – ASB, BNZ, ANZ,Kiwibank and Westpac – andCambridge High School (CHS).

Five real estate companiesfunded the sheds – Lugtons Cam-bridge, Bayleys Cambridge, Cam-bridge Real Estate, LJ HookerCambridge, and Harcourts Cam-bridge.

The Cambridge Autumn Festi-val committee invited CHS to cre-ate the sixth shed.

Mitre 10 Mega in Cambridgesupplied the sheds at preferentialprices, and Resene Paints NZdonated the paint.

With all that in hand, each ofthe six teams had to construct andpaint their shed to reflect theirversion of the ‘Cambridge’ theme.

BNZ whisked off the overalltrophy as winner of the Battle ofthe Banks competition.

The Best Artwork trophy wentto Kiwibank, and the People’sChoice Award went to the Cam-bridge High School team.


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‘‘Cambridge’s local theatre adds depth tothe rich tapestry of our town.

‘‘We must be proud of the quality of ourCambridge Repertory Society.’’Elaine and Graeme Haworth

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Sunday’s street carnival, complete with Cambridge Neighbourhood

Support’s Ruru the owl and Isla Cuming, proved popular with visitors near

and far. Photo: VIV POSSELT/FAIRFAX NZ

HAVE YOUR SAYYour letters are welcome –email them to

[email protected], ordrop them in at our offices (13Anzac St). Keep them to around200 words. There is no guaranteeof publication.

For the last fewweeks someonetoo frugal to pay has beendumping their house andlandscaping rubbish at variouspoints onMaungakawa Rd.Disgracefully they damaged theold entrance to the track too.Very disappointing to see such alevel of disregard for our lovelysurrounds. – Imelda Devaneyon Neighbourly

LOVELY PARKI generally don’t read the letters tothe editor or make publiccomment. However I have justtaken my dogs for a walk throughthe new oak arboretum on thetown belt in Cambridge Northbetween Swayne Rd and WatkinsRd. This is coming on nicely withthe tree surrounds removed, treesform pruned, mulched and weedsprayed. It isn’t Hagley Park yet,but it’s certainly changing into anasset.

Nice job Waipa DistrictCouncil.

Ian McHarg

PRAISE FOR SHOWCambridge Repertory Society’sproduction of Hot Water. Thanksfor a great night’s entertainment.

Great story.Good laugh.Outstanding cast.From the time we were greeted

by Front of House staff, weenjoyed a good dinner and a greatshow.

A great night enjoyed. We mustbe proud of the quality of ourCambridge Repertory Society.

Elaine and Graeme Haworth.

FESTIVAL PRAISEWe have had friends visiting fromthe United States for a few weeksand have really enjoyed gettingout and about, mostly in theWaikato area. They will soonreturn home, but one of the bestthings we have done as their visitdraws to a close has been to go tosome recent events in Cambridge– I was told they were part of theannual Autumn Festival held inthe town. We went to a couple ofthe evening shows and enjoyedwandering around with thecrowds during Sunday’s streetfestival.

One of our friends said theyhave a similar event in their smalltown. They were delighted by therange of entertainment in theprogramme, and commentedparticularly on the mood of theday. They said everyone theyspoke to was really helpful andfriendly. They wanted me to passon their thanks. Our friends leaveto return home at the end of thisweek, but will take with themsome good memories and a fewtrinkets from that day.

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Three cars have crashed into a Cambridge landscaping business over a period of three months. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

‘‘We’ll do all we can to makethe road safer but we areimploring drivers to pleasetake care.’’WDC’s Barry Bergin

A barrier arm has been installedalong a Cambridge road after aspate of incidents where carscrashed into the yard of alandscaping business.

Greenscape manager GeorgeStafford was worried about apatch of road along Cambridge/TeAwamutu Rd, after three cars inas many months failed to take thecorner and crashed down the hillinto the yard of their property,smashing into concrete walls atthe bottom.

He said the crashes hadsparked safety concerns for hisstaff, customers and contractors.

‘‘We have to provide a safeenvironment for all of thosepeople.

‘‘The issue for us is that ifthere’s a customer in the yard,they have no chance of getting outof the way,’’ he said.

He’s not sure if the problemhad been related to signage or tothe road surface.

His concerns prompted him tocontact the Waipa DistrictCouncil suggesting that a barrierarm might be a good option inresolving the issue.

Waipa District Council groupmanager service delivery BarryBergin said the council sharedStafford’s concerns about the cor-ner.

The road had been resealed in2010 to improve traction in wet

weather con-ditions, and

more signage had been installed.That had made a difference – untilrecently.

‘‘The accidents have beenmainly at night, in wet weatherand speed looks to be an issue in

most of them,’’ Bergin said.They are yet to receive any

police reports about the crashes,as they can take some time toarrive with the council, but coun-cil team members had inspectedthe site.

‘‘’Greasy when wet’ signs have

been installed,’’ said Bergin.Stafford’s suggestion of a bar-

rier arm was also taken on boardand one was installed there lastweek.

Bergin urged people to slowdown as winter approaches.

‘‘Official police reports fromprevious accidents show thatspeed on that bend has been amajor contributor and in manyinstances, drivers have simplylost control of their vehicles.

‘‘We’ll do all we can to makethe road safer but we are implor-ing drivers to please take care,’’he said.

Local MPin Tokaanufor AnzacLocal MP Louise Upston will notbe at Cambridge’s ANZAC Daycommemorative services thisyear.

Instead, she will attend theDawn Service in Tokaanu,Turangi and districts, followed bya Civic Ceremony in Tokoroa tocommemorate ANZAC Day.

‘‘Last year I was in Tokoroa forthe Dawn Parade and I attendedthe Service Parade and CivicCommemoration in Cambridge,’’she said. ‘‘I am committed toattending many events around theelectorate each ANZAC Day topay my respects.

‘‘ANZAC Day is a day of com-memoration. It’s a day in whichwe pay our respects and weremember those fought for us andsacrificed so much to defend ourcountry’’, she said.

This year marks 101 yearssince the ANZAC’s landed atGallipoli, the site of New Zea-land’s first major battle of WorldWar I.

Upston said it was a day where‘‘we honour the New Zealanderswho showed loyalty, courage,camaraderie, and commitment.‘‘The red poppy symbolises theefforts of the many Kiwis fromour region who contributedtowards the efforts of our armedforces in Gallipoli. I will be wear-ing mine with pride.’’


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Poppy day

Cambridge RSA secretary Nelson Goodley and president Bill McMillan with volunteer

collector Pam Manton during last Friday’s Poppy Day. Pam has helped with Poppy Day

collections for several years and was one of 30 volunteers on local street collection

sites. "The Association is extremely grateful to those people who so kindly gave their

time to assist, and also to the Cambridge community, who, as usual, were very

generous with their donations,’’ Nelson Goodley said. The Poppy appeal will continue

through this week, concluding on Anzac Day on Monday. We have information on

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Tivoli Cinema’s screening of TheInsatiableMoon as part of theAutumn Festival succeeded inraising $600 for the New ZealandMental Health Foundation.

Tivoli’s director Karen Focas saidthemovie generated sufficientinterest to warrant opening all threeauditoriums. Themovie waswritten,directed and produced byCambridge film-makers Mike andRosemary Riddell, and an activequestion and answer session afterthe film screening kept the Riddellsbusy for around 45minutes. Thefilmwon best actor and bestsupporting actor in the 2011 NZ FilmAwards.

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More than a fifth of those cases arein theWaikato. The disease is said tohit New Zealand in cycles of two tofive years, andwith the lastoutbreak in 2011-13, another one isdue. Specialists said it was‘‘extremely traumatic’’ to havebabies die from the diseasewhenwhooping coughwas preventable.They said it was important thatvaccinations were carried out ontime, and that familymemberscoming into contact with infants arealso immunised to help stemoutbreaks.

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Convincing liars rewarded

David Cooney presents Ohaupo’s Amy Martin with her award as the second place-getter in the

2016 Cooney Insurance Short Story Competition. PHOTO: EMMA JAMES/FAIRFAX NZ.

EMMA JAMES

The winners of the 2016 CooneyInsurance Short Story Competition wereannounced at last week’s opening of theAutumn Festival, and three women wererewarded for their ‘convincing lies’.

That was this year’s theme – one thatproved popular with 89 entries in fromaround the country.

First place and $1000 went to Auck-land’s Ria Masae with her short storyPorcelain.

Unable to attend the prizegiving, shepenned a letter of thanks which was readout during the evening by Autumn Festi-val committee member Alan Milton.

In it, she said she had not won a shortstory competition before.

‘‘When the lovely Julie [Epps] rang toinform me ... that my story had earnedfirst place, my squeals of astonishmentand delight were genuine,’’ she wrote.‘‘Julie’s eardrums can attest to that

‘‘I’m sure I speak for many writers,and aspiring writers, when I say we arealways appreciative of literary avenuesthat not only offer spaces where we aremotivated to challenge and experimentwith our creativity, but also where weare given a sense of fulfilment when weare acknowledged for our craft.

‘‘Know that I am utterly grateful andhumbled that my story Porcelain wasacknowledged in such high favour forsuch a rewarding prize.’’

Ohaupo’s Amy Martin won $500 forher second place win with her storyGood, and in third place was MelanieDixon from Christchurch with her storyThe Albatross. She won $250.

David Cooney’s business CooneyInsurance has been sponsoring the shortstory competition for the past threeyears. He said it continues to grow – lastyear there were 70 entries, and this yearthere were 89.

‘‘One of the pleasing aspects is thenumber of young people entering ... it’sgood to see the youth joining the compe-

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every year. It has become part of Cam-bridge and a lot of people in the com-munity look forward to the eventhappening every year.’’

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Peter Ennis is leaving Cambridge Middle School, but doing so in style by leaving behind a giant insect he made with his

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A Cambridge Middle School class-room has built a giant wire insectto demonstrate what they havelearned about ‘mini beasts’.

Peter Ennis’ room 11 classwere planning to build it over twoterms, but had to rush to completeit before their teacher’s departurelast Friday.

Ennis has worked at the schoolfor five years, but is leaving tojoin Mahurangi College in Wark-worth.

The giant insect is not the onlybig project Ennis has headed.

Last year his class created amassive globe, and in previousyears he has done a large-scalesolar system and a human bodyfor which the children made theorgans.

The insect was the hands-onaspect of their mini beasts pro-gramme, where students studiedinvertebrates and placed the minibeasts into different categories.They looked at insects, spidersand scorpions.

‘‘The idea was to get them read-ing about it in their readinglessons ... they were doing the sci-ence of it in their science lessons,’’he said.

‘‘We wanted to show parentsthat we could have some funwhile still learning. There was alot of working in teams, andteams working with other teamsto problem-solve.’’

He described the CMS childrenas ‘‘wonderful to teach’’ and saidhe was sad to leave. Studentsbrought him an array of cakesand cards on his last day.

‘‘It’s been really sweet actually.I didn’t realise they appreciatedmy teaching that much.

‘‘I try to treat them like youngadults and then they step up.Some of them have some amazingabilities and potential when theyget the chance to show it,’’ he said,adding that one of his 12-year-oldstudents could write better thanhe could.

He wasn’t planning on leavingpart way through the year, butwhen his wife was offered a job upnorth they couldn’t turn it down.

Ennis said he was thankful tothe school for allowing him thefreedom to run his ownprogrammes like the insect.

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Phone Jan or Rob on 823 1133 or text027 657 1565.Scottish dancing: BeginnerScottish Country Dancingworkshops, followed by regular clubdancing, are at St Andrew’s Churchhall from 6.45pm to 7.45pm. ContactCarol [email protected] and drama classes:ChatterBox after-school classes (45mins) are available in CambridgeeveryWednesday from 3.30pm. Kidsaged 5-17 learn public speaking skillsin fun, small classes, held at St Peter’sCatholic School. Details are fromRozCunnington on 027 248 2888 or onthewebsite.Ice Skate Tour: The tour startstoday at Goodwood School hall, andruns to Saturday from 10am to 5pmdaily. Entry to this fundraising eventincludes skate hire and is $7 perchild, $13 per adult, and $35 for afamily (2 adults, 2 children) – Eftposis available. Refreshments areavailable (cash only). All welcome.

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UNTIL APR 23Rowing: The Junior Trials and Northand South Under 18 Rowing Regattais on atMighty River Domain, LakeKarapiro.

UNTIL APR 30War exhibition: Amovingexhibition by Hamilton-based artistElwyn Stone is in Te Awamutu untilApril 30. It comes directly from theNational ArmyMuseum inWaiouruand is entitledAndWhen HeWas

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MONDAPR 25Anzac Day: The Dawn Service willtake place outside the CambridgeTownHall at 6am. The CambridgeRSA invites those attending theDawn Service to join them forrefreshments at the Prince Albertimmediately after the 6am service.The Civic Commemorative Servicewill take place inside the town hall at9am, followed by the placing ofwreaths at the cenotaph. Thoseinvolved in the parade shouldmeetat the Empire/Alpha St corner at8.45am.Hamilton Gardens concert: TheCantando Choir will present itspopular ANZAC Reflections concertin the Pavilion at Hamilton Gardenstoday, starting at 2.30pm. Under themusical direction of Rupert D’Cruze,the programmewill includemusicthat is both quiet and reflective, andstirring and rousing.

TUES APR 26Dancing: TheWaipaWranglers LineDancing classes are back onTuesdays, from 12.30pm to 1.30pmat the Trinity St Paul’s Church hall(Queen/Bryce streets). Moreinformation is fromMaria on 8233428.Choir: TheMosaicWaikatoModernChoir is an unauditioned, communitychoir rehearsing Tuesday nights,from 7pm to 9pm at the Cambridge

Health & Community Centre, 22aTaylor St. Enquiries are through 07827 4313 or 027 411 9559.

THURS APR 28Greyhounds: Greyhound racing isat Cambridge Raceway, Taylor St.The first race is at 4.30pm.Meeting: Altrusa InternationalCambridge is holding a businessmeeting at the Cosmopolitan Club,Burns St, at 6pm. All are welcome.Contact De-Ane Busby on 827 8656.

FRID APR 29Ball: TheWaikato Hunt Ball is atBelidisloe Hall, Mystery Creek EventCentre, from 6pm. Details and tickets($95) are fromMargaret Fife (027451 8812). There is a gold coindonation bus from Stables in AlphaSt, and the Five Stags in Leamington,from 5.30pm.

SAT APR 30Market: The Cambridge FarmersMarket is at Victoria Square from8am to 12 noon.Hamilton Racing: The CambridgeJockey Club Races are at Te RapaRacecourse in Hamilton today. Thefirst race is at 12.45pm.Art: The opening of the ByNatureart exhibition is at Inspirit Gallery(360 Pencarrow Rd, Tamahere) from3.30pm to 5.30pm. This featuresartwork by Annemieke Farmilo, andOpotiki’s Fiona Kerr Gedson.

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After a gnarly wakeboarding acci-dent last year, Karapiro Water SkiClub member Nick Beale is backon the water and aiming for aworld title.

He heads for America nextmonth to train in preparation fornext year’s world championshipsin Spain.

Beale has been wakeboardingfor 15 years, but had to take abreak after he ‘‘basically got acookie cutter to the leg’’ in Febru-ary last year.

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Monday’s Anzac Day commemorations will

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A themed light show will be projected onto the façade of the Cambridge Town Hall from 7pm-9pm on Sunday evening as part of planned Anzac Day 2016 commemorations.Planned by the Cambridge Anzac Committee, the show will be accompanied by an ANZAC Salute Concert featuring the massed brass bands of Cambridge, Hamilton and Matamata.Last year, hundreds of people saw the front of the hall transformed through a Gallipoli-themed Light Show. This year, the two-hour light show will focus on the Battle of the Somme (1916), the Battle of Crete (1941), and the loss of the Royal Navy’s HMS Neptune (1941).

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This year marks the centenary of the Battle of the Somme which was fought from July to November 1941 near the Somme River in France. It was there that the majority of New Zealanders were killed or wounded during World War I, and where New Zealand experienced its worst day in military history in terms of loss of life. The Somme took a huge toll on the 15,000 members of the New Zealand Division, with roughly one in seven killed, and about four in 10 wounded.This year also marks the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Crete. Over 12 days in May 1941, New Zealanders, British, Australian and Greek troops tried to fight off a huge German airborne assault. The battle ended with the evacuation to Egypt of the bulk of the Allied force.Also marking its 75th anniversary this year is the sinking of the HMS Neptune, on December 19, 1941, off the Libyan coast. Of the 757 lives lost, 150 were New Zealanders.The light show on Sunday night will also feature poppies. Both the Cambridge clock tower and the cenotaph will be lit in red, toning in with the

colour of the poppy.White crosses will also feature adjacent to the cenotaph, representing servicemen and women from Cambridge who served in theatres of war, but never returned.

show at the town hall drew crowds.ht show on Sunday night.ELT/FAIRFAX NZ


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Van Tuyl and Double J win at KihikihiDIANA DOBSON

Katharine Van Tuyl and Double J

Sunshine in action at Kihikihi earlier

this month.

PHOTO: DIANA DOBSON/THE BLACK

BALLOON

Katharine Van Tuyl and Double JSunshine sealed their win in theWaipa Home of Champions CIC3*with a stunning clear round at theKihikihi International HorseTrial this month.

The two, who this year alsoshowjumped to grand prix level,were nearly 10 penalty pointsclear of the second-placed DannieLodder (Auckland) aboard Toma-hawk II, with Donna Edwards-Smith (Matangi) and Mr HokeyPokey moving back up theleaderboard to take third place.

Van Tuyl was over the moonwith her win, which came a dec-ade after she last competed atKihikihi.

She was the only rider to goclear over the Gerrit Beker-designed showjumping course,albeit garnering two time faults.

But Van Tuyl was as cool as acucumber as she guided her chest-nut to victory.

‘‘I was getting jumped right outof the saddle out there ... he wasjust jumping bigger and bigger.He was just awesome.

‘‘This is a class I have alwayswanted to win but everything gets

sold, so this is just fantastic,’’ saidVan Tuyl, who is now consideringa start at the 4* in Adelaide inNovember.

Lodder had two rails down –one for her and the other for thehorse – and picked up two timefaults, but was very happy to takesecond place.

Edwards-Smith was rapt tocome up onto the podium.

She and her palomino hadbeen leading after the dressage,but a conservative cross countrysaw her slip to fifth. She had a fallin the CIC2* cross country, butstill rode Mr Hokey Pokey in the3*.

For the showjumping, she putboots on the horse making for arather challenging ride whichsaw them take a rail and add asingle time fault to their tally.

It was the 20th birthday for theKihikihi International HorseTrial and tributes were paid tothose who had worked so hard tocreate an award-winning event.

Cambridge trainers dominant across NZ

GEORGE SIMONRacing

Talk about an embarrassment ofriches.

Cambridge-trained horsesdominated the three New Zealandvenues last Saturday.

Tauranga saw Cambridgehorses win six of the eight raceson the programme. Battle Timegot the ball rolling in his fresh uprun this preparation.

The Tim and Margaret Carter-trained three year old broke hismaiden with a tenacious victory.

It’s Bianca scored for AnneHerbert in the following race. Rid-den by Trudy Thornton, It’sBianca sat outside the leader

before kicking clear over the con-cluding stages.

She scored comfortably, as didMeeska Mooska in the next race.Trained by Graham Thomas andNick Smith, Meeska Mooskadashed away to win by three-and-a-half lengths.

Inastride capped off somerecent good form with a win forthe powerful Baker/Forsmancombination.

In the next race, Blizzardproved too strong for race favour-ite Spoke To Carlo.

It was a good training feat fromEmma Lee and David Browne tohave Blizzard ready after anenforced lay off.

Capping off the day at Tau-ranga was the CatherineCameron-trained Light Shadow.After settling last, Light Shadowoverpowered his rivals to score

for apprentice Shaun McKay.The local winning spree con-

tinued at Hawkes Bay onSaturday. Tony Pike collected adouble with Chenille and Sum-mer’s Day both successful.

Chenille justified her favourit-ism winning the feature race, theHawkes Bay Gold Cup. The otherCambridge winner at Hawkes Baywas impressive two year old,Bonneval.


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• 12 acres with spacious 3 bedroom home.

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• First home or investment.

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If you’re thinking of selling your Cambridge Residential or Lifestyle property, NOW! is the time to list as there is currently a high demand for property!

We are currently ofering a $1600 marketing package FREE OF CHARGE for any Cambridge Listings (90 day exclusive). THIS INCLUDES:

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A REAL LIFESTYLE FARM BY CAMBRIDGEThree bedroom brick and tile home on 2.8ha of prime land with great shedding. Short

distance to town, St Peters, the Avantidrome and horse training facilities. Recently

refurbished kitchen and bathrooms. Fabulous outdoor area.

Contact Peter Hulsdouw. Web Ref CL10331 Viewing By Appointment

30 Peake Road, Cambridge

3 2 2 g 2 $995,000 (incl.GST)

QUALITY 2 YEAR-OLD HOME ON THE GREENBELTA sunny home in a quiet cul-de-sac with exquisite north facing view of the Cambridge

Greenbelt. Built in 2013 with a builder’s guarantee to transfer. Loads of room for all & for

the extended family to visit. Great outdoor living & wide landscaped backyard. Contact

Greg Price. Web Ref CA10484 Open Homes Saturday & Sunday 12.00 - 1.00pm

19B Shadbolt Drive, Leamington

4 2 2 g 2 $BY NEG

CUL-DE-SAC FAMILY HOMEFive year old family home at end of quiet cul-de-sac. Private setting with northerly

aspect and generous living areas.

Contact Mark Watts. Web Ref CA10679

Open Home Sunday 1.00 - 1.30pm

33 Ihimaera Terrace, Leamington

4 2 2 g 2 $575,000

Peter Hulsdouw

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Tony Mills

Residential

Call Free 0800 35 34 34

Greg Price

Residential

Call Free 0800 434 777

Looking for a project or just room to spread your wings? Then don’t miss this 358m² split-stone & concrete

tile home, hidden away in a peaceful cul de sac on 3,078m² with dual-access subdivision potential.

Close to greenbelt and Leamington School. Options to reconfigure this home to suit your needs, with four

double bedrooms, office/fifth bedroom, ensuite, conservatory, large games-room + bar and third toilet.

Kitchen and living areas overlook paved patio and pool so you can keep an eye on the kids. Internal triple

garage/workshop plus separate single garage. A rare opportunity! LIM report available.

Web Reference CA10764

Open Homes Saturday & Sunday 12.00 - 1.00pm

AUCTION – In Rooms 1010 Victoria Street, Hamilton,

Wednesday 4 May 2016 at 12.00 noon (unless sold prior)

8 Baxter Place, Cambridge 4 1V 2g 2 4

HUGE POTENTIAL ON 3/4 ACRE

Tony MillsCall Free 0800 35 34 34

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34 Victoria Street, Cambridge, ph 07 827 4163

LIFESTYLE EXECUTIVE LIVING 5 MINS TO CAMBRIDGE!Capturing soothing views, this custom-designed lifestyler delivers relaxed contemporary rural

living. The private 1.492ha parcel features a large modern home and very tidy infrastructure.

4 paddocks and quality ancillary buildings will suit lifestylers, equestrians and downsizing

farmers. Contact Peter Hulsdouw. Web Ref CL10686 Viewing By Appointment

61 Hickey Road, Cambridge

4 2 2 g 2 $BY NEG

AGELESS 1940s BUNGALOWThis 1940s bungalow which has been lovingly cared for by its owners sits on an ideal

easy-care section. The sunny covered deck off the kitchen and dining room has great

indoor, outdoor flow, that wraps around to the north facing lounge. It’s priced to sell, so

phone me now. Contact Greg Price. Web Ref CA10685

100A Shakespeare Street, Cambridge

3 1 1 g 2 $430,000

SOLD

TIDY LITTLE BRICK & TILE HOMEThis great little home is ideal for the first home buyer or rental investor, built in 2006

of brick and tile giving that solid, safe and easy care in a home. Opposite the Lamb

Street greenbelt, it has great access to the cycleway to Karapiro and greenbelt dog park.

Contact Greg Price. Web Ref CA10684

30/2 Grace Avenue, Cambridge

3 1 1 g 2 $445,000

SOLD

Fantastic family home, overlooking Cambridge Middle School and less than a kilometre to the CBD. Set

back from the road on 1,234m², this sunny split-level home offers four bedrooms, living areas opening to

a conservatory and huge deck with pizza oven, new bathroom, two toilets, polished rimu floors and brand-

new carpet. A very warm house, with wood-burner, two heat pumps, heat transfer system and ceiling and

underfloor insulation. Plenty of parking, with a wide sealed driveway, internal tandem garage and room

for a carport. If you want a large home and garden close to town, this is it! LIM report available.

Web Reference CA10784

Open Homes Saturday & Sunday 1.30 - 2.30pm

AUCTION – In Rooms 1010 Victoria Street, Hamilton,

Thursday 28 April 2016 at 12.00 noon (unless sold prior)

145 Victoria Street, Cambridge 4 1g 1 2

BIG, BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL

Tony MillsCall Free 0800 35 34 34

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RESTORE AND REFRESHA massive opportunity! 4.38ha with an original condition 1950s home, double carport, 4-bay farm shed, sleepout/porticom, feijoa orchard & plenty of room for pets. TENDER closes 12 May 2016 at 12noon at 1010 Victoria St, Hamilton (unless sold prior). Contact Murray Green. Web Ref LS10105 Open Home Sunday 1.00 - 1.40pm

314 Matangi Road, Tamahere

3 2 2g 2 $TENDER

BOUNDARY LINES ARE INDICATIVE ONLY

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34 Victoria Street, Cambridge, ph 07 827 4163

175 Tarr Road, Ohaupo

3 1 1g 2 $1,350,000 (+GST if any)

TE AWAMUTU - CAMBRIDGE - HAMILTON - GOLDEN TRIANGLE 23.46ha in a prime central location with fully enclosed 5 bay implement shed + big double garage/workshop & sunny three bedroom home. Mostly flat to undulating with attractive plantings of trees in the grazeable sidlings. A great property for a retiring farmer to graze stock or for horses or cropping. Contact Bruce Scott. Web Ref CL10488 Viewing By Appointment

ONE ACRE IN CAMBRIDGE CBDFirst time on the market for 36 years, this 4046m² section (zoned commercial) could be suitable for a variety of purposes. A rare opportunity for those with vision and enthusiasm to secure a central piece of land and become part of Cambridge’s exciting future. Contact Tony Mills. Web Ref CA10404 Viewing By Appointment

19 Fort Street, Cambridge

$245,000

BOUNDARY LINES ARE INDICATIVE ONLY

VISTAS TO BE ENVIEDThis beautiful five bedroom stunning home sits majestically on 1.49ha. A hill top retreat boasting breath-taking panoramic views of Lake Arapuni, Maungatautari Mountain, and surrounds. An entertainers dream, an exquisite family home. This is an absolute ‘must see’ property. Contact Tracey Grover. Web Ref CL10265 Viewing By Appointment

537 Lake Arapuni Road, Arapuni

5 1 3g 3 $849,000

REAL COUNTRY LIVINGNo covenants lifestyle opportunity and tucked away in a quiet country setting this 3613m² (approx) picturesque lifestyle section gives views of the hills and surrounding countryside with power at the gate and on the local bus route this is a ‘must view’. Contact Tracey Grover. Web Ref CL10262 Viewing By Appointment

79 Massey Road, Cambridge

$275,000

Trevor Morris

Residential

Call Free 0800 487 3867

Bruce Scott

Lifestyle

Mob 027 433 4494

Tracey Grover

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CAN YOU HELP??ARE YOU THINKING OF SELLING??

WE’VE SOLD SO MANY PROPERTIESWE’RE FINDING THE DEMAND IS

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If you’re thinking about selling, now isthe time to act! Take advantage of

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ind out how.

A SPECIAL BARE BLOCKThis is a great 4.9ha lifestyle block with heaps of character and choice of building sites. It's ideal for most types of grazing and water is available. An attractive, native planted, wetland area with it's own little pond adds to its appeal and its only 5 minutes to Tirau on a quiet back road. Contact Bruce Scott. Web Ref CL10581 Viewing By Appointment

Paparamu Road, Tirau

$485,000

491B & 505 Bruntwood Road, Tamahere

4 2 2g 3 $BY NEG (+GST if any)

SOMETHING SPECIAL IN TAMAHERE Tamahere 8.97 hectares prime tree studded land in two titles – Superb 375m² (approx) Hinuera Stone home – great indoor outdoor flow – inground pool – stable block & shedding – an exciting stud proposition. Contact Bruce Scott.

Web Ref CL10287 Viewing By Appointment

VIEWS FOR MILESBuild your dream home on this 5000m² bare block with a fantastic outlook over farmland to distant hills. It’s in a great central location and very handy to the popular Horahora school and yours for just $250,000. Contact Bruce Scott.

Web Ref CL10264 Viewing Anytime

390 Roberts Road, Maungatautari

$250,000

Three generations of ownership coming to an end. Quality soil, which has been growing maize for a number of years. CT 97056 (Lot 3) – 4.3840ha. CT SA12D/1180 (Lot 5) – 4.3023ha with an added bonus of a Resource Consent to subdivide further. Subdivision plan and Resource Consent available on request. Plus GST (if any). View at www.murraygreen.co.nz #8082 & 8083

Agent On Site Sunday 2.30 - 3.15pm

TENDERS close on Thursday, 12 May 2016 at 12noon, at Lugton’s, 1010 Victoria St, Hamilton (unless sold prior)

Marshmeadow Road,Newstead

2 TITLES – BUY 1 OR BOTH

Murray GreenMob 0274 762 648

E [email protected]

$TENDER

NEW LISTING

These two prime one acre sections are offered for sale by Tender. Lot 1 is 4072m² and Lot 565 is 4047m². Situated near the Waikato River, the Cambridge Cycle Way, the Gas Light Theatre and the Riding for the Disabled Centre. Zoned residential, these two sections will suit families, retired farmers and those buyers wanting lifestyle living in town. For more information contact Peter Hulsdouw.

Web References CL10846 & CL10847

TENDERS close on Friday, 27 May 2016 at 4pm, at Lugton’s, 34 Queen Street, Cambridge (unless sold prior)

25 Vogel Place,Cambridge

PRIME LAND JUST 800METRES TO CAMBRIDGE TOWN CENTRE

Peter HulsdouwCall Free 0800 43 77 33

E [email protected]

$TENDER

NEW LISTING

LIFESTYLE PROPERTY

WANTED!I have a family looking for a 2 to 4ha propertywith a main home plus granny lat or room tobuild a granny lat. Looking around the outer

Cambridge/Morrinsville areas. Will spend up to $800,000.

If you think your property might it thisdescription, please call Peter for a no

obligation chat. Call Free 0800 43 77 33.


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MYSTERY CREEK CHARMER

359/1 Mystery Creek Road

Step inside the stained glass front

door and be charmed by this

refurbished bungalow that has retained

all the charm of yesteryear. The

kitchen offers excellent storage with a

scullery and plenty of bench space.

The kitchen and dining are open plan

and flow to the covered entertaining

area that overlooks the lovely in-ground

pool; with a formal lounge located to

the front of the home. Featuring high

stud, wooden floors mixed with neutral

carpet, four bedrooms, two bathrooms

an office nook and separate laundry.

The easy indoor/outdoor flow of the

home will have you enjoying all

aspects of the property and rural

landscape, as well as plenty of natural

light indoors. Outdoors is a double

garage which incorporates a room that

is lined with power and flows to the

pool area. This is your chance to make

a great investment in this private and

relaxed environment.

Auction 11am

Thurs, 19 May 2016 (unless sold prior)

View Sun 11.45-12.30pm

www.bayleys.co.nz/811383

Angela Finnigan

M 021 623 550

[email protected]

Ohaupo

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TIME FOR LIVING LIFE TO THE FULL! Cambridge

Auction 11am,

Thurs 5 May 2016

(unless sold prior)

96 Ulster Street, Hamilton

View Sun 24 Apr & 1 May

12-12.30pm


Aimee Belton

M 021 027 72426

B 07 834 3817

[email protected]

1 Stevenson PlaceThis beautifully modernised 1980´s low maintenance home offers

the lucky new owners an amazing opportunity to simply move in and

enjoy. With fantastic indoor/outdoor flow from the sunny large open

plan living area to the entertaining deck and BBQ courtyard outside,

relax in the undercover spa and secluded backyard, so private you

can totally unwind. Fully fenced and secure 678sqm section (more or

less) - just perfect for kids and pets to play. Three double bedrooms,

office, bathroom with bath and separate shower, separate toilet plus

a single garage completes the perfect picture here.SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS,LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.

CUTE COTTAGE ON CLARE STREET! Cambridge

Auction 11am,

Tues 12 Apr 2016

(unless sold prior)



Aimee Belton

M 021 027 72426

B 07 834 3817

[email protected]

2 Clare StreetFall in love with this gorgeous three bedroom character home with

spacious open plan living, high ceilings, polished wooden floors and

established pretty garden. Extensively yet sensitively renovated in

recent years offering a modern bathroom (with claw foot bath and

separate shower) and beautiful kitchen (gas cooking), neutral tones,

and quality fittings throughout. Single carport, garden/tool shed, fully

fenced for kids and pets on 511m² (more or less) of freehold land in

a great area of Cambridge East just up the road from Cambridge

Middle School.

SUCCESS REALTY LTD, BAYLEYS,LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008.

SOLD

BARE LAND OPTION NEAR CAMBRIDGE41 Fencourt Road,

Cambridge

Auction 11am

Thurs 21 Apr 2016

(unless sold prior)



Alistair Scown

M 027 494 1848

B 07 834 3811

[email protected]

Few lifestyle sections are available in this prime location on the

outskirts of the ever popular and beautiful town of Cambridge. This

one is a large 2.0603 hectares (5 acres) with elevated building sites

offering expansive views over surrounding farmland toward

Cambridge and Mount Maungatautari. This location allows for rural

living combined with the benefits of being close to the small town of

Cambridge with all its amenities and attractions, including great

schooling options, sporting facilities, walk and cycle trails and of

course shopping and cafes. Easy access to the new Cambridge

expressway is now an added bonus. No covenants apply.

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NOTICE

CAMBRIDGE 694 Grasslands Drive

Tenders Close 4pm

Thurs 12 May, 2016


View Sun 1-1.45pm


Angela Finnigan

M 021 623 550

B 07 834 3821

[email protected]

This prime equine property is located just off Peake Road, on the

outskirts of Cambridge. Drive up the tree lined driveway and the

fabulous two storied, five bedroom home is revealed. Open the front

door and the stunning home is introduced with a six metre high

entrance, complete with wooden flooring and wooden balustrade

staircase. Entertaining is a breeze with both formal and informal

lounges, open plan dining leading through to a fabulous kitchen.

Outdoors, a large eight horse barn-style stable block comes

complete with tack room, attached purpose built horse truck shed

and exterior tie up stalls and wash down bay and sand arena.

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Riding to victory

Rider Katie Smith and pony Lacey were the overall individual points winners at the Riding for Disabled Regional

Games. Here they are pictured with Di Gascoigne and Helen McLean.The games were held last month at the

Cambridge RDA grounds where 35 riders competed from Hamilton, Otorohanga, Te Awamutu, Te Aroha and

Cambridge. They played games such as the Vege Soup game, where riders had to drop each vegetable into one of

the ‘soup pots’ after weaving through cones.

Sport in brief

WAIKATO HUNT

CELEBRATIONSAweek of eventsmarking the125th anniversary of theWaikatoHunt, will run fromApril 24 – 30.

Waikato Hunt chairpersonGreg Kyte said one of the biggestdays will be the national houndshow, which comes to theMystery Creek Polo Grounds nextWednesday, April 27, with about500 riders,.

‘‘Every hunt will berepresented; they will have theirhounds that they’ll be showing.We’ve got Lizzie Penny fromHarrier Hounds in Englandcoming to be our judge,’’ he said.

‘‘There will be a teams chasewith about 14 different huntscompeting for the fastest timeover a course of jumps.’’

On Friday (April 29) theWaikato Hunt is hosting a ball atMystery Creek Events Centre.Tickets ($95) include dinner. Theband Squeeze will also be playing.Tickets are available to purchasethrough [email protected].

YOUNG RIDERS SELECTEDTwo Cambridge cyclists areamong 12 named on Saturday byCycling New Zealand to contestnextmonth’s Canberra JuniorRoad Cycling Tour onMay 7-8.

The Under-17 riders willcontest a 15.4km individual timetrial and 39kmopening stage onthe first day, with the second daycomprising a further 39km stagefor the girls and 51km stage forthe boys followed by a criterium.

‘‘The selection was from agrowing and highly competitivetalent pool which indicates anemerging interest in competitivecyclingwith this age group andburgeoning talent,’’ said CyclingNew Zealand developmentmanager GraemeHunn.

NZ teammembers are:Girls: Lee Boon (New

Plymouth), Nia Dixon(Cambridge), Niamh Fisher-Black(Nelson), Britney Kerr (Nelson),MckenzieMilne (Hamilton), AllyWollaston (Auckland).

Boys: Finn Fisher-Black

(Nelson), Madi Hartley-Brown(Pahiatua), George Jackson(Wellington), Hamish Keast(Invercargill), JackMcLaughlin(Gisborne), Jared Tremayne(Cambridge).

STRAPPING WORKSHOPA sport strappingworkshopwilltake place from6pm to 7.30pm atCambridge’s SportWaikatooffices (16 Dick St) on Tuesday,April 26. The cost is $12 perperson (to cover strappingresource costs), and people needto bring their own scissors. Theworkshopwill give coaches,parents andmanagers anunderstanding of sports injuries,andwill offer training onprotective and preventativestrapping. The facilitator is KateWard, a registeredphysiotherapist fromCambridgeCommunity and Sport.

Formore information andregistration, contact Janis Jefferson 823 2510 or 027 475 7747, oremail [email protected].


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Leila’s third world title

Swimming star Nikita Howarth,

seen here with mum and dad

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with one of her two Glasgow

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Cambridge’s sporting heroes and

heroines have shone in and out of

the water recently.

Starting with the youngest, few

could fail to be impressed by

10-year-old BMX star, Leila Walker,

who won her third consecutive

world champion title in Belgium.

The Hautapu School student

took out her age-group final in the

UCI World Championships at

Zolder in Belgium – claiming her

third World No 1 Plate after wins at

Auckland in 2013, and in Rotterdam

last year.

Another young Cambridge

rider, Lily Greenough came close in

her division, ending fourth in her

eight years category. Bennett

Greenough kept the family flag fly-

ing by coming a respectable fifth in

the 12 years age group.

Still with BMX – and the name

Walker – Cambridge’s Sarah

Walker came back from injury in

style. Nine months after her last

major international, Sarah Walker

has grabbed a bronze medal in the

Super Time Trial at the UCI BMX

World Championship in Belgium

on Saturday.

The London Olympic silver med-

allist crashed heavily in United

States last September, and has

spent nine months recovering and

rebuilding from a broken arm and

head injuries.

Our athletes also enjoyed suc-

cess in the water, with paralympian

Nikita Howarth winning two gold

medals at the IPC Swimming World

Championships in Glasgow.

Her win brought the New Zea-

land para-swimming team medal

tally to 13 – including seven gold,

four silver and two bronze.

Howarth’s first Glaswegian gold

came when defending her title in

the 200m individual medley, a race

in which she attained gold in

Canada in 2013. She followed up

that win in Glasgow with a second

gold, this time in the women’s S7

50m butterfly.

She also beat her own Oceania

record for the 100m breaststroke.

Now 16, Howarth has her eyes

firmly on next year’s Olympics in

Rio de Janiero.

Winning medals on the water

rather than in it are some of our top

rowers.

It was announced on Sunday

that three medals and a world best

time were the highlights of a four-

medal regatta for New Zealand at

the 2015 Under-23 World Champion-

ships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.

The women’s lightweight double

of Zoe McBride and Jackie Kiddle

won gold in a record time, while the

men’s quad, women’s double and

men’s coxed four claimed silver on

the last day of competition.

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DEATHS

COOPER, Ron:Passed away suddenly on10.04.16 on his farm doingwhat he enjoyed. Respectedboss, workmate and friend toall staff at Wool buying firmof ELCO DIRECT Ltd,Cambridge, Taumarunui,Raetihi and Taihape.

DAVIES, Mavis Doreen:Passed away peacefully inTauranga on Saturday, 16April 2016. In her 90th year.Loved wife of the late Bert.Cherished mother & mother-in-law of Janice & Alec Sager(Tauranga), Colin(Queensland) and Heather(Queensland) and the LateNoel. Dearly loved grandmato 8 grandchildren, 13 greatgrandchildren & 1 great greatgranddaughter. A service tocelebrate the life of Doreenwill be held at St AndrewsAnglican Church, 85 HamiltonRoad, Cambridge onThursday, 21 April 2016 at1:00 pm, followed by a privatecremation. Donations to StJohn would be appreciatedand may be left at the service.All communications to TheDavies Family, c/- 3 HallysLane, Cambridge 3434.

DEATHS

SWEENEY,Michael James (Mike):Passed away unexpectedlyon the job. Loving husband ofSharon, father & father in-lawof Matt & Trina, and Jim &Carla. Dearly lovedgrandfather of Cameron,Chelsea & a newannouncement dueNovember. Brother to Peteand Jack, brother in-law toJanet and Vicky. Uncle toLuke, Andrew and Megan.Son of the Late Eric & Ivy.Son in-law to Steve & the LateTensia. Brother in-law toFaye, Bruce, Neil, Kevin,Shane, Cathy and Kate. Abest mate to too many tomention. A service tocelebrate the life of Mike willbe held at The CambridgeTown Hall, Victoria Street,Cambridge on Friday, 22 April2016, at 1:00pm, followed bya private cremation.Donations to WaikatoWestpac Rescue Helicopterwould be appreciated andmay be left at the service. Allcommunications to theSweeney Family, c/- 3 HallysLane, Cambridge 3434

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VERSATILEHOME

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Weekly cleans:2 hours for $503 hours for $75Full house clean

’Mondays only’ special:2 hours for $40Limited spaces

Phone Natasha027-468-6861

Phone Natasha027-468-6861

TRADES & SERVICES

ODD JOBSDoor hinges need replacing?

Loose or broken door/window handles?Window frames jamming?

Cracked or broken light switches?Garage door not working properly?

Door locks need maintenance?

I CAN HELP!

Also: Lawn mowning; Section tidying; Deck repairs

Phone: Dave Lind ~ 021-328-331

TRADES & SERVICES

STUMP GRINDINGFLORIDA ph 827-8494.

TREE WORKYOUR local professionals.Phone Florida Trees on(07) 827-8494.

TRADES & SERVICES

CHIMNEYA1 CHIMNEY Services,clean, safety check,parts. Book now beforewinter. Ph Andrew Taylor823-0082.

CHIMNEY cleaning. PhonePatrick 027-357-7072

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES60 HAUTAPU Road. Wecan deliver. FLORIDALTD. 827-8494.

LAWNMOWING. Jim’smowing can take care ofall your property mainten-ance requirements withpolice checked, fully in-sured, reliable operators’ready to go. 0800 4 546546 www.jimsmowing.co.nz

ODD JOBSGARDEN &

HOMEDavid 823-0172

PAINTING SPECIALISTS.Quality workmanship,Experienced team. Freequotes. Tibor 027 [email protected]

RESPITE Care WaikatoRespite Care offered in theclient's own home.Please phone KarenMobile 0275476246

SEWING MACHINEREPAIRS. Domestic sew-ing machines andoverlocks. Needlepoint Ph827-6834.

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$1,000-$20,000

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FINANCIAL

A www.grabaloan.co.nzFor a small or big loanQuick, Simple, Online

FOR HIRE

LOGSPLITTERFOR HIRE

$100 per day,$70 half day.

Also, firewood forsale.

Contact Adrienne027-452-6197

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LEAD INSTALLER /

OPERATIONS MANAGERHardy Building are looking for either aQualified Builder, Joiner or someone who hasexperience in commercial installs with aminimum of 3 years experience.

The applicant must be able to supervise ateam of 2 - 4 people and manage theirworkload with our customer or client on site.

You will be given a brand new purpose fittedute filled with all new equipment tosussefully do the task required.

Days can involve travel up to 2 hours thereand back with some staying away and work inAuckland is almost guaranteed each week.

The applicant must have:• Full NZ drivers licence with a clean record• Be physicaly fit• Can carry medium to heavy loads

comfortably• Can manage a team and be organised• Be presentable to clients and professional• Loyal, hardworking, and dedicated• Can work well alone and with a team

Hardy Building are members of the CertifiedBuilders Association and employ six staff. Wecarry out work in all sectors Residential, Ruraland Commercial, so the applicant can changeroles internally if they wish later on.

Applications close Friday 29th April at 5pm

Please email a brief covering letter andCV relevant to the job to:[email protected]

0273029882

SITUATIONS VACANT

BUILDER WANTEDVersatile Homes & Buildings Cambridgerequires the services of a contract builder tobuild our range of Versatile Buildings.

Please call us if you;

• Desire to be your own boss• Desire regular secure income• Consider your workmanship and customer

service to be of a high standard• Have good building skills but willing to learn

more (LBP not a requirement)• Are an organised and motivated person

After an initial training period, remunerationwould be based on a contract per job basis. Thisis an opportunity to earn above average incomeand become self employed.You would be required to have your own vehicle,trailer and tools – full training will be provided.

Please phone Chris or Paula Hipper07-823-1141

Versatile Homes and Buildings, 59 Albert Street, Cambridge

SITUATIONS VACANT

Cambridge Montessori Preschool

RELIEVER TEACHERS REQUIRED

Expressions of interest in positions for eitherqualified or non-qualified relieving teachers for ourMontessori Preschools, located in both RaleighStreet and Taylor Street are welcome.

Please email your interest and CV to: Tania Barras

[email protected]

❏ WELD St, 13. Saturday23rd April, 8.30am. Stocksaddle, household items,clothing etc.

❏ TAYLOR St, 155.Saturday 23rd, 9am until12.30pm.

❏ HALL St, 59. 8-12pm,Rimu drawers, outdoorfurniture, clothes, shoes.

❏ CAMBRIDGE LIONSShed, Vogel St. EVERYThursday & Saturday, 9am- 12 noon. Bric-a-brac,Toys, Furniture, Books,Clothing, Hardware etc. Forpick-ups or deliveries ph027-693-7953. Clean sale-able goods only please.

GARAGE SALES

❏BUCKLAND Place,9. 8amstart. Sat. household tools,furniture

WANTED TO BUY

CARAVANS, horsefloats,boats, trailers, quads, anycond, anywhere. Ph Steve027-622-0011

SHAVINGSSAWDUST. Phone (07)827-2100

DRY FIREWOODGUM $120 per cub mtr.Free delivery Cambridgeonly. Ph 8274508 FarmTrees Wanted.

FOR SALE

CHS jersey’s size 18 grey,size 16 Navy, Jacket 2XS,$30ea. Txt Helen027-290-9487

PROPERTY WANTED

WANTEDHOUSE for removal.Good price paid. Re-moval guaranteed. Phone07 8471760.

FARM SERVICES

AVAILABLE

EXPERIENCED relief milkeravailable. $24.50p/hr+GST.Ph John 827-8725.

BOARD

FEMALE High Schoolstudent, responsible, quiet,mature, own transport.Board required in Cam-bridge, Terms 2, 3, and 4,2016. Ph 021-0272-2585.

LIVESTOCK

A C PETFOODS. Buyingcows, horses and bobbies.0800 DOWN COW

SITUATIONS VACANT

CLEANER req’d fortnightlyfor small house in Cam-bridge East. Ref’s req’d.Helmut Ph 823-7234

DISTRIBUTORS wanted forcircular delivery rounds allareas of Cambridge. Ph/txt0278191870

PART time job available atracing stable, 7am-10amMon-Sat. Must have horseexp. Ph 027-422-4781.

We have a drive in fixedterm farm assistant

position available from1st of July - 31st

November 2016, 350cows, assisting in all

aspects on farm throughcalving and mating.

Farm located 15minutes from

Cambridge, Hamilton,Morrinsville

Please contactLeeJay 0273460791

or [email protected]

SHOWSCAPEis New Zealands leading Event

Landscape and Show Hire companyFrom the ground up we’ve been responsible forensuring many of NZ’s most loved companies put

their best foot forward.

We currently have short term positions to help usbuild exhibition displays at the National Fieldays.

If you are available fromMay-July, with a valid FULLlicence, RTW endorsements or keen just to get stuck

in, we would love to hear from you.

General LaboursMachine Operators

Truck Driver - Class 4 and 5Handymen

General LaboursMachine Operators

Truck Driver - Class 4 and 5Handymen

Please contact the Showscape [email protected]

PRODUCTION - SEWING EXPERIENCE

CAMBRIDGE

We have a full time position available forsomeone to join our Production team, andlead the team when sewing runs are underway.The following attributes are required:Q Experience cutting heavy fabrics, and

operating commercial sewing machinesQ Excellent attention to detailQ Physically able to lift heavy and awkward

rollsQ Good communication skillsQ Enjoy working in a team environment

You will be part of a busy, motivated teammaking everything from calf-feeding bottles toroad mats. A background in canvas working,saddlery or motor trimming would be helpful.We offer a great environment, including brandnew facilities and a wide range of activity.Applications in writing with accompanying CVto be sent by April 16th to:

Human Resources ManagerShoof International LtdPO Box 522,Cambridge 3450


CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

Assistant Teacher

ESOL

Assistant Teacher

ESOL

This is a full time, fixed term position forTerm 2, 2016.

Applications by letter and CV withevidence of teacher registration to:

The Principal, Phil McCreery,Private Bag 882, Cambridge

or email: [email protected]

Applications close:Friday 22 April, 2016

All enquiries:Tel: 027 357 7409


Phone 827 3840

Process WorkersWaitoa

Working in our plant gives you a variety ofwork – all of it on shift – either mornings orafternoons – with hours ranging from parttime to full time roles. Previous experience isan advantage but not essential. This is anexciting opportunity to get some experiencein the food production industry and there arepositions available in a variety ofdepartments offering great opportunities topeople of all skill levels. With over a 1000employee in NZ, we also provide greatcareer opportunities.

Full training is provided. We offer excellentworking conditions and rates of pay.

We are looking for people that ideally have aproven work record, excellent time keeping,able to work alongside others, reliabletransport and a positive attitude.

Please apply by contacting Jenny Foster toget a copy of our application forms;

[email protected] or phone on07 889 8262


PUBLIC NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICES

HELP WANTED

I have a 16 year old teenthat needs to learn the

Road Code for hisLearner Licence.

He has a Road Codebut is not a good reader.

I will pay $20 per hourfor Private Help.Up to 20 hours.

Please ring 027-335-1026

Raukura Trust Hui

Saturday 30 April 2016Time: 10am

Venue: TeManawa oMatariki, Mighty River

Power Domain

Agenda:

1. Recieve Auditedaccounts

2. Review Variations to theTrust Deed

Did you know, I can place your

Waikato TimesClassified Advertising for you!

I can also book into 10other Waikato communitynewspapers* as well asthe Cambridge Edition.

This saves your time bydealing with one personfrom one office.

Call Angela on 827-3840

* Hamilton Press, Piako Post,Matamata Chronicle,SouthWaikato News, NorthWaikato News, Taupo Times,

Franklin CountyNews, Hauraki Herald,Rotorua Review, andRuapehu Press.

* Hamilton Press, Piako Post,Matamata Chronicle,SouthWaikato News, NorthWaikato News, Taupo Times,

Franklin CountyNews, Hauraki Herald,Rotorua Review, andRuapehu Press.

COMMUNITY NOTICES

For more information phone:Ellena Butcher (Rural Project Coordinator – Hamilton) 07 8532188or email [email protected]

RE YOU A MIGRANT LIVING IN CAMBRIDGE?

DO YOU WANT TO LEARN ENGLISH?English Language Partners Waikato can help you!

Come to our Information Evening on Wednesday 27 April to enrol in a class andlearn about a one-to-one volunteer home tutor.

Please bring your passport with you.

Where: Cambridge Health & Community Centre

22 Taylor St, Cambridge 3434

6.30pm – 8.00pm

TO LET

www.fi ndahomenz.co.nz

22B Duke Street

Cambridge

Kate Laurie(0297) 720 130

PropertyManagers:

Cambridge:

2 bed refurbished townhouse, sgl garage $340

3 bed 2 bath sunny home, swimming pool $460

Leamington:

2 bed refurbished townhouse with grounds $310

2 bed 2 living home, quiet area $350

3 bed home, new carpet $340

3 bed bungalow styled home $350

3 bed 2 bath lovely home on great section $380

Country:

3 bed home, incl lawns, close to town $400

Landlords:

Don’t stress over your Investment Property............

Come to our free “Investors Evening” on

Thursday 5th May at 7-30pm in the Edwardian Room at the Town Hall Cambridge. Phone 8278292 to confirm your place.

To Rent Phone (07) 827 9282

Carol McEldowneyAREINZ

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CHEAP CABINPORTABLE cabin $55pw.Ph/txt 021-988-210 orwww.roommatecabins.co.nz

PUBLIC NOTICES

FREE DELIVERYORDER a $55/pw cabinduring April and deliveryis free. Ph 0800 111 344

PERSONAL

ALONE ??There is no need to lookto the ends of the earthto find someone wealready know. Love iscloser than you think!Call now to see who iswaiting in your area tomeet someone just likeyou!Ph 0800-856-640 til 7pm

Or get your free search atwww.lovesuccess.co.nzAll Ages - Seniors Welcome

In town or on the landMatchmaker since 1989

Cambridge JuniorRugby Club

Pre-Season TrainingFor Yrs 7 & 8

For those who are intending to play Rugby forone of the CJRS Yrs 7 & 8 teams, there will bea pre-season fitness training, weekly, starting atTe Koutu Lake from 8.30am to 9.30am. The firstweek will be 5th of March and will continue untilthe end of Term 1.

Please bring running shoes and drink bottles.

PUBLIC NOTICES

FREE BRIDGE

LESSONSTUTORIAL NOTES INCLUDED

Contact Kim GroundsPhone 021 464 006 or 827 9026

or email: [email protected]

Lessons Start: 7.00pm Tuesday May 3rd

(10 weekly lessons)

At: Cambridge Bridge Club,Fort Street, Cambridge

Love playing cards? Love a challenge?

Then Bridge may be the game for you....

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CLUB

Annual General Meeting

Tuesday 24th May, 2016at 5.30pm

At the Bowling Club,Thornton Road.

Nominations for President,V.P., Secretary, Treasurer,

and Committee.

Plus notices of motion to besubmitted to Secretary by

May 10th, 2016.

CLASSIFIEDDEADLINES

ALL CLASSIFIEDS:(Except Family Notices)

4pm, Monday

FAMILY NOTICES:9am, Tuesday

PHOTOSTHAT appear in theCambridge Edition areavailable for purchase aslong as they are takenby our team. Call in andsee Angela at 13 AnzacSt, or call 07-827-3840.

CALENDARGIRLS ESCORTSHAVEMOVEDTo 192 Kent StreetFrankton

(opp Saleyards)

Discreet intimatequality service for theultimate satisfaction.

192 Kent StPh 8341247

calendargirlsescorts.co.nz

PUBLIC NOTICES

FAMILY NOTICESARE accepted until 9amon Tuesday mornings.Phone 827-3840.

TUITION

Farming2016

Build your tomorrow....If you are 16 to 18

Start today!

Land Based TrainingNational Certificate in

Agriculture.

Free TrainingPh (07)823-5358

HOME HELP

Nice ’n’ NeatHousekeeping

Your completehousekeeping service.

For a Quality FinishPhone 027-343-7953


Phone 827 3840

THE

SALONAnzac Street

Tania and her teamoffer you warm,

friendly, professionalhairdressing services.

Stockists of:

Matrix ~ L’OrealMoroccan Oil ~ Joico

Fudge ~ GHD

Phone 827-4874

THE

SALONAnzac Street

Tania and her teamoffer you warm,

friendly, professionalhairdressing services.

Stockists of:

Matrix ~ L’OrealMoroccan Oil ~ Joico

Fudge ~ GHD

Phone 827-4874


Five double passes to The Great NZ Food Show coming to Mystery Creek over the weekend of April 30/May 1 are up for grabs. All you need do to be in the draw is email [email protected] 5pm next Wednesday, April 27. Put FOOD SHOW in the subject line, and don’t forget to include your contact details.

The Great NZ Food Show (GNZFS), showcasing the best in food,

wine, delicious edibles and innovative products, comes to Mystery

Creek on April 30 and May 1.

The Heathcote Appliances Cooking Theatre will feature chef

and foodwriter Ray McVinnie; television host, author and traveller

Brett McGregor; and popular New Zealand’s cooks and cook book

author, Chelsea Winter.

Also there will be the talented chef from Te Waihou Bistro,

Jimmy Boswell; NZ Beef & Lamb 2016 ambassador Andrew Clarke

from Victoria Street Bistro; and the 2014 My Kitchen Rules NZ

winners from Cambridge, Neena Truscott and Belinda MacDonald.

“Last year the GNZFS created quite the buzz,” said Neena.“We loved being involved, and this year we have some new andexciting recipes to showcase for the first time from our upcomingcookbook.

“Getting involved in local events is really important to us.Catch us in the Heathcotes Appliances Cooking Theatre,or join our Wintec Cooking Class which will be loaded with creativity, heart, and wholefood goodness.”

The Wintec Cooking Classes will showcase recipes, with classes offering visitors step-by-step lessons delivered by talented chefs.

“The Wintec cooking classes are a unique part of our show,” said event manager Michele Connell. “Students will come awaywith new recipes and skills, and an unforgettable experience.”

Open mornings Saturday,

Sunday and Public Holidays

Cambridge 2014 My Kitchen Rules winners Belinda MacDonald and Neena Truscott are amongmany cooking stars featuring at The Great NZ Food Show. We have tickets to give away.

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Mystery Cook off, where chefs have 20 minutes and mystery ingredients to

create the most delicious dish as voted by the audience, it’s great fun.”

Visitors will be able to indulge in a gourmet lunch in the Black Dog Seat &

Eat Zone. Those inclined to make a weekend of it can bring their motorhome

or caravan and stay for free – enjoying the setting and save by purchasing a

weekend pass to the show.

The 2016 show will also feature products from the range of new andreturning exhibitors.

Saturday’s hours will be from 10am to 5pm, while Sunday’s will be from 10am to 4pm.More information on the show is at the website greatnzfoodshow.co.nz.

www.tivolicinema.co.nzBookings 823 5064 • 32 Lake Street, Cambridge

Thurs 21st April - Wed 27th April Closed Mondays

FILM NAMETHU,

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23 APRSUN,

24 APRTUE,

26 APRWED,

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Sherpa (PG) 10.00am8.20pm

11.40am

6.15pm2.15pm8.20pm

4.00pm8.15pm

4.10pm

6.10pm11.30am8.15pm

Noma My Perfect

Storm (PG)6.20pm 8.20pm 6.20pm 3.50pm

Fransisco The Manbehind the Pope (PG) 2.15pm 2.05pm 6.00pm 8.05pm 5.50pm

Hunt for the

Wilder People (M)

10.30am2.45pm5.40pm

2.10pm4.20pm6.30pm

12.10pm4.20pm6.30pm

2.15pm4.20pm6.30pm

1.50pm

4.00pm

8.10pm

1.50pm

4.00pm

6.10pm

An (M) 12.00pm 11.50am 4.00pm 8.20pm 4.15pm

Eye in the Sky (M) 12.40pm8.00pm

1.40pm

8.40pm

1.40pm

8.10pm

1.30pm

8.35pm2.00pm8.35pm

2.10pm8.00pm

Phoenix (M)12.10pm6.00pm

12.00pm

8.00pm11.30am8.35pm

12.10pm

6.00pm

11.45am

6.15pm

12.00pm

6.30pm

My Big Fat Greek

Wedding (PG)10.10am 6.00pm 11.45am 6.15pm 12.20pm 3.40pm

Orphans &

Kingdoms (R16)4.25pm 2.30pm 8.30pm

Mahana (M) 2.15pm 1.50pm 1.50pm 1.30pm

London Has

Fallen (M)3.45pm 3.45pm 11.45am 4.15pm

45 Years (M) 4.20pm 4.15pm 11.30am 12.00pm 11.45am

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& Snooker Tables

Gaming Machines

Sales, self service

TAB, Darts

Members Guests and Affiliates Welcome

Come Check Out

The Cossie!

CambridgeCambridge

CosmopolitanCosmopolitan

ClubClub

DrawDraw

8 Ball & Snooker - Thurs nights

from 7pm

$1,000$1,000

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Jockey ClubJockey ClubCAMBRIDGECAMBRIDGE

Cambridge Jockey Club Premier Race DaySaturday 30 April at

the Te Rapa Racecourse

Come racing with the Cambridge

Jockey Club - it really does pay!

Pick-up PointsFive Stags Leamington - 11.25amGroup One Turf Bar/TAB - 11.30am

Prince Albert Tavern - 11.35amThe Clubhouse Sports Bar - 11.40amCambridge Jockey Club - 11.45am

Bus leaves Te Rapa - 5.00pm

1st race 12.45pmFree Admission

Free race bus from Cambridgefor bookings phone the

Club’s Office – 07-827-6004

Featuring $100,000 Group 2 Travis Stakes and $70,000 Group 3 Inglis Sales

Cambridge Breeders Stakes

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Sumac lambquick and easy

This fresh and tasty lamb salad is a quick and easy weeknight winner.

If the weather allows, cook this lamb on thebarbecue.

Each week Nadia gives you another easy recipe foryour family andyou’ll find all the ingredients in My Food Bag. myfoodbag.co.nz

Community cookbookNADIA LIM IN ASSOCIATION WITH MY FOOD BAG

SUMAC LAMB WITH ROASTPUMPKIN AND SPINACHCOUSCOUS

Roast pumpkin and spinachcouscous300g pumpkin or butternut, peeledand diced 1.5–2cm11⁄2 cups chicken or vegetable stock11⁄2 cups couscous1 tablespoon olive oil3⁄4 teaspoon salt100–120g bag baby spinach leaves1 courgette

Sumac lamb600g lamb rump or leg steaks (atroom temperature)1 tablespoon sumac (or sprinkle withlemon zest after cooking lamb)

Dressing2 tablespoons olive oil

2 teaspoons runny honey1 teaspoonmustard (e.g. wholegrain,Dijon)3 teaspoons vinegar (e.g. redwine,white wine)

Lamb drizzle1 teaspoon runny honey1 teaspoonwhite wine vinegar1 teaspoon Dijonmustard1⁄4 cupmayonnaise

To serve50g feta cheese

Preheat oven to 220 degrees Celsius.Line an oven traywith baking paper.Preheat barbecue grill to high (ifusing).Toss pumpkin on prepared tray witha drizzle of olive oil and seasonwithsalt and pepper. Roast for 15–18minutes, until tender and starting to

brown. Turn once during cooking.Bring stock to the boil in amediumpot on high heat. Once boiling turnoff heat, add couscous, olive oil and

salt. Stir, cover and leave for 5minutes. Once cooked, fluff upgrains with a fork.Pat lamb drywith paper towels,

seasonwith salt and coat withsumac (if using). Heat a drizzle of oilin a fry-pan onmedium-high heat.Cook lamb, in batches, for about 2minutes each side formedium-rare(depending on thickness) or untilcooked to your liking. Cover to restfor 5minutes then slice.Roughly chop spinach and gratecourgette. Add to couscous alongwith cooked pumpkin and gentlytoss to combine. In a small bowl,whisk all couscous dressingingredients together. Add topumpkin and spinach couscous andgentlymix.Mix all lamb drizzle ingredientstogether in a small bowl.To serve, spoon roast pumpkin andspinach couscous onto plates.Crumble over feta, top with sumaclamb and drizzle over sumac lambdrizzle.

❚ Recipe courtesy of My Food Bag.

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