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p Ready to roll — the Tinopai fire party with their newly delivered appliance Photo courtesy of Caryl Smith

u by Ann Morgan

Emergency services at Tinopai have taken a step up with the volunteer fire brigade taking delivery of a new three-seater fire engine.

The vehicle was handed over by Forest Protection Services through the Kaipara District Council and it carries a much larger volume of water and storage for emergency equipment, compared with the brigade’s former transport, which has been retired.

The handover ceremony included a performance by local school pupils and a blessing from kaumatua Gabriel Thompson.

“We are so pleased with the new truck. It means the world to us. It enables faster responses and allows us

to have all our equipment in one spot making the job easier for the crew,” said acting chief Allan Crabb.

“We often arrive at medical scenes before the ambulance crew arrive on site and we do extensive medical treatment. The old truck didn’t have the space to carry the equipment and we towed a trailer which slowed us down.

“The brigade now has 19 volunteer members who have just completed extensive exams with all the crew passing. We look after our community and they look after us. We are a go

ahead area and are excited about the plans for the future.”

These plans include the establishment of a Tinopai Emergency Services Centre, which will house the local branch of the North Kaipara Volunteer Coastguard and the fire party.

The community is now fundraising for this as well as a seven-seater van so volunteer crew can travel together to call outs instead of cars as at present.

After the ceremony the crew had a training session to familiarise themselves with the new vehicle. ¢

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p Eight contestants battled it out as they competed for the title of grand finalist at the ANZ Young Farmer Contest regional finals held in Dargaville. Douglas McGregor, pictured holding the cup, was the last grand finalist to be named before the final contest in Taupo. Competitors were tested on a range of farming skills including practical, theory and business.

p Aranga school pupils saw red with teachers Richard Amoroa, Sonja King and volunteer assistant Claire Simmonds on their annual wacky hair day. With a roll of 35 students they put in a great effort and raised $69.50 for the Red Chopper appeal. The best junior effort was won by Jessica Simmonds, in her Snow White dress and red hair, and senior student Tayne Dibben won with her red striped t-shirt and red leggings.

p Dargaville RSA president John McLean accepts a cheque from the Kaipara Lifestyler’s Kylie Tane and Andy Bryenton. This generous donation is thanks to the annual Anzac Day poppies edition of the paper, representing huge support for the RSA from our business community. “We are very grateful for this donation,” said Mr McLean. “We were really pleased with the Anzac services turnout and would like to thank the community for showing us their support and making the day such a success. This year’s attendance was exceptional.”

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Racing to paintu by Ayla Milleru by Ann Morgan

Dargaville couple Pauline and Simon Gough have returned from a road trip with a difference.

“I don’t count myself to be anything special, I just did what thousands of others had to do when the war happened.”

After impressing Tour of New Zealand Cycle Race director Peter Yarrell with her paintings displayed in the Commercial Hotel, Pauline was invited to be the official artist for the race.

She accompanied her husband Simon who participated in the eight day North Island event from Cape Reinga to Wellington. Cyclists also travelled up from Bluff in the South Island.

“It was full on,” Pauline said. “I spent a lot of my time driving getting from one destination to the next or painting.

“It was a little out of my comfort zone but I am quite a fast painter and like to get things down quickly.

“Even though I didn’t get to spend much time in each place, I got to see parts of New Zealand I wouldn’t have seen otherwise. It was a great experience for Simon as well, who up

until last year had little experience bike riding and finished third in the Master’s category.”

Simon started training in November last year, going for rides about two to three times a week.

“The tour was seven days of little victories and satisfaction from knowing you have completed each section,” he said. “We are very thankful for all the donations and generosity from our supporters.”

Simon hopes to tick off the South Island event in two years time.

Pauline’s artworks were auctioned off at the prize giving with the remaining art going on the Tour of New Zealand’s Facebook page for a silent auction which will close on May 15.

All funds will be donated to the Unicorn Foundation which does research into pancreatic cancer. ¢

A simple view of conflict from 95-year-old Ron Nicholas, who served in World War II in Egypt and Italy at Cassino, and who attended the Dargaville Anzac ceremonies with his family, and granddaughter, army sergeant Terraine Hollis.

Terraine initially enlisted in the Royal New Zealand Air Force and has served in Sinai and Afghanistan, and travelled to Italy, Gallipoli, Fiji, Malaysia and England, in the course of her 14 years in uniform. She has recently transferred to the NZ Army Reserves in order to become a full-time student, after working in Headquarters NZ Defence Force.

“She was chosen to do the Catafalque duty at the cenotaph for the 60th commemoration of Cassino which was an amazing honour,” said Mr Nicholas.

“She has seen and done a lot, way more than we did and things have certainly changed since we went to war.”

This is the third Anzac Day they have spent together.

“I feel that being in the military connects us in a very special way. The

sense of pride I feel even standing alongside my grandfather in uniform is very hard to express in words. I appreciate these moments and I value these memories so much,” said Terraine.

At 21, Mr Nicholas was enlisted and served in the New Zealand tank recovery section, rescuing damaged battle units with crawler tractors and transporters.

“The quicker you could do the job the better,” he recalls. “Often the work had to be done at night so you wouldn’t get caught and at times you had to be very quiet. We would let artillery off in a different direction to occupy the enemy while we got the job done.”

He recalls a time when they were getting fired at and he tried to jump into a tank for shelter. Others beat him to it so he had to slide under one.

The shells were getting closer and closer until finally he said “Oh God, this one is close please make it go away.” It didn’t go away but landed right beside him, without exploding.

“I guess I am one of the lucky ones.” ¢

p Simon and Pauline Gough have returned from the Tour of New Zealand Cycle Race

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p Ron at the dawn parade with his grandchildren Robett Hollis and Rere Moana Riddell, his daughter Vivienne Hollis and granddaughter Terraine Hollis in uniform standing beside a 1942 30 CWT 4x4 Ford CMP


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ANZ futureFERNS has created a programme for Year 1–8 children with a modified game of netball, which takes into account the specific needs and abilities of children in this age bracket. The programme sees players progress through the modified versions of the game which develops their physical and mental skills.

New Zealand Netball chief executive Hilary Poole says ANZ’s support of the futureFERNS programme has been greatly appreciated.

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p Youngsters practise their netball skills

A taste of historyIt was a full house at the Kaiwaka Sports Complex for the annual Maungaturoto and Districts Rotary fundraising address, with an historic Maori battle echoing memories of Anzac conflicts that were making headlines around the country.

Historian Roi McCabe spoke of the significant battle that took place at Kaiwaka in 1825, and of the importance of being able to discuss battles to honour those that have gone before.

The battle is commemorated in a monument on the Kaiwaka-Mangawhai road to mark where the Ngapuhi rangatira Hongi Hika, and warriors armed with muskets, came by waka to Mangawhai, beginning a campaign

against Ngati Whatua, the people of the Kaipara. Rotary is offering prize money for students under 20 for an essay competition on the battle. The competition closes on June 20, with up to six prizes of $500 each.

Otamatea High School, Point Curtis Boating Club, Otamatea Marae, and the Kaipara Sports Complex benefited from Rotary trust fund awards of $1,200 each, that were announced at the evening event. ¢

p Historian and lecturer, Roi McCabe with kuia, Waimarie Paikea at the Rotary address Photo courtesy of Bet Nelley

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Redhill gets fresh soilu by Ann Morgan

The Redhill Cemetery upgrade is another step closer to completion, thanks to various trucking firms and drivers volunteering their services to cart 320 cubic metres of soil to the site.

“I approached the businesses for help and they generously gave their time and equipment to get this project done, at no charge,” said Des Subritzky.

“The drivers worked hard. They were all busy but took time out of their schedules, along with Derek Morgan who loaded the soil donated by Grant and Christine Fredrickson from Te Kopuru.

“The people in the district have shown marvellous support, their willingness and generosity in all areas has been extremely appreciated.

“We are now placing the soil and filling any areas that need it ready to plant the grass. If anyone would like to help at any time they are welcome to call me to see what we have happening.”

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Niagara sinking commemoratedThe Mangawhai Museum is offering a sneak preview of their upcoming display ‘War comes to Mangawhai’ to Friends of the Museum, at a special exhibition to be held on Saturday, May 16.

The exhibition will be open to the public the following day Sunday, May 17 and will be on display until October.

The exhibition will focus on the 75th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Niagara and will also feature stories about local defence measures during World War Two.

“We will be displaying a working model of the ship, and a German mine from the minefield that Niagara hit, plus new images, artefacts and items lent to the museum for this display,” says museum manager Emma Gray.

The museum will hold a special public event on the afternoon of June 20 to commemorate the date the Niagara sank in 1940. There will be a guest speaker who will present an illustrated talk and a commemorative booklet is being prepared. ¢ p The display of the Niagra Ship Christine Bygrave


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Horse whispereru by Ayla Miller

Local equestrienne Tori Murray-Elley returned home from the United States after working as a junior two-star Parelli instructor.

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After studying at The Parelli Centre in Colorado and working overseas, she is qualified to teach these practices to her own students, ranging from beginners to competitive riders aged from three to 75-years-old.

Inspired by the results she witnessed with a difficult pony, she decided to give natural horsemanship a go, with outstanding results.

“I compete in dressage competitions and I never saw anyone in these events use these techniques but when I tried them, I saw an incredible change in my horses personality. My difficult pony turned into one of my most reliable ones,” she says.

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p Riding instructor Tori Murray-Elley

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“I never wake up thinking I don’t want to do this anymore. I find it rewarding to see the changes in horses and their riders.” ¢

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p A halcyon day on the Kaipara Harbour was made all the more special for Dargaville visitor Aden Mckay, when he landed this 9.7kg snapper last weekend. Settled weather saw a flotilla of small craft on the water with some good catches recorded.

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Gallery gets a refreshu by Ayla Miller

The White Rock Gallery in Paparoa is now displaying a completely new collection crafted by local artists.

“This is our second refresh and our third rotation of art,” says gallery secretary, Jillaine Murray.

“This time around we have found the artists are offering a different variety of their own work. They have been trying new things and this has meant we have ended up with a lovely cross section of artists’ crafts.”

The gallery has approximately 30 contributing artists. “We do a complete refresh where anything that hasn’t sold gets returned and replaced with new items.”

To display work at the White Rock Gallery artists must live in the Kaipara District as defined by the council or

have strong ties to the area. “We have several lots of really different jewellery including tribal and traditional designs at the moment. There is a wide range of paintings, abstract through to more traditional landscapes, beautiful textiles and quilts. There are a number of artists working with vintage fabrics, upcycling them and pairing them with contemporary materials.

“There is something for everyone and items range from $4 to $850. There are lots of beautiful pieces at good prices. We get a lot of people coming in for gifts or cards. As it changes regularly, if there isn’t something you like now there might be something next time.” ¢

p Jillaine Murray and committee member Hanna Stevens with a selection of the new arts and crafts on display at The White Rock Gallery

Karate champ brings home goldu by Ayla Miller

Dargaville based karate champion, Shane Tregidga, has had a successful time at the Australian and New Zealand Open Championships winning a silver medal and two golds.

Following his silver win in the open men’s weight category in Australia he went on to win gold at the New Zealand Open Championships for his weight division in the kumite category and another in the open weight division, representing his Miyagi Kan club based in Whangarei.

He says he couldn’t have done it without the support he received from family, friends, businesses and the community.

“My family has always been there for me, and are understanding of my busy training schedule.

“So many people have helped me out by selling raffle tickets from their businesses, organising events and or offering private donations. Thank you all very much.”

Shane has been practising karate since he was nine years old and has won the last three national competitions and the last two New Zealand open competitions. He is the under 84 kilogram champion for two consecutive years, making him the defending male senior champion of New Zealand.

p Shane Tregidga with his two gold medals from the NZ Open Championships and the silver he won in Australia

In mid July he will be travelling to Turkey, to train and compete with the Turkish national team before competing at the 2015 European Open in Germany in September.

He is looking to compete in the Oceania Championships in New Caledonia and the Senior Worlds in Austria in 2016.

He has recently graduated as an architect and has returned home to concentrate on karate before he begins his career. ¢


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Sanjay had been commuting from Auckland to work in Northland. Originally from a small village, he found the big city too busy and stressful, so the move to Dargaville was a welcome opportunity.

Amitesh manages the company and is the salesman, while Sanjay is

the service technician with more than 20 years experience in the trade. Whether they are installing or repairing a farm cool room or a heat pump domestically, helping people is what they enjoy doing, knowing their prices are financially viable.

“The people here are so friendly,” says Sanjay. “You can interact with them on the street and they smile back at you, it is so nice to live in a welcoming community. We love living in the Kaipara.”

p Sanjay is looking forward to meeting new clients

Their client base ranges from small and large commercial businesses, farmers and domestic clients, in the Kaipara and surrounding areas.

Sanjay says it is not necessary to pay the highest price for an item, you often get the same result from a lower priced product.

“We are in the process of expanding and will be hiring two local staff because we believe in keeping our community in employment. We will be needing an office person and someone to train as

a technician as the company has grown quickly,” says Sanjay.

“We are looking forward meeting with people and showing them our range of product, our main heat pumps are Mitsubishi and Gree.”

Sanjay can be contacted on 021 0843 4699, 09 945 5298 or by email [email protected].

They deal in refrigeration, air conditioners and heat pumps and also fix small home appliances like washing machines and freezers. ¢


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Rural WinterPush for water purityu by Andy Bryenton

As the 2014/15 season draws to a close for dairy farmers, those who are part of the huge Fonterra cooperative will be looking to issues of water purity on their farms.

A guideline of the end of the season has been set for those farmers working under what is known as ‘temporary water exclusion’ — indicating that impurities have been detected in the ‘raw’ water sourced for farm use. The exclusion is temporary, because in many cases only a small amount of work needs to be done to meet the requirements and resume normal flow.

Fonterra routinely check the water supply of their contributing dairy farms for impurities such as E coli and sediment.

Water sources ranging from dams to bores to wells and streams are tested, and those which fail, or need additional purification or filtration are marked for the temporary exclusion schedule, leading to more stringent testing procedures and the necessity to treat water with purifying agents before such activities as flushing the plant at the start of milking.

As of the start of the season, that number may have been as high as one in five Fonterra suppliers — but this number has dropped dramatically as the season has progressed. The emphasis behind the push for cleaner water in dairy operations is quality control, and it falls in line with the Ministry of Primary Industries’ goal of guaranteeing top-flight exports. While temporary water exclusion does not pose a risk to milk

investment must be on target andcost effective.

Seek advice from your local farm water reticulation specialists, or consult the informational paper at the New Zealand Milking and Pumping Trade Association website, under ‘newsletters’ — www.nzmpta.co.nz. ¢

quality, it does mean extra work for affected farmers, who are encouraged to put permanent — often automatic — systems in place to ensure compliant water all year round.

The solution may be as simple as draining and cleaning water storage tanks. In areas with poor groundwater, the collection of rainwater has been put forward as a solution.

For those using bore water or collecting from natural streams, automatic dosing equipment to release purification agents, ultraviolet light treatment or even the use of ozone generators may be the answer. In this season especially, the cost of infrastructural

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A dog’s tail …

Fonterror strikes again, eh?Fonterror strikes again, eh?Well, readas, as ya no, The Boss has a propitty farmin’ beef, an wool, and muttin, an’ crops as well. An’ he an’ his gerfrend Sharlene also gotta dairy block.

Well, ina newspaper I brung up froma kattil stop atta road gate, it sed that Fonterror what buys there milk froma dairy block, gonna give less munny again.

Boss an’ Sharlene was havin’ a cuppatee an’ then Sharlene red out ofa paper. “Fonterra ses its gunna pay out fer this seasins milk just about $4.50 per kay gee. This meens with our kompany shears, deah, we gonna get mabe twenny or thirtee sents a share, so we probly get maybe $4.70 to $4.80 for the currant sesin.”

“Thank gawd fer the bluddy beef an’ lamb prices then,” seda Boss.

“Yep,” sed Sharlene, an’ she went on reedin’, “Fonterror reckins we gettin’

less munny ’cos of” — (an Sharlene wrote it down in skool techer writin’ for me) — ‘the reduction reflected the continuing and significant volatility in international dairy commodity prices caused by over-supply in the market.’

“Year,” seda Boss. Too much bluddy fightin’ an’ pollticks oversees eh?

Sharlene sed it was all ‘cos of world pollyticks and oil pricis’ an’ she wrote sum more for me. ‘This reduction will impact cash flows for our farmers, who will need to continue exercising caution with on-farm budgets.’

“Well woop de-bluddy-do,” seda Boss. “Good thing Fonterra tole me that. I was just thinkin of getting’ a new milkin’ shed eh. Not!”

Well, Sharlene sed she hada shoot inta Rooawai fer sum art class, an’ me ana Boss went fer a ride rouna stock ona big red quod bike. Beats walkin’ eh? We checked ona Bossis house paddick, cos’ he’s grazin’ a cupla horsis for sum peeple gotta lifestyle block.

“Gee Dog,” he sed. “That Mr Ki might like them horsis long tails eh? Whoops,” he sed. “Betta wotch it. Sharlene woodint like me sayin’ that.” D u n n o wot he ment tho.

Anyway readas, we got back ta tha house, an’ Sharlene hada new paper.

“Deah,” she sed all excitid. “Sez hear that if ya milk cows ina night-time, tha milk will put ya to sleep!” She wrote sum more for me. ‘Milking cows under the cover of darkness has helped to produce a milk powder high in the sleep-promoting hormone Melatonin.’

Well, thear ya go,” seda Boss. “We’ll get that sharemilkers ta

start at midnite. Then sell milk ta tha pollytishins ina world. Put tha buggas to sleep!”

“Tell yer wot,” sed Sharlene. “we cood sell it ata farm gate for a big proffet too.”

She mite have sumthing there readas. Cheers!

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Press headlines that Fonterra is facing a supplier crisis of confidence and risks haemorrhaging milk to private companies as fed-up farmer shareholders react to its latest financial results, deserves some comment.

‘Six Principles of Sun Tzu and the Art of Business’

Loyalty can be fickle amongst farmers when they are hit directly in their financial pockets and facing a financial slump caused by low dairy returns worldwide.

New Zealand has an increasing number of proprietary dairy companies and also the Chinese are undertaking major investments in dairy processing here, in competition to Fonterra.

At a Fonterra meeting I attended in Northland, Fonterra representatives confirmed they were negotiating to supply milk to the Chinese milk factory at Pokeno and that there was nothing to stop the Chinese from building more of these plants throughout the country.

If Fonterra is required to supply these establishing companies with milk under the current legislation for a three year period, it will certainly I believe, alarm Fonterra suppliers who see competitors

using Fonterra milk to establish their businesses and then competing for Fonterra suppliers.

I believe the current legislation should be changed and these competitors should be made to stand alone from the beginning.

There are strong indications that Chinese interests are planning to buy a significant number of farms throughout Northland and elsewhere and that these farms will supply processing plants financed and built by the Chinese.

Open Country, New Zealand’s second largest milk processor, an independently owned company, is looking at the options of building a milk plant at their Affco Horotiu plant or expanding its Whareroa site. It is claimed over 500 Fonterra milk suppliers are waiting to join their company, due to their

extreme dissatisfaction with Fonterra’s payout performance.

The Chinese have been traders for thousands of years. The famous Chinese military tactician Sun Tzu in 512BC wrote a book called The Art of War. The theories of his book are still widely read throughout the world today.

Many Chinese businesses and others throughout the world follow the six major principles of Sun Tzu, being capture your market without destroying it, avoid your competitors strength and attack

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Clearly they are a tenacious people. They never give up. We would do well to learn from them if we are going to survive in a free-market open economy that invites overseas investment.

It is up to us to make sure that we don’t become slaves in our own country. We must retain 100% control from the farm gate to the worlds markets ¢


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Breakfasts for PinkA number of Pink Ribbon breakfasts will be held around the Kaipara region this month to support the Breast Cancer Society annual appeal.

The Aratapu Tavern will be hosting a breakfast this Mothers Day, May 10, from 9am and every week throughout the month they are donating a portion of any menu sales to the cause. “Anna Maree Cutts will be entertaining with live music.

“It will be a fun day,” says host Donice Hall-Morris.

“We will be running several raffles, collecting donations and selling pink ribbons throughout the month to support the appeal.”

For bookings phone 09 439 5923.

Harvest Blue Cafe in Mangawhai Heads are holding their pink ribbon breakfast on Tuesday May 19, at 9am focussing on the good the society do in ways of support for those who need it.

They will have a singer from the local school and everyone is welcome. It costs $20 per head, bookings are required in advance, ph 09 431 4111.

Elizabeth Sisifa from Dizzy Lizzy’s milk bar in Mangawhai Heads is hosting a

‘very pink’ brunch on Saturday, May 30 from 11am–1pm.

She will be speaking about her personal experience of going through the disease with her mother and wants people to know how important it is to have support when someone has to fight breast cancer.

There will be female artists and a singer entertaining.

For bookings phone 09 431 5541 or check out www.dizzylizzys.co.nz. ¢

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CARAVAN EWOF (and marine). Call your local inspector today at A+ Electrical Inspections and Security on 021 240 6764.

FIREWOOD, TI Tree & Fred’s mix - Various prices. Fred’s Place, 3 Hood Street Wellsford. 027 956 4555.

SLEEPOUT FOR sale. Phone 09 431 3101 or 021 0257 6521.

VINTAGE MCCORMICK Farmall Cub with side sickle-bar mower for sale. $2500 ono. Phone 09 431 9030.

For SaleWINDOWS, ALL Shapes & sizes, Wooden & Aluminium frames, Fred’s Place, 3 Wood Street, Wellsford. Ph - 027 956 4555.

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

Pest ServicesRODENTS, ANTS, Fleas, spiders, wasps and more. Registered technician, guaranteed work, prompt service. Total pest services phone 021 300 868 AH 09 431 5196.

Firewood For SaleDRY FIREWOOD for sale. $75+gst/mtr. 2 mtr minimum. Pine/Macrocarpa mix. Free delivery Ruawai, Paparoa and Maungaturoto areas. Call Glenn 021 983 734 for your order.

Wanted to BuySCRAP METAL, All classes. Top Prices, Fred’s Place, 3 Wood Street, Wellsford, 027 956 4555.

Cars For Sale94 SUZUKI Vitara, 1600, 16 valve. Auto. 320Km, red five door. Reg & Wof $2300 ono. Ph 021 111 0595.

DENISE CLARKToenail & Fingernail

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Work WantedBUILDER — FENCES, decks, alterations & additions, retaining walls, maintenance etc. Jobs big and small. Phone 09 431 3101 or 021 0257 6521.

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Septic Tank ServicesCLEANING SEPTIC Tanks. For fast reliable service. Priced from $330. Wellsford to Ruawai. Contact Macjimray 09 423 7014 or visit www.macjimray.co.nz. Code Compliant.

EFFLUENT REMOVAL, Just give us a call, we remove it all. “Magic Property Services”. Ph Chris 027 480 0110 or Mary 027 459 1544. 7 Days. WE ARE THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT OPERATORS IN THE KAIPARA.

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MAGIC PROPERTY Services, effluent & septic tank cleaning. Servicing the kaipara. Ph Chris 027 480 0110 or Mary 027 459 1544. 7 Days. WE ARE THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT OPERATORS IN THE KAIPARA.

SEPTIC TANK cleaning. For all your tank cleaning requirements phone Chris 027 480 0110 or Mary 027 459 1544. 7 Days. WE ARE THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT OPERATORS IN THE KAIPARA.

Public Notices8 BEEF cross stock have found their way into property on Mountain Road, Maungaturoto. If they are yours please contact me in work hours. Mel 09 431 1084.

ACOUSTIC MUSIC Blackboard Concert — First Thursday of the month — 7.30–9.30pm, Commercial Hotel, River Rd, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle, tea and coffee. Performers and audience welcome. Phone Margaret 09 439 4403 or Allan 09 439 6933.

FREE & CONFIDENTIAL NW Family Budgeting Service. Advice and complete money management if required. Call at 5 Portland Street or phone 09 439 8592.

HAMILTON BOYS High School, Argyle House 50 year reunion (1965-2015). Saturday, August 1, 2015. Expressions of interest to [email protected], ph 07 853 0437. Or [email protected], ph 07 877 6633. For further info, visit www.hbhs.school.nz/argylereunion. Tell your friends!!!

KaiparaCommunity Health Trust

HEALTH SHUTTLEHealth Shuttle,

Accessible Transport – We have a wheelchair hoist (Dargaville and Whangarei Health

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BOOK LAUNCH1 pm Saturday 9 May 2015

Dargaville War Memorial Hall, Hokianga Road, Dargaville

“To the Ends of the Earth and Back Again”

Proving that there were peoples and ships in New Zealand prior to Maori and Tasman

• Launch day Hard Cover $75.00; Soft cover $55.00 • Thereafter Hard Cover $80.00; Soft cover $60.00 • Revised copy “To the End of the Earth” on day

$45.00 thereafter $60.00

Situations Vacant

Dargaville High School requires a Gateway Co-ordinator to organise work placements and assessment opportunities for senior students. The skills required are:

• Computer literacy and substantial administrative abilities• Ability to work independently• Excellent communication skills and ability to network and build relationships• Outgoing, professional presentation• Clean driver’s licence and reliable car• Organised and systematic• Empathy with young people and interest in career development

This is a 45 – week pro-rata salaried position based on a 28 to 32 hour flexible working week. Starts June 2015.

For more information on job description and person specification ring Dargaville High School 439-7229 during school hours.

Please send C.V. and covering letter to The Principal, Dargaville High School, Plunket Street, Dargaville or email: [email protected]

Closing date: 15 May 2015.

Dargaville High SchoolGateway Co-ordinator

Property MaintenanceOFFAL HOLES 750dia x 5.5m deep with concrete lid with lift out hatch $408.25 incl GST. Phone Wals Holes 09 437 3936 or 021 932 225.

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

Garage SaleSATURDAY 9TH MAY 8.30am at The Lighthouse Church, corner of Normanby Street and Parore Street. Items include coffee table, dining table with 6 chairs, fridge, TV, Kenwood mixer, household items, toys, clothes and more.

Work Wanted

All Beef aged Salami ~ Bacon ~ Ham ~ Sausages

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Anzac Tribute Video Video from Ken Cashin presented at the Concert held at the Lighthouse Function Centre Dargaville, paying tribute to those from the area who served in the Great War.

KLTV NewsPlans for Memorial Park, A look at the Dalmatian Hall with Len Lulichand services for ANZAC Day on the weekend.

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The School Community, Friends of the School and everyone interested in the ongoing

success of Dargaville High School are invited to attend a Community Consultation Meeting on:

Tuesday 5th May 2015: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Tama Te Uaua Marae, Kaihu Wood Rd, Kaihu

Wednesday 6th May 2015: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Te Houhanga Marae, Station Rd, Dargaville

Wednesday 13th May 2015: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm

Oturei Marae, Settlement Rd, Aoroa

Written submissions are also welcomed.

Kathryn de Bruin

Chair

Dargaville High School Board of Trustees

DARGAVILLE HIGH SCHOOLCOMMUNITY CONSULTATION 2015

Nurseries & PlantsALSTROEMERIAS, CARPET Rose’s & Hanging Baskets for MOTHERS DAY. Feijoa plants (Mammoth) $7.50each. Vege seedlings-Cabbage red & Chinese, Cauli, Broccoli, Silverbeet, Spinach, Pakchoi, Kale, Leeks, Spring Onions, Celery, Lettuce, Brown Onions. Wide range of Herbs or Flower seedlings. “Well grown plants produce good fruit” Ruawai, The Corner Place Nursery, Ph: 439 2115

PLANTING TIME! Babylon Coast Gardens Ltd has a wide range of native and coastal hardy plants available now. Or you can place an order for pick up or delivery at a later date. See Lorraine at I-Deal Demo in Gladstone St Dargaville on Fridays and Saturdays 10am – 3pm (excluding Saturday 30th May). Or phone 09 439 4223 or email [email protected] Visits to the Nursery on Babylon Coast Road, Dargaville are by appointment only.

BADMINTONSeniors (14yrs +)

Weekly from Tuesday 19th May

7.30pm $3/night

Dargaville Town Hall (rear entrance)

Some racquets available

ALL WELCOME

Enquiries 021 439 157

Thank You Notices

Molesworth Sheep Dog Trial Club recently hosted the Bayley’s Northland Dog Trial Championships in conjunction with its annual trials.

The Judges travelled from Wairoa and Dannevirke for 3 days of competition culminating on Sunday where the champion sheep dogs of Northland, in each of the four events, were found.

It was a very successful trial made possible by the great team of helpers who kept the sheep on the mark, saw everyone well fed throughout and the great sponsors.

The Club would like to extend a huge ‘Thank You’ to the Course sponsors, Farmlands, Wairere King, PGG Wrightson and Jim Leslie. Our grateful thanks to the landowners, B & J Paton and to Robert Lynds and to the J. Hargreaves family for loaning us your sheep. We are also indebted to the following for sponsorship and help:

AFFCO, Ballance Agrinutrients, Bayleys, Direct Animal Health, Greenlea, A & L Hargreaves, Hawken Family Trust, R & D Hastie, McLennan Groundspread, S & J McRae, Manukau Wools, Marty Brown Weedspraying, Neville Bros, Otamatea Dog Trial Club, PGG Wrightson (Wellsford), Pete Thompson and Blue Vallance, Poland Motors Ltd, Rabobank, Ravensdown, The Vet Centre (Maungaturoto), the Timekeeper, sheep liberators, kitchen workers and bakers, BBQ cooks, Course Stewards, smoko deliverers, Judges and competitors, the general ‘runners’ who kept things going smoothly and to everyone else who contributed to the success of this event.

Nurseries & Plants

09 439 5556

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Property Maintenance

Dargaville BobcatServices

Phone or Txt Paul027 271 2022

Any job big or small.We do them ALL

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

Regrading• Calf Shed & Stockyard

Cleaning• Post Hole Borer• Tip Truck Available• Trencher

GasfittersCraftsman gas fitters available.

For all your gas installations & maintenance

requirements. Service agents for Rinnai & Bosch.

0800 326 123Plumbing and Heating Centre102 Jervois Street, Dargaville

Northern Wairoa Soccer Club

AGM

6:30pm, Thursday

21st May 2015 Nominations close 5pm 18th May 2014PO Box 351, Dargaville.

DRIVE PHONE FREE!

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www.roperandjones.co.nz110 Victoria Street, Dargaville 143 Hurndall Street, Maungaturoto

Dargaville Realty LtdLicensed Agent

REAA 2008

09 439 7295 09 431 1016

17 PORTLAND TERRACE $309,000

Private location with elevated views.3 double bedrooms (2 with french doors onto patio)Sunny hobby room. North facing patio off dining room.Huge basement garage and workshop.All this on a quiet cul-de-sac street.

SITTING HIGH ON PORTLAND

RACHAEL DE VRIES Mob 021 943 900WEB ID Rjs3349

2236 POUTO RD $278,000

Wow what a view....changes daily. Two levels of living and room for all the family and then some. Four bedrooms, family kitchen, sunny and airy living area with stunning views. Lower level has a well appointed flat for the extended family.Comes with its own leased wharf.

SWEEPING NORTHERN WAIROA RIVER VIEWS..

MICHELLE TOMLINSON 027 339 5937WEB ID RJS3431

194 HOKIANGA ROAD $189,000

This home is situated in a good street and would make a good first home or investment property. The brick & tile home features 3 bedrooms, combined kitchen & dining, separate lounge with a Kent style fireplace and is insulated. Also has a large double garage plus plenty of storage under the house.

ELEVATED BRICK & TILE...

CRAIG CLEMENT 021 461 668WEB ID RJS3406

1884 TANGOWAHINE VALLEY ROAD $520,000

Modern three bedroom home and office, open plan living, internal access. North facing verandah. 12m x 7m shed with concrete floor & power. Good yards close to road. All this on 27 hectares (68 acres) approx. Excellent water supply, 8 paddocks in total.

DAIRY SUPPORT OR RUNOFF

SELMA PETERS 021 828 402WEB ID RJRU3462

529 TANGOWAHINE VALLEY RD $495,000

FABULOUS LIFESTYLE

RACHAEL DE VRIES Mob 021 943 900WEB ID RJS3470

• 7.6545 hec (18.9 acres)• Good water supply

• 5 bedroom home• 2 single garages

3 bay shed, 1 with roller door & 2 open bays (6m x 13.5m approx) Large open shed for calf rearing ( 12m x 18m approx) 8 Paddocks

11 JERVOIS STREET $325,000.

White picket fence, lavender and iceberg roses. 1900´s vintage 3 bd villa with a good pedigree, offers elegance and style from a bygone area. Modernized for today´s living but original features add a dash of nostalgia.

OFTEN ADMIRED... NOW AVAILABLE

MICHELLE TOMLINSON 027 339 5937WEB ID RJS3372

14 CLEAN STREET, TE KOPURU $175,000

This tidy 3 bedroom home with some river views features open plan living, a free standing fireplace, some insulation and a deck off the lounge. There is also a large double garage with workbench space, the section is flat and low maintenance & is currently tenanted.

GREAT STARTER HOME OR INVESTMENT

CRAIG CLEMENT Mob 021461668WEB ID RJS3472

HUGE RENTAL SHORTAGE

Both Maungaturoto & Dargaville are seriously short of good rentals for great tenants.If you have a farm house, residential home or a beach house that is empty and not making you $$$$$ call us now and ask for the Property Manager.

ACROSS THE KAIPARA

DARGAVILLE 0800 311 322 Mob 09 439 7295MAUNGATUROTO Mob 09 431 1016

358 PAHI RD $429,000

Delightful sunny 4 bdm/2bthm home with wrap around decks. Separate double garage with 3 leanto bays. Waterviews out both sides of peninsula. Easy contour with paddock heading down to esplanade at water. Motivated vendor selling ´as is´. Great lifestyle few mins to Pahi boat ramp.Call Rhoda to viewMRE1703

COLONIAL COTTAGE ON 1.4 HA

RHODA MORRISON 09 431 6912 or 0274 800 691

2941 PAPAROA-OAKLEIGH RD Price by Negotiation

230 m2 pre-loved relocated house, round barn with leanto shed, cattle yards with loading ramp, half grazing, half pine trees 20 years old. House is very spacious 4+ bdms, 2 bthms, loft, extra living areas, decks, needs TLC. Distant water views. Great potential. Motivated GST registered vendor.MRE1704

31 HA HILLTOP SURPRISE

RHODA MORRISON 09 431 6912 or 0274 800 691

HEATLEY RD, WHAKAPIRAU $115,000

4.12 ha´s with elevated house site. Fabulous views of the surrounding country side and the estuary. Access to boat launching facilities. About 6 kms from Maungaturoto and the lovely Whakapirau Beach. Approx 90 min travelling time from Auckland making this an easy destination for holiday and weekend getaway.

HANDY LIFESTYLE BLOCK

SHEILA BOON Mob 027 498 5651WEB ID MRE1685

PAPAROA VALLEY RD $135,000

This gentle sloping block borders the main highway 12, Paparoa. Approx 3.0537ha of grass which has an attractive tree lined boundary. Only 400m to the local shops

LIFESTYLE LEISURE

GARY MORRIS 021 902 087WEB ID MRE1602

kaipara lifestyler, may 5 2015

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