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AUCTION Fri 3rd February 2012 - 6pm Ray White Office, 21 Bow St, Raglan

MAKE ME YOUR OWN – I’M RATHER SPECIAL!!Four double bedroom home on 625m²Two large living areas, 2 ½ bathroomsFantastic designer kitchen, entertainer’s oven Large family area flows out to sunny deck or alfresco dining Glorious Mtn views, magnificent sunsets & a glimpse of the harbour.Prior Auction offers considered.

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Sunday 1pm1 Seabreeze Way

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY• 2 Storey House In 2 Legal Flats• 2 Brm Flat Upstairs / 3 Brm Flat Downstairs• Panoramic Harbour & Mountain Views• 2 Acre + Lifestyle Block – Prime Location• Single Garage & Storage Shed Prior Auction offers considered.


Saturday 12pm335 Wainui Road

OCEAN RETREAT BUSH BABYA slice of Raglan’s best real estate nestled into native bush surrounds near Whale Bay. Master bedroom has its own private decking and huge views. 2nd room/ storage/ laundry/ studio. Open plan living with cosy wood burner with wet back & sun drenched decking enjoying gorgeous ocean and bush views. Hide away, holiday ambiance. Situated on 1258m².ID#RAG20965

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150 Whaanga Road

TOP SHELF PROPERTY Fabulous family living / Easy care garden 3 dble brms + office, entertainers kitchenSun drenched open plan living & decksLarge paved entertainment area Double garaging with internal access Prior Auction offers considered

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Saturday 1pm23a Violet Street

STEP INTO THE MARKET Stylishly redecorated this tidy little home has all you need. With two bedrooms inside the house and an additional room outside you will enjoy the open plan living and fully fenced section. Relax on the lovely decking while enjoying the easy care section.Ideal opportunity for you to enter the fast-growing market in Raglan!Prior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20964

OPEN HOMESaturday 1pm6 Violet Street

SIZE IS NOT A PROBLEM 4 bedroom home with endless optionsWonderful family homeModern new kitchen Large double garaging and workshop Large shade houses with irrigation throughout 1212m² of landPrior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20907 OPEN HOME

Saturday 2pm55 Government Road

WOODEN IT BE NICEThis 3 bedroom weatherboard home has many great features: Double garaging2 bedrooms with ensuite + family bathroomNative timber flooringPrivate off road locationJust a walk to the beach, on the bus route.Wonderful family home/ investment/ rental (Currently rented $300/wk)Prior Auction offers considered.


Saturday 1pm10 Violet Street

TOO GOOD TO MISS! • 2 homes on 1 freehold title2 houses, 2 incomes – 2 two bedroom housesIncome opportunity hereSuperbly located – sea views, easy walk to town and harbourIdeal accommodation investment – live in one, rent out the other!Prior Auction offers considered.


Sunday 2pm16 Stewart Street

NEW BEGINNINGSSolid brick 3 brm family home in rural setting Office & rumpus, single garage, internal accessPlumbed shed (potential ancillary unit), well planted garden3973m² fenced & ready for a new family Prior Auction offers considered.ID#RAG20938

OPEN HOMESaturday 11am

297 Te Papatapu Road

WATER & MOUNTAIN Located close to town & beach. This is a 2 bedroom immaculate home, fully lockable garage with power. Elevated and sunny, only minutes to the nearest beach & town centre. The house has polished timber flooring, is fully insulated, newly roofed, newly painted and has a newly decked spa pool area. The easy care, fully fenced section will make this home a pleasure to live in. Prior Auction offers considered.


Sunday 1pm19 Manukau Road

Phone now for an appointment to view 448 Wainui Road

RAGLAN RUSTIC REAL ESTATEBoard and batten rustic house plus a separate large barn with adjoining carport - ideal as a workshop/ studio.The main house has one large bedroom which could be converted into two; plus one single bedroom/ office area. Huge potential for improvement.7253m² sectionEstablished orchard and extensively planted.Listen to the sound of the surf - Very close access to beach and surf, only minutes to Raglan town.Prior Auction Offers considered. Phone now for an appointment to view.ID#RAG20984

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Whaingaroa news for you weekly 3rd April 2014 - Issue #387

Local Business Serving Raglan District Since 1996

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dining guideBanteay Srey Cambodian Restaurant. Dine in or takeaway. 23 Bow Street........825 0952

Jo’s Takeaways. Te Kopua Domain......................................................825 8761

Marlin Cafe & Grill. Dine in. On the Wharf...........................................825 0010

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The Raglan Club. Dine in or Takeaway. 22-24 Bow Street.................. 825 8278

The Sports Project: A series of Q & A’s with top sportspeople in our community

Alf Whitiora from Xtreme Waste on the job at the Te Uku recycling station

Mass on Saturday evenings at 5 pm.

1st, 3rd and 5th Saturdays in Raglan2nd and 4th Saturdays in Te Mata

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Caring for the ones you love

This week the Chronicle caught up with Nicola Chung who offers ‘Nia’ classes in Raglan.

How would you describe Nia?I would describe Nia as an amazing,

joyful experience of moving that is quite unique and fun. It’s a fusion of nine different movement philosophies - dance, martial arts and mindful movement arts - so you get to experience moving in many different ways.

How did you become involved with Nia?

I came upon Nia in Ecuador while I was staying at a yoga studio. They had Nia classes on their timetable and I was like “what is that?” I was told it was a yoga-ry-dancey-martial arts thing... I needed to try it.

What training is required to become an instructor?

You need to have completed a 7 - day ‘White Belt’ course, where you experientially learn about the body and mind. You also must be licensed to teach with the Nia Technique association.

Who is Nia great for?Nia is great for everyone regardless

of your age, physical fitness or dance “aptitude”. One of the principals of Nia is ‘The Body’s Way’. Through this you learn to become more aware of your body and move it in a way that is pleasurable and joyful to you - so the class instantly becomes one that you tailor to suit your needs. And guys - don’t get put off by

the word “dance”. Both men and women can find Nia a worthwhile practice. For women, the strength element of the martial arts may be their area to improve, for men it might be the fluidity of dance that is their challenge to overcome. Perhaps flexibility and agility are areas you’d like to work on? There is something for everyone in Nia.

What is your background in terms of sport and dance?

I’ve always enjoyed sports, at first for its competitive nature and now, more so for the health side of things. When I was younger I was involved in netball teams, cross-country, waka and so on but my main passions were water sports - swimming and underwater hockey (I know... Google it - it’s very strange!). I started snowboarding while at Otago Uni where I studied for a Phys Ed degree and then learnt to surf after that. Surfing has been it ever since really. That’s what led me to Ecuador, the surf, which led me to discovering Nia.

In terms of dance, my sister and I grew up learning traditional Kiribati dancing from my mother, so the idea of music and movement have always been familiar to me.

What attracted you to Raglan?The surf... That was pretty much it! I

originally moved from Wellington to live in Hamilton but lucky for me a friend suggested living in Raglan and commuting. As it turns out it’s not such a novel idea, but at the time, to me, it was genius! I’m glad that happened and I moved here - apart from the amazing surf, the community feel in Raglan is very special.

When and where are the Nia classes in Raglan?

Nia classes are held at the Union Church hall on Stewart Street every Monday and Wednesday at 5:30-6:30pm and on Friday at 9:30 -10:30am. First class free.

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Raglan’s own mountain bike track beneath the forest of pine trees near the Wainui Reserve

trig could well be up and running by this spring if there’s enough interest and if the project attracts sufficient funds, come August when community grant applications are processed.

The five to ten kilometre-long track – which would cater for all ages and skill levels – will take only six weeks to build, says Raglan Mountain Bike Club treasurer Dirk de Ruysscher.

He’s pretty sure now the planned track will soon become a reality.

To generate interest in the project the club’s organised an info afternoon – not just for members but for all cyclists – starting at Wainui Reserve on Sunday week, where the benefits of the facility will be outlined and locals can see the site’s potential for themselves.

“Definitely the focus of the day is just to have a look,” says club president Merren Tait, a keen cyclist who came to town several years ago and soon after set up the MTB club. “We’ll start up high on the reserve and walk or bike across farmland to

the top of the pine trees.”While some may choose to return the

same way, others could carry on through the pine forest – where the track will be built – to Ocean Beach carpark at the end of Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive.

The club – which is now an incorporated society – recently emailed members encouraging them to support the new track by paying for the first time their annual subscriptions, money which would help meet initial costs. Local GP and Karioi Classic regular Mike Loten reinforced that need, so the design plan for the first three kilometres of a “high quality single track network” could be paid for.

Adam King from Rotorua company Empire of the Dirt had produced the plan, Mike told members, and it was he who has also designed the “fantastic” new bermed tracks in the Redwoods (Whakarewarewa Forest).

“We will get Rotorua-quality tracks on our doorstep,” Mike enthused.

Meantime Merren has told club members it’s taken at least three years to get to the point where mountain biking is officially part of the Wainui Reserve’s management plan. “MTB tracks have been signposted for development, but the plan

doesn’t detail any processes in establishing the tracks.”

Dirk has put the cost of the $49,000 MTB track in perspective by pointing out a swimming pool cover costs $75,000 and a modest children’s playground around $100,000. He believes the facility will be good for the town because it will give families and sportspeople something else to do, in all weathers, besides surfing.

To check out the MTB site, meet at the far carpark of Wainui Reserve on Sunday April 12 at 2pm. Edith Symes

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Four Raglan women can safely say they know all the back roads around Ruapuke and Mt Karioi

intimately. That’s because for weeks now the team of working mums with young families have gone walking, night and day, in training for this weekend’s Oxfam Trailwalker.

It’s a charity event attracting more than 1000 walkers or runners annually to Taupo, all keen to complete within 36 hours a 100-kilometre trail – boasting some of the North Island’s “finest” scenery – which skirts the shores of the lake and takes in the hilly terrain of surrounding farmland.

“We’re ready for this,” Kim Waterson told the Chronicle last week of the challenge she and her friends are looking forward to. They’re heading south Friday night in a campervan and will start walking the trail at dawn, along with a few hundred other teams of four doing the same.

Sometime on Sunday from 6pm, they’ll finish their endurance walk. And yes they’ve done a couple of night walks – after getting their primary school-aged kids to bed – in preparation for the event which demands torches and head lamps to light the way.

They’ve also added another 8km onto the 44km Karioi Classic route – a “one-off” training exercise.

So what motivates the four to commit to such a huge undertaking? “To be honest, we want to contribute to a good cause,” they say. “And hey, it’s one way to connect with good friends!”

They’ve all enjoyed socialising while training, having been a bit short on what they call ‘girlfriend time’ in their busy lives. They also reckon endurance events

and helping people seem like a good fit.Oxfam Trailwalker New Zealand is

part of a global network raising money for families fighting poverty in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. While teams are encouraged to work together to raise at least $2000, team ‘k3m’ as they’re called because of their first names – Kim, Kristi, Keri and Malene – have already exceeded that target by more than $300 thanks to their families and friends.

And they’re hoping for more generous donations yet, before the mid-June fundraising deadline.

The reality of walking 100km with few stops – not even for beauty sleep – is now

“settling in”, they say, but they reckon last year’s local team ‘Raglan Wahine’ have been a wealth of information and advice.

‘K3m’ has also got a two-strong support crew, one of whom did the walk last year in a different team.

Now, as Malene says, they can but hope to become “thick-skinned” during the physical and mental challenge, both to reduce the risk of blisters and to ward off abuse as they begin to hobble.

Support ‘k3m’ by donating online – http://www.oxfamtrailwalker.org.nz/otw14/teams/k3m-kristi-kim-keri-malene.

Edith Symes

Taking on a 100km trail challenge: Malene, Keri, Kristi and Kim

Light exercise group going strongMaintaining your mobility can get harder and harder as you get older and one of Raglan’s longest running groups, the Light Exercise Group, helps community members stay active and their sessions held twice a week are as popular as ever.

Formed 18 years ago, the Light Exercise Group holds their sessions in the St. Peter’s Hall every Monday and Thursday.

Over the years the group has acquired several pieces of equipment like treadmills, exercycles, rowing machines and recumbent machines through grants, fundraising and donations.

Running for an hour, the first half hour is spent on the machines and the second half is spent doing stretches and floor exercises.

Run by instructor Julie Cockram, she says, ”It can be a bit harder to get active once you get to this stage of your life and knowing that I’m being helpful and seeing how much people enjoy themselves is a rewarding experience.’

With members’ ages ranging from 50 to 80 plus, many members remark how their fitness, mobility, health and their attitude to life has improved after being with the group for a few months.

Group president Noleen McCathie who has been involved for a number of years now remarks on the effect the exercise has had on her health.

“I get tests done for my bone density and in the past couple of years there’s been no deterioration, you don’t realise how important it is to keep active over the

years,” said Noleen. Having a cuppa after their Thursday

sessions, there’s a social element to the group as well.

“Some of the ladies carpool together and they’ll have a cup of tea on Thursday and talk about their gardens,” says Secretary/Treasurer Graham Hubert.

Raglan Light Exercise Group @ St. Peter’s Church Hall, Main Road. Every Monday and Thursday 10-11pm, $3 per session, all welcome. If any interest in an extra Wednesday session focusing on floor exercises and strengthening the core, contact Julie: 825 8187 or 856 1326.

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The face was unfamiliar at first but the front office staff at Raglan

police station have no trouble remembering the name of their new policeman. And it’s a fair bet it’s just the same at Timaru police headquarters down south. That’s what happens when a Kevin replaces a Kevin twice over.

The new Raglan arrival is Senior Constable Kevin McGartland, whose predecessor here was Kevin Bailey and whose successor down south – by remarkable coincidence – is one Kevin Grant.

Kevin – McGartland, that is – has been on the job here just over a month now but is flying back to Timaru sometimes on his days off, as he did last week, because his wife’s still there while they try to sell their house.

The McGartlands had been wanting to move north for ages, and in another coincidence of sorts the opportunity came

about not only because Kevin Bailey had recently retired here but also because the Timaru Kevin’s police dog was due to retire.

The couple came to Raglan in mid-January for Kevin’s interview and a lookaround, liked what they saw and so with his getting the job it “worked out real well”.

“Raglan is a lovely wee spot – friendly and welcoming,” the 51-year-old says. He’s already helping coach a Raglan senior rugby side and he’d also like to get into fishing when he’s off duty.

His wife is a nurse and they have four sons in their early to mid-20s who variously live in France, Dunedin, Christchurch and Timaru.

Kevin’s been policing 10 years now and while Timaru has a much bigger station – it serves a population of 27,000 – he points out he’s done “quite a bit of relieving” in small South Island stations.

Despite the downsize he sees his overall task as the same, and that is to ensure “you treat everyone fairly”.

“It’s good here, it’s straightforward,” he says. “I can’t see too much difference in policing here except maybe with things like Raglan’s high tourist traffic.”

Edith Symes

Raglan West resident Pim Blair’s life has always been connected, one way or another, with horses.

Early memories growing up near Gisborne were of riding horses to school. Her Dad always had horses handy at the homestead. Pim maintains her affinity with the animal stems from those early days, observing how her father behaved and treated them.

Since then the former jockey has raced horses all over New Zealand, worked for trainers and owners doing track-work and spent a large chunk of her life developing an uncanny and very real bond with them.

Connections to Raglan also run deep. For 40 years Pim and husband Scotty brought horses out to Raglan to enjoy the beach. When Scotty became unwell the couple made the decision to finally settle in Raglan some 15 years ago.

“It is especially good for racing horses to have a spell on the beach and in the water. The sand and water are forgiving unlike the often hard tracks they race on. The environment is peaceful.”

Today Pim is known throughout the country and overseas as a person who can successfully bring a horse back from injury. Pim is regarded as a specialist when it comes to ironing out behaviour problems with the ‘naughty ones’ as well.

“I’ve just returned Harold to Johny Morell at Taupiri. He’s been with me a few weeks. I gave him the name Evil, short for Evil Knievel because he was a bit mad really. A beautiful horse who just needed time and enough contact with people to sort the fizziness out of him.”

Key to Pim’s success is her no-rush

approach. While she’s busy between horses, when she’s with each one, she takes her time. Unlike the more pressure-cooker environment that exists today where attending to a large number of horses every day leaves little time for them to be around humans.

“I give them time to breath and they come to trust and enjoy the rhythm of their day here.”

‘Takeachance’ a new arrival from Hong Kong, who Pim calls Herby, is set to spend a few months with her. The fact that owners are prepared to spend the sort of money it takes to send a horse that distance speaks volumes about the reputation within the industry Pim has acquired over the years.

Her faithful pony ‘Mo’ is a beautifully natured horse. He loves the company of the visitors and gets quite put out if the routine changes. The benefits of taking

horses into the sea-water are manifold Pim says.

“Salt provides a lot of healing. The deeper you can go the better.”

While over the years hundreds of horses have come into her care to then be sent back to continue track-work, there have been some she has helped find other situations for, including Riding for the Disabled and horse-trekking.

Carrying the sort of energy Pim does to maintain her remarkable fitness and vitality gives rise to the question about what form her own ‘breathing-out’ takes. The answer - two polar opposite past-times she has become passionate about; ballroom dancing and outdoor bowls. She is currently working toward sitting her international grades in ballroom dancing and is a regular at bowling weekly roll-ups.

Sue Russell

Pim Blair: For the love of horses

Pim Blair on her horse ‘Mo’ preparing for a beach walk

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YOT Club Gig Guide: Sky sport and the return of Antix

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Friday at The Yot Club sees the return of Antix, New Zealand’s premier techno producers whose achievements to date encompass four critically acclaimed albums, a stellar international touring career, and an array of heavyweight collaborations/productions.

Covering a wide range of electronic music with a robotic funk feel, through to hypnotic dance floor monsters - Antix are the real deal. Eager to return after their fantastic performance in January, Antix will show why they are one of the most acclaimed and in demand electronic artists on the planet.

On Saturday local DJs will be playing an array of music from all genres from rock through to dance and all in between. Expect some serious dance floor action, with music ranging from old classics to fresh new tunes. Free entry.

Although Sunday sessions may have finished, the Yot Club remains committed to providing Raglanites and visitors a quality Sunday option. So it will be business as usual with the Yot Club open from midday with DJs playing from 6pm and a progression

in music over the night. This week will see something new

for The Yot Club. Sky TV is being installed so people will have the option of coming early to watch the Super 15, All Black and NRL games.

There will be two screens inside and as well we will be projecting onto one of the walls outside when possible. Big screen with the option of surround sound, the cold beer of your choice, yummy food - it will be even better than being there. Games finish, party kicks off, see you there!

The Yot Club - open from midday 7 days a week. Late nights from Wednesday ‘til Sunday. Free wifi, free pool, cheap drinks, great food, Sky Sport and music video channels, surf and snow footage and great music.

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Since the earthquakes in Christchurch it is now up to homeowners to provide a fixed sum insured amount to insure their homes.

“Homeowners need to get their home insurance value correct for their own financial protection” says Richard Brown, Raglan based assessor for quantity surveying company, TRQ Ltd.

“Industry figures show up to 80% of insured properties are heavily underinsured. The Insurance Council of NZ is so concerned that they are meeting this month to discuss what to do next.”

Chief executive of the New Zealand Insurance Council, Tim Grafton (on a national radio show) said “Go to a quantity surveyor and take the responsibility for your greatest wealth asset, inform yourself what the rebuild cost should be.”

“As registered quantity surveyors, we have gone to great

lengths to ensure homeowners can have a cost effective and very accurate solution. We provide a complete cost breakdown from demolition cost through to the final clean. Our rebuild valuation certificate usually amounts to over 20 pages.

Our homes are more than our largest wealth asset, they also where we live our lives, if disaster strikes you might not

be able to save all your precious things but you could also face the prospect of not being financially able to rebuild your home. A few hundred wisely spent dollars now could save you a large financial burden should the worst happen.

We recommend homeowners look at our website, www.trq.co.nz , or they can contact me for free no obligation advice, Richard Brown 022 6390 796”

How do you plan something when you don’t know what space you’ve got to work with?

That was the quandary which faced more than 30 locals when they gathered upstairs at Valente’s restaurant on Tuesday night to try to progress the Raglan town square project which evolved out of “place making” guru David Engwicht’s day-long workshop in the town hall back in February.

While a public meeting in the town hall supper room a few weeks back gave the nod to a 12-month trial of a town square at the intersection of Bow and Wallis streets, this week’s gathering to progress the project reverted to more of an ideas session after it was learned that no engineers’

report was yet through from the Waikato District Council.

Meeting facilitator Gillian Cox attributed the delay to council engineers having decided to close the busy intersection to traffic but then having a rethink and opting to keep it open.

It’s a turnaround which fellow project promoter Lisa Thomson acknowledged “should ease people’s minds”, but meantime it’s not known how big the town square can be and those who turned out to Tuesday’s meeting were left – as another speaker put it – to “focus on what we can do meantime”.

Discussion at the 1½ hour meeting ranged from what features might be incorporated in the “linger nodes” – an interactive sculpture, a covered

sandpit, sailcloths, rigging and a surfboard visitors could be photographed riding were among myriad suggestions – all the way to what timbers and recycled materials should be used.

Earlier, Raglan SuperValue owner Richard Jacobsen expressed strong concern that the project lacked hard data and was “putting my business under threat”. He urged caution with changes that could impact on the livelihoods of the supermarket’s staff.

However by the pow-wow’s end organisers felt there had been “some progress with consensus” as well as a lot of good ideas, and were hopeful they’d have the engineers’ report by the time of the next meeting in a fortnight. A.T.

Council u-turn delays town square progress

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April is gardening change month and is just as exciting for some of us as spring is.

You can choose to rest some parts of your garden till spring, or you can prepare it for winter flowers and vegetables. Resting still means digging over, adding compost and lime and seeds of mustard, oats, or lupins.

The ground is still warm, so for winter gardeners, turn over the soil, add lime, and seeds of carrots and broad beans. Plant out lettuce, leeks, caulis, cabbage, broccoli, spinach and silver beet.

Flower garden: there are many flowers to get under way - poppies, sweet peas, violas, pansies, polyanthus, wall flowers, stocks and many others. Same for winter herbs, parsley, rosemary and chives. Moisture is the biggest challenge at the moment.

Garden maintenance is full on, raking leaves for the compost bin, digging soil, pruning and hedge cutting. Taking cuttings of roses, lavender, fushias etc. Split up your spring bulbs in your ground and expand their areas. New bulbs are in garden centres now. Time to plant fruit trees. Fertilize and manure, shrubs, bushes, roses, citrus, your lawns and existing fruit trees. For those of you who mulch with pea straw, dig it in with compost as it has nitrogen fixing nodules.

Manuring is not complicated. Get a bag of sheep pellets and distribute it around. That is all that’s required.

Storage time: Potatoes, kumara, pumpkins, butter cups, onions can now be

stored. Make certain all to be stored are perfect and do not have skin ruptures as they could rot. Storage has to be dry and dark. Even apples, can be stored on wire netting in the car shed roof for example.

Save seeds of beans, cucumber, tomatoes, potatoes, peas, sweet peas, marigolds for next season.

April Moon. New Moon on the 29th April. Full Moon 15th April.

Seed planting between the 2nd to the 11th. Maintenance of gardens after the 20th.

Plant of the Month: Iceland poppie plants and sweet pea seeds.

KIDS GIVEAWAY. Eight bundles of twenty leek plants. Punch hole in prepared soil, drop in leek plant, water and keep moist. A welsh delight. These will be available at the Chronicle office from Monday the 7th.

Just have fun with the last of the sun.The Raglan Wharf Seagull.

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Raglan MasterChef winner Aaron Brunet will launch his long-anticipated cookbook this weekend at the Old School Arts Centre. Locals are invited to come along and “taste a few things”.

Aaron will talk briefly of the MasterChef experience, his work on the book and what he hopes to do next.

Copies of his book will be available at the event ($49.90).

So he has some idea of how many to cater for please email [email protected] if you want to attend the free book launch at the Old School in Stewart Street, from 4-6pm on Saturday (April 5).

Masterchef book launch this weekend

Junior fisho’s hook up at the wharf

The Raglan Sport Fishing Club hosted “Juniors on the Wharf” on

Saturday 22nd March from 1.30 until 3.30 - this coincided with high tide, which sees the best fishing in the wharf area. Entry was free to all participants with all under 13’s being accompanied and entries taken up to 15 years of age.

We had great weather and masses of children. The organisers were very pleased that the event had been postponed. The wharf would not have been the place to be during cyclone Lusi.

All the kids got a couple of Ice blocks and a drink care of “Fish at the Wharf” and not to be forgotten Coffee at the wharf helped out with some prizes as well. Hamilton’s Top Catch supplied the 1st 2nd and 3rd prizes and Placemakers helped out with advertising.

The event is not only about the heaviest fish but also about the kids learning to handle fish for release in the correct manner. Each child got a Black Magic fish towel with instructions to wet it and for it to be used in

the event of catching an undersized fish. MPI measuring tapes were placed strategically around the wharf area.

This event was enjoyed by all and the Raglan Sport Fishing Club will be making this an annual event. Sheryl Hart

Connor Day with his 2.048kg parore

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AARON BRUNET ‘COOK WITH ME’ book launch @ Old School, Saturday 05 April from 4-6pm.MON @ THE RAGLAN CLUB. 500 cards, 1pm.TUES @ RAGLAN CLUB -- Texas Hold’em 6.30pm.WED @ Raglan Club, Fun Quiz 6:45pm.W E D N E S D A Y S @ Banteay Srey Restaurant Knitting Circle from 9.30am. All welcome. Beginners welcome.RAGLAN RAMBLERS WED 09 APRIL: 9am at carpark next to fire station: Wainui BeachMAINLY MUSIC: Music & movement programme for preschoolers, Monday & Wednesdays 9:30am @ Te Uku church Hall. Ph 8255199 for more info.B U D G E T ASSISTANCE @ Raglan Community House. Appointments required. 8258142.RAGLAN WRITING GROUP 1st and 3rd Tues of the month, 7.15pm at the Community House. Everyone welcome.RAGLAN LIGHT EXERCISE GROUP. “Making a Difference” Light exercise sessions: Mondays & Thursdays 10am. St. Peter’s Church Hall, Bow St. All welcome.HEALING ROOMS, 2nd & 4th Thurs @ Plunket Rooms, 11am – 12.30.

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN SMOKE FISH? Raglan Smoked Fish Challenge. $250.00 cash & trophy. Easter Sunday Raglan Club Inc.SUNDAY 06 APRIL @ 3AM. Daylight saving ends. Turn back clock 1 hour, 3am becomes 2am.

For SalePAVING STONES 230x115x50 cm, going cheap, can deliver with assistance. Ph Trevor 825 6838.KAAHU’S NEST, A rambling treasure of opportunity. Raglan’s no1 reuse store for clothing, furniture and bric-a-brac @ Xtreme Waste 8250017THE METALYARD A handypersons dream to obscure items. Pipes, parts, metal, wheels, bikes, miscellaneous treasures @ Xtreme Waste 825001

Boat For SaleBOAT FOR SALE, Stabicraft, 50HP Mercury motor, ready to take out fishing, fun for the family, goes with rods, life jacket, radio CD player, doughnut for the family + lots more. You won’t be disappointed. Ph 825 8345 mob 027 5211 974..

LostLOST 2 KEYS on yellow key ring ph 027 2026 722HELP I HAVE M I S P L A C E D 3 library books somewhere in Raglan titled ‘Start Up Ukulele,’ ‘Parihaka Album’ & ‘Ask That Mountain Parihaka,’ If found could you please return them to Raglan Library.

FRI 04 APR @ YOT CLUB, ANTIX with the BROWN BROTHERS, Deep tech robotic funk – 9pm.SAT 05 APR @ YOT CLUB, DJ Bad Boy Bubby and guest selectors – free entry.

SATURDAY 5TH APRIL @ VALENTES, , 7-11pm. Raglan Records Launch Party featuring Chris Thompson, Dave Maybee, Twisted Timber, Kath Parrott, Onelung, Slipped Discs and Shed. Gold coin entry.

Courses, classes & workshopsPERMACULTURE DESIGN CERT. COURSE. April 28th – May 11th . Full-time intensive. Based at Solscape. Find out more today– call 8258268, email i n f o @ s o l s c a p e .co.nz

For SaleF I R E W O O D DRY 6x6 load, macrocarpa - $130, pine - $115, delivered ph 021 0771 524FIREWOOD DRY manuka, $120 per trailer load(1m3), Free local delivery. Ph 8255080.RAGLAN GOLF CLUB firewood fund-raiser: The 2014 sales have commenced. Only $80 for 1 cu.m. of dry- stored split pine logs, delivered within 10 km. Quotes for further. Phone Garry on 825 6875.M I D G E MARSDEN’S CD RACK, handmade in Raglan by Bjorn, native timber, holds approx. 200 CDs, will be autographed for buyer, offers over $500, 1st in first served. Call 021 903 309 to view.

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Must have class 2 HT licence or higher. And must be a confident truck driver.

For HireBOUNCY CASTLE: great entertainment for the kids, call Vicki 8257575.

To LetRETREAT 2BDRM, F U R N I S H E D , Upper Wainui Rd, avail. for 6-9mnths from May 1st, $320pw ph 825 0585 or 022 677 3822.

Flatmate WantedTWO ROOMS AVAILABLE $110 + $150(including expenses) easy-going people, travellers welcome. Call/txt Danny 0223811831Commercial To Let

C O M M E R C I A L LEASE 300sqm, High Stud New, email: [email protected] O M M E R C I A L PROPERTY to lease, downtown Raglan, commercial kitchen compliant, ph 021 952 271.INDUSTRIAL YARD FOR RENT. Could add building if required. Contact Bob, 021 825 869.

RETAIL SHOPfor lease

Downtown Raglan,Prime location, High foot traffic Ph: 021 363 465

Garage SaleGARAGE SALE SATURDAY and Sunday, 11-1pm, 60 Wainui Road.

FlowersLilypot Florist* Fresh flowers* Send flowers* Potted plants07 825 68472 Wallis Street

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Winter Boots, CoatsLambs Wool VestsMerino Knits & newtranseasonal peices

in !! ...not lastinglong - get in quick :)

In My Good BooksQuality 2nd hand

booksOpen Thurs - Sun

from 10am2 Wallis St

Books wanted.

Services OfferedC H I M N E Y C L E A N I N G , logfire, potbelly and coal range repairs, rebuilding. Replacement glass, bricks etc. Phone Ross 021 171 0762 or 825 8695.G S T / P A Y E /G E N E R A L BOOKKEEPING . Ph Kim Vernon 825 0113.WASP KILLER FOR HIRE. Eliminate nests - guaranteed death for wasps. Phone 825 0959.H O M E - B A S E D CHILDCARE. Bizzy Budys. 20 free hours for all 3 & 4yr olds. WINZ subsidies. Spaces available now. Ph Katrina 825 7224.

Public NoticesLITTLE GEM OP SHOP: Opportunities for Treasure Hunters and a friendly cuppa. Saturdays 9-11.30am. Union Church Hall, Stewart Street.WE INVITE THE COMMUNITY to join us at the Raglan Community Board Workshop, Tues 8 April @ Raglan town hall supper room, 6.30pm. Workshop and priorities for Raglan. Come and have your say – all welcome. Linda Cole, Board Chaiman.MARLIN CAFÉ BAR & GRILL would like to introduce their new head chef Natalie Hopkins brand new menu (with a lot of old classics) coming on April 5th. Come and check it out.

NAU MAI HAERE MAI

ki Whaingaroa te Kohanga Reo. We now have

spaces available for children aged

1-5years. For details

please phone 825 8365.

WALK AROUND THE MOUNTAIN

To all walkers, it is with regret that we are

postponing the walk around the mountain on the 5th of

April 2014, till a future date. Apologies to those that have trained so hard, however we will give you plenty of notice

for the next walk.

For SaleF I R E W O O D MANUKA Dry $110m3 Ring 825 0522. FIREWOOD DRY MANUKA heaped trailer load $130 delivered. Ph Dave 825 7270

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Personal training and classes that focus on core

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Public Notices

Situations Vacant

BAR MANAGER REQUIRED. Needs LQC Managers certificate. At least 4 years recent work history. Split shifts. Bar work, supervising staff, kitchen duties, cleaning. Friendly and happy disposition. Email y o t c l u b r a g l a n @gmail.com

Phone (07) 825 0577ITS PLANTING TIME!

Come out to the nursery and see whats NEW IN STOCK!

Citrus Trees - Meyer Lemon $18 Lemonade, Tahitian Lime, Orange, MandarinFeijoa “Unique” and “Pounamu” setting fruit $18

Peach & Nectarine Trees from $23Buy 2+ fruit trees in April and get a free

bag of Mushroom Compost!Pretty “Nemesia” and “Diasca” $9.75

Helleborus for winter $9Camelia Fairy Blush $10

Magnolia Trees, Port Wine and Little Gem $17Natives from $5

Grisilinia Hedging PB12 on sale at $10 eachMarigolds $2, Scleranthus Moss $9,

Something for everyone! Espresso Coffee Daily

$5 OFFany plant purchase in March/April 2014 at

Sayer Landscape SuppliesMinimum spend $15.

For purchase of plants only.

Public Notices Public Notices

THE ICONIC THOUSE CLOSES

its doors with all its content up for saleCollectables, retro, antiques & more

9am-4pm over two weekends

Sat 5th & Sun 6th April

Sat 12th & Sun 13thEnding with a pot luck

BBQ and music from 5pm

So come grab yourself a bit of THOUSE

44 Government RdGarage Sale with a

difference.

Aged 16-25yrs? Physically Fit? Hard-working? Reliable?

Come and join our crew and learn the Roofing trade!• Must have full car license• Transport from Raglan provided.• Three month trial period applies

For more information call: Ross 021 782 280 or 07 825 8678

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PHONE ROSS 021 782 280 07 825 8678

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Situations Vacant

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Saturday 11am – 445 Wainui Rd Saturday 12pm – 4 Johnson DriveSaturday 12pm – 17 Rose St (Auction)Saturday 12 pm – 7 Puka Pl Saturday 1pm – 51 Wallis St Saturday 2pm – 6 Simon Rd

Sunday 11am – 10 James St (Auction)Sunday 11am – 16 James St (Auction)Sunday 12pm -5b Sunshine Rise Sunday 12pm – 21 Rose StSunday 1pm – 8 Karekare Ave (Auction)Sunday 1pm – 49 Norrie Ave Sunday 2pm – 20 Cambrae Rd

OPEN HOMES this weekend 5th & 6th April

MILLION DOLLAR LOCATION $429,000 A slice of Raglan’s best real estate nestled into native bush surrounds near Whale Bay. Master bedroom has its own private decking and huge views. 2nd room/ storage/ laundry/ studio. Open plan living with cosy wood burner with wet back & sun drenched decking enjoying gorgeous ocean and bush views. Hide away, holiday ambiance.ID#RAG21478Stephen O’Byrne 027 205 4073Michelle O’Byrne 021 889 448

2599M2 SECTION IN TOWN $179,000Residential sections of this size and price are about as rare as hens teeth! Build your dream home and live your dream lifestyle with the convenience of being close to town. The section is mostly North facing with harbour views and services on site. Oozing potential the land is ready and waiting to be transformed into a private oasis... Create vege gardens and an orchard, whatever your heart desires. Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to LIVE THE DREAM!ID#RAG21853Michelle O’Byrne 021 889 448Stephen O’Byrne 027 205 4073

RAGLAN TREASURE $385,000 This little treasure will surprise and delight you. Step onto the deck and you get wonderful wide water views. This modern house has 2 bedrooms, open plan living, off street parking for 3 cars, large decking and even an outside bath. Extensive concreting has been done to take you down to another flat grass platform and a wooden bridge crossing the creek and just a short walk to Lorenzen Bay.

ID#RAG21607Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

BEACH BACH BEGINNER $380,000• 2 Double Bedrooms - Office/3rd Bedroom• Open Plan Living - Modern Kitchen• Large Disabled Bathroom• Lock-Up Garage with 2nd Bathroom• Low Maintenance - Fully Fenced

ID#RAG21860Michelle O’Byrne 021 889 448 Stephen O’Bryne 027 205 4073

REVAMPED & REVIVED IN RAGLAN· Elevated for sun and privacy, lovely 1930’s cottage· Tastefully renovated and refurbished· 2 double bedrooms, sunroom, large decking for outdoor living· Fully fenced· Established fruit trees· Situated on 680m2 within easy walking distance to Raglan townshipPrior Auction offers considered,ID#RAG TBAStephen O’Byrne 027 205 4073Michelle O’Byrne 021 889 448

SIMPLY SENSATIONAL• North facing, elevated. Stunning bar, harbour views and amazing sunsets. • 4 bedrooms (2 double, 2 single), spacious lounge, designer kitchen and bathroom• Iconic Raglan bach ambience outside, contemporary styling inside• Situated on 1012m² • Short walk to the wharf, 5 minute walk to townID#RAG21872Julie Hanna – 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna – 021 0200 8282

AUCTION 9.5.14 - 17 Rose St

OPEN HOMESaturday 1pm51 Wallis St

HOME JAMESLocated within minutes walk to town centre on James Street – 1 title, 2 houses on section 931m2.FRONT HOUSE: 1940’s 3 double bedroom, large open plan design, office, heaps of character plus basement storage.BACK HOUSE: Modern 2 double bedroom home on a flat site.Both properties command a good rental return.Raglan Club and Bowling club close by, Raglan Township walking distance - this property is truly “Home James”.ID#RAG21882Julie Hanna 027 441 8964Blair Hanna - 021 0200 8282

FISHERMAN’S FRIEND $750,000 This property offers so much:

* Stunning bar, harbour and Mount Karioi views

* 4 double bedrooms, ensuite,a further separate bathroom, 2 toilets

*Triple bay garaging plus extra room currently outfitted as a hair dressers salon

* Great off street parking and room for the boat

ID#RAG21335Julie Hanna 027 441 8964Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

ABSOLUTE VALUE· 1950’s north facing dwelling, great location· 3 double bedrooms, office, combined lounge/dining· Single garage, outside shed· Twin access from Karekare and Uenuku Ave· Easy access to playgrounds, dairy, boat ramp, schools and township· Appetising views of Raglan Harbour, commanding Mt Karioi in the backdrop· ½ int in 903m2Prior Auction offers considered.

ID#RAG21884Stephen O’Byrne 027 205 4073Michelle O’Byrne 021 889 448

TWO HOUSES – GREAT INCOME $515,000 House 1: • 3 bedrooms• Polished native wooden flooring • Weatherboard, bungalow styleHouse 2: • 2 bedrooms • Polished native wooden flooring• Garage with internal access • Private fenced section• Ideal for pets and children

ID#RAG20716Julie Hanna 027 441 8964Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

WOW !!! $70,000

613m² situated in the very popular Waikowhai subdivision. Complete with all services to the property including: driveway, power, water and septic. Not many, if any, left at this price. Give me a call now!!

ID#RAG21665Blair Hanna 021 02 00 8282 Julie Hanna 027 441 8964

SECTION: 22b Simon Rd

OPEN HOMESunday 1pm49 Norrie Ave

OPEN HOMESaturday 12pm

17 Rose St

NEW LISTING: SECTION – 5 Primrose St

Julie HannaAuctioneer

AUCTION 9.5.14 - 10 James St

AUCTION 9.5.14 - 16 James St

OPEN HOMESunday 11am16 James St

AUCTION 9.5.14 - 8 Karekare Ave

OPEN HOMESunday 1pm

8 Karekare Ave

OPEN HOMESunday 11am10 James St

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