Ruapehu Press ruapehupress.co.nz Wednesday, April 27, 2016 7002953AB This Week Includes: Grass and Brush cutting heads PETROL TRIMMER 32cc 2-Stroke Was $249 $199 TRADE QUALITY 52 Bell Road. Ph:895-8582 7003046AR W hakapapa chairlift investment STEPHANIE RANGI The chairlifts at Whakapapa skifield are currently undergoing a $7.5m upgrade. The new and improved chairlifts are expected to be open by the start of ski season. A $7.5 million off-season upgrade on Mt Ruapehu’s chairlifts should mean a faster, more comfortable ride for skiiers. Ruapehu Alpine Lifts (RAL), operator of Whakapapa and Turoa skifields is spending about $7.5m on a new chairlift, making it their biggest single investment in lift infrastructure since the installation of the High Noon Express at Turoa Ski Area in 2007. Construction of the new chairlift, which replaces the Cen- tennial and Rockgarden Chairlifts at Whakapapa, has been underway since late December and is due to open to the public on July 2. The lift will transport 2,800 people per hour, compared with 1,900 per hour from the Centen- nial and Rockgarden chairlifts combined. ‘‘Upgrading these lifts has been in our planning for years so it’s so exciting to see it finally come to fruition,’’ RAL chief executive, Dave Mazey, said. While Whakapapa is the only ski field on the receiving end of the upgrade at the moment, there are plans in motion for Turoa. ‘‘We have a program of lift upgrades we will be implementing over the next 10-15 years,’’ Mazey said. ‘‘It’s an ongoing process.’’ Involved in that process is resolving and achieving licences with the Department of Conser- vation – something RAL achieved for Whakapapa in December last year. Mazey said hopes are high the upgrade will boost numbers over the ski season as the new chairlift will give users a better experi- ence. ‘‘The new chairlift will provide numerous enhancements to the customer experience, with shorter queuing times, comfort- able ride with cushioned seats, ease of loading for snow boarders and foot passengers and less de- icing time due to the chairs being stored in a building overnight,’’ he said. ‘‘There will also be additional open days due to the lift being able to operate in stronger winds, where in the past opening would have been delayed or the moun- tain closed. In general, there will be more time for skiing.’’ The season is scheduled to open on 2 July. Local woman’s Alumni honour P3 Anzac Day coverage P5
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Whakapapa chairlift investmentSTEPHANIE RANGI
The chairlifts at Whakapapa skifield are currently undergoing a $7.5m upgrade. The new and improved chairlifts are expected to be open by the start of ski season.
A $7.5 million off-season upgradeon Mt Ruapehu’s chairlifts shouldmean a faster, more comfortableride for skiiers.
Ruapehu Alpine Lifts (RAL),operator of Whakapapa andTuroa skifields is spending about$7.5m on a new chairlift, makingit their biggest single investmentin lift infrastructure since theinstallation of the High NoonExpress at Turoa Ski Area in 2007.
Construction of the newchairlift, which replaces the Cen-tennial and Rockgarden Chairliftsat Whakapapa, has beenunderway since late Decemberand is due to open to the public onJuly 2.
The lift will transport 2,800people per hour, compared with1,900 per hour from the Centen-nial and Rockgarden chairliftscombined.
‘‘Upgrading these lifts has beenin our planning for years so it’s so
exciting to see it finally come tofruition,’’ RAL chief executive,Dave Mazey, said.
While Whakapapa is the onlyski field on the receiving end ofthe upgrade at the moment, thereare plans in motion for Turoa.
‘‘We have a program of liftupgrades we will beimplementing over the next 10-15years,’’ Mazey said.
‘‘It’s an ongoing process.’’Involved in that process is
resolving and achieving licences
with the Department of Conser-vation – something RAL achievedfor Whakapapa in December lastyear.
Mazey said hopes are high theupgrade will boost numbers overthe ski season as the new chairliftwill give users a better experi-ence.
‘‘The new chairlift will providenumerous enhancements to thecustomer experience, withshorter queuing times, comfort-able ride with cushioned seats,
ease of loading for snow boardersand foot passengers and less de-icing time due to the chairs beingstored in a building overnight,’’he said.
‘‘There will also be additionalopen days due to the lift beingable to operate in stronger winds,where in the past opening wouldhave been delayed or the moun-tain closed. In general, there willbe more time for skiing.’’
The season is scheduled toopen on 2 July.
Local woman’sAlumni honour P3
Anzac Daycoverage P5
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Last week we highlightedthe digital enhancementsat Taumarunui’s RegentCinema – this week it is
the new developments up atWhakapapa.
The skifield has a new chairliftfor the new season following a$7.5million project.
Why is this exciting? – Becausethe project will provide moreskiing for more people because ofthe bigger capacity and allowWhakapapa to be open on moredays – thanks to the higher windloading.
What is good for the skifield isgood for the locals.
The winter boost provided tothe Ruapehu economy is prettyobvious to anyone with a businesson the road to the mountain.
It is good to be able to celebrateour successes and the unique andexciting diversity that makes upour region’s economy.
After a bit of a lengthy hiatusfrom skiing, I’m pretty keen to getback up the mountain myself thisyear.
Have a good week.Daniel Hutchinson
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University honoursfor local womanSTEPHANIE RANGI
Traci Houpapa is well known in the Taumarunui community. Just recently, the
accomplished business woman received a Massey University Alumni award.
Her dedication and commitmentto her work has led her to some greatachievements.
The latest; being awarded aMassey University DistinguishedAlumni Service award.
Traci Houpapa said she was‘‘floored’’ when she heard she hadbeen selected for the award.
‘‘I was honoured. I just sat downand thought; I was born and bredin Taumarunui ... in the KingCountry.
‘‘I never thought about getting anaward and being recognised just fordoing my job,’’ she said.
Houpapa completed her Master ofBusiness Administration in 2001.Since then, she has planted herselffirmly in New Zealand’sagribusiness industry and has beeninstrumental in raising the profile ofMaori agribusiness across the pri-mary industry sector.
She is now an award wining com-pany director and a recognisedindustry leader.
In 2012, Houpapa was named oneof the 10 most influential women inNew Zealand agribusiness and in
2013 the New Zealand Listener
named her one of the top 10influencers in New Zealand.
More recently, in 2014 she wonthe Women of the Influence Boardand Management Award and wasnamed in amongst the top three mostinfluential people in New Zealandagribusiness by Rural News.
Last year, Westpac identified heras one of New Zealand’s WomenPower Brokers.
‘‘This isn’t an award you can aimfor,’’ Houpapa said.
‘‘You have to be recognised byfaculty ... and they look at the con-tributions made by ex-Masseystudents.’’
Out of close to 180,000 ex-Masseystudents, Houpapa said she still can’tbelieve she was recognised.
‘‘There are so many others outthere doing amazing things. I washumbled and overwhelmed thatpeople think the work I am doing issignificant,’’ she said.
Houpapa said her up-bringingcontributed to her success andshe remains thankful for herchildhood.
‘‘I am hugely proud to come fromTaumarunui.’’
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MP pays remembrance to ANZACs
IAN MCKELVIEMP for Rangitikei
Numbers at Anzac Day services
increase every year.
This Anzac Day is a chance for us
to reflect on the effects of a war
which touched the lives of every
New Zealand family, and to
honour our veterans’
contribution to the peace, freedom
and security our country enjoys
today.
A century ago this month the
Government of the day
announced a half-day holiday, to
be known as Anzac Day, would be
established on the 25th of April.
As it is today, this was a way for
our communities to come together
and remember those who lost
their lives and the scale of the
impact war had on our population
of just over one million.
As time has passed, Anzac Day
has come to symbolise not only a
recognition of those who lost their
lives at Gallipoli but a recognition
of all our servicemen and women
who have served and continue to
serve in various conflicts and
peacekeeping efforts across the
globe.
Remembrance services will
once again be held throughout the
country, with the national service
being held at Pukeahu National
War Memorial Park in
Wellington.
Rangitikei and indeed
Taumarunui, Raetihi and
Ohakune have a proud history of
Anzac commemoration services
and over the years I have noticed
a steady increase in the numbers
attending.
In particular, the number of
families and young people is
encouraging.
This is the second of four years
of commemorations marking the
Great War.
In September we will turn our
attention to marking the
centenary of the horrific Battle of
the Somme, where 6,000 of our
soldiers were wounded and 2,000were killed.
The contribution that NewZealand made in France duringthe First World War in 1916 willbe commemorated overseasacross all three of our armedservices – Army, Navy and AirForce.
I encourage you all to reflect onour country’s experience of warand military conflict and tohonour the more than 18,000 NewZealanders who died, and themore than 100,000 who servedtheir country during the WorldWar I.
It is also an important time tocontemplate the price of war andthe continuing role of our armedforces in brokering peace.
We owe a debt of gratitude toboth those who have served ourcountry and those who continueto do so to protect the ideals wehold dear.
Lest we forget.
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War storiesbroughtto lifeWith Anzac Day comes storiesto be shared and thanks to oneauthor, local schools got to hearthe stories of men and women ofWWI and WWII.
Over 100 school childrenfrom Waiouru and OhakunePrimary Schools, and TokoroaIntermediate were treated to aworkshop session with authorMaria Gill and illustrator MarcoIvancic, who were launchingthe book Anzac Heroes at theNational Army Museum lastweek.
Museum marketingmanager, Nicola Bennett saidthey were delighted to have anauthor of Gill’s calibre at themuseum.
‘‘The Museum has assistedwith the provision of someof the photographs in thiswonderful book and it is fittingthat it be launched here soclose to Anzac Day,’’ she said.
Ohakune Primary Schoolteacher Alison Whale said ithad been particularly fantasticfor the children to meet theactual author and illustratorand learn about their craft firsthand.’’
Gill has travelled the countrygiving ‘author talks’.
‘‘I want to get the messageacross that these soldiersthought they were going on abig adventure but that was farfrom the truth. They had to facea lot of hardship and it wasquite an achievement to make ithome,’’ she said.
Tributes paid andsoldiers rememberedSTEPHANIE RANGI
Hundreds of members of the Taumarunui community came together to
remember those who fought in the first World War.
It was a brisk, clear morning inTaumarunui on Monday, whenhundreds of people from thecommunity marched in theAnzac Day Dawn Parade.
Led once again by Taumaru-nui’s own icon, Francis Neha,the parade included returnedservicemen, TaumarunuiPolice, St John staff, volunteerfire fighters, Air Force cadets,NZ Army soldiers, parents andchildren.
While the Last Post wasplayed the New Zealand flag waslowered to half mast. At thesounding of the gun canon, theOde to Remembrance was cited.
Hundreds of voices spoke inunison ‘we will rememberthem’.
Wreaths were laid before theceremony was closed and thecommunity went about its busi-ness before meeting up again forthe Civic Service.
In Mangapura Valley, aseparate memorial service washeld near the trig site.
Over 200 people attended theservice and unveiling of themonument, includingdescendants of the originalsettlers of the valley.
The service marks 100 yearssince the Mangapura Valley wasopened for settlement andreturned servicemen of WorldWar I.
A monument was unveiledduring the service, depicting anaxe set into the pinnacle of apyramid bearing the names ofthe valley’s original settlers.
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Escape to the winter/summer playground of theCentral Plateau with access to skiing, tramping, fishingand water sports. 2.145 hectares of flat land borderingthe Whanganui River.
For Sale $200,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN5523Bill Nicholas
M 027 279 1242 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Piriaka 27 Tanoa Street
EXCLUSIVE
New tomarket. 3 Bedrooms plus study, 2 separateliving areas, 2 bathrooms, open plan living/kitchen andoutdoor living. Large section with carport & garage.Well work a look.
For Sale $205,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN5656Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 19 Tarrangower Avenue
EXCLUSIVE
Calling rental investors for this 3 double bedroomweatherboard home.Open plan kitchen/dining withseparate lounge. Large double garage with power andfenced flat yard. Currently rented at $160 per week.
For Sale $59,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN5324Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 07896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 41 Porou Street
EXCLUSIVE
Modern living here with this 3 bedroom home,refurbished from top to toe. Excellent use of spacewith open plan flows onto deck facing to the mountainviews.
For Sale $169,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN4828Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 13 Ruapehu Crescent
EXCLUSIVE
Looking to downsize or move into town? If you wanta very tidy three bedroom home that has been wellmaintained you need to look at this. Single carport andgarage with workshop. Easy care section.
For Sale $165,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN5762Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 3 Puketapu Crescent
EXCLUSIVE
What a cracker of a lifestyle property here! Excellentfencing, troughed paddocks and natural water sourcesincluding two ponds and a stream that boundaries oneside of the property.
For Sale Price by negotiationwww.harcourts.co.nz/TN5277Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 078968700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 1513 Hikumutu Road
Unique property featuring a 4 bedroom two storeyhome with 2.3ha of land. Only minutes drive to townand local golf club. Reserve land surrounds part of theproperty and includes a small creek.
For Sale $255,000www.harcourts.co.nz/TN5722Tim Burton
M 027 593 1801 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 117 Golf Road
The current owners built, raised a family, and lived inthis property for 55 years. The home of 3 bedroomshas been well maintained, and is located on a flat,beautifully gardened section.
For Sale $89,000View Thursday 28th April 12.30 - 1.00pmwww.harcourts.co.nz/TN5823Bill Nicholas
M 027 479 1242 P 07 896 8700ADC Realty Limited Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Taumarunui 97 Ngatai Street
1 Bedroom
Hakiaha Street $145 p/w
2 Bedroom
New Road(Includes Power/Lines) $180 p/w
New Road $130 p/w
Contact Sharryn Turner
P 07 896 8700 M 0274 888 063
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
TAUMARUNUI RENTALS
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Excellent three bedroom home
PRICE REDUCED$119,000 WEB ID TUU47144TAUMARUNUI4 Corlett StreetThis a great first home for someone wanting to addvalue, a lot of the work has been done but there is stillroom to add your own personal touch which wouldturn this property into a fantastic home. Very close tothe schools and the golf course plus only a short walkto the Dairy makes this a very attractive home to own.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Large 3 bedroom family home
$149,000 WEB ID TUU47826TAUMARUNUI67 Ward StreetClose to town and schools, this larger than average(120sqm) family home will give you space foreveryone. Semi open plan living with good flow toprivate back decking. 3 double bedrooms toappreciate the space and convenience this home hasto offer, call me for your appointment to view.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Low maintenance brick home
$145,000 WEB ID TUU44885TAUMARUNUI42 Campbell StreetA solid brick home of 3 bedrooms plus a study situatedin a quiet cul-de-sac walking distance to town. Thelounge/dining areas are heated by a heat pump andreceive the afternoon sun. Walk through the Frenchdoors from the lounge out to the patio. Don't missout, call me today.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Lovely home
$133,000 WEB ID TUU47430TAUMARUNUI17 Puketapu CrescentWhat a great property to get you started on theproperty ladder. This property has been lovingly lookedafter but unfortunately due to work the owners havemoved away and are saying sell. This opportunity topurchase a lovely home that is warm and dry in a goodarea. Call me today to view.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Top location
$175,000 WEB ID TUU48221TAUMARUNUI16 Simmons RoadLooking for a good home in a good area, look nofurther. This is a great property just waiting for a newowner and with a bit of TLC this property could bemade into a wonderful home. Three good sizedbedrooms, a lounge with good indoor outdoor flow.
Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
A little slice of paradise
$289,000 WEB ID TUU48435TAUMARUNUI7 Simmons RoadAre you looking for something special? Then take alook at this home. Three really good sized bedrooms,excellent open plan living with a magnificent views outover the golf course. Well heated and insulated. Callme today to view.
Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
3 Bedroom brick home
NEW LISTING$259,000 WEB ID TUU49170TAUMARUNUI35 Morero TerraceWhat a wonderful opportunity to own a lowmaintenance home within easy walking distance to thetown centre, parks and river walks. This home featuresthree good sized bedrooms, a wet floor shower, largegarage and open plan living areas all designed arounda very private back yard. Call me today.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Superb brick unit
NEW LISTINGBUYERS $139,000+ WEB ID TUU48866TAUMARUNUI29 Manuaute StreetWhat a find. This superb brick unit is so close to thecentre of town and has been so well looked after.Three bedrooms and open plan living with a lovelykitchen and dining area. A carport just off the backdoor giving easy dry access, even on the mostmiserable of winter days.Wayne Thompson 027 490 5474
Deliciously easycoconut chicken
Solve the what’s for dinner question with this easy, weeknight meal.
Chicken with a coconut thread crust isdelicious. You’ll prepare it this way again andagain.
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
COCONUT-CRUSTEDCHICKEN WITH RED CURRYKUMARA AND ASIANGREENS
Red curry kumara:400g red kumara, scrubbed anddiced 1.5cm1 tablespoon red curry paste (storebought)1 tablespoon olive oil
Coconut-crusted chicken:300g skinless, boneless chickenbreast1 tablespoonmayonnaise1⁄2 cup coconut thread
Asian greens:2 baby bok choy, rinsed and endstrimmed 1cm1⁄2 telegraph cucumber1 tablespoon lemon juice
To serve:2–3 tablespoons coriander leavesPreheat oven to 220 degrees Celsius.Line two oven trays with bakingpaper.Toss kumara, curry paste and oil in amediumbowl to coat. Place on firstprepared tray, seasonwith salt androast for 15–20minutes, or untilkumara is tender. Turn once duringcooking.Pat chicken drywith paper towelsand cut into steaks. To do this, placeyour hand flat on top of chickenbreast and use a knife to slicethrough horizontally tomake twothin steaks.Place chicken on the secondprepared tray, cut-side-up. Seasonwith salt and evenly coat withmayonnaise. Sprinkle over coconutand lightly pat down.Bake chicken (below kumara) for12–15minutes, until golden and just
cooked. Check occasionally to avoidburning.Prepare the Asian greens. Very thinlyslice bok choy; slice cucumber in halflengthways, use a teaspoon to scoop
out seeds (discard) and thinly slice.Add to a bowl with lemon juice and adrizzle of oil.Seasonwith salt and pepper andtoss to combine.
To serve, divide red curry kumaraand coconut-crusted chickenbetween plates.Serve Asian greens on the side.Garnish with coriander.
❚ Recipe courtesy of My Food Bag.
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Katie Walker
Property Brokers Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 [email protected] 07 895 7112Office 07 895 7123Mobile 027 757 7477
Popular Mania Road
NEW LISTING
$399,000WEB ID TUU49193
TAUMARUNUI88 Mania Road
This is a gem find on the popular Mania Road, just outof Taumarunui. This 3 bedroom home plus office and/or4th bedroom is in a prime spot for the family to get toand from town but to live in the country. Surroundedby gardens with enough room for a few sheep, cows,chooks and even a pony. It has a large kitchen withseparate dinning and roomy open lounge completewith internal access from the double garage. This ispriced to sell, and ready to go.
Situated 14 kms from Taumarunui in a stunning valleythis has to be one of the most magnificent lifestylesaround. The park like gardens set over 5 acres can hostfunctions and a land area of 14.3 ha is divided into 10paddocks with all farm amenities. Architecturallydesigned to the highest standard, 4 bedrooms, 3bathrooms and a swimming pool. The finest of countrylifestyle.
Hidden in a valley is this wonderfully renovatedhideaway. Set on 2.25ha there are no neighbours here.A wonderful kitchen garden is all set up including anextensive orchard and herb garden. The house has beentastefully renovated with an open plan kitchen anddining room along with a modern bathroom. It offersthree bedrooms plus an office with the master bedroomincluding a spacious ensuite. This is a great opportunityto purchase a private getaway in rural New Zealand andis only 25 minutes from town. Call for a viewing today.
Awawhiti Cress is for sale and offers an excitingbusiness opportunity for anyone looking to take on anew challenge. On 1.90 hectares this lovely renovated 4bedroom home is complete with a rimu kitchen, office,and a master bedroom with an ensuite and magnificentviews of the mountains. There is no traffic worries onyour way to work as the Hydroponic houses are just offthe edge of the lawn. There is approximately 1400m2of growing houses used to grow watercress for therestaurant and supermarket trade. Call today to view.
60 Bullians RoadProperty Brokers proudly present this 1457.39 hatrophy farm to the market. Oio is located in thesouthern King Country at the foothills of Mt Ruapehuand near to the world heritage site of the TongariroNational Park. Oio Farms is a premium breeding andfinishing property, the majority of country is easy rollingcontour and lends itself to alternative uses if desired.Farm improvements include a 6 stand woolshed, threesets of cattle and sheep yards, underpasses for both the
road and railway, ample natural water and an accessroad right through the centre of the farm to the airstripand 160 tonne covered fertiliser bin, and further on tothe farms quarry. There are three houses, with the maindwelling a 460m2, 5 bedroom brick home.Oio Farms also has 14km of Tongariro Forest andWhakapapa river boundary. The Whakapapa boastssome of the best trout fishing waters in New Zealand.
TENDER closes Thursday 5th May, 2016 at 4.00pm,(unless sold prior), Property Brokers, 27 HakiahaStreet, Taumarunui.
NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDSOraukura 3 and Puketapu 3A Incorporations are Maori land Incorporations governedby Part XIII of the Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993. We operate farming operationslocated on State Highway 41, approximately 30km northwest of Turangi. Our respectiveIncorporations hold significant unclaimed dividend funds. The 50 shareholders forwhom we hold the largest amounts of unclaimed dividends are:
Anderson, Susan Kotuku, Kotuku Te Ka Kotuku Oka KaramuAsher, Rangihouhiri Mariu, Kite Mate Mariu/MaryBeach, Nita Moke, BennyBradnock, Hineahu A Whetu Ngarama, Keke KateBush, Boudie Motu Te Pohe Ngarama, Tame KiwaChase, Ngauta Nuku, JuliaChase, Te Meringi Payne (Mrs) Ringakapo AsherClubb, Atareti Penata, Aukati Te RioCoronno, Henry John Puhara, Te NoDowns, Kahu Morehu Puhara, WhaitiriEdwards, Miriama H Paurini Rakataira, SarahFernandos, Rora Iwikau Rapina, Patira HHartley, Leia N Ngakaraihe Reremoana, TirihangaHartley, Henry Martin Reweti, Rita M NHartley, Te Arawhata Rota, PehioiHoani, Maraera H M Smith, Moewai WHoani, Minioneti Sullivan, HinehukuaHona, Raurangi Tumu Taituha, Raniera Kingi DannyJones, Komene Te Au Taiuru, ThoraJones, Pee Paretekorae Tapene, Tapene PKani, Te Oroa Maria Te Moana, Hoani Te Kawau-IwingaroKarekare (Mrs) Maaria Hone Te Ngarama, TaretaKeepa, Rihi Hemopo Te Whetu, PitaKingi, Te Rehutai Turner, Sandra HiriaKonui, Mereana Tutunui, Rangi
To claim these funds or to query other names on our unclaimed dividends lists, pleasecontact Celia or Joella at Cairncross & Doyle, PO Box 13, Turangi. Ph (07) 3868900,Fax (07) 3866330.Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Authorised 05 April 2016 by: J Mariu, Chair, Oraukura 3 Inc, John Hura, Chair, Puketapu 3A Inc
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Continuing his “legendary adventures ofawesomeness”, Po must face two hugely epic,but different threats: one supernatural and the othera little closer to his home.
On an exotic island, Tuesday - a parrot - dreams aboutdiscovering the world. After a violent storm, Tuesdayand his pals find a man (and perhaps a ticket off theisland) washed up on the beach: Robinson Crusoe...
A man forms an unexpected bond with a transientwoman living in her car that’s parked in his driveway.Starring Maggie Smith.
The Practice Manager will be instrumental inmanaging three high performing MedicalCentres, two based in Taumarunui and one in TeKuiti. This is a permanent 30 hour per weekposition.
This position requires an experienced anddynamic leader, excellent attention to detail isessential. Here is your opportunity to make adifference in rural health.
You will be experienced in the use of Medtech,and have a sound knowledge of PHO funding,compliance requirements, the ability to preparesubmission of claims for subsidies to third partyfunders, as well as risk management and debtcontrol. You will be supported by an experiencedIT administration and accounts team.
You will have excellent people management andcommunication skills, impeccable organisationalability, good with problem solving and able towork autonomously. The role is extremelydiverse and you need to be able to adaptaccordingly.
Solid IT knowledge at medical practice level forday to day basic maintenance is an advantageas is experience in Foundation Standards,Cornerstone, Accident and MedicalAccreditation, and management of basicpractice accounts. Knowledge of Tikanga andWhanau Ora will enhance your application.
If you lead by example and think you canmanage our high achieving team, please submityour expression of interest along with motivationof why you think you are the right person for theposition, including a copy of your CV to:
Human Resource Manager, TaumarunuiCommunity Kokiri Trust,
I roto I nga ahuatanga me nga Tikanga kaora te iwi Maori
Closing date: Thursday 5 May 2016
PracticeNurse
We are seeking a nurse with a “can do” attitudeand a passion for the delivery of qualityhealthcare for our broad patient base.
Here is your opportunity to make a difference inrural health, while obtaining invaluable skillsand experience in holistic health care. TheTaumarunui Community Kokiri Trust has apermanent part-time position available, 16hours per week.
Applicants must hold a current practicingcertificate, with no restrictions, and have aminimum of two years post registration clinicalpractice. The successful applicant willdemonstrate excellent Leadership skills withthe ability to organise and self manage,excellent communication skills, and computerliteracy. The successful candidate will be ableto work in a small fast paced practiceenvironment. Applicants will need todemonstrate knowledge of Tikanga andWhanau Ora. It is preferable, but not essentialthat applicants are confident with Medtech, andhold smear taker and vaccinator certifications.
I roto I nga ahuatanga me nga Tikanga ka orate iwi Maori
Please submit CV with covering letter to:Human Resource Manager,
Taumarunui Community Kokiri Trust,P.O. Box 286, Taumarunui. Ph: 07 895-5919
PART TIME ACCOUNTING ASSISTANTBalance Chartered Accountants is looking for apart time accounting assistant to join theTaumarunui team.We are looking for a team orientated person tofit in with the established team of staff.The role will be 20-25 hours per week, with theoption of flexibility. This role may suit a parentlooking for work during school hours and terms.The primary role of this position will be to assistthe accounting team with the preparation ofGST returns and other basic accounting work.The role will also include reception work -covering lunch breaks, admin and filing.Prior experience preparing GST returns andusing accounting software such as Banklink,Xero etc. will be an advantage, howevertraining will be provided to the right applicant.To be successful, you will need to be a teamplayer who is not afraid to ask questions. Youwill need to have good communication skills asthe role will involve regular interaction with ourclients.If this job sounds like you, please send your
Postal: PO Box 384, Taumarunui,3946Address: 37 Miriama street, Taumarunui.
Applications close 5pm Wednesday 5thMay 2016
SITUATIONS VACANT
Te Arahina O ArihiaLifestyle Home
Registered Nurse
We are seeking a registered nurse with at least2 years NZ experience ideally with olderpeople. You will be an important member of theteam, with proven leadership, decision makingand clinical leadership skills.
This is a permanent part time position 32 hoursper fortnight. Casual hours are also available tocover staff absences. Ability to work shift workand weekends essential.
We are committed to providing:Personalised care and comfort withcompassion, dignity and respect,A comfortable, safe and friendly environmentour residents call home. Safe resident carewhich ensures our residents independence andquality of life
To be successful in this role you will have:
• A current NZ Annual Practicing Certificate• A current L5 resuss certificate• Great people skills with empathy for the
elderly• InterRai would be an advantage• Knowledge of Whanau Ora and Tikanga
I roto I nga ahuatanga me nga Tikanga ka orate iwi Maori
Please submit CV with covering letter to:Human Resource Manager,
Taumarunui Community Kokiri Trust,P.O. Box 286, Taumarunui.
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In town or on the landMatchmaker since 1989
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FOUND, friendly adultPersian cat in theTaumarunui area. Phone07 895 6633
GOATS
WANTED
➤ All weights➤ All breeds➤ Prompt service➤ Payment on
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PhoneDavid Hutchings07 895 8845
027 451 9249
Feral goatsmustered on a 50-50
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PUBLIC NOTICES
FERAL GOATS
WANTED➤ Payment on pick-up➤ Top Money➤ All head counted➤ Check out our prices➤ Goats hard to get?
Experienced mustereravailable
Phone Bill or Vicki
07 893 8916 or
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FOR SALE
BLUEBERRIES,OWHANGOOpening Hours: 3pm to5pm Tues and Thurs 9amto 5pm Sat and Sun. PYO$12 Ready Picked $15Season coming to an end.Please call before arriving,Ph 027-353-2842.
FIREWOOD, Douglas orPine $75 per cubic metre.Gum $85 per cubic metre,registered WINZ provider.Call 020-4056-3099.
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EMPTY premises, centrallylocated, suitable for work-shop or retail. Term andrent negotiable. Ph: 07895-7629.
TRADES & SERVICES
SAW-MILLER AVAILABLEPortable Mahoe sawmill.
I can travel to your place.
We can help you withpaperwork for milling
Native timber.
Contact Joss or SteveErua 027-2827600
STOCK SALES
Taupo Saleyards
Cattle SaleThursday
28th April12 Noon
340 Cattle16 Angus Cows VIC
5 Cows & Calves
10 Empty Cows
20 R2yr Steers
7 R2yr Here Bulls
25 R2yr Heifers
40 Wnr Angus Strs
10 Wnr Beef Strs
25 Wnr Beef Bulls
60 Wnr Frsn Bulls
80 Wnr Angus Hfrs
20 Wnr Beef Hfrs
20 Assorted Cattle
Further entries are being taken
Call 0800 833834
centrallivestock.co.nz
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DEATHS
ISAAC,Barry Graham Diab:Passed away peacefully onSaturday 161h April 2016 atTaupo Hospital. Aged 67.Loving father of Shaun.Dearly loved son of Edna andthe late Cedric. Lovingbrother and brother in-in-lawKevin and Christine(Melbourne) Brian and Jill.Loved by his nieces andnephews. No service byrequest. Communications to120 Lairdvale Road,Taumarunui 3920.
KONUI, Eileen RangiomaMatekino:Suddenly at TaumarunuiHospital on April 25, 2016aged 61 years old. Cherishedand loved Sister, Nana, Auntyand friend. Tangihana to beheld at Otukou Marae,Rotoaira. A Service for Eileenwill be held at the abovemarae Friday, 29 April 2016,at 2:00 PM followed by aburial. All communications toph 0211669250
TAUMARUNUI FUNERALSERVICES FDANZ
SWANSON,Claude Balfour:On Tuesday, 19 April 2016,peacefully at WaikatoHospital surrounded by hisloving family aged 89 years.Dearly loved husband of thelate Beth Swanson for 53years. Loved and cherishedfather, father-in-law andpoppa of Carla, Davidand Jennifer Benefield(Taumarunui), Kathy andNeville Newton (Tauranga),Paul and Anya, Kate,Hamish and Gina Swanson(Taihape). A much lovedbrother, brother-in-law, uncleand great-uncle and a specialfriend to Peggy.No one will ever replace you.A service for Claude has beenheld. Communications to 3South St, Taumarunui 3920.
In Taumarunui on the 1st Sunday every month.In TTauaumamarurununuii onon tthehe 11st SSunundadayy evevereryy momontnthh.In Taumarunui on the 1 Sunday every month.
Ph 06 385 8487
Factory, SH49, Tangiwai, Ohakune. Mobile 0274-467-289 | Fax 06-385-8483
Transport being provided from Whanganui,Taumarunui and Wellington.Accommodation available at the marae Saturday7 May.
PUBLIC NOTICES
WHANGAIPEKE 7B1 BLOCK/TRUST
NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS
• Good news a $20,000 (twenty thousand)• Has been allocated between all owners• According to their shareholding• In WHANGAIPEKE 7B1 block• Sad news we do not have details;• To process that distribution• Please contact administrator• Forms will be posted to you.
The Ruapehu Press will be beginning our coverage of the Annual Stud bull sales in May. As well as our regular Agri-business/farming features, we are running four Stud Bull Features starting with the paper on the4th May, 11th May, 1st June and 22nd June.
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