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PHILLIPA YALDEN
Queenie ‘Selena’ Thompson was
found dead in a house at Ongaroto
Marae village.
‘‘She was much
loved by the
community.’’
Charlie Tepana
ing.’’
Selena, who grew up in Tokoroa, was farewelled on Anzac Day
at a tangihanga service at
Ruapeka Marae off State Highway
5 in the Fitzgerald Glade.
Cars lined the length of three
rugby fields, Tepana said.
‘‘It was the most cars there I
have ever seen.’’
Those attending had taken
inspiration in the eulogy
delivered by her son Laza.
‘‘He gave a message that he
doesn’t want to feel any hate, and
of course some of our older
aunties and uncles are trying to
deal with that.’’
‘‘He said it has been the worst
time of his life, but at the same
time, the day of the burial was one
of the happiest times – to see so
many people pay tribute.’’
About 50 family gathered at the
three bedroom family home in
Tokoroa to mourn.
‘‘They stayed for about five
days. We all spent time looking
after one another, just talked and
laughed and cried. It’s been a real
tragedy.’’
Police were called to Ongaroto Marae, Kinleith, at 7am on April 20.
Investigations into death continue
On April 8 Nina had visited first
cousin Charlie Tepana at the family
home where she told family she
had broken up with her partner.
‘‘Our home was the last time we
spent time with her. We understand
she ended up going back to that
guy.’’
Tepana, who had attended Te
Hiko’s first appearance, said the
family ‘‘holding up okay’’.
‘‘It’s obviously not over yet and
we will have our time.’’
Despite the court process,
Detective Senior Sergeant Matt
Cranshaw of the Taupo Area CIB
said police were continuing work
on the case.
‘‘Our thoughts are with
Queenie’s family following her
tragic death and I can reassure the
community that we are rigorously
investigating the circumstances of
her death.’’
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Family of a slain Bay of Plenty
woman say they don’t want to feel
any hate towards the wider family
of the man accused of her murder.
Queenie Selena Thompson, 41,
was found dead at a property at
the Ongaroto Marae village near
Atiamuri on Wednesday, April 20.
Her former partner, Jamie Te
Hiko, has been charged with her
murder.
He
is
currently
remanded in custody and will
reappear in the High Court at
Rotorua next week.
Police are continuing inquiries
into the death of the Queenie, who
was known as Selena or Nina, but
it was understood she died from
blunt force trauma.
Her body was found inside a
bedroom in a property off the forestry road to Mangakino after
police were alerted at 7am.
Two weeks after Selena’s
death, her first cousin Charlie
Tepana said the family were full
of mixed emotions.
‘‘We were brought up in a family where all of the wider whanau
were brought up as brothers and
sisters, we were all really close.’’
‘‘She was a kind-natured person, loved to laugh, loved to spend
time with people and family.’’
He said whanau were taking it
‘‘day by day’’.
‘‘We don’t want to feel any
hate, we want to love the beautiful
person she was and not confuse
that with any overwhelming
sense of anger, as there has been
at times.’’
The 41-year-old grandmother of
one leaves behind four children –
Laza, 25, Tara-Lise, 20, and six
year old twins Layla and Telia.
They would now grow up with no
mother, he said.
‘‘Sadly Tara-lise turned 20 the
day after we buried their mother.
She was a loving mother. She was
much loved by the community.’’
‘‘She had this infectious laugh,
if you talk to anyone about her
they will talk about how happy
she was – if she started laughing
the whole room would start laugh-
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It’s times like these that the true
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There are a few families going
through exceptionally tough
times at the moment and it is
comforting to know that they will
get the support and guidance they
need from friends and whanau
back here in Tokoroa, even if they
did move on to different towns.
In other news, it is good to see
our pensioner housing unit still
on track to being built.
However it is a huge shame
that our young Waiariki students
will not be able to participate or
contribute to its construction.
It was a really neat concept,
and one that perhaps should be
mooted more often, to get our
young people involved in the
development of our town. Pehaps
it would increase their connection
and sense of responsibility to it, if
they knew they had played a role
in its establishment.
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Evening Classes – Term Two 2016
DAISY HUDSON
The man killed in a helicopter
crash near the Lindis Pass has
left behind a wife and five-weekold son.
Liam Edwards, 32, originally
from Tokoroa, was killed when
the helicopter he was in came
down in foggy conditions at
about 11am on Saturday.
The helicopter’s pilot, Murray Sarginson, 51, was flown to
Dunedin Hospital in a critical
condition with head and chest
injuries. Edwards was found
dead at the scene.
His devastated wife, Jaimee
Edwards, said that the pair, who
celebrated their first wedding
anniversary in February, had
welcomed son Alex just five
weeks ago.
Edwards grew up in Tokoroa
in the Waikato and graduated
from Forest View High School.
An old friend from high
school, who did not wish to be
named, remembered him as a
class clown who was well
known for the blue Cortina that
he drove and the time he
showed up at the school ball
driving a tractor.
Edwards left Tokoroa when
he was in his mid-20s.
A friend of Edwards posted
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Liam Edwards, 32, originally from Tokoroa, was killed in a helicopter crash
near the Lindis Pass.
on social media that he was
‘‘absolutely gutted’’ to hear his
‘‘true great mate’’ had died,
while another commented that
Edwards was a ‘‘true gentleman’’.
The helicopter, a Robinson
R22, was believed to be owned
by Aurum Helicopters, a cropspraying company based in
Cromwell.
Aurum Helicopters chief
executive Ben Sarginson said
the trip had been a private
flight.
He confirmed that Murray
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Sarginson was said to be
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his family were in Dunedin to
be with him.
Sarginson’s cousin, Don
Sarginson, said he was unsure
what the purpose of the flight
had been.
Police and the Civil Aviation
Authority (CAA) have launched
an investigation following the
incident.
The accident site was about
one kilometre from the Lindis
Pass Road, he said.
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Cook Islands Embroidery – Moeroa Maea
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Held over 7 weeks, in this class you will learn the art of cutting and sewing beautiful
tivaivai (embroidery). An ideal class for mothers and daughters. Course fee $40.
Guitar for Beginners – Laurie Murray
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This 7 week course is for absolute beginners who wish to develop mastery of basic
chords and strumming and picking techniques. Learn in a friendly environment.
Bring your guitar and materials to class. Course fee $40
Spanish for Beginners – Marta Grana
Tokoroa High School.
Learn to speak basic Spanish in a fun and supportive environment. This course is
ideal for those intending to visit Spanish speaking countries. Held 7-9pm over
7 weeks. Course fee $40.
Indian Cooking - Mohan Lal
Tokoroa High School
Held 7-9pm over 7 weeks, this course caters for new and more experienced cooks.
Prepare, cook and take home a different, healthy and delicious meal each night
including rogan josh, buttered chicken, naan bread, chicken tikka masala etc.
Course fee $50.
Learner’s Driving Licence - Libby Hale
Putaruru College
Held Wednesdays and Thursdays, 4 - 5.30pm over 4 weeks, this course will
thoroughly prepare you to sit the new and difficult driving theory test.
Open to adults and students from all schools. Bring pen and paper to class.
Course fee $40. Pre enrolment essential.
Yoga For Relaxation - Janet Halsell-Davies
Tokoroa High School.
To enrol, phone the tutor direct on 8867112.
Held 10-11.30am over 7 weeks, this day course emphasises gentle relaxation
techniques and stretching to tone the body and relax the mind. Suitable for
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There are 107 more first home
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the start of the Government’s
HomeStart scheme, which
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Home Deposit Subsidy a ayear
ago in April 2015.
Changes to the KiwiSaver
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combine their HomeStart grant of
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$20,000 per couple towards a
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Under KiwiSaver, a couple
each earning $40,000 a year could
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It’s pleasing to note that the
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with grants worth $479,000 in the
South Waikato region since last
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Having a deposit big enough to
buy a house has always been a big
challenge for most young people
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Therefore, combining their
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Pensioner project on track
FRANCES FERGUSON
A $950,000 pensioner housing project in
Tokoroa is still on track to start in May
despite a setback in builders.
The project, on a Kindergarten St corner reserve, was to be built by carpentry
students from Waiariki Institute of Technology, but that arrangement was cancelled when it became clear the number
of units would take to long to build.
Head of department for carpentry
John Kelly said it was a mutual decision
between Waiariki and the South Waikato
District Council.
He said the hours available for
students to work on the project did not fit
in with their timetable.
"As we got closer to the project it
became clear it wasn’t going to happen,"
he said
"Our students need to learn without
being under pressure."
Kelly said the best solution was to
back out of the project for the benefit of
the residents waiting to occupy the units.
Rumours circulating that the students
failed a drug test were incorrect, Kelly
said.
He said compulsory drug testing for
enrolments in the trade courses were
introduced this year.
JK Homes, a local contractor, will now
work with high school students from the
Gateway Programme to complete the
project.
Deputy Chief Executive Ben Smit said
the six units would take two years to
complete, rather than three to four as
originally planned.
"Council is very pleased that we are
still able to build the units using a council, business, community partnership,
utilising local labour and further developing and training our young people."
Kylie Kingi, of JK Holmes, said they
supported sourcing local labour and creating employment opportunities in the
South Waikato.
"It was an easy decision for us to put
in a quote for the project.
"We fully support ... providing young
people the opportunities to gain trade
skills. And we liked the idea of building
new... homes for our older people."
Construction is expected to start this
month.
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INCREASE IN THE THEFT
Tokoroa Police responded to 73
incidents in the past week and
senior sergeant Jason Henderson
said burglary and theft remains a
concern. People are reminded to
secure their property. ‘‘A lot of
these crimes are opportunistic
with expensive items left in the
open for anyone to see.
Unfortunately if you leave your
property out like this then you
can expect it to be stolen.’’ He
said thieves are often lazy people
looking for the easy option. ‘‘The
answer here is to take
responsibility for your property
and secure it out of sight which
will result in the thief looking
elsewhere."
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People are encouraged to contact
Police if they have any
information about drug activity in
the South Waikato. Senior
Sergeant Henderson said drugs
cause a significant amount of
social harm in all communities
across New Zealand and Tokoroa
is no different. ‘‘The impact is far
reaching with many users
committing other crimes, such as
burglary and theft to fund drug
habits.’’ Information can be
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FRANCES FERGUSON
Work has started at reopening the
Putaruru Rail yard as part of
Fonterra’s multi-million dollar
expansion.
KiwiRail is working together
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Fonterra spokesperson Abby
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‘‘Moving product to and from
Lichfield by rail will reduce the
number of truck movements
through Putaruru meaning less
overall impact on the town.’’
The upgrade means an additional
100,000 tonnes of dairy products per
year will be moved with little
environmental impact, she said.
KiwiRail spokesperson Simon
Kilroy said feedback was positive
when a community meeting was
held in March.
However a few concerns from
locals were raised about the impact
noise and traffic congestion would
have during shunting times.
Kilroy said plans are still being
finalised and timetables will be
linked to demand.
‘‘As a commercial entity we wish
to increase the amount of freight car-
ried by rail and thereby increase
revenue.’’
Use of the yard will bring an
additional train in and out of
Putaruru and plans are subject to
change based on Fonterra’s
requirements.
‘‘Depending on the volume of
goods KiwiRail is requested to move
by Fonterra will vary on the
season,’’ he said.
It is intended there will be a maximum of four shunts per day running
between Putaruru and the Lichfield
plant.
‘‘For safety there will be
increased use of train horns and
warning bells at crossings but we
expect the noise impact to be minimal.
The reopening of the yard will
include track upgrades, new security fencing, an upgrade of the lighting system and security cameras.
To
meet
Customs
NZ
requirements pedestrians will no
longer be able to walk across the
yard.
Watson said Fonterra is committed to working with the Putaruru
community to ensure the change
causes as little disruption as possible.
The project is expected to be finished by July.
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FRANCES FERGUSON
A Tirau ploughwoman proved
she has the skill to compete with
the big boys after placing in the
national finals.
Angela Taylor came second
in the Conventional grass section at the 61st Ploughing Championships.
The North Island’s only
female competitor said she was
mentally prepared to take on the
challenge that was held in
Rongotea, a small town in
Manawatu .
‘‘That was the best placing
I’ve had at the finals and it’s a
personal best as well.’’
Taylor prepared four days
before the championships to get
her mentally in the zone.
Her daughter’s partner, who
races motorbikes, helped her set
out a plan to help work through
the nerves.
‘‘It really helped me. It’s a different, unusual sport you’d
come across and very challenging.’’
Taylor also placed fifth in the
stubble and fourth overall winner.
Winning silver is ‘‘one up’’
from the two bronze medals she
won in 2010 and 2012.
She completed the three hour
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Working in four sections,
competitors had to complete a
open split, the crown, bodywork
and finish within the allocated
time.
They ploughed through a 100
by 20metre plot and judges did
their markings through each
section.
Organised to encourage an
interest in the skill of ploughing
Taylor said she is the only
woman in the North Island competing in conventional ploughing.
She said it has been a very
interesting experience compet-
ing against men.
‘‘You do get the odd one or
two that get their nose put out of
joint.
‘‘They’ll help you for the first
year or two but when you start
beating them but on the whole
the men are very good and supportive.’’
Taylor took an interest in
2007 when her husband
encouraged her.
‘‘I use to go with him and
support and I thought why don’t
I start and do it myself.’’
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NADIA LIM IN ASSOCIATION WITH MY FOOD BAG
Nadia’s quick
spiced lamb
This tasty salad is quick and easy to put
together – perfect for a midweek dinner.
2 carrots, cut into 1cm x 5cm sticks
2 parsnips, cut into 1cm x 5cm sticks
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 teaspoons maple syrup or runny
honey
1⁄2 teaspoon lamb spice mix (see
recipe below)
2–3 handfuls baby spinach leaves
2 tablespoons roughly chopped
parsley leaves and stalks
30g feta cheese, crumbled
2 tablespoons sliced almonds
Currant Dressing
1 tablespoon blackcurrant jam
1⁄2 teaspoon wholegrain mustard
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil
Spiced lamb
300g lamb rump or leg steaks (at
room temperature) 2 teaspoons
lamb spice mix (see recipe below)
Lamb spice mix
Mix together:
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1
⁄4 teaspoon ground allspice
1
⁄2 teaspoon ground paprika
1
⁄2 teaspoon ground black pepper
Preheat oven to 200 degrees
Celsius. Line an oven tray with
baking paper.
Toss carrots and parsnips with olive
oil, maple syrup/honey and first
measure of lamb spice mix on
prepared tray. Season with salt and
pepper and roast for about 25
minutes, or until tender and
caramelised.
In a small bowl, mix all currant
dressing ingredients together.
When vegetables have about 15
minutes cook time remaining, pat
lamb dry with paper towels, rub with
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Southern United remain on top
RUGBY
Southern United remain atop of
the Waikato Division One
competition after an absorbing
33-16 away victory over Te Rapa.
The visitors set the foundation
for the result in the opening 40
minutes before the home side
surged back into the contest in
the latter stages.
Surf kicked off the scoring
with loose forward Owen Pomare
crossing for a try in his return
to the side.
Fellow forward Dennis
Quensell rumbled through the
defence to extend Southern’s
advantage.
Te Rapa managed to climb
back with a pair of penalties
before the Tokoroa club
reclaimed the ascendancy with
two classy tries to winger Damian
John and fullback Sean McKain.
Down 26-6 after halftime, Te
Rapa showed their determination
and muscled their way over for
two tries.
Despite a scrappy final quarter
it was prop Jamin Pinkerton who
had the last day powering over
for the try.
Meanwhile the senior B’s
picked up a deserved 34-0
shutout result running in five
tries.
In the comingt weekend Surf
will be hosting its neighbours
Putaruru.
Psychologist and tv presenter Nigel Latta teamed up with people interpreter and
author Alison Mooney at Amisfield Primary School.
Forum on developing the
next generation of leaders
FRANCES FERGUSON
Like-minded people with a drive to
shape the district’s future leaders
were challenged, inspired and
entertained at a community forum.
Held at Amisfield Primary School
a ‘‘Teacher Only Day’’, had professionals,
community
leaders,
teachers and parents come together
to learn and share ideas.
Guest speakers included psychologist Nigel Latta and people interpreter and author Alison Mooney.
Principal Bex Kilgoursaid the
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learning environment.
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able to apply strengths to get the best
out of each other.
‘‘It’s about being able to apply
your strengths so that it complements those around you.’’
Specialising in identifying different personality types, Alison
Mooney shared information on how
parents and teachers could better
understand children.
Getting educators to think about
purpose and why they are training
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What’s On
FAMILY AND
COMMUNITY
EVENTS
Cello-Piano duo
James Tennant and Katherine
Austin. The Plaza Putaruru, Sunday
May 8, 2.30pm, Adults $25, Students
free, Door sales only (no eftpos).
Into The East
Southland duo, Graeme Woller and
Liv McBride, will play a series of
songs at The Plaza in Putaruru on
Wednesday, May 18. Tickets $10
Students and Senior Citizens, $20
Adults.
Mr and Mrs Alexander
Original Theatre and Comedy Magic
from David Ladderman and Lizzie
Tollemanche. The Plaza in Putaruru,
Tuesday, June 14. Tickets $10
Students and Senior Citizens, $20
Adults.
Pink Ribbon Breakfast Tokoroa
May 18, 7am at the Sweet Rose Cafe.
Cost $25. Prizes for best dressed,
spot prizes. RSVP to Danielle via
email [email protected]
or 07 886 3164 by May 13. Limited to
30 people.
Pink Ribbon Breakfast Putaruru
25 May from 7am @ Wooden
Farmer Putaruru $25 hosted by BNZ
Putaruru & The Wooden Farmer to
register or more info contact BNZ
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Pink Ribbon Day brunch
Saturday May 28. 11am, at the Elim
Church community room. Aotea crs,
Tokoroa. $20. Contact Margaret
Jones. 886 4344, 0274 968 909.
Arthritis Support Group
May 11 from 11.15am till 12.30pm at
the SPort Waikato Rooms, Swanston
St, Tokoroa. Speaker Mike Key,
pharmacist. Contact Jean 886 1288.
Putaruru Patchwork and
Quilting Club
Meetings held fortnightly on
Mondays at 7pm (Jill Sjaarda 07
8838622 ) and the second Thursday
of each month 10am (Ann Jenkins
07 8835705). All meetings are held
at the Rangiura Rest Home Hall.
Tokoroa RocknRoll Club
Learn rock’n’roll dancing every
Monday, 7.30 – 10pm, 1st Tokoroa
Scout Hall, Kauri St. Lessons $5 per
night, first night free. Call or text
Hayden for more details on 022 104
6079.
Tirau Playcentre
Every Tuesday and Wednesday of
the school term. 9.30am- 12 noon.
Free early childhood education for
all 0-6 yr olds and their parents. 9
Goodwin St, Tirau. Contact Melissa
0210719181.
Scottish Country Dancing
Club Nights, every Thursday at
Amisfield School Hall, Moffat Rd,
6.30 to 10pm. Ages 6 plus welcome.
Social dancing. No charge for first 2
nights – see if its for you! Some
Get
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From
May 3
for further details contact Maureen
on (07) 883 7289.
Leisure Marching
Kaimai Guards are looking for ladies
to join their team. Come have a go,
great fun, friendship, frivolity, travel
& exercise for body & brain. Contact
Val 027 255 2998.
SPORTS
Tokoroa netball centre: ANZ Future
Ferns Year 1 & 2 and year 3 & 4
programmes at the SW Sports &
Event Centre, Tokoroa. Start Friday
May 6 from 4pm to 5pm for year 1 &
1 and 5pm to 6pm for 3 & 4. $30 per
child or family rate of 2 or more
children at $20 per child.
Powerhoop Classes: SWDC Sport
and Events Centre 5pm-6pm every
Monday. $5 per class if you have
your own hoop; $10 per class.
Contact: Jude 021 2609971.
Midweek Badminton: S.W. Sports
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mornings at 9.00am to midday. April
to September. All welcome.
David Ladderman and Lizzie Tollemanche will perform Mr and Mrs Alexander at
The Plaza in Putaruru on June 14.
shoes available for hire.
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Tokoroa Love Soup
Meals will be served at the Salvation
Army Hall, Balmoral Dr, every
Monday, at 5pm.
Town & Country Women’s
Dinner Club
Meet at the District Services
Memorial Club Buckland St,
Putaruru, on 2nd Thursday each
month from 6pm mix and mingle,
dinner at 6.30pm followed by a
Guest Speaker. Contact Rosemary
Ward 8838320 or Lyn Janssen
8834744.
Tokoroa Bridge Club
Free Lessons are starting soon to
learn. If you like 500 you are sure to
love bridge. Contact Willy on 021
1250 565 or 8864452 wk.
Putaruru fifty plus group
Meet every Tues at 1pm. Activities
include: 500 Cards – indoor bowls –
Rumikub. We also have bus trips and
dinners that are subsidised by the
club. For more information contact
Leo (07) 883 8518.
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Your health
WITH AUTHOR AND NUTRITIONAL BIOCHEMIST DR LIBBY
Why do I feel
cold every day?
I always feel cold, particularly in
my extremities. A friend
recently suggested this might
have a nutritional basis, what
are your thoughts? Thanks, Roz
Hi Roz. Feeling cold all the
time, particularly in your
extremities, can be caused by
poor circulation, insufficient
dietary fat and micronutrient
deficiencies to name a few of the
more common causes. Let’s
explore a few below:
VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY
If you are deficient in vitamin
B12, you might experience
numbness in your extremities.
This sensation may feel like cold
or tingling. Vitamin B12
deficiency can lead to nerve
damage. Tiredness, muscle
weakness, loss of appetite,
constipation and weight loss often
accompany these symptoms. If
you are vegetarian, vegan, or
have problems with digestion it’s
best to consult your GP to have
this tested.
IRON DEFICIENCY
Difficulty maintaining body
temperature can be a symptom of
iron deficiency. Iron is critical for
your red blood cells to transport
oxygen throughout your body.
Low iron levels often produce
symptoms of fatigue, weakness
and susceptibility to the cold
because your cells are not getting
the oxygen they need to operate
effectively. Iron deficiency
anaemia is also incredibly
common. According to the World
Health Organisation (WHO), a
staggering 2 billion people in the
world, in both developing and
industrialised countries are irondeficient. Research suggests
between 20 and 30 per cent of
women of child-bearing age in
Australia and New Zealand are
iron-deficient.
IODINE DEFICIENCY
Iodine is the key to a healthy
thyroid and metabolism. It is best
known for being a part of thyroid
Ask Dr Libby
Email your questions to
[email protected].
Please note, only a selection of
questions can be answered.
Feeling cold all the time can be caused by various issues.
hormones, which are used in
every cell of our bodies to regulate
metabolism by controlling the
burning of fat for energy and body
temperature.
Everything I read is always
about weight loss, but I can’t
gain weight – how can I do so
safely? Thank you, Sam
Hi Sam. That’s a great
question! An inability to gain
weight can most definitely have a
genetic basis; it can also be due to
a highly stressful environment or
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For healthy weight gain it’s
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this can influence your ability to
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
CASSIDY, Pricilla Anne:
Unveiling service will be held
for Pricilla at 11am, Saturday
7th May 2016, at Tokoroa
Lawn Cemetery. Followed by
kai at South Waikato Pacific
Health Centre, Maraetai
Road. Family and friends
welcome.
CORBAN,
Barry Stewart (Baz):
Lyn, John and family would
like to sincerely thank those
who sent cards, flowers, fb
messages,
texts,
koha,
baking and support, in the
loss of a very precious
husband,
father
and
grandfather. A very special
thanks to my sister Ros for
her loving care of Barry, friend
Rae for her loving support,
Marty for his frequent visits,
Dr MacDonald, Nurses Jenni,
Hilary and Liz. Father Jones,
Wendy and Derek for the
beautiful service. Please
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acknowledgment.
McKENTY, Robert (Bob),
Ser No: 444037 AC2
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Peacefully
at
Tokoroa
Hospital on the 26th April
2016. In his 91st year. Dearly
loved husband to the late
Colleen. Much loved father
and father-in-law to Vicki,
Cheryll, Grant and Veronica,
and Tracey. Loved "Bob Bob"
to Jessica and Robert,
Phoenix, Zeana, Caleb, and
Nathan. Loved brother to
Lainie and Laurie, Graham
and Sue and all the family.
Special companion to Lena,
and special friend to Lois
Hannon. "In our hearts
forever".
In
Memory
donations to the Tokoroa
RSA Welfare fund would be
appreciated. A service for
Bob has been held. Special
thanks to Dr Caldwell,
Tokoroa District Nurses, and
Medical and Nursing staff of
Tokoroa Hospital.
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THORNETT,
Arthur Henry, (Henry):
On Saturday 30th April 2016.
Peacefully
at
Rangiura
Resthome,
Putaruru,
surrounded by his loving
family. Aged 91 years. Loving
husband and best friend of
Sally for nearly 61 years.
Much loved father and fatherin-law of Ann and Will Esler
(Rotorua), Wayne Thornett
and
Racheal
Dehar
(Putaruru), Jan and Lindsay
Glover (Putaruru). Loving
Poppa of Andrew, Sophie,
Ivan, Warwick, Jerry, Doreen
and Lucy, La Toya and
Robert. "Love is gratitude,
appreciation,
thankfulness
and Grace". Donations to
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appreciated and may be left
at the service. A service for
Henry will be held at the
Rangiura Resthome, 17
Matai Crescent, Putaruru on
Friday, 6th May 2016, at 1pm,
followed by a private
cremation.
All
correspondence to Sally
Thornett, C/- 17 Matai
Crescent Putaruru.
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IN MEMORIAM
CHARLIE,
Noorangi Taivero:
24th December 1947 3rd May 2014.
Two years have passed. My
love my heart. I cry that you
have gone. The love we
shared, the memories unfold.
We often talk of you, you are
truly missed. In my heart you
will always remain. Yvonne
and your bestest xoxo.
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memory stays strong. The
family wait for the bibles true
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place in the promised life to
come
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ALLAN, Cyril James:
On the 30th April 2016.
Peacefully
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Hospital. Aged 85 years.
Beloved husband of the late
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father-in-law of Zeetra and
Chris. Loving Poppa of Alex
and Abi. In lieu of flowers,
donations to the Tokoroa
RSA would be appreciated
and maybe left at the service.
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at the Tokoroa Club,
Chambers
Street,
on
Thursday, 5th May 2016, at
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Y
DA
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ER
SUN 8th May - MOTH
ing in
FOR MUM if your din
FREE GLASS OF WINE
y
da
rs
the
mo
on
OR CENTRE
TREES TAVERN LIQU 9.99
Ice Beer 15pks $1
2 for $40.00
Cruiser Cans 12pk 7%
$60
Woodie 18pks 2 for
While stocks last
www.jemmas.co.nz
Phone 0800-300-075
or text 0275-996-045
23 Croad Place Tokoroa
COMING UP:
KOROA
P.O. BOX 386, TO
6 5009
PHONE: 0-7-88 5008
6
88
7FAX: 0Corner of
oral Roads
Main and Balm
0800JEMMAS
0800 536 627
Cars
Copper & Brass
Trucks
Aluminium
Tractors
Stainless
Any Steel
Lead & Batteries
CALL NOW
Tiger or Ray
FULLY
MANNED TAB
TE
OPEN LA
all day and night
FRI
We are looking for
people who want to
explore becoming a
Homebased childcare
provider.
For information, call us
today!
SOUTH WAIKATO SCRAP METAL
Details of competition and
terms & conditions of entry
available from
6893713BF
44 Bridge Street, Tokoroa
7pm club draw
: 5pm BBQ
CARS WANTED
MORE
EDUCARERS
NEEDED
Same day pick up.
Two divisions:
Adult & Junior (17 & under)
5 Annual Membership
CHILD CARE
Ph 0800-551-700
PlayWrite’16
Friday 6th May Live Band from 7pm
TO LET
CARAVANS. Long term,
delivered from $40 pw.
Text/phone 021-0220-0133.
Invites local authors to submit an
original play, in one act, to..
$
PROFESSIONAL
couple
require 3-4 brm house from
4th June, tidy condition. No
pets. Phone 027-345-1047.
Hiace, Hilux, Corolla,
Landcruiser, Liteace,
Townace, Trucks,
Nissan Van & Utes.
From $200 to $5000.
Tokoroa
Little Theatre
Book Now for Mothers Day!
YOUNG family seeks 3-4
brm home to buy. Rural or
town. Please phone Arlene
027-345-1047.
$1000
CASH
BALMORAL
GOSPEL
CHAPEL
All Welcome
WANTED TO RENT
WE ALWAYS PAY MORE!
CARS TRUCKS VANS SUV’S
TRACTORS FORKLIFTS
Sunday 10.30am
Praise and Worship
PROPERTY WANTED
CASH $$$$
$$$$$$ PAID $$$$$$
CONDITION APPLY
4th May @ 6pm - Food and Spice Tasting Night
TREES
N
R
E
V
A
T
INSTANT CASH
$$$$$
up to $5000
WE BUY ANY
JUNK VEHICLES
Activities to Music
Thursday 6am-6.30am
Morning Prayer Meeting
Ph: 886 2401 •
www.cashforcar.co.nz
For more information
Please Contact
Pastor: Kent Crawford
Ph 07 280-8762
Chapel Office 883 8923
CENTRAL WINE
AND COFFEE
Brought to you by
0800 20 30 50
All Welcome
FOOD,
WINE&
COFFEE
SUBSCRIBE
AND SAVE
UP TO 34%
We PAY up to
$11,000
TOP
CA$H
PAID
DEAD OR ALIVE
$$$$ TOP
Your LOCAL CASH Buyer
All Welcome
Contact Phone
886-7869
Phone 886 9159
Any Make & Model
Enquiries Pastors
Murray & Val Roberts
883-8280, 021-258-3356
Let brotherly love continue.
Hebrew 13:1
Sunday 10am
Sunday Service
Tuesday 10am
Mainly Music Pre-school
www.southwaikatonews.co.nz
*condition apply.
- from 1980-2013
10.30am
(First Wednesday is a 1662 Holy Communion service)
Fourth Sunday: 7pm New Praise
Dead or Alive
Special Mother’s Day
morning tea in the hall
83 Bridge St. Tokoroa
Tikanga Maori Bilingual Services:
Second Sunday: 11.30am
Fourth Sunday: 9am
Combined service with Tikanga Pakeha
EVENING SERVICES:
Second Sunday: 6pm Evensong
for CARS,
VANS & TRUCKS
59 Tirau St, SH1, Putaruru
7140580AJ
Corner Baberton St and Inveresk Place Tokoroa
CASH
WANTED
5146839AA
St Francis Anglican Church
LIVING HOPE
CARS WANTED
6647621AA
Do you or any member of your family need prayer
for any reason?
The Ministers’ Association are coming together to
pray for the people of our community at
St Mark’s Community House, next to the Fire Station
We will be praying every Wednesday evening for the
month of May from 7pm - 8pm.
We would love any other Christians to come along
and join us in prayer.
Contact Ron 021-258-6118 (cell)
CARS WANTED
7222038AA
CHURCH NOTICES
6105792AA
CHURCH NOTICES
Plus more destinations around the
world on sale now!
100% locally owned
and operated
helloworld Tokoroa
231 Leith Place
[email protected]
7158806AE
07 886 6258
*Conditions: Sales are valid until 16 May 2016, unless sold out prior. Pricing is per person twin share in NZD flying Qantas from Auckland in Economy Class,unless otherwise stated. Anaheim
travel: Selected dates between 28 Jul 2016 & 31 Mar 2017. Asia flights: Surcharges apply for weekend travel & varies depending on destination & flight number. Travel dates & restrictions
apply. Further conditions apply, please ask for full details. Minimum & Maximum stays may apply. HW0248
16 SOUTH WAIKATO NEWS, MAY 4, 2016
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Jobs @ Council
SITUATIONS VACANT
SITUATIONS VACANT
TAGGING OFFICER
FARM SERVICES &
SUPPLIES
Council has an opportunity for a permanent, full time person to
help keep our district tidy and attractive.
PURCHASING OFFICER
Waratah NZ Limited are the world leaders in the
design, and manufacture and distribution of forestry
harvesting equipment.
If you are looking for a new challenge, our full time
Purchasing Officer’s role could provide you with an
opportunity to expand on your purchasing and stores
experience.
In this Team role you will be responsible for monitoring
and improving the supplier delivery performance to
ensure the integrity of supply. You will analyze and
implement Phase in / Phase out stocking
requirements and help the Company achieve its First
Time Fill Rate objectives. You will raise purchase
orders, receipt manufacturing orders and work with
others to resolve issues.
Our ideal candidate has excellent computer skills and
a good understanding of inventory control and
warehousing requirements. Excellent communication
skills and the ability to work in a cross-functional team
environment. The ability to develop and introduce new
or improved procedures and an understanding of
Kanban and other warehousing systems would be an
advantage.
Reporting to the Parks/Property Officer, your role will involve
minimising the effects of graffiti by various means, assisting with
a range of beautification, maintenance and upgrading projects
(including ongoing maintenance of Te Waihou walkway) and
assisting as necessary with litter patrols and water meter reading.
You will need to be a good communicator and listener, happy to
work in a team or on your own and you must hold a current full
New Zealand driving licence.
TO APPLY
If this all sounds like you, we would love to hear from you.
You can find an Application Form and Job Description by visiting
our website at www.southwaikato.govt.nz (click on ‘Our Council’)
or calling at our Tokoroa or Putāruru offices. Enquiries regarding the
role should be directed to Greg Shaw on 07 885 0729.
SAWMILL TEAM LEADER Putaruru
Kiwi Lumber Group is a growing, progressive
company successfully sawmilling and exporting
Radiata Pine.
The sawmill team leader is responsible for organising
the sawmill on a daily basis, ensuring product quality
and production targets are met and the maintaining of
health and safety.
This is a hands-on role that will involve leading the
team and operating the plant in the sawmill.
The ideal person will have the following attributes:
• Have sawmill experience
• Strong leadership skills
• Be motivated to succees
• Well organised
Please apply by providing a CV and cover letter
outlining your interest by email or in writing to:
email: [email protected]
Mail: The Office Administrator,
Kiwi Lumber (Putaruru) Ltd
PO Box 198, Putaruru 3443
Applications close 5pm Friday 13th May 2016
All applications will be treated in confidence
Please email your CV and cover letter to
[email protected] or post to
HR Co-ordinator, Waratah NZ Limited,
PO Box 375, Tokoroa 3444
Applications close: Friday 13th May 2016
Applications will close at 4.00pm on Friday, 13 May 2016.
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
M3777
THE SOUTH WAIKATO – discover it...live it...love it!
SITUATIONS VACANT
Future Truck Drivers,
Distribution and Logistic
Managers
“We want to recruit highly motivated youth with the potential
to contribute to the growth of our sector.”
Gavin O’Donoghue, General Manager, RJ Lincoln Logistics
The South Waikato District Council, Waiariki Bay of Plenty Polytech
and local road transport industry leaders are offering training and
qualifications in truck driving and distribution, delivered locally
through an arm of the Tokoroa Trade Training Centre –
the Road Transport, Warehousing and Logistics Training Centre
If you would like to be part of this growing sector, please contact
Alison Flett on 07 885 0340 to register your interest
or for course details call Dean Colville on 027 505 2575
An Information Session and tour of the new training
facility will be held at the Tokoroa Trade Training
Road Transport Facility on Anchor Lane
at 4pm on Thursday 19 May 2016.
South
Waikato
District
Council
DRY firewood. Phone Jim
0274-475-425.
WHEEL Alignments. Cars
trucks, ATVs, 4WD. Brian
Tyrrell Nissan, Campbell
St, Tokoroa. Ph 886-5299
WANTED TO BUY
CARAVANS,
horsefloats,
boats, trailers, quads, any
cond, anywhere. Ph Steve
027-622-0011
GARAGE SALES
❏ 13 Bent Street, Putaruru.
Saturday 7th May. 8.30am.
Moving sale.
❏ 20 Princes St, Putaruru.
Saturday 7th May. 8am.
Fridges, shelving, $1 deals.
❏ COMBINED. 17 Grace
Cres, Tokoroa. Saturday.
8am. Bargains galore.
❏ MARKET, Cambridge
Lions "Trash & Treasure",
Main Street, Cambridge.
Sunday
8
May
8am12.30pm. To book a stall
phone 027-693-7952.
FINANCIAL
LIVESTOCK
A
www.grabaloan.co.nz
For a small or big loan
Quick, Simple, Online
FINANCE
FRIESIAN/ FRIESIAN X HERD DISPERSAL
Monday 9th May, 11.00am Start
Hetherington Rd, D/N 77661, Tirau
A/C Honick Properties
WAIKATO RIVER
TRAILS
TRAILS MAINTENANCE
OFFICER
(Fixed Term Position)
The Waikato River Trails Trust is seeking a Trails
Maintenance Officer for this fixed term full time
position.
Waikato River Trails is a 105km cycling and walking
Trail from Atiamuri to Lake Karapiro. A multi talented
outdoors person is required to work on the Waikato’s
latest tourism product.
This dynamic role includes; trail maintenance, data
collection, working with community groups,
environmental restoration and interaction with visitors.
The successful applicant will have:
• The ability to implement trail maintenance plans
• An affinity with the environment
• A good level of fitness
• Experience with the use of a range of machinery
• Have the ability to work autonomously and as part
of a team
• Excellent time management and organisational
abilities
• Strong communication skills
• Excellent written and oral reporting abilities
• Be flexible, energetic, creative and innovative
A copy of the job description and application form is
available from our website
www.waikatorivertrails.com
or by email [email protected]
Applications close 4pm, Friday 13th May 2016.
Please forward by post to
"Confidential - Trails Maintenance Officer "
Waikato River Trails, PO Box 223, Putaruru 3443
or email as above.
Glyn Wooller,
General Manager, Waikato River Trails Trust
470 Frsn/ Frsn x Incalf Cows,
BW98, PW103, RA74%
Calving 17th July to AB Frsn (LIC) for 4wks,
Tailed off Frsn Bull, Bull out 1st January.
Herd Ave 400 M/S, Ave SCC 178,000 for season.
Cows Inmilk on sale day, will be dryed off 10th May
& Dry Cow treated. Cows in excellent condition.
BWs up to 166, PWs up to 286. TB C10, EBL Free,
Lepto vacc, Rotary Shed.
Delivery & Payment:
Payment 31st May
Delivery Immediate, or 1st June with prior
arrangement to farmers without access to farm.
SOLD
FRIESIAN/ FRIESIAN X HERD DISPERSAL
Thursday 12 May, 11.00am Start
Rotongata Rd, D/N 74699, Arapuni
A/C Honick Properties
th
300 Frsn/ Frsn x Incalf Cows,
BW89, PW66, RA70%
Calving 14th July to AB Frsn (LIC) for 4wks,
tailed off Friesian Bull, Bull out 1st January.
Young Herd, 250 Cows 4yrs and younger.
Herd production 360M/S per Cow, Ave SCC
181,000.
Cows Inmilk on Sale day, will be dryed off 13th May
& Dry Cow treated. Cows in excellent condition.
TB C3, EBL Free, Lepto Vacc, Rotary Shed.
Delivery & Payment:
Payment 31st May
Delivery Immediate, or 1st June with prior
arrangement to farmers without access to farm.
Catalogues available on website Agonline
or Contact:
Dean Evans 0272-431-092
Todd Van Berlo 0275-297-748
• Vehicle Loans
• Personal Loans
• Debt Consolidation
$1,000-$20,000
FAST APPROVALS
Competitive Rates
Call 0800 749 776
www.accessautofinance.co.nz
FINANCE available. Motor
vehicle,
mortgages
and
personal loans. Reasonably
bad credit issues, learner
licence, Beneficiaries / Pensioners welcome. Minimum
amount to borrow $2000.
Security
required.
For
further info: Contact: (07)
8397927 / 0800 727275;
Txt: 027 2699535.
EMERGENCY
CASH LOANS
Up to $300 in your
account TODAY!
A quick & easy application
Online or over the phone
PRETTY PENNY
Comp: 5724527 FSP: 438767
0800 835 356 • 03 354 8482
www.prettypenny.co.nz
6789124AA
Karen Forbes, Alan Forbes Transport
FOR SALE
BED Factory Shop. Quality
thermomatic i/sprung beds.
Single $299, double $399,
queen $499, other models
and
sizes,
waterbed
conversions, bedroom furniture. We are Waikato
Bedding, Mannering Street,
Tokoroa. Ph 886-8565 or
Riverlea Road, Hamilton.
Ph (07)856-0393.
NISSAN
Waratah NZ Limited are the world leaders in the
design, and manufacture and distribution of forestry
harvesting equipment.
We currently seek a Maintenance and Special Project
Technician for our Factory.
In this varied role, you will be responsible for the Total
Preventative Maintenance plan for factory equipment
and assets. You’ll deploy and maintain 5S processes
and lead audits. You’ll also look after the building
repairs, purchase consumables and maintain forklifts
and trucks. You’ll also work on projects related to H&S
and Continuous Improvement.
Our ideal candidate will have an Engineering Trade
Certificate, and knowledge of manufacturing/
assembly processes and heavy equipment, You’ll
need good computer, communication and problem
solving skills. An understanding of Lean
Manufacturing will be an advantage.
If you are seeking an interesting role within a great
team environment then we want to talk to you!
Please email your CV and cover letter to
[email protected] or post to
HR Co-ordinator, Waratah NZ Limited,
PO Box 375, Tokoroa 3444
Applications close: Friday 13th May 2016
Putāruru Office:
Overdale Street, Putāruru.
Phone (07) 883 7189
“For qualified, competent truck drivers with a strong work ethic
there are many opportunities in the South Waikato.”
Blade work,
contouring, ripping etc
Experienced
Owner Operator
Phone
Bruce Nickalls
0274-977-546
TYRES
Tokoroa Office:
Torphin Crescent (Private Bag 7), Tokoroa.
Phone (07) 885 0340
Road transport and distribution continue to be a growing contributor
to the local economy due to the district’s central location and with
recent investments in the logistics sector there are many
opportunities for the South Waikato community.
Significant growth means the demand for skilled and qualified truck
drivers and distribution and logistics managers has increased.
Road transport firms are seeking motivated people to fill these gaps
and be part of an exciting career that offers tremendous rewards.
The drive is to build the capability of the local workforce and
contribute to the growth of the local economy.
BULLDOZING
PHONE 886-5299.
Craig Hobbs
Chief Executive
Email: [email protected]
LIVESTOCK
A C PETFOODS. Buying
cows, horses and bobbies.
0800 DOWN COW
Loans only suitable for
short-term needs. Not suitable
for long-term or regular borrowing.
*Additional criteria and terms apply
NEED TO PLACE
A CLASSIFIED
ADVERT?
Just call us on
07 886 9159
Email: swn.classified
@wrcn.co.nz
MAY 4, 2016, SOUTH WAIKATO NEWS 17
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PUBLIC NOTICES
Tainui Full
Primary School
Board of Trustees
Election
CARS FOR SALE
2ND CHANCE
CAR FINANCE
NO DEPOSIT
*250 CARS IN STOCK
Big cars, Small cars, Vans, Coaches, 4WDS, Sports cars.
7144583AA
*WE CAN FINANCE
Learners licence Restricted licence
Overseas licence Beneficiary’s
New immigrants Workers Good credit
Dented credit
TXT “APPLY”
021 465 924 (IVAN)
CARS FOR SALE
RAFFLE RESULTS
LIQUIDATION
SALE
TOKOROA RSA National
Bowls 2017. Firewood. No
599, Steven. Drawn under
JP supervision. Thank you
to Tokoroa Firewood Ltd
and all supporters.
Cheapest price in town.
Quality vehicles.
Ph 0800 727275.
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
RACHEAL in calls/outcalls.
39yr busty, attractive. Pensioner rates available. Ph
022-186-0493. No Text.
PUBLIC NOTICES
SOUTH WAIKATO
FOUR WHEEL
DRIVE CLUB
AGM
Wednesday
4th May 2016
7.30pm
Tirau Hall
All Welcome
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Diane John
Returning Officer
Cargill Open Plan
School
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Nancy Flavall
Returning Officer
PERSONAL
NO MORE
LONELY NIGHTS
Or
internet
dating
disasters. Say goodbye
to loneliness and hello to
love and happiness!
Someone wonderful is
waiting to meet you and
your
personal
matchmakers can put
you in touch as soon as
today.
Ph 0800-856-640 til 7pm
In town or on the land
Seniors welcome
Matchmaker since 1989
www.lovesuccess.co.nz
TO DIAMOND password
Harper, please ring mobile
021 08359844 Huka.
NEED TO
PLACE A
CLASSIFIED
ADVERT IN
YOUR LOCAL
PAPER?
We make it easy.
Just call us on
07 886 9159
Email: swn.classified
@wrcn.co.nz
PUBLIC NOTICES
SELF-SUPPORT PRACTICES
"Rural communities deserve more support"
We locals know that the stress of being engaged with all
that farming demands and requires, can sometimes seem
just too much to bear. Friends and neighbours, family and
staff can do their best for us, yet sometimes we need
more. Now might be the time to check out some other
ways to manage ourselves at work, in the home, and out
in the world. Gabrielle Daly-Fong, a local Putaruru person
(member of the New Zealand Association of Counsellors
since 2004, and in private practice for 18 years), is
available to offer Brief Evening meetings in a variety of
self-care practices that are either gentle, meaningful, and/
or fun, yet life-giving and stabilising.
To show expressions of interest or to ask a question
phone Gabrielle 021-112-6804 and leave a message.
She will return your call.
Amisfield School
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Pam Campbell
Returning Officer
PUBLIC NOTICES
TOKOROA JUNIOR
ATHLETIC &
HARRIERS CLUB
AGM
Monday
16th May 2016
5.30pm
At Clubrooms
Strathmore Park
Strathmore
School
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Christine Collier
Returning Officer
TE WAOTU SCHOOL
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Stan Wilson
Returning Officer
PUBLIC NOTICES
David Henry
School
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five (5)
parent representatives to
the Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Cheree Thomsen
Returning Officer
Public Notice
New Off-licence
Section 101
Sale and Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012
Two Brothers Wholesale
Ltd, 1 Evergreen Rise,
Hamilton
has
made
application to the District
Licensing Committee at
Tokoroa for the grant of an
Off licence in respect of the
premises situated at 60
Chambers Street, Tokoroa
and known as Thirsty
Liquor
Tokoroa.
The
general nature of the
business conducted (or to
be conducted) under the
licence is Bottle store. The
days on which and the
hours during which liquor is
(or is intended to be) sold
under the licence are
Monday to Sunday 9am to
10pm. The application may
be
inspected
during
ordinary office hours at the
offices of the South Waikato
District
Licensing
Committee,
Tokoroa,
Council Building, Torphin
Crescent, Tokoroa. Any
person who is entitled to
object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the
licence may, not later than
15 working days after the
date of the publication of
this notice, file a notice in
writing of the objection with
the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee at
Private Bag 7, Tokoroa
3444. No objection to the
issue of a licence may be
made in relation to a matter
other than a matter
specified in section 105(1)
of the Sale and Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012. This is
the first publication of this
notice.
FREE BUDGETING
Also information about consumer, tenancy,
employment and community law issues.
Appointments necessary for budgeting
Phone us on (07|) 883-8045 or
email [email protected]
Putaruru Community Resource Centre
Duke Street, Putaruru
Hours 9am - 3pm Monday to Friday
PUBLIC NOTICES
ELDER abuse and neglect.
For free confidential service
ph Age Concern 07 378-1199
PUTARURU
BADMINTON
CLUB
Tuesday Night’s
Juniors
6.30pm - 7.30pm
Seniors
7.30pm onwards
Putaruru Sports Stadium
Enquiries
Ph Geoff 883-2771
www.
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.co.nz
PUBLIC NOTICES
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Enquire and enrol today for our May/June course
The Healing Touch Academy (2003)
All classes Tutored by Qualified Therapist
To learn more phone 021-146-2432
South Waikato Music Society
Presents
TENNANT - AUSTIN DUO
Cello/Piano
Sunday 8th May 2016 - 2.30pm
The Plaza - Putaruru
Admission $25 - Students free
Farmers we have the team to
meet your shearing needs!
Friendly, professional, motivated staff.
Teams based in Te Awamutu,
Cambridge & Otorohanga.
Servicing the Waikato and
King Country areas.
Contact Troy Simmons
021 175 9162
07 873 8624
7014173AA
Pumicelands Rural Fire Authority has responsibility for rural fire within a vast area
comprising 2.4 million hectares of rural lands within the Central North Island.
FIRE SEASON NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given under Section 22(2) of the Forest and Rural Fires Act
1977 that a Permanent Restricted Fire Season remains in place for the Opotiki District,
the commercial forest areas from Kawerau through Kaingaroa to Turangi, and the
Department of Conservation estate including the Raukumara Forest Park, Te Urewera
National Park, Tongariro National Park and all other areas covered by the Department
of Conservation. A permit is required prior to lighting any fire in these areas.
The public is advised that the Restricted Fire Season ended on Saturday 30th April 2016
for all other lands within the Pumicelands Rural Fire District.
AUDITIONS
"OLLY"
(Kidult, family entertainment)
School students - 11 years and older
Saturday 7th May and Sunday 8th May
2pm - 4pm
Adults - Sunday 8th May - 7pm - 8.30pm
Auditions at the Little Theatre Manaia St, Tokoroa
Rural land owners doing land clearing or other burning are advised to carry out such
burning with care. The liability of persons lighting a fire in the open air to keep their fire
under control applies all year round. It can cost you thousands of dollars to suppress
an out of control fire.
The Authority wishes to thank rural land owners and the public for your co-operation in
obtaining fire permits and reporting smoke sightings during the fire season.
Report fires via the “111” emergency call system.
Paul D Wright
Chief Executive / Principal Rural Fire Officer
7239763AA
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Board of Trustees
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Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Elsabe Appel
Returning Officer
Mokosoi Holdings Ltd, 1235
Cameron Road, Tauranga
has made application to the
District
Licensing
Committee at Tokoroa for
the renewal of an Off
licence in respect of the
premises situated at 93-95
Bridge Street, Tokoroa and
known as Super Liquor
Tokoroa.
The
general
nature of the business
conducted (or to be
conducted)
under
the
licence is off licence bottle
store. The days on which
and the hours during which
liquor is (or is intended to
be) sold under the licence
are Monday to Sunday 9am
to 10pm. The application
may be inspected during
ordinary office hours at the
offices of the South Waikato
District
Licensing
Committee,
Tokoroa,
Council Building, Torphin
Crescent, Tokoroa. Any
person who is entitled to
object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the
licence may, not later than
15 working days after the
date of the publication of
this notice, file a notice in
writing of the objection with
the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee at
Private Bag 7, Tokoroa
3444. No objection to the
renewal of a licence may be
made in relation to a matter
other than a matter
specified in section 131 of
the Sale and Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012. This is
the first publication of this
notice.
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Ph: 886-9687 Mobile 027-284-0204
7 Mannering Street, Tokoroa
2088400AA
VEHICLE SERVICES
Furnishings
Flooring
Curtains
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“Commercial & Residential Builder”
LBP, Carpentry, Design,
Site Maintenance Work
Painting & Decorating
Insurance Work
Authorised Parts
and Service
Agents
Pilott Automotive
HOME KILL
TOKOROA
BUTCHERY
SERVICES
0800 629 466
07 883 7424
www.macbuilders.co.nz
Ph: 886-9687 Mobile 027-284-0204
7 Mannering Street, Tokoroa
VEHICLE SERVICES
47B SWANSTON STREET
PH: 07 886 5294
MOB: 027 814 2617
[email protected]
6779133AA
Authorised Parts
and Service
Agents
www.trenzhomes.co.nz
Ph: 886-9687 Mobile 027-284-0204
7 Mannering Street, Tokoroa
6186279AA
CLEANING
PAINTING
Exterior Cleaning & House Washing
VEHICLE SERVICES
Waterblasting - Roof Painting
External & Internal Painting
Paperhanging
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Moss & Mould Treatment
Call Tony 0800 243 692
2088456AA
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PUBLIC NOTICES
Pilott Automotive
Authorised Agent for
Toyota Quality Service
Quality Service
Phone Rory
886-1368 - 0275-344-167
PUBLIC NOTICES
Quality Parts
LEONG MOTORS
2088521AA
Tokoroa High School
Public Notice
Renewal
Off-licence
Section 101
Sale and Supply of
Alcohol Act 2012
Authorised Parts
and Service
Agents
FLOORING
Russell (Spotty) McCarth
McCarthy
hy
Mobile: (021) 734 008
AH: (07) 883 3108
6457878AA
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
You can nominate another
person to stand as a
candidate, or you can
nominate yourself (make
sure you sign both parts of
the form).
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: T. Barker
Returning Officer
Phone 886 9515
FLOORING
Lichfield School
Board of Trustees
Election
Nominations are invited for
the election of five parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Kim Corban
Returning Officer
5 Campbell Street, TOKOROA
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Election
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4477935AA
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Nominations are invited for
the election of three parent
representatives
to
the
board of trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Freda Leonard
Returning Officer
4480554AA
Nominations are invited for
the election of 5 parent
representatives
to
the
board of trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations will be posted
to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Signed: Silvia Clarke
Returning Officer
ROGER BIRD
Board of Trustees
Election
2088435AA
Tirau Primary School
VEHICLE SERVICES
Mannering Street, Tokoroa
Phone 886-7496
ELECTRICAL
COMPUTER REPAIRS
Forest View
High School
2016 BOARD OF
TRUSTEE ELECTIONS
Nominations are invited for
Board of Trustees the election of 5 parent
Election 2016
representatives
to
the
Nominations are invited for
the election of 7 parent
representatives
to
the
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
copy of this notice will be
posted to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at
12noon on 20th May 2016
which is 14 days before the
election date amd may be
accompanied
by
a
candidate’s statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school
office and can be viewed
during normal school hours.
The poll closes at noon
on 3rd June 2016
Sally Cribb
Returning Officer
Board of Trustees.
A nomination form and a
notice
calling
for
nominations has been
posted to all eligible voters.
Additional
nomination
forms can be obtained from
the school office.
Nominations close at noon
on Friday 20th May 2016
and may be accompanied
by a signed candidate’s
statement.
The voting roll is open for
inspection at the school and
can be viewed during
normal school hours.
There will also be a list of
candidates’ names, as they
come
to
hand,
for
inspection at the school.
Voting closes at noon on
Friday 3rd June 2016.
Collette Cawood
Returning Officer
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Parent Election Notice
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Board of Trustees
Election
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6714507AA
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TILES / WALLPAPER / FLOORING / BATHROOM COMBOS / CARPET / PAINT
7219808AA
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APPLIANCE REPAIRS, SALES & REMOVAL
ENTERTAINMENT
Handy Appliances. [email protected]
Bouncy Castles www.cosmiccastles.co.nz
027-295-1550 FB
PANELBEATERS
027-610-4819
EXCAVATIONS
AUTO DISMANTLERS
Putaruru PartsWorld
883-7041
MJ Cobham Ltd, Digger Hire
Mitch 0274-960-665
Putaruru Panelbeaters
Ph/Fax 883-7692
Tirau Panelbeaters & Towing
Ph 883-1476
Tirau Panelbeaters Putaruru
883-3085, 883-1476
BOARDING KENNELS & CATTERY
FARM WATER & EFFLUENT TRENCHING
PEST CONTROL
Domain Kennels & Cattery Dog grooming now available -
Qubik also for milking machines
07 883 3423
BIP Management Paul Black
56 Domain Rd, Putaruru
883-3177
Trench Pro Holdings Ltd
0508-344-287
First Klaas Pest Solutions Ltd South Waikato
Tokoroa Animal Lodge 4651 SH1 Tokoroa
886-0999
FENCING
Residential Fences
BOBCAT
Bobcat Tipper Hire
Mob 0274-951-736, 886-6449
Alan Wilson Building Contractor [email protected]
886-6822
FIREWOOD
BUSINESS SALES
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GARAGES
0800-225-999
0508-367-9663
GARAGE DOORS
South Waikato Garage Doors
Tokoroa Butchery Services
886-5294, 027-814-2617
Alterations, Additions, Fences, Paths, Concrete
Ph 021-183-8061
886-9991
GIB BOARD FIXING & STOPPING
883-8597
Mike Paterson Craftsman Plumber
886-6865
Certified Plumber, Gasfitter & Drainlayer
883-8504
Julz The Plasterer 20 years exp
886-6344, 021-103-4924
Van Dam Plumbing Master Plumber
883-8074
PRINTERS
0800-007-366
886-7618, 021-202-3394
GLASS & ALUMINIUM
CARPET CLEANING
Certified Plumber, Gasfitter & Drainlayer
Steve Meacheam Plumbing
Gibstopper/Painter Quality workmanship
CARPENTER
Jason Barbarich Laser Plumbing Putaruru
Spargo Plumbing Ltd
886-8412
Skyline Garages Sleepouts Cottages
BUTCHERY/HOMEKILL
Tainui Press Design & Print
0800-280-082
RADIATOR SPECIALISTS
Putaruru Radiator Specialists
Ph/Fax 883-7692
Clear Cut Glass & Windscreens
886-6227
Gateway Glass & Aluminium
886-4297
SECONDHAND DEALERS
CELEBRANT-MARRIAGE & FUNERALS
Putaruru Glass & Windscreens
883-7877
New 2 U Traders, 55 Swanston St Tokoroa
Wendy McCarthy [email protected]
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Bob’s Carpet Cleaning
886-5298, Mob 027-261-8953
883-3108, 0274-332-489
CHARTERED CLUBS
886-4066
CHIMNEY SWEEPING
0800-280-082
883-8389
CHIROPRACTOR
020-4079-4715
Don McKinnon - No job too small
883-3130
HIRE
Tokoroa Chiropractic Clinic
886-7613
Odeon Computer Services
883-3210
All Painting, Fencing, Section Clean ups
Planet Computers Tokoroa
886-6799
Builder available Experienced, reliable
TACS Technology Computer/Telephone/Alarm Services
886-6000
Carpenter available. All work considered
Ph Jim 0274-475-425
Ph 0800-007-366
Ph Walter 021-183-8061
HOUSE WASH/MOSS & MOULD/GUTTER CLEAN
Trev’s Concrete Driveways, floors, paths etc. 021-126-2376, 886-9504
Kerry’s Housewash & Garden Services
Tyson Brothers Driveways Paths
Paul Black Spouting Cleaning etc
886-7358, 022-401-3017
883-8389
X FACTOR ECO-FRIENDLY X WASH
CURTAINS & BLINDS
Footes Furnishings
886-7585
DENTIST
Absolute Dental
886-5020
Busfield Dental Care 59 Swanston St
886-6767
South Waikato Dental Surgery 42 Tirau St. Putaruru
883-8727
Alteration & Designer Garments, all clothing req 021-0228-9901, 886-6749
Shelley’s Dressmaking & Alterations
886-0907, 0800-932-286
027-777-9814, 886-7648
DRILLING
Mitch 0274 960-665
Trench Pro Holdings Ltd
0508-344-287
DRIVING SCHOOL
Hales Driver Training
Libby 021-750-852, 886-9469 A/H
DRYCLEANING & LAUNDRY SERVICES
Tokoroa Drycleaners 38 Campbell St
886-6115
EARTHMOVERS
MJ Cobham Ltd
ELECTRICAL
Putaruru Panelbeaters
883-7692
TOWING
Tirau Panelbeaters Putaruru/Tirau
883-1476, 027-494-8805
Tokoroa Towing Ltd 24hrs
Airfare Discounts
Anita Syben, [email protected]
LANDSCAPING
027-271-6743
www.flightsdirect.co.nz
883-6966, 021-416-966
Helloworld, 231 Leith Place Tokoroa
Tokoroa Landscape Supplies
886 7728, 021 158 6612
886-6258
YOU Travel Putaruru/Tokoroa
883-6966, 021-416-966
TREE REMOVAL
Clancy, Fisher, Oxner & Bryant
886-5169
Darren Wilson
Hassall, Gordon, O’Connor & Newton [email protected]
886-6279
Mertstribe Ltd Stumpgrinding treework hedges 886-9370, 0278-603-263
Ngapo-Lipscombe Law
886-7540, 027 533 9988
886-0553
LOCKSMITHS
886-6930
MOTORCYCLES PART & SERVICE WORK
Wally’s Harley Davidson Repairs
886-7821
OPTOMETRISTS
Paterson Burn Tokoroa
885-0080
South Waikato Renovators, Quality Workmanship
Adlam Painters Ltd
Laser Electrical Putaruru (McKillop Electrical)
883-7677
Dynamic Decorators Pete Davy
886-4169, 027-471-6401
TreeStyle
886-7678, 027-903-8073
TRENCHING & DRAINAGE
Duyvestyn Drainage & Trenching
Tokoroa Locksmiths
883-1016
886-4700
0508-344-287
TOWBARS
883-7951
Cole Electrical
South Waikato Precision Engineering Ltd
Ph Heather 886-6055
Trench Pro Holdings Ltd
886-7664
0800-007-366
PAINTING & DECORATING
ENGINEERING
Ph Henry 0800-555-757
Tokoroa Self Storage
Hopkins Joinery Ltd
PAINTERS
Mitch 0274 960-665
STORAGE
2 Brothers Joinery Ltd
Stairmand Law
MJ Cobham Ltd - Digger Hire
883-7101
TRAVEL AGENTS
KITCHENS
LAWYERS
DRESSMAKING & ALTERATION
South Waikato Waste Disposal 2005
STUMP GRINDING
886-6494, 0800-007-366
CONCRETE
886-9991
883-7951
Rail Side Self Store
Tip truck, transporter, bulldozer
HOUSE & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
COMPUTER SERVICES
Hopkins Joinery Ltd
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING
HANDYMAN
A1 Renovate/wallpaper/paint/fencing etc
Clean Sweep Services Ltd
886-5643
SECURITY DOORS/SCREENS
Tainui Press Design & Print
Tokoroa Cosmopolitan Club
0800-155-227
PLUMBERS/GAS FITTERS
Contact Dean 021-111-8720
Tokoroa Firewood Ltd
BUILDERS
883-8389
(07)346-3332, 027-349-3066
027-396-2642
MJ Cobham Ltd
0274-922-280
Mitch 0274-960-665
TYRES
AJ’s Tyres
883-8062
Brian Tyrrell Tyres
886-5299
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
Brian Tyrrell Wheel Alignments
886-5299
Tirau Panelbeaters
883-1476
WINDOWS & DOORS
Hopkins Joinery Ltd
Rory Lowe Painters
886-1368, 0275-344-167
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YR’s Painters Ltd
886-6476, 027-443-2397
Central Motors 1991
883-7951
883-8272, 0274-420-219 A/h
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