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NŌU TE HAPORI, NŌU TE REO
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
The
perfect
score
They were students that seemed destined to fail. But they traded the poi for a pen and aced their exams. Year 13
students Ngamoka Rota, Matawhaiti Nepe-Pohatu, and Taamia Rapana, were among the students who passed NCEA
Level 2 last year at Te Wharekura o Rakaumangamanga School in Huntly. The kura kaupapa Maori had the country’s top
NCEA Level 2 results for a decile one school. They all passed. See P4 for the full story.
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This week hundreds of North
Waikato school children head to
back to class for term 2 after two
week’s rest and relaxation for the
Easter school holidays.
Gosh, they went quick,
perhaps that’s because the Easter
stats and Anzac Day fell
conveniently in between.
Working parents will be letting
out a sigh of relief as their broods
march back to school - speaking
from experience, child care for
two weeks straight can be a bit of
struggle to organise.
Thank goodness in the North
Waikato we are spoilt for choice
with school holiday options and
activities aplenty for all ages.
And as the kids head back to
school this week, there’ll be more
traffic on our roads and children
crossing paths to get to school.
Take extra care on the roads
this week around schools,
remember the littlies can dart out
of nowhere into the path of traffic.
Julie Kaio
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1. OPEN DAY
An official opening for the Islamic
Community Centre and Mosque
will be held on May 7 from 11:30am
on Bridge St, Huntly. All welcome
with food to follow.
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2. MUSICIAN’S STAGE
The monthly open mic night is at
the Huntly RSA on May 4. Some
instruments are supplied and a
sound system. Contact Mike Lynch
on 027 621 4207.
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3. CANDLE-MAKING
A class on how to make your own
candles will be at the Huntly
Friendship House on May 8, 7pm.
$10. Bookings essential, contact
[email protected] or
8287559.
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The autumn event for the 4
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and closes at 8.45am. Event starts
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Crime prompts
community action
CAITLIN WALLACE
The community reckons its time
to take back Huntly, as its new
Town Watch Group gets ready
to roll out its first patrols this
week.
Member of the group Lila
Tekani said there was no time to
waste to get it off the ground.
‘‘We can’t really risk any
time because another business
will get targeted,’’ Tekani said.
The call was put out to
recruit volunteers two weeks
ago and was prompted by the
continuous reports on social
media about crime in the town.
‘‘I guess social media has
presented itself with incidences
in the town, it was one after the
other, [and] obviously the town
has become a target.
‘‘You hear about it from
people on that community page
[It’s Only Happening in Huntly]
screaming out for answers.’’
The issue of crime in the
town has been prevalent over
the several months since and
lead to a community meeting in
January where business people
and residents vented their
frustrations.
Police, and Waikato Mayor
Allan Sanson and Huntly Ward
councillors also attended.
However the action of
starting the watch group didn’t
come from there, Tekani said.
Tekani said there was a lot of
interest for involvement but
there is still need for more volunteer patrollers.
‘‘Two hours per week [from
each volunteer] is all we’re
asking...It’s
all
about
revitalising this community to
make it safer.
‘‘We just want to get everyone involved, whether you’re a
beneficiary or a church
worker.’’
Patrollers will act as the
‘‘eyes and ears’’ only - they will
not play a part in controling the
situation.
Tekani said they would also
act as town ambassadors and to
connect with youth.
‘‘First and foremost, we want
to get these kids to know us.’’
A Community Patrol NZ
group currently runs in the
town and was something Tekani
encouraged others to get
involved in.
However the new watch
group was easier to volunteer
for as its selection criteria was
more flexible, she said.
The main focus for now will
be the town centre but with
more numbers, it could be
extended and the ultimate aim
is it to run 24/7.
There will be a minimum of
two volunteers per shift and
training is available. A meeting
was held at the Huntly West
Community Hub on Tuesday for
those interested. To join the
group or to learn more, Tekani
can be contacted on 027 550 3363.
Huntly’s first mosque
CAITLIN WALLACE
Huntly’s first Islamic
Community Centre and
mosque has opened.
The building on
Bridge St, formerly a
fish and chip shop, has
undergone renovations
over the past six
months.
It was gifted to the
community by its
Auckland owner and is
now in the hands of
resident
Zahid
Abrahams
and
volunteers in the community as well as Hamilton friends Mustafa
Farouk and Musa
Taukiri.
The centre is available for anyone who
wishes to use it at any
time.
It will be beneficial
for Muslims who are
passing through and
need a place for one of
their daily prayers.
Prior to the opening
of the centre, Muslim
community members
in Huntly used to convene at one house
every Thursday.
And a grassy park
Mustafa Farouk, left, Zahid Abrahams and Musa Taukiri welcome all utilise the Islamic
Community Centre in Huntly which is used as a Mosque as well.
CAITLIN WALLACE/FAIRFAX NZ
area on the roadside
heading
south
of
Huntly was often used
for that purpose, he
said.
Farouk said the five
prayers throughout the
day were done anywhere, as long as they
were on time.
He said it was also a
place where people
from different cultures
could come together.
There is no furniture in the centre, only
mats, but it is complete
with a kitchen and
bathroom. Farouk compared it to the running
of a marae where different functions could be
held everyone was
treated like family.
Abrahams said the
dairy owner next door
will have the key during the day and in the
evenings, he would be
available for people to
collect it from. An official opening day is on
May 7 from 11:30am.
Coaltown Blues comes to Huntly
A fundraiser for the
Waikato
Coalfields
Museum will be carried out in a fitting
manner
with
a
Coaltown Blues performance.
The Meteor in Hamilton has joined forces
with Chris Green of
Black Beech Theatre in
a ‘‘Meteor at Large’’
venture to take the
Mervyn
Thompson-
written play throughout the Waikato.
This one-man drama
with songs is the story
of a young boy growing
up in a coal mining
town
during
The
Depression, war and
post-war years. Its
opening performance
will be held on May 5 at
the Huntly RSA.
Tickets cost $25 and
$20 unwaged.
Chris Green performs in Coaltown Blues.
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Kura kaupapa kids top NCEA exams
DONNA-LEE BIDDLE
They were the students that
seemed destined to fail: Maori and
attending a school in one of New
Zealand’s
poorest
neighbourhoods.
But their NCEA results said
otherwise.
Year 12 students at Te
Wharekura
o
Rakaumangamanga, a kura kaupapa Maori in Huntly, had the
country’s top NCEA Level 2
results for a decile one school.
They all passed.
The results, however, were not
surprising to Education Minister
Hekia Parata, who said Maori
students in a Maori-medium education, achieved better results
than those in mainstream schools.
And the school’s deputy principal, Rangimarie Mahuta, shares
that sentiment.
She
said
her
students’
achievements were on par with
students who attend a decile 10
school.
‘‘We became a wharekura
because we weren’t happy with
the mainstream system,’’ Mahuta
said.
‘‘That achievement, of top
NCEA marks, was across a number of subjects - not just te reo
rangatira - but English, maths,
science, history, business studies.
‘‘There’s a perception that
wharekura kids have got it all in
unit standards or it’s all in te reo
Te Wharekura o
Rakaumangamanga
has 450 students, from
years one - 13.
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Maori and all doing performing
arts. Well, no actually, those
results were achieved across a
range of core curriculum subjects
and external exams.’’
Parata said the statistics tell
the story of real kids and she was
particularly proud of the gains
achieved by Maori and Pasifika
students.
‘‘Maori-medium students have
rates of NCEA Level 2 achievement on par with all students in
the school population, but significantly higher - 15 to 20 per cent
higher - than Maori students in
English-medium.
‘‘It is so important that iwi are
equipped with the tools to support
young Maori to stay for longer in
high-quality kura, and to leave
with good qualifications and a
strong cultural capacity including
te reo Māori.I would love to see
iwi and whanau encouraging
their kids to stay in Maori
medium education throughout
their learning pathway.’’
In the weeks leading up to
exams, Rakaumanga students,
teachers and parents spent
weekends at Waahi Pa Marae.
The students were used to kapa
haka wananga (weekends spent
practising kapa haka) so the
teachers kept that same environment and exchanged the poi for a
pen.
Mahuta said it takes a village
to raise a child and her kura is a
testament to that.
‘‘I have huge criticisms about
deciles, because as soon as they
put a decile on you - it immediately gives the audience a perspective of what type of person you
may be or what type of background you come from,’’ she said.
‘‘But it shows, with our
students, that that is not correct.
Our students have the privilege of
growing up with their nan and
koro and extended family. They
have awesome parents, and
teachers that give up their own
time to help our children
achieve.’’
Former Maāori Party leader
and principal of Te Kura Kaupapa
Motuhake o Tawhiuau, Pem Bird,
said if those same students were
placed into mainstream education, they would not have done
as well. ‘‘It makes perfect sense to
be schooled in who you are, this is
where kura-a-iwi comes in
because Maāori are first and foremost, iwi people,’’ Bird said.
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Pink Breakfast: May 14, 10:30am,
Ngaruawahia RSA. Buffet breakfast,
$20pp. $5 per ticket goes to the
Ngaruawahia Cancer Support Group.
Tickets from the RSA, Wynae at Nga
Miro or Anne at the Ngaruawahia
Community House.
Islamic Centre Opening: May 7,
11:30am-1pm, Bridge St, Huntly.
Official opening on Islamic Centre in
Huntly. All welcome.
Ice Skate Tour: May 3-7, Kimihia
Primary School, Huntly. 4pm-8pm,
Wednesday-Friday. 10am-4pm,
Saturday-Sunday. Under 16 $7, adults
$13. Skates provided.
Wastewater rate information
sessions: Huntly Library, May 4,
4pm-7pm. Ngaruawahia Bowling
Club, May 10, 4pm-7pm.
Norm McIntosh Memorial
Charity Golf Tournament: May 19,
9:30am, Hukanui Golf Club. Ambrose
teams of 4 with shotgun start.
$30pp. Morning tea, BBQ and
afternoon tea provided. Putting
competition, novelty prizes, quick
fire raffles. To book your team
contact Linda 078243784.
Coaltown Blues: May 5, 7:30pm,
Huntly RSA. A one-man play and
songs performed by Chris Green.
Fundraiser for Waikato Coalfields
Museum. Book on 027 311 4900 or
email [email protected]. $25
adults and $20 unwaged.
Parenting Fuel-up: Learn fun
activities for the kids at Huntly
Friendship House. Tuesday
mornings from May 9 to May 30,
10am-12pm. Gold coin donation.
Huntly Mainly Music: Pre-school
music programme followed by
morning tea and play, 9:15am, $2
session. Dates for Term Two. May 15,
29, June 12, 26. Huntly Baptist, 4
Riverview Road, Huntly West.
Contact Bronwyn 8287010.
Te Kauwhata Community
Market Day: Every second
Saturday, 8am-12pm. Next to the Te
Kauwhata Library. Contact Helen
0226819523.
Huntly Mainly Music: Fortnightly
on Monday mornings during the
school term 9:15 am start. Pre-school
music session followed by morning
tea and play, Huntly Baptist Church,
4 Riverview Road, $2 a session.
Contact Bronwyn 07 8287010
Bush Tramway Club: Open the
first Sunday of the month. Phone
828 4851.
Girls and Boys Brigade: The
Village Church ICONZ and Girls
Brigade, Ngaruawahia. Tuesday’s
Girls at 3.30 to 5 and boys from 6 to
7.30. Please call 07 824 7607 or
0223188069 for further information.
Ngaruawahia Youth Group: Meets
on Thursday during school terms
from 7pm-9pm. 28 Galileo St,
Ngaruawahia. Phone 824 8822.
Girl Guiding Huntly: Meets at the
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Huntly Mainly Music’s next session is on May 15 at the Huntly Baptist Church.
Scout Hall, Lake Domain every
Monday during school terms.
Brownies (aged 7 to 9 years)
3:30pm-5pm, Guides (aged 9 to 13
years) 5pm-7pm. Phone Tash on 828
8326 for more information.
Huntly Girls Brigade meets every
Wednesday 4:30pm-6:30pm during
school terms at St Paul’s Anglican
Church hall, 55 Williams St, Huntly.
Phone Wendy for information 07 212
5252 or 02108492533.
Te Kauwhata Girl Guides: Pippins,
Brownies and Guides meet every
Monday during school term from
3:30pm at the scout den, Te
Kauwhata Domain. Phone Brenda
Buxton 826 3003.
Huntly Blind and Visually
Impaired Group: Meets on the
third Friday of the month at
10:30am, Kimihia Home, Rosser St.
New members welcome.
Ngaruawahia Senior Citizens
and Friendship Club: Meets on the
second Tuesday of every month at
the Anglican Hall, Jesmond St from
10am-noon. Phone 824 6781 or 027
221 5840.
Huntly Support Group for the
Blind and Partially Sighted: Meets
on the third Friday of each month at
the Huntly Workingmen’s Club,
phone 828 8118.
Huntly Lions Club: Meet at the
Huntly RSA, William St on the first
Tuesday of the month at 6pm and
the third Tuesday at 7pm. Phone Bill
Walker 07 828 7014.
Coaltown Country Music: Group
meets on the first Saturday of every
month at 1pm, at the Huntly RSA.
LIFE Unlimited: Holds clinics on the
first Wednesday of the month (am)
Waahi Health Centre, Parry St, Huntly
Community Link Centre (pm)
Appointments are necessary, phone
828 9256 morning, or 07 902 5136
afternoon.
Te Kauwhata Tramping Group:
Holds tramps on the first and third
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Fire ignited for local kyokushin star
CAITLIN WALLACE
Standing face to face against a
world kyokushin karate champion, Lucas McKinnon was in
awe.
The Huntly resident came
away with a fourth placing in
Super Heavy Weight at the invitation only World Weight
Categories in Tokyo.
Kyokushin is a style of standup, full contact karate.
His list of achievements in the
sport include a place in the top 32
at the world Kyokushin Karate
Tournament last year as well as
the New Zealand and Australian
titles.
It was a first for him at this
particular tournament, representing New Zealand.
‘‘The first opponent was a
Russian boy and I progressed past
him and I went into the semifinal.’’
There he fought Shohei
Kamada, number one in the world
for his category, in a three-minute
round.
‘‘I was sort of half trying to
beat him and half admiring him...
his speed was incredible for his
size, he was like lightening.
‘‘There is a lot more ring circuit to the way he fights, it was
what caught me out.’’
McKinnon said he outweighed
everyone in his category but they
were both about the same height.
He didn’t come away with a
podium finish this time, but the
experience of competing against
someone of that status was
reward enough.
And it’s fuelled the fire to train
harder in hopes of taking him on
again.
‘‘I’m coming for him again, I’ve
got unfinished business with
him.’’
To achieve one of his next
goals of a podium finish and
defending the New Zealand and
Australian title later in the year,
he’s transforming the way he
trains.
In his shed, where most of it
takes place, he’s decided to
change things up.
‘‘I’m just going to hit it and
start again, definitely hungrier
now.
‘‘My family believe I can go all
the way so that has ignited it.’’
While he isn’t short of
achievements, McKinnon has his
eyes on the-sought-after trophies
that stand at almost six foot.
‘‘It’s those trophies in particular that everyone wants to get.’’
McKinnon hopes to be invited
to the World Weight Categories
again next year and he said it
would all depend on this year’s
performances.
Lucas McKinnon hopes to fight in the
World Weight Categories again.
Racing season ends with a triple header
ALLAN POWELL
The Ryco 24.7 North Island
Midget Championship was held at
Huntly Speedway on Friday.
With this meeting being
another triple header for championship events, it was always
going to be a big night of racing.
The crowd was treated to the
North Island Midget, Waikato
Sprint
Car
and
Waikato
Ministock champs.
The Ryco 24.7 Midgets were
split into two groups with group
one headed by 2NZ Brad Mosen.
Starting on pole was 21V Peter
Huijs from Wanganui. Huijs got a
great start to lead right until the
finish which was a bit of a surprise to the other drivers as they
hadn’t heard much about him.
As the laps went by Huijs lead
from Mosen with 91A Hayden
Guptill and 31A Daniel Thomas
all wanting to take second spot.
In the final laps, Mosen set a
new lap record of 13.56 only to
have Guptill lower this to 13.52
seconds.
The second group of midgets
was headed by current 2017
Huntly Speedfest champion 39A
Peter Hunnibell.
Sent infield was 74V Ben Huijs
after hitting 6A Cam Corbett who
Brad Mosen from Auckland.
JEREMY WARD
rolled. Another new midget lap
record went Hunnibell with a
time of 13.418.
Heat one was won by 97A
Michael Brunt then Hunnibell,
and third was 25A Scott Buckley.
In the race of the top six Mosen
ended with pole from Hunnibell,
Guptill, Brunt, Thomas and Buckley.
In the final 25 laps Mosen lead
from Guptill and Thomas drove
around the outside of Brunt into
fourth.
Finishing as the new 2017 Ryco
24.7 North Island Midget champion was Mosen with Thomas in
second and Hunnibell placed
third.
The Waikato Sprint Car championship was run over three heats
on a points system.
Heat one was won by 97M Brad
Marsh and in second 55A Daniel
Thomas set the lowest time of
12.25 seconds for a lap.
From the start Thomas had a
right rear tyre going flat that he
was unaware of and in the final
three laps he slowed down
allowing 18P Greg Pickerill to
lead from Tidd with Thomas trying to hold on.
The race was won by Pickerill.
In the Waikato Ministocks heat
one was won by 57H Dylan Marshall and the second by his younger
brother Ryan. The overall
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Mediterranean flavour in fish dish
Tomato pesto is used when cooking the fish in
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❚ 800g baby potatoes, cut into
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❚ 1 red onion, diced 2cm
❚ 1 capsicum, core and seeds
removed and roughly chopped
❚ 1 courgette, sliced into 1cm-thick
rounds
❚ 2 tablespoons fennel spice blend
❚ 600g skinless, boneless, white
fish fillets
❚ 100g tomato pesto (shop-bought)
Spinach and feta salad
❚ 120-150g baby spinach leaves
❚ 100g feta cheese, crumbled
❚ 1⁄4 cup sliced almonds
Fennel spice blend
❚ 1 tablespoon fennel seeds
❚ 1 tablespoon paprika
❚ 1⁄2 tablespoon tomato powder
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prepared tray with fennel spice
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with salt and pepper and bake for
25-30 minutes, until tender. Turn
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Pat fish dry with paper towels
and remove any remaining scales
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Out & About
Huntly RSA vice president Duncan Gillies reads the names
of those who served in war and have since died.
Huntly RSA member Leonard Clark plays The Last Post at the Anzac service held at Kimihia Cemetery.
Chilling
Anzac
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Huntly St John Youth Cadet members Cameron Mounsey, left, Ava Dabell and
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The service at
Huntly’s Kimihia
Cemetery begins
with a single
drum.
On a chilly Tuesday morning,
residents turned out to Anzac Day
services in at Kimihia Cemetery in
Huntly. Later in the day, a civic
service was held in Te Kauwhata.
Reporter Caitlin Wallace went
along.
Hadleigh
Collinson-Smith
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replica of his
father’s medals.
Trace Collinson-Smith leads the march to the Te Kauwhata
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Melva Stobie takes up the wreath on behalf of the Te
Kauwahta Women’s section of the RSA.
Te Kauwhata College student Karis Gordon reads a letter
from the frontline.
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Section 101
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GENERAL
DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED,
a
duly
incorporated
company
having
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registered
office
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made
application to the District
Licensing Committee at
Ngaruawahia
for
the
renewal of its off-licence in
respect of the premises
situated at 350 Great South
Road, Huntly known as
Countdown Huntly.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is that of a
supermarket.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is sold under the licence
are: Monday to Sunday
7.00am – 9.00pm for
consumption
off
the
premises.
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inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of
the
District
Licensing
Committee at Waikato
District Council, 15 Galileo
Street, Ngaruawahia.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the renewal 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
Waikato District Council,
Private
Bag
544,
Ngaruawahia.
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.
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for the issue of an offlicence in respect of the
premises situated at 67 Te
Puea Avenue, Meremere to
be known as Meremere
Superette. The general
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which alcohol is intended to
be sold under the licence
are Monday to Sunday HUNTLY BOWLING
(inclusive)
9.00am
to
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Annual General Meeting to
The application may be be held at the club rooms in
inspected during ordinary
the Domain
office hours at the office of
the
Waikato
District
Tuesday
Council, District Licensing
May 16th, 10am
Committee, at 15 Galileo
Street, Ngaruawahia.
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to object and who wishes to
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date of the first publication
of this notice, file a notice in
writing of the objection with
the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee at
Waikato District Council,
Private
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Huntly RSA treasurer and Waikato District councillor Frank McInally reads names of those who served in war and since died.
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For Sale $559,000
View Sunday 7th May 1:30-2:15pm
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3492
Sandra Stewart AREINZ M 0274 743 029
This warm and inviting 4 bedroom home offers privacy,
and is positioned on a large secure section. Short walk
to Lake Hakanoa and zoned for Kimihia School.
For Sale $529,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3517
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Shelley Mofitt M 029 779 9018 P 07 828 8426
Riverlands Real Estate Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Whatawhata 38 Blackett Road
Rare 10 Acres in a Superb Location!
Auction
On offer is a Golden Home set on approx 10 acres with
a gully and stream running through the middle. 4
bedrooms, ensuite, fully double glazed, gas top cooking,
and double garaging. The block is divided into 8
paddocks with a bore to water the troughs, a set of yards,
turnround driveway and electric fencing. Minutes to local
schooling, Hamilton and Raglan within 30mins.
On Site 12pm Friday 5th May (unless sold prior)
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3508
Huntly 50 Rosser Street
Huntly 17 Crot Terrace
Huntly 23 Webb Street
Huntly 67 Weavers Crossing Road
Solid 3-bedroom brick and tile family home. This
property is not protected under the crown subsidence
scheme. Contact Nigel for further information.
For Sale $329,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3503
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
3 brms + rumpus, or could be 4th brm. Near new
kitchen, log fire, 2 bathrooms, private deck, sun-room,
spa pool, double garage + off street parking, fully
fenced. Close to Lake Hakanoa, schooling and more.
For Sale $495,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3509
Shelley Mofitt M 029 779 9018 P 07 828 8426
Nice family home with 3 bedrooms, wooden floors,
open fire, and full insulation. Freshly painted inside
and out. Large fenced section with a lockable shed.
Within walking distance to shops and schools.
For Sale $250,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3516
Maria Hearn M 027 416 8100 P 07 828 8426
3 bedroom brick home with views of Lake Puketirini.
Recent upgrades include new roof on house + garage,
bathroom, deck awning, Eco HWC, and batts in the
house ceiling. Only a few minutes to town centre.
For Sale $495,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3510
Shelley Mofitt M 029 779 9018 P 07 828 8426
Riverlands Real Estate Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Huntly 58 Rayner Road
Huntly 26 Kimihia Road
Huntly 36 Upland Road
Huntly 65 James Henry Crescent
3 bedroom home with a heat pump, carpet/lino
previously updated, BBQ area, front deck, and fruit
trees. All on a 528m² fully fenced section down the end
of a cul-de-sac. Rental appraisal $280-300/wk.
For Sale $325,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3512
Shelley Mofitt M 029 779 9018 P 07 828 8426
Executive 4 bedroom home in a class of its own.
Granite kitchen, indoor/outdoor flow onto tiled
covered balconies, electronic gates, 1034sqm approx
section, and glorious views of Lake Hakanoa.
For Sale $699,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3462
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Family home positioned high up with un-interrupted
views for miles. 3 large bedrooms, rumpus/4th brm,
attached double garage with workshop space. 1350m²
section (more or less).
For Sale $459,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY6792
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Tidy family home in a quiet location that is set back
from the street, this property is one to view. Rental
appraisal available upon request. DO NOT MISS your
opportunity to purchase in this strong market.
For Sale $299,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3515
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Riverlands Real Estate Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Huntly 14 Smith Avenue
Taupiri 11 The Crescent
Ngaruawahia 18 Sims Street
Ngaruawahia 15D Te Wiata Lane
It’s time to free up some property and live life a bit
more. Currently tenanted at $280p/w, this traditionally
styled 3 bedroom home will give new owners a good
start, either as an investment or a first home.
For Sale $289,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3468
Sandra Stewart AREINZ M 0274 743 029
Character filled 3 bedroom home conveniently located
in The Crescent, Taupiri. Whether you are a first home
buyer, an investor, or just looking for a larger section
close to amenities, this property is a must view.
For Sale $359,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3475
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
3 bedroom home with external hobby/rumpus room.
Within an easy commute of Hamilton. Contact either
Nigel or Angela to make an appointment to view today.
For Sale $389,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/NG2975
Angela Henderson M 0274 714 336 P 07 824 7203
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Lovely 3 bedroom home, master with ensuite and walk
in wardrobe, modern bathroom, and internal garaging
with laundry. Situated in a well sought after area with a
park across the road. This home ticks all the boxes.
For Sale Price By Negotiation
www.harcourts.co.nz/NG2980
Angela Henderson M 0274 714 336 P 07 824 7203
Riverlands Real Estate Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Ngaruawahia 138A Great South Road
Rotongaro 171 Herbert Road
Waerenga Lot 10 & Lot 11 Cozen Road
Waerenga 594 Falls Road
This tidy 3 bedroom home ticks all the boxes for the
astute investor. Rental return of $320p/w. Situated
down a shared driveway on a cross lease title. Section
is 1/2 share of 949m2 (more or less)
For Sale $239,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/NG2978
Mandy Daniels M 027 475 4978 P 07 824 7203
Large executive 5 bedroom home (master with
ensuite), open plan living areas opening on to
extensive decking, woodfire, double garage, and a
carpeted playhouse. All on approximately 1.871Ha.
For Sale $749,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3501
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
Located approx 16kms from Te Kauwhata, these
outstanding bare blocks offer an opportunity to build
your dream country home. Lot 10 is 8050sqm and Lot
11 is 6488sqm, both lots are subject to title.
For Sale $289,000 each
www.harcourts.co.nz/HY3506 & HY3507
Nigel White M 022 121 0700 P 07 828 8426
8679m² (more or less) bare section of elevated
sloping contour. Wonderful views overlooking the
Whangamarino wetlands.
For Sale $340,000
www.harcourts.co.nz/TEK3082
Bruce Baverstock M 027 281 4712 P 07 826 0010
Colin Sherrard M 027 289 9811 P 07 826 0010
Riverlands Real Estate Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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