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Pamela Parkinson, Michael Buckley and Bethany Godfrey demonstrate household chores as they would have been carried out in the pioneering days, at the Kaipara Vintage Machinery Club ‘Crank-Up Day’. Machinery enthusiasts had a chance to get up close and personal with the club’s collection of machines at Harding Park in Dargaville and witness them in all their working glory.

Turning back time

Election talk kicks off by Ayla Miller

Ruawai farmer and businessman, Greg Gent, has confirmed to the Lifestyler that he is considering standing for mayor in the upcoming local body elections after being approached by members of the Kaipara community.

Mr Gent is currently chairperson of Southern Cross Healthcare Group, FMG Insurance, Dairy Holdings and deputy chair of the Plant and Food Research Board. He says that great progress has been made in the Kaipara under the

commissioners and he would like to see that momentum continue.

“What we need at these elections, in my view, is a whole new council and with that a new culture and way of operating. The greatest risk I see is that after the

elections we slip back into the hole that we are climbing out of.

“We all want to have a Kaipara we can feel proud of and a Kaipara that attracts people.

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Thirty-nine past and present Save the Children volunteers gathered to enjoy lunch at the Northern Wairoa Hotel. Now the Northern Wairoa Save the Children store has closed the organisation wanted to thank the volunteers for the work they have done in the shop. Northland branch president Aym Wade says it was a humbling experience to see the number of volunteers that have been involved over the years and she says the group will still be active amongst the local community.

Te Roroa Learning Assistance students were all smiles as they received their certificates on completing the Stepping Up and basic computing programmes. Students graduating from the course were mostly looking to upskill and keep their computer literacy up to date as well as add to their CV. “You have to know how to use computers in almost every aspect of life now and we are constantly updating our courses,” said manager Janet Te Rore.

Ray White Jean Johnson Realty, West E. Wood and Doug Green present a cheque of $560 to the Te Kopuru Volunteer Fire brigade. The funds were raised as a result of the Maniacs United Live Pro-wrestling Match held at the Te Kopuru Domain, organised in a bid to ensure the Te Kopuru Domain and accompanying facilities are kept for community use.

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A season of success by Ann Morgan

The Tatarariki Tennis Club’s junior programme had a successful season and coach David Cole says this is due to the commitment and support local schools have given to the sport.

“I have been coaching at schools in Dargaville for a few years and the momentum is building and the skills students are gaining are starting to show through,” said David.

“The encouragement they are getting to participate in tennis events from their schools has made it much easier for them.”

Junior tennis player Emma Pocklington has been playing since she was 12 years old.

“When she first tried the sport her natural talent saw her make the tennis excellence class in 2014. She received two hours of coaching once a week for a term. She then joined the Tatarariki Tennis Club and hasn’t looked back.

“Emma has the potential to go a long way. She is very talented at many sports and tennis is obviously one of her strong points. We have had 65 players aged between four and 18-years-

old at our club this season which is really encouraging.”

David’s daughters Stephanie, Victoria and Carolyn have been playing since they were old enough to pick up a racquet.

Carolyn has won several competitions including the Northern Wairoa year seven and eight girls’ doubles title back-to-back, partnering with Francie Godfrey.

Victoria and Emma won the Northland Secondary Schools Doubles Tournament and Victoria won the Northland 14-year-old girls Open. Stephanie won the Northland 16-year-old girls Closed and Open Tournaments.

“Owen Cleary won the Intermediate School tournament and Sela Maake is doing great too. Her only coaching is at school and she came fourth in the year seven and eight singles and was runner up in the Dargaville Primary School singles. It is encouraging to see the players doing so well.”

Tatarariki Tennis Club members: Stephanie Cole, Emma Pocklington, Victoria and Carolyn Cole

Kaipara presenceon lottery board by Ayla Miller

Dargaville resident Darlene Lang Gent will play an influential role in deciding how funds will be distributed to community groups throughout Northland following her appointment onto the Lottery Northland Community Committee.

She will sit alongside Dargaville farmer and presiding member Neil Clements, Peter Jensen, Patsy Thornton and Gwen Te Pania-Palmer.

Mrs Lang Gent was approached last year by the Department of Internal Affairs and was notified of her three-year ministerial appointment earlier this month.

“I’m looking forward to seeing what projects are going on in Northland and being able to help people achieve their goals by giving them funding,” she says.

Mrs Lang Gent says it will be a new experience on the other side of the process as she has previously applied for funding through the scheme as a community member.

Lottery Community funding is available for projects, activities, resources or services that have a community or social service focus and the board aims to connect communities and improve well-being and the quality of people’s lives.

Applications for the lottery funding scheme open in June and close in July and the board will meet in October to make their final decisions.

Darlene Lang Gent, Kaipara District Council community facilitator, has been appointed onto the Lottery Northland Community Committee


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Celebrating 25 years by Ann Morgan

Jean Johnson from Ray White Dargaville is celebrating 25 years in the real estate industry, which has been her passion — helping clients into their own homes has been a pleasure to her.

“My real estate career started in East Auckland where I had owned a cake shop. We decided to move to Dargaville and I have enjoyed living my passion for real estate here,” said Jean.

Only four real estate agencies operated here when she first arrived.

“I wanted to provide open homes but that was not heard of so I organised signage and was the first in town to do open homes.

“Sale and purchase agreements were done by carbon copies in those days. There were no faxes or photo copiers where I worked at the time. Technology has changed so much and I am grateful to have young staff to keep things up to date for me.

“I love selling the old character buildings like the Lilac Villa on the way to Te Kopuru, the Kaihu Tavern, the Dargaville Post Office and the Northern Wairoa Hotel.

“I have had lots of fun and could write a book about all the experiences I have had over the years, including getting covered in fleas head to toe — they even got into my white sheepskin car

Jean Johnson is celebrating 25 years of real estate

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“I have loved every minute of my job and will be around for a few years yet.”

Jean has won many awards in real estate and says she could wallpaper a room with them.

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Competing for the Chatham Cup by Ayla Miller

The Northern Wairoa Senior Men’s Football team will play against University of Auckland at Memorial Park, Dargaville, as they compete for the first time in the Chatham Cup tournament to be held on Anzac Day.

Club president Allen Dennis says the team are feeling more confident about their skills, and as it is a home game and on Anzac Day, it will be an appropriate way to commemorate the fallen soldiers.

“The playing roster this year is quite strong and the team thought it would be a good goal to set,” he says.

“The senior men would like the experience of playing in the Chatham Cup at a higher level.”

Mr Dennis would like to encourage the community to come along and support their team and he is expecting spectators from Whangarei to travel across to show their cheer the team on as well.

“The club is growing this year in the junior ranks and they have three teams in the youth grade competitions home and away in Whangarei,” he says.

Coach Sam Green says the team are trying to make a footballing name for themselves.

“We are quite proud that we have been drawn at home against quite

The Northern Wairoa Senior Men’s Football team in training

a prestigious club and I think it is a chance for us to showcase ourselves not only as a team but as a club.”

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Election talk kicks offcontinued from front page …

“To achieve that, I believe people who may have never thought of themselves as giving back via local government, should consider the option to stand.”

He says the greatest positive development over the past three years has been the reduction of the debt whilst maintaining adequate levels of services which has restored a huge amount of confidence.

To avoid the same issues as the previous elected council, Mr Gent says his focus would be to work on having an open and transparent council. He believes that the new council will need to think of innovative ways to stay accountable to ratepayers and retain their confidence.

“I think councillors need to have more accountability and fiscal responsibility. Progress will sometimes mean saying no until our financial base is solid and reliable.

“We are challenged in the Kaipara because we are a diverse community with varying economic factors at play across the district.”

He says a good leader is someone who empowers a group and gets the best out of people.

Elections will be held for the Kaipara District Council, Northland Regional Council and Northland District on

Greg Gent, Ruawai farmer and businessman, has started the conversation about the local body elections set for October this year

Saturday, October 8. Candidates must be nominated by two people who are on the electoral role for the area you wish them to stand for.

Nominations for the next local body elections open on July 15 and close on August 12.

Beach access ‘is protected’ by Ann Morgan

A group of Mangawhai residents, protesting the proposed removal of Te Arai beach car park to make way for development, has suggested the move will prevent public access to the coastline.

“It is an important part of our community. We are very concerned about the removal of the car park on Pacific Road as this is at the heart of the community,” said Save Te Arai chairman Aaron McConchie.

The group believe developers for the Te Uri o Hau coastal project are attempting to privatise a large part of Te Arai beach by relocating the car park inland.

This has been refuted by Te Uri o Hau. Chair of the iwi’s settlement trust Russell Kemp, says the car park is being shifted because it is currently located within the sensitive dune area which is part of the coastal reserve.

“We have worked to reposition it on our private land at our cost. We are building a walkway for people to access the beach along with other facilities for the public. By shifting a car park and installing a walkway, it

will be far more difficult for people to get trail bikes and 4WDs onto the beach.

“We have protected the entire Te Arai Beach frontage and other sensitive ecological areas for the community and achieved significant gains for the environment. Endangered shorebirds are doing much better.”

A walkway is planned for people to access Te Arai beach


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A holiday near home Ann Morgan

Malcolm and Jo Roberts decided to take a mini break from their home in Mangawhai and visit Dargaville, keeping things local.

“We read in the Kaipara Lifestyler about the different tourism ventures in and around Dargaville, including the Dargaville Rail Cart Tours and thought we should go and see that side of the Kaipara for a change and go on the carts,” said Jo.

“We arrived the night before our tour to make the most of our trip and we stayed at the Commercial Bed and Breakfast on the river.

The couple say they had the added bonus of walking in on the Rivertown Singers group rehearsing at the Commercial.

“It was so lovely. I even ran into an old school friend. We shopped in town and really enjoyed visiting the Muddy Waters Gallery and took in other local sites.

“The rail carts topped the whole trip off, they were very well presented. Coming back to town from Tangowahine you get a different perspective of the area and see a lot of different things. It is not a case of repeating what you see on the way back. Having Dave

Selby and John Hansen as our guides and being local characters added to the experience. They gave us a lot of information and history of the area we travelled and the railway line. It was a very enjoyable experience.

“Malcolm and I both hope that the residents of Dargaville realise what good things they have on their own doorstep. They have one big advantage and that is the river and it would be good to see them use it to their best advantage.

“It was a lovely trip and we will be definitely back to visit.”

Malcolm and Jo Roberts from Mangawhai on the Dargaville Rail Cart Tour

Showing they care by Ann Morgan

Team Med Heads from the Dargaville Medical Centre participated in the Shave for a Cure fundraising event last week and pulled out the clippers to remove their locks.

Carolyn McNabb, Jill Rahui, Sue Harris, Mandy Talijancich, Angela Bird and Te Aniwa Sullivan, raised more than $2,000. This meant team member Tana Iosefa joined because he promised if they hit their original target of $1,000 he would shave too.

“We are doing this in support of family, friends and colleagues we work with who have experienced or are experiencing the effects of cancer, and to encourage those who have lost or are losing their hair due to the treatment they receive,” said participant Jill Rahui.

“It is something very close to our hearts as we see what happens to those fighting the disease. Having our heads shaved is a very different experience. It certainly makes you look at life differently and even experiencing the looks you get walking down the street makes you realise what patients go through.

“Knowing we are supporting others who have not had the choice to lose

their hair makes it more important because we do have the choice. Losing hair is just one part of what those battling for their lives go through.”

Ms Rahui says people who have cut off all their locks in the past have said everyone needs to do it at least once.

Dargaville Hospital patient Gavin Dacombe joined the team and shaved his locks too but was unable to be in the photo.

“I did it to support them supporting us. I think they are very brave cutting all their hair off and it is for a good cause. If it helps just one person it is a very big deal. Good on them,” said Mr Dacombe.

Team Medhead shaved their heads in support of the Shave for a Cure fundraiser

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Kaiwaka’s gigantic pumpkin by Ann Morgan

Kaiwaka School student Lincoln Morgan smashed all previous records at the annual school Giant Pumpkin Growing Competition this year with his ‘Big Boy’ entry which weighed in at 93 kilograms.

“The last record was 72 kilograms. It was a challenging season this year for the pumpkin growers with many unconfirmed and outrageous claims made, mainly by teachers, of pumpkins reaching prize-winning weights before exploding or rotting in the humid weather,” said principal Rosie Ellis.

“We have been running the competition for at least five years now. It was started by some keen parents who still run the event for us.”

The seeds are planted in Spring and the competition is held in April.

“The local vet supplies the scales for weighing and then we have the hill roll event. We see which pumpkin rolls the greatest distance and the seeds are then collected and saved to give to growers the following year. It is a great initiative and everyone really enjoys it.

“The children learn how to pollinate and look after the vegetables.

“There is a lot of care needed and it is not as easy as it looks. You need to figure out the best location for growth, have the correct water, sun and compost.

“It is an excellent learning activity. There are also other categories for the children to enter in such as the ‘Arty Farty’ dressed up pumpkin. The event is

Lincoln with the Kaiwaka School Pumpkin Trophy

sponsored by Jaques Four Square, Kauri Park Nurseries, Kaiwaka Cheese Shop, Buy the Way Boutique, Café Bianca and The Vet Centre.

“Seeds from Lincoln’s winning pumpkin will be distributed in Spring for this coming Summer’s budding Giant Pumpkin growers.”

New lead nurse by Ann Morgan

Hospice Kaipara Inc have welcomed lead clinical nurse Annette Olsen to the team. The area Annette will help cover is from the Waipoua Forest through to Pouto, Tangowahine Valley and Paparoa.

“My husband and I have moved home to Dargaville. I recently worked at Totara Hospice in South Auckland where I was for just over a year,” said Annette.

“Prior to that I was a district nurse. My experience includes living in the outback of Australia caring for the Aboriginal community.”

Annette says this was very different and exposed her to a different culture and way of life and was a unique experience.

“I am excited to be back in Dargaville and to be involved with Hospice Kaipara,” said Annette.

“My role involves interacting with patients and families once referrals have been received by Hospice. We are here to meet needs and give the

person the opportunity to live every moment to the best of their abilities.”

Annette will be at the annual Hospice Car Rally Poker Run on Sunday, May 15 in conjunction with the Dargaville Hotrod and Custom Car Club.

“We would like to see all types of custom, vintage and speciality vehicles on the rally. This year's route is really interesting and we are sure people will enjoy the ride.”

The rally starts at 12.15 noon at the Vintage Machinery Club Harding Park Dargaville. Prize giving will be at 5.30pm at the Northern Wairoa Hotel and there will be a cake cutting to celebrate the Dargaville Hospice Shop’s 10th birthday.

For more information call 09 439 3330 or email [email protected].

Annette Olsen — newly appointed lead clinical nurse for Kaipara Hospice Inc


A cultural celebration by Ann Morgan

Otamatea High School hosted the Te Tai Tokerau Festival 2016 last week, showcasing the kapa haka talents of youth from 30 schools participating in the event which coincided with the school’s 50 year celebrations.

“The theme was kaitiakitanga or guardianship. Safeguarding our three official languages: Te reo Maori, New Zealand English and New Zealand Sign Language; protecting our land and sea as a zero waste event and also caring for people with various educational health and sporting advice on site.” said teacher Thomaseena Paul.

“The staff, students and community all jumped aboard the waka and ensured that the

kapa haka festival highlighted the might of our local community. The school field was alive with people who were enjoying the day and participating in Maori games, family entertainment, food and information stalls.

“After months of planning and work preparing for the festival, Otamatea High School is proud of the result of the innovations that we implemented.”

She said safeguarding the Te reo language was

promoted through the engaging of bilingual MCs and sign language interpreters.

They protected the land through the zero waste initiative and the people through the promotion of good health and educational planning.

“The festival was a fantastic way of unifying all facets of our community and we would like to thank our sponsors for supporting the kaupapa and powering the waka.”

Otamatea High School kapa haka group performing at the Te Tai Tokerau festival

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If you’ve ever wanted to break the rules and make a bit of noise at your local library — now is your chance.

Wellsford War Memorial Library is opening its doors to musicians next month and they’re hoping it will draw in a crowd as well.

Wellsford Library manager Megan Livick says they wanted to do something to celebrate New Zealand Music Month, so librarian Gene Nicolson came up with the idea to invite local musicians to play.

Megan says it’s about getting the community engaged with the library and so far they’ve had two local groups come forward to say they will perform on separate Saturday mornings to coincide with the adjacent markets, but she welcomes more.

“We certainly invite others to come forward. I think libraries are becoming a real community space now and are allowing members to use the space as a place to showcase their talents.”

She says musicians will be able to choose between playing in the lounge area of the library, where she says there is a nice ambience, or outdoors.

For more information: 09 423 7702.

Shane Richards on guitar, and Peter Wilton on keyboard, entertain the public inside the Wellsford War Memorial library during a previous open mic night held during NZ Music Month

Students set goalsChildren in Wellsford tested their endurance and perseverance during Wellsford School’s Try-athlon.

The event has been running for three years and focuses on personal challenge rather than competing against others.

Sixty year-zero to -one children completed a 400m run, 300m bike and a 15m swim whilst 100 year-two to -four children completed a 1,200m bike, 400m run and a 150m swim.

“As part of our health and physical education curriculum, we have been learning about having active lifestyles and setting goals. At our school we are lucky enough to have a 20-metre solar-heated pool and a large bike track, with a set of school bikes,” said teacher Ngadia Jones. “We have

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Returned Services Association women’s section volunteers, Wyn Vuletich and Vera Spice, were out and about in Dargaville on Poppy day collecting to help support veterans, former and current servicemen and women and their dependants. This year part of the funds will go towards training dogs to help ease symptoms for soldiers with post traumatic stress disorder in a nationwide movement.


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A dog’s tail …Billy for mare? – nah

“Looky hare Dog,”seda Boss. “The lokil body ‘lections are commin’ up. That meens all them jobs on kouncils and stuff gonna be up for grabs.”

Well, that was news ter me readas, and eye never give it much thort anyways. But Boss was lookin’ atta papa over smoko like he always does, an’ he went on about it.

“Yep Dog, we’ll be seein’ bluddy dozzins of bill boards, an’ pichers of peeple ona roadsides looking ter get ona local kouncils roun’ the country, and hear ina Kaipra, they gonna replace them kommissars wot have been running the show.”

Well readas, the only time I wurry about kouncil is wen it’s dog tag time. Boss sumtimes fergits to pay me rego thingy on time, and eye gotta be careful ofa dog perlice wen we go to Dargyville ona ute. My labrador girlfren down on her ownas lifesyle block duzzint evin have a registry.She reckins, ‘cos she’s just a lady of leshure. (Mine you, don’t let Boss know eye know that — he duzzint no eye sneek out a nite to hava kanoodle eh?)

Well, Boss sarted on about kandidates then, marking names offa his fingers.“I reckin we could get me mates ona

kouncil, eh Dog? Wot about that Gazza for mare? Or maybe Chippa — now theres a thort. Or Pete cood go ona council. Or maybe Plumba? Or Possim?

Boss was still reelin’ off names of candidate’s he cood get ona kouncil, wen Sharlene, his gerfrend bought ova some more tea and scones ter the woolshed steps.

“Hi deah,” she sed. “Just bin heering ona radio that we gonna have elictions. In her skoolteacher spellin’ voice, she sed “The 2016 New Zealand local elections will be triennial elections to select local government officials and district health board members on October 8, 2016. It’ll be a postal ballot. Nominations start on July 15 and close on August 12.”

Boss grabbed another scone, an’ broke off a bit fer me. Whipped creem an’ jam. Yum. I give Sharlene tha eye then, an gott evin bigger bit. I supposes that bean a ‘lected kouncil person, even a mare, mite meen ya cood have scones an’ jam an’ crèem alla time. Now theres a thort!

I left Sharlene an’ Boss discussin kandidates, an’ dozed off ona step. Billy for mare. If I can rite a kolum ina papa

kouncil, eh Dog? Wot about that Gazza for mare? Or maybe Chippa — now theres a thort. Or Pete cood go ona council. Or maybe Plumba? Or Possim?

Boss was still reelin’ off names of candidate’s he cood get ona kouncil, wen Sharlene, his gerfrend bought ova some more tea and scones ter the

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fer me. Whipped creem an’ jam. Yum. I give Sharlene tha eye then,

— I cood be mare too. Yess? Nah — Nah! Better off hear ona farm.

Happy votin’ readas. I know I wood win... but..

Cheers Billy

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Carters annual Ambrose Golf Tournament at NW Golf Club, invited members reminder for Friday April 22

Dargaville Sewing Centre School Holiday Classes. Week one. Card making classes with Sharlene on Tuesday 19th. Two classes to choose from. 9.30–12pm or 12.30–3pm. The children will get to make 3–5 projects. Great Mother’s Day ideas. Cost $20 pp. Week two. Beginners class making a polar fleece hoodie. A two day class, Tues 26th & Wed 27th, 10.00–12.00 each day. Cost is $45 pp. Bean bag class (New). A two day class. Thursday 28th & Friday 29th, 10.00–12.30pm. Cost $90 includes all fabrics and the beans. Backpack class. Tuesday 26th, 1.30-3pm. Cost $20 pp. Shoulder bag class (New). Wednesday 27th, 1.30 to 3.00pm. Cost $25 pp. Placemat class (New). Thursday 28th, 1.30 to 3pm. The children make 2 mats. Cost $20 pp.

Contact Dargaville Sewing Centre for more details 09 439 8540.

Girls Brigade: For girls 5–15 yrs.

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Wednesday Crafts: 10am till 12.30 in old CMA building, Tirarau Street, All welcome. Varied crafts and warm friendship. Lunch, morning tea and transport provided if necessary. $5 entry fee. Phone Lilian 439 7799 or Cynthia 439 5895 for more details.

African Drumming six week course: Tuesday evenings from 10th May – 14th June 5.30pm–6.30pm. $12 per class or $60 for all six classes. Drums provided. For enquiries or to enrol contact Josie on 021 0223 8621 or [email protected].

Northern Wairoa Senior Men’s Football team will play against Auckland University at Memorial Park on Anzac Day. Time TBC.

Northern Wairoa Country Music Club Inc is having their 40th jubilee birthday on Queens Birthday Weekend 3rd, 4th & 5th June — at the Dargaville Rugby Clubrooms. Contact Richard 09 439 8633 or Ken 09 439 8046.

KaiwakaKaiwaka Sports Awards at the

Kaiwaka Sports Complex Wednesday April 27. Tickets available from Jaques

Four Square or KSA club delegates Adults $25 Children Year nine and under $10.

WellsfordWellsford Country Music Club

2nd Sunday of the month 1.30 at the Wellsford District Community Centre 1 Matheson Rd Wellsford $5.00 entry or $4.00 for members Resident band. Singers/visitors welcome. Join us for a great afternoon’s entertainment and meet fellow music lovers. Phone John for further info 09 425 4041.

MangawhaiMangawhai Indoor Bowls Club:

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Music in the Vines: Live music by local musicians every Saturday afternoon throughout summer. Families welcome. Free entry. Food and drink on sale. 4–8pm Te Whai Bay Wines, 367 King Road, Mangawhai.

MarketsCommunity Flea Market: First

Saturday of the month, Community Hall, Hokianga Road, opposite Dargaville Town Hall. $5 per table — book now 09 439 7243.

Dargaville Riverside Market corner Totara and Kapia Street, Thursdays 12.00pm–4.00pm, phone 021 549 427 or see us on Facebook.

Kaihu Market On second Saturday of the second month, 9am — noon. Kaihu Hall, stalls free, proceeds to fundraising for the hall. Esma 09 439 7293.

Kaiwaka Markets Every Friday, 10am — 3pm. Three Furlongs Tavern. Ph David: 021 210 3756.

Maungaturoto Markets: The Maungaturoto markets are on first Friday of the month, 3.30pm–6.30pm. 44 View St, Maungaturoto Centennial Community Hall. Fresh produce, arts, crafts and more. For information phone Terri on 09 431 8599 or 021 022 20218 or [email protected].

Paparoa Farmer’s market every Saturday 9am–12noon on the village green Paparoa.

Mangawhai Beach and Country Market: At the domain every Sunday 9am–1pm. Stalls/car boot sites. Bookings 027 458 6144.

Tangiteroria Tavern Car Boot Sale: Gala, market day, 1st Sunday , $5 per car boot or stall. Sheryl on 09 433 2802.

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2nd Norm Clark & Carole Riosa.Parish Indoor Bowling Club. April 11.

Club night. 1st Mariane Harvey & Betty Mason.

2nd Henk Haverkamp & Rex Nielsen. 3rd Norm Clark & Lyn Josey. Good sports Carole Riosa & Bev Fryer.

BridgeDargaville Bridge Club – Tuesday April

12 – Moya Vodanovich Mini Tournament.It was very special to see Bill

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1st Bill Vodanovich & Katie Le Noel. 2nd Vivianne Nisbet & Sue Jensen. 3rd Pam Rope & Peter Ball.

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2nd Anna Murphy & Julie Harper. 3rd Josie Smith & Glad Morse.

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FootballFootball – Saturday, April 16.Youth teams: 10-year-olds Ngunguru

5 vs Northern Wairoa 3, 12-year-olds Northern Wairoa 0 vs Marist 8, 15-year-olds Northern Wairoa 4 vs Tikipunga 12.

Senior team: Northern Wairoa mens 4 vs Kamo 1.

GolfNorthern Wairoa Golf Results –

Wednesday April 13.36 Hole Nancy MacCormick

Foursomes: Overall Winners: Diane Jensen & Joy Wedgwood 145.

2nd 18 Holes Nancy MacCormick Foursomes: Diane Jensen & Joy Wedgwood 69.5. Annette Randall & Joy Bird 73.5. Dale Schick & Lorraine Guy 74. Liz Hamilton & Peg Coles 75.5 c/b.

9 Hole Nett: Elaine Barfoote 35.

Saturday April 15.Robert Nathan 65 Nett. Ray McEvoy

71. Billy Sherman 71. Keith Allen 71. Ralph Tittleton 71.

Sunday April 16Neil Smith 41 Stbfd. Bob Franklin 40.

Viv Webb 39.Twos: Tahu Kena, Lesley Cunliffe,

Neil Smith.Par 3 Tournament – Sunday 23rdBar Roster – Saturday – Peter Fowlie.

Sunday – Piki Walters. Monday – Stefan Neuenschwander.

Lawn BowlsThe Arapohue Bowling Club held the

annual Ken Bradley Memorial Triples last weekend with 42 teams entered.

Main winners: K Fitness, S Foy, K Gainfort. R/up: D Eades, K Robinson, B Hagger. Third Equal: R Gibson, M Webb, T Chapman & J Jamieson, G Whitham, G Lyddiard.

Flight Winners: I Bowick, D Brewster, S Nelson. R/up: T Jelicich’s Team.

Plate Winners: A Wishnowski, D

Double, S Kent. R/up: K West, M Stott, M Liddell.

Arapohue Bowling Club thanks both Dargaville and Ruawai Bowling Club for the use of their facilities and greens and also acknowledges the sponsors M Adams, M & V Webb, Northern Wairoa Hotel, Lion Nathan and the Arapohue Bowling Club.

Dargaville Bowling Club.Sunday, April 17. Husband-Wife,

Mixed pairs, sponsored by Patron and Patroness Len and Anne Radonich.

This day was once reserved for husbands and wives, but as we get a bit older the format has been amended to suit the present day situation.

Eight duos enjoyed a day of mixed weather, with some heavy rain and some quite warm sunshine.

Results: 1st Allan McKinnon & Sally Hobson. 2nd Max Jones & Adrienne Graham. 3rd Allan & Totty Rakich. 4th Mal Joynt & Viv Biddles.

Thanks to Anne and Len for their continuing support of this event.


Kaipara Lifestyler ClassifiedsPhone 09 439 6933

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CAN’T BEAT THE WEST COAST MEATQuality is our priority

Bookings contact:Regan 021 294 4409 orE: [email protected]

Professional,friendly, locally

operated serviceOur Services:

Slaughtering | Processing | Packing | Labelled | Guaranteed return of all meat

PAXCOMComputer RepairsPAXCOMPAXCOMPAXCOMPAXCOM• Virus Removal• Speed-Ups • Email• Internet • Upgrades

Grant Clapham09 942 8747027 419 2612

Servicing North Shore - Rodney - KaiparaOver 30 years experience

LAWN MOWING | WEED EATING & SPRAYING

HEDGES | CHAINSAWING | FIREWOOD

PRUNING | GARDENING | SCRUB CUTTING

RUBBISH REMOVAL | WATER BLASTING

PAINTING | FENCING SERVICES

Phone Gavin for all your property maintenance needs on

09 972 8878 or 021 926 362

Tu Christey Massage TherapistTu Christey Massage TherapistTu Christey Massage TherapistTu Christey Massage TherapistDiploma in Massage, MNZDiploma in Massage, MNZ

Cert. in Thai Traditional Massage (Wat Pho)Cert. in Thai Traditional Massage (Wat Pho)“Get rid of your aches & pains, maintain your well being”“Get rid of your aches & pains, maintain your well being”

Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Sports, Pregnancy,Therapeutic, Deep Tissue, Sports, Pregnancy,Relaxation, Myofascial Release, Lymphatic DrainageRelaxation, Myofascial Release, Lymphatic Drainage

Phone: (09) 439 6518Phone: (09) 439 6518Mobile: 021 116 9425Mobile: 021 116 9425

Email: [email protected]: tuthemt@gmail.comwww.handyhandsmassage.co.nzwww.handyhandsmassage.co.nz

Call Brendon or Craig to arrange on (09) 431 2123O N FA R M S E R V I C I N G

at branches:1916 SH1, Kaiwaka or22 Whittaker Rd, Warkworth (09) 425 8535

Kaipara Service Directory

For Sale2001 NISSAN Maxima, V6 auto, good tyres, good condition, looked after. $2,500 ono. Phone 021 203 2953.

2007 MAZDA double cab ute canopy in excellent condition. Phone 027 288 3603.

BLONDE OAK dressing table with mirror, wool blankets, bedspreads, small arm chair, size 14 women’s clothes, paintings and board games. Any reasonable offer accepted. Phone 09 439 4995.

BRAKE DISC pads for car and light commercials. Inder’s Auto One Dargaville 09 439 8219.

FIREWOOD GUM hot mix $80 per cubic metre. Delivered Kaipara area. Phone 09 439 0403.

FIREWOOD TOPSOIL and Mulch Chip. Firewood from $45.00 per metre, Topsoil $40.00 per metre and Mulch Chip $15.00 per metre. Phone Adrian 020 4091 8732, Doug 020 4088 7689 or Tamati 021 4104 0964.

KING SINGLE bed with rimu headboard $80. Double bed & base $50. Single bed sheepskin underlay $40. 2 x Phillips DVD players $25ea. Large corner computer desk and filing cabinet $50. Wooden frame lounge suite $75. George Forman Juicer $60. All items in good condition. For more info ph Pat 027 439 3009.

PURCHASE AN oil & air filter combo and receive 15% discount. Inder’s Auto One Dargaville 09 439 8219.

Accommodation WantedONE OR Two bedroom unit or flat wanted for clean and tidy tenant in Dargaville area. Phone 020 4107 4021.

URGENTLY REQUIRED a house for 1 adult, 2 children. Clean and responsible tenants. Refs and bond available. Phone Victoria 021 0886 1433.

Tree ServicesCOAST TO Coast Treeworks. All aspects of treework, professional qualified arborist, free quotes. Ph Victor 021 050 2665.

TREE REMOVAL, pruning, chipping & stump grinding. Qualified & Insured. Ph Scott 0800 468 9663 Arborcare Tree Maintenance.

FencingFENCING, POST and batten, post and rail, retaining, yards and stock handling. Phone Chris for free advice 027 472 4824.

Nurseries & PlantsGOT2GO PLANTS: Corokia $6, Rosemary $5, Bottlebrush $1 - $6, Portwine Magnolia $6, Pohutukawa Maori Princess $6 - $8, Vibrance $8, Spring Fire $8, Cordylines $1 - $8, Nikau $3 - $6, Psudopanaes $1 - $8, Griselina $3 - $6, Pittosporum $3 - $6, Kowhai $3 - $6, Flaxes (10 types) $1 - $6, Coloured Manuka $6, Grasses $1, Coprosma $4 - $6, Puka $6 - $15. Friday to Sunday 9am - 4pm or Phone 09 439 5556, 55 West Coast Road, Te Kopuru.

NATIVE PLANTS available from Babylon Coast Gardens. Specimen trees, ornamentals, hedging, windbreaks, shrubs, groundcovers. Riparian, effluent pond and revegetation plants available for Autumn planting. Nursery is open on Saturday’s 10am to 4pm and at other times by prior arrangement. Discounts for bulk purchases, delivery service available. Situated at 1246 Babylon Coast Rd Dargaville. Ph 09 439 4223 or email [email protected]

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

Septic Tank ServicesCLEANING SEPTIC Tanks. For fast reliable service. Priced from $350. Wellsford to Ruawai. Contact Macjimray 09 423 7014 or visit www.macjimray.co.nz. Code Compliant.

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

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

EntertainmentBIRTHDAY PARTY: Magic Show, special balloons, suitable for adults or children. Ask now. Phone Colin Schwamm 09 439 8596.

Birth NoticesSTUVE, ALICE Ngahuia, born 24 March 2016 at Te Maire. A beautiful daughter for Ryan and Paula and a darling sister for Tui. Many thanks to the midwives Anne and Leanne.

Boarder WantedBOARD OFFERED with 40 year old male. $150 plus food. Power, phone and internet included. Call Ian 021 211 7100.

Work Wanted

DENISE CLARKToenail & Fingernail

Cutting Service

Phone 09 439 6068

WAYNE & ANNETTE

Ph 09 439 2020Dry Aged Beef Specialists

Traditional Manuka wood smoked Bacon & Ham

TOKATOKA

SHEARING GANG

Phone Paul Or Rex 09 439 0150 or 021 871 516

Available for contract shearing.

Open shearing or crutching. Will travel

most places. Competitive rates.

FORESTRY

Ph: 09 439 4362

We have three positions available in our Dargaville based logging crew:• Tree Faller (must hold level 4)

• Experienced Excavator Operator (Loading & Fleeting)

• Skiddie (experience preferred but not necessary)

Situations Vacant

TRACTOR DRIVER GENERAL HAND.Te Roroa Farm Development Company Beef Units 1,400ha farm located on the west coast app 50km north of Dargaville Northland.

Farming Angus cows growing all progeny and topping up with Friesian bulls and cross bred steers as trading cattle.

We are looking for a tractor driver / general hand to join our team. The skills you will bring, will include but not limited to:

• Tractor driving

• Fencing conventional and electrics

• Weed control spraying

• General farm R&M

• Some stock work when needed

• Certificates in tractor safety, Quad safety and approved handler agri chems will be an advantage

You must have a willingness to comply with H&S rules and regulations.

Please apply in writing with CV and References to [email protected]

Applications close 7th May 2016.

Do you have experience and/or a passion to work with our elderly citizens?Are you able to work away from home for up to two weeks at a time?We have positions for live-in care to start immediately throughout Northland.You will need to have a full drivers license and a reliable vehicle.Send your CV to [email protected] or call Gareth on 0275-184376

Tender Loving Care In your own home

Hay For SaleJANUARY 2016 1st cut meadow hay - from pasture of mixed grasses including Clover & Rye. Off small block, well managed farm. $11 per Bale. Phone John 027 525 8189.

Garage SaleCLOSED DOWN Sale! Shanty Oasis, Norton Street Te Kopuru, $2 bag for clothes/books, Everything heavily reduced! Every must go! Saturday April 23rd at 9am.SATURDAY 23RD April 9am start, 764 Baylys Coast Road Dargaville. Clothes, Homeware etc.

BusinessALL GLASS and Glazing - available 24/7. Splashbacks Mirrors - Tabletops. Ph: 027 275 0918 or 439 6458 Kevin Sowter or email: [email protected] and Door Services Ltd.

SecuritySECURE YOUR Home - security doors, grills, locks, bolts, stays and latches - supplied and installed. Ph: 027 275 0918 or 439 6458 - Kevin Sowter or email: [email protected] Window and Door Services Ltd.


Kaipara Lifestyler ClassifiedsPhone 09 439 6933

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Listen to Big River FM24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK

09 439 [email protected] 98.6FM & RUAWAI 88.2FM

BIG RIVER FMBIG RIVER FM

Community Flavour and VarietyHelping the community in so many ways

Peter

Acknowledgements

Dave, Wendy, Richard, Micheal and family wish to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their kind expressions of sympathy in the sad loss of a dearly

loved wife, mother, mother in law, nana and great nana.

Thank you for all the baking, donations, phone calls, cards, flowers, visits and to those who attended

Pat’s funeral.

A special thank you to all the doctors and nurses at the Dargaville Hospital and Kaipara Hospice for all their

kindness, care & support during Pat’s illness.

Also to Reverend Pat Boon for the lovely funeral service, Jessica and staff at Hart Funerals for their support

and kindness.

As many addresses are unknown please accept this acknowledgement as a token of our

heartfelt appreciation.

HARRISON - Patricia Ngaire (Pat)

Property MaintenanceAAA+ ALL Class Glass requirements. See the Glass Dr to fix your pane. Competitive Quotes - Clean Cut Rates. $50 fitting fee + materials or $40 for Gold Card Holders when you mention this ad. Phone the Glass Dr - Ray on 027 477 3751.

ATS PROPERTY Maintenance & Repair. Fences & Repairs • Kitchen/Bathroom Fitouts • Waterblasting • Flooring Repairs • Decks • Windows & Latches • Plus much more. No job too small. Phone 09 439 8628.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING. The time has come the walrus said, to speak of colder days, whilst he sat nice and snug watching his fire blaze. He’d had it cleaned, repaired and safety checked too. So if you want your fire the same you know what to do. Ring me now, John 09 439 5289. Mob 022 642 1376.

LAWN MOWING, Weed Eating, Spraying, Hedges, Chainsawing, Pruning, Gardening, Rubbish Removal, Water Blasting, Painting and Fencing Services. Phone Gavin for all your property maintenance needs on 09 972 8878 or 021 926 362.

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

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

WINDOW & Door repairs - seals, latches, stays, wheels, hinges, locks, glass & glazing. Ph: 027 275 0918 or 439 6458 - Kevin Sowter or email: [email protected] - Window and Door Services Ltd.

Dargaville Bobcat Services

Phone or Txt Paul027 271 2022

Any job big or small.We do them ALL

• Stump & Tree Stump & Tree Removal

• Driveway Prep & Regrading

• Post Hole Borer

•• Calf Shed & Calf Shed & Stockyard Cleaning

• Tip Truck Available• Trencher

Public NoticesACOUSTIC MUSIC Blackboard Concert — First Thursday of the month — 7.00–9.30pm, Commercial Hotel, River Rd, Dargaville. $2 entry, $2 raffle. Performers and audience welcome. Phone Allan 09 439 6933 or 021 439 697.

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

GOLDEN LION Restaurant under new management. Open for business from Tuesday 12 April. Welcome new and old customers - James. Phone 09 439 8940.

NORTHERN WAIROA Hire Dargaville open 7 days. We have all the tools to make your project a success. 31 Gladstone Street, Dargaville. Phone 09 439 6166.

PET DOORS - cat doors, dog doors for glass or timber - supplied and installed. Ph: 027 275 0918 or 439 6458, Kevin Sowter or email: [email protected] and Door Services Ltd.

SNUGGLEPUSS CATTERY, Cat Motel, reasonable rates, inspection welcome at 293 Waihue Road, Dargaville. Phone Lorraine 09 439 7206.

TINOPAI RURAL Vounteer Fireforce AGM 7pm Monday 16 May at Tinopai Community Hall.

Public Notices

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURESTOPBANK ROAD, RUAWAI BOAT MARINA

Where It’s Easy to Live

The Kaipara District Council hereby gives notice that this road will be temporarily closed for floodgate replacement and stop-bank reinstatement.

Possible dates: Subject to weather and suitable tides, the road will be closed for a 12 day period between 29 April and 29 May.

Further information, if required, relating to this temporary road closure can be obtained from the Customer Service Team, Kaipara District Council.

BADMINTONSeniors (14yrs +)

Starts Monday 18th April

7.30pm $2/night

Dargaville Town Hall (rear entrance)

Some racquets available

ALL WELCOME

Enquiries 021 439 157

QUIZ NIGHTMamaranui Bowling Club - Friday 20 May

Meals available from 6pm

Get a team together for a fun night out

HEAVY PERIODS?Are your periods restricting your life or leaving you feeling washed out?

Did you know that there are options for treatment other than pills or a hysterectomy?

There are treatments available that require no anaesthetic or only a minor hospital, procedure that usually dramatically improve periods without the risks and complications of major surgery.

Riverside Women’s Healthcare is a full time private gynaecology clinic run by women for women with these types of problems. Dr. Rachel Moss is a specialist gynaecologist who can discuss with you whether these options would be suitable for you so you can decide if you want to get your life back. If a hysterectomy is require there are new techniques that make it safer and less painful.

Now based at c/o Vigour Clinic10 Islington St, Kensington

Whangarei 0112 | 09 459 1739

A GP referral is preferred but not essential.Look for ‘Riverside Women’s Healthcare’ in

www.healthpoint.co.nz

Are you interested in helping people improve their lives?

Kaipara Budgeting Service is looking for volunteer Budget Advisers to help take

this community-based free service to the next stage of its educational programme.

If you have an hour or two to spare we would love to hear from you.

For more information call into our office at 80 Normanby Street, Dargaville or

phone 946 5440 (local call)

HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE

GARY JOHN CAMERON as trustee for the G.J + E.J CAMERON FAMILY TRUST of Mangawhai, has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Dargaville for the renewal of an off-licence in respect of premises situated at 60 Brook Lane, Kingsview Estate, Mangawhai.

The general nature of the business conducted under the licence is Vineyard & Winery. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is to be sold under the licence are;

– Monday to Sunday inclusive, 10am to 5.30pm

The application may be inspected during the ordinary office hours at the office of the Kaipara District Council Offices Unit 13, The Hub, 6 Molesworth Drive, Mangawhai or 42 Hokianga Road Dargaville.

Any person who is entitled to and 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 Kaipara District Council, Private Bag 1001, Dargaville 0340.

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.

Public notice(Section 101, Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012)

Bereavements

Reynard – Smith, Sheryl12.8.1983 – 1.3.2016

We wish to sincerely thank everyone for the enormous support, help and love shown to us at this most difficult time

with the huge loss of our daughter and sister, Sheryl.

Forever in our hearts. Go free my sweet, till we meet again. Lots of hugs and kisses.

Much love from John, Sue, Ryan and Scott Reynard.

BELLAMY; Kathleen June (nee Alves)

Loved elder daughter of the late Charles and Janet Ivy, and beloved sister and sister-in-law of Elsie and Tubby Rikys and families and the late Norman Alves.

BELLAMY; Kathleen June (nee Alves)On the 14th April 2016. Beloved wife of the late Jack. Dearly beloved mum, mother- in- law, Nana, and great Nana of Vivienne, Pera, Ariana; Noelene, David, Rachel, Kelvin, Cynamon; John, Jan, Danielle, Cain, Cory, Sophie; Michael, Susan, Christopher, Marsha, Blake, Ryan, Lucas, Grant, Jason, Richard, Lauren; David, Susie, Cameron, Kyla, Jack; Jeanette, Snow, June, Kahn, Kari, James, Rian; Denise, Paul, Safiya, Lianna; Peter, Karyn, Sarri, Harper, Jessica, Brydee, Kaitlyn, Benjamin. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to North Haven Hospice.

All communications to ‘The Bellamy Family”, c/- PO Box 5116, Whangarei 0140

Public Notices

FREE BRIDGE

LESSONSMonday 2nd

May 7pmThe Kiosk, Logan St

(Memorial Park)

Come and join the friendliest Bridge

Club and learn how to play bridge!

For more information contact Neil Hearn

09 439 0520 or [email protected]

DRIVE PHONE FREE!

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Dargaville Realty LtdLicensed Agent

REAA 2008

09 439 7295 09 431 1016

63 AWAKINO RD, DARGAVILLE $309,000

FABULOUS FAMILY HOME

RACHAEL DE VRIES Mob 021 943 900WEB ID RJS3678

• 3 bedrooms• 1 bathroom• Open plan living

• Single garage & carport• Large 1801 sqm section• Large rumpus room

Fully fenced front yard, insert fireplace, insulation under floor and ceiling will keep you toastie and warm.

25 MURDOCH STREET $243,000

Circa 1910 and still going...for a new family. This traditional cottage. 3 bedrooms, updated kitchen & bathroom, insulated. 1012m2 section, fully fenced and dog proof. Features include high stud, wood burner, single garage with storage, plus a 9x7mtr shed with power.

CHARACTER COTTAGE WITH PICKET FENCE

MICHELLE TOMLINSON Mob 027 339 5937WEB ID RJS3658

35 COBHAM AVE, DARGAVILLE $195,000

Well-presented 3 bedroom home features open plan living with a North facing deck off the lounge, exposed rafters throughout & is located in a popular quiet cul-de-sac that backs onto bush. Also has a carport with a hobby/art room plus storage & the section with fruit trees has little lawn to mow!

I´LL BE GONE IN A FLASH

CRAIG CLEMENT Mob 021461668WEB ID RJS3682

MAHUTA RD, DARGAVILLE POA

8.3870 hectares. Well subdivided, good water supply, modern kitchen, Kent fireplace, 3 bedrooms, double garage & huge implement shed within walking distance to the beach. Perfect lifestyle size or for a family looking to raise a few animals. 17 minutes from town on the school bus route.

PERFECT LIFESTYLE

SELMA PETERS 021 828 402WEB ID RJRU3680

52 LOGAN ST, DARGAVILLE $240,000

PRISTINE PRESENTATION

RACHAEL DE VRIES Mob 021 943 900WEB ID RJS3681

• 3 bedrooms• 1 bathroom• Open plan living

• Private courtyard with conservatory

• Garage & workshopNorth facing with underfloor & ceiling insulation & heat pump. Easy care garden with fruit trees, vege gardens & plastic house.

3637 POUTO RD $370,000

Immaculately presented 2006 build with spacious living area & open plan dining. Three good size bedrooms with an additional studio attached. Excellent sheds & three bay implement shed with a storage container. Multi faceted property with stunning views of the Kaipara Harbour.

LIFESTYLE WITH VIEWS..RJS3573

MICHELLE TOMLINSON Mob 027 339 5937WEB ID RJS3573

70 HOSPITAL RD, TE KOPURU $197,000

This house is on approx. 5492m2 of flat land and features 3 double bedrooms, open plan living, freestanding fireplace, a modern bathroom plus there is a small patio off the lounge to sit back and take in the scenery. Also has a large open double garage with a workshop area.

OWN THIS HOME

CRAIG CLEMENT Mob 021461668WEB ID RJS3673

82 FREYBERG RD, RUAWAI $169,000

Sunny 3 Bedroom home with large attached garage, flat section and established garden with mature trees. A little TLC and you will have a great investment. Handy to shops, boat ramp and schools.

NEST OR INVEST

JILL WILSON Mob 021 505 712WEB ID MRE1838

1062 SH 12, MAUNGATUROTO $239,000

Seize the opportunity and secure this well presented original 60´s weatherboard home. Set on a flat section with country view from the large north-facing back yard. Raised gardens and fruit trees planted. Open fireplace, fully insulated, new curtains, very homely. Call Rhoda to view! MRE1844

FAMILY HOME CLOSE TO TOWN

RHODA MORRISON 09 431 6912 or 0274 800 691

11 TE PAHI RIVER DRIVE, PAPAROA $725,000

You will find value for money here! Well-presented, easy contour, modern 239 m2 home with generous living areas, heritage barn with sleepout, hayshed, various smaller outbuildings. Huge spring fed dam, 10 paddocks, cattle yards, orchard, tidal water access. Call Rhoda to view! MRE1842

IMMACULATE 6.6 HA LIFESTYLE

RHODA MORRISON 09 431 6912 or 0274 800 691

414 GORGE RD, MAUNGATUROTO $310,000

After over 30 years the current owner is calling it a day. 3 bedroom 1940´s home now requires a new resident to love it´s charm. Beautiful timber panelling in the lounge/dining area, nice wide hall way. Double garage. Section 2310m2 approx. Great rural views. Located approx. 5 mins drive from Maungaturoto.

HANDY TO MAUNGATUROTO

SHEILA BOON Mob 027 498 5651WEB ID MRE1853

LINTON ROAD, WHAKAPIRAU $2,950,000+GST (if any)

It is not often you have the opportunity to own your own beaches & farm. 400 acres of rolling hills with the potential to subdivide, several dams, lovely bush, water views from every spot, 3 bedroom home & 2 beaches one that has been a family camping ground for years. Buy this, create memories & have a bright future.

BEACHES + FARM = OPPORTUNITY

GARY MORRIS 021 902 087WEB ID MRU1831

Deadline SaleGum Diggers CaféA unique opportunity exists for those in the cafe or catering business, wanting a change of lifestyle. The Gumdiggers Café is located directly opposite The Kauri Museum, one of Northland’s premiere tourism destinations. A large proportion of the business is dedicated to serving visiting coaches and travelers and there is generous seating both inside and out. With an increasing number of events hosted at the Museum, requiring in-house catering, there is opportunity for development. Price includes fixtures and chattels. Does not include building or land. Three bedroom house available next door for accommodation. For further information please ring Kelvin.

Kelvin Windsor 027 570 4600 [email protected]

rwdargaville.co.nz/1448799 09 439 7575Jean Johnson Realty Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)

Ray White Dargaville

Final

Notice

Deadline Sale offers over $90,00026th April 2016 at 5pm

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