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Te Kai Whakarongo 16 September 2025 | Proudly locally owned and operated Issue 1175 Circulation 9800

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Sunday 28th September You’ll get The Informer one hour earlier!

CONNECTING COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COROMANDEL PENINSULA

BASKER ROAST NIGHT Every Wednesday night from 5pm Pork, lamb, chicken or beef Buffet salad and sauce bar Bookings recommended

(07) 866 2090 info@theinformer.co.nz

3A Reweti Drive (opposite Mobil) www.basker.co.nz info@basker.co.nz Phone: 07 866 0645 Hours 8.00am to late

Do you know this man? So many in New Zealand don’t know this man. He is Sir Keith Park and a two-point-three-metre bronze statue of his likeness as a pilot and airman, was unveiled at Thames Airfield on Sunday before a crowd of 600 people. Thames is Sir Keith’s hometown. This man’s life, his character and actions were the central focus of the commemorations of the Battle of Britain in the open air under very chilly skies for local people and many visiting dignitaries on Sunday, 14 September.

See centre page feature page 15-17

TRUST YOUR LOCAL EXPERTS Visit us at Totalspan Coromandel 1/46 Kopu Road, Kopu, Thames Ph: 07 869 0400 Email: coromandel@totalspan.co.nz 0800 TOTALSPAN TOTALSPAN.CO.NZ www.theinformer.co.nz

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