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your local event guide & directory 13 – 26 September 2018

SUNDAY 16 SEPTEMBER

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big spring chop

daffodil day A bevy of volunteers co-ordinated by Margaret James have ensured another successful Daffodil Day street appeal in Arrowtown, raising just on $7000 for the Cancer Society, about $500 more than last year. The money will be used locally to help with things like travel for people dealing with cancer. Margaret would like to thank all the individuals and businesses who helped make the appeal a success.

The Arrowtown Choppers, the group of locals that spends Thursday evenings over summer dealing to the wilding trees up towards Sawpit Gully, need your help! Every pair of hands will make a difference at the Big Spring Chop this Sunday 16 September as volunteers head up the hill with loppers and saws to try to halt the spread of invasive conifers. It’s going to be a family affair, with an area (yellow on the map) that’s perfect for younger kids to pull up seedlings and chop small trees, and another area (orange) with more challenging slopes for adults and older children. As a thank-you to volunteers for their hard work, Wilding & Co. will produce a special blend of Sawpit Wilding essential oil. Big Spring Choppers just need to bring down a backpack of needle-rich douglas fir or larch branch and place it in the trailer by the Bush Creek entrance to Sawpit Gully. All registered choppers will get a 'Christmas tree in a bottle' ready to scent the home for the holiday season. The group will meet at 10 am at the Chinese Village, where there will also be a barbecue. You’re asked to bring tools if you have them, appropriate clothing and footwear, and extra food and drink. Remember that weather conditions can change rapidly. For more information email arrowtownchoppers@ gmail.com or join the @arrowtownchoppers group on Facebook.

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arrowtown village association news enjoy arrowtown’s trails

The Arrowtown Village Association is excited to be part of the Access Advisory Group, which manages the walking tracks behind Arrowtown. We recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the tracks in the Mahu Whenua Open Space Covenant area, a huge area protected in perpetuity by the generosity of the leaseholder Soho Property Ltd. The Access Advisory Group will work with the leaseholder to formalise existing tracks and develop new ones. The AVA’s role within the group is as a conduit to and from the community, and we invite your feedback on the trails. We may also make requests for volunteer work on minor trail maintenance as required. So, head out there and enjoy the trails and let us know your thoughts or concerns. want to talk to council?

For any QLDC matters – repair requests, information enquiries, submission process questions or you just want to express your thanks – the most efficient method is to make a request for service via services@qldc.govt.nz. Alternatively go to qldc. govt.nz, click on Fix It (RFS) and fill in the online form. If it’s urgent, for example noise complaints or roaming dogs, phone 03 441 0499 (24 hours). The friendly team at QLDC will respond quickly and point you in the right direction. Let us know at the AVA if you have any issues with this process. web arrowtownvillage.nz email chairperson@arrowtownvillage.nz FB @arrowtownvillage 4


long lunch returns The Arrowtown Promotion and Business Association has announced local eateries will once again set up shop on Buckingham Street for the Arrowtown Long Lunch on Friday 7 December 2018. After deciding last year to step back from the event he founded in 2011, Malcolm Blakey of QT Event Management donated the Long Lunch to the APBA, an offer that was willingly accepted. The APBA acknowledges the work of QT Event Management in running the lunch successfully for seven years. ‘The Long Lunch has become a pivotal event in our calendar year showcasing local produce in the beautiful setting of Arrowtown’s main street,’ says chairman Scott Julian. Multi Events Limited now manages the Long Lunch, which is sponsored by Chard Farm Winery and Cargo Brewery. The APBA says it will donate proceeds to a community cause, such as a local environmental project. Ticket sales open on 1 October 2018 at arrowtownlonglunch.co.nz.

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real estate flatmate Spacious double bedroom available in Arrowtown. Looking for a couple to move in ASAP. $350/week plus bills, firewood provided, text Elliot: 027 775 5182 to let New big apartment. With magnificent views, fully furnished, includes linen and towels, with balcony, near Arrowtown. Ph: 027 531 4979 Beautiful cottage with fire place, very nice, fully furnished, magnificent view, near Arrowtown. Ph:027 531 4979

situations vacant Arrow Thai Food has full and part time FRONT OF HOUSE positions available. Experience an advantage and willingness to commit to work for 3 months minimum preferred. Please call in with your CV or email jch@orcon.net.nz La Rumbla requires a RESTAURANT MANAGER This is an exciting position within our company People Like Us Ltd for a Restaurant Manager for LA Rumbla in Arrowtown. This popular spot rarely has positions like this available. The successful applicant will have • A passion and love for hospitality • The ability to think outside the square • Love being busy and self motivated • A great palate • Enjoy working within world class systems • The motivation to reach performance incentives along with great rates of pay • Clear communication skills • Be confident reporting to your team 6

as well as the Directors. This is a full time position and is made up of work on the restaurant floor as well as administration time. Your own transport to Arrowtown and a commitment for 1-2 years is essential. This position offers the chance to be involved in a growing company with clear paths to success in both hospitality and business. Email a CV and a brief cover letter outlining why you are passionate about the Hospitality Industry and why you think you are suited to the role to pj@peoplelikeus.co.nz La Rumbla requires a EXPERIENCED WAITPERSON 25+ hours per week This position requires the successful candidate to LOVE Hospitality. La Rumbla is an upbeat shared plate restaurant in Arrowtown that offers a great working atmosphere, competitive pay, performance incentives and a fun and enjoyable dining crowd. Good knowledge of food and beverage is essential. A great attitude, a smiling face and a willingness to get involved are all key with a minimum of 6 months commitment. This position is for an immediate start Email your CV to pj@peoplelikeus.co.nz La Rumbla requires a EXPERIENCED BARTENDER This position would suit a person wishing to develop their skills within the busy bar at La Rumbla Restaurant. Completive rates of pay as well as a clear performance incentives are in place. The successful applicant will have • A great knowledge of classic cocktails along with a passion for creating new and interesting drinks/twists • An understanding of wines, beers and spirits in general • Great organisation and communicational skills • Confidence in learning new skills/systems • A team player • An absolute love for the Hospitality Industry This position requires the applicant to have transport to Arrowtown and be committed for 1 year. Please email Cover Letter telling us briefly about your best bar tending experience and CV to pj@peoplelikeus.co.nz


museum turns seventy Celebrations of our local treasure house’s 70th birthday next month have already begun – for the kids at least – with a colouring competition. Lakes District Museum special projects manager Jane Peasey says the museum was established in 1948 in the old billiard room of the Ballarat Hotel. ‘In the late 1940s the population of Arrowtown was declining rapidly (it was under 200 at one stage!) and there was a concern that the stories, documents and artefacts that shaped our area would be lost forever if something wasn’t done quickly,’ says Jane. In 1955, when it became apparent that the premises too small, the BNZ donated its 1875 bank building, and that’s where the museum has been ever since. It is now recognised as one of the best small museums in New Zealand. ‘We welcome almost 50,000 visitors a year including 4500 school children from all over the country,’ says Jane. ‘We house over 20,000 photographs as well as thousands of documents and artefacts. There are always lots of projects going on behind the scenes at the museum!’ COMPETITION Help celebrate The Lake District Museum's 70th birthday with our colouring competition!

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The museum will host its own birthday party on Friday 12 October with a free open day and lots of activities. In the meantime you can download the colouring competition at museumqueenstown. com or pop in and pick one up. Entries close 10 October.

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get ready for the spring show With the Arrowtown Spring Show, a community event dating back nearly 100 years, at the Athenaeum Hall on Friday 28 September (1 pm to 5 pm), it’s time to start coddling your flowers, finishing off your handcrafts and working on your baking. The organising committee have released this year’s schedule, which includes sections for a number of classes of daffodils and other cut flowers, floral art, crafts from crochet to pottery, as well as baking and photography. A children’s section provides for entries produced both at home and at school or preschool. There will be a bridal fashion show and clothing sale in aid of CanShop, along with displays of children's artwork and stalls selling plants. And whatever you do, make sure you sit down for one of the famous Spring Show cream teas!

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Donations of cakes, sweets, preserves, plants, flowers, etc, would be appreciated for the bring-and-buy table. Organisers are also looking for volunteers to help out on the morning of the show between 9 am and noon (no experience required!). You can find more information and full details of the schedule at arrowtownspringshow.com. To ask further questions or to volunteer please ring Wendy Clarke on 0272 458 750.


upcoming events

september – november

september

12, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22

Away by Michael Gow

Athenaeum Hall 7.30 pm

Wakatipu Reforestation Trust

Feehly Hill, Arrowtown 9 am

Remarkable Theatre presents

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Feehly Hill Planting Day

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Big Spring Chop

17–20

Arrowtown Choppers

Arrowtown School Year 3 and 4 students present

eventfinda.co.nz

more info @wrtqt.org.nz on FB

Chinese Village 10 am

more info @arrowtownchoppers on FB

Arrowtown School Hall 7 pm

The Lion King KIDS

Adults $15, Child $5 Tickets available at school office or website

Wakatipu Reforestation Trust

Whitechapel, Arrow Junction 9 am

Arrowtown

Athenaeum Hall 1–5 pm

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Whitechapel Planting Day

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Spring Flower Show

more info @wrtqt.org.nz on FB

arrowtownspringshow.com

october The Lakes District Museum's

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Lakes District Museum

70th Birthday

www.museumqueenstown.com

Arts on Tour NZ presents

Athenaeum Hall

Arts on Tour NZ presents

Athenaeum Hall

Adam McGrath & the Roaring Days

www.aotnz.co.nz

november

6

Seven Deadly Stunts

17

Queenstown International Marathon

Air New Zealand

www.aotnz.co.nz

Start at Millbrook 8.20 am

www.queenstown-marathon.co.nz

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your flop-free recipe

yummy egg muffin cups

6 eggs salt and freshly ground black pepper handful baby spinach leaves, chopped 2 tomatoes, diced 1 onion, finely diced red capsicum, chopped 1 carrot, grated 4 mushrooms, chopped 100 g feta cheese, crumbled fresh or dried herbs of choice

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lentils which went in to this lot. Pour the egg mixture on top of each leaving 1 to 2 cm from the top so the eggs can rise. Bake for 20 minutes, or until a knife comes out clean when tested. Remove from oven and using a non scratch spatula remove the egg cups. Preheat oven to 180/200°C. Keep in an airtight container in Grease a nonstick muffin tin. Whisk eggs in a bowl, season with the fridge or put in individual containers to grab on the go. salt and pepper and any other These will last a week in the seasonings that you like. Place 3 fridge. or 4 ingredients from the above list into each tin. I like to mix mine A couple of these are great as a quick meal with a nutrient dense up a bit – I had some leftover salad added. Makes 6 smoked salmon and even some 10


#theloopsnaps Yesterday the boy picked some flowers for me @ the fire engine park. Spring is coming

Father and son hike up New Chum Gully

Box of fudge from The Remarkable Sweet Shop

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business directory accountants Mike Wallace–Management Services (Qt) Ltd www.mgtservicesqt.co.nz 22 Advance Terrace 03 409 8374 bars/cafés/resturants Arrowtown Bakery 1 Ballarat Arcade Buckingham St 03 442 1587 Bonjour 25 Ramshaw St 03 409 8946 The Fork & Tap 51 Buckingham St 03 442 1860 Unwind 4/14 Buckingham St 03 442 0227 bikes Arrow Bikes 4/9 Bush Creek Rd 03 409 8140 child care ABC Arrowtown Montessori 16 Wiltshire St 03 442 0032 Arrowtown Preschool Cotter Ave & Durham St 03 442 1416 hairdressers D’OR Hair Stylists Royal Oak Complex, Shop 14 Arrow Lane 03 442 1890 health & beauty ArrowPilates 22b Daveys Place 027 450 5695 Back on Track Physiotherapy 50 Buckingham St, Upstairs, Royal Oak Court 03 442 6616 Oddfellows Beauty Therapy & Massage 57 Buckingham St 03 442 0020 Unichem Arrowtown Pharmacy 20 Buckingham St 03 442 0975 Queenstown Physiotherapy Arrowtown Medical Centre 03 441 0580 mechanic Arrowtown Garage 28 Wiltshire St 03 442 0807 12

plumbers Bob Dennison Plumbing Limited PO Box 191, Arrowtown 027 442 1051 retail Off the Wall Gallery 18 Buckingham St 03 442 0890 The Jade & Opal Factory 30 Buckingham St 03 442 1654 The Stitching Post 25 Buckingham St 03 442 0448 real estate Ray White 14 Buckingham St 03 442 1616 taxis Green Cabs Arrowtown 0800 464 7336

community services in an emergency phone........................... 111 Arrowtown School 9 Chalmers Place 03 442 1854 Arrowtown Surgery/Doctors Berkshire St 03 442 1215 Community Policing Centre 57 Buckingham St 03 442 1274 Fire Brigade http://www.facebook.com/Arrowtownfire 2 Hertford St 03 442 1740 Justice of the Peace Amber Hollis 027 560 0783 Richard Newman 0274 970 138 Russell Heckler 03 442 0204 Tracey MacLaren 03 442 1347 Library 58 Buckingham St 03 442 1607 Museum/Gallery/Information Centre 49 Buckingham St 03 442 1824 Plunket 20 Cardigan St 0800 933 922 Post Office 52 Buckingham St 03 442 1885 Wasp Man free wasp nest extermination Russell Heckler 03 442 0204


local club notices Arrow Line Dance Club 021 0284 0681 Beginner–intermediate levels. Weds 12.30– 2.30 pm $5 at the Pavilion at Lake Hayes. Arrowtown Bowling Club 03 442 1905 Club Day Thursday mornings. New members welcome - coaching available - more info Diane 03 409 8545 Arrowtown Business Women’s Group Any and all local business women are welcome to register. It is free to join but each event may have a charge to cover costs. Email Hayley Delport on arrowtownbusinesswomen@gmail.com Arrowtown Community Yoga 03 442 0515 Every Thursday 5 pm @ Arrowtown Community Rooms. Bring your own mat. All levels welcome. Arrowtown Entertainers 03 442 0132 Primarily a singing group of varying ages who love to provide heart-warming entertainment in Arrowtown. The group aims to put on a Christmas Concert in December and also concerts during the Arrowtown Autumn Festival. Contact: Alison Douglas at nigel.alison@slingshot.co.nz Arrowtown Golf Club 03 442 1719 Club days–every Weds&Sat(men) / Tue(9 holes) &Thurs(ladies). Ph the golf shop for more info. Arrowtown Library 03 442 1607 Hours: Mon–Fri 10am-5pm. Sat 10.30–12.30pm. Storytime for Toddlers Weds 10.30am–11am during School Term Time. Arrowtown Scouts Want to know more about the Arrowtown Scout group? We are catering for Boys and Girls aged 6-17years. For more info email ikawillett@gmail.com. Arrowtown Village Association Join the Arrowtown Village Association, the voice of Arrowtown. We work to protect and enhance the unique character of our town. Visit arrowtownvillage.nz to learn more.

Dorothy Browns Bookclub 03 442 1964 Meet the first Wednesday of each month at 10.30 am at the cinema. Newcomers welcome. LCF fun languages 03 442 0075 For children from 2–12 years old. Fun French lessons for preschool children & in school & after school for primary school. We do adult lessons too, in group or privately. Email nathalie@ lcfclubs.co.nz or visit www.lcfclubs.co.nz Petanque Sundays 3 pm, Library Green. All welcome! Plunket 0800 933 922 Little fingers craft/activity playgroup, Mondays 10–12pm. Gold coin donation. Remarkable Mothers group, 2nd & 4th Thurs of the month, from 11am. All welcome. For all current information/to contact, LIKE the Arrowtown Plunket Facebook page. Shotover Country Music Club 03 442 0785 Community Rooms, 3rd Sunday of each month at 1.30 pm. All welcome. Free. Contact Reg McTaggart at r.j.mctaggart@xtra.co.nz Small Seeds Parent & toddler music group St Paul’s Cottage next to St Paul’s Anglican Church. Every Thurs morning in term time, 9:30 – 10:30. Half an hour of music with instruments & a short Bible story, then coffee/chat/play time. Free/Donation. The Queenstown Embroiderers Meets every Weds at The Stitching Post Buckingham St, from 10 am onwards. We work on our projects, share ideas & enjoy good company. Anyone interested in joining us is most welcome to call in & meet us. For further information contact Denise Heckler 03 442 0204. Wakatipu Travel Club Meets 2 pm on 4th Monday in the month at St John Ambulance Rooms, 10 Douglas St. Frankton. Interesting speakers. We welcome new members. Contact: Annette 03 409 8987 FREE to place local club information, email details to thelooparrowtown@gmail.com 13


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