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HAT was once a place of happy childhood memories for Sarj Hada has crumbled into a mass of rubble and debris. The Nepalese-born Howickian and his Kiwi wife, Kerri Hada, had just visited the quake-stricken city last October and are still grappling with the disaster that struck last Saturday, claiming more than 5000 lives. While the death toll continues to
rise the newlyweds are relieved that most of Mr Hada’s close family and friends have been accounted for apart from a distant uncle who did not survive. It was a cousin from Melbourne who called with the news. “He said, ‘there’s been an earthquake – a big one.’ I didn’t really think about it much because we get earthquakes – I’ve experienced little ones as a kid,� Mr Hada told the Times. But when his cousin refused to
discuss anything else but the quake, that’s when Mr Hada knew it was serious and immediately tried to contact his family. “I couldn’t get hold of anyone. The calls went through but no one answered,â€? he says. “Then it started to sink in things were pretty bad.â€? Finally at 12am Sunday Mr Hada managed to speak briey to his mother. “She said, ‘We’re okay. The earth-
quake was massive and the house is cracked’.â€? Mr Hada’s parents and younger brother were living in a fairly new house on the outskirts of Kathmandu in a village called Jorpati when the 7.8 magnitude quake struck. They are now camping out in an open ďŹ eld and Mr Hada is anxious about the future in a country that is densely populated and not wellequipped infrastructurally. ➤ Turn to Page 2
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➤➤From page 1 “Although we’re very relieved we’re sad about what’s coming. My mum is looking to get groceries, and shops may be closed and they’ll put up prices.� He says the supply of clean running water and electricity will also worsen as there were already problems with many surviving on generators and buying water prior to the quake. The family home was originally in Kathmandu in Basantapur Durbar Square, one of the three ancient squares that have been hit hard. Mr Hada’s family had just sold it just a few months ago. “I grew up near the square and used to play there. I used to climb the elephants and the carvings.� Another famous historic site Bhaktapur, lies in ruins, and there is still no word of family and friends who live there. Although the Hadas have sent their family some money, they feel helpless being so far away. “We were a bit shaken. It’s been hazy the last few days,�
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SHAKEN: Sarj Hada, his wife, Kerri Hada, and dog, Shadow in their Howick home prior to the Nepal quake.
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tional emergency response. New Zealand Red Cross secretary general, Tony Paine, says New Zealand’s friendship with Nepal goes back a long way and that Kiwis will be standing by them through this difficult time. “Through history we have strong links with Nepal. We also we know first-hand the devastating impact of earthquakes, both in the short and long term. Once the full extent of the impact of the earthquake has been assessed we will be working to determine how we can further assist.� New Zealanders looking for missing loved ones in Nepal,
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Foreign Minister Murray McCully has announced $1 million in aid to Nepal following Saturday’s devastating earthquake. “New Zealand’s contribution will be provided to agencies that are active on the ground and have the capability
comes next will ultimately boil down to one question. “Will they move, run away, or start again?� to provide immediate assistance,� Mr McCully says.  “A number of countries, including India and China, are deploying Urban Search and Rescue or response teams. New Zealand has offered to assist, but at this stage it is clear that Nepal’s close neighbours have been able to deploy teams rapidly.  “The Ministry has made contact with more than 110 New Zealanders. Given the scale of this disaster, and the fact that communications remain intermittent, it may take time to account for all the New Zealanders in the affected area,� Mr McCully says.
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Charity donations are not rubbish By Marianne Kelly
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ONATED goods are gladly accepted by charity shops, but the mountains of unusable and unsaleable items being left outside their doors by people wanting to palm off their old rubbish is growing. South Auckland Hospice runs a chain of shops, including in Howick and Pakuranga. Its retail service manager Wendy Stanmore says the quantities of below-par quality goods which the organisation must pay to dispose of is diverting precious funds needed to help terminally-ill people. “The quantity of low quality goods dumped outside the shops after hours is a huge issue for us,� she says. “It can cost each shop up to $600 a month to dispose of, and with seven shops a lot of money is taken away from patient care.� She’s talking about mattresses with holes and stains, furniture reeking of dog odour and hairs, cockroaches, mouse and even rat droppings dropping out of musty old books; also rusting electrical appliances with dodgy cords that no longer work and chipped and cracked crockery. Ms Stanmore has worked at the Hospice central warehouse in Takanini for three years and over
that time the dumping has been a problem. “But in the last six months it has become really bad.� she says, “Since the council have proposed the inorganic collection would be every second year a lot of people don’t know what to do with their unwanted goods. “We’ve noticed a huge difference with goods dumped outside the shops after hours, especially at the weekends. A lot of people leave it at night under the cover of darkness.� Causing one of the biggest problems are the larger items of furniture and stained bed mattresses which don’t fit into the commercial waste bins. Instead volunteer staff must break the items down to make them fit in the bins. “Mattresses that can’t be broken down are a real nightmare,� Ms Stanmore says. “We can put them out for free but sometimes the quality is so bad that we have to squash them into a bin. A queen or king size is pretty near impossible.� If crockery is chipped or cracked it must go into the bin. But if it is acceptable another option is a garage sale Totara Hospice holds in Manurewa every second Saturday. But Ms Stanmore emphasises “we
NOT ACCEPTABLE: Broken umbrellas, unwearable shoes and hats are among items being left at South Auckland Hospice charity shop doors, from left, retail service manager Wendy Stanmore, Justine Bragg, warehouse team leader, and Times photo Wayne Martin volunteer Gaylene Lush.
need quality goods to sell. We can’t sell something cracked and chipped because it is a health hazard�. The Hospice warehouse operates a grading system starting with A for quality saleable items, B for the garage sale and C for the unusable. “We are very grateful for peoples’ donations,� Ms Stanmore says. “But the cost of dumping unsaleable stuff is very high.
“We also have to be health conscious with chipped and cracked crockery. And electrical items are a huge issue,� she says. “A lot are donated but unfortunately in a bad state. Toasters or electric jugs can be rusting, have dangerous cords and often don’t work. “People decide that we will accept anything, but that is not feasible anymore.�
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magnificent luxury home has sold for more than $6 million which is believed to be a record price for a residential property in Pakuranga. The Manor, in Acmena Lane, Sunnyhills, sold after a six-week tender campaign by mother-and-daughter team Anne-Marie and Victoria Koszegi of real estate company Barfoot & Thompson (Howick). The French chateau-style home was sold to a “classy� Chinese family, Anne-Marie said. She could not reveal their names, nor the names of the previous owners who have been in the area for generations. The parents of the former owners bought in Acmena Lane in 1960 when there was only a small caretaker’s cottage at the end of the lane. There were no houses in Sunnyhills and Pakuranga Road was only a dirt track. The children and their friends, the Fishers, used to gallop their ponies up Pakuranga Road to the Howick Pony Club which is now Lloyd Elsmore Park. “In the weekends we used to take picnics and ride our ponies to Bucklands or Eastern Beach for a swim,� the vendor says. “Fisher Parade was our fun area. It was a pine forest the length of the parade and we used to build huts in the forest and have our little neigh-
team: Mum and daughter Anne-Marie and Victoria Koszegi sold the property.
bourhood club there.� Completed in 2006 on 3027m of prime, level land, The Manor has views over the St Kentigern College fields to the water with the cityscape and Sky Tower as a back drop. The property boasts five en-suite bedrooms, a media room, home office, three fire places, home cin-
ema, French provincial-style kitchen and American oak floors. Most striking outside is its helipad set on the lawn between the international-size floodlit tennis court and the 20m heated lap pool. The tennis court was purposebuilt for the owners’ children who represented New Zealand in the
entertainer, singer and teller of tales. We (The Bond Street Boys) all missed and thought of you on ANZAC Day.� When one of Aotearoa’s greatest, Sir Howard Morrison died in 2009, former Howick Borough Council mayor Morrin Cooper told the Times the story of how he [Howie] stopped off in Howick when he rode a horse the length of New Zealand to raise money for Life Education. As he climbed on to his horse at the Howick Domain to continue the ride, Johnny, on banjo, and Morrin with his pocket trumpet, did a quick Dixieland rendition of How Great Thou Art. The horse bolted and tipped Howard off on the corner of Vincent and Wellington Streets. “He rudely told us what to do with our instruments,� Morrin says. “He was bloody furious.�
contract in 1962 with His Master’s Voice for their first recording Lemon Tree. Brian Neben, of the Times remembers his younger days when he played in a Waikato band. “Johnny and his group the Convairs made several guest appearances at the local dances following the release of their popular hit song Lemon Tree. Johnny was a true artist and performed with many of New Zealand’s best,� Mr Neben says. In 1986 he was presented with a Benny award by the Variety Artists Club. His involvement with Howick Little Theatre started through one of its founders, his late wife, Betty. He was put to work making sets
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HLT celebrated his 40-year entertainment career in 2008. In 1971 Johnny collaborated with entertainment promoter Lew Pryme to write and produce a music hall-style revue for television. The music hall revival eventually ended with Johnny taking part in the three-year run of the Old Time Variety Show at Otahuhu’s Turquoise Room. However in 1977 the Convairs re-formed for a television series and Johnny lined up with other iconic Kiwi entertainers, including Hogsnort Rupert, Lou and Simon, Mr Lee Grant, and Tommy Adderley. After retiring as a property valuer, Johnny played at many RSA Clubs with The Bond Street Boys. Member Charlie Brown, in a tribute to Johnny last week said: “Those were the days Johnny. What a pro you were, such a great
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sport. “We’ve known the family for 30 years,� says Anne-Marie. Her son Steven used to play competitive tennis with the son of The Manor’s former owners. The market remained steady, Anne- Marie says. “There are buyers out there waiting for properties like this one to
come on the market, because they so infrequently appear, and often high end properties take some length of time to sell, but The Manor had a great marketing campaign which alerted the correct buyers,� she says. Meanwhile Anne-Marie and Victoria have had another significant sale. Two months ago they sold the Royal Danish Consulate General property on Bleakhouse Rd for $2.8m. The largest commercial property transaction in Pakuranga is believed to be the sale last October of Pakuranga Plaza shopping centre, formerly owned by Australian-based shopping centre giant Westfield, for more than $96m to Singapore-based investors. The property was sold by Ladstone Holdings which purchased it off Westfield in late 2012 for more than $80m.
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Howick Frames & Gallery located on the corner of Wellington and Elliot Streets is another excellent option. Why not purchase a voucher from Phil and Robyne so Mum can have her favourite memory preserved. Open from Monday to Friday, 9am-5.30pm and Saturday 10am until 2pm, HFG is a family-owned, custom picture framing business, specialising in high quality workmanship, whether it’s a oneoff piece or 1000 frames for company awards. Visit www.framesandgallery. co.nz to see more.
JOIN THE CLUB Vincent Street Flowers is an obvious place to stop for what has come to be a Mother’s Day favourite. Go in and see Holly for that special arrangement for mum. There are stacks of wonderful reviews on their Facebook page including this gem: “Holly is fantastic. Good prices... and great products. Everytime I have been in for owers, even though sometimes she is rushed off her feet, she always gives me the time, and is so cheerful and helpful. Vincent Street Flowers is fantastic and I would recommend them every time!â€? Conveniently located in Vincent Street.
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Low tide brunch a hit Bucklands Beach Yacht Club hosted a brunch on the spit when the tide was low and the spirits high By Farida Master
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cheers: Carrie Barnett (right kneeling) celebrated her birthday on the spit with Angela Stanisich (clockwise, from top left), Hayley Neale, Erin Holland, Sonja Pickering, Paula Kapelli and Juliann Te Young.
OR some, it was on their bucket list. For others there was a curiosity factor involved. What would it be to party on the spit? Then there were those who thought it was a great way to celebrate a birthday party. An annual event hosted by the Bucklands Beach Yacht Club, the Brunch on the Spit at low tide, between Bucklands Beach and Point England was a bubbling success, on Sunday, April 19. While the bubbly may have something to do with it, there was also a jazz band and finger food to set the tone for a perfect day out.
Shelley Brockliss, design manager Yellowfox and a resident of Waiheke invited her friends — who commute every morning to Half Moon Bay - to partake in the unique experience. “It’s one of those things on my bucket list,” she says. “We are a contingent of 18 from Waiheke Island,” she smiles. Whoever had thought of the dress code for the event must’ve had a sense of humour! It was formal wear on the top half with the bottom half causal. Black tie dress shirt paired with shorts; while women in tiaras and fascinators teamed with beach sarongs broke some fashion rules to make new ones.
The highlight was the best dressed male and female competition with some serious judging. The mood was upbeat as a line-up of men sportingly put their best foot forward. Hayley Neale, part of the social committee, says the event is always held towards the end of summer. “Despite two yachting events today, we’ve got around 90 people here.” Rear Commodore House, Brett King, and club Manager Lyle Tresadern, who orchestrated the delightful event, were thrilled the sun was out after the downpour the day before — making it an experience to remember.
fun in the sun: Far left, Jutta Frei celebrates being selected as the best dressed lady with (from left) Richie Barnett, John Stanley and Gary Hitchcock; left, Colin Clark on the cat walk; above left, the jazz band entertains; above right, (from left) Jan Cook, Peggy Kendall, Linda Thomas, Angela Keal. Linda Robinson, Tony Kendall. Times photos Farida Master
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Red lights, action, next-gen camera By natalie brittan
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rrant motorists will be seeing red if they jump the lights at the hotspot intersection of Te Irirangi and Ti Rakau Drives from today. The new-generation camera has been in trial mode since it was installed at the end of last year and went live at 8am today. The Botany speed and red light camera, operated by police and Auckland Transport (AT), is one of three around the country launching this week, with one in Wellington and another in Lambie Drive, Manukau. They follow from AT-operated only cameras installed at the intersections of Pakuranga and Pigeon Mountain Roads, Pakuranga; Te Irirangi Drive and Smales Road, Dannemora; and Chapel and Stancombe Roads Flat Bush, which went live in February. The dual-function devices, featuring radar technology used for the first time in New Zealand, capture and track vehicles that fail to stop at red traffic signals. Although they have speed camera capability, they will operate in red light mode for the time being until processing systems have been upgraded. The intersections with cameras have been identified as high risk for red light crashes through NZ Transport Agency analysis. Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross welcomed the activation of the cameras as good news. “The intersection is close to my office and I receive a lot of red light running complaints. Now that [the cameras] are going to go live it’s good for the local community,� he told the Times . “The Botany and Te Irirangi intersection is a very busy one.
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Anyone who uses it on a regular basis knows there are red light runners putting themselves and others in danger.� Assistant commissioner of road policing, Dave Cliff, says the cameras will help improve safety at the intersections. “Overseas, redlight cameras have been associated with significant reductions in injury crashes. Police’s goal is to help improve safety at these high risk intersections, which collec-
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Young builders battle it out The challenge this year has apprentices competing to build something that all apprentices need to know how to build, such as a framing wall or a staircase, with the final products going back to Unitec North Harbour and Unitec Mt Albert to help train future generations of apprentices. The challenge is undertaken in a set timeframe and covers all aspects of technical building from following plans to meeting Health & Safety requirements. “Given that all members of Certified Builders are required to be trade-certified, a major focus for us is helping to foster more quality apprentices,� says Certified Builders chief executive Grant Florence. “So it’s appropriate that
the finished products of these competitions will be used to help train future apprentices through ITAB. “With housing availability in New Zealand such a major issue, ensuring that there are enough highquality, qualified builders is vital for the country.� More comprehensive than shorter schemes, ITAB provides about 8000 hours (over four years) of extensive practical experience and solid theoretical training giving apprentices a broad set of essential professional skills. Flatz, who works for W O Flatz Construction, and Titoff will represent Auckland in the New Zealand final at the Certified Builders Annual Conference in Christchurch on May 22-23.
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Times photographer WAYNE MARTIN captured the solemn moments of Howick’s Gallipoli Centenary remembrance on ANZAC Day. Dawn was preceded with startling realism as a cloud and the smell of gunpowder was blown by an offshore breeze over the Stockade Hill cenotaph. Record crowds gathered for the ANZAC Dawn and Civic services, both started with a blank round fired from a 105 Howitzer gun and drew to a close as a contingent of Warbirds flew overhead and the people paraded the length of Picton Street.
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A glimpse of battle By Marianne Kelly
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AVID Armishaw’s hobby of collecting New Zealand post marks has provided him with a fascinating glimpse into the experience of one Kiwi family which sent three men to war but welcomed only one back. The stamp cum post mark collector described to the HowickEast Combined Probus Club last week (April 21) the information he had gleaned about the World War I veterans he calls The Fighting Fittons. Mr Armishaw was living in Hamilton when he decided to concentrate on one postal district, from Te Kauwhata to National Park. Each post office had its own unique stamp with at one time more than 7000 post offices operating throughout the country. Some opened and closed several times. His hunt led him to three post offices south of Te Kuiti - at Kopaki, Aratoro and Mangapehi. Mail was delivered from Taumarunui by train to Mangapehi and Kopaki and continued on a horse and cart to Aratoro. The Aratoro Post Office, installed on the verandah of a private house, operated between 1914 and 1917. William, the first of the Fittons to go to war, left the small sawmill town of Mangapehi, the only thing remaining these days being a dilapidated rail station and siding, Mr Armishaw said. The King Country Chronicle reported in 1915 that 88 men left the area on a train for the Trentham military camp in Wellington. In a letter to his sister, Florence, he wrote from Trentham, “I’m fighting fit and able to leave. Please do not come to see me off.”
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FIGHTING FITTONS: David Armishaw who collects post marks has accumulated fascinating information contained in letters sent home from World War I war theatres. Times photo Marianne Kelly
No-one knows why. He left New Zealand with the Expeditionary Force in 1916 on the New Zealand transport ship, HMNZT Navua where the next letter came from. “The most poignant letter,” Mr Armishaw says, “was a field service post card to his sister stamped at the Somme in October 1916, arriving in New Zealand in early December. But the card arrived a month after his family were told that he had died of war wounds early in November. William’s uncle, Charles, probably because he was a farm labourer, was put into the Auckland Mounted Rifles Regiment. He fought at Gallipoli, returned to Egypt and Palestine, moving inland to Jerusalem. He wrote a letter sent to the
Kopaki Post Office with a 1917 photograph from Palestine. However in 1918, Charles also died from war wounds. Joseph Fitton signed up in 1915 and his first letter home said, “Charlie had been on a ‘stunt’. The horses have suffered in the desert and Charlie is not well.” In his second letter on April 2, 1918, written on the day that Charles died, Joseph said “we have fixed up Charlie’s grave as well as we could”. Joseph survived and died in 1961. Mr Armishaw is fascinated that some of the family’s descendents must have decided there was money in the letters and sold them. The two brothers and uncle’s fascinating history then went into circulation before finally resting in Howick.
Supporting iconic trees TWO of Howick’s most iconic trees will this Sunday be the focus of a “Save the Trees” picnic. It’s one of several events happening around the country to show support for the Resource Management Act. Reformed in 2009 to make it easier for developers to fell large trees, the RMA no longer protects trees such as the 300-year-old Titirangi kauri recently saved when activist Michael Tavares climbed it and gained public support for its protection. Bringing together members of the Friends of Mangemangeroa, members of local churches and other Howickians interested in its leafy landscapes, the picnic is a “positive protest” to show that Howick, as in other parts of the country, cares for the preservation of its environmental heritage. “The changes to Howick are obvious as more intense development changes the landscape,” says one of the picnic organisers, Stephanie Chamberlin.
“We need to be pro-active about recognising the importance of the trees we already have, as well as looking for opportunities to beautify and restore biodiversity to pockets of land that are neglected.” The family-friendly, ‘BYO sandwich and picnic blanket’ event takes place at 12-1pm this Sunday, May 3, underneath the grand old oak and pohutukawa tree at the front of St Andrew’s Church on the corner of Ridge Road and Vincent Street, Howick. Local singer-songwriter, Claudia Gunn, will perform her song Grandfather Tree and there will be opportunities to participate in some ambient ‘stations’ such as painting a mural. However, Ms Chamberlin says, the main purpose of the event is to gather like-minded people to celebrate the place of trees in our lives.” More information or to contact the organisers, visit www.facebook.com/ treesmatterpicnicatstandrewshowick.
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how businesses are expanding in the digital age. “Other small business owners in New Zealand are also building their digital fitness and gaining the ability to extend their customer base from their local area to the whole country,� says Google country manager, Tony Keusgen. ■■Are you a local business with some news to share on our business pages? New staff/photos? Please let us know. Email editor@times.co.nz
Capital Gains Tax misses the point supply of housing. The persistent price-climb and the inevitable sidelining of first-home-buyers that is repugnant to so many Kiwis are the direct consequences of this shortage. Singling out the ‘taxpreferred status of housing’ is a political cop-out that dodges the real underlying issue.� From a policy standpoint, Bruce believes decision-makers can make a big difference by making Auckland a more development-friendly regime. “We have to address the heart of the issue - that of supply, or lack thereof. Until policies are in place to promote the supply side of the equation by welcoming the building industry back into this city to boost its housing stock, I do not see there being any substantive solution towards easing the housing pressure.�  Bruce is also wary of the unintended consequences a capital
gains tax may bring to renters and first-home-buyers. “Property investors being businessmen and women will factor all costs into their revenue, being that of either sale price or rent,� says Bruce. “My concern is that a capital gains tax will ultimately be detrimental to renters and first-homebuyers who are the end-users of the accommodation goods and services investors bring to this market. Ironically, these are the people the capital gains tax proponents set out to protect in the first place.� The Auckland Property Investors’ Association is a non-profit organisation that supports local investors through industry advocacy and volunteer-driven education programmes.  ■■What do you think? Email editor@times.co.nz
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ON SATURDAYS May 2 and 16 May, Classy Crafts Indoor Market, 9am-1pm, All Saints Community Centre, 30 Cook St, Howick (opposite Subway and the side entrance to Countdown). Quality NZ-made crafts, gifts and souvenirs. For the few remaining tables, phone Ruth 535-7513.
Favourite Hymns
ALL Saints, Selwyn Road, Howick, invites you to join in an hour of favourite hymns, personal stories and musical items, followed by afternoon tea. 2pm Sunday, May 3. Church office 534-6864.
Centering Meditation
MEET at 6.50pm for a 7pm start. Music and meditation on a sacred text and centering prayer. Monthly meeting at All Saint’s historic church, cnr. of Selwyn Rd and Cook St, Howick. Sunday May 3. All welcome. Inquiries, phone 534-6864.
Dance tour
DANCERS aged 12 and over, who would like to perform at Disneyland, California, are invited to an information meeting at 8pm, May 5, at the Aerobic Studio, University of Auckland Recreation Centre, 17 Symonds Street, Auckland Central. Parent chaperones also sought. Contact Kim Davey email office@worldclassdancetours. com or visit www.worldclassdancetours.com.
New story times
BRING the kids to Highland Park Library for your new Saturday stories and songs. Every Saturday at 10.30am starting from Saturday, May 2. Also check out our other children’s events – Rhymetime Mondays 9.30am, Wriggle and Rhyme Tuesdays 9.30 and 11am. Story time Fridays 10.30am. Phone 535-5935 for more details.
U3A meeting
THE next meeting of U3A Pakuranga is on Monday, May 4, at St Andrews Church, corner Ridge Road & Vincent Street, Howick at 1.45 pm. Our guest speaker will be medical microbiologist Dr Siouxsie Wiles, senior research fellow of University of Auckland. Her address is entitled - “Fireflies and Superbugs: When science and nature collide”. Our mini speaker will be Clive Butler about Classic Cars. Contact Robin Rogers 5765572 or Barry Southon 274-5739. U3apakuranga@gmail.com.
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Shakespeare comedy
Howick College Year 11 drama students will present Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night at 7pm on May 7-8, at the Howick College Theatre. Entry is by a gold coin donation at the door. Hot drinks will be available at intermission. All are welcome.
Mini market
SATURDAY, May 9, “Beachlands Mini Market & Car Boot” at the Beachlands Chartered Club 9am12noon. Don’t Forget Mother’s Day on Sunday 10! Bring the family along for a fun morning with a variety of stalls + sausage sizzle, quick fire raffles and country music. Collect up your unwanted items and have a car boot for $10 or have stall for $20 and promote your business. Last Market as we close over. Phone/text Sheryl 5366947 or 027-806-9519.
Genealogists
THE next meeting of the Howick Branch of the NZSG is on Saturday, May 9, St Andrews Church Centre, Vincent Street, Howick at 1.30 pm. Victoria Passau will speak on Auckland Museum’s updated Cenotaph website. Door charge $5. Visitors welcome Phone 2733266 or 576-5400.
Magazine workshop
BOTANY Library is hosting a Zinio Magazine workshop on Thursday May 28 from 2-3pm. If you love reading magazines, then this app is for you. We’ll teach you how to download and read from over 600 international titles. Bring your favourite device with you. Confirm your spot either by email botany. library@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz or phone 272-0010.
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BUCKLANDS Beach Combined Probus Club meets on Monday May 4, 10am, Bucklands Beach Bowling Club Hall, 21 Morrow Avenue. The speaker is Paula Booker on ‘National Film Archives’. New members, both men & women very welcome. Phone Rosalie 273- 6985.
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LEGALISING euthanasia would also affect those who don’t want it, especially those who are elderly, disabled or depressed. With Renée Joubert of Euthanasia-Free NZ, 7.30pm on Monday, May 4 at St Marks Catholic Church, 334 Pakuranga Road, Pakuranga. Phone 576-2888 for more information.
Howick Probus
PROBUS Club of Howick meets at St Andrews Church Centre, Vincent Street Howick, 10am, Friday May 8. We are a combined club, Ladies and Men are most welcome to join us. The speaker this month is Kath Hansen talking on Rangihoua, Mission Impossible. Missionaries and Maori coming together in the Far North.
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WHIST – a friendly game held every Thursday 10am, Howick Bowling Club, Selwyn Rd. Just come along or phone Mary 5349675 or Dulcie 534-5662. Help given to new players. On May 7, we are having special whist games. Bring a plate for a shared lunch. The celebration marks the group which has been playing whist on Thursdays for 18 years.
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LEARN how to develop a fundraising strategy; the basics of fundraising; how to organise special events; fundraising administration; corporate sponsorship and how to apply for grants at this fantastic workshop. Wednesday, May 6, 12pm-2pm, Highland Park Community House, 47 Aviemore Drive, Highland Park . $20, Lunch provided. To book your place, email info@ancad.org.nz.
Garden Club
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HIGHLAND Park Library celebrating NZ Music Month – Saturday, May 9, 2pm – Make music with a ukulele – interested in learning to play a ukulele? Join John for a beginner lesson – you will be able to strum a simple song after your first lesson. Ukes provided but places limited, phone 535 5935. Refreshments to follow, smiles guaranteed!
Green Gables art
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e: Accident at Bucklands beach 16/04/2015. I was walking along the edge of the tiny reserve near the hardstand at the end of Bucklands Beach, along the top of the seawall, so grass to my left and the drop to my right, the surface is concrete and smooth, but even so you still need to watch where you put your feet to avoid falling off. The tide was out so quite a drop to the exposed rocks about 2 metres below. Then as I came upon the pohutukawa, a low branch hanging directly over the pathway, which my cap peak also obscured with me looking downwards, hit my forehead, and the impact of me hitting the branch made it move slightly in the
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Abuse is not okay but retribution is (Times letters, ‘Abuse not OK’, April 23). Don’t bother with reason: people who behave like that don’t understand it anyway. Make sure your cell phone (or camera) is set to date stamp any pictures, take a pic that shows the vehicle’s number plate and where it is parked, and let officialdom do its job. It’s the one thing they are good at, and if they have the evidence, they will fine the mongrels. Some of them are too thick to learn, but the rest will get the message via their hip pocket. Laing Wood, Burswood
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direction I was going, then whiplash back, knocking me backwards off my feet with the force of a massive punch. I instantaneously, and luckily, grabbed hold of the branch to try to prevent falling but the impact was too strong and I was already going over. I landed on the solid rock with no water to soften the fall. Grabbing the branch saved me from a very severe injury, as I was falling backwards and probably would have landed head first, and with my head being an additional 1.7 metres higher, almost four metres to impact. My fortuitous response meant that the branch swung me to an upright position before I was expand on this story. All beaches in NZ are covered by the Recreational Fishing Rules. In our area several beaches have special rules. Eastern Beach has a complete ban and no shellfish may be taken. Cockle Bay has a seasonal closure 1st October to 30th April. Umupuia Beach is closed for taking Cockles. The lady fined had bags of 50 cockles in her bucket so one can assume she knew the daily limit. The rules state that you cannot be in possession of more than the daily limit. This is why each collector should count and collect their own shellfish. Collect into a small container or plastic bag. The rules are in place so we can have a sustainable fishery so our grand children and their children can
forced to let go as it was too thin to hold on to and my own momentum increased the problem. How I managed to land on the rocks on my right flank I will never know. I was shocked and extremely hurt, and at age 67, I am running out of lives, so I needed an ambulance, which a witness, Andrew, thankfully summoned for me, but no broken bones, just a few huge bruises, shock, and a desire to remove the hazard. For those people who like to remind me of the astronaut, this goes down as a crash landing. I have notified the council but at the time of writing nothing has been done. Neil Armstrong Highland Park still go fishing. The poacher line for illegal fishing is 0800 4 POACHER (0800 4 76224). Barry Wood, Howick
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Are Howick/Pakuranga motorists getting ripped off? You will note that petrol prices all along from Ridge Road to Cascades Rd are all the same. This is always the case. Today, 24th April, they are all 197.9 for 91oct. This includes Mobil, Caltex, BP, Z energy and the new BP. Just a short drive to Ti Rakau Drive and you will find Mobil 175.9, Z Energy 176.9 and the winner Gull by the Howick Bus Co, at 171.9. It seems they are cashing in on being on a main road with a captive market or are they all price fixing? Charlie Bowden
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My thanks to the residents of greater Howick, Pakuranga, Flat Bush and industrial areas of East Tamaki for their most generous support of our annual Poppy Day appeal. The efforts by the volunteer collectors resulted in a record return and the funds will support the welfare of our Returned Veterans and Service personnel. The money will be banked into a trust fund and dispersed on a needs basis to all eligible applicants. The funds are available to all veterans in need and not just members of the Howick RSA. I also acknowledge the contribution of many groups and individuals to the success of the Dawn and Civic services held on Stockade Hill. The Dawn Service was the largest gathering I have seen in Howick with estimates of up to 5000 people attending. The Civic service later in the morning also attracted a large crowd with the length of Picton Street filled with marching groups. I hope that the 100th anniversary was one to remember for all who attended the services. The respect and generosity of our local citizens is amazing and we veterans are fortunate to live in such a community as this. Again, my sincere thanks to all. Mike Cole President, Howick RSA
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I HAVE this weekend attended the Anzac dawn service on Stockade Hill in Howick. A truly moving experience, a gratifying attendance of thousands at such an early hour. So many young people, and also obviously many ‘new’ NZers also. All attending a truly meaningful service, one which the Howick RSA can rightfully be proud of, I believe, as can the people of East Auckland. Especially warming to me was the sight of the Australian flag & Turkish same, fluttering in the gentle easterly wind on the flagstaff as the sun lit the Hauraki gulf. A true recognition of Anzac plus an open hand of ‘mateship’ to a once mortal foe. However, for me, this was tempered by the choice of ‘ God save the Queen ‘ as the first choice public song to be sung en masse. On Anzac day, why do we sing this ode’ to our imperial past? Not always coated in high honour or glory either, if we truly decipher its history and deeds. This is NZ, a young nation growing, still, finding its feet and own way in the world, blessed with the ethos of British-style democracy, but free of its crippling class structures and history. Our anthem ‘God defend New Zealand’ then ‘Advance Australia Fair’ should have been the first and second song choice on the 100th observance of Anzac Day in my view. I sang those anthems with pride that morning, my mouth was closed for the British rendition in disbelief of its choice in the first instance. I accept that some of the serviceman on the stockade were ex-UK serviceman from WW2 onwards, and their efforts and sacrifice were every bit as significant as our men and women. However, Anzac is an Australian and NZ Memorial Day first and foremost, and not well served by submission to another nations anthem first I believe. I understand this letter and my point of view will not be agreed on by all. So be it, but surely in NZ, our anthem, on the day we acknowledge the thousands of young NZers who gave the ultimate sacrifice, should always be first. Matt Humphrey Mellons Bay
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Ideally, you should give your mum a bouquet of her favourite flowers, but maybe you don’t know which ones she likes best. Don’t worry; there are a few general guidelines to help you choose. Peonies symbolise sincerity of feeling, lilies express both sweetness and purity and white orchids represent purity of love. They are all popular for Mother’s Day, right alongside classic roses, the ultimate symbol of love. You could choose a bouquet of only one kind of flower or a floral composition combining lilies with other varieties. When choosing a colour scheme, opt for soft pastels such as pink and white. If your
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Salmon Ravioli
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Preparation: 20 minutes Cooking time: 30 minutes
Ingredients:
• ½ cauliower, cut into small pieces • 1½ cups our • 2 eggs • 100g Regal Cold Smoked Salmon slices (or 210g Sealord Pink Salmon) • ½ pkt Superb Herbs Dill, chopped • 200g Perfect Italiano Ricotta • 400g Delmaine tomatoes • 2 limes, juice and zest • 1 leek, washed, cut into 3cm slices Also need: salt, pepper, olive oil, butter
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Preheat oven to 190ºC. Roast the cauliower for about 15 minutes or until soft. To make the pastry combine our, 2 tsps olive oil, eggs and seasoning to taste. If you have a pasta machine use this to roll out the dough. Or divide the pastry in half and roll out thinly by hand. Cut the pastry into rectangles, approx. 8cm x 12cm When the cauliower is
ready, remove from oven and turn temperature to 170ºC. Mix leeks, ½ the dill, 1 lime zest and juice and a little water. Season. Bake in oven about 20 minutes or until cooked. In a food processor mix the cauliower, salmon, dill and ricotta to a chunky paste. Season. Put some water on to boil with a little oil. In a large fry pan on low, heat the tinned tomato, remaining lime zest and juice. Add a knob of butter or a tbsp of olive oil. Season. Put a good tsp of salmon
mix in the centre of each pastry square. Pull the dough over the ďŹ lling and press around the edges with a fork. Cover and put aside. Cook the ravioli in batches in the boiling water. It will take about 5-10 minutes each batch. Drain each batch and add to the hot tomato sauce. Serve the ravioli and sauce with the leeks. ➤ And more: Spread ricotta on toast instead of butter and add your favourite jam. Dill also goes well with ďŹ sh, egg and cheese.
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We are currently looking for a Collision Repair Technician to work in our busy Howick shop. For this position an I-car trained technician would be advantageous. We carry out all aspects of collision repairs. Wages are negotiable on qualifications and experience. The successful applicant must be a qualified tradeperson with either NZ Residency or a valid NZ work visa.
For Enquiries Phone 534 4662
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We are seeking a qualified teacher to join our team in a supervisor role. This is a full time position working with our over two children. You must be passionate, motivated, a great communicator and be able to work collaboratively within our teaching team. We are looking for someone with effective leadership and documentation skills. Applicants should have a great sense of humour, be calm and committed to providing quality care for our children and families. Please email your interest and CV to Jo Clarke at frog.puddles@xtra.co.nz
MISSION HEIGHTS JUNIOR COLLEGE
PART-TIME SALES
We are seeking a warm, energetic, positive and supportive person with an interest or skills relating to learning support and students with special needs. You will be working with students with a range of special needs including ASD, Dyslexia and Reading Recovery. Successful applicants will also assist with playground supervision. You will have the desire to work in a busy school environment with pre adolescent and adolescent learners. Applications must be submitted digitally to the Principal’s secretary, Pamela Lyness, email, plyness@mhjc.school.nz (phone 2777881) Applications close at 4.00pm on Wednesday 13th May 2015
If you’d love to sell exciting women’s fashion in a busy fashion store – then this could be the job for you! We need a positive, responsible and hardworking person to pamper our customers in Botany Downs with the exceptional level of service we are renowned for. This position is for 7.5 hours every Saturday, and on call as required. No Sunday work required. 90 day Trial Period applies. Benefits include Competitive Hourly Rate, Generous Staff Discount and good working conditions. If this person is you, please call into Ballentynes Fashion Central, The Hub, 451 Ti Rakau Drive, Botany Downs and ask for Rachelle.
Howick College is looking for an International Student Co-ordinator to work in our International Student Department. Duties include group organisation, homestay assistance and helping the Dean with administration. The candidate must be mature, friendly and culturally sensitive. Good communication, computer skills and organisational skills are essential. Availability to work evenings and term breaks when required is also essential, along with the ability to relate to high school students and homestay families. The position is for 30 hours per week with additional hours as needed. A driver’s license and car is essential. The position commences as soon as possible. Further information is available from the Dean of International Students – kathy.parker@howick.school.nz A letter of application with current CV and contact details of three referees, together with the Support Staff Application form (which can be found on our website www.howickcollege.school.nz can be emailed to secretary@howick.school.nz Closing date for applications is Friday the 8th of May.
HOWICK BAPTIST HOME & HOSPITAL HOUSEHOLD VACANCY - WEEKENDS Howick Baptist Rest Home & Hospital is a well respected aged care facility with market leading facilities. We require for our Household Team, a reliable and competent person to work in one of our Hospital wards. This is a permanent position and the hours of work are: 9.00am – 12.30pm Saturday and Sunday There may also be the opportunity to work relief rosters as and when required. The successful applicant will need to be an energetic self starter, have a good work ethic and be a ‘team player’, and be empathetic to our residents. We offer a competitive pay rate with excellent working conditions. Initial applications by phone to: Howick Baptist Home & Hospital 139 Union Road, Howick Ph: 09 538 0800 ext 0 between 9.00am & 4.00pm Monday to Friday
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We are a professional, caring, Cornerstone accredited practice and are looking for an experienced part time nurse as we are extending our hours. Our team is made up of dedicated, hard working people who are committed to providing an excellent service. The successful applicant needs to be a registered vaccinator, experienced in general practice and proficient in Medtech 32. Must be able to work one night till 8pm and a rostered Saturday morning. Please email jan@bjdocs.co.nz - Closing date 5 May
Teacher Aide Position A Teacher Aide is required for 15 hours a week (negotiable) Monday to Thursday to supervise groups and in class support. Familiarity with the Rainbow Reading programme would be an advantage. Applications close on Friday 1st May 2015. Send your CV with cover letter to: carolineh@botanydowns.school.nz
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Staff required who will work in all weather. Hourly plus bonus for those who meet targets. Apply in person 9am-12 noon. Bring Tax numbers, photo ID and proof of eligibility to work in NZ. PERRYS BERRYS LTD 5 Campana Road, Papatoetoe
Jo at marinasalon@xtra.co.nz Or Phone 534 5395
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FOCUS ON FEET. Home visits. Professional Gentle Care. Marlena RN Ph 5331150
Required for 20 bed resthome, Wed & Thurs 10.45pm – 7.15am and relieving hours available. Experience essential, must have good command of English. Ph: 532 8376
Part time - Indoor Sports Centre
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Highland Park Shopping Centre
We are a very busy childcare centre open from 7:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday. We are looking for someone to clean for us who is honest and reliable, has a current drivers license and a reliable car, has an eye for detail and is physically fit and available every Monday to Friday 4:30pm to 7:30pm. If this sounds like you please email whitfordearlylearning@xtra.co.nz Applications close Monday 4th May 2015.
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Careers and Training Careers and Training Careers and Training Careers and Training
FREE courses start to bright careers The youth of today only need to knock on the door of opportunity to enter a world of exciting career options. And thanks to Academy New Zealand in Botany Town Centre, the door is more accessible to young people aged 16-19 years old. Offering a fantastic range of fulltime courses FREE for up to two years under the Government’s Youth Guarantee initiative, the Academy can steer teens to the path of success without leaving them in debt. Students can choose a specific area they are passionate about and gain a recognised qualification and work prospects in an alternative school environment. These areas include Retail, Fashion & Beauty, Hospitality, Salon Assistant, and Floristry; as well as Retail Pharmacy and the Focus Adventure course which are held at our Papatoetoe campus, 2 Sutton Crescent, just behind Hunter’s Plaza. Employing a hands-on approach, these courses will help students gain essential skills needed to work in their area of choice as well as gain
the NCEA level 2 or 3 qualifications according to the national NZQA framework. Using a balanced combination of practice and theory, students also have the opportunity to experience professional work environments such as restaurants and cafes, retail stores and salons. Students are tutored by professionals who possess extensive experience in their respective fields and offer real-life expertise and insight to students. Offering a life-changing experience and a stepping stone towards a life-
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FRANIX CONSTRUCTION LTD
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Ph/Fax 274 0495, 22 Greenmount Dr, East Tamaki Auto Electrical & Mechanical Repairs Alternator Charge Rate, Starter Condition & Check, Plus Battery Test – FREE OF CHARGE
CONCRETE & CONCRETING ALL your concrete requirements, drives, patios, small/ lge slabs, plain, coloured, imprinted. Ph Vince for a free quote 021 415 436
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SECURE YOUR VEHICLE
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TREE SERVICES
EARTH GROOMERS
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Ph James 537 0037 or 021 866 125
PHIL’S TREE & STUMP GRINDING
All Tree Work - Fully Insured - Garden Mulch Over 25yrs Exp.
Ph: 535-9093 (027) 476-0246
TREECARE All tree work
TREE SURGEON (17 YRS) ‘We Lop, Top, Chop, Drop and Mop up on the Spot’
Trees, hedges and stumps Trim’d, removed, chip’d Pruning/shaping, rubbish and Section clearing Phone 536 5955
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& housewashing, driveways, paths, decks & windows ďż˝ Domestic & commercial ďż˝ Low pressure bio-wash ďż˝ Professional presentation Call Nick 537 4602 or 029 7700581
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Call Chris 021 366615 or 0508 932 532
WINDOW CLEANING KEVIN TURNER, free quotes, neat, fast, guaranteed. 535 7321 or 027 496 9784
WINDOW’S in/out, exterior housewash, gutter clearing. Exp operator, Ph Keith @ Panoramics 027 245 3444 or 530 8136
TREES STUMP GRINDING Remove stumps the easy way.
BRUCE (021) 653-425 534-2595 Also Pauanui
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Upholstery
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TOILET PAPER SECONDS SALE
Wanting to Advertise your trade? All the best local trade do! Phone or email our friendly classified staff for advice 271 8055 or email: classifieds@ times.co.nz
Saturday May 2nd 9-12noon (due to Anzac Day in April)
Usually last Saturday of every month 10 Donnor Pl, Mt Wellington Ph: 0800 753 753 The Service Company Ltd
BUSINESS FOR SALE
Ph: GEOFF 535 2773 021 271 3580
TREES & Stumps. Terry. 47yrs exp. 530 8741 or 0274 989 080
KNITWEAR REPAIR
Next Sale
WINDOW cleaning. Best price. Phone Grant 533 0522 or 0211 576 963
For free quote or advice
PROFESSIONALS
FOR SALE
CALL YOUR LOCAL OPERATOR CRAIG 535-5661
• GREAT RATES
UPHOLSTERERS
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MATHS, tuition for all ages, NZ curriculum, qualified teachers Howick or Flatbush Janine 021 024 65548, janine@mathzwise. co.nz
Exterior Soft Washing of:
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LOCAL Master Plumber, Gasfitter, Drainlayer. Over 20yrs exp. competitive rates, excell custumer service. Call Steve atMajestic Plumbing Ltd for a free quote 021 625378
SECURITY
CHEMWASH
PROBLEM with your French, consult with the expert. 1-on-1 in your home Ph 0212117020
Established Howick business for sale in a growth industry!
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TUITION
KUMON HOWICK EDUCATION CENTRE Parent Orientation at 7pm on Tuesday 5th May and Tuesday 12th May Contact Doris Low on 021 297 7681
DYSLEXIA?
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STORAGE Specials. Pick up service avail. Cond apply. Ph 0508 668 348 or sales@aucklandmovers. co.nz
Protect your vehicle from car thieves with window engraving by Secure-Etch a permanent and visible deterent. Mobile Service Phone/txt Dave 021 134 9569 or 268 9558 evngs
PLASTERBOARD stopping, new and alterations, quality work, reas rates. Grant 021 673 388
STOPPING, Skim coats, coving. 15yrs exp. Ph Andy 027 233 2106
STORAGE
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WALLPAPERING specialist. Strip, hang, Ph Andrew 027 4600048 or 5244 111
Household, Garden Waste & General Rubbish
CD155961
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DS TREES & Landscapes, all tree work & stumps, hedges, mulching, rubbish removal. Ph Doug 021537171/537-8595
Pakuranga 576-9069 Howick 534-1619
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Pre-School to University Call now for your FREE ASSESSMENT
0800 696 874
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CD229447
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WATERBLASTING
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RUBBISH REMOVAL
CD229196
Ph Ross 521-2777 or 021-944899
RUBBISH REMOVALS
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WASHING machine repairs. Fridges, dryers etc. Same day service. Ph 2743554. Botany.
LESSONS FROM $18 Private, professional,affordable. Competitions, practical and theory exams. We have teachers in your area. (Est 60 yrs)
CD226375
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Commercial/Domestic NZQA Approved Handler Ants - Spiders - Flies Cockroaches - Borer - Bed Bugs - Carpet Beetles - Fleas - Rodents - Wasps - Bees Call Allen 576 9697 027 612 9890 palmerspestcontrol@gmail.com
ROOFING REPAIR SERVICE 26Yrs Exper. All work Guar. Phone 536-7173 or 0210-798-166
BLADECUTTERS, Tree work landscaping stumps rubbish removals hedges com weed spraying. Ph Eric 021 732 147 or 534 8797
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ARBORIST Cert, insured, 16yrs exp. Ph Redwood Arborcare, Nigel 576 4883
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CD223442
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call Ian on 0800-000-116
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PHONE TERRY 530 8741, 0274 989 080
PAKURANGA & HOWICK Success begins today Professional after-school tutoring with qualified teachers ďż˝ Science ďż˝ Biology ďż˝ Get Ready for School (preschool) ďż˝ Physics ďż˝ Little Learners (year 1) ďż˝ Chemistry ďż˝ NCEA/Cambridge ďż˝ Spelling ďż˝ Essay Writing ďż˝ Reading ďż˝ Study Skills ďż˝ ESOL ďż˝ Intelligence ďż˝ English Development ďż˝ Mathematics
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CD145278
PAINTER int/ext roof, free quote, qual work Korean Painters Ph Charlie 533 5328 or 027 245 0807
Gas & Plumbing Services
PALMERS PEST
CD188699
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Bizzy Bee Plumbing Ltd
PLUMBER All maint wrk, no job too small. Prompt service. Ph 535 9567
CD48042
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CD218017
265 2102
Felling, reducing, mulching, storm damage, recycling. FREE quotes. Est. 47 Years. Fully insured, cherry picker, stumpgrinders & chipper hire. Low rates.
K54141
CD147172
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Your local maintenance Plumbers & Drainlayers 34 years in the area. Prompt, reliable service. Phone attended. Call us now:576 7137 - 535 7209
All work guaranteed Prompt Reliable
KIDS KARATE
Kids afternoons Adults evenings Contact Hiroshi 534 1776 (h) 021 060 6006 (m)
CD140634
A PAINTER 20yrs exp. Free quotes. Small jobs pref. Reas rates. Reliable. Trevor 5765970, 021 2557610
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ALL Plumbing serv offered. NZ trained & licenced. Scott Plumbing Ltd 0275 688 004
534 3551 or 0274 930 181
CD151931
A FREE QUOTE Painter & Decorator with 30yrs exp. Int/Ext Ph Geoff 5331504/021-02471675
www.allgoplumbing.co.nz
All work guaranteed Over 35 years in area Ph Warren or Brett
171 Moore St, Howick Ph: 535 7524 www.easterncovercentre.co.nz
EXPERT Tutor with 12yrs NZ teaching exp. NCEA L2 & 3 Physics, L1 Science & Junior Science Ph 021 180 7215
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PAINTERS & DECORATORS
ADL PAVING & LANDSCAPING. Ph Adrian 027603-1919 or a/hrs 5372345
Spouting, Roofing, Hot Water Cylinder Repairs/Replacements, Drainage/Unblocking ďż˝ ALL WORK HAS A WATER TIGHT GUARANTEE ďż˝ WE RESPOND TO ALL CALLS! 24/7. Ph 534 5286
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A TREE & STUMP GRINDING SERVICE
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Contact
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Hill Plumbing
0800 245 625
of 30 years for your interior/exterior work. No job too small. Competitive pricing.
ďż˝ Prompt Reliable Service ďż˝ Bathrooms ďż˝ Kitchens ďż˝ General Maintenance ďż˝ Hot Water Cylinders ďż˝ Spouting & Roofing L5F014
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ADAM OXLEY
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LAWNS PLUS, For a top quality professional service & free quote Ph/txt Mike 0220 936 020
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BRUCIE’S Lawnmowing. Free quotes. Phone now 537 3470 or 021 026 21890
New / Repairs Paths, patios, drives, garden edging & more Years of experience Quality workmanship
CD215949
ANDREW 021 324 994 or 213 2880. Lawns, garden maint, tree felling/trimming, Free quotes.
QUALITY PAVING LTD Rob 022 4300 745
Work guaranteed Maintenance Hot Water cylinders Roof repairs/spouting Blocked Toilets Renovations (027) 244-9767 (09) 577-5767
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TUITION
CD45807
AAA LAWN & Garden, quality job, bargain price, free quote Ph Russ 021 2299155
BRIAN Certifying Plumber
TUITION
CD143001
Over 25 years experience. All work guaranteed. Apply for Pensioner Rates. Gary (09) 533 8416 or 021 709 215
AAA TREE/Hedge services, quality job, bargain price, free quote Russ 0212299155
A-CLASS TREE SERVICES
For all your plumbing needs. All work by
Ph Wayne 273 5052 mobile 021 305 127
UPHOLSTERERS
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PLUMBERS
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ACCOMMODATION OFFERED
ACCOUNTING SERVICES
ACCOUNTANT
CD222867
Chartered Specialising in companies, trust, small business, rentals, tax and GST, also provide bookkeeping service 0272 662 660 278 2660
HOWICK prof male flatmate wtd share big mod house with two others, own bthrm $300pw Ph 021 2438468 MACLEANS/Half Moon Bay area. Exclusive 1 brm, lounge & Bathroom, fully furnished. Suit Professional Ph 027 4978480
GARAGE SALES
CLOSE Howick Beach, Lge 1 brm flat, avail now for 3 months at reas rent. n/s, Ph: 5349534, 027 2457977 COCKLE BAY 1 brm flat, unfurnished, 600m to Howick Village. $340pw incl power, water. Ph 021 536337 FARM COVE 2brm unit, int gge, immac, heat pump, N/P, N/S. Immed possession. Short term consid. $545pw lawns incl. Annette 0274 596 153 HOWICK 2 brm cottage suitable for senior cple, not suitable for children or pets $400pw Ph 535 7877 pm. HOWICK central, bedsit, n/s, no pets, quiet, $260pwk, incl pwr. suit older person Ph: 537-3619
HOUSES FOR SALE
WANTED TO BUY
GREAT VALUE PRIVATE SALE
WANTED to buy gold silver damaged & unwanted jewellery. We pay cash for old gold & silver items. Highland Park Jewellers. Shop, 1 Highland Park Shopping Center Ph 537-5656
18 Nagle Place Golflands
FOR SALE FIREWOOD Top quality, dry, seasoned. All types of wood. Ph 534 6299
We sell furniture, household goods, quality used clothing, etc. We accept donations of good furniture, clothing etc. 9 Ben Lomond Cres, Pakuranga Ph 576-1507 Open 6 days Come and be surprised
CD227945
Freehold, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, 1 garage with plenty of off Street parking. Open Plan Living, 1 minute to Botany Hub. Excellent tenant. OPEN HOME SATURDAY 2-3pm Enquiries over $469,000 Ph 022 028 1377 for more information or email nagleplace@yahoo.com
HALF MOON BAY 150 Prince Regent Dr Sat 2nd May 8-noon. Moving house/down sizing, various h/hold items, 2 seater couch, shelves, bric a brac etc. Come & make an offer! HOWICK 18 Bledisloe St Sat 2nd May 8am start. Clear out from two h/holds.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO RENT
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CD165333
1st CLASS EASTERN SUBURBS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICE Contact Rochelle to take the time, effort and stress out of being a Landlord Tailored management packages and service guaranteed Rochelle Penniall Phone 0275 762 516 or 538 0071 For more information and current rental listings refer to www.howick.harcourts.co.nz
CD229790
SECOND HAND SHOP
BUCKLANDS BEACH 243 Bklds Bch Rd Designer Garage Sale! Sat 2nd May 8am start. Homestage surplus stock priced to go from $2. As/or new cushions, lamps, accessories & much more!
TO LEASE
CD229391
ACCOUNTANT available for Income Tax returns, Financial Statements, Company Formations, GST & PAYE, and administration. Ask us for a competitive quote Ph Paul 022 6459604
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HOWICK OFFICE
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HOWICK – COCKLE BAY – MELLONS BAY 2 Bed Bleakhouse Rd $480 Sally 3 Bed Howe St $490 Sally 4 Bed Pickwich Pde $600 Robyn/Melissa BUCKLANDS BEACH – EASTERN BEACH – HALF MOON BAY 1 Bed Clovelly Rd $340 p&w Sally 2 Bed The Esplanade $370 Sally 4 Bed Hutchinson Rd $600 Sally PAKURANGA 3 Bed Pandora Pl $480 Sally FLATBUSH 4 Bed Arrowsmith $600 Robyn/Melissa 4 Bed Murphys Rd $610 Robyn/Melissa 4 Bed Gracechurch Dr $720 Robyn
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FTER winning the eastern zone ultimate frisbee competition with ease, Edgewater College gained automatic entry into the Auckland championships semi-ďŹ nal earlier this month. All the big names made it through such as Auckland Grammar, Takapuna Grammar and Westlake Boys’ High. Daunting was the word as the semi-ďŹ nal play began against Westlake with their school logo embossed frisbees and fancy catching gloves. They started to unleash some fancy formations, and clinical plays derived from hours of practice. Edgewater dropped a point early and looked stunned in their in-zone. So the boys just started to do what they knew best, which was trick shots and throwing out the play book. Ropati Naseri threw like his life depended on it, boomerang throws that hovered over neighbouring ďŹ elds, and then landed perfectly in the opposition inzone every time. Quinlan Cunningham made all his throws count with catch after catch alongside continuous sprinting on defense. The full time horn went and we found ourselves at 5-5 with next point wins. Enter large-and-in-charge Angus Grainger who has adapted the tomahawk throw due to an injury, and successfully found Quinlan in the zone for the win. Celebrations were brief as Edgewater headed straight to the ďŹ nal against Auckland Gram-
WENYUNG Keh has blown away her nearest rivals in the Barfoot and Thompson Akarana Women’s Open at the Akarana Golf Club. Keh, representing Pakuranga Golf Club, headed into the ďŹ nal round with a six-shot lead but gave the chasing pack, including older sister Munchin Keh, no chances. Showing few nerves with the lead Wenyung Keh immediately birdied the ďŹ rst hole to give her competitors the message that hunting her down wouldn’t be easy. Wenyung made the turn at two-under par, as did Alvarez who now loomed as the player with the best chance to challenge Wenyung as Munchin had faulted on the front nine with three bogeys and a double bogey. Alvarez made a run with birdies on the 11th and 12th but then double bogeyed the 13th hole. Sensing her chance, Wenyung then closed the door, eagling the 14th hole and ensuring that the last four holes would be a walk in the park. She had the breathing space to be able to bogey the last hole and still head the ďŹ eld by an impressive seven shots. “When I’m in front and in the lead I don’t really think about the scores,â€? she says. “I just try to play my own game and the conditions are the same for everyone. “I felt that I was struggling with my long game coming into this week, but I managed to keep my ball in play well.â€?
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Aussies take Anzac high ground Kangaroos bully-boy tactics are the rite of a superior team, but Kiwis are making inroads
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RUST the Aussies to take the high ground by once again insisting on home advantage for Friday’s Anzac rugby league test at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium. That is the way it has been for far too long in keeping with their “never give a mug an even break” attitude. Which, of course, is hardly in keeping with the brothers-in-arms Anzac spirit cemented in Gallipoli 100 years ago when brave soldiers from both countries fought and died together. When it comes to sport, it is universally accepted that top teams, possessed of a killer instinct, take no prisoners. It can be brutal but, so long as it’s not dirty, we thrill to a contest that requires strength, skill and courage. That is what has made some great
All Blacks versus Springboks union clashes so memorable as well as State of Origin league between Queensland and New South Wales. What we do find offensive, however, is the kind of sledging which detracts from an otherwise world champion Australian cricket team. With the Kangaroos winning a dozen of the last 13 Anzac tests there can be no denying their superiority in recent years despite the Kiwis having won the 2010 World Cup and two Four Nations crowns. However, having beaten Australia twice in last year’s Four Nations there is a self-belief in this year’s squad they can repeat the dose in Brisbane on Fridday, especially if Kieran Foran hamstring injury has healed sufficiently to play to his full
Agnew’s Angle potential. Last year it was the tough Kiwi forwards who set the foundation along with a much improved kicking game and a brilliant individual try to Shaun Johnson. Although blessed with a glorious sidestep and blistering acceleration, Johnson isn’t perfect and is humble enough to admit it. He doesn’t have the quick deft passing skills of Kangaroos stars Johnathan Thurston, Cooper Cronk
and Daly Cherry-Evans and can cramp his outsides for room when he dances around in circles before unloading. The recent flood of media criticism he has endured as part of an underperforming Warriors side does nothing to boost his confidence but he can be a game-breaker when at his best. Hopefully in renewing his combination with Foran that trait will return within a squad that should welcome the return of snappy stepper Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and rugged prop Sam Moa who were unavailable for last year’s Four Nations. Smarting from their loss in that tournament, the Kangaroos own confidence will be boosted by the return of some of their own stars, except dynamic fullback Billy Slater in what
should be a thriller. Not that they have ever been known to lack confidence or, in some cases, outright arrogance in claiming themselves to be champions. But whatever your feelings about them, one cannot deny that in league and cricket they are frequent winners. Meanwhile, in retaining her Swinging Skirts LPGA Classic title in San Francisco and approaching $3 million in earnings to celebrate her 18th birthday, golfer Lydia Ko continues to give us pride in her performance. With five wins on her way to becoming the world’s No 1 woman last year, we can expect many more to follow from a delightful lass whose skill and sweet personality has endeared her to the nation.
Put baseball in Japan on bucket list OPINION, by DANIEL SILVERTON LAST week I travelled to Japan, expecting to take in delicious cuisine, serene temples, hectic cities and ancient culture. I wasn’t disappointed, with the trip providing the best tastes, sights and experiences I could have hoped for. One thing I hadn’t counted on was the pleasure of one of the most entertaining sports occasions I’ve been to. A baseball match in Japan has everything you want as a sporting spectator. The Japan Samurai are the top-ranked team in international
baseball, so the on-field action is of the highest quality. But amongst the fans in the bleachers is where the real fun happens. I went to a match at the majestic Meiji Jingu Stadium, the second oldest ball park in Japan, between the Tokyo Swallows and Yokohama BayStars. The supporters of both teams were among the most passionate and vocal I have witnessed, rivalling NFL and English football crowds. Even prior to the first pitch, the arena reverberates with a joyous medley of chants, led by the oendan (cheering squad) and
backed by drums and horns. There is a different song for seemingly every player and game situation, and are sung in full voice. They are very catchy, and still ear-worming me long after I was there. The Swallows fans also wave umbrellas when their team scores a run, subtly telling the opposing pitcher to head for the showers. The festive atmosphere makes a rugby match in NZ, where you can hear the uninspiring ‘mooloo ole ole ole’ or ‘Aaalll Blaaacks, Aaalll Blaaacks’ chants and take part in a Mexican wave, dull in comparison. New Zealand stadium operators could also learn a thing or two
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Sports bites Rugby results PAKURANGA United’s premiers have maintained their perfect start in Auckland rugby. Their 45-10 away win over Maungarua on Saturday was their third bonus point victory in as many games. Pakuranga led 28-0 at the break and sit on top of their pool with the best record in the Alan McEvoy Shield. They play two-win, one-loss Waitemata at 2.45pm this Saturday at Bell Park. Meanwhile, in their first home game of the season, East Tamaki were soundly defeated 58-12 by Grammar TEC, and face College Rifles away in the next round.
League results HOWICK Hornets Rugby League Club’s premier team suffered their first loss in the Fox Memorial premiership on Sunday, going down 14-26 away to the high-flying Glenora Bears. The visitors led 10-4 at halftime but succumbed in the second half, with Glenora adding to its unbeaten run to start the season. With a win, a loss and a draw, Howick are sixth on the table. They face competition newcomers and winless Otara Scorpions in a south-east Auckland derby at 2.30pm this Saturday at Paparoa Park. In the second tier Sharman Cup, Pakuranga Jaguars shut out the Papatoetoe Panthers 16-0 on Sunday. With their two victories, Pakuranga are joint leaders and should add to their win tally when they host last-placed Glenfield Greyhounds at 2.30pm this Saturday at Ti Rakau Park.
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