Issuu

July 2022

CENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY BRANCH of the VINTAGE CAR CLUB of NZ (Inc) Lamb Country Branch Email: centralhawkesbay@vcc.org.nz

POSTAL ADDRESS

Club Nights—7.30pm

CHB Branch of the Vintage Car Club (Inc) c/-18 Wilder Street, Waipukurau. 4200

3rd Wednesday of every Month

NEIL ROBERT COX—50 YEARS MEMBERSHIP Neil joined the VCC in Auckland in 1971 and has been a continuous member since then. He and his wife Glenys joined the Central Hawke’s Bay Branch in 2015 after transferring from the Marlborough branch. Neil did an auto electrical apprenticeship with Lucas and remained with them for 24 years (9 months of which was spent in the UK studying manufacturing processes and vintage/veteran lamp manufacture). These skills are a great asset to the branch as he is often advising or repairing items for members with older vehicles. His specialty is rewinding the coils for Ford Model T magnetos. These reliable and quality units are rebuilt for both NZ and overseas clients. When Neil returned to NZ he purchased a 1926 Ford Model T Tudor which he restored and used in rallies around Auckland. Five more restorations followed and they were used around Auckland and the Waikato. He has participated in over 38 club plaque runs, and while in Auckland, Christmas parades and 3 movie openings. Included in the many non plaque runs, are 42 runs in NZ, Australia, USA, and the VCC of NZ President Diane Quarry present- UK. Currently he is restoring a 1917 Ford Model T (nearly complete ing Neil Cox CHB Branch member with his and ready 50th year certificate. Congratulation Neil to rally). During his early years with the VCC he has been both on the committee and spare parts convener. He moved to Queensland in 2006 and took with him a 1914 Overland, which was used regularly. He came back to NZ with the Overland and joined the Marlborough branch and later came to Central Hawke’s Bay. In Central Hawke’s Bay Neil is an active member, and when not doing auto electrical repairs he regularly attends dinner/meetings and participates in the club’s various activities. Neil and Glenys in their 1914 Overland—CHB Veteran Rally

Marlborough Branch of the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand—Marking 65years

Dr William Redman and the 1903 Oldsmobile he claimed to have driven in a record one-hour trip from Picton to Blenheim.

The noisy journey of Marlborough’s first motorcar is one of many good stories shared in a new book from the region’s vintage car club. Picton Hospital’s superintendent Dr William E Redman brought the brand new 1903 Oldsmobile to Marlborough, a "historic novelty” among the locals, but not very popular as it was said to scare horses and small children. The car became known as “the Snorter” for its effect on horses sharing the road, according to the Marlborough Branch of the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand. An Updated History of the Branch from 1958-2022. The book has been put together by members Trevor Harris and Linda Laing and was officially launched on Sunday, marking 65 years of the club. Harris said on Thursday, he had been flat tack all week as copies had been selling like hotcakes. While Redman’s Oldsmobile arrived some 50-odd years before the club started up, the story of the vehicle was behind the clubroom lounge’s name: the Redman Room. Along with his medical work, Redman was councillor, mayor, and Freemason. He suddenly died while representing the region at a stall at the 1940 New Zealand Centennial Exhibition, aged 74, leaving his Oldsmobile to go into storage. It was later destroyed by fire. However, its steering tiller and bell were salvaged and donated to the club by Graham Wiblin, and are on display in the Redman Room in an exhibition created by Peter Holdaway. The need to safely store and display such treasures were behind the club’s decision to build the museum at Blenheim Brayshaw Park. The regional branch was set up after the National Easter Rally in Picton attracted a whopping 96 vehicle entries and an enormous crowd, in August 1958. 2

Marlborough Branch of the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand—Marking 65years However, the club was without a proper home until the “visionary” and “stubborn” Norm Brayshaw established a historical park on a sealed former dump in 1968, named Brayshaw Park. True to the nature of those who restore vehicles, the museum and clubrooms were also made of salvaged materials, from several buildings slated for demolition. That included the former Cuddon’s home appliance showroom and repair shop on Alfred St in 1979. The demolition team agreed to give the club members a weekend to take whatever they wanted. “They underestimated us,” said an excerpt from a club newsletter, republished in Harris’ book. “They came equipped with hammers, handsaws, hacksaws, chainsaws, pinch bars, crowbars, ropes and chain, four large trucks, several utes, assorted trailers and later in the day a tractor. “Within a short space of time it was hard to identify individual members as every one was covered in a coating of dust, dirt, plaster and rat and bird nest debris. Everyone that is except for the brave and foolhardy who were twenty feet up in the air, stripping the iron off the roof.” When a dozen men emerged dragging an enormous H-shaped iron beam, a portly gentleman was said to have raced over shouting they had gone too far. A vast number of bricks were also pulled from the walls and cleaned, and the writer claimed many garden paths and barbecues in Blenheim must have been built from the proceeds of that day. But with a proper home built at Brayshaw Park, the club enjoyed many events over the years, and together restored some “real thoroughbreds”, though many had since been bought or scrapped. Still in the collection were Bruce Mantold’s 1928 Renault Viva Six, and Ted Lucas’ two Fords, a 1914 Model T and the 1930 Model A. To get a copy of the book, call Harris on 03 578 4142

The Marlborough Vintage Car Club now owns this 1914 Model T Ford originally owned and restored by club members 3 John Reid and Ted Lucas.

Marlborough Branch of the Vintage Car Club of New Zealand—Marking 65years

Former club captain Ray Fairweather's 1913 Buick is taken Skipper MacDonald joined the branch in 1972 with his for a spin. 1928 Erskine sedan

Doreen Harris, the late wife of Trevor Harris, was one of several wives that organised tea, coffee and cakes for events and fundraisers, and eventually established the very popular ladies’ evenings.

Marlborough Vintage Car Club member Trevor Harris, left, with his son and grandchild. Harris has written a book on the club’s history to mark its 65th anniversary, chronicling the 4 club’s best machines and notable members

Study finds EVs are more harmful to the environment than classic cars —BY MAXENE LONDON 2022 A study conducted by Footman James, a classic and specialist vehicle insurance provider in the UK, claims that classic vehicles are less harmful to the environment than modern cars, including electric vehicles. The findings consider the fact that classic cars have limited use throughout the year, compared to modern vehicles which are typically driven every day and generate large amounts of carbon during their production. According to the study, the average classic vehicle in the UK emits 563 kg of CO2 and is driven an average of 1,931 km each year. And while modern vehicles have significantly less CO2 emissions per km, they're driven a lot more regularly and already have a large carbon footprint from their time in the factory. The study suggests that the carbon footprint of an average passenger vehicle (for example, the VW Golf), is 6,800 kg of CO2. Then the production of a battery electric vehicle, like the Polestar 2, has a carbon footprint of 26,000 kg of CO2, but then driving is zero-emission. But the study claims that to reach that same 26,000 kg figure with a classic vehicle, it'll take over 46 years of use. Many automakers are aiming for a carbonneutral future, so this may change in the coming years. For example, Polestar has pledged to produce its first carbon-neutral vehicle by 2030, and there are lots of others with similar goals. Meanwhile, Volvo recently admitted that its EV production generates 70 percent more emissions than its ICE-powered equivalent, but its carbon footprint over its entire lifecycle is lower. The report states that two-thirds of owners are concerned about climate change, and over half of them would be open to emissions offsetting schemes. The managing director of Footman James, David Bond, says “it’s easy for one to assume that classic cars are more damaging simply because of their older and less efficient engines, however, the data in this report disproves that theory. It’s really about how these vehicles are maintained and used, it is clear that while new modern and electric cars might seem better for the planet day-to-day, the problem is how much of an impact their production causes”. 5

Sunday 10th July—Club Run to Dannevirke—organised by Laurie and Gloria Malcolmson Meeting place is at Tavistock Place at 10.00am. The run is from Waipukurau to Dannevirke via the back roads. On your way there will be various places of interest that you will need to stop at and take down notes, so please bring a pen and paper with you. A question about each place will be asked. Hopefully you will have written down the right information to get the right answers. The end of the run will be in a Club Members Shed. Please bring your own lunch, drinks and chairs. Have a safe journey home.

Wednesday 20th July—Quiz night—Dinner and Club meeting—organised by Laurie Laurie is organising a QUIZ NIGHT to take place on the same night as our July Club Meeting. The venue is the

Waipukarau Club, Russell Street, Waipukarau. Arrive at 5.45pm for drinks and be seated by 6.15pm for start of Quiz. There will be a break for Dinner which starts at 7.00 followed by the meeting, the quiz will resume after the meeting.

Entries Close on the 12th August 2022

Four fun filled days of adventurous motoring across the Central North Island countryside, driving the roads our Vintage and Classic autos were designed to handle. This Tour will commence in Tauranga with a Welcome BBQ at our BOP VCC headquarters, followed by days filled with us motoring across the back roads of the BOP and Waikato regions. To round off this Tour we have planned a mysterious 6 final ‘Underground Day’ before the Farewell Dinner in New Plymouth

Rally Director Kaaren Smylie NICC Cell: 021-664-341 Email: nicc@vcc.org.nz

Wednesday 20th July 2022—Branch QUIZ Night—Dinner and Meeting

To be held at the Waipukurau Club, Russell Street, Waipukurau

Arrive at 5.45pm for drinks and be seated by 6.15pm for start of Quiz. Main & Dessert—$30.00 per person—Please pay Eva CASH on arrival Main:

Rosemary and Fig Chicken Lamb Rumps Potatoes Peas Apple, Spinach, Walnut and Feta Salad Israeli Couscous salad

Dessert:

Chocolate Raspberry Brownie with whipped Cream

Numbers MUST be in to Eva by the evening of—Sunday 17th July 2022

Please contact Eva—06 858 9105 or 021 170 9978 or nga-oki@xtra.co.nz No late bookings please. If you have any dietary needs, please advise when you book your meal. PLEASE NOTE: The CHBVCC branch will make payment for any late dinner cancellations or no shows, then an invoice will be sent to the member/members concerned. CHB Branch Chairman

Gary Weaver

CHB VCC July

August

Events Calendar Remembrance Run—Organised by Gloria Sun 10th and Laurie—Wpk to Dannevirke

10th July

Rotorua Swap meeting Paradise Valley

Branch Dinner and Meeting plus Quiz Wed 20th night— starting at 5.45pm—Wpk Club

16-17th July

Winter Art Deco—Napier— HB-VCC

Wed 17th Branch Dinner and Meeting—Venue TBA National VCC Daffodil Rally—Organiser Kay Sun 21st Carswell 21st Aug

September TBA

October

Other District's Events

Run by Ella and Henk— Norsewood area

National VCC Daffodil Rally for Cancer North Island Club Captains 19-23 Sept Tour

Wed 21st Branch Dinner and Meeting—Venue TBA East Coast Adventure—Organised by Rod 17th-20th and Scarlett McKenzie 22-23-24 Wed 19th Branch Dinner and Meeting—Venue TBA

29-30th

Manawatu 60th Year Celebration Rally HBVCC Safari Rally to Rotorua

25-27th

MTFCNZ Tin Lizzie run Waikato.

November Wed 16th Branch Dinner and Meeting—Venue TBA 18th-19th Veteran Rally & Homestead run— 20th Organised by our Dannevirke members.

December TBAT

Party and Gymkhana @ Oruawharo Homestead.

Chairman's Report—July 2022 I present my first report to you having been appointed CHB Branch Club Chairman at the AGM held Tuesday 14th June at the Waipukurau Bowling Club. The bowling Club catered for us and did an excellent job. I have lived in these CHB towns, Waipawa, Takapau and Waipukurau. I went to Primary school in Waipawa and Takapau. For my Secondary schooling I attended CHB College. I started an Electrical Apprenticeship in 1965 in my Dad’s ( Snow Weaver) company, “Weaver’s Electrical” and in 1979 started my own “Weaver’s Electrical” which I run to this day. About the same time I joined the Fire Service, and served as Chief Fire Officer for 28 years and after serving 50 years I retired in 2015. I have always had an interest in cars from a young age, building my first car at age 14years. I’ve owned a lot of Ford Badged cars, my classic cars are a 1981XD.ESP Fairmont GHIA factory 351 CU and a 1982 Mustang GT 5 litre HO. Married to Janet, and between us we have six grown up children. I look forward to serving as Chairman of this club having watched it grow from strength to strength over the past 10 years, thanks to the foundation members. At our AGM National VCC President presented Neil Cox with his 50 year Badge, Congratulations Neil. The AGM voting results for the new committee, are as follows: Gary Weaver Brian Conner Kaye Carswell Laurie Malcolmson Keith Hopping

Chairman Secretary Treasurer Club Captain Vice Club Captain

Committee Iain Gollan, Neil Malcolm, Gloria Malcolmson, Rod McKenzie, Bruce Poole Joyce Calder, Bleat Editor (doing a top job) Gary Weaver

CHB Branch Chairman Bruce Poole

Gary Weaver

Retiring President Bruce Poole handing over the Steering 9 Wheel to Gary Weaver. Congratulation to you both.

Laurie's Lot—July 2022 Greetings Everyone. I am looking forward to being your Club Captain for the coming year. On Sunday the 12th June there was an informal get together at the Patangata Hotel. We had 11 members arrive for a meal and a natter, which was very enjoyable. Unfortunately some couldn't come because of Covid and other reasons. We had a good turn out for the A.G.M. with 53 members attending. There is a few changes to the committee with Gary Weaver as our New Chairperson and myself as Club Captain. Congratulation for your new positions of responsibilities, your will be well supported by other club members. Brian Connor our Secretary again this year will send out a list of our new members. Congratulation to you all. Congratulations to Neil Cox on receiving his 50 year Badge. This was awarded to him by our CHB member and National President Diane Quarrie. Well done Neil. You joined the VCC at an early age and are still repairing and restoring cars. During this coming year I am hoping that members will come up with some NEW IDEAS. This would be great to share any ideas you may have with our committee, maybe something completely different could be organised for our Monthly Meetings and car runs Hopefully those Members who have been ill are on the road to recovery.

Take care and drive safely.

Laurie Malcolmson CHB Branch Club Captain

ENTRAL HAWKE’S BAY VINTAGE CAR CLUB

Daffodil Rally—ENTRY FORM Sunday, 21st August 2022 Starting at 10 00am with a car display in James Street, Waipukurau Run will start from 1.00pm Entrant’s Name No. of Passengers Vehicle Make/Rego Email Phone No ENTRY FEE

Each Car

(

)

$10.00

Afternoon tea (per person)

(

)

$13.00

(Per child)

(

)

————

Free

Total Cost Post Entry to:

$_________

CHB Vintage Car Club PO Box 321 WAIPUKURAU 4242

Please pay via internet banking—Your Name in Reference Section—Daffodil Rally in Code Section Central Hawke's Bay Vintage Car Club Bank Please tick

A/C Number 02-0780-0035502-00

I agree to the Terms & Conditions

Guests are required to complete our official Vintage Car Club of New Zealand (Inc) entry form prior to an event taking place. By completing this form you are included under the club’s Public Liability Policy HOLPL6107528 with Vero Liability Insurance Limited for property damage and personal injury.

For any inquiries contact: Kaye Carswell Cell 021-124-3620 or (Wk 06-858-9777) Email: accounts@wpkmotors.co.nz

Entry closing date is 16th August 2022 No late entries will be accepted Numbers will be capped 12

17th to 20th October 2022—CHB VCC—East Coast Adventure Preliminary Instructions: All members coming with us on this, our fourth tour, must advise us as soon as possible that they intend coming along by filling in the entry form supplied. All entrants are to meet in Wairoa township [go right at the roundabout just before the bridge] at about 10:30am for morning tea/coffee at Osler’s Bakery where instruction sheets will be distributed and where we will all re-group. Park where you can. There are toilets nearby. Bring your own lunches, or buy something at Oslers before you leave Wairoa. It is 181km from Waipukurau to Wairoa. The first day is fairly strenuous as we will have to travel about 420km. Full fuel tank? There will be no “Tail-end Charlie”. Your picnic lunch will be at Waikaremoana at the camp-site near Aniwhenua stream. After lunch we take the adventuresome mostly gravel road to Murupara [S/H 38], then on to Galatea, Awateri Springs and Whakatane. We have visited the motels mentioned on the entry form and have secured a “corporate rate” for our group. The first night will be spent at one of two motels at Whakatane. The meal that night will be at the Eastern Bay of Plenty Branch of the VCC who will be supplying our meal that night at their shared clubrooms at Short St in Whakatane. Bring cash. The second day involves a leisurely drive up the coast beyond Opotiki, to Te Kaha and onto Lottin Point where we will spend the second night at the Lottin Point Motel. The meal that evening there will be at the Motel Licensed Restaurant. Good food. Not cheap. Good choice. The third day sees us with an optional drive out to the East Cape light-house past Te Araroa for those who wish to see that iconic “first place in the world that day to see the sun”, and then an amble down the coast stopping and exploring various places [such as Ruatoria and Tikitiki] along the way. Lunch will at “Café 35” in Tokomaru bay where we can re-group. The third night will be in Gisborne at Captain Cook Motel and that night the evening meal will be at Gisborne Cosmopolitan Club, a short walk along the street from the motel. Reasonable prices. The fourth day sees us heading home, but not before we visit the Eastwood Hills Arboretum, an iconic spot near Gisborne, but first checking out the shops and the “Tairawhiti Museum”. You are strongly advised to bring a good map of the area. Intending entrants please note that we towed a pop-top camper trailer around pretty much this same route some years ago behind our 1930 Model A Ford, so we reckon most of our club eligible vehicles would be suitable for the adventure, so long as they are reliable. Rod and Scarlett McKenzie rod.mckenzie.wpk@xtra.co.nz 06 858 9562 or 0274 467 198

WHANGANUI BRANCH ANNUAL RALLY 5TH JUNE 2022—by JOHN & SHIRLEY FOOT The Rally start was at the Whanganui Racecourse with a meet time of 9.00am, safety briefing at 9.15am followed with the first of 35 cars away at 9.30 am. The rally route instructions were very clear and easy to follow with most roads named and the competition being, two timed sections and silent checks. The route had a very short distance around city streets to get us out into the country where the roads took us through some very interesting remote countryside with some very good views from quite high up right out to sea. The roads were mainly sealed with some gravel which was in very good condition considering the amount of rain they have had. State Highway 3 runs pretty much through the centre of the Club area which makes it nigh on impossible to avoid using the State Highway so in some parts of the route we had short distances on the main highway. The morning section to Waverley was all to the east of S.H.3 with the afternoon section back to the Clubrooms on the Western side. It was very good enjoyable day’s motoring covering approx 100 miles followed by a well catered evening dinner and prizegiving at the Racecourse Celebrity Lounge. We were the only P80 class vehicle and the only Central Hawke’s Bay entry.

Waipukurau 1920 — Taken looking west from about where the entrance to the Countdown Supermarket is today. 14

Saturday 18th June 2022—MANAWATU BRANCH NIGHT TRIAL Article and photo’s—by JOHN & SHIRLEY FOOT

Manawatu Night Trial line up of cars

Four cars from Central Hawke’s Bay (Tony Prebensen, Bruce Poole & Jim Spicer, Rod & Peter McKenzie, John & Shirley Foot) drove through to the Manawatu Branch Club Rooms to join up with one car from Napier, two from Horowhenua Branch and ten from the Manawatu Branch to take part in the Manawatu Branch Night Trial. We started with a briefing from the newly elected Manawatu Branch Club Captain, Glyn Clements (ex C.H.B. Branch) before being sent off at 1 minute intervals. The event was a time trial of 60 miles over country roads that were mainly sealed surfaces. Some gravel roads were in the main very good surfaces apart from where there had been some slips cleared away due to all the rain they have had on that side of the ranges. This is where a bit of extra care was needed. After about 2 hours on the road we arrived at the Cheltenham Hotel for a very welcomed, well catered dinner and prize giving. Thanks to Glyn and his team for a very enjoyable event.

Manawatu Trial briefing

Saturday 18th June 2022—MANAWATU BRANCH NIGHT TRIAL Article and photo’s—by JOHN & SHIRLEY FOOT

Manawatu Night Trial back row line up

A very welcomed dinner at the Cheltenham

National Veteran Rally 2023 WHEN—23—25 February 2023 WHERE—Rural Tuakau, Franklin—bordering north Waikato, 56 km south of Auckland ENQUIRIES—Barry Birchall—barrybirchall@xtra.co.nz Nicola North (Rally Sec)—nicolahnorth@gmail.com Tel.(09) 818-8755

027-722-5225 (Nicola’s mobile)

Open to all Veteran Vehicles manufactured before 31 Dec,1918 VIC required.

Hosted by Auckland Branch

National Veteran Rally 23-25 February 2023 Hosted by the Auckland Branch and based in rural Franklin in Tuakau, 56km south of Metro Auckland Registration is open to all Veteran Vehicles manufactured before 31 Dec.1918 VIC required. The rally is based in the expansive grounds of LaValla Estate less than 2km from the historical small township of Tuakau. Tuakau is located in the district of Franklin. Franklin lies between State Highway 1 and the west coast and is known as the breadbasket of Auckland, growing potatoes, vegetables, and other products on its rich volcanic soils. The area offers great motoring country for veteran vehicles. To reach Tuakau and LaValla, those coming from the South can leave the Waikato Expressway (SH1) at Pokeno, just South of the Bombay Hills. Those coming from the north exit the motorway at Bombay. The registration fee covers: ‘Meet & Greet’ breakfast; light refreshments at start and finish of each day’s run; three lunches; final banquet dinner; Movie Night (in the small cinema at LaValla); Rally Pack and plaque. Key Dates The event runs over the last weekend of February, the weekend following the Art Deco Festival in Napier. The rally commences on Friday morning with registration from 8.30am and breakfast and rally briefing from 9.00am to 10.00am ready to depart on the first day’s run at 10.30am. The rally concludes with a celebratory dinner and awards on Sunday Evening. Rally Headquarters The rally is based at LaValla. Registration, the first ‘Meet & Greet’ breakfast and the final dinner are held at LaValla. Each day’s run departs and finishes at LaValla with light refreshments. There will be ample opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new friends in a beautiful, relaxing setting. LaValla has an interesting history as a former Marist college, now in private ownership. It is less than 2km out of the township of Tuakau, made up of well-maintained and expansive grounds (109 acres) overlooking rural countryside. LaValla provides a secure site where veteran vehicles, modern cars and trailers can be safely parked for the duration. There is limited accommodation at LaValla, and more accommodation is also available at the nearby boutique Tuakau Hotel. Other options are the motels in Pukekohe and Pokeno. Rally Programme Franklin lies between State Highway 1 and the West Coast, bounded to its South by the Waikato River. Builtup areas, busy roads and steep roads will be avoided. There are short and long routes each day. Day 1. Day 2. Day 3.

The route uses roads criss-crossing the Bombay Hills including the old main roads before the mo torway was opened. The route crosses the Waikato River on the iconic Tuakau Bridge and follows the river to its mouth at Port Waikato. The destination is the historical port town of Waiuku, taking in Glenbrook Vintage railway close by.

For more information—contact Barry Birchall (Organiser) or Nicola North (Rally Secretary) barrybirchall@xtra.co.nz Landline (09) 818-8755

nicolahnorth@gmail.com Mobile 027-722-5225 (Nicola’s phone) 18

PERSONALISED BY LORY Logo & customised printing for any occasion Hello my name is Lory Cribb and I specialise in custom printing of products. I love turning peoples ideas into reality especially when I am able to supply an extremely hard to fined personal gift. I am based in Napier and courier nationwide. Some of my products are listed below. Coffee mugs, reusable face masks (3 layered), coasters, stubby cooler holders. Custom clothing is available from newborn through to 7XL Please do not hesitate to contact me regarding any enquiries

Facebook: @personalisedbylory Email: personalisedbylory@gmail.com Cellphone: 020-4117-5900

CHB Torque-Heads—Coffee Group—Meets Weekly Bruce Turner a member of the CHB Branch of the VCC, has invited members to meet every Thursdays for coffee and a scone This is a very good excuse to get your very special vehicle out of the shed and go for a nice drive to meet like minded people. Bruce would like to make this a regular event inviting everyone to just turn up every Thursday morning, meeting around 10.00am. Please check your email for any change of venue. Thursday 30th June was a very successful morning with the boys and girls at the Tikokino Tavern. Around thirty people arriving for Coffee and a scone. The weather was great and everyone enjoyed the 19 comradeship.

Vintage and Classic Car Restoration Services NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Machine Castings One off Fabrication Weld Repairs Brazing & Mouldings

Stevenson & Taylor 2294—Takapau Road—Waipukarau Phone—06 858 6041

Angela Annear An authorised Travel Broker for Searle Travel Ltd. Consultations are by appointment.

Angela Annear Travel Broker

10 Brooker Place, Waipukurau 4200, Central Hawkes Bay Email: angela@searletravel.co.nz Webpage: www.Angelas-Travel.co.nz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Searle-Travel/

For more details: Email: angela@searletravel.co.nz Phone: 06 858 9082 Cell: 027 281 1306 Website: www.angelas-travel.co.nz

Chatham Island Tours are available. Our family lived on the Chatham's Islands from 1957 Chatham Island tours are available. Going to the Chat- to 1965. A unique part of NZ. ham Islands is an Adventure holiday. The tour uses local farm-stays—a great way to experience the Chatham's. Pitt Island is a great addition too. 20