Issue 4th October 2012

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Police make
enquiries over
cream spillages
on highway
Cream was spilt on the north bound lane of State
Highway One on the northern side of the Brynderwyn
Hill three times last month. The spills occurred on
the 10th, 19th and 28 September. The Waipu and
Maungaturoto Fire Brigades both attended all these
incidents. At least two accidents occurred as a direct
result of these spills one at 6am in the morning after the
10 September spill, when the driver of a car, lost control
and slid off the road. He suffered cuts to his head and
was taken to hospital. He has since been discharged.
On 28 September a driver lost control and went off the
road into a ditch but escaped without injury.
Waipu Fire Chief Trevor Vaile said, particularly after
rain, the cream makes the road surface very slippery.
”It is very treacherous for us firemen to walk on, so it
is extremely dangerous for drivers coming down the
hill.”
Each time the cream was spilt in a line in the middle
of the lane, starting about 400 metres from the summit
and continuing for some distance down the road. It is
then spread around by car tyres.
Trevor said 25 years ago milk spillages were frequent
but since then the valve systems on tankers have
improved and they are now rare.
“There is not a lot we can do when we get there. We
Continued on page 8.
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4 October 2012
Working bee at the old manse
Peter Couper (right) and Richard Hancock helping to build a new verandah.
“It’s a very enjoyable morning and, what’s more, we are doing something constructive”, said John Noakes
of weekly working bees held at the old manse behind the Waipu Museum.
Every Thursday a group of retired men gather together to help with the restoration of the 141 year old
manse, which for over 100 years housed successive Waipu Presbyterian ministers and their families.
The old kauri building was in a dilapidated state with some suggestion the best option was to burn it
Continued on page 3.
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4 October 2012
This Issue:
EDITORIAL
Page 4. ..Letters .
Page 5.... Faulty joint causes sewerage spill into Waipu
River
Page 7...The Waipu Primary Calf Club
Page 9...New walking track gives access to
Brynderwyn ridge.
Page 9.... Police Report
Page 10......Bream Bay College page
Page 11.. More money needed for BreamBay College 100
Plus Club
Page 13.. The Marsden Cove Spring Fair
Page 14... Round the world flight with One Tree Point School
Page 15...Sport
Page 16... What's On in Bream Bay
Page 17.. An interview with Colid Davidson relieving
Principal at Ruakaka School.
Page 18... Report from the Ruakaka Fire Brigade.
Pages 20 &21....Trades and Services.
Pages 22 & 23..... Classified advertising.
How many shopping centres do we need?
I received a phone call last week from a man who
is considering opening a shop in Ruakaka. He was
thinking about the Ruakaka Town Centre but was a
bit nervous about some proposed new shopping centre
developments in the area. When you look at all the
consented retail developments in that part of the world
it is rather confusing.
Already in addition to the Ruakaka Township shops
there are the line of shops at the Big Tomato on Port
Marsden Highway and the shops at the Marsden Cove
Marina.
There are at least three other consented retail
developments – the Wolf 2008 truck stop and small
scale retail development proposal near the One Tree
Point/ State Highway One Roundabout, a company
named WHF (formerly Dannemora Fulton Hogan)
has consent for a retail centre on 10 hectares of land
(which seems like a pretty big shopping centre) on the
western boundary of the Marsden Cove Marina and
Oliver Scott has the plan change he sought to build a
shopping centre on his North Holdings Industrial Park
land between One Tree Point Rd. and Port Marsden
Highway. Rumour has it that construction is about to
start on the first shops there. We will believe it when
we see it.
With empty shop space in at least two of the three
existing retail areas all these proposals seem illogical
to me. Surely it would be better for shoppers and
retailers alike if we could direct retail businesses to
one location. Is there someone with an understanding
of town planning out there who could comment on this
situation?
To change the subject completely, I thoroughly
enjoyed the One Tree Point Primary Round the World
Flight 2 -2 0-12 school production. The costumes were
colourful, the dancing and singing was enthusiastic and
the lighting effects were magical. What a wonderful
experience this must have been for all the children who
took part! This show brought home the point to me
that our primary schools do a great deal more for our
children then simply teaching them to read, write and
do maths.
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Working bee at the old manse
Continued from page 1.
down. It was purchased last year from the Presbyterian
Church by the Whangarei District Council along with
seven hectares of land known as the Glebe.
Earlier this year the Waipu Museum won a $37,000
grant from the Lotteries Grants Environment and
Heritage Board, which along with $20,000 raised at a
2004 Waipu Music Hall provides the funding for this
project.
The volunteers are making this money go a long way.
They work from 10am to midday, with another team
turning up for an afternoon shift from 1pm to 3pm.
All the activity is overseen by builder Ian Hanna, who
spends the rest of the week preparing for the volunteer
teams.
Re-roofing of the building is complete and the doors
and windows have been restored, the verandah is being
rebuilt and the entire exterior will be repainted. A full
set of second hand kitchen cabinetry picked up for
$150 is sitting in the kitchen awaiting installation. The
aim is to have the old building looking smart and the
surrounding grounds tidied up by January when the
Waipu Pageant will be staged in the Glebe.
Anyone who would like to join the Thursday working
bees can leave their name and contact details at the
Dick Pivac (right) and Merv Bradley prepare the deckWaipu Museum.
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Work began on Saturday 28 September on an upgrade
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Jones winning the contract.
The Waipu Joint Venture group secured a grant of
$92,500 from Pub Charities for this work in June this
year which along with money raised at a celebrity
dinner and funds already held by the hall committee
provides a budget of $143,000 for this first stage of a
planned $410,000 upgrade of the hall.
The toilets and kitchen in the old hall will be gutted.
The wall of the current men’s toilet, backing on to the
supper room, will be knocked down and extended 1
metre. Five new toilets will be installed and this will
become the ladies. The present ladies’ will change into
the men’s and will include a unisex disability toilet, 1
toilet and 3 urinals.
The kitchen will be completely relined and new
cabinetry installed with stainless steel worktops and
mobile stainless benches. A new commercial stove
top with oven underneath, and a free - standing oven
beside will increase the kitchen’s catering capacity.
The bar is being rebuilt and a glasswasher installed.
“We are endeavouring to have the work on the kitchen
and toilets finished by Labour Weekend” said Juanita
McGoldrick of the Joint Venture Group.
The deadline for the completion of the bar is the end of
November when a wedding is booked.
The hall will continue to be used during renovations
with the Caledonian toilets at the rear of the building
available for use.
“We hope to have an opening gala event in November
before the wedding, so the community can come along
and celebrate this fantastic upgrade”, said Juanita.
The Coronation Hall upgrade is only part of the Joing
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Juanita said the group aimed to keep as much as possible
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are track marks in the dunes, which originate from
that area. Perhaps G. Mitchell’s remarks should be addressed there. Or even better still he could contact the
It must be so good to have a superior knowledge Department of Conservation and volunteer his services
of everything environmental. Is there anything she to help solve the problem as I have, in a humane way.
doesn’t know? There is one thing I do know and that is An apology would not go amiss.
that some our most endangered species are threatened
by feral cats, We have read this so many times that I Margaret Hicks.
think most literate people in this country would be well Ruakaka
aware of this threat.
Why is it then that Margaret Hicks goes out at night
to feed the feral cats at the racecourse? This is not an
accusation, but a fact known by many local people.
It seems there are two sets of rules. The racecourse
Thankyou for your porridge wisdom. You reminded
back on to some of the very areas she is supposedly
me of my great grandmother, who lived on porridge
trying to protect. Take away some mangrove bushes
fresh friut and veges and fish that she caught with her
and these birds alter their behaviour and adapt to their
bamboo fishing pole. She lived to 100 years old. She
surroundings. While it may be unsettling for them, they
was healthy, happy and independant for 99% of those
will survive. The same cannot be said however, if they
years. And had a great relationship with all her grandare killed and eaten by cats. Which is the lesser evil? I
children and great grandchildren. Since she passed
think we all know the answer to that.
away we have lost two more generations of her children
Why must we continue to be bombarded with this
in a short time. I wonder if we have fallen victim to
inane, self-righteous dribble?
modern day marketing gurus and high stress economy
Once again I suggest she remains inside with her very
based human existence. I wonder if our children will
expensive curtains closed. She may as well enjoy them
live to be 100. Thankyou for your porridge wisdom. It
at that cost, which most local parents paid for.
was very refreshing.
Despite what you may think Margaret, you are not
superior to others and you don’t know everything.
Denis Crum.
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me to write. This is not just my opinion.
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In reply - “An apology would
not come amiss”
I suggest G. Mitchell get his facts straight before committing to paper. I have never fed feral cats save to trap
them to be humanely euthanased. I have, however, fed
abandoned domestic cats with the object of successfully re-homing them Regrettably there are irresponsible
pet owners who abandon their animals with no thought
for the consequences. I have received help from the
SPCA in this matter!
Incidentally I have never fed cats by the Ruakaka racecourse, although I am concerned that periodically there
Wednesday 17 October
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4 October 2012
Going fast up Doctors Hill Road.
Ben Huband of Prescott Rd., Ruakaka stands on his wrecked Subaru in Doctors Hill
Rd, Waipu. At 44 seconds Ben thought he had the third fastest time in the Northland
Car Club’s Doctors Hill Rd. hill climb held on Sunday 30 September.This is the
result when he decided to try just a little bit harder.
Faulty joint casues sewage spill
into Waipu River
Last week’s sewage spill near McLeans Bridge (the bridge alongside the Waipu
Boat Club) was caused by a faulty gibault joint.
Andy Keith the Whangarei District Council’s Wastewater and Stormwater
operations manager said two galvanised steel bolts on the connection had rusted
away. Wastewater leaked out and pooled in a paddock adjoining a stream tributary
to the Waipu River.
The pooling and a bad smell were reported to the Whangarei District Council by
the landowner.
Mr. Keith said it looked as though the leak had been occurring for several days and
he estimated around 40 cubic metres of untreated wastewater would leak from the
pipe over a 24-hour period.
The two faulty bolts have now been replaced with stainless steel bolts.
Several years ago the joints at 500 metres along the pipeline were replaced with
stainless steel bolts. A failure on the same joint, which caused last week’s spillage
had prompted the upgrade. Two rusted bolts on this joint had been replaced with
stainless steel bolts but two older and, at that time, still sound bolts in galvanised
steel had been left in place.
A pipeline, which was previously attached to the bridge has been replaced with
an underground polyethelyne pipe. The bridge moves every time a heavy vehicle
passes over it and in this caused the pipeline to break and spill wastewater into the
Waipu River.
Mr. Keith said underground pipelines do carry the risk that a leak can go unnoticed.
However polyethelyne pipe is very robust and survived intact through a major
earthquake in Hawaii.
Signs warning people not to gather and eat shellfish in the Waipu estuary for a
period of 28 days from the date of the spill have been erected at the Waipu Boat
Club, Hamon Rd. and at Johnson Point Rd. People were also warned not to swim or
catch and eat wet fish from the river or estuary for a five - day period, which expired
on 2 October.
Shellfish, which are filter feeders, collect and concentrate impurities from the water.
The bird breeding season is just beginning in the wildlife refuge at Johnson Point
and godwits have just returned to the harbour from their winter breeding grounds in
Siberia and Alaska. However Department of Conservation scientist Tony Beauchamp
said he had no concerns for the safety of the birds feeding in the estuary as the tide
would rapidly flush this amount of sewage spillage away. He said his major worry
would be the effect on wildlife of any industrial toxins that might be present in the
wastewater. Mr. Keith said to his knowledge none of the industries, which operate
in Waipu, dispose of industrial waste into the Council’s wastewater system.
Police make
enquiries over
cream spillages
on highway
4 October 2012
LETTERS
Days of Miracles and Wonder
Continued from page 1.
carry some absorbent material, which we spread on
the road but its not enough. We just slow the traffic
down until an NZTA (New Zealand Transport
Agency) contractor turns up.”
After the last cream spillage the NZTA contractor
spread a truckload of sand on the road.
The Northland Regional Council has issued an
abatement notice to L.W. Bonney and Sons, an
Auckland based freight company contracted to
Fonterra. This company’s trucks were found to have
been the cause of each of the three Brynderwyn
cream spillages and a fourth spillage in Kamo on
the 14th September. NRC officer James Mitchell
said cream causes problems in the environment,
particularly if it gets into waterways.
“Obviously the biggest concern here is public
safety and then there is a concern about how
much it is costing the tax payer to clean up all this
cream. In this case the environmental concern is
way down the list, however we felt that as this
company doesn’t appear to have done anything to
fix the problem after it was informed of the first
spill, we should take action.”
The notice requires the company to either carry
out repairs to its tankers or to operate its tankers in
such a way that further spillage doesn’t occur.
Inspector Murray Hodson of the Whangarei Police
said Police are also making enquiries into this
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Rainbow touching down on Ruakaka beach (our beach is real gold at the end of the rainbow
The title of your editorial
in the 6 September issue
of the Bream Bay News
really grabbed me as there
have been so many beautiful wonders in the sky
this past year. From where
I live on Marsden Point
Road, I have captured so
many glorious wonders
on camera that I have never seen before in my life
- apart from this year. The
wonders in the sky always
give me hope and enable
me to look beyond my
current circumstances and
believe that all things will
work out for my good.
The glory and beauty in
creation is so obvious,
and yet in the busyness
of life, we often miss it. I Rainbow colours around the sun (formally known as ‘corona’)
absolutely agree with your
title; These are the days of miracles and wonder and I Editor’s note. Thank you Raneeta. These are stunning
have a very strong feeling that what we see in the sky photographs. I wish I had the space to publish more
is just the beginning of the miraculous and wonderful of them. Hopefully I will be able to do this in the next
things we will start to see. Have hope. Take courage. issue.
Miracles still do happen.
Photographs such as these can make us all more appreRaneeta Curtis
Ruakaka
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4 October 2012
The Waipu Primary Calf Club
Held on Saturday 22 September
More contributions needed for
Waipu book sale
“We have 150 boxes of books already. With 25 to 30 books in each box, that’s
a good pile of books but we still want more”, said Neil McLeod, organiser of
the Labour Weekend book sale to raise money for the upkeep of the Waipu
Coronation Hall.
The hall committee is also collecting puzzles, jigsaws, DVDs and CDs for the
sale which will be held in the Coronation Hall on Friday 19 (from 9am - 5pm)
and Saturday 20 October (from 9am - 1pm).
Included in the donations so far are books of historic value which the committee
is having valued.
Anyone who would like to make contributions to the sale can contact Jean
Roberts or Neil McLeod and arrange for your donations to be collected.
Mountfield Quarry
We have stockpiles
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metals ready
and waiting
Phone Richard 432 0606
Alex Gordon with his champion calf Fred.
Ruakaka South Sewer Extension
Work is progressing well
on the $9.4 million Ruakaka South Sewer Scheme
Extension, designed to protect the environment and
improve public health in
the area.
The system will pump
wastewater from 470 individual properties to the Ruakaka Waste Water Treatment Plant, which will be
upgraded to handle the
increased volume of wasteThe new pumpstation installed at the campground.
water.
Progress in Area 6 (Beach Area)
The replacement of a section of the existing Paradise Shores rising main is being tested.
The Installation of the new pump station in front of the Campground is nearly complete.
The new pump station will be fully commissioned once the Paradise Shores rising main
is tested successfully.
Testing of the street reticulation will take place once the new Paradise Shores rising main
is functioning. Once the pipe testing is completed, then the reinstatement of footpaths and
berm areas can commence.
To date over 100 domestic tanks have been installed on private properties. The commissioning of the new systems is expected to start in October and complete by December this year.
Progress in Area 1 (Ruakaka Bridge to Seaview Rd.)
The location of existing services in Area 1 has been completed.
The installation of the street reticulation is now 80% complete.
Installation of Boundary Kits and Domestic Pump Stations will commence after Area 6
is completed.
Site visits in this area are continuing over the next few months. Our Stakeholder Manager
will be contacting people in this area shortly to make appointments.
Progress in Areas 2 & 3 ( Seaview Rd. to Princes Rd.)
(The locating of the services in this section to determine the pipe line routes has begun.
Site visit information has been sent to Area 2; please send your details into the Fulton
Hogan Site Office so your property can be scheduled for an appointment.
Installation of street reticulation will commence late October and continues through November this year.
Bryden Were with his lamb Salty. The pair won a ribbon for leading and Salty
gained one for his merino wool.
If you see any area where we can improve the safety for both our teams and the general
public, please contact Jody at the Site Office on 0800 Rua-Sewer or 0800 782-73937.
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New walking track gives access to the Brynderwyn ridge
A new track which has been named the Tanekaha Forest Track has been built to
provide public access to the Brynderwyn ridge. A group of volunteers describing
themselves as “a bunch of old broken down track builders”, gained funding from
the New Zealand Walking Access Commission and the agreement of private land
owners Marunui Conservation Trust and dairy farmer Mark Gash, to form the track
which will be formally opened of the track at the car park just off King Rd. this
Labour Weekend. King Road is off Cove Rd. on the right hand side coming from
Langs Beach and just passed the Mangawhai Heads turnoff.
The track is accessed from 3 km up King Road via a legal unformed public road
on the right just beyond the second bridge. A parking area has been constructed
100 metres up this access and no vehicles are permitted past this point. The track,
marked by blue and silver markers, follows the road to a stile, which leads onto
Marunui land and a swing bridge funded by the Walking Access Commission. From
the bridge the track crosses a second stream by stepping stones and briefly proceeds
upstream before climbing towards the ridge and into Department of Conservation
reserve. Steeper sections have been stepped and slopes benched but once on the
ridge the grade lessens with just a few steeper climbs.
The community is invited to the official opening by Chris Jenkins (DOC Conservator,
Northland) at the car park at 1.30pm on Saturday 20 October. You will then be
invited to join a group for a walk to the top, or just stroll in your own time to the
bridge and any point beyond.
Police Report
Ruakaka man arrested on drug charges
. On Friday, 28 September, the Ruakaka Police executed three drug search
warrants in the One Tree Point and Ruakaka area. As a result a 26 – year - old
Ruakaka man was arrested and charged with offering to supply ecstasy and
cannabis. He is to appear in Court in October.
Arrest in connection with Kepa Rd.
burglary
On Saturday, 22 September, Police arrested and charged a 19 - year - old
Ruakaka man with burglary. This was after a Kepa Road property was burgled
in August.
Charged with breaching protection order
On Wednesday, 24 September, a Mangapai man was arrested and charged
with breaching a protection order and willful damage. This was as a result of a
domestic violence incident at a Mangapai address on Saturday 22 September.
The man has been bailed to re-appear in the Whangarei District Court in
October.
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For the past five years the college has awarded $100 to each junior student who
achieves 100 or more credits at excellence, and for the last two years to senior
students achieving 50 or more excellence credits.
In the first year, 2006, just 19 students made the grade. Cash awards began the
following year, 2007, courtesy of sponsorship from Waipu’s Doug and Marvyn
Smith through their charitable trust and $2700 was handed out in $100 notes to 27
students.
But as Bream Bay’s principal Wayne Buckland says, “Success breeds success” and
numbers have skyrocketed since, with an estimated 72 students from the 450 pupil
school in line for the cash prize this year.
If you took that figure and multiplied it in your head by $100, you will have worked
out that the college needs to find $7200 this year to reward its top students.
Doug and Marvyn have had to cap their contribution at $4000 per year; so Mr
Buckland is hoping others in the community wanting to foster academic success
will join the Smiths as co-sponsors, encouraging students to strive for excellence.
“The 100+ award is very well supported by the students,” says Mr Buckland. “Noone knocks it; it’s a great way to celebrate the kids achieving.”
The increase in numbers achieving highly, Mr Buckland says, is due to the college
continually improving everything it does, including academic coaching. And while
rewarding excellence is growing more expensive, he wants to keep the requirement at
100 excellence credits, rather than shift the goalposts to reduce or limit numbers.
Mr Buckland says local primary school principals tell him their top students aim to
get the $100 when they are at college, and the Smiths are regularly approached by
primary school children who say they are looking forward to achieving it.
Students receive credits for producing work at a high enough standard to pass and
are awarded credits (if you don’t pass, you are given a “not achieved” and don’t
get any credits for that particular assignment). Credits are awarded at three levels,
depending on the quality of work: achieved, merit and excellence. Junior students
need to obtain 120 or more credits to receive their junior diploma – which echoes
New Zealand’s NCEA curriculum for senior students. But the school discovered
some students were performing well above the requirements for obtaining a junior
diploma and discussed ways to reward and encourage those top performers – which
led to the 100+ club.
“We decided 100 credits at excellence would be the level for this award and so it
became called the 100+ club,” says Mr Buckland.
When Doug and Marvyn Smith approached the college wishing to contribute
financially and encourage youth achievement, it seemed a perfect match with the
programme.
“Originally we were looking at sending students to Outward Bound or on the Spirit
of Adventure, but Wayne suggested we support the 100+ club,” says Doug. “It made
sense to us.”
The Smiths are delighted with the programme’s success, and will continue financially
supporting it. “It spurs the kids on, and helps them realise their potential. It’s great
to see all the good kids out there .”
“The 100+ club has had some unexpected spin - offs,” says Mr Buckland. “We’ve
found that right from Year 7 we have a good indication what their levels of
achievement will be at NCEA.” Also, the highest performers aim to reach ever
higher levels of excellence – for instance, the highest achievement to date in Year
10 is 198 excellence credits (out of a possible 206) and this year a Year 10 student
aims to top that.
Senior students were included in the 100+ club from 2010 – their credits are fewer
and harder to obtain, so they must achieve 50 credits at excellence to receive the
$100. Sixteen senior students received the $100 last year and 15 are predicted to
get it this year.
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Round the word on flight with One Tree Point
School
Room 3 children put on a Chinese festival with a colourful dragons and kites.
Room 11 gave us a traditional Bahamian street party.
Left to right: dancers Christian Gardner, Waimaia Kauwhata, Brody Schuster and Danny Raykov.
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Principal Adrian Smith was dressed as an Air New Zealand pilot and an Air New Zealand before flight safety
message was screening as the audience took its seats for
the One Tree Point School 2012 production held in the
school’s hall on Wednesday and Thursday nights 26 and
27 September with a dress rehearsal on Tuesday morning
25 September.
The school came up with the ingenious idea of giving each
classroom a different country to feature and the show took
the form of an around the world trip starting with Australia, then to: China, England, Scotland, France, Africa,
the Bahamas, America, Antarctica and finally back to New
Zealand where the theme song was the Fred Dagg classic
- “We don’t know how lucky we are.”
The show featured lots of enthusiastic dancing, singing,
colourful costumes and dramatic lighting effects.
Room 1 took us to Africa and a celebration of the circle of life.
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A new adventure for Wally and Shirley Browning
Wally Browning, with his bushy eyebrows looks every
bit the old sea captain. It’s as if after years in different
occupations he has finally found his calling.
He started his working life in the car painting business
in Dargaville and then purchased several holiday parks
– first at Oakura and then another in Takapuna.
Of late he and wife Shirley have been living in Orewa
but you get the impression Wally isn’t one to let the
grass grow under his feet.
“We had a bach at Tinopai and Wally had a smaller
boat there” explains Shirley.
This gave him the idea of setting up a fishing charter
business at Marsden Cove.
They had a new home built alongside their marina
berth where they can watch boats coming and going
and Wally commissioned his dream fishing charter
boat, which he named – “Spot On.”
“The boat cost as much as the house” said Shirley
She isn’t so sure about the move. She misses the shops
and friends and family back in Orewa and is a bit
nervous about going out in the boat – “There is just so
much water out there.”
“I could leave him but I don’t want to do that.” She
supposes she will get up her courage and go out
fishing.
A previous adventure they shared was travelling the
country in a 35-foot motor home.
“We had nine weeks in the South Island and we went
all around the North Island as well. It was lovely.”
Spot On was built and designed by Greg Shine of Blade
Runner Boats in Kumeu.
She is licensed to carry up to 16 passengers within the
Wally and Julie Browing on board their new catamaran - Spot On
Whangarei inshore limit and up to eight game fishers
further offshore.
She is a 12 metre long catamaran, built in marine grade
alloy with a roomy cockpit and plenty of deck space
for fishing parties.
In ideal conditions she will cruise at between 26 and
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To help launch his new business Wally is offering what
he calls “a rep deal”. If you can find ten people to make
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4 October 2012
Bream Bay swimmer wins five History made at the Bream Bay
Classic
Northland awards
Bream Bay Swimming Club’s Alex Birchall receiving the Gladys Bouma Life
Membership Trophy for the fastest 400m Individual Medley male swimmer for
the season from Gladys Bouma, a long serving member for Northland Swimming.
Alex (17) won another four Northland awards following a successful swimming season: The Sub 4 trophy for the fastest 400m Freestyle, a trophy donated
by Michael Davidson who was recently inducted into the Sport Northland Hall
of Fame; the Anne Bailie Life Membership Trophy for the fastest short course
200m butterfly; the Marty Hampton Trophy for the fastest long course 200m
butterfly (Marty was senior coach for the Bay of Islands Club and was awarded
the National “Rookie Coach of the Year” a few years ago); the Northland Trophy for the fastest 100m Individual Medley.
The coastal tanker Kakariki loading
refined oil products on Jetty Two at the
Marsden Point Oil Refinery.
Tournament winner Chase McKeown with Club President, Neville Cockayne
and tournament manager Murray MacFadyen.
History was made at the Bream Bay Classic Tournament at the Waipu Golf Course
on 15 and 16 September when for the first time in its 27 year history the tournament
was won by a Waipu Golf Club member.
Up and coming Waipu junior Chase McKeown finished six shots clear of the field
with a three round score of 229 improving his national order of merit rating from
134th to 50th
The master’s winner was Michael Leeper from Omaha Beach, while the Ladies
winner was Brittney Dryland from Titirangi.
Cricket season about to begin
Photo by Peter Grant.
Ships
expected at Northport
.
• Maple Crystal ETA Sunday 30 September at 8am. ETD Wednesday 3 October
at 2pm. Loading logs. No destination given.
• Norfolk Guardian ETA Tuesday 2 October at 6am. ETD Thursday 4 October.
Loading concrete railway
sleepers
from Busck
Shop
4, Marsden
Cove Concrete,
Marina Whangarei for line
repairs in Tasmania.
• Nanchang ETA Thursday 4 October at 7am ETD Friday 5 October at 11.30pm.
Loading veneer and departing for Tauranga.
• Charana Naree ETA Thursday 4 October at 7pm. ETD Sunday 7 October at
8am. Loading logs. No destination given.
• Mediterranean ID ETA Sunday 7 October ETD Tuesday 9 October. Loading
logs and departing for Tauranga.
• Pacific Lohas ETA Tuesday 9 October ETD Saturday 13 October . Loading
triboard and departing for the Japanese port of Hiroshima.
• Tasman Sky . ETA Tuesday 9 October at 9pm. ETD Thursday 11 October at
7am. Loading LVL for Nelson.
• Gisborne ETA Saturday 13 October at 3pm. ETD Monday 15 October at 10pm.
Loading logs. No destination given.
Ships expected at the Marsden Oil Refinery
Oil Tankers
• Phoemix Beacon ETA Midnight on Wednesday 3 October. ETD Friday 56
October at 2pm. Delivering crude.
• Ms Sophia ETA Friday 5 October. ETD Saturday 6 October. Delivering refined fuel for mixing.
Coastal Shipping
• Awanuia bunker barge for Ports of Auckland. ETA Thursday 4 October. ETD
Friday 5 October.
• Kakariki ETA Monday 8 October at 6pm. ETD Tuesday 9 October at 4am.
Last season’s Bream Bay’s B grade team with their coach Carl Gordon,
pictured just after they won the Northland B grade competition.
Anybody for 20/20 cricket this year? Believe it or not, cricket season is just around
the corner with the first games due to start from mid-October.
The Bream Bay Cricket Club is looking for your help, whether as a player (young
or old, playing for the first time or returning after a few years off); a coach or
administrator (plenty of training available); an umpire or a cricket watcher.
The following formats are available:
JMC grades: from Year 1 to Year 8., Collegiate: Year 9 to Year 13, Senior: Reserve
or third grade teams.
There will be more 20/20 games this year at all levels and with good local training
facilities and playing pitches, there is no need to travel too far.
Please contact Northland Cricket (Stephen Cunis 438 2400); Bruce Paton (432
8446) or Carl Gordon (432 0037).
4 October 2012
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What’s On in Bream Bay
• WAIPU IDOL COMPETITION. Waipu Hotel
Final Friday 5 October. Starts 8pm.
• WAIPU SATURDAY MARKET October 6
from 9am to 1pm in the Waipu Coronation Hall.
• COMEDY SHOW AT THE WAIPU HOTEL.
Saturday October 6 from 7.30pm. Comedic Guffaws. with Scotswoman - Claire Balfour, Englishman - Chris Howell, Irishman Owen Teggin and
Russian Paul Roukchan .
• ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI. Blessing of the Animals Service. At the Ruakaka Anglican Hall, Karawai St., Ruakaka Village. On Sunday 7 October
at 10.30am.
• RUAKAKA ANGLICAN PARISH SPRING
FAIR Saturday 13 October from 9am in the
church grounds, Karawai St., Ruakaka Village.
Stalls, bouncy castel, face painting, morning teas.
• BUS TOURS OF NORTHPORT To mark the
port’s 10 year celebration. Saturday 13 October
from 10am until 3pm. Every half hour.
• MOTOCROSS. Inter - club competition between Whangarei, Dargarville and Northern clubs.
Sunday 14 October. At the Ruakaka sand track on
the Lakeside Industrial Park, off Marsden Point
Road. Action starts at 10am.
• WAIPU BOUTIQUE SUNDAY MARKET
Sunday 14 October from 9am - 1pm in the Waipu
Coronation Hall.
• BOOK SALE In the Waipu Coronation Hall.
On Friday 19 October from 9am - 5pm and Saturday 20 October from 9am - 1pm. Also puzzles,
jigsaws, DVDs and CDs. Fundraiser for the hall.
• ART SALE AND FUNDRAISER FOR
WAIPU MUSEUM If fine - Saturday 20 October
in the grounds of the museum 9-30 - 4-00. Work
by Waipu Coasters and Reyburn House acrylic art
groups .
• WAIPU STREET MARKET on Saturday 20th,
9am - 1pm, contact Susan 432 1029 to book a stall
• TANEKAHA FOREST TRACK OPENING
1.30pm Saturday 20th October. See pg 9 for details.
• THE MARSDEN SPRING FAIR Sunday 21
October 9am - 2pm. In the marquee at Marsde n
Cove. Stalls, games, food, rides, live entertainement.
• MANGAWHAI BEACH AND COUNTRY
FAIR at the Mangawahi Domain. Sunday October 21, 9am - 1pm.
• OPEN DAY AT RUAKAKA SURF CLUB.
Sunday 21 October from 10am. Games, rides
BBQ, drinks, tours of clubhouse.
• MARSDEN BAY GARDEN CLUB FLOWER
SHOW in the Ruakaka Memorial Hall, Cnr SH1
and Sandford Rd., Ruakaka Friday 26 October 12
noon - 4pm Saturday 27 October 9 - 3.30pm.
Admission $2 per person, Children free. Plant,
produce and craft stalls, a patchwork quilting display and home baked refreshments
• TIDES OUT FUN RUN at Ruakaka beach on
Saturday 27 October. Starting at 10am. Entry forms
available at selected retail outlets throughout Bream
Bay or on line from: www.breambayfunrun.com
Fundraiser for the Bream Bay College PTA.
• BONFIRE AND FIREWORKS NIGHT AT
ONE TREE POINT PRIMARY. Friday 2 November from 6pm. Entry Adults $5, Children 6 14 $2. Under 5 free. Family pass 2 adults and up
to 3 children - $10. (Wet weather date Sunday 5
November) Food stalls, face painting, bouncy castle, glow sticks for sale. PTA fund raiser.
PROUDLY CELEBRATING 10 YEARS
2002 - 2012
We will be running bus tours of the port for the public
on
Saturday 13 October 2012
From 10am until 3pm (every half hour)
For group bookings please contact Tawny Panter on
[email protected] or phone 09 432 5010
WAIPU COVE SURF LIFESAVING CLUB MASS REFRESHER Sunday 14 OCTOBER
All new prospective members and old lifeguards welcome
At the Waipu Cove Surfclub
From 10-12pm, with a BBQ and spot prizes afterwards.
We hope to see everyone there so spread the word!
Surf lifesaving season starts Labour weekend.
Registration day for JUNIOR SURF will be Sunday the 4th November 2012 at 10am.
RUAKAKA SURF LIFESAVING CLUB MASS REFRESHER Saturday 13 OCTOBER
From 3pm followed by dinner.
OPEN DAY Sunday 21 October from 10am - 12 noon. BBQ, rides, tours of the clubhouse, junior surf
games. Registrations taken.
JUNIOR SURF TRAINING starts Sunday 28 October from 10am - 12 noon.
4 October 2012
Colin Davidson reflects on his forty years teaching at Northland
primary schools
Whangarei Museum.
He spent three weeks relieving at Ruakaka earlier this
year and when he was given the 10 week long relieving
principals job he didn’t waste any time accepting.
Ruakaka School has the “smile-eist kids I have ever
seen”, he says.
There is a nice mix of children here. They are very
unpretentious. The staff is very willing. There is a great
feeling in this school. ”
Mr. Davidson grew up in Hikurangi on a town supply
dairy farm.
As a child he dreamed about joining the merchant navy
and seeing the world.
“Here I am 10 miles south of where I started”, he
says.
He spent a good number of his childhood holidays in
Ruakaka as he had two grandparents living side by side
on the Ruakaka ridge.
He says he drifted into the teaching profession with a
little bit of a shove from his father.
Colin Davidson
My father pointed out teaching was the only government
“I think of myself as a boring old fart,” says Colin job where you get to choose where you want to work
Davidson who has just spent 10 weeks filling in as and you also got paid to train.
Principal at Ruakaka Primary School while Marilyn He pointed out I was the wrong shape for a policeman
(I was very skinny) and he made some flippant remark
Dunn is away on a sabbatical in the USA.
Mr. Davidson’s teaching career spans 40 years, all but about all the holidays teachers get.
one of those years spent in Northland. For 25 years he I wasn’t too keen of being at the back end of a cow, so
I didn’t want to go farming.
was a school principal.
When the training college representatives visited the
He retired in 2008.
“I lasted a few months then I put my name down for school the young Colin put his name down and before
too long he was training as a teacher.
relief work.”
He spent 18 months as education officer at the The pay to begin with was abysmal and he found he
had to take on extra work – hay making, rural mail
deliveries to support his
young family.
It wasn’t until the early
1970s when there was a
“bit of a pay increase” that
he could afford to take
those promised holidays.
He has no regrets.
I would do it all again in a
flash”, he said.
‘I have enjoyed being able
to make a connection with
children, being able to
make a difference in their
lives.
He says his own struggles
as a child helped him to
identify with individual
children.
“When I was young rugby
and cricket were the games
we played and I wasn’t
competent in these areas. I
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was a national hero, the young Colin Davidson was
winning regional long distance running titles.
“We had a lot of fairly able middle distance runners
in those days in Northland and we were competitive
against Waikato and Auckland teams.
He says running gave him self-discipline and tenacity.
He would train 100 miles a week for weeks on end.
He learned how to push himself and although due
to injuries he has given up running, this skill and
knowledge about himself remains with him.
“Everyone is an individual and it’s not to say that
because you can’t play rugby you are no good at
sport.
Have things changed in all those years of teaching?
“I don’t think kids have changed. Everything else has
changed around them. Kids still need loving support
and to be encouraged and nurtured. The societal
changes around them have been phenomenal.
He doesn’t like the word student applied to primary
school children.
“What’s wrong with kids or children. A five year old
doesn’t study and is not a student.”
When I grew up everybody was basically poor. No one
had very much. Now there is a huge gap between the
haves and have nots.”
“In Northland poverty is a big factor. I don’t think
people from other parts of the country completely
realise this. It’s not just lack of money it’s attitudes as
well.
He recalls at one school an arranged meeting with a
father who had eight or nine children who weren’t
attending school very regularly.
“This father said, ‘School never did me any good,’ and
he couldn’t see how it would benefit his kids.”
Mr. Davidson says he doesn’t delve too much at what
the children’s domestic situations are.
“While we are aware of how family situations can
affect children, as teachers we just have to look at what
comes in the gate each day.”
He says he has become more outspoken with age.
“I grew up very compliant and respectful; but now
I question government directives if I don’t see them
benefiting children.”
He doesn’t agree with the National Standards which
primary schools are now expected to test children
against.
“You don’t grow pumpkins by measuring them.”
He says most teachers know when a child needs extra
help in a subject.
He believes National Standards test a very narrow
range of skills and the task of schools is much broader
than this - to help children develop into able adults and
good citizens.
In his view an able adult is someone who, amongst
other things, looks after children, has self - discipline,
participates in society and can communicate.
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Bream Bay News, Page 19
Fire Call
By Station OfficerJeff D’Ath – Ruakaka Fire Brigade
I am not sure whether the community are to be We have attended just 1 structure fire (house/building/
congratulated or not, but our callouts for 2012 have
dropped dramatically for the first 9 months of 2012.
I am thinking chimneys were well swept this year,
heaters kept well clear of clothes racks and furniture,
and the kids trained to be more fire wise in and around
the house.
The “fire bug” has obviously grown up or left the area
as our call rate to malicious scrubbies are way down.
As at Tuesday 18t September we had turned out to 62
callouts for 2012 which is heading us for the quietist
year since 2006 where we attended 82 calls for the
year.
The trends are interesting with;
2012 heading towards the most car accidents we
have ever attended in a year at over two crashes per
month.
Scrub/rubbish fires and false alarms are running neck
and neck at 24 overall which is down on the last
fiveyears. False alarms can be private or industrial
false alarms caused by defective equipment, or even
disruption of alarm systems which immediately set
off our fire siren. Another cause of false alarms are
private rubbish fires which are controlled, but lit and
still burning after dark, alarming people who were
not aware of the fire’s origins. Those who call about
these fires are not to be blamed for over reaction, as
these reactions are what we and the community need
to ensure rapid attendance and attack to out of control
fires. The message here is, don’t light your rubbish
fires late in the afternoon or in the evening, but early
in the day so they are burned out by dark. Also ring
the NZ Fire Service or Forest Protection Services and
advise of your controlled burns so we are all warned
in advance.
shed) every 6 weeks which is another good sign.
Our medical assist calls however are peaking at a
historical record working as back up for Bream Bay
St John, and yet we turn out at just a fraction of the
number of medicals they attend. I often see amazement
and frustration on the faces of our victims when the
big red truck arrives at a medical emergency instead
of the expected big white ambulance. Just remember,
we have basic first aid equipment and experience on
board and will give all the help we can until the ambos
are able to arrive. We carry oxygen, a defibrillator,
a very healthy first aid kit and a bunch of caring
first aiders eager to make those minutes of worry as
painless as possible and stabilize the situation to the
best of our ability until the “ambos arrive”.
The St John Bream Bay team is giving extra training
to my firefighters (at no cost) to ensure we are giving
the best help available at your emergency.
Ruakaka Fire Brigade is doing way better than
many volunteer brigades in New Zealand with new
members trickling in to replace the older ones who
retire or leave the area.
We still struggle to man two full fire appliances
during working hours and I am keen to hear from
any interested members of the public who live within
5kms of the fire station and thought they might like to
know more about becoming a volunteer fire fighter.
For more information contact me,
Jeff D’Ath on 021 804009 or jdath@
pacificmotorgroup.co.nz
Don’t forget with daylight saving it is time to you
check and replace your smoke alarm batteries if
necessary. If you need help or advice, give me a call
and a fire fighter will assist.
New President for Waipu RSA
At the recent Annual General Meeting of the Waipu
RSA long standing President Geoff Grey of Waipu
stood aside after nine years as the President. Geoff a
Life Member of the RSA and also a Life Member of
the associated Waipu Citizens and Services Club has
stayed as Vice President.
The new President is Waipu local Dave Wistrand, who
has been under-studying the role for the last two years
as Vice President. Dave served in the Royal Navy for
23 years. He is also on the committee of the C&S Club.
Long serving RSA Secretary and Life member John
Finlayson was re-elected unopposed. Local builder
Gary Sandford was honoured with a Life Membership
having held various positions over a number of years
and has been a consistent volunteer..
Dave Wistrand, says the Waipu RSA will continue much as in the past, concentrating of the annual
ANZAC Day march through Waipu as the major event.
It is also intended to hold a military style “Mess Dinner” during the year. Traditional Mess Dinners are a
formal military event to celebrate some major event
(usually a victory) in a very regimented and traditional
style with full medals and regalia. Notwithstanding the
formality, they are usually quite a social occasion and
all members will be encouraged to attend.
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THE FAIR!!
Yes, it’s our Parish Spring Fair time
Saturday 13th October 2012
At
Ruakaka Anglican Church Grounds
Karawai St at 9.00 am
Stalls for everyone, Bouncy Castle,
Face Painting, Morning Tea and more!
Lots of Fun!! See you there!!
TRY
SAILING
Marsden Yacht and Boat Club
One Tree Point
Sunday 14 October 1.00pm
Come and “Have a Go”
All ages welcome
BBQ late afternoon.
Those interested in ‘Learning to Sail’
Please contact Warren Daniel Ph.4327268
Remember, Sailing is for Life
MARSDEN BAY GARDEN CLUB
Spring Flower Show
Venue: Ruakaka Memorial Hall,
Cnr SH1 and Sandford Rd., Ruakaka
Friday 26 October 12 noon - 4pm
Saturday 27 October 9 - 3.30pm.
Admission $2 per person, Children free.
With plant, produce and craft stalls, a patchwork
quilting display and home baked refreshments.
For more info, phone Marvyn Smith 432 1220
or Noeline Willis 432 8303
WAIPU SATURDAY MARKET
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9-1pm October 6th
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MARSDEN COVE MARKET
Restarts Sunday 21 October
Marsden Cove Marina
9am - 12 noon.
Artz & Craftz
Food & Coffee
Enquiries - Noeline - 432 8303
or Helen - 433 0205
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E.Mail [email protected]
NORTHERN TREEPRO LTD
COVE
MARINE
Phone/Fax: (09) 432 0209
Mobile Service
547 Mountfield Rd, Waipu.
McLeod
ELECTRICAL
132 Mountfield Rd, Waipu
Phone 09 432 0406
Mobile 0275 875 024
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Motorcycles
Alternators / Starters
Wiring
Agricultural Machinery
Commercial
Over 40 years experience
Mob: 0274 942 635
Ph: (09) 432 0373
*all repairs & maintenance
*electrical repairs
*batteries & spare parts
* 2 stroke/4 stroke & diesel engines
*pick up & delivery for workshop work
C A RTA G E
FOR ALL YOUR
EARTHWORKS & CARTAGE NEEDS
Suppliers of: topsoil, compost, woodchip,
bark, sand, pebble, rocks and firewood.
Ph/Fax 09 432 8418 or 021 768 940
Phone 09 432 7251
30 Rauiri Drive, Marsden Cove Marina
458 Marsden Point Rd. PO Box 142, Ruakaka 0151
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> Geotechnical Reports
> Resource Consents
> Project Management
> Wastewater/Onsite Effluent
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(09) 432 2722 or GEOFF (021) 972 139
www.paradisequarry.com
PUMPING EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS
PHONE 09 438 9103 (24HRS)
P 09 438 9529
F 09 430 4282
E [email protected]
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Deadline for next issue
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4 October 2012
Phone/Fax: (09) 432 0209
HD HANSEN
DRAINAGE LTD
TRADES & SERVICE DIRECTORY
Licensed Contractor for
Waste & Drainage Work
WHANGAREI
DISTRICT COUNCIL
Karl Hansen
Authorised Supplier &
Installer for:
Registered/Certifying Drainlayer
Richard Hansen
Owner/Operator
Ph (09) 432 7877
Fax (09) 432 7876
Brian the Painter
HE HANSEN
EARTHWORKS LTD
Ph. 09 432 7877
Fax 09 432 7876
Mob 027 432 7879
Mob 027 432 7877
Domestic / Commercial Developments
Landscaping • Groundwork • Excavations • Drainage • Digger & Truck Hire
Poyner Housemoving 0800 769 637
New and Used Houses For Sale For Removal
ABSOLUTE CONCRETE
www.absoluteconcrete.co.nz
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Decorator, Restorer, Handyman
Property Maintenance
No job too small,
No travelling time charges
Free advice
Phone 0274 882371 0r 09 431 4882
LOW COST DRIVEWAYS &
SURFACING NEEDS
Concrete or asphalt beyond your budget …
We have the next best solution for a
fraction of the price.
Call for a quote, you’ll be pleased you did!
Paradise Quarry Contractors
Culvert Pipes, Box Culverts,
Hazardous Goods Sheds
Crane truck delivery
y
Based in Maungaturoto but covering the whole of Northland
www.poynerhousemoving.co.nz
Email:
sales@a
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Phone
Phone (09)
(09) 431
431 2211
2211
KAIWAKA
KAIWAKA
This Space
now available!
Geoff (021) 972 139 or (09) 432 2722
M.V.B. Electrical Ltd.
Repairs • Installations • Advice
$30.00 plus GST
Mike van Blommestein
or for regular advertisers
(6 or more insertions)
Phone: 09 432 1015 • Mobile: 0274 783 749
$27 Plus GST
Balustrades
Waipu Electrical
& Security Ltd
Your Local Balustrade Specialist
Jason Hammond
Regal Plus Joinery Ltd.
• Residential & Commercial
• Alarm Installation & Servicing
Ph. 027 275 1281 or A/H 433 0422
www.superiorbalustrade.co.nz
09 432-1599 or
027-292-2833
[email protected]
• Intercoms/Gate Automation
Kirk Robbins
Ph 09 432 0091 Mob: 021 236 9551
•
Tiling
Certified Experienced Waterproofer
Indoor/Outdoor areas Domestic & Commerical
All porcelain. marble, granite, glass, sandstone & ceramic tiles
Resurfacing of soft/damaged concrete surfaces
Highest quality craftmanship 30+ years experience
Brian Cowley
Waipu Tiling
Ph. 432 1721
021 261 6906
09 4320 212 or 027 267 9157
Gates & Fencing
www.waipuwroughtiron.co.nz
Bream Bay Concrete Ltd.
Free Quotes • Reliable Service • Quality workmanship
• Concrete pads
• Shed floors
• Pathways
• Home floors
• Driveways
• Concrete cutting
• Excavation works
• Retaining walls
• Paling fences
• Profiles for homes & sheds
• Subfloors & boxing
Mark Royals Ph: 432 0107 Mob: 0274 433 130
DEADLINE
Electrical Contracting & Repairs
Electrical Inspector, Caravan EWOF,
Coolrooms, Air con. , Heat pumps.
Phone: 432 7968 Mbl: 0274 780014
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4 October 2012
FOR SALE
CARPET
OVERLOCKING
At Bank Street
Appliances
17 Bank St.
Phone 438 5029
R E F R I G E R AT O R
FREEZER 2 door frost
free Westing House. $220.
Good condition. Contact
Diana 432 8566.
OUT DOOR FURNITURE. Adirondack chairs
plus more. Can make to order. Phone Cliff 432 1218.
BATTERY TIRED? Geoff Spencer Auto Electrical. Century battery Agent.
Free test, best prices, can
deliver. Ph. 432 0373 or
Mob. 0274 942 635.
FARM GATES Light
Barred 3.66m (12ft) from
$112.20 + GST Bream
Bay Merchants BuildLink
Cnr Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
CHAINBAR OIL, 5 Litre
$29.10 20 Litre $100.65
Incl GST. Bream Bay
Merchants BuildLink
PIPE STORMWATER,
90mm x 6m $42.98 incl,
100mm x 6m $48.20 incl
Bream Bay Merchants
BuildLink. Cnr Sime &
Kepa Rd Ruakaka PH: 09
433 0077
PLYWOOD, Pine Builders Grade1200 x 2400,
7mm H3 $39.70, 9mm H3
$50.50,12mm H3 $59.40
18mm H3 $78.10,18mm
Pallet Ply U/T $57.00.
Prices Incl Gst. Bream
WATERBLASTER, Honda 4 Stroke 5HP,2600psi
$865.00 Incl. Bream Bay
Merchants BuildLink. Cnr
Sime & Kepa Rd Ruakaka. PH: 09 433 0077
TIMBER & HARDWARE Fencing / Timber
Deals. Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink. Cnr
UTILITY PANEL (TRIBOARD) T&G 15MM X
3800 X 345MM $15.00
Per Panel Incl GST. Bream
FOR HIRE
MACROCARPA &
REDWOOD
Sleepers & posts
Slab & dimentional
timber
Long Lengths available
Can Deliver
Firewood - Mac gum &
Ti tree
RECYCLING
CAGES & Skip Bins
for Hire. 3m3, 5m3,
6m3. MPL Recycling.
Mangawhai Heads Rd.
Ph 431 5445.
FOR RENT
Ph Russell 432-0344
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Buteline Fittings. Bream
TUI GARDEN PRODUCTS Bream Bay Merchants BuildLink Cnr
CARPET & VINYL.
Huge selection of carpets & vinyl at competitive prices. Cpt short ends
from $89+ GST per LM,
Vinyl 2 mtr wide from $39
per LM. Mobile service,
free measure& quote. Ph
Christine (09) 946 9886 or
021 515 145
CARPET & VINYL.
Huge selection of carpets & vinyl at competitive prices. Cpt short ends
from $89+ GST per LM,
Vinyl 2 mtr wide from $39
per LM. Mobile service,
free measure& quote. Ph
Christine (09) 946 9886 or
021 515 145.
GRAZING
GRAZING AVAILABLE
Waipu. Suit cattle /horses.
7 acre lifestyle. Could
split. Ph: 027 5262 800.
GARDEN
COMPOST
Good quality compost,
small & large volumes.
MPL
Landscape Supplies
Mangawhai Heads Rd
Ph 09 431 5445
TIGER WORMS
For worm farms,
composting toilets etc.
Ph. 432 0373 evenings
Ormiston Rd Waipu
Ph 432 1333
Open 5 days.
www.alter-natives
BEAUTY, HEALTH & FITNESS
Ginny Hall-Cowley
WATER TANK CLEANING
Dip. Class. Aroma.. Adv. Thrpt Massage
No need to empty
your tank
.
2 BDRM & 1 BDRM
UNITS
AVAILABLE
from $170pw. Ruakaka.
Ph Andrew 09 433 0469
HOUSE FOR RENT
4 bdrm, 2 bath, dble
garage,near new brick all
mod cons, in good area.
$350p/wk ph 4330164 or
0212513840.
THREE
BEDROOM
MODERN HOME. Non
smokers. No pets. References required. $280
per week. Phone Graham
0274 869 465.
SERVICES
OFFERED
NORTH PEST
CONTROL
Chemical Handlers’
Certificate
Pest control technician.
Cockroaches, bedbugs,
spiders, rodents, wasps,
ants etc. a problem???
Freecall 0800 832 007
For a quote
PAINTER/WALLPAPER
specialist, 35 years
exp, work guaranteed,
imm. start, Phone Paul,
Marsden Cove Painters
(027) 2460260
RETIRED BUILDER
AND
MANUFACTURER
with over 40 years experience in the building
industry is offering a
design drafting service
for domestic housing,
sleepouts and sheds.
Plans formulated in cosultation with clients,
with working drawings
completed & submitted
to council for processing. Extensive practical experience, able to
identify and resolve
problems. Please ring
Mike Lean on 09 431
2260 or 021 431 196.
Wa i p u
Boarding
Cattery
Excellent care and
accommodation
Ph Sue 432 0394
• Gift Vouchers
• Remedial Massage
• Pregnancy Massage
• Pensioner Discounts
• Aromatherapy Products
• Yoga Classes/Lessons
Ph 432 1721 Mob: 021 126 4437
Mon - Sat Clinic Open
228 Brooks Rd, (off S.H.1) Waipu
Phone Mark Draper
09 432 0655 or 0274 707 607
FLATMATES
REQUIRED.
Large five bedroom home.
$100 a week, plus expenses.
Own bathroom.
Heavy traffic parking
available at house.
Port Marsden Highway,
Ruakaka . Close to Port.
P. 432 7935
or 0274 432 707.
PAINTER AVAILABLE
for all types of work.
Nursery & Landscaping
Specialize in new homes.
Port Rd. Whangarei
Phone Peter 027 898
Ph 974 8733
1519.
Open 7 days.
ALTER-NATIVES
SERVICES
OFFERED
RAWLEIGH’S PRODUCTS Independent dealer,
phone Susan McRae 4321029.
REAL
Local people read
ESTATE
THE BREAM BAY
LINKING HANDS
Health Shuttle
Phone
09 4318 969
NEWS
It is an effective
place to advertise.
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY & REFLEXOLOGY
Alice Grant
09 432 1710
021 024 80569
[email protected]
www.handsonhealth.co.nz
Therapy room in Waipu
Mobile service available
Relieve aches and pains by stimulating your body
to treat itself
TUITION
SENIORNET BREAM BAY New to computers or
having problems with technology? We can help
with classes that are specially structured for the senior age group. Join SeniorNet Classes now. Phone
Dorothy 4327412 or SeniorNet Centre 4327692
HORSE COVER AND
gear repairs and industrial
sewing requirments; canvas, leather, pvc, straps,
small tarps, tents and zips
PIANO, KEYBOARD,
etc. Ph 432 0732
GUITAR AND UKULELE
BABY SITTERS AVAILFrom $18 per lesson
ABLE Two 14 year old
girls available for babysit- Wonderful opportunity to learn
ting. $10 per hour. Phone to play or even upskill on what
you already can do.
Georgia 432 1720
FISHING CHARTERS We also have singing lessons for those who are keen
Bream Bay Northern Char- to sing along with their instrument. There are tutors
ter Ventures Ltd. Full/half in Wellsford, One Tree Point,
days and evenings. Ph. Ruakaka, Maungaturoto and Langs Beach. Drum
Robbie 0274 836 486 or tutor now available in Kaiwaka. For further info:
09 432 7782 www.north- Ph. Northland Manager Alexis Westlake
09 433 0298
erncharterventures.co.nz
CARPET LAYING, Restretching and Repairs, 20
LOST
yrs exp, reliable service.
PH Dean Ireson 436 2633
or 027 667 0183.
CAMERA Accidently left in Waipu’s Waihoihoi
children’s play area on Sunday 23 September. Black
BREAM BAY GARDEN
Ricoh CX5. Has on it photos and movies of our twin
BAGS. For all your waste
babies first steps. Please phone 432 1736 or hand in to
disposal. Hire a garden
Waipu Police or Waipu Museum.
bag or wheelie bin. Emptied every few weeks.
Easy and efficientl Call
430 7366 or 021 494 233.
Classified
Advertising
4 October 2012
Bream Bay News, Page 23
SITUATIONS VACANT
WANTED:
Practice Manager
Extraordinaire!!
The Bream Bay Medical Centre is committed to the
delivery of an exceptional medical service to the
community of Ruakaka and surrounds. We offer
great working conditions within a very busy, supportive and dedicated team.
Required:
• Extensive business management experience
• Good interpersonal skills
• Accounting / Financial Management knowledge
• Up to date IT knowledge
• Team Management experience
Desirable attributes would include up to date
knowledge on current Health and Safety requirements, and Human Resource skills.
The role will encompass:
Complete Business Management, Financial Oversight, Team Management, Project Management and
you will play a key role in the future planning and
development of the Bream Bay Medical Centre.
Please email your CV with a covering letter to [email protected]
Or post to Debrah Johns, P O Box 132, Ruakaka
0151
Bream Bay Medical Centre is an equal opportunity
employer.
PUBLIC NOTICES
BREAM BAY COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
CASUAL VACANCY FOR AN ELECTED
TRUSTEE
A casual vacancy has occurred on the board of trustees for an elected parent representative.
The board has resolved under section 105 of the Education Act 1989 to fill the vacancy by selection.
If ten percent (10%) or more of eligible voters on
the school roll ask the board, within 28 days of this
notice being published, to hold a by-election to fill
the vacancy, then a by-election will be held.
Any eligible voter who wishes to ask the board to
hold a by-election should write to:
Chairperson
Board of Trustees
Bream Bay College
P O Box 111
Ruakaka
Northland 0151
RUAKAKA
RECREATION CENTRE
RE SCHEDULED AGM
OCT 9TH TUESDAY
7.30PM.
The Incorporated Societies Act requires that RRC
fulfill their legal obligations by passing their Annual Financial Statements. We need 15 people to
vote on this matter – 3 came to the Sep 25th meeting. If the accounts are not passed the Centre is
not a legal entity. And then, everybody loses out. If
you value the Centre as a Community asset, please
help keep it alive.
Do you want to walk those
KILOS off and replace
them with DOLLARS?
We are recruiting NOW
for great Christmas sales.
www.homecaredirect.co.nz
Ph 0800 500 005
Need phone, car and internet
BRING YOUR PETS!
Classified
Advertising
Costs $2.20 for up to 15 words and 20c for each
additional word. Boxed, approx 4cm adverts
cost $10 plus GST
Phone or fax your advert through to 432 - 0209
email to: [email protected]
Post to: Bream Bay News, RD 2 Waipu 0582
or leave it with payment at The Thistle in Waipu or at
Bream Bay Office Services in the Ruakaka Town Centre.
To St Francis of Assisi
Annual Blessing Service
at Ruakaka Anglican Church Hall
Karawai St, Ruakaka Village
Sunday 7 October at 10.30am.
Bring along your four legged, feathered and
furry pets to this wonderful blessing service.
Bream Bay Medical Centre Ltd.
New Patients Welcome!
Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 5pm
Saturdays: 9am - 12pm
Please advise reception at time of booking
if you require an extended consultation.
Please note that repeat prescriptions require
48 hours notice’
Enrolled patients are able to access after hours
care by: • Phoning 111 in emergencies to
access ambulance.
• Contacting Healthline on 0800 611 116
(Mon-Thurs)
• Attending White Cross Accident &
Emergency Centre (Weekends & Public Holidays)
- 121 Bank St., Whangarei. Ph: 470 1083.
Dr. John Chapman, Dr. Sue Hancock,
Dr. Karin Hiemstra. Dr. David Sinclair
Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka Town Centre,
Ruakaka. Ph: 432 8060 Fax: 432 8230
Bream Bay ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
223 Marsden Point Road, Ruakaka
Miracles happen today
Experience His Healing Presence.
SUNDAY SERVICE & KIDZ CHURCH
at 10am
POWER HOUSE Monthly Friday at 7pm.
MEN OF INTEGRITY Tuesday at 6pm
WOMEN OF DESTINY Tuesday at 10am
YOU ARE WELCOME!
Pastors: Ken & Christine Hubbard Tel: 432 7855
BREAM BAY SUNDAY
CHURCH SERVICES
Presbyterian Waipu
Camellia Ave, Ruakaka: 8.45am
The Centre, Waipu: 10am Prayer Service:
7pm
Assembly of God 223 Marsden Pt. Rd,
Ruakaka, 10am.
Anglican 1st and 3rd Sundays - St Paul’s
Ruakaka 2nd and 4th Sundays - St Peter’s
Waipu, 5th Sunday - St Nicholas Mission
to Seafarers’. Marsden Point All services
start at 9.30am.
Catholic Holy Family Church,
Ruakaka,10.30am. Mass
Lifepoint. 300 One Tree Point Rd,
10.30am.
Bream Bay CRF. 15 Kepa Road, Central
Ruakaka 10:15am every Sunday
Waipu Toy Library
You can find us next to Highlander Hair Studio.
We are open Fridays from 9.30am - 1.30pm
So come along and see our wide range of Toys,
Puzzles and Dvd’s.
Wednesday 17 October.
For further information you can contact:
Julie - 432 0388 / 0210 726 710
Lynette - 432 0441 / 0210 223 8883
Bronwyn - 432 0055 / 021 205 2460
4 October 2012
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with three bedrooms, plus ensuite and outside shower. Fantastic outside living
area to enjoy the privacy and soak up the sun. A short walk to Ding Bay/Langs.
VIEW: SUN 1.30 - 2PM
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Issue 4th October 2012

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