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New beginnings: Parks manager Mark Bowater with two prospective seedlings for One Tree Hill. Six pohutukawa and three totara trees are being grown as possible candidates for the replanting.
Photo: JAY FARNWORTH
Still seeds of doubt
By RHIANNON HORRELL
IT COULD be a another year
before None Tree Hill
becomes One Tree Hill again
– or maybe even Many Tree
Hill.
Yesterday marked 10 years
since
Auckland’s
iconic
monterey pine was removed
after an attack in 2000 left it
in a precarious state.
A replanting on the
mountain’s summit is a hotly
contested issue and the Auckland City Council has been
raising potential replacement
trees in a secret location.
‘‘The approved planting
plan for the summit of One
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Tree Hill contains a total of
nine trees – six pohutukawa
and three totara,’’ parks manager Mark Bowater says.
‘‘The eventual aim is for
one suitable tree to become
prominent on the summit as
per the goals of the One Tree
Hill management plan. The
initial grove planting offers
the best chances of future
tree survival on such a harsh
planting site.’’
Mr Bowater says potential
replacements have been ecosourced from parent trees in
the vicinity of One Tree Hill.
‘‘These trees range in size
from small 20cm cuttings to
over three metres. The actual
nine trees to be used have not
specifically been chosen.’’
But Mr Bowater says no
additions to the summit will
be made until Treaty of Waitangi
settlements
are
resolved.
‘‘Negotiations between the
Crown and Auckland region
iwi have reached an agreement in principle stage but
still need to be fully resolved
and passed through Parliament, which may take a year
or longer.’’
The agreement would see
ownership of the city’s 11 volcanic cones transferred to a
new iwi collective called Nga
Mana Whenua o Tamaki
Makaurau, which would still
provide public access.
The Maori name for the
mountain is Maungakiekie.
Ngati Whatua spokesman
Ngarimu Blair says his
group’s position is the same
as it has been for the past 10
years.
‘‘We
will
consider
replanting
once
treaty
settlements
have
been
settled.
‘‘Maungakiekie and its loss
was a major issue for us. It’s
premature for these sorts of
discussions.
‘‘Hopefully we will have an
agreement signed in autumn.
‘‘We’re working hard to
reach a conclusion to treaty
grievances.
‘‘The delays are usually
around when the Crown is
willing and ready to enter a
settlement. The sooner the
better.’’
Newly-elected Auckland
councillor and former mayor
Chris Fletcher recalls the day
the tree was removed.
‘‘It was a really traumatic
decision but the advice from
the officers was that it was
unsafe. Just as Auckland is
known as the City of Sails
and for Rangitoto, it was
known for One Tree Hill. It
was with a heavy heart I
authorised the removal.’’
She says a number of
pohutukawa seedlings were
growing at the base of the
tree that had nestled between
the roots.
‘‘There’s something very
special about those particular
pohutukawa. They were
there on that day.
‘‘It was also very moving to
see the people who came up
the mountain on that morning.
‘‘It’s time for a new beginning. There have been
delays,’’ she says
‘‘I hope there will be a
replanting at an appropriate
time with the blessing of
everyone.’’
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Puppies pinched from store
By RHIANNON HORRELL
HELP is needed to track
down a pair of brazen dognappers who made off with
three small puppies last
Tuesday.
Onehunga Pet and Vet
Supplies manager Angela
Taliai was alone in the Princes St shop when the theft
unfolded.
‘‘Two guys came in. My
mother breeds the dogs and
she likes people to pat them.
They walked up to the pups
and one of them picked one
up.
‘‘They asked me how old
they were and then he picked
up the second one. I knew it
was bizarre and I was about
to ask them to put them
down.
‘‘The guy had two in his
hands,’’ she says.
‘‘They didn’t look like the
type to pick up purse puppies.
As I went to move they ran
for it and a car was waiting
outside. That was it. They
were gone.’’
Mrs Taliai says the three
puppies taken are worth
$1000 to $1500 each. Two of
them are described as
10-week-old pomeranian and
papillon crossbreeds and the
third was an eight-week-old
Japanese spitz papillon cross.
Two of the dogs are grey
and black and the other is
white and fawn coloured.
‘‘They’re quite unusual,
they’re like mini German
shepherd puppies,’’ Mrs
Taliai says.
‘‘It’s not even the money
factor.
Rare breed: Two of the three
puppies taken are pomeranian
and papillon crossbreeds and
the third is a Japanese spitz
papillon cross. The owners of
Onehunga Pet and Vet Supplies
are seeking their safe return.
Puppy pinchers: These two men are being sought by police after they took three young puppies from the Onehunga Pet and Vet Supplies
store on October 19.
‘‘They’re my mum’s puppies
and she is down and
depressed. It’s taking a toll.’’
Mrs Taliai says she has not
slept properly since the incident.
‘‘It’s the type of shop where
we are known for letting kids
come in and pet the animals.
This is a complete disappoint-
ment. The trust has been
broken.
‘‘We don’t believe in locking
the dogs up.’’
She hopes the dogs will be
safely returned because they
are quite distinctive.
Onehunga police senior
sergeant Hirone Waretini is
calling on the community’s
help to identify the offenders.
‘‘Who would steal a puppy
like that?
‘‘If they weren’t stolen to
on-sell
unlawfully,
the
alternatives don’t bear thinking about,’’ he says.
‘‘It’s brazen, it was done in
plain sight and these
offenders are obviously cocky.
Someone will know who they
are.’’
Mrs Taliai says the
offenders took off in a white
Mazda Familia and the first
two first letters of the number plate are AY. One of the
men being sought was wearing grey track pants, white
sports shoes, a dark top and a
cap, while the other man was
wearing black shorts, a grey
top with a white t-shirt
underneath.
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Concerns raised over sale of Tongan residence
The Tongan community is
calling for a united voice to
speak out and show solidarity
against the sale of the royal
Tongan residence in Epsom.
The property, Atalanga, is
listed with the real estate
firm Bayleys and tenders for
its multi-million dollar sale
close tomorrow.
‘‘There is a historical connection to this place for all
Tongan people,’’ Tongan
Advisory Council chairman
Melino Maka says.
‘‘Apart from the churches,
our people living in Aotearoa
have no other place to relate
to from a cultural perspective.’’
There is a debate around
exactly owns the 1.6 hectare
property on St Andrews Rd –
the Tongan government or its
royal family – and why it is
suddenly on the market.
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lawyers put a caveat on the
historical property, claiming
it is owned by the government and belongs to the
Tongan taxpayers.
It is generally agreed the
property was purchased by
the late Queen Salote in
1952.
However, the conflicting
information means the sale is
looking complicated and Mr
Maka says at this point no
central communication has
taken place to discuss potential outcomes.
‘‘If we have some communication from Tonga that will
help. We don’t want to end up
with people getting overemotional about the buildings.’’
The South Epsom Planning
Group is also concerned the
sale will destroy a local land-
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development and subdividing
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‘‘From where we’re coming
from Atalanga is a significant
property with a long record of
being in the community,’’
chairman Dick Bellamy says.
‘‘We’d be very sad if this
turned out to be another
example of Auckland properties being destroyed.’’
Tenders set to close
tomorrow and Mr Maka says
what is needed is for everyone involved to show solidarity. ‘‘It is time for people
to express their concerns. We
can’t move forward with
things unless they show their
support. The community
needs to decide where they
stand.’’
It is hoped the sale will be
delayed until after Tonga’s
elections next month.
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Playing Bach on baroque oboes
By JANIE SMITH
It’s not quite the instrument that
would have been used in Bach’s day,
but a slightly more modern version
of the baroque oboe d’amore will be
heard on stage tomorrow night.
Oboe players Camille White and
Henry Ward will play two of the
rare instruments in the Auckland
Philharmonia Orchestra’s Choral
Masterpieces performance of Bach’s
St Matthew Passion.
The orchestra owns one of the
oboes d’amore but the other is on
loan from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra.
The musicians play both the regular oboe and the oboe d’amore for
the piece. Camille has played the
rare instrument before but it’s
Henry’s first time.
‘‘I’ve been working on it for about
a month, practising. We’ve been
exchanging tips and talking to past
teachers,’’ he says.
The baroque-style instrument
uses the same fingering system as a
regular oboe but produces a lower
pitch. The main difference is a small
tube called a bocal which connects
the reed to the instrument. The
oboe d’amore uses a bocal, while
other oboes do not.
Camille says oboe players have to
make their own reeds from a
material similar to bamboo. ‘‘We
spend many hours finessing reeds.’’
The Sandringham resident says
each reed is unique and different
ones need to be created for different
types of music.
Henry says they spend almost as
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’
much time making reeds as they do
playing with the orchestra.
‘‘The weather changes reeds. It’s
a lot of work, we are very finicky
and detail-oriented.’’
Camille has been with the orchestra for a year and Henry, who lives
in Grey Lynn, has been part of it
since February.
‘‘The music we get to play, like
the St Matthew Passion, is incredible. I’ve been looking forward to it
for many months,’’ he says.
Camille says it’s a rare opportunity to play the piece.
‘‘I think it’s one of the greatest
pieces ever written. I’ve been
waiting my whole life to play it.’’
Both are excited to be working
with principal guest conductor Roy
Goodman, a baroque specialist.
‘‘The spirit he brings to the music
and how he brings it alive is really
exciting,’’ Camille says.
The concert also features another
rare instrument, the viola da
gamba.
The Auckland Philharmonia’s
performance of Bach’s St Matthew
Passion is on tomorrow night at
8pm at the Auckland Town Hall.
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Film festival reveals real India
By HANNAH SPYKSMA
An alternative insight into Indian
culture is on offer at a film festival.
The Yes India Film Festival at
Rialto Cinemas will coincide with
the Diwali festival of lights, India’s
biggest cultural celebration.
Tag-lined ‘‘cinema that makes
you think’’, the film festival aims to
give Kiwis a look at parallel cinema
– India’s sector of art-house movies
which are often overshadowed by
the world famous Bollywood genre.
Organiser Ravi Kambhoj says
this is a perfect way for the public to
get an insight into the rich culture
and history of India.
‘‘Bollywood is what the western
world knows India’s cinema industry for, but at the same time we
make beautiful films. Yes, India has
a focus on dynamic, visionary cinema.’’
Mr Kambhoj says the festival,
supported by Diwali co-organiser
the Asia New Zealand Foundation,
is timed to open at the same time as
the festival of lights because both
events are a celebration of Indian
culture.
‘‘It is an opportunity to not only
celebrate and indulge in the sights,
sounds, tastes and colour of the festival of lights, but to enjoy an
intriguing mix of Indian films made
outside the Bollywood mould.’’
Diwali will take place during this
weekend.
Held at Aotea Square, the Aotea
Centre and The Edge, it is a festival
marking the new year and
celebrating the triumph of light
over darkness.
Cultural insight: The film The White Elephant, which follows the story of a poor man who goes on a life-changing experience,
is part of the Yes India Film Festival.
As well as the film festival,
highlights include international
music and magician acts, art
exhibitions, dance competitions,
fireworks and food.
Foundation spokeswoman Jennifer King says Diwali is to India
what Christmas is to New Zealand.
‘‘It’s been celebrated in New Zealand for as long as there’s been
Indians in New Zealand. But what
Asia New Zealand wanted was to
bring it out for everyone to see and
take part in.’’
Ms King says overall, she is
pleased with how Diwali is being
taken to heart in New Zealand.
The Yes India Film Festival will
open tomorrow with a World Vision
fundraising evening, screening a
film about the making of Mahatma
Agenda. The evening will include
bangra dancers – a popular Indian
style of dance.
■ Diwali, hosted by the Asian New
Zealand Foundation and the Auckland City Council, takes place on
October 30 and 31 at Aotea Square,
Aotea Centre and The Edge. Events
are free.
■ The Yes India Film Festival is on
until November 3 at Rialto
Cinemas, Newmarket.
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the downtown Westfield mall
and will be selling bowls of
strawberries and icecream.
It will kick off at 8am and
the hospice aims to sell more
than 2000 servings of donated
Phil Greig Strawberry Garden
strawberries and Tip Top
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These will be served up by
volunteers from supporting
corporate organisations including BNZ, Vodafone and Contact Energy and hospice.
Mercy Hospice chief executive Jan Nichol says: ‘‘The
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friends and family.
‘‘All money raised from the
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Are road planners around the bend?
‘‘go’’ and ‘‘stop’’ signs could
pick well in advance what
would happen if the old twoway bridge stayed.
It did and they were right.
The barrels of taxpayer cash
that went into that brainstorm did what the roadusers predicted – it simply
moved the traditional holdups a few hundred metres
north.
If you went through for this
holiday weekend and had
delays and blood-pressure
problems as a result tell me
about it.
But it seems such stuff-ups
are not limited to the north of
our brand-new, not-so-supercity.
The Manukau Courier’s ace
gridlock detectors have
logged problems on the new
$220 million State Highway
20 extension where it links
with the southern motorway.
Apparently the new gridlocks which traditionally follow redevelopment have been
driving drivers stark, raving
mad.
They’re using publishable
words like ‘‘total disaster’’
and ‘‘the worst in 30 years
shambles’’ along with four-
R
letter descriptions of the
hold-ups and the designers
who produced them.
‘‘We’re redesigning the
merge’’ is the official answer.
Plus one of those state-ofthe-art throwaway lines: ‘‘We
didn’t forecast this congestion.’’
I would have thought correct forecasting was one of
the necessities.
Further into their explanation were those terrible
two words ‘‘ramp signals’’.
Does anyone out there share
the designer’s belief that they
help drivers more than the
old, easy-to-follow ‘‘merge
like a zip’’ system?
You’ve got to have reflexes
like a GP driver to get the
jump and use them.
One woman driver I heard
of who didn’t quite achieve
that was flagged down by the
plainclothes police car behind
her and given a ticket for
‘‘driving through a red light’’
– which had flashed on
momentarily with her halfway through.
Which they tend to do.
★ ★ ★
Another terrible statistic.
This one from the guilty ver-
dict against the horse breeder
who killed his wife with a
shotgun.
The quote came from the
police head of the inquiry. On
average, one New Zealand
woman is killed by her partner or ex-partner every five
weeks.
Two more facts from a justice system coping with a logjam of cases.
One report suggests the
hearing of the murder charge
following the death and dismembering
of
Carmen
Thomas is unlikely to begin
before early 2012. That’s
right, not next year but the
year after.
Worse than that. You
remember the dramatic
armed police raids in Tuhoi
country under the Terrorism
Suppression Act.
You’re excused if you don’t
remember – they were on
October 15, 2007. Well, do
you remember Helen Clark?
She was PM? Eighteen people
were arrested and charged.
A year later further
charges were added to the
several hundred already
listed.
The last prediction I heard
was that the cases would
come to court some time in
2011 – the fourth year since
the event and the charges.
And that it might take four or
more months for a decision.
I’m not putting in a plea for
the accused. Just asking an
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This addition, he wrote,
gave selectors ‘‘the greatest
collection of sheer backline
talent that has ever been at
the All Blacks’ disposal’’.
Oh, really.
At which point I leaned
into my bookcases and
opened up past teamings in
1924.
I remember how my father
used to rave about this lineup against Wales – who else?
We won 19-0: George Nepia,
Jack Steel, Bert Cooke, K S
(Snowy) Svenson, Mark
Nicholls, Neil McGregor,
Jimmy Mill.
Nepia, 19, played all 32
matches on the Invincibles
tour, Jack Steel, New Zealand sprint champion, Bert
Cooke, Mark Nicholls, both
among the greatest of all time
(and I named my second son
Mark after him. I can still see
my son’s rapt expression
when I introduced them to
each other), Jimmy Mill,
ranked with the best, Snowy
Svenson and Neil McGregor
good enough to play with the
finest.
Now that would be a
match-up.
Got any other combinations
you’d like to throw into the
mix?
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obvious question: What sort
of justice is that?
The law industry has an
old saying: Justice delayed is
justice denied.
This interminable delay
could be seen as fitting perfectly into that category.
Can the system find a representative jury able to shut
their normal life away for
that long?
Just as importantly, how
many less spectacular cases
will be on hold while top
counsel are booked into that
one court room for so long –
thus spreading potential
injustice even further?
And what do you bet that
Tame Iti or his fellow accused
argue for part or all of
proceedings to be in Maori or
at least be translated into te
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Think how long that will
take.
★ ★ ★
So footie has changed in
the last decade along with its
rules and the various
incentives that big money
offers.
All of which makes comparisons difficult.
And makes some questionable.
This thought came to mind
when one commentator rabbited on about the inevitable
selection of league migrant
Sonny Bill Williams as an All
Black. (Now there was a surprise – not.)
Already a law unto themselves, roading engineers are
getting an even worse reputation.
Remember the shambles on
the toll road north when it
opened as if to a roll of drums
closely followed by the
revving of stationary engines
and
the
grumbles
of
gridlocked drivers. Remember too the computer system
which had gremlins.
It was probably the only
roading project intended to
clean up traffic flows where
the minister heading there to
cut the tape was late –
because of traffic gridlocks.
As if that wasn’t enough,
further north near the Warkworth exit – which has world
record status among the
worst in the developed world
– the design engineers have
done it again.
Construction teams have
laboured mightily and forever
– by my count about as long
as it took to build the
pyramids – and have widened
the road to four lanes.
If you’re thinking of holiday traffic snarl-ups going
north that sounds like real
progress. Until you clear the
traffic lights and brake hard
on to an ancient two-lane
bridge which we all thought
they’d either replace or duplicate.
Drivers who spent months
working their way through a
nightmare of men waving
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Solo artist sings her way to the silver screen
She also wrote more songs during
the process.
‘‘A couple of songs have had radio
play. It’s good to be experiencing
these things for the first time. Now
I need to get out and do some gigs.’’
The former maths teacher also
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from reality.
The album’s title refers to a
realisation she had in her own life.
‘‘It’s such a cool realisation to
come to. A lot of things I write about
are experiences I’ve made sense of.
At the end of the day, our experiences are fully human. When we
have really distressing experiences
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‘‘Against many odds Sam has
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She’s just released her debut album
but singer-songwriter samRB has
already had a single make it to the
big screen.
The Three Kings performer had
the song Life Has Just Begun, from
her album Seems I Might be
Human, picked up by the New Zealand film the Insatiable Moon.
‘‘It’s been an awesome year for
me,’’ she says.
The album was partly funded by a
New Zealand Mental Health media
grant and the single was used as an
anthem at the end of the film.
Sam started writing lyrics while
at high school but was already
playing music before that.
‘‘I was really fascinated by
guitars. Any chance I got, I would
practise or try to copy people. I
taught myself to play.’’
She says creating music isn’t
about the outcome for her.
‘‘It’s about the process. I get to
lose myself in it.’’
The grant part-funded the
album’s production and Sam says it
wouldn’t be what it is without the
help of people like well-known
musician Mike Chunn.
‘‘He does such amazing, cool stuff
for New Zealand music. He hooked
me up with the right producer who
could do it within the budget and
played at the launch. He also
hooked me up with the other people
in the band.
‘‘The money was fantastic, but it
wasn’t enough on its own to make
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By SARAH MOYES
Underneath it all Branson Gordon is
just a normal three-year-old boy.
‘‘He’s just a boy who has to do things
a little differently,’’ mum Carissa says.
Branson is completely blind.
On Saturday Mrs Gordon, with her
son in tow, will be out on the streets
collecting money for the Royal New
Zealand Foundation of the Blind’s
annual appeal.
The Greenlane mother-of-four contracted a parasitic disease called congenital toxoplasmosis when she was
pregnant with Branson.
She is not sure how she became
infected – she first started feeling
unwell while holidaying in Fiji at 24
weeks gestation.
‘‘I thought I was doing all the right
things,’’ Mrs Gordon says.
It’s possible she contracted the infection from the soil on unwashed
vegetables.
At 28 weeks the infection was diagnosed. Mrs Gordon and her husband
were given the option to terminate
because of the extent of brain damage.
‘‘For us it just wasn’t an option.’’
Branson was born at 32 weeks and
Mrs Branson says being blind is the
least of his problems.
‘‘The infection gave him scattered
brain damage throughout his brain.’’
This means he’s smaller than the
average almost-four-year-old, and
until medication was sorted he was
having seizures every few weeks.
Mrs Gordon says looking after
Branson is different to caring for his
three siblings.
Simple things like eating can be difficult – when Branson dropped food he
used to think it had ‘‘disappeared off
the face of the earth’’.
When getting him to touch things,
Mrs Gordon can’t hold his hand – she
must direct him from the elbow so he’s
in control.
‘‘It’s really basic things like that,’’
she says.
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General manager John McCarthy
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He thanked the participants for
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‘‘In the past two years, Lifewise has
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School holiday change for world cup
By HANNAH SPYKSMA
School is back and term four is
well under way but this time next
year schools throughout the
country will still be on holiday.
The dates for terms have been
shuffled around to coincide with
the final of the Rugby World Cup.
The decision, made by previous
Education Minister Trevor Mallard, is drawing mixed reactions
from schools.
For Kowhai Intermediate, situated right next to Eden Park, it is
a welcome change.
‘‘I think it is a great idea,’’ principal Paul Douglas says.
The first term will be two or
three weeks longer, pushing third
term holidays back to midOctober.
‘‘It means kids can get on with
Dale Burden
schooling while they are there. It
doesn’t seem an issue for us and
we’ve had no negative feedback
about the changes.’’
Mt Albert Primary School acting principal Sonya Davies also
believes it is not a big deal and is
quite pleased it will lessen the
amount of traffic around the
school during the cup.
But Mt Albert Grammar School
headmaster Dale Burton believes
it was an unnecessary move which
is too disruptive.
‘‘I don’t know why they had to
do it, there must have been valid
reasons but I haven’t heard
them.’’
Mr Burton says this is an Auckland issue, yet the changes are
going to affect the whole country.
‘‘Someone in Gore is going to
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Fiesta in Mt Eden
By CARLY TAWHIAO
With the outfits, the music and the
moves, Spanish dance aficionados
young and old are ready to put on a
fiesta performance.
Jane Luscombe’s Spanish Dance
School is hosting a free concert to
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with support from the Auckland
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Ms Luscombe has been teaching
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She fell in love with dance form in
1972.
‘‘When I was a teenager in London
I spotted a Spanish troupe and there
was just something so exotic about
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The music inspires Ms Luscombe,
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‘‘The music lets us interpret a lot
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‘‘Once people come along they’re
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‘‘Isabella grew up listening to
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‘‘I enjoy the music first and foremost, and the colour and the
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Isabella prefers the pasadoble
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‘‘Every movement of the fan
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says.
The hour-long concert incorporates more than 20 items from 16
dancers, who participate in a hobby
that brings ‘‘joy in their lives,’’ Ms
Luscombe says.
‘‘The performance opportunity
gives an edge to what we do. It
makes us work hard.’’
The Spanish Dance Fiesta will
take place at the Mt Eden War
Memorial Hall, 489 Dominion Rd,
Mt Eden at 2pm on Sunday.
Entry is free although a donation
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Power pylon a blight on Onehunga skyline
By RHIANNON HORRELL
The Onehunga skyline is now home
to another pylon that has sparked a
bitter reaction from residents of the
area.
The new 25-metre pylon in
George Tce was erected last month
as a training facility and has been
given a five-year resource consent.
But the structure has been met
with disapproval from some of its
neighbours.
Onehunga Enhancement Society
chairman Jim Jackson says the
society is disappointed that the sky-
line has been further compromised.
‘‘This is one more we would prefer
not to see. Surely there is a more
appropriate place for it.’’
Outgoing Maungakiekie Community Board chairwoman Bridget
Graham is also furious.
‘‘It was a non-notified application
with no consultation. Now we have
a new power pylon. I’m extremely
upset,’’ she says.
She has requested an assessment
of environmental affects from the
Auckland City Council.
However, the decision to grant
consent, made by independent com-
missioner Greg Hill, says the pylon
will have a less than minor effect on
the surrounding environment.
‘‘The power pylon is considered
characteristic of the surrounding
landscape, given the amount of
existing pylons in the area,’’ it
reads.
‘‘It is considered the pylon will
have positive effects to the wider
community in ensuring the maintenance and upkeep of Auckland’s
electricity infrastructure.’’
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maintenance
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‘‘I do have some sympathy,’’ he
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people have got used to that.’’
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A sneak peek into the future of eye
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The New Zealand National Eye Centre is opening its doors to the public on
Sunday.
Based at Auckland University, the
centre is one of the premier research
and treatment institutions in Australasia.
The centre trains the next generation of ophthalmologists and is home
to international drug trials and
cutting-edge research into cures for
blindness.
Director professor Charles McGhee
says the open day will be a chance for
Aucklanders to see the huge strides
being made into various treatments for
eye conditions.
‘‘From lazy eye to corneal
transplants, and from developing
drugs to new techniques for eye surgery, the centre houses the very best of
eye clinicians and researchers from
around the world – and they’re all
right here in Auckland,’’ he says.
The theme for the day is the Four
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adult, diminishing sight and the
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It will include several lectures from
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41 pieces on display,’’ Ms
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NEWS
Cultural awareness through course
Outward Bound and the Human
Rights Commission are offering
young Aucklanders the chance to
explore cultural diversity in the
new supercity.
The fully-funded Southern
Cross course is based on Outward
Bound’s classic 21-day course, but
aims to foster greater understanding between different cultures in
the Auckland region.
Human Rights Commission
race relations commissioner Joris
de Bres says the course will help
develop a multicultural network
of emerging young leaders.
Along with becoming more
culturally
aware,
course
participants will take part in a
wide range of activities including
sailing, kayaking and tramping.
‘‘With the advent of the new
supercity and increased need for
all sectors of the community to
work together cohesively, the
timing couldn’t be better for
encouraging participation in the
Southern Cross course,’’ Outward
Bound chief executive Trevor Taylor says.
Former Southern Cross participant Finland Tan says taking part
in the course boosted her confidence and gave her a greater
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‘‘I learnt a lot about myself – in
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from a variety of different ethnicities.
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Green therapy: Sheryl Hall takes some time out from looking after her three children,
all of whom have special needs.
Photo: NICOLA MURPHY
Sheryl Hall has a stressful life.
All three of her children have special
needs. Her eldest daughter Amy, 21,
has Cerebral Palsy while Sarah, 16,
has Autism.
Her son Chris, 20, has a condition
called Pervasive Developmental Disorder which is similar to Asperger’s
Syndrome.
Mrs Hall’s not complaining though.
She says there are plenty of people
worse off than her.
‘‘At the end of the day you’re just
grateful they’re not any worse.’’
She is involved with Recreate NZ
which provides support and activities
for children and young adults with
special needs and their families.
The Auckland-wide organisation,
which is based in Onehunga, runs
weekend retreats for mothers of children with special needs and Mrs Hall
has taken advantage of them many
times.
She says the trips are very import-
ant for helping her de-stress. ‘‘Sometimes you’re so exhausted you sleep all
weekend,’’ she says.
Her husband Richard takes care of
the children while she takes time out.
‘‘He knows if mums aren’t doing well
the whole household suffers.’’
Recreate development co-ordinator
Brent Jenkin says fewer mums are
taking part because most parents don’t
have a lot of money to spend on
leisure.
Mothers get a carer support allocation from the government that they
could previously use to go on a retreat.
But the Health Ministry is enforcing
its rule that this funding now be put
towards the benefit of the children.
She says one of the reasons she finds
the retreats beneficial is the opportunity to discuss her experiences with
other mothers who are in the same
boat.
The next mothers’ retreat weekend
is on November 21.
For
more
information
visit
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Some memories
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21 local boards have been established
across Auckland. Local boards represent
their local communities and make
decisions on local issues, activities and
facilities.
Find out more: phone 09 301 0101
or visit www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Join us at the first meeting of your local board:
Albert - Eden Local Board
Thursday, 4 November, 6.30 - 8.30pm,
Council Chambers, Mt Eden War Memorial Hall,
487 Dominion Road, Balmoral
You now have the chance to be heard,
in confidence, by a panel of qualified
people who will be visiting your area.
Whau Local Board
Monday, 8 November, 6.30 - 8.30pm,
Community Hall, Avondale Community Centre,
99 Rosebank Road, Avondale
nity
Talking with the Panel will provide an opportunity
for you to share your concerns. The Panel will
listen and where needed a tailored package
of assistance can be offered.
For more information please visit
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
are,
State care includes children’s homes, foster care,
the special education sector, health camps
and other residential health facilities.
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time and you are invited to
come along.
If you were in the care
of the State before 1992
and have concerns about
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For more information
call our freephone: 0800 356 567
visit www.listening.govt.nz
or write to us at PO Box 5939
Lambton Quay, Wellington 6145.
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NEWS
17
Signs of the times
By KAREN MANGNALL
Out with the old cities, in
with the supercity.
The supercity’s rebranding
is under way with signs at 86
sites being replaced before
the Auckland Council merger
on November 1.
One of the first to go was
the Welcome to Manukau
sign at Auckland airport.
Mayor-elect Len Brown
says it marks a ‘‘milestone’’ in
the move toward a united
Auckland. ‘‘It couldn’t be in a
more fitting position welcoming the thousand of visitors
who fly into the airport and
the thousands of Aucklanders
returning home.
‘‘It’s also fitting that the
first sign has been unveiled
in Manukau city, given the
support people here have
given me moving forward into
the new era.’’
New welcome billboards
are being set up across the
region as part of an initial
$850,000 supercity rebranding by the Auckland Transition Agency.
Main signs on civic buildings, service centres, local
board offices, libraries, and
fleet vehicles will be by
November 1.
The remaining interior and
exterior signs will be changed
after that.
Rebranding of street signs,
parks and public toilets will
be done progressively from Sign of the times: Supercity mayor-elect Len Brown with the new greeting for visitors arriving at
Auckland airport. It replaces the old Welcome to Manukau sign.
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The e-newsletter will be sent
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‘‘Many different adults influence a young person’s career
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‘‘It’s vital that those who have
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In education terms the ‘3 Rs’ were
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the opportunity to start a career in
real estate will soon start at school.
Real ITO, the industry training
arm of the real estate industry, in
partnership with the Real Estate
Institute of New Zealand, is working
on level 2 and 3 qualifications for
secondary school students.
‘‘Over 17,000 people are licensed,
under the real estate agents act, to
work in real estate offices through-
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‘‘But virtually all of these people
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in the same way as a career in
finance or any other specialist skill.’’
To combat the high turnover of
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that offering earlier qualifications
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However 17-year-old
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‘‘I had three different
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law or cars,’’ Maraea
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She has decided to
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indigenous
business.
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Hunters and Collectors, the
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Free concert, Jane
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History, The next meeting of
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28, 10.30am, at the
Horticultural Society rooms,
990 Great North Rd, Western
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Gordon and Noeline Crichton
on the Occupational Health
Training School. All welcome.
Gardeners, The Four Seasons
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October 28, 7.30pm, at the
Epsom Community Centre,
202 Gillies Ave, Epsom. The
speaker will be Xanthe White.
Phone Jenny on 638-7403.
Networking, What can the the
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Migrant Services is holding a
networking event for people to
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10am-1pm, Gate C, Johnny
Walker Lounge, Mt Smart
Stadium, Beasley Ave,
Penrose. RSVP essential. To
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information email reception@
arms-mrc.org.nz or phone
625-2440.
Light party, An alternative to
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children will be held a the
Epsom Methodist Church hall,
11 Pah Rd, Greenwoods
Corner, October 30, 6pm7.30pm. Fancy dress, games,
food, goodie bags and fun. All
welcome. Bring a plate of
finger food for a shared tea.
Phone Shirley on 624-3520.
Active Music and Movement,
A fun way to interact with your
children and make friends.
Encouraging children to learn
through song and movement.
Held at the Onehunga
Community Centre, 83 Church
St, Onehunga, every Monday,
10.30am-11.30am. Gold coin
donation.
Language course, Phlair
International College, 60
Rockfield Rd, Penrose, is
offering a free seven-week
spoken English course to help
non-native speakers improve
their English pronounciation
and listening skills. Classes
start November 1. Limited
spaces available. To register
phone 580-1500.
Boxfit, High energy fitness
classes with trained female
boxers. Classes are held on
Tuesdays and Fridays, noon1pm, at the Onehunga
Community Centre, 83 Church
St, Onehunga. $5 per class.
Childrens’ play area available.
No bookings required. Phone
634-9253 or visit
www.onehunga
centre.org.nz.
Caledonian tea dance,
October 30, 3pm-7.30pm, at
the Mt Albert Presbyterian
Church hall, 14 Mt Albert Rd,
Mt Albert. Enjoy a mix of old
time and Ceildh dances with
live music by the Celtic Music
Group. Entry $7, includes
afternoon tea. Phone Russell
on 828-6793.
Fertility, Trying to get
pregnant? Fertility NZ is
running a contact group to
help people with fertility issues
in touch with each other. Held
on November 2, 9 and 16
from 7pm-9pm. $10 per
person to cover all three
sessions. Numbers limited. To
register for for more
information phone 835-9812
or email cg.fnz
[email protected].
Recital, Geoffrey Hinds will
give a piano recital at St
Barnabas Anglican Church, Mt
Eden on October 30 at 3pm.
Admission by programme, $15
or $10, with proceeds going to
the Bishop of Auckland
Earthquake Relief Fund for
Canterbury. The programme
will feature music by Douglas
Lilburn, Dorothy Buchanan and
Anthony Ritchie. Phone
630-3267.
Ta’i chi, Celebrate active aging
and give ta’i chi a go. Great for
posture, balance and
breathing. Classes held in
Blockhouse Bay, Grey Lynn
and Mt Eden. To register
phone 816-8649.
Clothing swap, A clothing
swap and cafe catch-up
afternoon is on October 30,
2pm-4pm, at the Balmoral
Baptist Church, cnr Dominion
Rd and Queens Ave, Balmoral.
Bring in your clean, unwanted
clothes and choose new ones.
Phone Margaret on 625-9262
to register.
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Situations Vacant
“Qualified ECE Teacher/Team Leader – Babies”.
3217717AA
Lollipops Educare St Lukes are seeking a teacher with a
genuine passion for infants to lead our Babies room.
This is a great opportunity to work in a team oriented,
brand new purpose built quality state of the art childcare
centre.
If you possess excellent communication skills, are
professional and have that special nurturing nature
coupled with good documentation presentation then this
role is for you.
To express an interest in this position contact
Tony Hawkings on 8158586 or 021707890
or email [email protected]
Situations Vacant
Situations Vacant
UPHOLSTERY SEWING
MACHINIST
Aluminium
Joiner
Are you the best fully experienced machinist in Auckland? If
so, we need you!
Top wages and conditions. Monday to Friday, full time
position 7.30am to 4pm, East Tamaki based lounge furniture
manufacturer.
We use fabric and leather so someone experienced in heavy
garment manufacturing could do the job.
We require an experienced
aluminium window & door
fabricator to help cope with
the demand for our high
quality
products.
Our
position is a full time 40
hours per week with
overtime. Only experienced
people in this industry will
be considered for this
position.
Please apply by phone to Gillian 09-2710565
Ph Andrew 832 1736
Situations Vacant
Auckland
with
communities
Working
to protect what
they value
Communicator
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EARLY
CHILDHOOD
RELIEVERS
Randstad Education is
looking for experienced
trained and untrained early
childhood
teachers
throughout Auckland and
NZ.
300- 7408
PART-TIME
COOK
Require a cook to work in
our Sri Lankan Takeaway.
We want a Sri Lankan or
South
Indian
Cook.
Experience essential.
Ph 09-846 0022
Or 027 603 2986
This position is based in the Auckland Communication
Centre which is one of three 111 New Zealand Fire
Service Communications Centres based in Auckland,
Wellington, and Christchurch. The primary role of
the Centres is to act as the first point of contact for
the public with the NZFS.
Situations Vacant
We are looking for individuals with:
perform multiple tasks under pressure.
typing speed of 40wpm.
Leading Edge Services is
based in Henderson and is
a leading provider of
financial management to
schools
and
early
childhood centres.
Due to growth in our
business, we are looking for
an additional Accounts
Manager,
who
is
particularly experienced in
the accounting for early
childhoods,
to
take
responsibility
for
the
financial accounting for a
portfolio of clients, including
primary
schools.
This
position can be either full or
part time.
If you have suitable
qualities to be able to work
independently, like working
with a variety of clients in
providing services, advice,
and training, have proven
experience with accounting
for this sector up to trial
balance,
can
meet
deadlines, are flexible to
assist
others
in
the
workplace, prepared to
work the extra hours if
needed, and love a
challenge, then this could
be the job for you.
This comes with the
opportunity to work with a
great team and so if you are
keen to apply, we invite you
to email your application
with your CV and the
names of two referees that
you are happy to be
contacted, by Monday, 1st
November by 4pm to:
Ellen Herlihy
Office Administrator
[email protected]
SALES
REPRESENTATIVES
We have trucks that
are set up as shops.
Must be able to door
knock at residential
addresses. Must have
full driver’s licence.
Phone Stephen or
Jeremy on 820-5560
SWING LIFT
OPERATORS
REQUIRED
For
Penrose
based
company with quality late
model
equipment.
Application are now being
accepted for experienced
operators for day and night
shift container deliveries A
current class 5 licence with
D/G
endorsement
is
required.
We offer a competitive
wage package. If you are a
team player and are
interested in working for
Auckland’s top container
company
contact
Grant Allan at
Tapper Transport
DDI 096344946
or email
[email protected]
TEACHER
REQUIRED
To teach physics, Chem,
Bio & Stats to senior
students. English Teacher
for International students.
Send your CV to
Yogi Institute,
PO Box 27512,
Mt Roskill, Auckland
THE
MEATBOSS
V W Trading Ltd. T/A The
MeatBoss is a famous brand
in the butchery industry. We
are providing an opportunity
for an Area Manager role for
our Auckland stores.
Please send your CV with
Area Manager as subject to
[email protected]
Experience in journalism is essential and
applicants must be able to cope with
deadlines and working with editors and
reporters.
Sub-Editor
We are seeking a
sub-editor to join our
busy Penrose-based team
working on 16 community
newspapers in the
Auckland and Far North
areas.
Applications
WORK YOUR
OWN HOURS
The job involves copy subbing and layout
on the Genera computer system.
Training on the system can be given.
We are looking for 2 To 3
enthusiastic
reliable,
honest people to raise
funds
for
a
Cancer
Research Charitable Trust
door knock appeal.
Mature minded people with
own transport and good
english
skills
are
encouraged to apply.
Training provided. Part
Time, Full Time. In your
own time.
Send your applications with CVs to:
Group News Editor Ann Kilduff,
email [email protected].
Or you can mail applications to
Ann Kilduff,
Suburban Newspapers,
Private Bag 92815, Penrose.
Email:
[email protected]
Applications must be received by
November 12
For further information and an
application pack, please contact
Peter Stevenson on ph 09 486 7946,
email [email protected]
YARD HAND
Applications close Friday,
5 November 2010.
3217385AA
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The New Zealand Fire Service
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MANAGEMENT
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AND
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Situations Vacant
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Communicators operate in a 24/7 Emergency Service
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primary responsibility will be to receive emergency
111 and administration calls and to dispatch
appropriate Fire Service responses. You will have
daily contact with many different people ranging from
members of the public to firefighters to staff from
other emergency service and government agencies.
Full-time communicators work a structured roster
cycle of four twelve hour shifts, consisting of two day
shifts then two night shifts.
Situations Vacant
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of Fairfax New Zealand Limited.
Fairfax offers comprehensive benets including
medical insurance and superannuation. For further
information about your career with Fairfax visit
www.fairfaxnz.co.nz/careers. Fairfax Media is owned
and operated by Fairfax New Zealand Limited.
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Fork hoist experience and
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between 9am & 4pm,
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027-498-2841
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Part Time Vacancies
Experienced Home Support
Worker required for early
morning visit to high needs
lady with personal care needs
in Eden Terrace. Must be
reliable, honest and mature
with clear English, own car
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3022299.
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Great tutors &
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training. Call 5290400.
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AVONDALE Calvin Pl, Sunny,
split level 3dbl bedrooms,
patio, large garage workshop
on fully fenced section. Handy
location to Avondale College
& Rosebank Rd $410pw avail
2 Nov Phone 813-6776
Western Realty Ltd Licensed
(REAA 2008)
AVONDALE Well presented
4brm brick home with refurb
kitchen & spacious lounge,
easy access to m’ways, dble
lock up gge, walk to Avondale
College
and
Rosebank
Primary. $420pw. Ph Bevin
8271187
or
021512-696
Berryman MREINZ Licensed
Real Estate Agent (REAA
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EPSOM
Ngaroma
Road,
4brm, 2bth, 2 levels at $510
pwk
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Lima
6308890
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Businesses For Sale
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HILLSBOROUGH SPACIOUS
1 brm flat available, working
person, quiet area, n/s,
$190pw. Ph. 6256216.
Hillsborough, tidy 3 bedroom
uunit with 1 bathroom, carport
in block of 6. MRGZ &
Hillsborough primary zone. Cls
to motorway & all amenities.
Available 28 Oct. $320pw. Ph
624 1239
MT ALBERT New Nth Rd. 2
brms, very handy location,
fully fenced. $275pw. Ph.
6264929 or 021-1398247.
MT ALBERT tidy 2brm unit
with carport, walk to Unitec &
local shops. $275pw. Ph
Bevin 8271187 or 021512-696
Berryman MREINZ Licensed
Real Estate Agent (REAA
2008)
MT EDEN 2-3 brm half house
villa. Large rooms quiet St suit
family or group $340- $390 Ph
638 8476 txt OK 021 2658856
MT EDEN 2/3 brm, half villa,
pretty gardern, avail now.
$330 pw. Ph 623-0080
MT EDEN fully s.c, bedsit
/studio fully furn $215/ $235
Ph or txt 021 0562078
NEW LYNN 2 brm unit, n/s,
pvte courtyard, carport, deck,
$300pw. Ph 021 022 08922
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Dundonald
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inc pwr & wtr, secure apt
block, located near major bus
routes to City & Newmarket.
Dbl
bed,
desk,
chair,
kitchenette with some w/w,
en-suite. Laundry & full kit/
lounge also provided. Car
parking avail at $45 pw. Ph
Lima
Ph
968
3317
CROCKERS MREINZ
ONEHUNGA 2 brm unit, osp,
own garden & sun deck, close
to mall. $300pw incl wtr &
lawns. Bond $900. Refs req.
Ph 620-8647 or 021-125-3352
ONEHUNGA Heretaunga Ave
2 brm unit with carport + 1
carpark, sunny, rear grass
area, $295pw wtr inc. ph
3772764 or 0274 465090
ONEHUNGA Puka St. 2brm
unit, carport, small courtyard..
$280pw. Ph. 2709603 or
027-4425995.
ROYAL OAK 4/19 Campbell
Rd, 1brm unit with carport,
$275pw + water. Available
now. Ph 525 2011 or
021655752
WATERVIEW SUNNY 2 Brm
unit, alarm, carport, fenced,
incl
lawns
$300pw.
Ph
814-9791 or 021-726-312
CLASSIFIED
Building Supplies
& Services
To Let
VILLA/BUNGALOW ROTTEN
WINDOWS
repaired
or
replaced & painted. Bay
windows rebuilt/reshingled by
exper’d tradesmen call Morris
"DoubleHung" 0800 76 88 36
RENT
ARREARS?
Woodrot Repaired decks.
Home
maintenance
&
painting. Ph Mark 832-5814 or
0274816088
NO PROBLEM....
Car Removal
09 262 1825
FREE
CAR BODY
PICK-UP
[email protected]
Don Ha Real Estate Ltd
Licensed (REAA 2008)
Account Services
Bobcat Services
ACCOUNTANCY Tax, GST,
FBT, Cash books, business ac
counts etc. prepared. Very low
rates. Phone Sally 624-3677.
BOBCAT, Digger and Truck
Hire. Post drilling. Efficient
Service. Ph Mike 021-592-398
IRD PROBLEMS? Get the
heat taken out. Ph Steve at
TaxShop 443-7741
Aerial Installation
AA AERIALS REPAIRS and
Installations plus tuning. Free
quotes. Ph 0800-835-592
Building Supplies
& Services
0800 87 22 67 for renovations,
alterations,
new
homes,
bathrooms,
kitchens
and
general building maintenance
services. Member of Certified
Builders. Please phone Craig
AERIALS, TUNE ins, Repair of
TV/Video/Audio, Freeview, Wall
Mounts, Microwave. Authorised
service agent, genuine parts, best
rates, Professional service. Ph.
TELETECH 6258111
A BUILDER available for
maintenance & renovations.
Bungalow & Villa Builders. Ph
524 6909 Mob 027 200 7260
www.villabuilders.co.nz
FREEVIEW TV & Aerials,
extra TV or Phone points,
same day at best prices.
626 2458, 021 644677
A
QUALIFIED//
Certified
Builder. Renovation, alteration
specialist. Maintenance. Ph
Stuart 021-617-122 or ah
630-8448
TV AERIALS INSTALLED by
approved technician. Ph Arran
021-464-798 or 271-4877
Aluminium Joinery
HOME MAINTENANCE
Painting, Building, Roofing,
Repairs, Handyman 975 0502
banksbuilding.co.nz
A.K. BUILDING Service Ltd,
maintenance & repairs. From
small
jobs.
Call
Kevin
027 2277 368/ 276 7188
AVAIL NOW Experienced
qualified tradesman Qual guar
Ph 950 3813/ 021 895099
www.prospecs.co.nz
Appliances
525 8228 Repairs and Service
for all F&P, ELBA and Haier
appliances.
The
only
authorised service in the area.
AKLD Washing machine,
dishwashers, dryers, oven.
Winz, pensioner discounts, ph
838-1694 or 027-4141321
ALBERT APPLIANCE
Servicing Ltd: Registered
electrician: F&P trained. Also
Elba, Hoover, Simpson,
Maytag. Driers - Dishwashers
- Stoves - Waste Disposals.
Phone: 818-4285 Mob:
027-473-5451
APPLIANCE REPAIRS Ltd
REGISTERED
technicians.
Servicing all whiteware. F&P
& Electrolux trained. All Major
Brands. Competitive Rates.
Phone 620 0556
Asphalt Services
ASPHALT
IMPROVEMENTS
1979 LTD
Asphalt and tarsealing,
hotmix, red or grey chip.
Expert Workmanship
Free Quotation
PH 473-0544
BATHROOM
/
SHOWER
problems. We are specialists
in shower installations, leaking
showers. Partial / Full bthrm
renovations 5 year warranty
FREE quote Ph 416 3484
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
House alteration plans, house
designs, engineering
calculations & producer
statements. Stewart Hobbs
528-9635 or 027-211-3999
Floor Sanding
CLEANING HOMES & offices,
Professional
results
at
affordable prices. Full service
from $40. Fully insured
security
screened
owner
operated. Free quotes. Ph VIP
Home Services now 836-5430
EXPERT
CONCRETE
Driveways, Paths, Patios.
Free quotes, 40yrs exper.
Bobcat & Truck for soil &
concrete
removal.
Work
gauranteed.
Call
Colin
636-3224 or mob 021 666 272
A FAMILY Business offering
service within a day. Smaller
repairs to new projects. Mstr
Electricians. Ph 0800-287-452
TIMBER CORK, good job
reasonable rates. 13yrs exp.
Ph Geoff 027 245 7507 or
2766269
Furniture Removal
HOME CLEANING, Chinese
couple, exper & quality work,
reliable. Refs avail. Melody
021 138 0857 or 576-3639.
FOR
residential
and
commercial
paving
and
concrete call Auckland Paving
& Concrete Services Ltd.
Trading for more than 25
years. For quotes: 09 571
0166, Bill 021 925 983, Bruce
021-581-504,
email
[email protected].
ACTON ELECTRICAL
021-228-6602 or 09 9639570. All
domestic and commercial works.
Small & Large jobs. Great Prices
and Great Service
INDEPENDENT Honest Lady
with 8 yrs exp available to
clean your home, top quality,
best service. Refs avail. Ph
6300-988 // 021-299 3033.
All Electrical services plus
supply and/or install home
ventilation, range hoods, heat
pumps,
security
alarms.
Stargate Electrical Ltd. Ph
627-1220, Mob: 0274823703.
www.stargateelectrical.co.nz
Computer Services
Drainlaying
027-6437400 REG Drainlayer
28 yrs exp. Blocked drains
New & Existing drainage Repairs. Ph Steve 627-3973
BC ELECTRICAL, NZ REG
SMALL JOB SPECIALIST, ph
Brett 624-1117, 7 days
Phone 636-5256
0800-PC REPAIR Computer
clinic mobile services V Come
2 u 4 all PC, Mac, network &
broadband problems Ph: 629
4640 / 7 days 8am-8pm
Carpet Services
09 950 3858, POMPC.CO.NZ.
Repairs, upgrade, sales. Prof
service $40/hr. Certified & expr
experts come to you. 7 days
001-A-Carpets supply new &
lay, used & repairs. 35 yrs+
exp. 636-1100,021811888.
09-8461899 PC & Networking
service. $40P/hr. Calling out
free. 7 days. 14 yrs exper.
021-0222-5412 DIRECT Pest
& Carpet, deep steam clean,
free deod, 0800 993 011.
CALL SUNNY 4 honest pc &
laptop - repair & upgrade onsite.
No fix No fee $25p/h. Phone
0800 1 78669 - 021 111 7140
021-02262251 DEEP Steam
clean free Deod & stain pretreat
from $49. CJ 0800-549423.
COMPUTER HASSELS? Virus
&
Spyware
removal,
broadband. Full range of
services Ph Geoff 0800472725
A CARPET CLEANING and
Upholstery cleaning. $15 per
room. Ph Darren 834-3176
COMPUTER HELP Problems,
repairs,email,networks, tuition.
Home & Small Businesses.
Julie 524-7976 // 021-795-561
CARPET CLEANING best
clean best price. Ph Kam
Kleen 838-1079 / 0274878792
PC TECHCARE Ph 974 3721
Fast & Reliable Prof Onsite
Service & Repairs for any
computer issue No Fix/No Fee
0800-555-119
BLOCKED
Drains, toilets, kitchens etc
Cleared $99+GST. Ph Brett
DRAIN UNBLOCKING Drain
TV, Repairs, Free Quotes.
DRAIN DIRECT 0800 372 464
DRAINCO
PLUMBING
&
Drainage Limited. Registered
Drainlayer for all new drains,
repairs,
unblocking,
watermains & subdivision
work Ph Kelvin 813-2111 or
027 212 4833.
REG. Drainlayers. Unblocking,
Laying, design & consult.
Approved contractors to ACC &
Metrowater. Free quotes. All work
guaranteed. Galaxie Drainage
(09) 8108988
Regd Drainlayers. Residential,
sub division, new sewer &
stromwater & repair work. All
work guaranteed. Ph John 6273
3200 or 021 573 667
STATION NET LTD
Workshop
Earthworks
CARPET / VINYL LAYER
Cheap new/used carpet supply.
Cheap rates. Mike 021486476
Free check up!!
Hardware, Software &
Virus Removal. Upgrades
& Networking repairs.
Sales & Service
BEDROCK
EXCAVATIONS,
landscaping, footings, driveways,
post hole drilling, concrete prep.
836-0324 or 021-906422.
Ceilings
KOWHAI est 1977 Texture
removals,
retexture,
and
repaints. Ph 629-2658
TEXTURED
CEILINGS,
removed, resprayed or repainted,
8384360, 022 635 2564
Cleaning Services
021888331 ALL home office 1
off cleaning, ironing, low rate,
quality service. Jen 579 5688
Otahuhu Bus Station
09-270-0781
Concrete Services
021 02211781 To ring for
concrete
paths,
patios,
driveways etc Free Quotes.
Immed start. Also After Hours
ALL PATHS, Drives, Patios,
Floors, Drainage, Retaining
Walls. Ph Rex 027 270 9566
BPS CONCRETE full service
available,
plain,
exposed,
decorative.
Guaranteed
workmanship. Phone: Brian
0274 814 750 or a/h 6274342
CONCRETE MAN No Job too
Small,
Repair
that
old
Driveway or Path- Asphalt Hot
Mix. Ph 02148 4810 /2777208
CERTIFIED
ELECTRICIAN
Do you need an electrician?
Call Tom Wood 825-0558 or
021-501933 villa re-wire and
fuseboard, etc.
COOKER REPAIRS. Ph:JEFF
0274954054 or A/H 8139910,
discount rates, work guar.
EXCAVATIONS,
Levelling,
driveways,
Clearing.
Competitive rates. Bobcat hire
available. Ph Ryan 5772930
or 027-502-1187
SMALL DIGGER & TRUCK
excavn, secn. clearing, metal/
bark del. Ph Rob 021440058
CRAIG JONES
For all repairs and
installation work.
Enquiries till 7pm
(incl. Weekends)
PH: 625-4896
ELECTRICIAN, all repairs,
installations.
Phone
Jeff
0274954054
or
813-9910
discount rates.Wk guaranteed
MASTER ELECTRICIAN All
electric Wk guaran Gd Price
Jarry 6292681 /021 1472781
MRS ELECTRICIAN
Reg
electrician
for
all
your
electrical work done to a high
standard. Ph Ruth 021494078
Northern Lights
Electrical.
Fully qualified electricians,
local and reasonably priced.
Call for a free quote 0800
1SPARK (0800177275)
SKS ELECTRICAL 15% off
Rewiring, installations, repairs
Sibi 625 5324 / 021 253 0997
Fencing and Decks
ABLE MOVERS. houselots,
flats, offices, Akl wide. 7 days.
Ph 267 3339, 021 2044545
AP MOVERS 50CU Truck.
Choice of 3 men or 2 men. Ph
027 498 2841, 5272304
DISCOUNT REMOVALS 31.5
cu mtr truck- $45ph + gst 1
man , $60 + gst 2 men
620-1488
021 831 262 or "Garden a
Mess" ph the Best. Reg.
maintenance,
cleanups,
makeovers. 0800 20 44 20
0800
228850
Garden
Cleanups Weeding, Rubbish
Removal
&
Landscaping.
Workmanship guaranteed.
ABLE WEEDING, lawns, tidyup, planting, spray, makeover,
prune etc. Call Peter 4 a free
quote 6231330, 0210328246
AFFORDABLE
GARDEN
maint. Hedges, Trees, Lawns,
etc. Ph. Mike 021-0295-1089
AWESOME
REFERENCES
all garden work, free quote,
prompt friendly service best
price, 625 2013 / 0272335441
PRUNING, Fruit, ornamental
citrus trees, roses. Spraying.
54 yrs exper. Ph 570-9916
TREE TOPS For all hedge
work. Ph Ken 827-1405 or
0274-751-586
Electrical
0211182058 OR 528 4436
Mission Bay Electrical for all
electrical needs. Free quotes.
No call out fees. Efficient
service.
FENCE ME IN - Specialising
in Wooden Fencing, Decking
and Repairs. Phone Kerry
021 229 7676 or 636 5675
$45P//HR 24/7. Electrical,
Plumbing,
Gas.
Contact
833-3494 or 021-02494556
FENCING DECKS & retaining,
call for a free quote & advise.
Ring 815 8536 or 0274317176
CERTIFYING
GASFITTER/
Plumber- Hotwater, Heating/
LPG. Its What We Do!
Ph Dean or Paula
027 233 1322 or 846 6530
FINELINE
FENCING
GASFITTER All gas work new
& repairsPhone Peter on 0274
903 682 or 620 5503
A CERTIFIED LOCAL electrician
Need electricial work done? Ph
Steve Shaw 021655449
Timber Fencing
Pool Fencing
Pipe & Mesh
Retaining Walls
Decks
Ph: 533-6656
For Free Quote
Floor Sanding
FIRST CLASS affordable
price, Masterpiece guaranteed
Polyurethane & stain finishes.
Ph Dave/txt word "1st" 027
657 8691
ALL COMMERCIAL & domestic
cleaning incl. carpet, windows,
mould remove, low rates, free
quotes: Total Plan Cleaning
Services. Tel 0800 777 234
AAA FURNITURE Shifters. Local
and long distance moves, by
careful and courteous removalists
that you can trust. Ph 534-2978
or 027-483-9270
0800 228850 Fencing, Decks,
Retaining walls, workmanship
guaranteed. Free Quote
A BETTER floor sanding,
polyurethaning, staining. Free
quotes. Ph 027-284-0342
AFFORDABLE
REGULAR
home
cleaning.
Quality
service. Phone Gina 630-5565
www.selectcleaningauckland.com
A ACTIVE Movers
TV3, Target 7/10 rating.
Central No 1 Movers From
$45 +Gst Ph 365 1519
MOBILE 0274 943-881
ANYTIME
•
•
•
•
•
Carefully selected, trained
and PL insured Operators
0800-330633 OR 027-2829993
L.J FURNITURE MOVERS. For
a quick stress free move.
Garden Maintenance
ELECTRICIAN
DRAINLAYING
&
Drain
unblocking ph. 0276 736 679/
2781459
CARPET Patch & Repair Co.
30yrs exper. Laying of new &
used. Repairs our speciality.
0274-744-178 or a/h 837-3717
CARPENTER/
BUILDER,
kitch’s,
baths,
general
renovations, imaginative ideas,
buget prices. 021-776640
KHAN’S RENOVATION &
Maintenance-Extensions,
Decks, Painting, Tiling Fences
Ph 845 2256 or 021 02722240
Electrical
AN
ELECTRICIAN
Gary
Jones All work guar, Excellent
rates,prompt efficient service
Ph 622-2345 A\hrs 634-7110
BATHROOM works carpentry
Plumbing roof spouting. Ph
Vijay 8200604 / 027-5238020
BUILDER/CARPENTER
25
Yrs residential & commercial
exp. Work fully guaranteed
w/excellent rates. Ph: for an
obligation FREE quote and
references 027 245 7038,
817 3951 Douglas
Concrete Services
Pathways, Parking areas &
driveways. Excavations
included, free quotes. Ph Brett
815 6542 or 021 0403606.
CARPET & VINYL Wholesale
Direct
in-home
Sample
Service Free Measure &
Quote on the spot. No hidden
costs. Ph: C.I. FLOORING
296 1410, a/h: (09) 235 3664
27
Cleaning Services
SUPER KLEENING $25 /hr
home, yard, kitchen cleaning.
Call 0508 GETKLEEN today
For complete and damaged
cars. Same day Service.
Cars must be mechanically
complete.
3164271AA
“We provide results not excuses.
Your investment is our concern.”
Gas Services
A CERTIFIED GAS FITTER
All Plumbing & Gas work
Guaranteed. Best rates
Ph Diamond Water & Gas
579 9553 Simon 021 953345
Glaziers
0800 00 GLASS
ANYTIME GLASS
Broken Window Repairs
Table Tops Mirrors
& Splashbacks
Cat Doors $85 Fitted
Ph 622 3535
or 828 6350
A
BROKEN
window
0800 111 881. Cat Doors,
Mirrors, Table tops. Winz
Quotes. Allied Glass Ltd, 29
Selwyn
St,
Onehunga.
634-1926. Open Sat mornings
FLoor
Restorations
Ltd
Sanding & coating of timber
floors. Phone Clive 580 0404
or 0274-733-817 "RESTORE
& ADORE"
ALL GLASS REPAIRS. Same
Day Service. Mirrors & Cat
Doors Insurance Claims Social
Welfare
Quotes.
COSMO
GLASS. 828 1154 anytime.
FLOORSANDING & Polyurethane
free quotes, owner/operator,
Phone Daniel 021-618100
JD’S GLASS Service, broken
window repairs at reasonable
rates. Free ph 0508-537452.
CLASSIFIED
Landscaping
PRODUCE
A
Genuine
Quotation for Reglazes Only
and I’ll Better It. 021 771181
★★★★★
RETAINING
WALLS,
driveways, decks, fencing &
raised gardens Ph 630 6315
Handyman Services
HOME MAINTENANCE
Painting, Building, Roofing,
Repairs, Handyman 620 2642
banksbuilding.co.nz
House Cleaning
WWW.JUNGLEFIX.CO.NZ.
Garden Design, decks, paving,
retaining, planting. Kurt
021-831938 or 09 4226985
Lawns
0272432968 OR 0800444477.
A Softwash for your house,
gutters, roofs, ground work
etc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
$15 SPECIAL for average
size lawns, gardening avail.
Ph 950-4144 or 021-436-436
0800 566 766 Affordable
Housewash gutter clean roof
treatments. DNA Housewash
625-7667 Same day service.
Pensioner & beneficiary disc.
Free weed eating & quotes.
0800 39 99 99 SOFT WASH,
moss & mould removal, 25yrs
exper, work guaranteed
BRUCIES
LAWNMOWING
Free Quotes, Ph Bruce
625-1005.
HOUSEWASHING also
window cleaning. Est 22 yrs.
Free quotes. Ph 622 0339
Just the way you want it
one off or regular
lawns, Gardens, Hedges,
Section Clearing waste
removal Shredding,
Pruning, W/blasting Moss/
weed control Gutter
clearing and so on.
FREE APPRAISAL
09 6292033
www.lawnmowing.co.nz
YOUR TRUSTED EXTERIOR
BUILDING CLEANERS
Plumbing
Roofing
Tree Services
0800-768-836
WINDOWS
painting / restoration, we can
leave your wooden windows like
the day they were made.
Doublehung Window Company.
ALL CONCRETE & Paving,
quality work, 20yrs exp. Ph
834-3709 or 027 281-2081
CLARK PLUMBING &
Roofing
Ltd.
New
&
maintenance work, no job too
small. Ph 849-4400.
KOWHAI Roofing established
1977, Repairs, roof coating &
moss control. Ph. 838-9696.
0800 TREEKING. Tree work
wanted big or small cut, fell, chip
tree/branches. Hedge removal,
stump grinding. Ph 0800-873-354
ROOFS PAINTED WASHED,
repaired, tin, tile, decro, 10 yrs
experience. Ph. Jeff 827-4610
Rubbish Removal
1000S
OF
SATISFIED
Customers. Professional tree
care & removal. Stump
Grinding. Discount rates for
Senior citizens. Phone Chris
Heaven 6292640
A1+ CLEAN-UP/REMOVAL.
rubbish, gardens, sections etc.
416-0987 Auck wide
A FAMILY Run Service 15
Years Exp. Free Quotes. Ph
627 9304/027 316 5151/24hrs
ADAMS Rubbish Removals:
Missed inorganic day? We can
do it! 576 2956 or 021 141 4706
ALL
TREE
REMOVAL,
trimming, mulching & stump
grinding. 20yrs exper. Full
Insurance. Free quotes. Ph
620-6087
0800 885 881 Master Painter,
residential &commercial. Int/
/Ext, Free quote. Start now.
A FANTASTIC Job- J.A Ross
Painting Ltd. Ext / Int / Roofs,
Qual work. Jason 021 454 351
or 631-0201
A FATHER & son team, int.
ext. roofs, compare price, ph
8372664, 021986008
A PAINTER 30yrs experience,
immediate start. Free quotes.
Paul 022 677 3712, 624 3506
★★★★★
ALL PAINT Both Int/Ext. Free
quote. Phone 818-3177 or
021-683-177
ALL PAINTING Int/Ext, New
work or renovating. Also skim
coating,
stopping.
Free
quotes. Call now 027 4446929
or 2969983 after hours.
www.productfinishers.co.nz
AVAIL NOW RCS PAINTERS
LTD. 40 yrs in Business.
Phone 834 9977
WE DO ALL ASPECTS
OF EXTERIOR CLEANING
• Residential • Commerical
• Pruning • Gutter cleaning
• Weeding • Fertilising • Garden
bags • Rubbish removal
• Regular and one off services
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Call Now 626 4557
www.amacnz.co.nz
Ph: 309-8006
Free Quotes - Fully Insured
House Renovations
YND
PLUMBING
&
Bathrooms. We could save
you thousands. Free quotes
0800 273 6688
Lawnmowing, Clean ups
Tree Lopping, Hedges
Pruning, Rubbish Removal
Gutter Cleaning, Gardening
Ride On Mowers Available
Kitchens
Ph: 626 2279 free quote
www.jimsmowing.co.nz
BENCHES, DOORS or
complete Kitchens. Rosbuilt
Cabinets. Ph 817-5973.
Landscaping
021 831 262 OR 0800 800
945
Exquisite
Gardens,
landscaping, makeovers,
design. Prof service or a new
look for your house on the
market.
CUTTING - EDGE Landscapers.
Decks, pergolas, retainers,
fences, paving,concrete, lawn,
planting. 5370093 / 021323863
GUY’S
LANDSCAPING:
Paving. Retaining Walls, Block
Walls. Fencing. Sub-tropical
planting. Garden care. No job
too small. Ph 021 616 124
BUDGET TEAM Painters. Int /
Ext, roof, lowest price & best
quality guaranteed. Call Tom
for free quote & advice. Ref
avail 8151542 / 0212072813
CHINESE PAINTER 16 yrs
exp. high quality. work guar. Ph
John 021 038 8396/948 95881
Cleaning Buildings without spoiling our country
LAWNMOWING & Edges,
garden care hedges & rubbish
removal. Ph Laurie’s Lawns
638 3124 or 021 160 5263
LAWNMOWING & Hedge
cutting. Free quote. ph. Phil
021 0480924/ 9407465
J & T PAINTERS int/ext &
roof. Qual Job /low price Refs
avail 021 442 856 / 820 1986.
PAINTER & DECORATOR All
domestic and commercial
requirements. Free quotes,
prompt service. Registered
Master Painter. Ph 636-9787
or 021-944-899
PAINTER DECORATOR. The
life of your new paint work is
determined by the quality of
preparation
&
paint
application. For professional
advice on all your interior
redecoration
&
exterior
painting needs please call
Peter
on
575-6665
or
0274-731-072 Brushcraft Ltd.
LAWNMOWING reliable service,
Free quotes. Phone Lindsay
8289 446 or 027-227-1490
PAINTER INT/EXT & roof. Refs
avail & reasonable rates. Ph
522-7370 or 021-176-9001
LAWNS R US Quality work
Pensioner rates Free edges
Mt Albert-One Tree Hill Ph
Trevor 846 8812
PAINTER / TILER avail now.
Exper. Good rates, Anything
considered. Ph 021-799-648
PAINTERS
PROMPT
PROFESSIONAL
Service. Free quotes. Phone
Greg 627 1796
* Exterior/Interior * Roofs
*Immediate start
Locksmiths
JHL Property Services
PH 638-7965
Mob 027-4757-390
LOCKSMITH 24hrs Lockouts,
vehicles opened, keys made,
transponder keys ph 525 2789
Painting/Decorating
021 0602230 For a Good
Honest, Guaranteed Paint Job
15 Yrs exper Ph Charles
FOR
residential
and
commercial
paving
and
concrete call Auckland Paving
& Concrete Services Ltd.
Trading for more than 25
years. For quotes: 09 571
0166, Bill 021 925 983, Bruce
021-581-504,
email
[email protected].
LANDSCAPING UP LIFT &
re-lays. Paths, quality service,
Phone Mark : 021-827-009
UPLIFT AND RELAYS. New
paving areas. No job too
small. Ph. Guys Landscaping
021-616124.
FREE QUOTES Auck wide,
no Job too Small, HWC
Specials, Jonathan 624 0150
HERON PLUMBING
ing
Plumb 7 DAYS
elp TS
hrs H
24
ER
HE EXP
CALL T
Master Plumbers
All Services
09 836 4009
[email protected]
Pest Control
ARE YOU Renovating? We
spray doors, shutters, kitchens
or furniture. Ph 579-1628
LAWNMOWING
&GARDENING
SPRING
SPRUCE UP
Paving
A
PAINTER
HIGHLY
Qualified Trustworthy, small
large
projects,
immediate
start, best prices. Also Skim
Coating & Stopping. Ph Ian
524 7804
0800-435295 SOFT Chemical
house wash + Drives, decks,
gutter clean + roof treatment.
Free quote Ph. John 815 0621
A SPARKLING House Wash
that lasts. Soft brushes. Safe
on plants. Soft brush window
cleaning & Water Blasting
Service. Free quotes. Phone
626-7224 / 027-310-3773
Painting/Decorating
PAINTERS INT/EXT roofs, big
or small, friendly old fashioned
service, Mike 021-828021
PAINTWORLD LTD. Interior
Exterior roof. Res & Comm.
Free Quote. Ph 0800-226666
027 279 4444 Master Painter,
Immed start. Specialising in
roof coatings, iron, decro, concrete
tiles, leaks & new roofing
ROOF Painting, Free quote,
Prompt Service, All roof types,
All work guranteed.
Registered Master Painter.
Phone Ross 636-9787 or
021-944-899
0800 100 025 Master Painters,
Free Quotes, see our Website:
www.FirstChoicePainters.co.nz
WALLPAPERING.
STRIP,
hang quality work. Phone
027 460 0048
021-0222-5412 DIRECT Pest
& Carpet, NZ Reg., pest killed,
guar results 0800 993 011.
021-02262251 ALL Pest guar
gone, fully licenced from $45.
Ph Ash 0800-549423
021 480 680 Flies, Roaches,
Fleas, Ants, Wasps, Mice.
Ph Russ 0800 211 000
PEST CONTROL 2000. Call
0800 Pest Control. 0800 737
826 or 027-223-8398 Frm $70
THE PEST CONTROL Co All
Insects & Rodents 7 Days Ph
629 5529 / 027 711 4705
Plaster/Wallboard
Stopping
1 STOP Plaster & Paint, 20
years exp, wallboard stopping,
skim, immediate start. Phone
Glen 816-8289, 027 4891299
35 YRS exp in wall board/
skimming
walls
+
solid
plastering. Ph John 828 6151
a/h or mob 027 350 9767
A1 STOPPER & Painting
small/ big OK immediate start
Ph 624-5566 or 021-44-5535
HOT
WATER
problems?
Plumbing or gas fitting.
Repairs & replacements. Ph
6296786 or 0272500786.
KGM PLUMBING. No job to
small. Reasonable rates, no
call out fee. Local, friendly &
reliable. Licenced plumber &
Certifying drainlayer. Ph Keith
624-2115, 027-683-3504
PLUMBER ALL repairs &
renovations, reasonable rates.
Ph (021) 1739324
RELIABLE PLUMBING LTD.
Craftsman plumber. All plumbing
and maintenance. Good rates.
Ph. 8467932 / 027-2524580.
PAINTING
INT
&
Ext,
stripping wallpaper, skim &
plastering, all work guar. Call
Ali 021-513-489 or (09)
8366401
REGD. SOLID and texture
plasterer. Repair specialist.
Brick and block layer. Phil
473 2336 or 021 378 206
SKIM-PATCH & New. Phone
Mike
on
817-3083
or
021-0221-7478
Plumbing
021 776 755 All your plumbing
and gas fitting requirements,
fast, friendly & reliable. Ph
Matt at Watertight Plumbing.
0272331 322 Hot Water
Specialist Electric / Gas. 30yrs
plus exp Dean/Paula 8466530
1ST A Plumber, gasfitter,
bathrm kitchen renovations.
Call Wyn 021 0311256
24 HR WILLIE The Plumber
Friendly reliable with quick
response to service your
plumbing requirements. Ph
627-1722 or 0800-426-496
ALL
PLUMBING
repairs,
roofing & spouting etc. Vijay
820-0604/027-5238020.
GOT A LEAK
OR BLOCKED
DRAIN?
Call Now
2 Unblock
021 286 2564
0508 286256
The price
competitive
alternative to
a steel skip
FLEXI BIN
0800 874 353
www.flexibin.co.nz
Order Online
www.budgetbins.co.nz
or
571 1430
Bin sizes range from 2m – 15m
FRIDGE & FREEZER Repairs
No Fix No Fee, 25 yrs exper.,
Registered Technician, 7 days
Ph 277- 0011 or 021-624-963
000 ALL REPAIRS no job too
small, fixing roof problems &
leaks for over 30yrs. 8466799
00.00 FREE quotes Steel roofing/
re-roofing.
Ph
Performance
Roofing 0508 4 27663
TREE FELLING, hedges, &
stump grinding. Prompt service.
Credit cards. Ph 837-8180
TREE TOPS For all tree work.
Ph
Ken
827-1405
or
0274-751-586
TREES, Hedges, Rubbish.
Cut, mulched, removed. Ph.
817-3825, 0800 843 987
A1 Whiteware fridge/freezer
repair. Free quote, 12 mnth
warranty. Akl wide. 813-5075.
APPLIANCE REPAIRS Ltd.
F&P,
Electrolux
trained
technicians. Competitive rates.
Ph 620 0556
DS TREES & Landscapes, all
tree work & stumps, hedges,
mulching & rubbish removal.
Ph
Doug
537-8595
or
021-537-171
THE TREE MAN
Affordable Bin &
Portable Toilet Hire
Ph:
ARBORIST ASSOC Approv
Contractor Over 25 yrs exper,
QUAL tree work by Consulting
aborist.Ph 579 5768 anytime
All tree work, total hedge
maintenance, rubbish removals.
Free quote.
BOB 626-5707
mob 027-484-5771
Refrigeration Services
Roofing
FIXING & STOPPING plaster
board and fibrous plaster
Small
Jobs
OK.
Ph
021-902-176 or 021-957-912.
BUY ONE TODAY
TREESCAPE - Trees pruned
or removed. From the small to
the most difficult & dangerous.
Call the Professionals. Phone
358-4412.
Order your
bin online.
Bin sizes range from 2m – 9m
It’s so easy.
TC5829SUB
Glaziers
2581402AA
874701cp
28
www.getabin.co.nz
AFFORDABLE
BINS
www.wastemanagement.co.nz
Upholstering
40 YRS a tradesman recovers
& repairs. Free quote. Pickup
& delivery. Work guaranteed.
Ph Neil 626-3257
Waterblasting
0800-435295 SOFT Chemical
house wash + Drives, decks,
gutter clean + roof treatment.
Free quote Ph. John 815 0621
CHEM-SAFE SOFT house
wash and waterblasting. Try
us! Phone Theo 376-1256.
2972094AA
01 GREAT long run reroofing
deal of houses/factories/ 30yrs
exp Ph Graham 0800-276633
0800 566 766 Affordable
Gutter Clean, Guard, Roof
Treatments. DNA Housewash
080039 99 99. Spouting &
Gutter Cleaning Leaf & Bird
Stop leaf guard. Spouting
repairs
&
replacements.
House, roof and driveway
cleaning 25 Years experience
Phone Patrick for a free quote
24 HR avail for Repairs or
replacement. Phone Andrew
(certified) 0800 842 007
A SPOUTING Replacement
Specialist.
Genuine
low
prices free quotes, quality
guaranteed
work.
Geoff
Ph 634-5596.
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operator over 20 yrs exper, no
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repairs/install + Rooftreat. Owner
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Yrs experience Waterproofing
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522 7370 or 021 176 9001
RUBBISH REMOVAL Bin hire
or loose pickup, free quotes.
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A 1ST Class Clean - also
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on 021-146-3860 or 817-9698
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for you
WE PAY TOP CASH
FOR ANY MOTOR VEHICLES ALIVE OR DEAD!
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Child Care
CARS WANTED
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Financial
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Modern
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0800-696-874
DO YOU need a car? Have
you got bad credit, learners or
non-resident. Do you have
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www.rent2buycars.co.nz. 238
Marua Rd Mt Wellington
Please call Rent 2 Buy Cars
on 021 50 44 67 or txt us and
we
will
send
you
an
application form.
Best Chinese Massage clean
& warm, $40 per hour. 6am till
late. Lily or Jenny 620 9219
Child Care
Lost and Found
LOST GREY Cat, white patches,
short haired male, missing from
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Ph Michelle 027-534-5221
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Someone to talk to, free
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Tuition
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massage-stress relief of pain.
Phone: Michelle 829-2340
UPTOWN KIDS
CHILDCARE CENTRE
0800 425 643
GUITAR
TUITION
blues,
songs classical. Sandringham.
Kind prof teacher. Phone Dot
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GROW GROUP. Is life getting
you down? Grow offers a
friendly 12-step programme of
recovery and personal growth.
Grow meets at 97 St Lukes
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phone Grow Centre 846 6869
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HERBALIFE PRODUCT call.
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SCIENCE/ MATHS. Up to
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Robert 550-4573
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We know everyone needs a
little help sometimes
Latest Arrival of trendiest
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ladies
salwar/
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A familiar face and fast & friendly service from a
team which has been around for over 15 years
Cash loans available • Ph 0800 268 325
3033 Great North Road, New Lynn • Ph 826 0222
Now open Saturday morning 9.00am - 1.00pm
Kiwi Money
Garage Sales
Cars Wanted
Readings
ANY CARS wtd dead or alive.
Vans, 4x4’s, trucks, Ute’s,
upto $2,500 cash paid. Cond
apply. Ph 7 days 0800 600525
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November 8 am to 3 pm.
6000 pieces of clothing.
Summer tees/ skinny tees
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Everything must go for
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Choose your colors for
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CARS, VANS, utes, 4x4, trucks
from $250 each. Conds may
apply. Ph/txt 022-680-0684.
Home Help Available
Contact: 0272111006
or 2756980
Grazing
MEGA STOCK
CLEARANCE
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10 Sam Place,
Mangere
ST MARKS Church. Remuera
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min) 9am til late
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MEALS ON WHEELS
Volunteers are urgently needed to deliver hot lunches to the
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Loan Examples per week from:
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ELDERLY CARE. Domestic
help
&
compassionate
personal care for the elderly in
your own home. Exp. Refs
avail, Ph Jennifer 849-3780
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Classifieds Advertising Feature
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Something for everyone!
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2585378AA
Ph: 827 0017
If you need money for paying bills,
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1 hour approval - Apply over the phone
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Stacey Jones - Kiwi Legend
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Easiest, Highly Successful,
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Legal Services
DRINK DRIVE You may save
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Albert. Please call Ally at Mt
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ph 849-7440 (7.30am-6.00pm)
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“What can I do these holidays?”
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Are you the answer to these
questions?
Then you should be
advertising with us.
We have a special feature running the week
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showcasing any Holiday Service during
the period of Christmas & New Year.
Do not miss out on the chance of placing
an advert into this feature…
Spaces are filling fast!!!
Northern papers Deadline:
12noon Wednesday 17th November
Auckland papers Deadline:
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Phone 525 2100, Fax 580 1643
or Email [email protected]
your enquiry or advert through and
your local Feature Consultant
Constultant
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This week the
Central Leader
starts an occasional
series looking back
at how Auckland
used to be.
Photos are courtesy of the Sir George
Grey Special Collections unit at Auckland City Libraries.
Visit the library
website at www.
aucklandcity.govt.
nz/dbtw-wpd/
heritageimages/
apphoto.htm to
purchase these or
other historic
photos of Auckland.
Opening day: Sir John
Logan Campbell addresses
the crowd at the official
opening of Cornwall Park in
1903.
Service centre, above: Mt Albert General Store, Post Office and Telephone Bureau on
New North Rd in the late 1880s.
Stand-off, right: Members of the police and armed offenders squad on the outskirts of
Mt Eden prison during a riot in 1965.
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The most recent editions can be viewed online for free by
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Set sail, left: The SS Wanaka surrounded by sailing boats
at Onehunga Wharf.
This Blind Week we’re celebrating
120 years of helping blind and partially
sighted New Zealanders like George
and now Nicholas live life to the full.
Please give generously
this Blind Week.
Visit
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Call
0900 4 BLIND
(for a $20 donation 0900 425463)
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