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19th April 2018 - Issue #590

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DINING GUIDE RAGLAN FOOD & DRINK

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Turkish Kebabs on Plates - Pitas Burgers and more!

ANZAC 2018: Ken Soanes in a corner of the museum with the folder of soldiers' stories, touchscreen catalogue and wartime memorabilia.

Full story and ANZAC feature starts from page 7.

Whaingaroa-Raglan is becoming a Waikato foodie hotspot.

Find hours and weekly specials below and remember to support our local eateries!

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Phone orders welcome! *Fish & Chips* *Burgers* *Weekly Specials* The store with a lot more!

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ast Thursday Sport Waikato held their Under 5 Energize day at Papahua/Te Kopua with local kindergartens and childcare centres participating including Raglan Kindergarten, Magnolia Tree Raglan, Matapihi Kindergarten and Lets Grow Early Learning Centre.

The goal of the day is to promote active play, healthy eating habits and less screen time.

The children took part in activities like yoga, obstacle courses and a tug of war. For more information visit sportwaikato.org.nz.

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10am - Family Service and Children’s Ministry Thursdays 3-5pm - 7C’s Bible Club for Children Visitors Cherished

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A clandestine challenge for Raglan Art to Wear

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reatives looking for some intrigue can enter the mystery box section new to the Raglan

Art to Wear competition this year.

Open to all ages, Mystery Box coordinator Paula Cotterill says entrants can let their artistic juices run wild decorating a hat.

“The hats are all the same but the items vary in each box.”

Let loose in Kaahu’s Nest and the various op shops in Raglan and Hamilton, Paula also trawled the natural environment for items in the boxes.

“One of the items is from the land and the seashore. The judges will be focused on the use of recycled and salvaged materials,”

Also at H.G Webb House, Cnr Boundary & Victoria Streets, Hamilton

she says.

Paula says the Mystery Box challenge is a great opportunity for people who are time-poor to create something amazing in a short space of time.

“It’s also perfect for first-time entrants who might need some ideas to get their creativity flowing.”

Mystery Boxes will be available for collection during the Raglan Art to Wear

Mobile: 0220441328

Email: info@miss-spell.nz

Website: www.miss-spell.nz Contact: Merren Tait

workshops at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre on Sunday. April 22 and May 6 from 3.30-5.30pm and at the Raglan Creative Market On Sunday May 13.

Janine Jackson Deadline for entries is Friday, May 13, for more information contact Jean on 07 Mystery Box coordinator Paula Cotterill.

825 8877 or Paula at wallflower.raglan@ gmail.com.

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Tarot Talk

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ello again from Tarot Talk - a weekly column in which I introduce a Tarot card for the week and provide a little information about it. I hope you continue to enjoy this space.

This week's card is The Moon. The Moon brings many invisible things to the surface: secret motives, clandestine information, ancient hidden truths brought into the light.

The Moon’s light is a reflection of the Sun so its light can be shadowy – things look different by moonlight and there may be a need to guard against illusions. It is easy to lose our way in the moonlight. Be careful not to let deceptions and false ideas lead you astray. There may be unforeseen changes and unexpected occurrences and you may be a need to confront your fears in some way.

Sometimes the Moon is a signal that you are lost and wandering aimlessly. You must find your way back to your path and purpose. In terms of relationships, this card indicates that at this time in your love life things aren't clear.

Your emotional path isn't an easy one right now and your feelings are fluctuating and changing like the phases of the moon. You are experiencing confusion and uncertainty . Trust your instincts and your intuition - solutions to questions or problems may come to you in your dreams so pay attention to them.

More information about this card can be found on my Tarot Talk Facebook page https:// www.facebook.com/tarottalknz/ Tarot readings and tuition are available by appointment. Txt Chrissy on 027 6644261.

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Poihakena Marae All Welcome 216 Wainui Rd, Raglan 218 Monday,-Wednesday, Friday Friday 9.00am - -4.30pm 08.30am 5.00pm e Free after hours telephone triage service Raglan day, Friday Phone: (07) 825 0197 Fax: (07) 825 0956 Email: admin@tekohaohealth.co.nz elephone triage service Te Kohao Health 0197 Fax: (07) 825 0956 180 Dey St, Hamilton kohaohealth.co.nz Monday - Friday 8.30 - 5.00pm Saturday 8.30 - 12.00pm Free after hours telephone triage service ilton Phone: (07) 856 1211 8.30 - 5.00pm 2.00pm Dedicated in the memory of Dr Tom Ellison elephone triage service 1211

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Recovery with Irma O n a recent flight to Wellington I couldn't help but notice an advert featuring well-known Kiwi actress Antonia Prebble in the Air New Zealand magazine.

'Beer the Beautiful Truth' is an elaborate campaign brought to you by the Brewers Association of New Zealand, supported by members DB Breweries and Lion.

I quote from their website; 'Naturally as brewers of New Zealand’s most loved beer brands we are passionate about beer and want to share this passion with New Zealanders by dispelling myths aroun our fine beverage.

We are excited to uncover the truth about beer because the truth is a wonderful thing – it helps you make more informed decisions when consuming beer responsibly.'

Brewers Association of NZ, here are some facts you forgot to add to your campaign...

85% of Kiwi's aged 16-64 had an alcoholic drink in the past year. 3 in 5 (61.6%) past-year drinkers consumed more than the recommended guidelines for a single drinking occasion at least once during the last year (Ministry of Health 2009).

One in six (17.7%) adults (aged15+) have a potentially hazardous drinking pattern (Ministry of Health 2009). Alcohol consumption has been identified as an important risk factor for more than 60 different disorders (WHO 2007).

An estimated 3.8% of all global deaths, that's 288.8 million people, are attributed to alcohol (Rehm et al 2009).

In NZ estimates indicate between 600 and 1000 people die each year from alcohol related causes (Berl 2009; Connor et al

2005). 14% of the population are predicted to meet criteria for substance use disorder at some stage in their lives (Wells et al 2007).

The NZ police estimate that approximately one third of all apprehensions involve alcohol and that half of all serious crimes are related to alcohol.

In 2008 alcohol was a contributing factor in 103 fatal crashes, 441 serious injury crashes and 1156 minor crashes (Ministry of Transport 2009).

These crashes resulted in 119 deaths, 582 serious injuries and 1726 minor injuries.

Harmful alcohol use cost NZ $4.9billion in 05/06.

This campaign is sending all the wrong messages.

UGLY TRUTH: Alcohol is one of the most harmful and toxic substances known to man and yet it is legal and socially acceptable. Everywhere we turn we're constantly targeted by boozy marketing and advertising campaigns and the message is clear - alcohol equals pleasure and good times. The supermarket has now bypassed the bottle store.

Our biggest 'drug-dealers' are disguised as friendly grocers. I think this illustrates the state of our cultural derangement. Can we just stop for a moment and use our common sense? And the fact that most of the campaigns target women saddens me even more.

Alcohol destroys our health, relationships, families, communities, economy and lives.

Antonia Prebble I'm a huge fan, but girl!?

This is mainstream madness.

Irma.

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column with Irma Schutte. Irma supports men and women who are ready to create their own alcoholfree happiness.

She offers her clients a holistic and unique approach by combining her experience as a clinic homeopath (British Institute of Homeopathy), certified health coach (Institute for Integrative Nutrition) and recovered addict (sober since July 2015).

Her work on holistic addiction recovery, mental

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Girls skate jam at the bowl

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ast Sunday a skate day for girls was held at Papahua/ Te Kopua Domain.

“It was amazing to see so many girlfriends, mums and dads and daughters down at the skate park on Sunday for this years Girls Skate Jam. “The girls had lots of fun had and new skills learnt thanks to the support of our awesome instructors Tom Mitchell, Hugh Pinfold, Joshua

Wallis and Neftalie Williams.

“A huge shout out to our generous sponsors Raglan Cruisers and Wrong Skate as well as Indi’s, Lucie Blaze, Raglan Surf Co, Raglan Coconut Yoghurt and Four Square.

“We were impressed with the fearless determination, patience and perseverance in all the girls giving things a go for the first time and nailing it.” Said Jodi Pinfold.

New Zealand’s biggest kite event soars in Raglan

Matt Taggart, Kite Jam organiser and owner of Ozone, during practice on Friday before the competition on Saturday. Image // Mike Peffers

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balmy Saturday with minimal wind didn’t put off Raglan Kite Jam entrants from getting into the spirit of the competition.

The headline race The Downwinder had competitors race 3kms downwind from the kite beach at Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive to the Yot Club, downing a pint of beer and finishing the circuit at Ozone headquarters in Volcom Lane.

Ozone New Zealand owner and organizer, Matt Taggart, says despite the less than ideal weather conditions the contestants had a great weekend in Raglan and Friday’s practise day was pumping with action.

“I had one of the best sessions I’ve ever had in Raglan on Friday.”

The event started life four years ago as a community fundraiser to raise money for a Raglan kiteboarder and solo father who lost his home to a house fire.

“The Raglan Kite Jam has always been about organising a fun yet relaxed event for the kiteboarding community, whilst raising funds for good causes,” Matt says.

The Raglan Coastguard service were recipients of $1350 raised this year and they were at the event on Saturday sizzling sausages for a gold coin donation.

“The Raglan Coastguard are an amazing bunch of guys and they do a great job supporting water sports and boaties in Raglan.”

Attracting its largest pool of entries with 135 kiteboarders aged from 12 to 70, New Zealand’s biggest kite event has become “the premier event” for the kiteboarding community, Matt says.

“We were blown away with the entry field response. The last big event I attended was the Nationals in Foxton and there were about 120 competitors there.”

Matt and co-organisers, Morgan Coster and Stefano Gigli, have set their sights on growing the event to be a nationwide kite jam.

Matt says the continued popularity of kiteboarding has seen the sport added to the Youth Olympics and it signs are pointing towards the International Olympic Committee adding male and female categories in the 2024 games.

Juniors podium from left, Malakai (2) and Eve (1). Image // Mike Peffers

Mens podium from left, Matt Taggart (2), Mark Medina (1) and Mark Duvi (3).

Image // Mike Peffers

The first Youth Olympic Games is October 2018 in Argentina. Ozone NZ plan to develop a Raglan Kite racing youth programme with the aim to have Raglan youth ready to qualify for the next Youth Olympic Games in 2022.

Raglan Kite Jam would not have been possible without local support from • Three Fat Pigs Brewing Company • Rangitahi • The Yot Club • Raglan Roast • Top Cut Butchery • Soul Shoes • NZ Waterman Magazine • Woosports • Kitesurfing Tonga • Mystic • Ozone New Zealand Ozone is one of the world’s leading Kiteboarding & Paragliding brands. Ozone New Zealand opened its flagship store, Kiteboarding and Hydrofoil School in Raglan in December 2017.

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Womens podium from left, Georgia LloydBurgess (1), Becca Sawyer (2) and Nicole Willmott (3). Image // Mike Peffers

We welcome you to share your skills, experience or interests.

You are invited to get involved and help us see the bigger picture!

Join a Raglan Naturally Focus Group: ‘Raglan Naturally’ is our community’s plan and was created by the community in 2001 as a shared vision of Raglan’s future. This year Raglan Naturally is being reviewed and updated.

Focus Groups will gather information to help us understand where we are at as a

community in each area of the plan.

They will look at our strengths and assets and at opportunities and challenges we might face as a growing community.

THE FOCUS GROUPS ARE

LOOKING AT THE FOLLOWING AREAS: ·Environment ·Business/Employment ·Community Wellbeing ·Arts ·Education ·Transport ·Infrastructure ·Tourism/Promotion ·Recreation ·Local Government & Planning (incl Housing)

The Focus Groups will report on their findings and this will become the starting point for the wider community to input.

To find out more, or to sign up for the newsletter, email: raglannaturally@gmail.com or call Raglan Naturally coordinator Gabrielle Parson, 021-844-785.

THE TIMELINE: APRIL - JULY: Focus groups establish, supported by RN Team, attend Future Focus and Treaty of Waitangi workshops, connect with community and create a report for their area.

AUGUST - SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER - NOVEMBER

Opportunities for the wider community to provide input.

RN 2018 draft finalised.

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THE ANZACS Museum president ‘really feels’ loss of family in World War 1

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nzac Day will be particularly poignant for Raglan museum president Ken Soanes this year as he remembers a great uncle who died of war wounds on the other side of the world 100 years ago to the day.

“Every man has a story,” Ken observes as the Chronicle delves into a few of them.

Farmhand Kenneth Aubrey Moon was also one of the 10 who died in 1918 and whose name is inscribed, like those of his fallen Raglan district comrades, on the war memorial cenotaph downtown. He died on active service during the Ramleh War in Palestine.

Quite a few from Raglan went to Palestine where they fought in battles as fierce but lesser known than Gallipoli, says Ken. Other 1918 victims of the war who have descendants still in the district include Patrick Pierce Phelan, who died in France and is related to the Shea family, and Francis Arthur Vercoe who died that year on his return from battle.

Benjamin Charles Vernon was another who died of his wounds in France in 1918, having been at a mounted rifles training camp five years earlier along with other Raglan soldiers.

Then there’s the story of Alfred Lawrence Galvan, who worked for his father Richard in the original blacksmiths in Cliff Street.

Alfred also operated the launch ‘Harmony’ on Whaingaroa harbour, and his family tried to prevent him from going to war. But he was forced to enlist in 2017 only to die of pneumonia while in training in New Zealand the following year.

“There’s all sorts of stories … and court cases ... about people getting caught in the ballot,” Ken reveals.

Four other locals are listed among 1918’s war casualties: Hugh Saunders Pain, Henry Lionel Coate, Gordon Dodderidge Ferriman and Henry William Phillips.

Arthur William Watkins was one of 10 soldiers from Raglan to die in 1918, the last year of World War 1. All up, 29 of the 154 men from the district who served in the fouryear war did not survive.

A sawmiller from Te Uku, Arthur was a stretcher-bearer on the front line, Ken told the Chronicle. After being wounded he was sent to England where he died on what is now Anzac Day, April 25.

In Ken’s collection of photos sent home by his great-uncle while on active service in France and Belgium, there’s one with a message that reads: “Put this aside for me when I get back.”

It’s a very emotional family connection, Ken admits. “I really feel it on Anzac Day.” There’s also a second link, as it has turned out.

Through his work on the museum’s ‘Raglan Remembers World War One’ exhibition, Ken has recently discovered he had a second great-uncle here, Malcolm Mackinnon, who also died in the war.

Research reveals he was the first teacher at Waitetuna School.

The permanent World War One exhibition includes not only a wall display and comprehensive touchscreen catalogue – with links to the Auckland Cenotaph – but also a ring-binder folder of local soldiers’ personal stories as supplied by their descendants.

Ken in a corner of the museum with the folder of soldiers' stories, touchscreen catalogue and wartime memorabilia.

A 20-minute series of interviews with descendants of some of those from Raglan who fought in the war is also set up on computer on the museum’s mezzanine floor and makes for quite moving viewing, Ken says.

The series includes footage from longtime Raglan families who are still here today – like the Wallises, Sweetmans, Gibbisons and Pearts.

The wall display itself starts with a timeline showing where New Zealand and particularly Raglan soldiers were involved overseas.

It includes some interesting lesser known facts, Ken says, such as that the first Kiwi to serve in the war was from the Raglan district.

He was Captain Herbert Ambrose Cooper, a Waitetuna farmer who joined the Royal Flying Corps in England.

Other sections of the exhibition reveal how a patriotic community back in Raglan raised in 1918 the equivalent of $70,000 for the NZ Red Cross through just one day’s fundraising in the local town hall, and how hundreds of horses were sent from Raglan to be used in the war effort.

Edith Symes

ANZAC Day: Wednesday 25 April 2018 Anzac Remembrance Service - 11.00am

ORDER OF SERVICE God save our gracious Queen Long live our noble Queen God save our Queen Send her victorious Happy and glorious Long to reign over us God save our Queen

Welcome Minister: We are here to remember People: We are here to remember all those who gave their lives in the service of their country during the wars of our times Minister: We are here to give thanks People: We are here to give thanks for the courage and self-sacrifice Minister: We are here to worship People: We are here to worship God from whom we receive forgiveness, love and peace Minister: Let us pray THE LORD’S PRAYER: People: Our Father Who Art in Heaven...

Before the hills in order stood, Or earth received her fame, From everlasting thou art God, To endless years the same.

(Isaac watts, 1674-1748)

Address The offering: in support of RSA veterans and the elderly who require help during the year Hymn:

Scripture reading Hymn:

O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Our shelter from the stormy blast, And our eternal home.

Under the shadow of thy throne, Thy saints have dwelt secure, Sufficient is thine arm alone, And our defence is sure.

Minister: People:

O lord my God, when I in awesome wonder, Consider all the works thy hands have made, I see the stars, I hear the mighty thunder, Thy power throughout the universe displayed.

Then sings my soul, my saviour God to thee; How great thou art, how great thou art!

Then sings my soul, my saviour God to thee; How great thou art, how great thou art!

Whakaaria mai tōu Rīpeka ki a au; Tiaho mai rā roto i te pō: Ki konā au titiro atu ai: Ora, mate, hei a au koe noho ai.

Whakaaria mai tōu Rīpeka ki a au; Tiaho mia rā roto i te pō: Ki konā au titiro atu ai: Ora, mate, hei a au koe noho ai.

Wreath laying: MC calls for organisations individually to lay wreaths Minister:

Greater love hath no man than this, That a man lay down his life for his friends The Last Post: A Silence : A silence is observed for a time ………..

The Ode: Minister: Let us pray

National Anthems: Australian Australians all let us rejoice For we are young and free We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil Our home is girt by sea Our land abounds in nature’s gift Of beauty rich and rare In history’s page let every stage Advance Australia fair In joyful strains then let us sing Advance Australia fair

E Ihowa Atua O ngā iwi mātao rā Ata whakarangona Me aroha noa Kia hua ko te pai Kia tau tō atawhai Manaakitia mai Aotearoa God of nations at thy feet In the bounds of love we meet Hear our voices we entreat God defend our free land Guard Pacific’s triple star From the shafts of strife and war Make her praises heard afar God defend New Zealand

Let us dedicate ourselves anew to the unfinished task In remembrance of those who make the Great sacrifice.

O God make us better men and women, And give us peace in our time; Through Jesus Christ, your son, our saviour.

Amen.

New Zealand

The Benediction.

The public to remain until ‘The Parade’ has marched off.

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Raglan Club ANZAC Essay Competition

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ear 7 and 8 students from Raglan Area School and Te Mata School took part in the annual ANZAC essay writing competition held at the Raglan Club last Wednesday.

Pete and Kathy teachers from RAS and Te Mata with a few of their students on the essay competition day at the Raglan Club.

All the students did a great job with their writing. Congratulations to the following students for their essays: 1st: Cheyenne Dingle - Te Mata School 2nd: Brooke Salmon - Te Mata School 3rd: Chloe O'Neil - Te Mata School Highly commended - Ayla Standley

Raglan Area School Marking criteria: 1. Development of ideas 2. Crafting/language for clarity & engagement 3. Lack of intrusive ideas Prizes: 1st $200 2nd $75 3rd $50 Te Mata and RAS school donated $200 each towards prize money to continue the annual competition Thanks to The Raglan Club for hosting the event.

Winning Essay – Cheyenne Dingle- Te Mata School

I Remember

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remember arriving at Gallipoli, fresh off the barge ready to do some damage but instead having to watch the other blokes get shot and never having a chance to see their families again.

How bullets the size of hailstones rained down on us wreaking havoc and fear in their wake. How the trenches were like literal hell on earth and almost every second an unlucky chap would get shot, hit by shrapnel or die from hyperthermia.

How the sounds of the screams of agony almost drove me for a loop. I can still remember how angry I was that we had been lied to, that it wasn’t an adventure

it was torture. It was supposed to be an opportunity to see the world, but you can’t see anything past the sandbags lining the top of the trench because if you dared to even peek across no mans land you would likely be shot through the brains by an awaiting sniper.

I close my eyes and re open them, but still nothing has changed.

I remember: The trenches and what horrible conditions I had to live in. Lice coating the peeling skin of almost all the men. Mosquitoes, fleas, flies and any other creature that benefited from living in those hell holes with us. The rats were the worst of all. How they nibbled at your blackening feet and ate away at your food that you had so little of. Me and the other blokes used

to kill them and hang them like trophies since that was one of the only things to do besides get killed ourselves. I remember having to sleep in thick black mud filled with faeces and the corpses of those who fought alongside you. How every day we waited for a letter from home explaining how everyone misses you and having to lie to them about everything. Never being able to share information because of the fear that the letter may be intercepted and handed to the enemy side where they could use it against you.

I try to shake the memories from my mind but no matter how hard I try they all still remain.

I remember: the cries of pain and terror, the feeling of loneliness, the pit in your

stomach, the rapid machine gun fire ripping through the rotting flesh of unsuspecting soldiers, awaiting death, the barbwire catching the laces of your grubby and worn down boots, the gangrene, the trench foot, knowing that at any moment you could be the next one to drop dead, thinking you’ll never see your family again and …..this is all just the shellshock.

I’ve been home for just over a month and every day I am forced to relive this never-ending nightmare. The war is over but not in my mind. There is still a battle for what is reality and what is just memories.

A tear runs down my cheek I know its all entirely in my head.

Cheyenne Dingle

Brooke Salmon - Te Mata School

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0.11.18. Starved. I realized I had been staring into mid air for a while now. I struggle to sit up, clearing my head.

I grab a plank and pull myself to my feet and carry myself in agony over to an old table, standing to where I had dozed.

Below me, ankle deep mud, I felt as though it was trying to pull me down and swallow me. I grab my food tin and head for Johnson who was puffing his pipe, leaning against the dirty trench wall. I pull out my pipe from under my ammunition belt, “Here Yeatman,” Johnson offered to light it. We stood there puffing our pipes.

We were interrupted by a sudden blast.

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Ears ringing.

I was blind of what was happening around me. The enemies had attacked again, this time with a bomb. I look to my right and find Johnson lying on the bloodied ground next to me. Dread filled up inside me. I thought to go over there and help him but it was too dangerous. Men were shouting to stay down low and to get ready to put our gas masks on to prevent any attempt of the Turks trying to use mustard gas on us. Some men had stopped listening and ran straight out only to be destroyed by a sniper. Shaking, I grab my gas mask and helmet and place both of them on my head. I crawl over to the edge of the wall and take my rifle, attaching my bayonet to

the end of it. I didn’t know what else to do. Silence fell upon the trench. Have they stopped bombing? Have they surrendered?

All that could be heard now was the distant noise of men screaming from their wounds, while trying to gasp for the last of air. Without thinking I crawl to Johnson.

Dead? The word seemed to be stuck in my head. I closed his eyes while noticing he wasn’t breathing.

My arm started burning. Shrapnel. The adrenaline in my body had finally slowed and now my arm felt as though it could drop off. I cringed at the sight. Blood was now streaming out. “Don’t stress mate, we will have you fixed up in no time,” Morrison exclaimed trudging over. It could

have been worse. I lay back and let myself rest. I will live another day.

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surrendered”. A mix and joy and relief stirred up inside me. I’m free to go home.

I’m on my way. I can’t wait to get out of this awful place I have spent too long in. I get to travel home and once again see my dear wife and beloved children. I will always treasure the memories of my comrades whom I fought side by side with.

Lest we forget.

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Repco new addition to Raglan Engineering hub

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ituated on a piece of land that has a lot of local history, over the years Raglan Engineering has developed into a mechanical hub and is now adding a mini Repco store and a small motor servicing area to their list of offerings.

motors such as lawn mowers, chainsaws, weedeaters and ride-ons (small motor service area set to open early 2015).

While the Repco store will carry nowhere near the range that city stores provide, the product range has been specifically tailored for the Raglan Market.

From servicing vehicles to engineering supplies and services like welding and grinding to providing the farming community with tractor 3-point linkage accessories, Peter’s hope is that Raglan Engineering can now provide a wide-range of mechanical and engineering services to the community.

With some changes and developments afoot, next year will mark Peter’s 40th year working at 2 Park Drive and can say that the business is now a bit of a family affair.

Peter’s son Matt is helping out again in the workshop after an 18-month stint in Canada and with eight years experience working for Beaurepaires in Melbourne he has plenty of his own experience under his belt.

Matt’s older brother Stephen, who lives in Auckland, also helps out putting his management degree to good use assisting Peter with the finer details of procedures, stock control and general running systems.

“Many thanks to them,” says Peter as he looks ahead to the next step for Raglan Engineering.

So while you’re getting a WOF or service, your lawn mower handle welded or a new front steel gate made, check out the new mini Repco reseller store at Raglan Engineering No. 2 Park Drive. There are some great products coming in this week, including Christmas stocking fillers too!

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The site at number two Park Drive was previously owned by the Hartstone family with the original workshop built in the 1940’s. Peter Williams, a long-time worker at the workshop, took over in 2000 starting what is now Raglan Engineering.

Over the last decade or so the area has developed into a mechanical hub with the addition of Williams Tyre and Mechanical, Park Drive Panel Beaters and other businesses.

“I was nervous as hell when I was about to take everything over but everything worked out and over the last 14 years I’ve had many great tenants,” says Peter.

The recent relocation of Raglan-based Aeronavics saw a space open up at Park Drive for a new venture.

“It’s something that was talked about for a long time but up to six weeks ago we had nowhere to put it,” says Peter on the addition of the mini Repco and small motor servicing side of the business.

For the past few years, Aeronavics who have relocated their main offices to a different site in Te Uku - were leasing the shed space and with their departure a decision had to be made: “find a new tenant or use the vacant space for ourselves.”

After a few meeting and inquiries, it was decided that a retail space would be put in with a mini Repco reseller store as well as a separate space for servicing small

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A column connecting with senior citizens in our community.

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he third Crop Swap Session When my Grandfather was of the month was just the diagnosed with Sugar Diabetes, now incentive I needed to get back into called Type Two Diabetes, the only my wind swept garden. alternative to sugar in the 1950s I did not think I would find was saccharin. My Grandmother enough to take along for the ‘swap’ survived two World Wars and was but a bunch of rhubarb, a pot of no stranger to Saccharin. She filled impatience, a punnet of cherry the sugar bowl with sachets of Sweet tomatoes and a selection of herbs ’n Low (Saccharin) and used it to sweeten fruit from the garden and in were soon snaffled up.

I came away with a punnet of baking.

Saccharin has had a checkered rocket seedlings and some unusual history.

It was discovered by accident ‘strawberry silver beet’ plants in 1887 and made from coal tar. It and enough vegetables to make a was 300 times sweeter than sugar delicious stir-fry for my dinner. and calorie-free and did not rot the Meeting up with other keen gardeners teeth.

By the turn of the last century and exchanging ideas is all a part of saccharin was a popular substitute the fun. The Crop Swap meets on the first and third Sunday of the month at for the more expensive sugar, considerably reducing the revenue of 9.30am at the Bowling Club.

One of the plants that took a the sugar companies.

At the time, very few people battering this month was my coveted realized that saccharin was used in stevia plant which can be used as sodas and canned food where the a sweetener instead of sugar. The metallic after taste went unnoticed.

Stevia Rebaudiana is a native of Eventually the safety of saccharin Paraguay and has been used instead was questioned although regulations of sugar for hundreds of years.

It has been popular in Japan since varied from country to country.

In 1907 the United States deemed 1970 and was finally declared safe in That was until an 2008 by most countries. It is grown it was toxic. here in NZ and is also available in overweight President Roosevelt, who sachets, tablets, liquid or jars of had been prescribed saccharin by his powder. Or you can grow your own. doctor declared, "Anybody who says It’s as cheap as chips and even better saccharin is injurious to health is an for the waistline. That’s if you can idiot." In the States at least there was stop the grandchildren from nibbling a reprieve for the saccharin industry. on it or the wind battering it!

When sugar rationing in the UK

finished in the early 1950s, once more saccharin was banned for use in processed foods. Aspartame was discovered in 1965. It is 200 times sweeter than sugar and is relatively cheap to make. However, it only has a shelf life of about six months and is not suitable for cooking.

It was thought to cause brain tumours, although scientists throughout the world could not agree on its toxicity. In 2002 a sweeter and “safer version” of Aspartame was developed called ‘Neotame’.

Thousands of times sweeter than other artificial sweeteners the amount used to sweeten a bottle of soda is minuscule.

In 1977 when the U.S. tried to ban artificial sweeteners, food companies started stock piling Saccharin and eventually public opinion overturned the ban. However, more rigorous testing and saccharin was once more banned in the States and was not lifted until 2000. Meanwhile, the European Commission decided to ban all artificial sweeteners in bakery products!

It was thought that chemical sweeteners tended to increase the desire for sweet food and those most at risk of weight gain tend to eat more.

And so the debate continues and on April 6 2018, in a bid to reduce rising levels of obesity, the UK introduced a tax on sugary soft drinks.

Although none-the-worse for his saccharin consumption for over twenty years, I am sure if my Grandfather had known about Stevia he would have certainly grown it in his greenhouse along with his tobacco and tomatoes!

Pauline Abrahams

What's On: Anzac Day is coming up on Wednesday 25th April and the ladies of Raglan have been knitting poppies to decorate the area around the cenotaph.

The Knitters Circle meets every Wednesday morning at the Orca.

Care Craft Meets Monday mornings at 9.30.

Senior Technology is every Thursday 2pm at the Raglan Community House.

The Saturday Club is at the Raglan Community House at 9.30am.

Raglan Support Group is on the first Wednesday of the month at 11am at Stewart Street Hall.

Senior Citizens is on the second Thursday of the Month at the Stewart Street Hall at 11am.

The Writers’ Group meets on the first Wednesday of the month.

Ring 8250232 for details.

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EPA seabed mining High Court case “a fight for the future of our precious oceans”

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Kiwis Against Seabed Mining (KASM), with Greenpeace, is appealing the decision, alongside six other appellants (see notes below for full list).

The EPA decision was released in August 2017, a year after Trans-Tasman Resources submitted its application to dig up 50 million tonnes of the seabed a year in a 66 square kilometre section of the South Taranaki Bight – for 35 years. A total of 95% will be discharged, resulting in a large sediment plume, to get five million tonnes a year of iron ore. Of the 13,733 submissions (a record) received by the EPA, all but 147 – one percent – were either opposed to the consent or neutral.

“This is a fight for the future of our precious oceans,” said KASM chair Cindy Baxter. “The outcome of this case will set a precedent for a number of other companies waiting in the wings to mine our seabed, in the South Taranaki Bight and beyond. TransTasman has prospecting permits for at least two more in the Bight, and two others around the country.”

“Our Oceans are in distress, and are facing a crisis of marine biodiversity loss. Our oceans provide us vital services, food and livelihoods, as well as oxygen and carbon sequestration when we have healthy ecosystems,” said Michael Smith, a campaigner with Greenpeace New Zealand.

“The South Taranaki Bight is one such vital ecosystem, home to a population of endangered blue whales and Maui dolphins.

Protecting its biodiversity is why this case is so important..”

KASM and Greenpeace are appealing on 12 points of law. Among these is the issue of what is called “adaptive management” whereby an activity like seabed mining is allowed to go ahead, adapting the conditions on which it occurs along the way.

“The EPA has set down 109 conditions, but many are still to be developed, such as the effect of seabed mining on marine mammals and seabirds,” said Cindy Baxter. “We are also raising other issues, such as natural justice, the way economic benefits have been calculated, and the role of the precautionary approach.”

The hearing began at the High Court in Wellington, 10 am, Monday 16 April 2018 and lasted for four days.

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151 Hills Road, Raglan SOLD AT AUCTION | NEW 672LISTING Henry Road, Taupiri SOLD

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PROPERTIES FOR RENT

WED 25 APR ANZAC DAY We Will Remember Them.

ANZAC Remembrance Service. 11am, Raglan Cenotaph. View order of service on page 7.

WED 25 APR RAGLAN RAMBLERS 9am from Wainui Rd car park next to the fire station: Vandy Rd to windfarm - bring lunch.

JUNIOR GOLF C O A C H I N G every Wednesday, 3:30-4:30pm at the Raglan Golf Club. All equipment provide, $20 annual fee.Enquiries: phone the Golf Club 825 8483.

R A G L A N B A D M I N T O N Starts Wed 2nd May. Raglan Area School Hall. 7-9pm. Ph. Celia 825 8808 or 027 763 6974 (evenings).

Raglan MOVIES at the Old School

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SCREENING in April

THE GREATEST SHOWMAN 105 min PG

Sat Sun

21s t 3.30 22nd 4.30

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THE DEATH OF STALIN 106min R16 Violence. Sexual Themes, Offensive Language.

Sat

21s t 6.00

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LADY BIRD

94 min. R13 Drug use, Offensive Lang., Sex Scenes

Sun

22nd 7.00

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JOIN OUR FRIENDLY JIUJITSU COMMUNITY on Tues, Thurs @ 6:30PM. www.raglanbjj.co.nz

For Sale FIREWOOD, DRY 2m2m old man Pine $180., Native $195, Gum $195.

Delivered ph. 021 077 1524.

FIREWOOD Manuka, dry, $150per m3, delivered, order now for March/April delivery. Ph Terry 825 0522.

a ta m i ra . c o. n z Winter Denim & Knitwear WOMEN + MENS : Rollas, Neuw One Teaspoon, Dr Denim Abrand, Brixton *******************

In My Good Books Quality 2nd hand books Open Thurs - Sun from 10am 2 Wallis St Books wanted.

Yot Club free pickup and dropoff, text 0211034156.

2 properties in Raglan for long-term rental - a minimum 1-year contract. Near Ngarunui.

3bdrm family home/garden/garaging and a 2 bedroom compact newly decorated small garden property. Rental for 3bdrm probably around $475$500, 2 bdrm around $350-$375. Properties will become available 2nd or 3rd week in May. Email only. Please supply Police Vet or local or non-local character references with contact names and numbers and a short note about yourselves or whomever the property is for.

Expressions of interest/applications via email close Tuesday 5pm 24th April.

Appointments for viewing, contracts, bonds, credit checks and conversations will take place as soon as possible after the 24th.

EMAIL ONLY: propertys1959@gmail.com

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FRI 27 - 29 APRIL SOUL SAFARI F E S T I V A L Check out the F a c e b o o k / We b s i t e for more info about the amazing lineup of workshops, presenters, music & dance. Friday night entry by koha.

Weekend day passes available for purchase.

Meals are included.

FB: Soul Safari Raglan, www.soulsafarifestival. com.

SAT 21 APR @ YOT CLUB: The Tom Curren Roadshow presneted

by The Perfect Wave Experience.

An evening of surf music in the Jack Johnson, Donovan Frankereiter style. Acoustic, blues folk. With support from Tux. Doors 8:30, $10.

SUN 22 APR @ YOT CLUB: Raglan Sunday Sessions presents Funk, soul & hip-hop with Fanga, Andy, Dubsonic and Jamin-I. Free from 4:20pm, $10 after 7pm. Duckas cooking all night.

Courses, classes & workshops HIBERNATING THIS WINTER? OH NO! - Come along to Raglan Light Exercise Group. Sessions Monday and Thursday at 10.00am. St. Peters Church Hall. Everybody is most welcome to attend. *Sponsored by RC

Commercial to Let

Public Notices

RETAIL SHOP PREMISES in Prime Main Street location available to lease from 1st April 2018.

Expressions of interest phone: 0274936594.

TE UKU PONY CLUB & RAEC AGM 1 May, Clubrooms.

7:30pm.

New members welcome.

Contact Avril Hawkin for more information. 07 825 8064.

Wanted

RUAPUKE THREE BILLBOARDS MOTOR CAMP WANTED: PIANO FOR OUTSIDE Raglan Area School. Ph EBBING MISSOURI - Peace and tranquility Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol -Surfi Act 2012 8258140. ng, fishing, bush 115 min. R16 Rape themes East To West Trading Limited, private company walksof st Sat Apr 21 8.30 - Cabins, Raglan, has made applications to the Waikato Districtpowered sites, Situations Vacant for the ______________________ tent sites Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia issue Reserve on our website of an on-licence and the issue of an off-licence in 07 825 6800 raglanmovies.nz respect of the premises situated at 2 WallisPH Street, CLEANER as Orca Restaurant and Bar. or phone 825 0023. Raglan, to be known The general natureWANTED of the business to be conducted Door sales from 30mins bar before session timesunder the licences is Tavern (with across the ROAD CLOSURE RaglanEntertainment Holiday Park sales), Restaurant, Venue and ________________________ wanting energetic Function Centre.

The days and hours during which WED 25 APRIL Cut out this advert and experienced alcohol is intended to be sold under the licences are: bring it to the movies for cleaner.

Weekends for the on-licence, Monday to Sunday (inclusive)ANZAC DAY a free cup of tea or coffee essential, please 8.00am to 1.00am the following day and for the PARADE email to CV to pam@ off-licence, Monday Sunday (inclusive) 9.00am to raglanholidaypark.

Bow Street closed 11.00pm.

The applications mayco.nz. be inspected during ordinary from 9am til 1pm. office hours at the office of the Waikato District At the junction of Council, District Licensing Committee, 15 Galileo Bow Street and Street, Ngaruawahia.

QUALIFIED is entitled to object and who wishes To Let Any person who these roads: AUTOMOTIVE to object to the issue of the licences may, not later Wi Neera Street, TECHNICIAN 1-BD FLAT $180pw. than 15 working days after the date of the first Wallis publication ofREQUIRED. this notice, file a notice in writing of the Street, Bow Power, etc. included.

Ph. 021 295 7129.objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Street Roundabout an allDistrict Council, Private Committee atFor Waikato Bag and Wainui Road to 544, Ngaruawahia 3742. mechanical, fast roundabout.

No objectionpaced, to the issue of a licence may be made quality Services Offered in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in Questions, contact workshop.

Phone: section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act FLUE CLEANING and 021 179 8256.

2012.

07 8250528 for log fire inspections publication of this notice. Filed on further enquiries $100. All flue and This log fiisrethe first behalf of the applicant by Harkness Henry Lawyers, repairs. Please contact Private Bag 3077, Hamilton 3240.

Mark on (07)8298-103 or Cell 021457342.

Wanted To Let WANTED FOR SHORTTERM LEASE til midJune, 5-8 hectres (1220 acres) suitable for 40 dairy heffers. Needs loadout race, or access to, and good water supply. Ph. 027 209 8151.

Public Notices INFLUENZA VACCINES ARE NOW AVAILABLE. West Coast Health Clinic now have the Influenza vaccine available for those aged 3yrs and older. The seasonal Influenza vaccine is free for those aged 65yrs and older as well as those with a chronic health condition. The Influenza vaccine may safely be administered at the same time as the Zostavax (Shingles) vaccine that is also free of charge for those aged 65 – 80yrs inclusive. There is now no administration fee for these two vaccines given at the same time. For further information about these two vaccinations please talk to your GP, practice nurse or collect a pamphlet from the clinic. We would advise you to book your appointment in advance by calling the clinic on 825 0114.

Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 East To West Trading Limited, private company of Raglan, has made applications to the Waikato District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the issue of an on-licence and the issue of an off-licence in respect of the premises situated at 2 Wallis Street, Raglan, to be known as Orca Restaurant and Bar. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licences is Tavern (with across the bar sales), Restaurant, Entertainment Venue and Function Centre. The days and hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licences are: for the on-licence, Monday to Sunday (inclusive) 8.00am to 1.00am the following day and for the off-licence, Monday to Sunday (inclusive) 9.00am to 11.00pm.

The applications may be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waikato District Council, District Licensing Committee, 15 Galileo Street, Ngaruawahia.

Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the issue of the licences may, not later than 15 working days after the date of the first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waikato District Council, Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742.

No objection to the issue of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

This is the second publication of this notice. This Notice was first published on 12 April 2018. Filed on behalf of the applicant by Harkness Henry Lawyers, Private Bag 3077, Hamilton 3240.

CARETAKER POSITION TE MATA SCHOOL 778 Te Mata Road | We have a position available for a school caretaker, this is 1215 hours per month.

Flexible hours and paid via timesheet.

A job description is available at the school office.

Please send your letter of application and CV to admin@ temataraglan. school.nz. The successful applicant will be police vetted.

Applications close Monday 30th April 2018.

Notice of Meeting – Raglan Community Board Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Raglan Community Board will be held in the Supper Room, Town Hall, Bow Street, Raglan on Tuesday 8 May commencing at 2.00pm. A public forum will be held from 1.30pm.

Note: In the event that the business of any Committee is not concluded on the advertised date, the meeting may be continued on a later date scheduled by the Committee prior to adjournment.

This notice is given under section 46 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987.

G J Ion Chief Executive

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THURS 19 APR MUSIC AT THE OLD SCHOOL Thurs 19th April. The Timeliners.

Blues and Roots $20 doors open 7.30pm for 8pm start.

FRI 20 APRIL @ YOT CLUB: The Fleetwood Mac Experience.

Pre-sales $20, from undertheradar.co.nz, door sales $25.

Classifieds

To Let

0800 492 452 www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz www.facebook.com/WaikatoDistrictCouncil

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LJ Hooker Raglan is proud to introduce Darryl Hawkins

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Darryl has been selling real estate for 19 years and has been involved in close to 800 property transactions.

Darryl has been coming to Raglan to surf since he was 14 and instantly fell in love with the place and the lifestyle it offers.

Moving fulltime to Raglan three years ago has fuelled an interest in the Raglan market. Darryl is keen to use his knowledge, experience and integrity to make people’s real estate goals become a reality.

Darryl is on the executive committee for the Raglan Club and an active member of the Raglan Bowls and Golf Clubs.

Community focus is a must in a small town and Darryl’s values enhance this.

Home and Income Near the Beach This is quite simply a lovely home in a charming & peaceful setting overlooking attractive native bush with views out to the harbour. Featuring a 3 bdrm, 2 bthrm contemporary split level home with a fully self contained stylish downstairs unit, perfect for holiday accommodation, a BnB or ideal for guests or family staying over. The unit also has its own private deck to overlook the low maintenance landscaped gardens from which a path leads directly to the water’s edge.

Darryl Hawkins

Licensed Salesperson LJ Hooker George Boyes & Co Ltd Office: 07 825 7170 Mobile: 027 290 6675 Email: dhawkins.raglan@ljh.co.nz

“When thinking Real Estate, think Darryl Hawkins” - coming to a sign near you.

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28th April (Unless sold prior) Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Saturday 11 - 11:45am ljhooker.co.nz/1X7HFG

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16b Kaitoke Street First Home, Last Home or Holiday Home This cute and tidy 2 bedroom cottage suits them all! Enjoying lovely estuary and mountain views, the home features a modern kitchen, open plan living and a nice sunny deck. The rear section is terraced providing flat lawn areas and boasts a garage including a built in extra storage room. This appealing property is private and tucked away in a quiet area close to the harbour and boardwalks, perfect to soak up the relaxed Raglan lifestyle. It won’t last long at this price though so call Stephen or Michelle today and make it your home!

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$479,000 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 12 - 12:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/1XNHFG

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24 Lily Street You Can Be My Lily Pad Location, location, location is calling out at this radiant character beach house looking out to the harbour and over a peaceful native bush backdrop. The spacious home enjoys a sunny north-west aspect, a light filled open plan living area with polished Matai floors & wraparound deck. The entrance foyer rumpus room & the classic 40m² home workshop on the lower level add to the originality & style this home already offers.

13 Wallis Street (Level 2)

Centrally Located Offices for Lease Lease

Modern ‘as new’ office spaces to lease 200m to the town centre. Very comfortably appointed with full insulation, double glazing, brand new paint and new carpet throughout.

Ample power points and data cable outlets with wireless internet already installed. Office 1 is 71m2 and has the ability to be separated into 2 spaces. Office 2 is 22m2 and includes a storage/file cupboard. Includes shared kitchen, separate bathroom with 2nd toilet and wheel chair access. Carparking is available. Long term lease arrangements preferred.

Call Kyle for full details on the lease.

By Negotiation

Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz

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NOW $739,000 Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Saturday 12 - 12:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/1WTHFG

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Robbie Regnier

Darryl Hawkins

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33 Whaanga Road

16 Upper Wainui Road

Affordable Whale Bay Escape Be quick to grab this immaculate home located only mins to the surf. In an elevated position the modern dwelling enjoys gorgeous ocean views & a sunny, sheltered aspect. The 800m² section features low maintenance landscaped gardens and includes a new concrete drive, meaning all the hard work’s done! However, the rear of the section offers even bigger water views & has potential for further development.

Handy under house workshop and storage space. This fantastic property is sure to appeal & you won’t get better value in Whale Bay!

Coastal Views & Creative Living Recently modernised and redecorated with new carpet throughout, this spacious and solid home is located in a proven investment area close to Wainui Beach and the popular surfing breaks.

Currently running as lucrative top end holiday accommodation, the upstairs area consists of 2 double bedrooms with a beautiful kitchen and living area as well as a modern tiled bathroom.

The separate downstairs area has 2 x 2 bedroom units, each with their own living area, tiled bathroom and kitchenette. Set on a 1/4 acre section with native planting and fruit trees.

For Sale Contact Email View

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$799,000 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 2 - 2:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/1WJHFG

Chrissy Cox

Matt Sweetman

Kyle Leuthart

Michelle O’Byrne

Licensed Salesperson

Licensed Salesperson

027 287 1804

021 624 826

021 903 309

021 969 878

Licensed Salesperson

Licensed Salesperson

$949,000 Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz By appointment ljhooker.co.nz/1RQHFG

Stephen O’Byrne Licensed Salesperson

021 969 848

Sandra Bowditch Raglan Property Manager

021 751 759

*NB Boundary lines on photos are approximate & merely a guide. All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem reliable. However we cannot guarantee or give any warranty about the information provided. Interested parties must solely rely upon their own enquiries.

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