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I understand the service will continue to be funded by WDC for a further month and that XZW are planning to find other funding to continue beyond 1st July.

I urge that both the Council and the wider community work with Xtreme Zero Waste in finding a way to retain this valuable Community service.Ngā mihi nui Dave Currie

Dear Editor The fuss over the gardens down town over the last two weeks highlights for me the whole issue of the consultation process of council.

All councils in NZ are required by law to consult with their communities.

Most if not all councils work at fulfilling this requirement.

As an Elected Member for WDC, I know from firsthand experience that our council is committed to this.

But consulting is far from straight forward for these reasons: Most ratepayers don’t have the time to follow council business.

Most ratepayers are in fact not interested in council business. This is no better evidenced at the turn out at the Triennial

Elections. In 2016 only 31% of eligible voters turned out in our district.

The National average was 42% compared to Central Government where turnout is around 82%.

I am the first to agree that council doesn’t always get things right but that doesn’t detract from the fact that they do try.

So back to the gardens.

In this instance Council certainly did inform. Did they consult? Perhaps we could discuss that. Did they get the project right?

According to people that know a lot more about gardening then I do, they did.

Alan Vink Disclaimer. This is a personal viewpoint only and does not represent the Raglan Community Board or WDC.

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Their reason, as I understand, was that the community did not support the project in a recent survey.

My reading of the survey results does not in fact support that view.

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Raglan’s Coby Rooks (Honda CRF250) is congratulated by friends and family as crosses the finish line to win the national junior title on Saturday. Photo by Andy McGechan, BikesportNZ.com

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aglan riders have taken out top honours at the 2019 New Zealand Crosscountry Championships.

The senior title went to Raglan dairy farmer Jason Dickey and Coby Rooks took out the junior title at the championships.

There were just five points between Raglan's Coby Rooks and Eltham's defending national junior champion Adam Loveridge and after a hard-fought race Rooks took out the national title by just four seconds.

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A former Te Mata School student, Coby now attends New Plymouth Boys’ High and when he can he heads home to practice. The 16-year-old has been riding since he was three but only started competing about four years ago.

He has won the Western Warrior XC event held near Oparau, the 250cc class for the North Island and New Zealand champs for the past two years.

“It’s an awesome feeling to come away with the win. It wasn’t easy as Adam is very fast too. We were neck and neck throughout the whole series and I just kept kms. the pressure on him hoping he’d make

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Peanut Butter girls, Enfys, left, and Alaia, launched their business at the Old School creative markets during May.

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nfys and Alaia Hewitt are the creators of Raglan’s very first peanut butter

enterprise successfully launched at May’s Raglan Creative Market.

The girls - Enfys, 10 and Alaia, 8 - are nuts about their product and say the best part of the business is sharing their PB23 journey with local peanut butter lovers.

“I like selling at the market and speaking about what we make to people,” Alaia says.

With their dad Mett Hewitt mentoring them, the girls are about to sell their second batch of smooth and crunchy peanut butter at this Sunday’s Creative Market at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre.

“I’ve always wanted the girls to have a little business. Something they could use to fund their uni studies,” Matt says.

The peanut butter journey hasn’t always been smooth and some jobs were very labour intensive.

Initially the sisters had been doing the shake and bang method to remove air pockets from the jars in order to fill them to capacity, which was taking two minutes per jar.

Matt enlisted a technically-savvy friend and some number eight wire mentality to design an agitator to help the peanut butter settle in the jar.

The pair adapted an orbital sander which reduced the time it took to seven seconds.

Both girls say the agitator is one of the jobs they love the most in the whole peanut butter process.

Matt has helped the girls in the various ventures they have undertaken and with every little setback they have not lost their desire to run their own business.

“They’ve tried woodworking, making bangles and other things but as soon as we have to make a large quantity the quality wasn’t so good,” Matt says.

With the PB23 peanut butter the sisters can guarantee they use nothing but 100 percent peanuts and the quality is the same in every jar.

The girls are big fans of using their peanut butter in cooking and have created fudge, cookies, dog treats and bird feeders with PB23.

Check them out at the Raglan Creative Market this Sunday, June 9 from 10am-2pm and get some peanut butter tips from the experts.

Janine Jackson

Pohutukawa tree trimming carried out by wrong Waikato District Council staff

Celebrating 65 Years of the Raglan Volunteer Fire Brigade: A monthly column profiling local volunteer fire fighters who dedicate themselves to keeping the community safe. This column is proudly sponsored by Raglan Four Square.

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s part of the 65 year celebrations for the Raglan Fire Brigade. this week we spoke to Dirk De Ruysscher and Wheturangi Tepania.

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he pohutakawa on the corner of Bow St and Norrie Ave caused concern recently with locals unsure of who had hacked at low-hanging branches leaving the debris at the base of the tree.

Many took to Facebook to express their disgust at the lack of care taken by the anonymous tree-cutter.

At first, it was thought the tree trimming was the work of a vandal and when the Raglan Chronicle made enquiries Waikato District Council was unaware of any maintenance scheduled for the tree.

A council spokesperson says in normal circumstances, any tree maintenance is carried out on the direction of council’s community connections team and therefore, it was initially presumed that this work was not done by council.

Staff investigated and viewed CCTV footage which showed the work

was carried out by council’s roading team Waikato District Alliance.

The roading crew were incorrectly given a service request on Friday afternoon after a member of the public made an urgent request to have the tree looked at after they hit their head on a low-hanging branch.

While staff crew were on site a decision was made to trim the branch to remove the hazard.

It is council policy that this sort of work is always carried out by a trained arborist however this was not the case in this instance.

A WDC spokesperson says council realises the tree is much-loved by the community and they sincerely apologise for not following due process.

An arborist has since visited the tree and tidied up the site.

Remedial work has been completed and council will continue to assess the tree in the coming months.

Janine Jackson

Wheturangi Tepania How long have you volunteered for the Raglan Fire Brigade? about 4 years and looking forward to my 5 year medal this year Why did you decide to volunteer?

My eldest son said to me at Anzac day 2014 'Dad you should become a fireman' so I did..

Do you have a family history of fire service?

Not that I know if but I do have a massive whanau How do you make it work with career and working life?

Unfortunately I can only make call outs outside of work as I'm a teacher at Hamilton Girls High.

How does it affect your family life?

When you're about to bomb off the bridge with your kids and the siren goes off - it can be a challenge What do you gain from the experience?

Leaning new skills is epic but the people you meet and the relationships you make is priceless What aspect do you find the most difficult?

I feel gutted when I miss a call out, only because I'm passionate about helping the community as best I can.

What advice would you give someone who is considering joining the service?

If you feel the need to give back to this awesome community then do it.

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What is the biggest issue facing Fire services today?

We are volunteers- so at times we lack the finances to get the resources we need to do the job effectively Dirk De Ruysscher How long have you volunteered for the Raglan Fire Brigade?

10 years Why did you decide to volunteer?

Boys dream come true Doing my bit for the community Do you have a family history of fire service?

My Dad was a career Fire fighter How do you make it work with career and working life?

I'm self employed so it is easier for me to decide if I can respond to a call out.

How does it affect your family life?

You need an understanding and supportive partner. We are lucky in Raglan that we don't actually get that many call outs.

What do you gain from the experience?

A very satisfying feeling and respect from the community What aspect do you find the most difficult? responding to incidents with fatalities What advice would you give someone who is considering joining the service?

It is rather a big commitment What is the biggest issue facing Fire services today?

Finding the right kind of people. Life is getting busier and less people are willing to give their time.

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yana Wells moved to Raglan a year ago to be near her children – Laura, Madeleine and most recently Sebastian and their families, which means seven grandchildren!

Wow, the whole family. Raglan is in the deep part of Dyana’s heart as her father Lindsay Peart grew up on the Rangitahi farm. Dyana’s childhood was full of Raglan Grandma’s sticky brown bread and Christmas puddings, launching off the footbridge into strong currents, uncovering adzes and coral in the dunes, and erecting shimmering black sandcastles.…

She has moved back from Auckland and a career which included teaching Human Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Yoga and Meditation. She established the 200 and 300 hour Yoga Teacher Training Program at Kawaipurapura and the Contemporary Yoga Teachers Training Program in Remuera and is now looking forward to offering all her skills to the Raglan community. She has set up a teaching space – Open Ground – at her home in Lily Street.

Starting 25th June she will be running weekly classes in Somatics, Kum Nye, Meditation, Creative VIsualisation and Buddhist Philosophy.

Some of these names may sound new and exotic but she assures us that the classes are

very accessible to anyone who is curious.

Somatics are gentle attentive exercises designed to help the brain reprogram the way we move. They are very effective in releasing pain, tension and restriction. The results can be startling and are suitable for older people, yoga students and everyone in-between.

Kum Nye, which comes from the Tibetan tradition, consists of slow moving meditations

What is Somatics?

Nia dance and gentle exercises for seniors.

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Somatics is a relatively new brand, and has become extremely popular around the world.

It grew out of Feldenkrais, and developed alongside new research into neuromuscular reprogramming. Many yoga studios in Australia now offer classes in Somatics as a complement to yoga.

Somatics is based on the principle of neuroplasticity – the understanding that the brain is continually remodelling itself in response to new information and experience. Movement limitations creating tension and pain are not permanent, however old we are.

The term Somatics comes from ‘soma’ which means to understand the body as an intelligent, sensitive, living organism. The body is not a mechanical insensate machine that we need to manipulate and control in order to get results.

Our body/brain organism has millions of years of evolution behind it. It knows how to move well. Wth somatics we find out why it is not able to do this. We find out what is getting in the way. The job of somatic exercise is to help the brain do its job properly.

The brain controls the way we move, so if we want to change the way we move we need to work with the brain. Neuromuscular reprogramming is the name given to this approach. We work with the brain by feeding it new information, which in this case is information about how we are actually moving. We wake the brain up to what is actually going on.

The problem for us is that when the brain learns a new movement pattern – eg how to ride a bike, how to sign one’s name, how to protect an injured arm, how to not be noticed, how to cope – it may be a healthy pattern or not.

After a few weeks of repetition the brain sends the pattern code to older parts of the brain, for repetitive unconscious reflex activation.

The pattern becomes an unconscious

focused on sensing. They allow the mind to calm down so the body can heal. There will also be classes in Meditation starting with mindfulness practices, and Buddhist Philosophy, which is an opportunity to ask questions and probe the mystery of our minds.

Check out the classes on her website www. dyanwells.com or email her at dyanawells@ gmail.com and try them out.

habit. This frees the upper parts of the brain for new learning. What is now a restrictive and maybe painful movement was, at the time it was learned, the best response possible to the circumstances. It may not serve us well now. It may be crippling us. How do we change?

Slow movement done with awareness allows the brain to wake up again –to what is actually going on. It can then automatically reorganise our movement to become smooth and easy. It will tell the tight muscles to relax and it will integrate movement throughout the whole body. The circumstances are now different. We just need to alert the brain to this.

Somatic exercises are disarmingly simple, extremely effective and very enjoyable. There is no requirement to be flexible or fit. The only requirement is to be curious and attentive.

Everyone can benefit from the exercises. I have found them immensely valuable, even after a lifetime of yoga. I couldn’t believe how they freed up my body. Results happen very quickly and can bring a greater freedom to whatever activities we enjoy, eg: gardening, walking, cycling, surfing, yoga, dancing, swimming.

‘Our sensory motor systems continually respond to daily stresses and traumas with specific muscular reflexes. These reflexes create habitual muscular contractions, which we cannot voluntarily relax. The result is stiffness, soreness and a restricted range of movement…. Somatic exercises are a direct way to reprogram the sensory-motor system… and reverse this process. Bodily (limitation) presumed under the myth of aging is not inevitable. It is, by and large, both avoidable and reversible.’ Thomas Hanna, Somatics.

‘When activity is freed of tension and superfluous effort the resulting ease makes for greater sensitivity and better discrimination, which makes for greater ease in action.’ Moshe Feldenkrais. Awareness through Movement ‘You have to consciously become aware of your entire body and how it feels and moves….. Then, when you have the brain perceiving differences and integrating more parts of yourself, the improvement is fast and transformational.’ Anat Baniel

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RURAL | LIFESTYLE | RESIDENTIAL FINAL NOTICE

FINAL NOTICE

RAGLAN

10 Government Road

Auction Onsite this Saturday 8th June 2019 • • •

1050m2 Freehold Section Renovate or Landbank Auction this Saturday 8th June 2019

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RAGLAN 16 Cornwall Road Auction Onsite this Saturday 8th June 2019 A gorgeous, newly renovated bungalow, set on over 1.5 hectares of land, with stunning views overlooking Raglan. This lifestyle retreat is full of history/character, the house is move in ready and the future potential is endless.

A large portion of this land is set away from the main house, accessed via a second driveway. This creates so many opportunities to further development this property. The views from the top of the section are outstanding, with expansive ocean and harbour vistas from the Bar to Okete. There is also a large implement shed, bore water and mature fruit trees. pggwre.co.nz/HAM30512 PGG Wrightson Real Estate Limited, licensed under REAA 2008

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RAGLAN

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Raglan Classic

Jono Hutson M 021 488 766 E jono.hutson@pggwrightson.co.nz

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Fully Insulated, Fireplace & HRV 812m2 Freehold Section Well Maintained Owner Occupied Move-in Ready Fully Fenced

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Open Home Idyllic Rural Living – 8 Three Streams Road Raglan

For Sale

Design, comfort and style are the outstanding features of this family lifestyle property. Offering 4 double bedrooms, the master has an ensuite opening onto a private spa and sauna area. Entertain from the highly spec’d kitchen which flows to the spacious family living and dining. You are drawn through the bi-fold doors to the outside lounge courtyard from which you will enjoy picturesque rural and estuary views. A spacious double garage offers internal access. The house is structured with potential for extra family living or Airbnb. One of the large double bedrooms is complete with a kitchenette, bi-folding doors and a private courtyard taking in the estuary and rural views. This area of the house can be completely separated to provide a two bedroom self-contained living area. The house is situated on 5002 sqm with mature landscaping and low maintenance grounds. Just a 4-minute drive to Raglan.

$1,350,000 View Sunday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

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Final Notice

Auction this Friday

Open Home 22b Wallis Street Raglan This tidy, 2 bedroom home is the ideal easy-care beach retreat or rental investment property. The flat, low maintenance section is a bonus, being 1/2 share in 1237 square metres. Take the clean slate, providing you the opportunity to further develop and realise the full potential. Selling fully furnished.

Just a very short walk to the cafes and hub of Raglan’s town centre and all amenities. Tucked away and providing the peace and privacy you desire when you spend time at the beach!

Call Julie or Blair to view.

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Auction 6:00pm, Friday 7 June Ray White Raglan office (unless sold prior)

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

139 Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive Raglan This is a Maori leasehold property situated on 825sqm. The character home has three spacious bedrooms and a garage with extra under house storage. The sunny north-facing lounge is ideally located to take in the amazing ocean views. A retro caravan with a conservatory provides extra accommodation and is located in the elevated prime location at the rear of the property from which the views are comparable to none. Just the spot!

An ideal location for kite surfers, fisherman or just beach lovers.

Phone Julie or Blair to discuss the current lease.

For Sale $325,000 View

Saturday 1:00pm - 1:45pm

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

New Listing Mountain, Harbour & Ocean Views - 56 Government Road Raglan

Auction

You will be wowed!!! Yes, this property boasts the most amazing bird’s-eye views of the ocean and harbour and is a definite north-facing sun trap. The light and airy dining and kitchen are located upstairs and are complemented by the Tasmanian Oak timber floors. An extremely warm house with the added bonus of a gas fire to add to the ambiance.

Three lovely double bedrooms are located on the first level. The master enjoys the same glorious outlook, complete with ensuite. A large extra room downstairs - complete with a kitchen and outside bath - finish the picture of luxurious living and provides accommodation for guests or the potential for extra income. If you are looking for a very low maintenance property with that absolute X-factor, we have found it. Ample parking and room for the boat. Situated on 546 sqm and just a short walk to the beach access and an ideal swimming spot. This property is also on the bus route.

View Sat & Sun 2:00pm - 2:45pm

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6:00pm, Friday 12 July Ray White Raglan Office (unless sold prior)

Julie Hanna 027 441 8964 Blair Hanna 021 0200 8282

New Listing Oasis in Town! – 52 Cross Street Raglan Walk to town in minutes from this fantastic 3 bedroom property. Set on a very private 961sqm section, your very own oasis awaits. A large deck at the front of the home captures the morning sun and looks out over the reserve. In the afternoon, head to the backyard and impress your guests with the well planned entertaining area.

Set on two levels, there are two bedrooms, laundry and bathroom on the first floor. Upstairs, the large kitchen and living area is open plan and well suited to family living. The lounge leads off to the master bedroom complete with ensuite. A covered carport and storage area ensure you have plenty of room for all of your toys. To complete the property, a large front yard and raised garden beds give the family plenty of room to explore.

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Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

For Sale $630,000 View Saturday & Sunday 12:00pm - 12:45pm

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When is RKT this year?

This is the 7th edition of the Raglan Karioi Trail and it’s on Saturday 14 December 2019.

Same distances as last year: the main one - 24km, then the discover Karioi 10km and the 5km family run.

When did registration open?

Registration opened the 1st of June and we offer good deals for early and family registrations.

Has the event changed much over the years?

The RKT formula remains the same over its 7 years existence: still the same grassroots event vibes and atmosphere, which is why we will have a 400 limited entry this year.

We like it this way!

We want to keep it small for every one to have a chance to feel part of the event.

We are focusing on improving the participant experience every year, providing well maintained tracks and a good time before and after the race.

This is a local event. Same local sponsors for years, most of the volunteers are returning every year to help, and we have a good crew of Raglan runners every year too.

What can we expect this year?

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You can expect a wonderful post-run BBQ and drinks. We cater for vegans and are open to other dietary requirements.

Who should consider this event and what fitness level is required?

Yes the 24km is tough, this is why we recommend to start with a 10km if you don’t have much experience in running. If you register for 24km, you will need to train or you will find it hard to finish. All finishers, no matter the distance, will be pleased with themselves. Maybe not straight after crossing the line, but afterwards, with what they've achieved.

Does Karioi Trail implement any sustainability practices?

One of our main goals is to keep the event footprint small by: providing reusable plates and glasses post-race and at drink stations; keeping Karioi's tracks clean; not providing mass-produced finishing medals for everyone - they just end up in landfill!!

Our other big focus is to look after the Karioi mountain. We stipulate that all participants must bring clean shoes to the event to prevent diseases such as Kauri dieback being brought here. We have also gone into partnership with Karioi Project which includes volunteering for them!!"

Everyone needs to find their happiness when they take part in the Raglan Karioi Trail.

Anyone can enter the event, we want to share our love for Karioi. There is something for everyone.

Sixty percent of the 774 submissions received during the consultation period said they would not be willing to support a targeted rate of $79.29 for the service to continue.

At today’s Strategy and Finance meeting [May 29] Councillors debated the merits of the service at length.

Discussion and debate focused on the need to listen to our community, the leadership required to protect our planet, the impacts of waste on climate change and financial implications on the ratepayers throughout the district.

Councillors were divided on the approach that should be taken, but opted to vote for option two.

This means that the Strategy and Finance Committee are recommending to Council that it should not implement the proposed targeted rate. Raglan kerbside foodwaste collection would therefore be discontinued on 30 June 2019.

The Committee did indicate they looked forward to discussing a possible district-wide kerbside foodwaste collection service in the future as part of the upcoming solid waste review. This review is due to start later this year.

Today’s resolution still needs to be agreed

by Council, which is due to take place at next month’s full Council meeting on Monday 10 June.

Waikato District Council

Matariki to be celebrated with art, food, music and storytelling

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aikato District Council is supporting a variety of events across the district to mark Matariki, the Maaori New Year, which will be celebrated between 25 June and 3 July this year.

The largest of these is the seventh Matariki Festival hosted by Te Whare Toi o Ngaaruawaahia – Twin Rivers Community Art Centre with the support of more than $6,000 from the Creative Communities Scheme and from discretionary Council funding.

This year the Ngaruawahia festival is based around one of the stars in the Matariki constellation, Tupuaanuku, which is associated with the soil and its bounty, and it includes the development of collaborative ceramic art work in all nine primary and pre-schools in Ngaaruawaahia. Ceramic artist David Kenny is working with the students to make ceramic tiles to create a Pare (door lintel) as a permanent art work for each school.

It will culminate in a day of celebration at the Twin Rivers Community Art Centre (27pm, Saturday 20 July) to open an exhibition of the art work, including a large mural of the wings of the kotare (kingfisher) created by local tamariki (children) on a related arts programme, with performances by local tamariki and artists, storytelling, a live performance by the Matariki Glow Show and a celebration with traditional kai and mahi toi.

A weekly art class for adults led by David Kenny at the Twin Rivers Community Art Centre will also contribute ceramic tiles for a permanent public art installation on the pergola in the public open square in Jesmond St, Ngaaruawaahia.

Waikato District Council Iwi and Community Partnerships Manager Sam Toka

says, “Our district is home to Waikato-Tainui as well as a wider Maaori community and it’s rich in Maaori history, culture and tradition.

As well as being informative and entertaining, we hope that our district Matariki activities and events will help to educate, inform and raise awareness of the practices and traditions of Matariki locally and regionally.”

In Raglan, part of the funding pool of nearly $4,000 from the Council’s iwi liaison budget will also support a musical performance by singer/songwriter Teia Kennedy, lit by clay Matariki lanterns, on 22 June at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre Gallery The annual Waikato District Libraries Matariki art and poetry competition is also now open, with prizes available in three different age groups. Please pick up an entry form from any Waikato District Council office or library, or download it here: www. waikatodistrict.govt.nz/matariki. Entries close on Friday 14 June.

If there is a future community project or event for which you are seeking financial assistance, there are a number of funding opportunities available from the Council to help make it happen. The Council’s Discretionary Grants Fund is open for applications again this week and closes on 5 July, and the Creative Communities Fund is again open for applications on 19 July and closes on 23 August. The Heritage Project Fund is currently open for applications and closes on 28 June. For these and other funding opportunities, check details on our website at www.waikatodistrict.govt.nz/funding or email the Council’s Community Development Advisor, Lianne van den Bemd, at funding@ waidc.govt.nz.

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This one of a kind unique property sits above the beautiful coastal town of Raglan with magnificent views of the Tasman sea and West Coast.

The opportunity to secure your future here in Raglan is second to none with this large freehold 1.7-hectare (more or less) lifestyle property only five mins drive from the Raglan hub. You can build your dream home on the large open grass area with the best views in Raglan and enhance its current format to create an amazing home and income lifestyle.

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A column connecting with senior citizens in our community.

This column is sponsored by Raglan Rest Home and Hospital.

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Health in your Hands

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Not so in Raglan and we have ust when we thought the Summer was finally lots of winter activities. The first over, mother nature had of the “Souper Bowl” evenings

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We may have got out the winter more sessions will be held on woollies and put an extra blanket Tuesday 11th and 18th June on the bed, but the weather was at the Town all Super Room still warm enough to get out in 5.30pm until 8.30p, $10 for the garden and enjoy a pleasant adults and $5 for kids. Produce walk on the beach.

for the soups would be much

There was even a tourist appreciated. The proceeds will having a dip in the ocean. go towards completing the new Needless to say he was from building at the Old School Arts Canada and said the water felt Centre. warm! Apparently in some areas

Next weekend Sunday 9th

of Canada during the Winter June is the Creative Art Market, it’s so cold outside it’s difficult another opportunity to catch up to breath and elderly often stay with the locals and support the indoors until the Spring.

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WHAT’S ON

Stewart Street Hall.

Every Thursday Senior Technology 2pm at Raglan Community House

The Knitting Circle meets every Wednesday morning at the Orca Restaurant.

Saturday Club Raglan, at The Raglan Community House 9am

Nia Dance every Wednesday, 9.30 at the Town Hall, first session free.

Wednesday 12th June Next Crop Swap Lunch Group, Raglan Sunday 16 June, at the Hospital and Rest Bowling Club 9.30 home 11am Every Monday Care and Craft, 9.30 at the Bowling Club Raglan Community Support Group 1st Wednesday of the month, 11.00 at

Light Exercise Monday and Thursday 10 -11 Anglican Youth Hall Horticultural Society 18th June Stewart Street Hall RAGLAN Chronicle 11

Our occasional series on locals with a real Raglan history behind them

Stoic great-grandson keeps the Jackson homestead fire burning

Malcolm outside his remote Ruapuke home built by great-grandfather J F Jackson in 1880.

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alcolm Jackson’s lived his whole life “off and on” at Ruapuke – on a harsh hill country block south of Te Toto Gorge, in the shadow of Mt Karioi but with stunning views out over the Tasman Sea. He not only still farms the bulk of the land his great-grandfather John F Jackson bought and named ‘Te Reke Reke’ – the name Maori gave to a distinctive stone on the property that appeared to have a footprint on it – but also lives to this day in the original homestead J F built back in 1880.

It is the only home in the Raglan district that has been occupied by the same family for more than a century. And as R T Vernon says in “Around Raglan” – one of a handful of histories he published on the Raglan district – much of the quaint original construction made from pit-sawed timber still stands as a memorial to J F’s pioneering spirit.

“He built this house with a few old-fashioned tools, learning as he built,” Vernon wrote.

John F Jackson had recently sailed from London to New Zealand aboard the 940-ton Waimea, and while on the voyage was persuaded by an old friend into “taking up land” in Taranaki under a deferred payment system being offered at the time.

J F recounted that subsequently one of the sailors on board, who had been in Raglan, asked him: “Why pay for land in New Plymouth when you can get land in the Raglan district for just paying the survey fees?”

And so began the Jackson family’s long association with Ruapuke and the Raglan district.

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Ruapuke’s always been something of an outpost, and R T Vernon records that the Jackson homestead was one of the last to be serviced with electric power. Grid electricity came to Ruapuke only in the 1960s, the decade Malcolm was born. His family had depended on a generator in the ‘50s, and before that it was the kerosene lamps of old.

Back in Malcolm’s childhood when his father Tom farmed the property – having taken it over from his father Jack B Jackson who had in turn inherited it from J F – the homestead housed his family of seven in its four bedrooms.

An upstairs loft was added in 1987, kauri floorboards were unearthed and polished up in 1992 and in 2005 Malcolm had the roof retiled with heritage assistance fund money from Waikato District Council.

Council was keen to “keep the right aesthetic”, Malcolm told the Chronicle.

Apart from those changes, the homestead remains largely the same. An ancient-looking and now unused coal range occupies a corner of the kitchen, and an old fireplace heats the living room next door.

The house feels its age, as you’d expect of a 140-year-old homestead in such an exposed location.

Malcolm is mystified over where the kauri was sourced but the 1500 bricks for the two chimneys came from Alf Steadman, a brickmaker and bricklayer who lived at the bottom of Stewart St and built many chimneys in and around Raglan including at the original Harbour View Hotel.

Malcolm has had his breaks from the farm: he was a Hamilton

Boys High School boarder, did farming diplomas at Waikato Technical Institute and Massey University, and has family who step in when he wants to get away for the odd holiday.

But the stoic 56 year old seems largely content with his lot on the property he first leased from his father in 2000 and then bought eight years later. It’s a good life, he insists, which makes an “okay” livelihood.

Cattle and sheep graze the hills as they did generations ago, though land leased to Te Pahu beekeepers now also provides a “major income stream”.

The original 1,100 acres farmed by his forebears has been almost halved, however, because a couple of decades ago DOC bought the northern half of his property to ensure an intact sequence of forest from mountaintop to coast.

The land he gets around with a farm bike and heading dog does not extend now much beyond the Whaanga Rd cattle-stop – the one seen on the quirky surfing-themed NZTA anti-drink driving advert – that lies just north of his driveway.

Malcolm may keep the homestead fire burning but other family members have settled closer to town, among them his father Tom and Tom’s sister – Malcolm’s aunt – Betty Rawley, both in their nineties.

Interestingly, Betty has in safekeeping her pioneering grandfather J F Jackson’s 1900 diary, a 221-page insight into the trials and tribulations of daily life at Ruapuke and around the district.

While Betty confesses she “doesn’t do much in the community now”, she is proud of having had a pivotal role in transforming onceovergrown farmland – linked to her heritage – into Raglan’s tranquil 10-hectare bush park on Wainui Rd. For 25 years she and other ‘Friends of Wainui’ volunteers have planted and maintained the native reserve described as one of Raglan’s best-kept secrets.

Now living adjacent to the park in a rammed earth house, Betty was recently walking its tracks with son Geoff – visiting from Perth – and pointing out some of the mature cabbage and puriri trees she’d put in the ground as saplings.

Not far from Betty lives a niece in what, way back, was Betty’s mother Clara’s house, after her father J B Jackson died.This was a converted barn on Betty’s parents’

secondary property where they had all lived so the five children could go to the old school in Stewart Street.

It was either that or correspondence on the farm at remote Ruapuke, recalls this quirky nonagenarian.

Geoff meantime looks forward to an annual trip home from Australia, where he settled long ago, to catch up with family including siblings in Hamilton and Raglan West and of course his cousins from the Jackson side of the family in town and out on the farm.

Living across the ditch, he has little contact with the fifth generation Jacksons – and their children, the sixth generation – who grew up here and attended the area school but have so far settled elsewhere.

But at 59 he does have fond memories of an idyllic childhood growing up in Whale Bay, when an outing to the farm meant getting a lift only as far as the vehicle access road went – to the old woolshed-cum-home on top of the first Whaanga Rd ascent – before walking the rest of the way to Te Toto Gorge and then quite a hike to the old homestead.

He also remembers heading the other way into town for lollies and ice creams at what was then the Duck Inn dairy (now Isobar), and to the wharf to catch sprats.

As for their old Whale Bay home with its little “honey house”, Geoff recognised it in the real estate pages of a recent Chronicle and showed his mother.

“My house and property out there,” Betty exclaimed aghast, “was on the market for $1.9 million!”

Edith Symes

Geoff and his mother Betty, descendants of the pioneering John F Jackson.

This week we feature the achievements of the Raglan Junior Rugby teams at the Hopu Hopu Tournament held over the weekend.

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What is your role in the club this year?

My Role in the Club this year is the following, Chairperson and I Coach between 3-4 teams. Karioi Rangatahi, Karioi Moana Wahine, Karioi Mini Stars, Karioi Hine Moana and I CoManage Karioi Hine Moana also.

How many teams do have this season?

Nine teams all up ranging from year 5-6 to Women’s open grade.

What are you looking forward to this season? All or players developing

new Skills and confidence. And also The Magic coming to town!

Tell us about the new uniforms.

Who designed and manufactured them?

KB sports ware manufactured our dresses and they are based in Australia.

The design come from the committee 2017. They were a huge huge success of the whole community pitching in and are very beautiful.

Who are your major sponsors this year?

Our Major sponsor this year are The Lions Club, Tyre Track, Raglan Lawns and Four Square.

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Have you coached before?

Yes I have 16 years experience as a coach.

What are you looking forward to about the experience?

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What are you looking forward to about the experience?

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Is it all about winning?

Not all about winning, but we train hard and play hard. At the end of the day it’s about putting our best game on the court and win or lose, feeling good A HUGE shout out to all the parents, about the way played.

What is your goal for the season? children, officials, coordinators, and the To grow!! As individuals, as a team and as a netball community.

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Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

East to West Trading Limited, private company

East to West Trading Limited, private company of Raglan has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the renewal of an on-license and an off-licence in respect of the premises situated at 2 Wallis Street, Raglan and known as Orca Eatery and Bar. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is: Restaurant and Tavern, with off-licence sales. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are: On-licence: Mondays to Sunday (inclusive) 8am to 1am the following day. Licenced alfresco area in a public place: Monday to Sunday 9am to 11pm. A one way door restriction applies: Monday to Sunday (inclusive), from 12.00 midnight.

Off-licence: Mondays to Sundays (inclusive), 9am to 10pm The application 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 licence 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 30 May 2019.

THUR JUNEto the FRIDistrict7 JUNE has made6application TAKE A JOURNEY of Raglan Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the @ THE YOT CLUB: @ THE YOT CLUB: THROUGH ART renewal of an on-license and an off-licence in Earshot with Cian Resident DJs, free 1 - 28 JUNE respect of the premises situated at 2 Wallis Street, DJing from 9. Vinyl pool, Raglan and known as Orca Eatery and Bar. free entry.

A retrospective only, hip hop funk collection by Raglan The general nature of the business to be conducted 8 JUNE licenceFree is: Restaurant Tavern, with soul. pool.andSAT artist Ro Fawcett Smith. under the sales. The days on which@and the YOT hours CLUB: THE Old School Gallery. off-licence Free entry, outside during which alcohol is intended to be sold under Lost Tribe Aotearoa, fire,are: On-licence: food from the licence Mondays to Sunday Van (inclusive) 8am to 1am the following day.Grove.

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COMMUNITY Any person who is entitled to object and who to object to the issue of the licence may, MATHS HELP wishes not later than 15 working days after the date of the for Adults or Kids first publication of this notice, file a notice in writing Year 9 and up of the objection with the Secretary of the District Licensing Committee at Waikato District Council, to boost Private Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742. confidence Brrrr, chill out with...THE RAGLAN No objection to the issue of a licence may be made LIGHT EXERCISE SESSIONS to a matter other than GROUP a matter specified WEDNESDAYS in relation in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol 3 - 4pm Monday & Thursday.

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Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

Israel Focus Group invites you to celebrate the Raglan Golf Club Incorporated 24 Te Hutewai HARVEST FESTIVAL OFDistrict SHAVUOT Road, Raglan has made application to the Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for 9th the June, 3pm and afternoon tea on Sunday renewal of an club licence in respect of the Hall, 3Road Stewart premises situated at at 24Church Te Hutewai andSt. known as Raglan Gold Inc. produce & non-perishable food GiftsClub of garden be donated to to thebe Food Bank.

The general naturewill of the business conducted under the licence is Golf Club.

The days on which Phonewhich Sharyn 282 0942, 021 2347300 and the hours during alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 10pm (extended to 11pm during periods of daylight saving. Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays 8.30am to Sale 11.30pm.

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Public Notices Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Raglan Golf Club Incorporated 24 Te Hutewai Road, Raglan has made application to the District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the renewal of an club licence in respect of the premises situated at 24 Te Hutewai Road and known as Raglan Gold Club Inc. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Golf Club. The days on which and the hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 10pm (extended to 11pm during periods of daylight saving. Friday to Sunday and Public Holidays 8.30am to 11.30pm.

The application 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 licence 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 30 May 2019.

Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 Venus NZ Limited, private company of Hamilton, has made application to the Waikato District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the renewal of an off-licence in respect of the premises situated at 35 Bow Street, Raglan and known as Thirsty Liquor Raglan.

The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Bottle Store. The days and hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday (inclusive) 9.00am to 10.00pm.

The application 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 renewal of the licence 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 renewal of a licence may be made in relation to a matter other than a matter specified in section 131 of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.

This is the second publication of this notice. This notice was first published on 30 May 2019. Filed on behalf of the applicant by Harkness Henry Lawyers, Private Bag 3077, Hamilton 3240.

Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012 The Thomson Food Co Ltd - Restaurant, 1713 Waingaro Road, RD1, Ngaruawahia has made application to the Waikato District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the renewal of an on-licence in respect of the premises situated at 19 Bow St, Raglan and known as The Shack.

The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Restaurant. The days and hours during which alcohol is sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday 8.00am to 1.00am (inclusive).

The application 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 licence 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 only publication of this notice.

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13b Bushview Drive Views, Sunshine and Peaceful Living Enjoy stunning rural vistas & all day sun from this beautifully elevated position in Waitetuna Valley. The modern 4 bdrm, 2 bthrm home offers spacious open plan living with fantastic indoor/ outdoor flow. The section around the house features many established trees including a variety of fruit trees. There’s a dble garage with a lean to and ample parking for a boat, float and trailers. Situated on 8619m² there’s plenty of space to keep some livestock, chickens or maybe a horse. With something for the whole family this is one you don’t want to miss!

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19 Simon Road Kiwi Quarter Acre Dream This well cared for home is a rare find with its large, 1009m² section. It features open plan living flowing out to a good sized deck for outdoor relaxing and entertaining. The bedrooms are both doubles with wardrobes and the master has access to the deck also. The section has plenty of flat lawn for kids to play plus attractive established trees at the rear with a small stream providing a haven for bird life and plenty of scope for the keen gardener.

Come along to an Open Home or call Chrissy to arrange a private viewing.

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‘Classic Charm’ meets ‘Modern Seaside Design’ Auction 22 June 2019 on site Contact Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 Email

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$629,000 Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 1 - 1:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/2BQHFG

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Stunning is what comes to mind when you see this charming character 3 bedroom bungalow located a few steps to the water which has been stylishly modernised and features an ultra modern kitchen, polished heart Rimu flooring throughout, double glazing and full insulation. The water views across to Aroaro Bay are just simply divine and the rear entertaining and BBQ area is something out of the design books with its large deck, covered dining area and industrial riverstone outdoor fireplace. The garage has a cosy sleepout serving as a 4th bedroom perfect for guests. Properties like this seldom become available. Buy right and buy location.

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Simplicity, Views & Style Built in 2013 to take in the panoramic views of the surrounding rolling hills and countryside. The home boasts a sleek kitchen with central island set within a spacious high stud living area which opens out through large double glazed sliders to a covered deck for sheltered entertaining. The bathroom doubles as an ensuite and is designed as a fully tiled ‘wetroom’. Located 10 minutes drive to Raglan on 2 acres (8684m²) with just under half in flat lawns. A standalone double garage is built in the same style of the dwelling and there’s plenty of parking as well as room for the future swimming pool!

A Real Country Homestead This very tidy lifestyle property features a very spacious and stately 5 bedroom character homestead which was originally the main farm house for a surrounding coastal farm. The home is set on a near flat 7380m2 ( or 1.82 acre) site and features an attractive layout welcoming in the light and also has a huge living area which opens out to a quaint courtyard with outdoor fireplace. Positioned for the sun and sheltered by established trees in park-like grounds, the dwelling is also complimented by a double garage/workshop and plenty of offstreet parking. The land is fenced into several paddocks for grazing stock and pets and ample water is available.

For Sale Contact Email View

For Sale Contact Email View

$749,000 Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/26GHFG

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8c Harakeke Place

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Ready & Waiting Your Dream Home Amazing value! Situated in an elevated position overlooking Flax Cove you can build to capture the sun and simply stunning estuary and Mt Karioi views. The current owners have partially developed the site creating a large berm on the roadside boundary with the legal access driveway from Harakeke Place. The freehold section of 700m² is mostly gently sloping and fairly good contour by Raglan standards!

Handy location to estuary, town, school, bus stop and walkways. Covenants apply and house plans are available to interested parties.

For further information please contact Stephen 021 969 848 or Michelle 021 969 878

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11 Wainamu Road Sought After Leasehold Location Located just 50m from the harbour with uninterrupted water views. A stylish 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home is complemented by a recently renovated 1950’s school classroom building currently used as a games room and lock up shed for the watersports gear. A flat section, perfect for tents and boat parking. Eleven years remaining on the lease with the option to remove the buildings if you choose not to renew. Lease and rates equates to just $327.18 per week and this is offset by holiday letting when the owners are not staying.

Income figures and reviews available on request.

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For Sale $310,000 Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/22RHFG View

$319,000 Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 2-2.30pm ljhooker.co.nz/295HFG

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