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Dear Editor The Sunday Star Times this week reported on a survey called ‘Your Place 2019’. Run by Stuff in conjunction with AUT it asked a range of questions about the issues that mattered most to New Zealanders ahead of the October 12th local elections. The first question asked was, ‘Do you trust your local Councillors to act on the issues that matter to you?” a whooping 83.8% said No. What this shows up once again is a deep cynicism by most NZ’ers toward local politicians of which I am one. This of course helps explain why voter turnout has been around 35% at local body elections. Matt’s Monologue. “Standing on the shoulders of giants” is a very old saying which can mean taking the existing knowledge and contributing further, rather than trying to reinvent the wheel. In this town we have some gentlemen who have retired from an employed life of working on roads. They would know best practice for repairing potholes and too, would detest watching their rates be used for ticket clipping without improvement. A p p a r e n t l y contractors were in Raglan the other day to repair potholes. I am told they drove around looking for potholes to fill, slapped

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ewly certiﬁed skippers Brent Christophers, James Hawken and Lee Poolton are ready to take the helm for Coastguard Raglan’s search and rescue, and breakdown assistance. The three have nearly 30 years combined coastguard service and have put in thousands of sea hours and added to this is the Wednesday night trainings they do every week to get to this point. Adding three more certified skippers to Coastguard Raglan strengthens the already capable, talented and dedicated crew of local volunteers. The certification is for the Gallagher Rescue vessel only and allows them to operate within 12-nautical miles from Tirua Point in the south and to Port Waikato in the north. And, James points out, they can go outside this zone in extreme emergency situations if the need dictates. With skippers Gordon Jowsey retiring two-years ago and Viv Regnier taking leave, the three new skippers will provide additional support for long-time skipper Kevin Dreaver.

Although retired, Gordon has been available to provide cover for Kevin and Viv has also been on back-up, but having Brent, James and Lee fully certified reinforces their capabilities in the Gallagher vessel on the water. “It’s a lot for Kevin to be ‘Johnny on the spot’ all the time. It’s good to take some of the load off Kevin’s shoulders, not only for him but for his family,” Lee says. It’s been a big commitment for the three who work fulltime; Lee and Brent work in Raglan and James in Hamilton. “We’re all here for the same reason to make sure the unit operates to its full potential,” James says. The three are all keen fishos, surfers and boatmen, and they say belonging to coastguard means close bonds are formed with the people they head out to sea with, in often inclement weather and in extreme circumstances. “We live on a really dangerous coast and none of us want to see anyone perish out there,” James says. The Raglan Coastguard is in the process of installing a floating dry dock boat lift in conjunction with business

partner Marinescapes which will improve their response time and expense, as well as decreasing time spent on maintenance and cleaning. Coastguard Raglan grew out of Raglan Sea Rescue, which was a community rescue service formed by local fisherman, police and other commited locals. The Raglan unit is indebted to sponsors Gallagher Group. Raglan Volunteer Coastguard would not be able to perform as a highly-affective search and rescue unit without the Gallagher Group support. The wet crew undertake rigorous physical training to qualify to be operational culminating in an annual inwater survivability swim to shore after being dropped from Gallagher Rescue outside Raglan Bar. Twice a year Coastguard Raglan hold a public education Bar Safety Day in conjunction with Waikato Regional Council to educate mariners in the art of crossing bars. There are two Bar Safety Days coming up in October and November, one in Raglan and one in Kawhia. For more information contact raglancoastguard@ gmail.com or phone secretary Brigid Green 07 825 8089. Janine Jackson

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pring is here. And will be for all of the month of September at The Old School Art Centre. Step into the gallery room at the Old School and become immersed in an array of original art which celebrates the arrival of spring. Members of RaglanArt have combined to present this uplifting exhibition. A total of eighteen artists have their works on display. Although there are a number of different styles of work the exhibition has been curated in a very cohesive manner. Quite a number of the pieces are abstract works and they do manage to capture that joyful feeling of spring. The exhibition opened on the first day of spring, September 1st, and will run through until September 29th. The opening was very well attended and it is anticipated that this will be a popular exhibition. It will be open every day, including weekends, from 10.00 am to 2.00 pm. This is a quality exhibition with many of the artists being highly acclaimed and having sold works overseas and exhibited at various other galleries. The contributing artists are Bridget Tasker, Catherine Houston, Catherine O’Kelly, Lois

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Brooks, Leontien Van der Beek,Ellie Gee, Toni Kingstone, Claudia Grutke, Ro Fawcett, Ross Thornton-Jones, Elsa Lye, Ailene Cuthbertson, Dyana Wells, Janet Scott, Jodi Collins, Annette May, Richard Gemmell and Marise Rarere. RaglanArt was formed to give these artists a website on which to be able to promote their works. Their first exhibition was just over two years ago at Rivet Gallery. A new idea being added is to hold a couple of “Artists at Work “ days. On these days a number of the artists will be working on some art and it will be possible to talk to them and get some understanding of their intentions and their creative process. The artists feel that having the opportunity to talk about their work will enhance the viewers appreciation of their work. These “at work” days will be on Saturday September 14th and Sunday 15th in the Theatre room from 12.00 midday until 2.00pm. The two photographers in the group, Richard Gemmell and Janet Scott, will project their images onto the theatre screen and will talk about what they are trying to portray. The photography session will be on September 15 from 1.30 pm to 2.00pm.

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he Wood Yard at Xtreme Zero space, we will be able to deconstruct and Waste has gone through a upcycle goods faster.” Much of the upcycled material will be radical transformation both in size sold out of the new retail space next to The and structure. With Deb King at the helm, the team have slowly moved the retail section to a larger purpose-built space out the back with the retail converted into a larger workshop space. And fitting with Xtreme Zero Waste’s kaupapa, all of the renovations have been done using material from the yard Deb says the transformation has been on XZW’s wish list for a few years now and once the expansion was finished at Kaahu’s Nest it was time to start on the Wood Yard. “The team have worked really hard getting it all together and we have some really skilled people in the team,” she says. Joining Deb in the yard is Punk Pete and Martin who have been put to work utilising their carpentry skills. Having had a hand in building and renovating several homes, Deb is also handy on the tools. The expansion means the yard will be able to repair, process and upcycle the building material and furniture more efficiently and productively, Deb says. “There has been an increase in the amount of furniture and other material dropped off at Xtreme, and especially over the summer time. With the changed layout and increased

Raglan Club. “The owner has been very generous in offering us a space for our upcycled products and we are looking forward to showcasing Xtreme Zero Waste on the main street in time for the summer season.” There are future plans afoot for the yard, including upcycling workshops, a tool library, men’s shed, women’s shed, and elder and youth workshops. Deb’s also working with Timebank Raglan’s coordinator Sarah Lancaster to turn volunteer hours at XZW into credits for workshops. “I’ve had lots of people come into the yard and want to volunteer time so they can learn new skills.” An upcycling competition along the lines of Art to Wear and upcycled exhibitions at the Old School art Centre are also ideas for the yard that Deb has hopes of developing in the future. The team are after donations of power tools to the Wood Yard to use in the workshops and to loan out for a future tool library. Contact Deb, Pete or Martin in the yard or email ofﬁce@xtremezerowaste.org.nz. Janine Jackson

Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo celebrates 30 years

Students from Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo show the Chronicle around the exhibition.

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Te urunga tapu o Tainui Whakawhiti atu ra Te Aroaro O Kahu ki Arekehanara Te haona kaha o Matutaera E huri to kanohi ki te Tihi o Kakepuku ki te tai whakarunga ko Maniapoto Ka tika ra tona korero, Tamaki ki raro, Mokau ki runga, Mangatoatoa ki waenganui Titiro tawhiti ra ko Maungatautari Te oko horoi I Kemureti e Whakaheke atu ra ki te riu o Waikato Ki Ngaruawahia, Turangawaewae mo te ao katoa Whakatau atu ra te maunga Taupiri Ko te rua koiwi e Hoki komuri mai ki Te Hauauru, ko Whaingaroa, E kiia nei tona korero Tainui A Whiro, ngunguru te ao, ngunguru te po Au, au, aue ha! Kokiri! Tuturu o whiti whakamaua! Kia tina Tina! Hui e, Taiki e! In 1989, the above waiata Whakamau, was composed by the late E Kui Wini Bidois for Te Kura a Rohe o Whaingaroa. More specifically, 1989 was also the year that Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo - the then bilingual unit - was born at the kura. Whakamau, invites you on a journey to places of significance to those heralding from the Tainui Waka. From Whaingaroa to Kawhia, over the summits of Pirongia and Kakepuku, down to the rohe of Ngaati Maniapoto and over to Maungatautari. The waiata follows the words of Kiingi Tawhiao as he pays homage to Ngaruawahia, the resting place of Kiingi Pootatau, and also to Taupiri Maunga, where past kings sleep, with the spiritual journey returning back here to Whaingaroa with the words: “Tainui-a-Whiro Ngunguru te ao, ngunguru te po!” While in recent years, te reo language revitalisation has experienced mostly positive attention, public attitudes and government policies haven’t always reflected the importance of te reo in the education sector. Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo was born out of the community’s desire to instill elements of te ao Maaori within their tamariki and it was Due to the strength and integrity of Kuia such as the late Tuaiwa Eva Rickard and E Kui Wini Bidois and the community that was behind them, that allowed te Roopu to really flourish in Whaingaroa. “The aroha in the name, Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo speaks of the love that we

embody for te reo.” said Kylie Hollis, Lead Kaiako in Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo Over the past few weeks, Kylie has been instrumental in organising the anniversary celebrations, including going back through the archives and putting together an exhibition of student work that has come from te Roopu over the past 30 years. The exhibition of work is currently on display at Raglan Area School. Kylie says the focus of Te Roopu Aroha ki Te Reo is empowerment that aakonga/learners are empowered to stand in their own rangatiratanga/autonomy finding strength in their own identity. Learning is founded in the tradition of oratory right from new entrants, students stand and speak in front of their class to build confidence in their speaking abilities. Looking through the exhibition, you can see a visual representation of the values instilled in the kura, including those of manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga, whakawhaanaungatanga and poutama. Also on display are various student works of harakeke. You can not speak of raranga harakeke at te Kura without mentioning the huge contribution that accomplished weaver Whaea Erangi has made there. Raranga harakeke not only involves textile design but tikanga Maaori. With visual and performing arts being a big part of their learning journey, te Roopu students experience a rich cultural learning journey. Former student and current kaiako for the Tawera class (years 3-5), Kahurangi Takiari (nee Whitiora) says it was this rich learning experience that drew her back to teach at te Roopu. Having come through the then bilingual unit, she left Raglan Area School when she was in Year 9 to attend Ngaa Taiaatea Wharekura, a full immersion kura in Kirikiriroa, where she was Head Girl in her final year. For Kahurangi, her learning experience at te Roopu was about being around whaanau and familiar faces. She also recalls some of their research projects around the Maaori Land Wars where they went on trips to visit some of the sites of significance – an experience that not a lot of mainstream students have access to. “I remember Whaea Lisa and Matua Jay, E Kui and Grace Mataira they were my teachers when I was a student here. Coming back I appreciate home a lot more and it’s opened my eyes to what we have as a community here.” said Kahurangi. Te Roopu Aroha ki te Reo 30 year anniversary: Head to Raglan Area School to view the exhibition and join the 30 year anniversary celebrations for the total immersion unit this week. Maki Nishiyama

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Raglan Film Festival offers local and international films

Keith Holmes: A man on a mission

aglan Film Festival opens Saturday, September 21 with highly-regarded ﬁlm Herbs: Songs of Freedom. The acclaimed 2019 documentary on legendary New Zealand reggae group was an official selection at this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival. Audiences and critics alike have raved about a film that celebrates the men from different islands in the South Pacific who gave voice to a generation and the issues of the time through their iconic music. Also, on offer is another documentary with an environmental message - 2040 explores what the future would look like

by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to us. Structured as a visual letter to his 4-yearold daughter, documentarian Damon Gameau blends traditional documentary footage with dramatised sequences to create a vision board for his daughter and the planet. To round off the festival, we take a dramatised look into the world of Elton John in Rocketman, an epic musical that follows the transformation of shy piano prodigy Reginald Dwight into international superstar Elton John. Set to Sir Elton’s most beloved songs, the film tells the inspirational story of how a smalltown boy became one of the most iconic figures in pop culture. Don’t forget to check out the RAFFA nominees’ short films on the Monday 23, Tuesday 24 at 6.30pm and Sunday 29 at 4.30pm - entry by koha. The 23 nominated short films range from animated evil aliens, safe driving humour, Raglan detectives, Matariki celebration, surfing events, Karioi Classic numero uno, climate change, to environmental education, magical music videos, life adventures, gymnastics and more. Celebrate the RAFFAs awards evening at the Raglan Town Hall on Saturday, September 28 with food, entertainment and much more. Red Carpet tickets are on sale now at the Old School Arts Centre. Opening night Saturday, September 21 – food on sale and bar opens from 6pm, movie begins at 6.30pm. Adults $15, Concession $12, Children $8. Book online raglanmovies.nz.

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Keith Holmes, candidate for Waikato Regional Council (WRC) in the Waikato constituency, is the latter. A man of quiet logic and steely determination, Keith’s long history in governance includes involvement with the WRC Lower-Waikato Committee, the Integrated Catchment Committee and the Tauhei Flood Protection Scheme. His background is in farming, with a focus on protecting rare animal breeds such as Wiltshire Sheep and British White Cattle. As a councillor, Keith's aim would be to work relentlessly alongside his fellow councillors and staff to drive accountability, value authentic

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Open Home 8a Government Road Raglan Is location important? Take advantage of this opportunity to own a humble, iconic Kiwi bach offering two bedrooms. The native timber flooring adds to the rustic charm of the property. Lounge windows line the living room and frame the amazing view of the legendary Raglan Bar. The updated bathroom is a bonus. Just a walk to swimming beach, wharf, boat ramp and all town facilities. A perfect holiday hideout. Explore the opportunity of future development. Situated on a half share of 1019 square metres.

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25 Cross Street Raglan This is your way into the Raglan Market. Set on one level, the property consists of 3 bedrooms, a living area, cute rustic kitchen and single garage. Having owned the property for many years the current owner thinks it’s time for a new family to enjoy this Raglan gem - either as a permanent home, book-a-bach or family beach house. Location is everything! Situated next to Artist Chris Meek’s Gallery on one side and recreational grounds on the other. Only minutes from the beach, boat ramp and a short stroll to shops and cafes. The grounds are low maintenance with a lawn area and fullyfenced private area out the back.. Half share in 1130 square metres. With a bit of TLC you could make this ‘diamond in the rough’ shine!

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Open Home 669b Te Hutewai Road Raglan Are you looking to escape to a great rural setting and make that lifestyle change you have been dreaming of? This property offers fabulous views of the ocean, Mount Karioi and Raglan’s iconic windmills. A 7817sqm site provides that perfect building platform in a quiet rural setting only a 12 minute drive to Raglan’s cafes and all amenities, with the bonus of the Golf Course just down the road. Enjoy the best of both worlds, being part of a vibrant village community and the paradise of rural living. Our committed owner is on the move and requires a sale. rwraglan.co.nz/RAG23146 Raglan Real Estate Limited Licensed (REAA 2008)

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3 Sunshine Rise Raglan This tidy little house won’t last long! Situated on a low maintenance 560sqm section, featuring 3 bedrooms, single garage and north-facing living room. Conveniently located just up the road from Lorenzen Bay – perfect for swimming, paddle-boarding, floundering or launching a small boat. This is the ideal house to enter the booming Raglan market or buy as an investment property. Open homes every weekend until it sells. See you there!

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LJ Hooker Raglan welcomes Graham Rope and Teresa Wilkinson Teresa and I are very happy to be back living in Raglan and selling real estate with the team at LJ Hooker. We both look forward to being active in our sporting passions of Golf and Cycling, while enjoying this beautiful seaside place with so many activities on our doorstep. Our personal values and commitment to doing the very best by people fit perfectly with the ethos at LJ Hooker, to take care of people no matter what. We are pleased to be part of a business that is locally owned, supported by a team that has an excellent knowledge of the area and an understanding of what is important to this community. We look forward to catching up with old friends and wherever you are on your real estate journey, we both welcome your enquiry.

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Miranda amid the clutter of her tiny home studio, working on the latest 'Heavenly' series of tropical flowers.

hale Bay painter Miranda Caird’s teensy home studio is so full-to-overﬂowing with artist’s clutter it’s hard to imagine she could show a whole classroom around let alone an entire school. But that’s exactly what she’s done this term – albeit remotely – and the 52 children who attend Lake Brunner School down south have been “absolutely enamoured” with their virtual visits to Raglan, principal Shirley Serban told the Chronicle. They’ve now produced their own vibrant landscapes inspired by both the beauty of the West Coast region they live in and by Miranda, their “famous” artist role model. The children made two video calls – via the school’s TV screen – to Miranda after Shirley contacted her through Facebook, asking if she’d like to be involved in their study of local landscapes. Miranda was “very keen”, she says, to show them around her studio and answer all their questions about life as an artist. The children were then encouraged by their teachers to look outside at their own spectacular mountain and lake environment before they set to work producing their own art. The three Year 1 to 8 classrooms have now completed portfolios of work similar in style to the mountain landscapes for which Miranda is best known. “But each (picture) is also completely unique,” Shirley adds. The colourful paintings and pastel-anddye works are proudly displayed on the school’s Facebook page.

Miranda’s delighted with the quality of the work. “They’ve really made the most of what they’ve got (on their doorstep),” she says, looking at a video showing the country school’s picturesque location in the village of Moana – on the northern shore of Lake Brunner – with mountains in the distance. Although she hasn’t visited the school, Miranda’s familiar with such South Island alpine scenery. For some years now she’s taken a road trip south to photograph the landscape – or take up the odd artist residency – and on returning to Raglan has re-captured these South Island vistas on canvas. Her trademark acrylics are sold both in New Zealand and overseas. A one-time teacher herself, Miranda insists mentoring others should be part of the whole experience of being a full-time artist. She recalls that back in 2003, when deciding to go full-time as a painter, it was a surprise to find the arts sector “not very supportive”. But while she had to largely find her own way around the pitfalls, she believes a more supportive environment is now emerging which makes working as an artist a much easier and more viable career option. She says one of her visions is to see a well-connected nationwide art scene or trail that allows both Kiwis and tourists to easily access New Zealand art. The absolute ideal, she adds, would be for visitors to include artwork on their ‘must have’ lists along with that quintessential bottle of New Zealand wine and jar of manuka honey. Edith Symes

Artwork created by the students from Lake Brunner School.

Another feather in the cap for Raglan resilience

haingaroa Alternative Economy (WAE) members of the ﬁrst savings pool movement Raglan will be proudly celebrating 10 years of group lending this September. Member Phil McCabe helped start the movement locally with an article into the Chronicle about the millions of dollars in interest leaching out of Raglan to overseas banks. A community centred and socially interactive method of exchange was sought. Heads got together, discussion ensued and The Living Economies Educational Trust (www.le.org.nz) offered guidance and help in the search for alternatives to corporate banking. Subsequently a savings pool based on the moral precept of reciprocity or utu was formed in which members saved to and borrowed, interest free from the pool. The first utilisation of funds were for smaller amounts but as the “pool” funds grew so did the availability of borrowing for larger needs. News of the success of the first savings pool spread amongst family and friends and sparked the establishment of a second savings pool. By 2014 they too were effectively lending within their group. The groups are proud of successful lending

among members for items and projects as varied as paying off credit card debt to house mortgages and helping in the establishment in Raglan of small enterprises leading to self-employment. More and more people aware that their interests are poorly served by lending institutions are returning to traditional money pooling practices in which making your money available interest free to others allows you to access interest free money in return. Word of mouth has spread and interest is growing to the point that the formation of a 3rd group in Raglan is now highly probable. If you want to find how to form a savings pool with a group of friends contact Suz at raglansuz@hotmail.com Interestingly several members have used the pool to enable the purchase of their fully electric cars and they are so impressed with their “Green Cars” that they are keen to promote them to support Raglan moving towards being a Carbon Neutral Town. There is talk of holding a “look and try” an EV day in the near future. This is another example of how circles of support can create strength and form community wealth and resilience. Whaingaroa Alternative Economy

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The Raglan Bowling Club is hosting a Fun Day this weekend and everyone is welcome. Starting at 1pm this Sunday, September 15, it will be a relaxed introduction to the sport for those who haven’t tried bowling or a chance to refresh for those who have. Just turn up at the James Street complex in your mufti gear, wear a pair of flat soled shoes and be prepared to give it your best shot. Members of the club will give you a few tips on the game and will answer any questions you have.

There will be a chance to socialize after rolling a few bowls up to get to know how the club works and meet some of the members. The Raglan Bowling Club has around 30 active players who participate regularly. They take part in weekly roll-ups on Wednesdays and most Saturdays. Roll-ups are informal club get-togethers which usually start at 1pm and run for a couple of hours. The club has annual championship events and some members travel to tournaments for extra competition. “Bowls can be as relaxed or as competitive as you want to make it,” said the Fun Day organiser Alan Price. “I started playing last season and I love the game. It’s a great game and we have plenty of good times. “The club is really lucky to have a great coach in Terry Green who has helped improve the skill level of us newcomers. “His coaching has certainly gone a long way to helping us get the maximum enjoyment out of the sport. “Bowls is actually more challenging than it might appear to the casual observer, but it’s a buzz when you get it right.” One man who gets it right more often than not is club stalwart Ross Turner. Ross is about to launch into his 41st season at the Raglan Bowling Club and his name appears season after season on the club’s championship honours board. Ross still loves the game he first tried all those years ago. “It’s a game I would encourage anyone to give a go,” he said. “It’s made me a lot of friends and I’ve got to know many people over the years from visiting different clubs for tournaments.” For more information on Sunday’s Fun Day phone Alan Price (021 456 751). Turn up and you will be in the draw to win a $50 petrol voucher.

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Raglan Senior Netball wahine at the Kurangaituku 2019 Tournament in Rotorua.

group of us from the Raglan Netball Club formed a team to enter the Kurangaituku 2019 tournament held in Rotorua. It is a well known tournament that has been celebrated for over 80 years. As we were all first timers to the tournament we didn’t know what to expect and it was overwhelming for us all. Many teams from near and far attend each year. We had a mishap

with our grade and were put into the wrong one but we still played with our hearts on our sleeve. Through wins and losses, overall we had an awesome weekend. We felt proud to have represented not only our netball club but our town as well. Memories were definitely made and we can’t wait to go back and represent next year. Netball Prizegiving this Sunday, September 15, 11.30am at the Raglan Town Hall. Please bring a plate of food to share.

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Raglan Junior Soccer prize giving 2019

ith another great soccer season over for the year, the Raglan Junior Soccer Club held their end of year prizegiving over the last weekend. All images thanks to Amy Hanna

Most Improved Players 2019.

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RAGLAN JUNIOR SOCCER END OF SEASON RESULTS // 31 August 2019

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Ethan Stulen Whole Team

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Kase Pemberton & Vincent Rendle L & L 0-6 & 1-2 W & W 2-0 & 4-2 Eden Wilson

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Snappers Whale Tails Kinas Thrasher Shark Maui Dolphins Orcas Seastars Tsunamis

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Ramone Regnier, Jonty Smith Whole Team Whole Team No PoD Whole Team Vida Bradbury Whole Team Whole Team

2019 Award recipients: 5th Grade Barracudas MVP Soul O'Donnell MIP Anthony Fyalka 5th Grade Mussels NO AWARDS 5th/6th Tuatuas MVP Naomi Pease MIP Theo Laity 6th Grade Bull Sharks MVP Joey Aish MIP Harry Ongley 7th Grade Makos MVP Ethan Stulen MIP Paige Browne 7th Grade Squids MVP Kace Pemberton MIP Rion Weston-Arnold 7th Grade Spratz MVP Dallah-shade KahikaNathan MIP Oliver David 8th Grade Stingrays MVP Dougal McGregor MIP Maccallum Ongley U8 Girls Seahorses MVP Pippa Allen MIP Lucia Quilter U8 Girls Karioi Kahawai MVP Olive Duirs MIP Lily Kroon

Most Valuable Players 2019. 9th Grade Morays MVP Dylan Quilter MIP Ryley Shaw 9th Grade Hammerheads MVP Rikiriki Riki MIP Zaviah Eyre U10 Girls Great Whites MVP Isla Limbert MIP Amber Ladyman

U10 Girls Mermaids MVP Moana Hira MIP Rosa Hunter U10 Girls Whale Tails MVP Sianna Bower MIP Olivia Peacocke 10th Grade Snappers MVP Ryder Langlands MIP Ramone Regnier

11th Grade Thresher Sharks MVP Lucien Kite MIP Nikau Rice Edwards 11th Grade Kinas MVP Fionn Meeanagh MIP Ezra Cheesman 12th Grade Tsunamis MVP Grady Bruce MIP Shea Woolston

U12 Girls Seastars MVP Meila Clarke MIP Mikahinewai Kereopa U12 Girls Orcas MVP Luna Petzold De La Cruz MIP Sarah Park U12 Girls Maui Dolphins MVP R.J Rendle MIP Mia Paisnel

End of Season chat with the Karioi Tuis

The Karioi Tuis T ogether E veryone A chieves M ore

ell, what a great end to the season for the Karioi Tuis. The ﬁnal

game against the Maeroa Year 8 Tigers was a real nail biter.

We were neck and neck for the first two quarters and were losing by one goal at the end of the third quarter. The girls were determined and focused in the fourth quarter and in the last few minutes of the game we got ahead by one goal to win just 12-11. This meant we had won our pool in our grade and the girls received a trophy at the prizegiving that same day. We also received the trophy for overall best uniform which was a nice surprise for us and the

Raglan Netball Club as the uniforms were new this year. A huge thank you to our coach Sarah King who worked hard to develop and bring the girls skills together in this team. Thank you also to all our committed parents who made sure their daughters were at trainings and supported the team at the Saturday games. Another big thank you to our umpire, Kopu NgaherePompey who not only umpired each Saturday game but showed a real interest in our developing team. And, of course thankyou to the Raglan Netball Club Komiti and members because without the club there would be no netball in Raglan. Please join us at the Raglan Town Hall on Sunday 15th September at 11.30am for the Raglan Netball Clubs’ prizegiving followed by a shared lunch. Adele Van Weerden (Tuis’ manager) Here are some thoughts from the Tuis: For my first season playing netball, it has been a steep learning curve getting to know my positions and all the rules. But our team was really supportive and welcoming and once we settled in as a team we quickly improved. Netball has now become one of my favourite sports and winning our grade was the icing on the cake. It was thrilling to have such a tough final game against Maeroa and come away with the win! By Georgie Benseman I felt really happy and proud for the team when we got called up to get the champion trophy at prizegiving. And then we got a surprise and got

two trophies! It was for the best uniform which was really cool. By Katie Buckton After the last shot went in for our team, I felt exhausted but so excited because we won! Everyone was cheering and Mum was jumping up and down. I was so relieved we had won because it was a very close game! By Eliza Buckton Dear Tuis, I am so glad I could be in your team this winter. I wasn’t here for that long but I had lots of fun with you guys. I hope we can be in a team next winter. Love you all. By Whitu Muru xxxxoooo As my first year of netball it was really great! Scoring the final goal on our last game was awesome, it was so full on for that last 3 minutes. Everyone was racing around making sure the other team didn’t get the ball. Parents were screaming from the sideline and that final goal came and we were sososo happy and proud. By Zoe Middlemiss Thankyou Sarah and Adele for being my coach and manager this year. Your inspiration and confidence held us through the year. It was an honour for me to captain my team this season, I learnt a lot from my team mates and will forever remember them. I wish the girls all the best for their future in netball. Next year will be a new season and a new challenge. By Atahlia-Edwina Shadrock

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Phone Rob Short Short 0274Phone 846 124Rob or A/H 825 0246 0274 846 124 or A/H 825 0246

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• Geotechnical investigations (Subdivisions, Building) • On-site wastewater system design • Slope stability analysis CONCRETE SERVICES • Environmental impact reports • Soil productivity classification for subdivisions • Ground water Agents for: exploration Agents for: slope and flooding hazard analysis •Honda Wind, seismic, Power Equipment

Concrete Cutter

Honda Power Equipment Ryco Hydraulics/Fittings Carter CMEngNZ (PEngGeol) Ryco Michael Hydraulics/Fittings Kumho/Hankook/Cooper Ph 07 825 7314 or 0274 419 477 Kumho/Hankook/Cooper • Doorways • Hole Drilling & Windows other michael.carter@xtra.co.nz tyres &Decorative other tyresCutting • Expansion Joints BOC gas Kerbgas Crossings • Cowshed Alterations BOC

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Removal Peter of Concrete Structures etc Contact on 825-8486 Contact 825-8486 FloorPeter Sawingon and or see him 8am-5pmGrinding at or see him 8am-5pm at Phone Rob Short 2 Park Drive, Raglan 2 Park Drive, 0274 846 124Raglan or A/H 825 0246

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RECYCLING/MINISKIPS Specialising in New Builds, RECYCLING/MINISKIPS

• LOCALLY OWNED & Maintenance and Drainlaying. OPERATED Nick Heasman

Phone: 021 058 2140 Offering a reliable, friendly Email: onpointraglan@gmail.com service combined with quality onpointplumbing.co.nz HOURS workmanship. HOURS Monday - Friday Monday - Friday

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Monday -- Friday Friday Monday 12.30pm –– 5.00pm 5.00pm 12.30pm Saturday && Sunday Sunday Saturday 10.00am –– 5.00pm 5.00pm 10.00am

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Gig Guide

What's On FRI 13 SEPT FOUR SQUARE INDIAN CULTURAL & CURRY NIGHT from 7.30pm. S P R I N G EXHIBITION Feat. 18 artists from RaglanArt. Sept 1st - 29th, 10am - 2pm at the Raglan Old School Arts Centre. SAT 14 & SUN 15 SEPT - MEET THE ARTIST SESSIONS 12-2pm. SUN 15 SEPT CROP SWAP 9.30 - 10.30am at 19 James St Raglan Bowling Club. Bring anything from kitchen or garden to swap, not direct swapping, super easy, everyone gets a bit of everything! All welcome.

For Sale MODERN WOODEN DINING TABLE PLUS FOUR CHAIRS Seats up to eight people. Surplus to requirements. $300.00 or near offer. Contact 8258323. F I R E W O O D DRY - DELIVERED Pine $180 trailer load Phone 021 077 1524

FRI 13 AUG @ THE YOT CLUB: Blue River Baby plus support Wellington Funk Soul outﬁt.

WED 18 SEPT R A G L A N R A M B L E R S 9am from James St near Wallis St Te Akau (bring boat fare) - bring lunch.

Next meeting: Tuesday September 17th at 1-00pm in the Church Hall, Stewart Street. Guest Speaker Tony Moore who will talk about ferns. Floral Art, Celebrating Spring. Normal Competitions, Display Table, Garden Vibes, Sales Table, Raffle, tea and biscuits. Come and share an afternoon with fellow gardeners. New members especially welcome.

Public Notices

RAGLAN VOLUNTEER COASTGUARD AGM 2019 In accordance with our Constitution, Notice is hereby given that the 2019 Annual General Meeting for Raglan Volunteer Coastguard Inc will be held on Tuesday 24th September 2019 at 1900 hours at the Perry Lounge, Gallagher Coastguard Base, Raglan Wharf. • Welcome • Annual Reports • Election of Officers • General Business We warmly invite members & interested parties to attend.

*Sponsored by RC

Services Offered TRUCK & DIGGER HIRE owner and operator. PH: 0210624166 PARENTS VISITING OVER FROM THE UK OFFER HOUSE SITTING in and around Raglan. From 10 Dec to 20 Feb. References available. Contact : rogerpic@hotmail.com

The Best Ever Brixton Men’s delivery!! + Deus, Rollas, TCSS Summer off the hook THE CORNER STORE Early bird gets the...

CORNER STORE RAGLAN

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

Services Offered FRUIT TREES NEED PRUNING? Pip, Stone, Citrus. 20 years experience. Call Dean 021 217 4491

Services Offered

SAT 14 AUG @ THE YOT CLUB: R a g l a n Funkmonsters Mighty Mighty Single release party Buzz Shakes. For free pickup and dropoﬀ, text this number: 0 2 7 - Y O T- E E E E (027 968 3333)

RAGLAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

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Public Notices

Brigid Green- Secretary

AGM RAGLAN & DISTRICT MUSEUM SOC. INC. 10.00am, Monday 14 October 2019, at Raglan Museum ofﬁce. All members of the museum and new members are welcome. Nominations are open for the committee. Contact Kaz, 8258925 if you have a nomination. Barbara Day, Secretary.

to be held on Saturday 14 September at 10am - Raglan House, lower meeting room. Enquiries to Elspeth Ryan Secretary Ph 825 6866 FLOWER SHOW WINNERS CLASS 1 Iris Taylor CLASS 2 Joy Trott CLASS 3 Suz Hall CLASS 4 Joy Trott CLASS 5 Sharyn Coull CLASS 6 Rosalie Trolove CLASS 7 Barbara O' Doherty CLASS 8 Taylor Hanna CLASS 9 Barbara O'Doherty CLASS 10 Barbara O'Doherty CLASS 11 Debra Wells CLASS 12 Dawn Gifford CLASS 13 Julia Brown CLASS 14 George Bull CLASS 15 Dawn Gifford CLASS 16 Richard Gemmell CLASS 17 Catie Murphy CLASS 18 Emma Moss CLASS 19 Manu Ngapo

RUAPUKE MOTOR CAMP - Peace & tranquility - Surﬁng, ﬁshing, bush walks - Cabins, powered sites, tent sites PH 07 825 6800

Swaad Foods NZ Limited, private company of Hamilton, has made application to the Waikato District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for the issue of an on-licence in respect of the premises situated at 29 Bow Street, Raglan, to be known as Kochi Restaurant. The general nature of the business to be conducted under the licence is Restaurant. The days and hours during which alcohol is intended to be sold under the licence are Monday to Sunday (inclusive) 8.00am to 1.00am the following day. 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 first publication of this notice. Filed on   by Harkness Henry Lawyers, behalf of the applicant Private Bag 3077, Hamilton 3240. 

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We are offering two opportunities: 15% saving off your annual report cost for your first year, & a further 10% saving for any referrals

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Work Wanted

40 YEARS G A R D E N I N G E X P E R I E N C E Reliable, good worker. Lawns. Phone Robert 825 8269 Reasonable Rates.

Stendy Electrical is looking for an admin superstar to assist the office manager and team in Raglan. Minimum 2 years admin experience required. Training will be provided. If you are interested, we would love to hear from you. For more info please email admin@ stendyelectrical. co.nz or call 078250214

Office Administrator

(Permanent & Part Time Up to 20 Hours per Week)

Te Kopua 2B3 Incorporation is a Maori land incorporation which administers the Te Kopua 2B3 Land block located at the mouth of the Whaingaroa harbour. We are a Maaori Incorporation with an increasing asset portfolio of $11Million and ideally looking for someone to help nurture our growth. Our mission is to hold steadfast to the treasures of our ancestors including our land, our history, our culture, and our way of life as coastal people. The people of Te Kopua are the descendants of several eponymous ancestors including Hounuku, Te Ikaunahi, Taioparenui, and Potikitahi. Our OfficeSection Administrator 101 is the conduit between our whānau and Governing Board. YouSale will and be responsible ensuring the2012 smooth daily Operation of the Supply offor Alcohol Act Incorporation are met. Swaad Foods NZ Limited, private company of You must be comfortable with change, working autonomously/unsupervised, Hamilton, has made application to the Waikato actively seek to problem solve and welcome the opportunity to work within a District Licensing Committee at Ngaruawahia for growing organisation. the issue of an on-licence in respect of the premises This position is basedatin29Raglan, which Raglan, is an easy situated Bow Street, tocommute be knownfrom as Hamilton. To succeedKochi in this role you must have; Restaurant. • Knowledge of Whakawhanaungatanga me te reo me ngā tikanga Māori; Thetwo general of thewithin business to be conductedposition or • A minimum yearsnature experience an Administrative under the licence is Restaurant. The days and similar rolehours during which alcohol is intended to be sold • Experience withthe Accounts including experience with under licence Payable are Monday to Sunday (inclusive) Accounting8.00am Software “Xero” to 1.00am the following day. • Ability to work under pressure, and meet deadlines The application • Excellent MS Excel skillsmay be inspected during ordinary office hours at the office of the Waikato District • Strong oral and written skills 15 Galileo Council, Districtcommunication Licensing Committee, • ExcellentStreet, analytical and problem solving skills Ngaruawahia. In return we offer you: Any person whoenvironment is entitled to object and who • A very flexible working wishes to object to the issue of the licence may, • Competitive remuneration and benefits package not later than 15 working days after the date of the • Reward, first Recognition andofanthis understanding the need for a positive publication notice, file aofnotice in writing Life/Work ofBalance the objection with the Secretary of the District To apply for this position please a copy of your Cover Letter and Licensing Committee atemail Waikato District Council, Resume to:Private tekopua2b3@gmail.com. Bag 544, Ngaruawahia 3742. A position description can be provided to you on request by emailing the No objection to the issue of a licence may be made above address. Closing Friday September 5pm. in relation to adate: matter other 20 than a matter specified in section 105(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. L J HOOKER This isRAGLAN the secondOFFICE publication of this notice. This     notice was first published on 12 September 2019. Administrator / Receptionist Filed on behalf of the applicant by Harkness Henry Bag 3077, Hamilton 3240. We have a Lawyers, job-sharePrivate role available in our Raglan Offi ce.

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Normal hours are Thursday and Friday (8 hours each), and every second weekend Saturday and Sunday (4 hours each day), although some flexibility with hours is a must. This role would suit someone with an excellent eye for detail and outgoing personality, who enjoys variety in their daily duties. Someone who shows initiative, is organised, and appreciates that confidentiality is essential. You will be supporting the Real Estate sales team and the key responsibilities for this role are: • General administration support • Assisting client enquiries • Reception duties • Data entry and assisting with the preparation of documentation • Creating of flyers and advertising material • Updating and posting on Social Media 60mm high xReal 72mm • Supporting Estatewide Salespeople       $73.73  • Supporting Property Manager     If you have the skills to match these tasks and you are keen to work with a friendly (20% commission bearing)   and       professional team, we are interested in talking to you.        Please apply by email with CV and covering  letter: raglan@ljh.co.nz         

Wanted

Time to try something different?

DIGGER DRIVER WANTED Part of Full time. Ring Rob for details 021 95 7745

KIA PUPURI AI II NGA TAONGA TUKU IHO TO HOLD STEADFAST TO THE TREASURES OF OUR ANCESTORS

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TO THE OWNERS OF 1D1B2 WHAANGA BLOCK The Percy Kereopa Whanau Trust are holding a hui to move forward and complete an Occupation Order for one of the eight sites at 1D1B2 Whaanga Block. DATE: 22 September 2019 Time: 10.30am VENUE: Kohunga Reo, Kokiri Centre, 86 Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive, Raglan. Nga Mihi. CONTACT: Molly Bassett 07 825 7988 EMAIL: hhjbn@ hotmail.com

Situations Vacant

FRIENDS OF WAINUI AGM Monday 23 September 10.30am Gazebo near Millennium Ponds. All welcome.

Section 101 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012

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R A G L A N COMMUNITY V E H I C L E TRUST AGM

Situations Vacant

Wanted Possum Fur $130/kg Possum Skins top price $23.00 Skin the best and pluck the rest

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RAGLAN Chronicle 15

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Open Home

15 Bay View Road

5b Violet Street

Bay View Bliss This immaculate home is the perfect retreat from the stresses of everyday life. Picture yourself relaxing on the spacious deck while enjoying the spectacular harbour views. The original cottage has been virtually rebuilt, retaining character with the original timber floors and blended with modern style. Open plan living flows out onto the sun soaked deck or choose the sheltered, private courtyard instead. The 839m² section has had many hours of work spent in it, creating paths plus secluded nooks. Lorenzen and Cox Bays are an easy stroll away and you can walk to the wharf at low tide for fish ‘n chips.

Nest, Rest or Invest Whether you are starting out or slowing down don’t miss this opportunity. Late 90’s built ‘Gottage’ in tidy condition and with the freshly painted interior a blank canvas for your style input. Elevated and sunny on a large, rear, crossed leased section and close to the harbour with the Daisy Street beach access just a stroll away. Plenty of room to park the boat and the wharf and boat ramp are close too. This very affordable retreat is perfect for a fisherman, retiree, investor or even as a first home and a step on the property ladder. To be auctioned at 1pm on 14th Sept at L J Hooker, 25 Bow Street, Raglan.

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Auction Contact Email View

27.09.19 unless sold prior Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 12 - 12:45 pm ljhooker.co.nz/2EZHFG

Open Home

Saturday 1pm 14.09.19 Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz Saturday 12 - 12.30pm ljhooker.co.nz/2EXHFG

13b Bush View Drive

29 Wallis Street

Sweet Serenity Enjoy stunning rural vistas & all day sun from this beautifully elevated position in Waitetuna Valley. The modern 4 bedroom home offers spacious open plan living with fantastic indoor/ outdoor flow. The section around the house features many established trees including fruit trees. There’s a double garage and ample parking for a boat, float and trailers. On 8619m² there’s plenty of space to keep some livestock, chickens or maybe a horse. Conveniently located between Raglan and Hamilton and Waitetuna School is just 5 mins away. With something for the whole family this is one you don’t want to miss!

Location, Location, Location This character home is surprisingly private but right in the hub of Raglan. The spacious living area has harbour views, there are 2 double bedrooms, a sun room and a separate kitchen. A key feature is the huge amount of garaging and parking this property offers. A double garage converted to a ‘rumpus’ room is linked to the house by double garaging. Plus a basement garage, a separate large carport and plenty of parking for vehicles, boats or even the motor home. This is a rare opportunity to secure a property in this prime location. Come along to one of the open homes or call Chrissy for more information.

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FINAL NOTICE

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$759,000 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2F5HFG

Open Home

1pm 21.09.19 unless sold prior Chrissy Cox - 027 287 1804 ccox.raglan@ljh.co.nz Sunday 2 - 2:30pm ljhooker.co.nz/2F7HFG

Unit 1, 12 Nau Mai Road

19 Simon Road

Live and Work the Raglan Dream - Architecturally designed live and work industrial property - Located on the outskirts of Raglan and only 30 minutes to Hamilton - 210m² (more or less) warehouse, 47m² (more or less) showroom/office - 50m² 1 bedroom apartment - 3 phase power, secure yard, drive through access and fibre internet - Explore the options of leasing the premises in its entirety, or for it to be split

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.

Lease $45,286 P/A + GST Contact Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 Michelle O’Byrne - 021 969 878 Email sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz mobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz View ljhooker.co.nz/2AGHFG

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

12 Wainui Road

497b Wainui Road

North Facing Central Location Development For those who value a location with a sense of community and town-fringe amenities, 12 Wainui Road is the ideal place to call home. Located on the corner of Wainui Road & Stewart Street is a boutique development of 11 town houses with 9 available selling off the plan. Designed by Award Winning Byrne & Enright Architecture offering attention to design; putting all bedrooms and living spaces to the outer walls, maximising light and views and across the road from the Raglan Harbour. These modern townhouses feature 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, plus ensuite. Floor areas range from 148 sqm to 168 sqm. You have a choice of units to decide upon so call Steve today for an information pack.

Unrivalled Coastal Design & Simplicity The waiting is finally over for a truly premium property to come available near the world class Raglan surf & popular Ngarunui Beach. This 2017 home ‘that dreams are made of’ was designed by award winning architect Tane Cox of Red Architecture, and has a spacious living area with high stud ceilings, 4 bdrms, 3 bthrms and an internal access double garage over a generous 273m² of floor area. Expansive views over Raglan and the Tasman Sea stream invitingly through the double glazed sliders across a large deck with a magnificent backdrop against Mt Karioi. All the hard work has been done for a lucky new owner to ‘just move in’.

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$1,150,000 - $1,290,000 Stephen O’Byrne - 021 969 848 sobyrne.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2ETHFG

By Negotiation Kyle Leuthart - 021 903 309 kleuthart.raglan@ljh.co.nz ljhooker.co.nz/2EEHFG

Chrissy Cox

Kyle Leuthart

Michelle O’Byrne

Stephen O’Byrne

Robbie Regnier

Matt Sweetman

Graham Rope

Natasha Metcalfe-Black

027 287 1804

021 903 309

021 969 878

021 969 848

021 952 271

021 624 826

021 222 7427

027 555 9994

Licensed Salesperson

Raglan Property Manager

*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.

LJ Hooker Raglan (07) 825 7170 • 16 RAGLAN Chronicle

25-27 Bow Street , Raglan • George Boyes & Co Limited Licensed Real Estate Agent REAA 2008

Raglan Chronicle

Published on Sep 11, 2019

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