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wo new local body politicians have emerged following Local Elections 2019. For the Howick Local Board, we see Howick businesswoman Bo Burns take one of three seats in the Howick Subdivision at the expense of town cryer Jim Donald. Sharon Stewart, who was successfully voted back

onto Auckland Council, took the most votes in the Howick Subdivision but relinquishes that for the council seat moving Burns up to third spot. Also new is Bucklands Beach Olympian and ratepayer advocate Bruce Kendall (Pakuranga Subdivsion) nudging out police officer Garry Boles.

Councillors Sharon Stewart and Paul Young were easily returned to represent the Howick Ward on the Governing Body while Phil Goff easily romped back home as mayor against feisty opponent John Tamihere. Mike Turinsky, Peter Young and Bob Wichman were voted back in in the Botany Subdivision.

In Howick joining Burns are incumbents and long-term local body politicians John Spiller and Adele White. And joining Kendall in the Pakuranga Subdivision are more seasoned politicians, Katrina Bungard and David Collings who was Howick Local Board chair. ■■ Full story p2, p3.

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S h a r o n Stewart has returned to Auckland Council with a whopping 19,320 votes. Hardly had the results been announced when Sharon was out and about trying to solve problems in the community. “Nothing ever stops,” she says. “I haven’t been sworn in as yet but have started visiting homes of people who have asked for help. It’s what you do the whole time that counts and not just during election time. You have to be out and about looking at helping solve problems and not just ask residents to call the council call centre if they have a problem.” She is happy to stand down from the Howick local Board (Sharon won 5643, followed by John Spiller with 5457 and Adele White at 5010 votes) and let Bo (with 4738 votes) to move into a seat. Sharon relinquished her seat as she was elected to

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council again. She says she is grateful to the people of Howick/ Pakuranga/Botany and Ormiston for re-electing her. “I am particularly pleased to see the Howick Ward had an increase in vote from the last election.”

Paul Young: used to working 100 hours a week Despite having his campaign billboards vandalised and other setbacks including his mother being hospitalised and passing away weeks before the election, Paul Young was re-elected onto Auckland Council. He was also elected onto the Counties Manukau District Health Board (DHB). He says he will just have to manage his time better considering being a councillor is a contract job and demands a minimum of 40 hours. “But I am used to working 100 hours a week, which I have been doing for the last six months. It’s about time management and determination

to make a difference,” he says. “I was keen to stand for DHB since I spent a lot of time with my mother in the hospital and learnt a lot about how things function in the health system, the problems they face, parking problems and a lot more which I thought I could help with. Also, the doctor at the rest home my dad is in made me promise last year that I will be on the DHB board so that I can make things better. “As a councillor I will focus on transportation, fair budget and resource for east Auckland and recognition of diverse communities.”

for change so it was timely for John Spiller and me to join with new candidate and fellow Howickian Bo Burns to form our winning #weknowhowick election team. “We were warmly accepted whilst out meeting and greeting, complimented on our fresh branding and clean honest campaign, and well briefed on issues concerning local people,” she says. “I look forward to seeing implementation of the Howick Village plan, some positive results around planning issues in Howick, and wardwise, a community centre for Flat Bush.”

Adele White: grateful to be reelected

John Spiller: accessible and responsive

Adele While has been re-elected to the Howick Local Board (Howick ward) and says that in the 18 years in local government she has seen considerable change to both the Howick Ward and the governance role of local board members. “The community has asked

John Spiller has been in the local body politics for 21 years and seen many people come and go. “It’s a privilege to have been re-elected to the Howick Local Board (Howick Subdivision). This election has been no different with

some changes to the local board make-up that signifies a desire to see younger people involved in decision-making processes that affect our community,” he says. “There are also likely to be changes to the board leadership team with a shift away from candidates with political party affiliations. “Over the next three years I hope to see an urban forest begin to take shape on the former Greenmount landfill site, more work being done to stabilise and protect our vulnerable coastlines and a start made on an environmental education centre in the Mangemangeroa reserve. “Our #weknowhowick campaign was well planned and executed. We all value tremendously the support we have had in getting the three of us over the line and promise to be accessible and responsive to our community’s concerns and interests.”

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and two elected for first time thing I always wanted to do, a path I knew I would cross, I just didn’t know when that would be. The decision and choice to work alongside Adele White and John Spiller was an easy one. They are both down to earth, passionate, knowledgeable, hardworking professional locals. I was delighted that they wanted to work with me also and from there our #weknowhowick team and brand was formed. The mixed balance has worked extremely well from initial setup, campaign planning, branding, budgeting, marketing, events, delivering 20,000 brochures with our crew of helpers and putting up 50 billboards! It’s been a crazy few months in which I’ve already learnt huge amounts and I will continue to learn and grow. I can’t tell you exactly right now what my first term will bring, but I can say that I am extremely grateful to the 4738 people that backed me and voted to have me as their representative. I can however promise that I will be accountable and like I have said all along, it’s not what I want, but what you - the community - wants and needs that matters most to me. I can imagine there is a lot on the Board’s to-do list, that needs to be actioned and I look forward to getting stuck in and ticking items off our list together!”

Katrina Bungard: listening to our community Former deputy chair of the Howick Local Board, Katrina Bungard says she is excited and humbled by the support the community has continued to show her in her re-election to the Local Board (Pakuranga Subdivision) and to Counties Manukau District Health Board. “It is an absolute privilege to serve our community and a responsibility I take very seriously,” she says. Katrina celebrated the win with fellow C&R Communities and Residents colleagues at the Auckland regional event and later “had a lovely dinner with my close family and friends at my home in Pakuranga.” While she looks forward to the

new board consulting the community to create the Local Board Plan for the next three years, she will continue working with AMETI and advocate strongly for effective transport solutions such as the progression of the Reeves Rd flyover. “As a board, I am proud of the things we have achieved thus far. I look forward to listening to our community with engagement and public consultation to ensure that we do have the balance right.”

Bruce Kendall: thanks for the trust “I’m really happy that I’ve been given a chance to be involved. I really am hoping to effect positive change. I was close last time (Local Elections 2016) with pretty much no effort. I really thought I had a good chance and for that I thank all those who put their trust in me. I’m really pleased I ran with Steve Udy and Wayne Huang. I’m sad they didn’t get over the line. They have been really supportive as has (Councillor) Sharon Stewart. I’m looking forward to working with her and Paul Young on the council. I feel like everybody has been really supportive so far, and been very helpful.”

“I will continue to challenge council costs as I always have and I think we need more collaboration between councillors and board members in the overall interest of the community and in getting things done for Howick, Pakuranga and Botany.”

Peter Young: happy and healthy communities Peter Young has been re-elected on the Howick Local Board (Botany Subdivision) and says that he got around the same number of votes he got three years ago. Peter says he is a man of action who believes in happy and healthy communities. “In the next three years I am going to push for an indoor sports centre. There are plans for five football fields in Flat Bush and I am pushing to get one area for a multisport centre at the Orchards Farm along Baptist Rd, Flat Bush. “I will also be pushing for an indoor swimming pool at the Barry Curtis Park so that people keep fit by being involved in healthy sporting activity. “That apart, in terms of trans-

David Collings: challenge council costs

portation, I am passionate about a multi-level car park being built in Botany which will make it convenient for people to Park and Ride. “I do really appreciate all the support I got and will continue working hard to serve the community.”

Transport Capital Fund as soon as possible to get them underway. “I am also expectant that the board will work closely with the Councillors Sharon Stewart and Paul Young for the benefit of the Ward.”

Mike Turinsky: prioritise what needs to be fixed

Bob Wichman: proud to represent

“There is definitely more to do; we just need to work hard and get the job done,” says local board member Mike Turinsky. “I am extremely grateful for being selected by the voters of the Botany Subdivision to represent (on the) the Howick Local Board. “The Local Board is the closest elected body to the community and local residents seem to value having access to their representatives. It is also clear that residents want to be heard. “For this term, we need to focus on the basics and ensure projects that are currently underway are completed. “We need to do a stock take of issues in our communities to be able to prioritise what needs to be fixed. We must prioritise projects for the

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Former Chair of Howick Local Board David Collings has been re-elected to Howick Local Board (Pakuranga ward) and says that he will continue challenging council costs. “Firstly, can I just thank those that continued to show their faith in me, it’s always humbling to be supported by thousands of voters in our community,” says David. “Thanks also to all that took part in the democratic process and congratulations to both councillors for being successfully re-elected. “It’s a shame to have lost two very passionate local board members but it’s also great to welcome two new members and congratulate them and the returning board members.

MAYOR Phil Goff wins 176,599 1 (187,622 in 2016). John Tamihere 79,551 2; Craig Lord 29,032 3. COUNCIL - HOWICK WARD Sharon Stewart 19,320 1 (17,923); Paul Young 16,595 2; (Others) Damian Light 12,195; David Collings 11,691; Tofik Mamadov 4292.

HOWICK LOCAL BOARD BOTANY SUBDIVISION Mike Turinsky, Practical Not Political 5610 1; Peter Young, C&R - Communities and Residents 5357 2 (5009); Peter Bob Wichman, C&R Communities and Residents 4704 3 (4843); Ashleigh Harding,

Independent 4409 4; Nivedita Sharma Vij, C&R - Communities and Residents 2746 5; Mark Johnson, Labour Party 2621 6; Kharag Singh, Labour Party 1733 7; Lance Millward, Labour Party 1660 8; Masooma Mehdi, 1158 9; Ajaypal Singh, 962 10. HOWICK SUBDIVISION Sharon STEWART, Independent 5643 1 (Elected to council, relinquishes seat on board); John SPILLER, weknowhowick 5457 2 (6203); Adele WHITE, weknowhowick 5010 3 (6207); Bo BURNS, weknowhowick 4738 (assumes seat on board) 4; Richie BARNETT, C&R Communities and Residents 3577 5; Jim DONALD, Independent 3417 6; Barry WOOD, Independent 2763 7; Matthew SHEEHY, Independent 1214 8; Jess ANDREWS, East

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Vision 1154 9. PAKURANGA SUBDIVISION Katrina Bungard, C&R Communities and Residents 4622 1 (5941); Bruce Kendall, 4383 2; David Collings, C&R Communities and Residents 4043 3 (5695); Steve Udy, Independent 3642 4; Garry Boles, C&R - Communities and Residents 3469 5 (4562); Wayne Huang, 3196 6; Morgan Xiao, East Vision 1612 7; Tofik Mamedov, East Vision 1089 8; Dale Smith, 800 9; Peter Fleming, Independent 798 10; Khalyd Baloch, 600 11. COUNTIES MANUKAU DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD (7 seats) Paul Young 11,842, 2; Katrina Bungard 10,330 6; Garry Boles 10,116 7.

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Lyon roars in the face of Luxon By JIM BIRCHALL

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ormer Air New Zealand chief executive Chris Luxon entering the Botany candidate selection for the National Party does not faze local nominee Stephen Lyon – or sitting independent MP Jami-Lee Ross. “If there is one thing I intend to get absolutely right, it is being of service to the people of Botany,” says Lyon. He goes on to suggest that he has all the capability necessary to contribute to the National Party, and New Zealand at the highest level but for him it must start with service to his local electorate. In addition to running a successful business Stephen has been an officer in the New Zealand Army, a advocate for the marine environment and leader in Cook Islands national and Pacific regional business organisations. As previously reported, Lyon

grew up in the area, completing all his schooling in east Auckland. Lyon says his experiences in Botany have “shaped him to be the person he is today, especially with regards to his abilities to empathise and communicate with our many cultures”. Lyon is no stranger to a tough battle. He built a team that successfully advocated for the protection of sharks in all Cook Islands waters, opposed by a very aggressive Chinese lobby. He attributes his success to his ability to get amongst the community and really understand what is important to the people, then communicate that to political leaders to affect change. Lyon has gone on to successfully advocate on many other national issues within the Cook Islands. Back now in Botany, Lyon says of the selection process to find a National candidate to stand in the

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Botany Electorate in next year’s General Election: “I am thoroughly enjoying meeting the members of the National Party through the nomination process, listening to their concerns, and hearing about their history within the electorate.”

“Leadership starts with service, and being of service is exactly what I intend to do” At time of going to print, Agnes Loheni, list MP and National’s spokesperson for small business and Pacific people has intimated she is also running for the National nomination for Botany. The Times has reached out Christopher Luxon for comment. Meanwhile, rogue MP Ross, now an independent after a huge public fall-out with National leader Simon Bridges last year, said in a media statement he has always welcomed “a good, old-fashioned, grassroots election campaign”. “I fight hard and tough for our community and constituents,” he said. “I’ve spent 15 years serving our community, and I’m happy to put my local credentials up for local people to make a decision on.” Ross said it was arrogant for

National to believe they can fix their leadership problems “by parachuting someone in who will automatically win an electorate seat”. “I’ve spent this year knocking on doors and asking constituents whether they want me to continue as their voice. The overwhelming response has been that they appreciate an experienced local person standing up for them,” he said. “Botany is now the most marginal seat in the country. It looks very different on the ground than it does from the flight path overhead. “While Botany people know they have in me someone who sits in the middle of both parties and will work with either side to advance local issues, others see themselves racing to Wellington to advance their own personal aspirations the day after an election. “The voters in Botany are astute and will not be taken for granted in this way.”

Southside Streeters hot rod show a big hit Southside Streeter’s Hot Rod in Howick at the weekend was a great success. It’s been seven years since the club, established in Howick 48 years ago, last put on a car show. Show director Ian Neary said the club was very happy with the turnout with 20 per cent more people visiting than was budgeted for, with around 2000 people visiting. “We had 32 cars in the show inside and a rolling car show

outside with between 20 and 30 cars,” Neary said. “The club was very happy to be supporting a charity in our local community and donated $5000 to St John.” The winners of the show – sponsored by Ditron Precision Engineering – were: ■■ People’s Choice, Llew Picton, 69 Chev Camaro; ■■ Sponsors Choice, Neil Baker, 28 Ford Roadster; ■■ St Johns Choice, Sean Williams, 33 Ford Roadster.

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photographs from by-gone days. Long-term Howickian, Lenise Farrow, was assisted by Pamela Taylor, in the cutting of the anniversary cake, and all attendees received a commemorative pen (in Howick’s colours of burgundy and cream), to celebrate the occasion. Already earmarked is next year’s Howickian reunion on 4th October, 2020. Watch this space! Marilyn Bakker

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Hawthornden was built for Captain MacDonald in 1848 while his Sale Street homestead was being built. Later in 1859 it became the home of Col SP Peacocke.

Servant problems? Local historian Alan La Roche continues his series marking the district’s 170th anniversary last year and the countdown to the 175th celebrations.

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ants. The officers of the Fencibles, ministers of religion and major land owners all had servants. But in 1847 when the Fencibles arrived in Howick, there was a great shortage of domestic servants. Many in Auckland thought that the Fencible women and their daughters or Maori would fill this role. Some demanded wages of up to £30, even though they could not iron clothes or cook. Most immigrants came to New Zealand for a better life, proper wages and time off each week as well as a bed and food. Colonel Peacocke of Cook Street, Howick had a governess and two Portuguese servants. Governor Sir George Grey had one domestic servant. The Rev Vicesimus Lush complained about his servant Bessy Sainsbury who came with the family from England but was homesick and did not adjust to colonial duties. She was only 15 years old but demanded one shilling a day which Lush claimed was exorbitant. Bessy was dismissed and replaced by Sarah Trimmer, Mary Heath then Sarah Mellon. They had to light the fires to boil water, cook meals, clean the house and were on call until after dinner dishes had been put away. They slept in the attic. Servants were expected to attend church with the family, but sit in the free back pews with employers in the front pews. Mrs Jane Lynch looked after Fencible Frances Conway in Rodney Street, producing meals for two shillings a week and doing his washing for one shilling a week after his wife died leaving him with two young children to look after. Single Fencible William Flowers had a house-

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Auckland leads the way with a rise in home sales and prices

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*A lift in activity and prices in Auckland leads a pick-up in the housing market. National monthly sales were the strongest for a September month since 2016. * House prices also strengthened in almost all regions in September and Auckland is on the cusp of recording a positive annual gain in prices – last seen a year ago. * Kiwibank’s economics team remains optimistic about the outlook for the housing market heading into 2020. NZ still faces a severe shortage of affordable homes and population growth remains well above average. Moreover, policy uncertainty has abated, and mortgage rates are heading lower.

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At the Remembrance Dinner 20 years after the Taiwan earthquake and eight years after the Christchurch earthquake. In the picture (l-r) Jerry Shih, Sir Barry Curtis, Jeff Liu, Bruce Linghu, Bryan Cartelle, Sharon Stewart, Allen Hsieh, George Wood and Mitchell Brown. Story on page 2. Times photo Farida Master before had punched down three levels in the car park. Something good comes out of everything bad. Taiwan helped us to build the capability to deal with the worst disas-

ter in Christchurch. And we are still learning every day from that experience.” Giving credit to the valiant deeds of gallant firemen, Sir Barry Curtis

spoke about the earthquake of 6.3 magnitude that hit Christchurch eight years ago causing severe and wide spread damage. “While Christchurch and its people are still coming to terms with it, fire fighters from Taiwan responded immediately and helped to overcome the serious consequences. In her role as chair of Auckland Civil Defence, it was Cr Sharon Stewart that got things moving.” Sharon first contacted fire fighter Mitchell Brown, a Howick local then and asked if he could get a Search and Rescue team ready to fly to Taiwan within a couple of hours to help the earthquake-struck city. On finding out that there was no budget available to fly the brave men over, Sharon immediately got in touch with the influencers in the Taiwanese community who sprung into action to send New Zealand’s

first ever NZ Search and Rescue to fly out to an international disaster. Local Howick residents YS Hsieh, CK and Nancy Shih, Jimmy Huang and many others dug deep as they put a team of New Zealand Specialist Search and Rescue on a direct flight to Taiwan. The Reunion Dinner hosted on the weekend had two of the fire fighters who had flown to Taiwan in their hour of need, members of the Tzu Chi Foundation in East Tamaki known to help people who’ve been hit by natural disasters; members of Civil Defence not only from New Zealand but also from Taiwan at the Grand Park Chinese Seafood Restaurant. The event was well attended by prominent members of the Taiwanese Community including Jerry Shih president of the Taiwan Business Association as well as Bruce Linghu, deputy mayor Taichung city, Taiwan.

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Saree wrapping

Come and learn about the saree and how to wear one at this Diwali special event at Howick Library, Thursday, October 17, 3.30-4.30pm. All welcome. Free.

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Sweet making

Learn to make delicious coconut Ladoo to celebrate Diwali with us at Howick Library, Monday October 21, 3.30-4.30pm. All welcome. Free.

Collectors Toy and Model Fair

Sunday, November 10, Mt Eden War Memorial Hall, 487 Dominion Rd, Balmoral. 10am-1pm. Admission $6, school children free. Trains, locos, rolling stock, planes, diecast, dolls, teddy bears, sci-fi, toys, children’s books, military memorabilia and more. Phone Bob 5346702, mobile 021 2655753. Visit www.acmrc.org.nz.

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Citizens Advice Bureau Pakuranga is hosting a free information session on ‘Safe Living & Emergency Preparedness’ on Friday, October 18 from 10am to 1 pm at the Pakuranga Library, 7 Aylesbury Street, Pakuranga. It covers the role of NZ Police, staying safe at home and on the road, how to prepare for an emergency. Light refreshments. Registration necessary. Contact Vani: Email – settlement.pakuranga@cab.org.nz Phone/text: 021 459 520.

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On World Polio Day, thousands of Rotary Clubs around the world will hold events and fundraisers to recognise Rotary’s progress in the global fight to end polio. The Rotary Clubs of Highbrook, Somerville, Pakuranga and Howick will be hosting ‘Ride like a Girl’, a movie fundraiser at the Monterey Cinema on October 24 at 6pm. The movie is a biopic of Michelle Payne, the first female jockey to win the Melbourne Cup.Email Kathryn@kjhbusiness.co.nz or Passmore_nz@outlook.com.

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olice were called at about 9.40 on Saturday to reports of a car crash involving two vehicles on Chapel Road,. There were no reported injuries. According to eyewitnesses, the white car was hit by a green Hiace van which was later towed away by another vehicle. Times Facebook comments suggest that the accident was not an isolated case; “I live on this road and see this regularly. If you travel another few metres down Whitford Road you will see another car with the same damage! People treat this road like a race track often texting, or on cell phones and it is pretty annoying.”

This vehicle was struck from behind by a Hiace van on Saturday morning. Photo supplied

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Macleans College was awarded a $10,000 grant towards artificial turf from the New Zealand Community Trust last month.

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Russian Day in Howick is in its 11th year. There will live performances of traditional songs, dances (you are welcome to join in), face painting for kids, yummy food and souvenirs. Salvation Army shop (9 Rices Mall, Howick) is going to have bargains galore, so come along and support the day. All the proceeds go towards Khabarovsk

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Mini fun tag Hornets Mini Fun Tag Havea-Go evening, 5pm-6pm at Paparoa Park this Friday evening, October 18 for all 4-9 year old boys and girls (no prior league or tag experience necessary). Wear sandshoes and bring a drink bottle, all other equipment provided. Free event. (Age four to nine years of age as of January 1, 2019).

Local disposal bins and plant swap days. Weeds are spreading quickly, killing our native plants. Help stop them by identifying and removing rhamnus and moth plant weeds from your property. The Howick Local Board is providing public weed disposal bins and holding a plant swap event. Rhamnus and Moth Plant disposal bins Dates: October 25 to November 3. Location Lloyd Elsmore Park (Bells Road entrance). ■■ Weed Swap: bring in rhamnus and moth plant weeds and take home a native plant for your garden. November 2, 9am to 1pm, Lloyd Elsmore Park (Bells Road entrance).

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Well done Jim

Jim Donald has been a Justice of the Peace for 22 years serving the Howick Community. He has recently retired from this role and on Monday I presented him with a certificate and a badge from the Justice of the Peace Association to thank him for his many years of service to the Howick Community. Jim is of course actively involved in the Howick Community, and has helped a huge number of people as a Justice of the Peace. His wife Ella also attended the presentation. Ella has been very supportive of Jim and answered the phone many times for people wishing to visit to request JP services. I am very supportive of all our local JP’s and am always looking for new people who wish to assist in this important community role.

Simeon Brown, MP for Pakuranga

Climate alarmists, media to blame I’ve got some good news for those who are worried or even scared about global warming and the effects this would have on ecological systems worldwide. For the youth of today who are concerned about their future

tomorrows, the good news is - they do not have to be anxious or to fear. Man is not in control of the climate, God is. Our responsibility is to be an excellent caretaker of the planet’s resources. By this I mean looking after the waterways, taking care of the air we breathe and continuing the eradication of plastic contamination of the food chain. The alarmists are basically deceived with the lie that man can manipulate the climate, it is media propaganda. The truth is always revealed under a rational analysis of the data, not with worldwide marches, fear, and youthful emotional hype.

Ian George, Howick

An icon in the equestrian world For many readers, last weeks’ newspaper would have been the first time that they were introduced to Marie Morgan, in the article ‘Equestrian teacher retires after 70 years in the saddle’. However, Marie (or Mrs Morgan as the pupils call hereven long after we have left the riding school!) has been an icon in the equestrian world of south Auckland for many years. For many of us, Mrs Morgan and Fairhill riding school provided an escape into a horsey utopia that our lives were sorely lacking. Through her expert and strict but fair stewardship, we learned to horse ride surrounded by others our age. Lessons ranged from roaming around the hills of Flat Bush to learning dressage in the arena, always under her skilful guidance. Polocrosse, games, jumping, and

drill work were never off the cards. One of the many wonderful things about riding at Fairhill was meeting friends who shared the same horse obsession. Some of my longest and closest friends I met through riding at Mrs Morgan’s when I started there some 15 years ago. As we grew older, Mrs Morgan too has become a friend and she certainly has fantastic stories to share and has been on jaunts which rival our wildest days! Mrs Morgan is also dearly loved by many of our parents for providing a place where their horse-mad children could go to exhaust themselves of every parent’s worst nightmare: the ‘I want a pony’ phase. Now comes the end of an era and Mrs Morgan’s well earned ‘retirement’, though I doubt Marie will be slowing down anytime soon. While we will no longer ride together, the wider network of pupils and friends remains strong and the memories of our childhoods spent together will always be happy moments to be shared amongst us. One of my favourite memories with Mrs Morgan was when I made the decision to move to Nelson, close to where Marie grew up in Blenheim. As I pondered the distance between the two towns, Mrs Morgan told me not to worry and assured me “Nelson’s only three days’ ride away”. Thank you for highlighting Mrs Morgan’s career, her incredibly wide reaching and positive impact on young people, and her good humour in your article in The Times. If only we could wind back the clock and enjoy Fair hill all over again!

Clementine Rankin, Howick

Sorry, I stand corrected

In a response to my letter to the editor regarding the development on Sandspit Road, (Howick & Pakuranga Times, October 3). Developer, Mr Jans of Box Property has contacted me to point out my letter contained inaccurate and defamatory statements. With regards to the issue of car parking in the surrounding area, it was made clear to me that 113 parking spaces (14 of which for visitors) will be provided, which I acknowledge my letter indeed failed to include, an oversight I apologise for. This error also had a significant bearing on development costs statements I made. Furthermore, land procurement costs and development contributions to modification of surrounding infrastructure should have been more accurately included, which I failed to do. Mr Jans informed me the costs for the development I used to make my statements were significantly underestimated and, although I’m obviously not privileged to the actual numbers, I hereby retract these statements and apologise for the inaccuracies. The estimated numbers and figures contained in my letter were merely statements of my opinion which I am happy to stand corrected on. Overall, I extend an apology to Mr Jans as the tone of my letter was unnecessarily injurious and aggressive which I admit was ‘below the line’ and uncalled for.

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Extinction Horticulture

Chicken Little is hit on the head by an acorn and alarms the whole town that the sky is falling! Apparently, Deloitte (who were commissioned to do research) and Horticulture New Zealand’s chief executive Mike Chapman have been hit on the head by a falling carrot – such is their alarmist reveal about vegetable growing and prices in the years to come. What absolute compost! Following the lead of such groups as Extinction Rebellion and other groups who see the end of days in various cabbage leaves, Horticulture New Zealand also seems to feel the roots of calamity and has served up the fear and anxiety. Of all people, Mike should be aware of the huge potential of vertical farming – a horticultural methodology of growing value – which uses 90 per cent less water, no soil, less energy, has a smaller footprint and can have over thrice the productivity of current horticultural practices; an example can be seen here: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=WOQHwjnOTng&t=70s. New Zealand Horticulture is threatened not by “competition for highly productive land, access to freshwater, climate change mitigation and increasing government and council regulation”, but by a lack of imagination. The world is not going to starve and the price of fresh vegetables is not going to skyrocket – particularly rocket which is easily grown in vertical farms. In a world that seemingly awakes to a new crisis every day, we to need cultivate more measured responses to perceived issues.

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otholes continue to plague the carpark adjacent to the Warehouse and Pak’nSave at Botany Town Centre. The area, which is controbody corporate, has been in a state of disrepair for some time and bad sentiment is growing with locals who bring their families to shop. Botany MP Jami-Lee Ross has sent a letter to the CEOs of Foodstuffs, The Warehouse and the owner of Danske Mobler asking them to address the issue. Foodstuffs were approached for comment and external relations manager Sue Hamilton said:

“We’ve heard the complaints about the carpark at Pak’nSave Botany and other stores in the area. We are working with the body corporate to rectify this. Meanwhile Pak’nSave owner operator Russ Wilkinson said: “As you will all know, we are doing some major works on the store and part of the refurbishment includes making big improvements to the carpark – such as more parking bays and trolley bays,” “On behalf of the team at Pak’nSave Botany, I would like to let the community know Pak’nSave is working hard to push the body corporate to take

Cars and pedestrians are potentially at risk from giant potholes at BTC. Photo Jim Birchall

action and remedy the car park with much urgency. “The store is currently undertaking some major refurbishment works and we very much want the car park fixed prior to the unveiling of the new look Pak’nSave in November. “Our apologies for the inconvenience. Please trust the Pak’nSave team are absolutely on the case and bear with us in the short term.”

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I would like to take this opportunity to thank the people of Howick/ Pakuranga/Botany and Ormiston for re-electing me. Special thanks to my campaign team Nigel Edwards, Allan Pilbrow and my family for all their support. I look forward to working with Councillor Paul Young to do our best to represent the Howick area. THANK YOU.

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Orchid show to dazzle Orchid lovers are excited about the return of the Howick Orchid Society Spring Show that is set to dazzle on Saturday at the Fencible Lounge (next to Howick Library). The Howick Orchid Society has been around for 50 years, and is a member of the New Zealand Orchid Society. Sandra Moore, one of the society’s longest serving members, is looking forward to the stunning display of orchids on show this weekend. The winning Orchidaceae is decided by public vote and is

crowned best plant in show. Orchidaceae are a diverse and

widespread family of flowering plants with blooms that are often colourful and fragrant. “There will be four tables set up with plants on sale to attendees,” says Moore. The show is attended by amateur and professional orchid enthusiasts. Activities also include a raffle, and commercial growers will be on hand to provide useful tips and advice on how to get orchids to show-level. ■■ Fencible Lounge, Uxbridge Road, Saturday, October 19, 9am-4pm.

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fter impressing for the majority of the Supercheap Auto Bathurst 1000, disaster struck not once, but twice for Dannemora’s Andre Heimgartner in the closing stages of the race. The 24-year old Melbournebased Kiwi was sharing the #7 Plus Fitness Nissan Altima for Kelly Racing with Bryce Fullwood at the weekend. After fantastic performances by both drivers across the first three-quarters of the race, Heimgartner was fourth on the road and in-sight of third position. It was then on lap 146 that the first disaster struck – Heimgartner was inadvertently called to the pits needlessly when the radio channel was opened late. “My engineer was trying to tell me ‘Winterbottom is going

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The New Zealand Multicultural Exchange and Experience Centre was pleased to be able to perform at the Owairoa Primary School Gala on Saturday the 28th of September. New Zealand is a multicultural country and it is very important that we promote and understand Chao Yu (blue shirt), Jennifer Liao (2nd from right) different cultures within the community. Performances included a traditional Chinese lion dance, folk songs and traditional Chinese instruments.

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mance in early December. Ideal for beginners. The musical theatre classes generally run on a two term basis with one rehearsal in the first term and in the second, the week day rehearsal plus Sunday mornings. In 2020 the Encore age level (1318 years) are performing Legally Blonde Jr during the Term 1 school holidays. The Stars age level (8-12 years) will present Disney’s The Lion King Jr at the end of Term 2. The Onstage age level (6-12 years) is for those children who may not have any prior experience on the stage. Their show (to be announced soon) will rehearse over Terms 2 and 3. The end of year show combines both Stars and Encore age groups in The Wizard of Oz (Young Performers Edition).

Opportunities to perform in front of our community is another way to help the community understand the Chinese culture and to promote closer cultural relations. Jennifer Liao and Chao Yu from the Asian Library Trust and NZ Multicultural Exchange and Experience Centre were present at the event and are very grateful to Owairoa School for the opportunity to perform. We were also very pleased to see our local MP Simeon Brown in attendance to support.

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Howick Pakuranga Netball Umpire Association will be holding their AGM on 21 October, 7.00pm at HPNC Lloyd Elsmore Park, cnr 451 Pakuranga Rd & Sir Lloyd Drive, Pakuranga. Drinks and nibbles will begin prior at 6.30pm. We hope to see you there.

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Job Vacancy Mens & ladies haircutter wanted part-time, for barber shop in Pakuranga. At least 5 years experience needed. Ph: 0272 446799

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Riverina School Charitable Trust

Funding ApplicAtions

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Did YOU go to Riverina School, or do you know someone that did? Do you/they need help with funding for furthering educational or job opportunities after leaving secondary school? If so, why not make an application for funds from the Riverina School Charitable Trust for 2020? Grants of varying amounts will be awarded, with all applications carefully considered. Full details and application forms are available on the Riverina School Charitable Trust Facebook/email riverinaschoolcharitabletrust@gmail.com/ contact 021 1063347. Emailed applications are preferred; otherwise, mail/drop off to 2 Stanniland St, Pakuranga, Auckland 2010 by Friday, 22 November 2019. DE270764

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This is a permanent position, worked 40 hours a week, 52 weeks of the year with annual leave taken during term holidays. Please note that some weekends and evenings may be required according to the school events calendar. Hours are 7:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday. The caretaker will be responsible for: • The safety, maintenance and enhancement of the grounds, buildings and pool • Security and school access • Liaison with contractors and cleaners The successful applicant will be: • Practical and skilled in carrying out maintenance tasks and minor projects • Reliable, well-organised and proactive • Constructive, approachable and flexible • Energetic and a hard worker • An effective communicator • A team player Previous experience with caretaking would be advantageous. Remuneration, hours and start date to be negotiated at interview. An appointment will be made on receipt of a suitable candidate. Please apply by email to the Executive Officer, Steph Elder: executiveofficer@howickint.school.nz with your CV and covering letter. Please include at least 2 referees. Closing date for applications: Friday 25 October 2019. MP269441-V2

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CASUAL BAR STAFF PAKURANGA UNITED RUGBY CLUB We have several vacancies for casual bar staff to join our team at our Pakuranga-based Club and Function Centre. Experience is not essential however applicants need to be available to work evenings and weekends as rostered. A passion for delivering outstanding service and ability to work as part of a team and on your own is essential in this role. You must be: • Customer focused • Have excellent communication skills • Computer literate • Honest and reliable • Have a can-do attitude • Adhere to the Sale of Alcohol laws Please send CV and covering letter to bar@purc.co.nz attention Alonzo Williams.

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ORIENTATION EVENINGS For families and students in Year 9 in 2020

All Year 9 students for 2020 are invited, with their families, to attend one of the following evenings. Tuesday 22 October or Wednesday 23 October 2019 6.00pm – 7.00pm in the College Hall There will be an opportunity to view a range of devices suitable for our Year 9 BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programme The Uniform Shop will be open.

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This is a permanent part-time position, approximately 15-20 hours per week, 52 weeks of the year with annual leave taken during term holidays. The groundsman will be responsible for: • The safety, maintenance and enhancement of the grounds • Security and school access The successful applicant will be: • Practical and skilled in carrying out gardening, landscaping and minor maintenance tasks • Reliable, well-organised and proactive • Constructive, approachable and flexible • Energetic and a hard worker • An effective communicator • A team player Previous experience with grounds maintenance would be advantageous. Remuneration, hours and start date to be negotiated at interview. An appointment will be made on receipt of a suitable candidate. Please apply by email to the Executive Officer, Steph Elder: executiveofficer@howickint.school.nz with your CV and covering letter. Please include at least 2 referees. Closing date for applications: Friday 25 October 2019.

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A part time position is available for approximately three days per week – one day on reception and two days as a dental chairside assistant. One of the days (Monday) involves late night surgery hours until 7.30pm. The other two days will be Thursday and Friday. We’re looking for someone who loves the health industry, with great people skills and can be highly organised. This is a long term job share position that relies on flexibility where we cover each other for annual leave, special days off, and short notice sick leave. So there will be times when you will be required to work a full week. Hence this ideally would suit someone with no other commitments. Please note you must be entitled to work in New Zealand. No experience is needed as full training will be given, a great attitude only is required! We’re a happy close knit group that love delivering excellent care for our patients. If you’d like to be a part of our awesome team, please apply in writing only to Chairside Assistant Position Dentalcare Pakuranga 207 Pakuranga Rd, Pakuranga reception@dentalcarepakuranga.co.nz

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Pacific Aerials is a manufacturer of a range of antennas and accessories which we assemble and despatch around the world from our East Tamaki factory. We are looking for someone to join our small and friendly team to pack our finished product. As well as packing, there will be some light assembly work and the tea-making for the rest of the team. Attention to detail, the ability to work methodically, and follow written and verbal instructions are essential. Full training will be given. We are looking for reliability, maturity in working relationships, the capacity to take and retain instructions and work flexibly as a member of our production team. Working conditions are pleasant and pay rates are competitive. Please post or email your CV with a covering letter to: The General Manager Pacific Aerials Limited PO Box 38 421, Howick, AUCKLAND 2145 email: info@pacificaerials.com

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John Russell Schoolwear has an exciting new position available for a retail superstar! The role is full time: 6 days a week Monday to Friday 9am5.30pm, Saturday 9am-4pm. The applicant must be available for work during all School Holidays. Experience is not essential, as full training will be given. Could suit a school leaver. If this sounds like you please call us on 09-534 9373 or drop your CV into our shop at 9 Moore Street, Howick. Only applicants who have been short listed will be contacted. Applicants for this position should have NZ Residency or a valid NZ work visa.

Juliet Ave Surgery requires a Part Time Practice Nurse to work 2 days weekly and cover for holidays. Vaccinators Certificate and Smear Takers preferred. Our PMS is Profile for Mac, training provided.

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espite losing two of their last three games against Ireland, the brilliant All Black backs should pave the way to a Rugby World Cup quarterfinal victory over the Irish in Japan on Saturday night. However Ireland’s uncompromising forwards and Jonathan Sexton’s goal-kicking boot remain a threat should the defending champions lack discipline. The greatest fear for all eight quarter-finalists is a red card by referees who have been ordered to clamp down hard on head high tackles. However it’s a pity they don’t police the offside rule against some teams that favour a rush defence that strangles enterprising back attack. Consequently, one of Richie Mo’unga’s smartest ploys is the cross kick or kick pass that wings Sevu Reece and George Bridge have converted into tries. It was a shame Typhoon Hagibis forced the cancellation of the All Blacks match against Italy that robbed Brodie Retallick and Jack Goodhue of valuable game time following long injury-enforced breaks. But it is doubtful whether Goodhue

Ireland’s uncompromising forwards and Jonathan Sexton’s (pictured) goal-kicking boot remain a threat should the defending champions lack discipline. Photo Lifestyle Sports Blog

would have got a start anyway given the strong form of midfielders Anton Lienert-Brown, Ryan Crotty and Sonny Bill Williams. Fortunately locks Scott Barrett and Sam Whitelock have done a splendid job during Retallick’s absence. In fact, Barrett is one of the most improved players in the squad

and has fully justified his starting spot. So too has dynamic Ardie Savea whose blindside flanker presence gives the pack quicker ball from the breakdown and a greater attacking threat when he roams wide and sprints like a wing. That comes at the cost of los-

ing lineout height although captain Kieran Read remains a spring-heeled leaper who offers his locks strong support. However Ireland’s front row could severely test the All Blacks muscle and technique and the Connor Murray/ Sexton halves combination has troubled New Zealand in the past. Presumably swift passing Aaron Smith will start in the No 9 jersey ahead of the aggressive TJ Perenara and the speedy Brad Webber who has fully justified his selection as the third halfback. With Mo’unga excelling at No 10 and the centres gelling nicely, Beauden Barrett is relishing the extra space afforded him at fullback where his pace is the ace that threatens the best defences. The weather should be a major factor with the All Blacks wanting a firm track and not the humidity that has made the slippery ball so hard to handle. Meanwhile, having scored seven tries in hammering Samoa 47-5, England will fancy their chances against an Australian team that hasn’t played to their potential thus far.

Agnew’s Angle The English have big, strong forwards and first-five George Ford has ignited a backline that has size and pace. As Six Nations champions, Warren Gatland’s Wales will fancy their chances against France although many-a-team has learned to their cost that the French should never be under-estimated no matter their previous form. Certainly South Africa won’t take Japan lightly knowing they lost to them in pool play to set alight the 2015 Rugby World Cup. To their credit, the Springboks bounced back and only lost their semi-final to New Zealand 20-18 before the champions beat the Wallabies 34-17 in the final. However, having beaten Ireland for starters this time and cementing their playoff place by comfortably accounting for Scotland, Japan are playing exciting rugby before their delirious fans. Ivan Agnew is an award-winning sports writer

Op-portunity lost: Cancer shop closing By JIM BIRCHALL The pre-loved clothing boutique operated by the Cancer Society in Rices Mall Howick, is set to close. The store is popular with op-shoppers and forms part of a trio of charity shops in the arcade. Paul Hayes, marketing and communications manager Cancer Society Auckland/Northland said the Cancer Society had reviewed its retail strategy earlier this year, considering among other options, expanding the number of Pre-loved Boutique stores across Auckland. In a statement he said, “The

Cancer Society Auckland/ Northland never had the intention of owning one shop, Howick was always meant to be the precursor to expansion. After careful consideration and thorough evaluation CSAN is not going pursue a retail strategy. This decision will result in closing the existing shop in Howick at the end of the lease on Oct 31st, 2019. “Expansion of our existing shop in Howick to more shops has been fully explored from every angle and while everyone has certainly put in their best efforts, it is still not financially the best option for the organisation. As a

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result, Cancer Society Auckland/ Northland is not pursuing a proposed retail expansion.” CSAN will now focus on the numerous plans coming out of a recent National Strategic Review, he said, and the recently announced national Cancer Action Plan. “We wish to thank everyone that has contributed to the retail shop in Howick over the past few years. The volunteers and staff at the shop in Howick have done a fantastic job and we really appreciate all they have done to help us fully explore this option for the Society.”

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 Service Times are: Sunday: 7.30am & 9.30am Wednesday: 10.00am (Selwyn Church) allsaints@xtra.co.nz www.allsaintshowick.org.nz

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+ORC

The Kia 5-year warranty programme runs for 5 years or up to 100,000km (whichever is reached first). DDC’s are Dealer Delivery Costs of $1,250 and include new car registration, 12 months registration, 3 years WOF’s, full tank of fuel and Initial PDI Service & Groom. Finance offers are based on $8,000 deposit, weekly payments at shown over 59 months with a 25% balloon payment at the end of the term. Payments include a loan doc fee and PPSR fee of $479. The finance rate is 12.95%. Total cost of transaction is calculated by the deposit, multiplying the weekly payments by 259 and adding in the 25% balloon payment. Offer expires on 31st October 2019.

NEW 2019 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER LS • 2.0L DOHC MIVEC Petrol engine with fuel economy of just 6.8L/100km • 7 seater • 18” alloy wheels • Reversing camera & rear parking sensors • 7” touch screen audio system with apple car play and android auto

• Keyless entry & immobiliser & alarm • Electronic stability control and front, side and curtain and drivers knee airbags • LED daytime running lights • 5 year 130,000km new vehicle warranty and • 10 year 160,000km Powertrain warranty

OUTLANDER 2.0 LS 2WD

31,990

$

+ORC

OUTLANDER 2.4 LS 2WD

32,990

$

+ORC

OUTLANDER 2.4 LS AWD ORC’s are On Road Costs of $795 and include new car registration, 12 months registration, 3 years WOF’s and a full tank of fuel. Offer expires on 31st October 2019 or while stocks last.

Jeep SALE

+ORC

0% FINANCE OFFER CHEROKEE LTD

COMPASS LTD

SAVE $5,000

SAVE $5,000

NOW $54,990

NOW $44,990

+DDC’S

+DDC’S

RRP from $59,990+DDC’s

RRP from $49,990+DDC’s Driveaway for $14,997+DDC’s now, then $14,997 in 12 months & a final $14,997 in 24 months. 0% Interest!

34,990

$

FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY!

Driveaway for $18,330+DDC’s now, then $18,330 in 12 months & a final $18,330 in 24 months. 0% Interest!

Save $5000 of RRP and take advantage of the 0% Finance Offer on Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Compass models Pay 1/3 + ORC now, repay 1/3 in 12 months and final 1/3 in 24 months TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Offer available until 31st December 2019. Finance offer 0.00% pa fixed interest rate for 24 month term to finance the purchase price, plus $395 establishment fee and $8.05 PPSR fee. Subject to Branded Financial Services lending approval criteria and finance terms. DDC’s are Dealer Delivery charges of $1250 which includes new car registration, 12 months licensing, 3 years WOF’s, full tank of fuel, vehicle groom & PDI Service.

Overseas model shown.

350 Te Irirangi Drive, Botany • PH 09 887 1883 KC14471