Carterton Residents Guide 2017 by Wairarapa Times-Age

CARTERTON RESIDENTS GUIDE

www.cdc.govt.nz Carterton Council Office | 28 Holloway Street | PO Box 9, Carterton 5743 P 06 379 4030 | F 06 379 7832 | E info@cdc.govt.nz

CARTERTON DISTRICT

a welcoming and vibrant community where people like to live

Stretching from the Tararuas in the west to Flat Point in the east, Carterton District offers plenty of room to stretch and unwind. Cartertonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history is reflected in the Hurunui-o-Rangi Marae, the last remaining Pa in the district and its many fine colonial buildings. Originally known as Three Mile Bush, the village was established to house and support workers building the road between Greytown and Masterton.

In 1857, in recognition of Charles Rooking Carter, settlers chose the name of Carterville for the new village, later changed by the Government to Carterton in 1859. Carter was seen as a great developer and advocate for Wairarapa. Carters Reserve, a rare remnant of Wairarapa lowland forest lies on the former Carter property to the east of the settlement, near Gladstone.

Dairy, wool, beef and lamb were once the mainstay of the economy, with many residents working at the Waingawa freezing works north of the town at the end of Norman Avenue lined with rare oak trees. The freezing works closed in 1991, but traditional farming remains, along with new agricultural ventures such as deer, dairy goats and the Manuka Honey industry, Today the population reflects a large

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number of people who commute to Wellington on a daily basis for work, choosing to enjoy their leisure time in the country setting offered in the Carterton District. On the drier lands to the east of the town, in the Gladstone and East Taratahi areas, a number of vineyards have been established since the mid-1980s. Other crops such as olives are also finding favour, particularly with newer residents living on lifestyle blocks. West of Carterton lies Forest and Bird’s 48 hectare Fensham Reserve, a remnant kahikatea swamp forest and important wetlands with a one-hour walking track. In the furthest northwest corner of the District lies Mount Holdsworth, one of several entrances to the Department of Conservation’s Tararua Forest Park. Major events are held in the Carterton District throughout the year. The stateof-the-art Events Centre caters for a wide range of community services and events. With a large resident arts community there are a number of private galleries to visit as well as groups to join from a wide variety of crafts to serious art groups. Art displays and exhibitions can also be seen at the Events Centre and Heart of Arts on High Street as well as an annual national art competition. Every spring since the 1920s people have been coming to pick daffodils from a field on the Booth family farm, “Middle Run”. This has grown into the annual Daffodil Festival held every September.

The district is also home to the Scarecrow Festival held every November with Scarecrows lining the roads from Gladstone to Longbush, and activities including Scarecrow Fair and Scarecrow Scamper. Every autumn the Wairarapa international Balloon Festival has a number of events held in the Carterton District. A stunning array of hot air balloons from around the world take part in this week-long festival other events around this time include the popular Harvest Festival and Gladstonebury. Stonehenge, on Ahiaruhe Road, southeast of the town, is open to the public May to November every year. A number of events are celebrated through the year such as Winter Solstice and Matariki. In the countryside you will find unique wetlands, glow-worms, English style gardens and great swimming holes. There’s also bush walks, mountain biking, kayaking, fishing and horse riding to enjoy. Other highlights include the Parkvale Mushroom Factory 4km east of Carterton, Paua World in Kent Street and a range of beautiful gardens that are open to the public. Carterton’s main street has retained its unpretentious character, offering plenty of opportunities for great bargains and interesting shops. Many of these shops have managed to retain some of their historic character with tongue and groove timber floors and classic old verandahs,

some held up by the original moulded cast iron poles. A total of six primary schools serve the District, along with an extensive medical centre and two dental practices. With increasing numbers of visitors coming to Carterton to enjoy weekends and extended holidays there’s a wide choice of accommodation available including homestays, B&Bs, a motel, hotels, a holiday park and camping sites. The town has great dining and cafes for visitors to enjoy.

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WELCOME

Mayor of Carterton - John Booth I am incredibly proud to introduce this edition of the Carterton Residents Guide. The inaugural edition was published in 2015, and has been a huge success. The guide a manual of sorts, arms the residents of Carterton, old and new, with up to date information about our wonderful district. Our mission statement, Carterton â&#x20AC;&#x201C; A Welcoming and vibrant community where people like to live; sums up our district perfectly. People love to live here and that is why our district is experiencing phenomenal growth. It has been incredibly exciting welcoming the ever growing numbers of new residents to our small provincial district. Located in the heart of the Wairarapa, bordered by mountains and sea, Carterton provides endless activities for not only the adventurous but to families and friends, young and old. Golf, tramping, kayaking, diving, and mountain biking are just a few of the outdoor activities which can be catered for within the district, however if a more laid back lifestyle is needed, Carterton comes into its own with its internationally and nationally acclaimed wines, food and festivals. Home to the award winning Carterton Events Centre, local residents have an abundance of local community events and performances, providing a platform for budding thespians; to international touring stage shows, showcasing the talents of

seasoned professionals. I believe we have all the fundamentals of a quintessential kiwi lifestyle, right here, at home in Carterton. Enjoy the residents guide!

John Booth Mayor Carterton District Council

CONTENTS 2 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 24 27 29 30 31 32 34 36 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 58 60 63

CARTERTON DISTRICT - welcome WELCOME - By Mayor John Booth CONTENTS COUNCIL - roles and responsibilities COUNCIL - about the Council COUNCIL - meetings COUNCIL - members & profiles WAIRARAPA COMBINED DISTRICT PLAN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT IWI MUSEUMS YOUR COMMUNITY - new residents, neighbourhood support, volunteering YOUR COMMUNITY - arts and culture YOUR COMMUNITY awards, citizenship, community spaces YOUR COMMUNITY - seniors DAFFODIL FESTIVAL PARKS, BEACHES & OPEN SPACES beaches & facilities PARKS, BEACHES & OPEN SPACES sportsgrounds PARKS, BEACHES & OPEN SPACES reserves and open spaces PARKS, BEACHES & OPEN SPACES parks CARTERTON TOWN MAP CARTERTON DISTRICT LIBRARY CARTERTON EVENTS CENTRE EDUCATION - early childhood, primary & secondary EDUCATION - directory EDUCATION - Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre AGE CONCERN SERVICES - animal control SERVICES - roads and cemetery WASTE MANAGEMENT - kerbside recycling WASTE MANAGEMENT - recycling facilities WASTE MANAGEMENT - rubbish WATER - Carterton’s water and how to use it WASTE WATER - Carterton’s sewage treatment BUILDING - building act administration BUILDING - do I need building consent? BUILDING - PIMs LIQUOR LICENSING environmental health & noise control DIRECTORY EMERGENCY CONTACTS

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CARTERTON DISTRICT COUNCIL roles and responsibilities

The District Council is responsible for developing and maintaining a wide range of public services and facilities to provide a quality lifestyle for people living in the district. This includes infrastructure such as roading, water supplies, sewerage and wastewater disposal, parks a swimming pool and a cemetery. District Council responsibilities:  Reserves, parks, sports fields, public playgrounds  Roads (but not State Highways)  Waste water disposal  Rubbish collection and facilities  Water supplies  Public restrooms  Cemeteries  Emergency Management/Civil Defence  Land and property information  Library  Events Centre  Utilities information  Environmental health regulations  Building control regulations  Building consents  Animal control - dogs & stock  Noise control  Liquor licensing  By-laws  Resource consents

HELPING YOU BACK TO WORK, TO PLAY, TO LIFE!

Contact Details Carterton Council Office 28 Holloway Street, Carterton OPEN: Weekdays between 8.30am - 4.30pm.

Mission statement Carterton a welcoming and vibrant community where people like to live.

P 06 379 4030 F 06 379 7832 E info@cdc.govt.nz www.cdc.govt.nz

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CARTERTON DISTRICT COUNCIL about the Council

BACK ROW, MIKE ASHBY, JILL GREATHEAD, BRIAN DELLER, GREG LANG, REBECCA VERGUNST, TRACEY O’CALLAGHAN. FRONT ROW, RUTH CARTER, JOHN BOOTH (MAYOR), RUSSELL KEYS.

What do we do? Local Councils promote the well-being of local communities. We work with the community to enhance social, economic, environmental and cultural well-being now and for the future. While Parliament is elected to deal with

issues relevant to New Zealand and its people as a nation, local government enables democratic local decision-making. This recognises that not all communities are the same, nor do they have the same issues. You elect councillors as your representatives to make local decisions

taking account of local issues, needs and priorities. Flourishing communities need:  Sustained economic development and new jobs  A healthy and safe environment  Supportive community networks  A vibrant and developing culture and identity

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 A stable political climate. Local government has an important role in helping secure these outcomes.

Local Government affects you daily Many of your everyday activities are dependent on services provided by your local district council. These range from water flowing freely from your taps, applying for a building consent, finding a car park so you can borrow books from the library, taking your children to the park, putting out the rubbish for collection, to walking your dog at night along well-lit streets. Other important local government activities include:  Writing and managing plans for your area’s development, including management of the natural and urban environment.  Making by-laws and enforcing them  Participating in community partnerships and initiatives such as reducing crime, increasing jobs.  Civil Defence planning and emergency preparedness.

Council Structure Councils are made up of members of the public elected in local authority elections held every three years. Each Council decides how to structure itself to work on behalf of its community. The Council is led by the Mayor, who provides leadership and direction to the Council and community and chairs meetings. They are often seen as the public face of the Council. Councils generally establish committees to look at areas of their work. Our main committees are infrastructure and Services, Policy and Strategy and Audit and Risk.

These committees will either make recommendations for consideration and approval by Council and make decisions under their delegated powers. Councils may also convene subcommittees to examine specialist areas. Some activities must be approved by the full council. These include:    

Setting rates Borrowing money Buying or selling some types of land Adopting major council documents such as the long term plan and annual report.

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CARTERTON DISTRICT COUNCIL meetings

The 6-weekly meeting of Council is held on Wednesdays. Meetings are held in the Hurunui O Rangi room at the Carterton Events Centre and commence at 1.00 pm. The infrastructure and services committee and the Poilcy and Strategy Committee are also held six weekly and the Audit and Risk Committee are held four times a year. Agendas for all Council and Committee meetings are available for public inspection two days prior to the meeting, with the exception of any emergency meetings of Council where agendas are available at the meeting. Public excluded items are not included. Copies of agendas and minutes with the exception of public excluded items are available to members of the public at the Council Office, Library or can be viewed on the council website www.cdc.govt.nz

Members of the public are welcome and encouraged to attend meetings of Council and Committees. A public forum is provided for at the

start of the meetings, where anyone can address elected members. Details about how to arrange to participate in the meetings are on our website.

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CARTERTON DISTRICT COUNCIL members and profiles

John Booth (MAYOR)

Russell Keys (DEPUTY MAYOR)

Jill Greathead (COUNCILLOR)

M 027 442 7469 H 06 378 2481 E john.booth@cdc.govt.nz

M 027 454 0860 H 06 379 6433 E russell.keys@cdc.govt.nz

M 027 488 4376 E jill.greathead@cdc.govt.nz

Infrastructure and Services Committee

Audit and Risk Committee

Hearing Appointments Committee

Policy & Strategy Committee

Infrastructure & Services Committee

Wairarapa Joint Planning Committee

Audit and Risk Committee

Policy and Strategy Committee (Dep Chair)

Joint Shared Services Working Group

Hearing and Appointments Committee (Chair)

Carterton District Licensing Committee (Deputy Chair)

Water Race Committee (Chair) Grants Committes Road Closure Committee (Chair) Wellington Regional Strategy Committee (Alternate) Regional Land Transport Committee Civil Defence Emergency Management Group

Grants Committee (Chair) Regional Transport Committee (Alternate) Wairarapa Joint Shared Services Working Group Carter Society Wairarapa Joint Planning Committee Wairarapa Rural Fire Authority

Safer Wairarapa HUB

Economic Development Advisory Group

Rimutaka Hill Road Committee

Wairarapa Road Safety Council (Alternate)

WW II Memorial Trust

Wairarapa Safer Communities Trust

Mayors Taskforce for Jobs

Wairarapa Joint Shared Services Working Party

Water Wairarapa Governance Group Southern Wairarapa Safer Community Council Ruamahanga River Scheme (Gladstone) Committee Road Closure Committee Wairarapa Safer Communities Trust Wairarapa Joint Economic Development Task Group Wairarapa Passenger Rail Services Working Party

Carterton Sports and Recreation Trust Liaison Safer Wairarapa Hub (Alternate)

Wellington Regional Waste Minimisation and Management Joint Committee Wellington Region Waste Forum Mangatarere Restoration Society Making Places Advisory Group Infrastructure and Services Committee (Dep Chair) Policy and Strategy Committee Wairarapa Joint Shared Services Working Party Wairarapa Passenger Rail Services Working Party Wairarapa Safer Communities Trust Wairarapa A&P Society Wairarapa Policies Working Group

Mike Ashby (COUNCILLOR)

Brian Deller (COUNCILLOR)

Rebecca Vergunst (COUNCILLOR)

M 0279 222 999 H 06 379 7890 E mike.ashby@cdc.govt.nz

M 027 444 5340 E brian.deller@cdc.govt.nz

M 0277 422 264 E rebecca.vergunst@cdc.govt.nz

Infrastructure and Services Committee (Chair)

Infrastructure and Services Committee

Policy and Strategy Committee

Policy and strategy Committee

Rural Travel Fund Committee

Audit & Risk Committee

Water Race Committee

Grants Committee

Road Closure Hearing Committee

Sparks Park Trust

Ruamahanga Whaitua Advisory Committee

Street Trees Working Group

Te KÄ uru Upper Ruamahanga River Floodplain Management Sub Committee

Making Places Advisory Group Wairarapa Rural Fire Authority (Alternate)

Wairarapa Road Safety Council Carterton Creative Communities Committee Wellington Regional Waste Minimilisation and management Joint Committee (Alternate) Wellington Region Waste Forum (Alternate)

Tracey Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Callaghan (COUNCILLOR) Greg Lang (COUNCILLOR)

Ruth Carter (COUNCILLOR)

M 0211 698 080 E tracey.ocallaghan@cdc.govt.nz

M 027 898 1618 H 06 372 7080 E greg.lang@cdc.govt.nz

M 027 379 7467 H 06 379 7467 E ruth.carter@cdc.govt.nz

Audit & Risk Committee

Policy and Strategy Committee

Policy and Strategy Committee (Chair)

Policy and Strategy Committee

CDC Economic Development Advisory Group (chair)

Road Closure Hearing Committee

Rural Travel Fund Committee Wairarapa Library Services Joint Committee Economic Development Advisory Group Wairarapa Joint Economic Development Task Group Grants Committee Wairarapa Policies Working Group

Rural Travel Fund Committee Holiday Park Review Working Group WW II Memorial Trust Wairarapa Joint Economic Development Task Group Wairarapa Passenger Rail Services Working Party Making Place Advisory Group (Chair)

Rural Travel Fund Committee (Chair) Wairarapa Library Services Joint Committee Healthy Homes Oversight group Carterton & District Community Trust Wairarapa Joint Planning Committee Carterton Creative Communities Committee

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WAIRARAPA COMBINED DISTRICT PLAN the three Wairarapa District Councils combined plan

District Plan in New Zealand and the first A district plan contains 2nd generation plan to become fully guidance and rules about operative. how you can use and develop The Planâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Two Volumes your land. In Carterton, the District Plan Text (Volume 1) and Wairarapa Combined District The Planning Maps (Volume 2) Plan applies. Volume 1: Objectives, Policies and Rules

Wairarapa Combined District Plan The three Wairarapa District Councils (Masterton, Carterton and South Wairarapa) have prepared a Combined District Plan, under the Resource Management Act. It is the first Combined

Volume 2: Maps Hard copies of the District Plan are available for viewing at the Council offices and public libraries. The two volumes of the Plan can be purchased for $125.00 (incl GST). A disk of both volumes can be purchased for $30.00 (incl GST). Further general information about District Plans can be found at the Ministry for the Environment website.

Resource Consents The Resource Management Act requires us to ensure that effects on the environment are well managed. One way we do this is to decide whether to grant resource consents to people wanting to do things that might affect the environment on neighbours. Every day, people apply for resource consents for activities such as building a new house, subdividing their property, moving earth or setting up a new business. The three Wairarapa Councils are moving to a more consistent approach to processing resource consents and the use of standardised application forms.

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

in the event of a natural disaster or civil defence In the event of a natural disaster or civil defence emergency, Carterton District Council are responsible for the coordination of emergency management procedures. Carterton District Council is assisted by the Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO), which was formed in 2012. It is a semi-autonomous organisation that co-ordinates Civil Defence and Emergency Management services on behalf of the nine councils in the Wellington region.

Carterton Community Hub

(Formerly Civil Defence Centre) In the event of a significant event Carterton’s Community Hub is operated out of the Carterton Events Centre on Holloway Street. The Hub will operate as an emergency information and co-ordination centre, responsible for communicating between the Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) and the community. The volunteer group will help co-ordinate needs and resources within the community.

Being Prepared

and advice. They also have great links to local information and training workshops.

Emergency preparedness is essential to the safety and well-being of you, your family and your neighbours. Planning for an emergency and having sound community networks and support, will prove vital in creating a resilient community if an emergency occurs.

Carterton District Council, WREMO, Resilient Carterton and Neighbourhood Support, are working together to create a detailed Emergency Management plan.

Preparing your household or business for an emergency is incredibly important. Having great resources to help you do so is the first step. The WREMO website www.getprepared.org.nz is full of emergency preparedness planning tips

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Maori history Carterton District is the traditional homeland of many Maori entities that established themselves within the area before European exploration. Some of those entities continue to have a presence within the Carterton District today including, Hurunui O Rangi Marae; hapu units including, Ngai Taneroa, Ngai Tahu and Ngati Kahukuraawhitia; mandated iwi like Rangitaane o Wairarapa and Kahungunu Ki Wairarapa. The exciting Post Treaty Settlement era will bring many new developments that will allow Maori to develop within the Carterton District. Many of these initiatives will benefit the wider community also. Hurunuiorangi Marae, this traditional, pre-European marae was used often for the famous komitinui as a place between the power bases in the north and the power bases in the South. The urupa of Ngai Taneroa and Ngai Tahu uphold the mana of ancestors. Many Maori names throughout the district are references to events that occurred traditionally. There is an informative and colourful depiction along the Event Centre hallway describing many of the heritage, environmental and cultural aspects of Carterton which is well worth looking at.

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OTHER ORGANISATIONS

Hurunui O Rangi Marae

Te Hauora Runanga O Wairarapa

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Kahungunu Ki Wairarapa

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Rangitane O Wairarapa

PO Box 497, 5 Park St, Masterton 5840 FP 0800 494 246 P (06) 370 0818

PO Box 132, Masterton 5840 187-19 Queen Street (rear office) P (06) 377 5436 www.kahungunu.iwi.nz PO Box 354, Masterton 5840 Te Hamua, 12 Kokiri Place, Masterton P (06) 370 0600 E merle@rangitane.iwi.nz www.rangitane.iwi.nz

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MUSEUMS

Carterton Railway and Historical Society Museums Carterton Historical Society Museum

CONTACTS

The Carterton Historical Society Museum is a treasure trove of information about Carterton early society. Situated on Broadway (opposite the RSA), the building houses old school rolls, photos and knowledge of old Carterton landmark buildings and businesses in the town.

Carterton Railway Museum Contact Details P 06 377 1415, 06 379 8972 or 027 264 7421 E carterton.railwaymuseum@xnet.co.nz www.cartertonrailwaymuseum.org.nz/ PO Box 202, Carterton 5743

The Society is undertaking research all the time about the district’s early beginnings and families who made their homes here. Also at the museum is information about districts that once flourished (for example Parkvale) and schools that are now closed. Without the work of the Society, this information would have been lost.

HOURS: Every Sunday 11am - 4.00pm, other times on request. Admission fees apply.

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Carterton Railway Museum

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Built from native timbers in the Vogel Style, the Carterton railway station was threatened with demolition by New Zealand Rail Ltd in 1990. A group of concerned people formed a steering committee to save the station which had been completed and opened in 1880. Over time the station developed into a museum of railway memorabilia, housing an archive of railway history which also covers aspects of some railway staff. The station has recently undergone earthquake strengthening & been repainted. It still retains its original features. Carterton railway station and marshalling yard was the first in New Zealand to be recognised

HOURS: The museum is open on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 2-4pm.

as an official “Historic Railway Precinct” as a result of an act passed in Parliament to protect heritage railway assets from permanent loss to the nation.

Car parking has been increased to cope with higher numbers of rail passengers using our station.

Today hundreds of passengers use the Carterton railway station on a daily basis, many purchasing their tickets from the reopened ticket office.

You never know what you might find!

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new residents, neighbourhood support, volunteering New Residents

Community Social Service Network

Wairarapa Volunteer Centre

Carterton is a diverse community that welcomes new residents from throughout New Zealand and all over the world.

The Carterton Community Network is a collaboration of organisations working together to support the local social service and community sector.

Wairarapa Volunteer Centre celebrates, supports and promotes volunteering in the Wairarapa community. The Centre manages an online database of volunteer opportunities available, or you can discuss in person by contacting the co-ordinator at their office at the Masterton Community Centre, 41 Perry St, Masterton P 06 929 0960.

CARTERTON INFORMATION CENTRE The Carterton Information Centre, based at the Carterton Events Centre, is the ideal first point of contact on arrival and provides a New Resident Pack to show what the district has to offer. NEW RESIDENTS FUNCTION Each year, the Council hosts a New Residents Function to welcome people and connect them to others who have recently moved to Carterton. WELCOME TO CARTERTON New residents are made to feel welcome at Wild Oats Cafe on the last Friday of each month at 5.30pm. For more info P 027 688 9401.

Community Engagement The Carterton District Council is committed to a community-led approach to developing community assets. The Community Services Team regularly consults with groups and individuals to seek advice and guidance, particularly on issues that affect minority groups. If you are interested in being part of a Community Engagement Group, please contact the Community Development Coordinator, P 06 379 4083 E gerry@cdc.govt.nz.

Six-weekly meetings provide organisations with the opportunity to connect with other local service providers, share information, ideas and experiences, and collectively take action to address issues affecting the Carterton community.

Volunteering

Organisations and groups can join the Network by contacting the co-ordinator P 06 379 4083 or 027 865 4007 E gerry@cdc.govt.nz

Carterton is supported by many volunteers who donate time, skills, and/or services to community organisations, schools, neighbourhoods, families and individuals.

Neighbourhood Support

There are many opportunities to volunteer. To find out more, you can contact the Carterton Information Centre, or any of the following community organisations:

Neighbourhood Support is based on the concept that strong neighbourhoods encourage members to support each other and enjoy living in their locality. The Carterton Neighbourhood Support Coordinator, establishes and communicates regularly with Neighbourhood Support groups in rural and urban areas across Carterton. If you would like to join or start up a group in your Carterton neighbourhood, please contact the Carterton Neighbourhood Support Co-ordinator, through the Carterton Information Centre P 06 379 4081 or 027 938 6998

 Carterton Neighbourhood Support, P 027 938 6998  Carterton Food Bank, P 06 379 7366  Carterton Community Patrol, P 027 229 8254  Victim Support www.victimsupport.org.nz  Wairarapa Time Bank www.wairarapa.timebanks.org  Toi Wairarapa – www.toiwairarapa.co.nz  Wairarapa Supergrans, P 06 377 3115 www.supergransmstn.co.nz  Age Concern Accredited Visitor Service www.ageconcern.org.nz  Keep Carterton Beautiful P 06 379 6844

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YOUR COMMUNITY arts and culture

Toi Wairarapa – Heart of Arts

Wairarapa Arts Festival Trust

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Toi Wairarapa facilitates, supports and advises on the region’s arts, culture and heritage activities through advocacy, connections and training services. They are a regional organisation concerned with building skills, participation and opportunities through working relationships and the delivery of highquality workshop programmes, open to all ages.

The Wairarapa Arts Festival Trust is responsible for producing KOKOMAI, a biennial creative festival for the enrichment of the local community, and to showcase the rich diversity and talent of Wairarapa and its people to the wider population. Festivals feature an inspiring series of workshops and performances of music, visual arts, film, dance, theatre and culinary arts and literature for all.

 Creative NZ website www.creativenz.govt.nz  Carterton Events Centre, 50 Holloway Street, Carterton  Community Development Co-ordinator, P 06 379 4083

Located at 47 High Street North, Heart of Arts is a gallery run by more than 20 dedicated volunteers hosting live music, artist exhibitions, Toastmasters meetings, and presentations by local artists. Heart of Arts is open from 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 2pm on Saturday and Sunday.

More information is available on the Kokomai website www.kokomai.co.nz

More information is available on Toi Wairarapa website www.toiwairarapa.co.nz

Carterton Art Trail Take a walk on the Art Trail which showcases the innovation and talent of our local artists. For more information contact the Carterton Information Centre P 06 379 4081 E infocentre@cdc.govt.nz.

Limelight Theatre Company Limelight Theatre Company is a community theatre company based in Carterton with the aim of promoting theatrical arts in the Carterton district. Past shows include Once on Chunuk Bair, Ugly Customers, Par for the Course, and Conjugal Rights. More information is available on the Limelight Theatre Company website www.limelight.org.nz

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Wai Art Wai Art is a non-profit incorporated society providing an exhibition platform for enthusiastic creative Wairarapa artists to promote and showcase innovative, exciting artwork, helping them to become more profitable, more efficient and clearly recognised. The annual Big Wai Art Sale is a highlight in the Carterton art scene calendar. Visit the Wai Art website for more information www.waiart.org.nz

Creative Communities Scheme The Creative Communities Scheme is a relationship between Creative NZ and the Carterton District Council to support a wide range of community arts projects including: Craft/Object arts, Dance, Interarts, Literature, Ngā Toi Māori, Multidisciplinary art forms, Music, Pacific arts, Theatre and Visual arts. The Carterton District Council administers two funding rounds each financial year to support local art projects. More information and application forms are

The Carterton Film Society Sunset Cinema shows a fantastic range of international and local films at the Carterton Events Centre. Come along to see exhilarating, thought-provoking and riotously funny stories that Wairarapa film-fans can all share together! Movies begin at 7.30pm with doors opening at 7.00pm. Drinks and snacks are available to enjoy before the movie. More information is available from the Sunset Cinema website www.sunsetcinemacarterton.com

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YOUR COMMUNITY

awards, citizenship, community spaces Charles Rooking Carter Awards The Charles Rooking Carter Community Awards was created by the Carterton District Council in 1994 to publicly acknowledge and celebrate the outstanding volunteer work, business innovation and achievements of members in the community. The Awards are named after Charles Rooking Carter who was a strong advocate for Wairarapa settlers and was instrumental in developing many public services in Carterton including the library, an astronomical observatory, cemetery, post office, court-house and police station. To date, over 130 Charles Rooking Carter Community awards have been given to people who generously provide time, passion and commitment to making Carterton a caring and thriving place to live. Nomination forms are easy to complete by: Collection at the Carterton Events Centre, Holloway Street, Carterton. P 06 379 4030 Download from the council website www.cdc.govt.nz

Citizenship Ceremonies Citizenship ceremonies are held by the Carterton District Council on behalf of the Department of Internal Affairs to welcome new citizens to New Zealand and confirm their citizenship. The ceremonies are held at the Carterton Events Centre and officiated by the Mayor.

Candidates’ family and friends are invited to share in the experience. For further information, including details of fees, or to get an application form please contact New Zealand Citizenship Office FP 0800 22 51 51 (NZ only) E citizenship@dia.govt.nz www.citizenship.govt.nz To contact someone at Council to discuss further – contact the Community Development Co-ordinator, P 06 379 4030.

Community Spaces for Hire CARTERTON EVENTS CENTRE The Carterton Events Centre offers community groups reduced hire rates for meetings and events. See page 36 for more infomation. HAUMANU HOUSE Located down the lane behind the Council Building and Police Station (access from SH2 beside Carters), Haumanu House is a free venue available to organisations and groups providing free community services. For more information P 379 4030. COMMUNITY NOTICES The electronic community noticeboard located outside Carrington Park is available free of charge for clubs and organisations promoting Carterton events. Community notices can be booked using our online form or by contacting the Carterton Information Centre P 379 4081 E infocentre@cdc.govt.nz

Community notices can also be posted on the Council Community Events webpage or Carterton Information Centre Facebook page P 06 379 4081 E infocentre@cdc.govt.nz

Carterton Events Centre Acoustically designed, the Events Centre is a nationally recognised venue that hosts a wide range of exhibitions, shows, theatre, and music concerts. Past performers have ranged from amateur local groups such as Limelight Theatre, to visiting tours such as CapitalE, The Oversew Fashion Awards, the 60 Piece Hutt Valley Orchestra and The Royal New Zealand Ballet. See page 36 for more infomation.

Community Resources The Community Services team supports the wider community by providing a variety of resources, from localised and national publications to places for community groups to meet and more.

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Carterton District Council is a proud supporter of those young at heart in our local community. There are many local groups to join and activities to participate in providing opportunities to connect with others sharing similar interests and hobbies. A few are listed below or you can visit the Carterton Information Centre to find out what else is available.

Carterton Friendship Club The Friendship Club is a community group of active retirees who enjoy regular opportunities to keep their minds active, expand their interests and enjoy the fellowship of new friends. The club meets on the last Tuesday of each month at 10am at the Carterton Events Centre (gather at 9.45am). New members are welcome. More information P 06 379 5444.

Carterton Library The Library hosts a Book Club that meets on the last Monday of each month 10.30am – 11.30am at the Carterton Events Centre to read, understand and discuss books, make new friends and socialise. Tea and coffee provided – just a koha please. A Home Service is also available for members who are physically unable to visit the library. This is a free service that delivers library items to homes either as

a short term service for those recovering from an illness or operation, or as a long term service. The Fully Grown Ups webpage kotui.org.nz provides useful information about services and opportunities for well-being. More information about all library services is available by visiting the library, 50 Holloway St, P 06 379 4080, E cartertonlibrary@gmail.com or through their Facebook page.

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Sunday Service 10am Family Stores: 52 High Street North, phone 3798488 and 25 Holloway Street, phone 3795693 We collect donated goods.

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University of the Third Age Book Club Book Club members meet on the fourth Friday of each month at 1.30pm at St Mark’s Hall. More information is available by contacting Sue Burns, P 06 379 6506.

Club Carterton Club Carterton is the home of Carterton RSA and offers a warm friendly environment, excellent service, competitive prices and a wide range of facilities and activities. All new members, guests and affiliated members are welcomed. There are many events and weekly activities held at the Club including housie, mahjong, card games, darts, pool and snooker. More information is available from the Club Carterton website www.m.club-carterton.com

Senior Citizens Club

Age Concern

The Senior Citizens Hall is located at 150 Main St opposite Wild Oats. Activities, cards and games are run on Fridays 1.30pm-7pm.

Age Concern is a charitable organisation dedicated solely to people over 65. Go to page 44 for more info.

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DAFFODIL FESTIVAL

held in Carterton every second Sunday in September Located in the heart of Wairarapa, Cartertonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s popular Festival offers an abundance of activities ranging from the famous Daffodil picking at Middle Run, Street Markets, Horse Drawn Surrey Rides, the Big Wai Art Sale in the Events Centre and loads more. What is now for many a time-honoured tradition, the festival includes the picking of daffodils at Middle Run an historic property at Gladstone. There are FREE buses throughout the day starting at 10am from Broadway Street, to shuttle people to and from Middle Run. A small fee is charged to pick the daffodils with all proceeds going to the local charities Plunket and St John. The Festivalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Street Market boasts dozens of stalls featuring local arts & crafts, yummy treats, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rides and live entertainment. The Festival incorporates the Daffodil Express, an historic steam train that brings visitors from Wellington. Operated by Steam Incorporated, the train will depart Wellington Railway Station and arrive around 10.30am. Visit Steam Incorporatedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website or facebook for further details. There will also be a chance to enjoy a short ride on the Daffodil Express between Carterton and Masterton. For further information on this contact the Carterton Railway Museum. People attending Septemberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Carterton Daffodil Festival will also be able to view remarkable artwork at the Big Wai Art Sale in the Events Centre and participate in the

on-going activities. The Festival is organised by the Carterton District Council. The Street Markets are proudly supported & coordinated by the Lions Club of Carterton.

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PARKS, BEACHES AND OPEN SPACES beaches and facilities

Flatpoint Beach

Carterton Holiday Park

Carterton Swimming Pool

Flatpoint Beach’s idyllic location on the Wairarapa coast is accessed from the north or south by road from the Gladstone area of Wairarapa through Te Wharau. Flatpoint features some great accommodation options and coastal activities include, fishing, diving and golf.

Carterton Holiday Park offers a park-like setting with individual private sites. It is close to the shops, parks, swimming baths and entrances to the Tararua Ranges. For more information and bookings visit their website www.cartertonholidaypark.co.nz

Carterton Swimming Pool complex comprises three pools, the main pool, the learners pool and the toddlers pool. The variety of pool sizes and depths, and with the addition of newly installed sun shade sails, makes the complex an ideal location for family outings and/or picnics. It is also one of the few pools in the country that provides free admission.

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PARKS, BEACHES AND OPEN SPACES sportsgrounds

Howard Booth Park

Clareville Complex

Howard Booth Park, located in Belvedere Road, comprises three football pitches with one being floodlit. Carterton Squash Club and Carterton Play Centre are also situated at the park along with a children’s playground.

Clareville Complex based at the Wairarapa A&P Showgrounds boasts national standard all-weather hockey turfs, badminton and tennis courts and a competition level cross-country horse riding course forms part of the Sporting facilities. The Western Riding Club and Canine Clubs meet throughout the year on the grounds.

The Gladstone Sports and Social Complex The Gladstone Sports and Social Complex is situated on Gladstone Road, just after the Gladstone Inn in the middle of the Carterton area of Wairarapa. Set amongst farmland with beautiful views, the Complex is not only home to a number of local sports teams but it can also be hired out for parties, weddings and other events.

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PARKS, BEACHES AND OPEN SPACES reserves and open spaces

Fensham Reserve

Mount Holdsworth

The Kourarau Dam

Fensham Reserve is part of a total of 50 hectares gifted to the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society. With a well established forest canopy and a walking track it makes for an ideal family outing. The reserve is located on the junction of Cobden Road and Haringa Road.

Mount Holdsworth is the main entrance to the eastern side of the Tararua Forest Park. Set against the backdrop of some of the highest peaks in the Tararua Ranges, Holdsworth offers short walks and longer tramps through forest and alpine environments.

The Kourarau Dam is a water supply lake that has been a popular fishing location for many years. A great location for a family outing, the dam holds impressive sized rainbow trout and perch.

Carters Reserve

Mount Dick

Waiohine Gorge

Carters Reserve nestled alongside the Ruamahanga River 12km southeast of Carterton in the Gladstone District. The reserve is a rare mix of grassland, wetland, shrubland and lowland forest which was once typical of Wairarapa.

Mount Dick situated at the end of Dalefield Road leads into the valley of Kaipaitangata Stream, which flows from the Tararua Forest Park. Featuring a 3.7km 4x4 vehicle track which leads to the Mount Dick lookout. At about 400m above the Wairarapa Valley floor this provides fabulous elevated views.

Waiohine Gorge is a popular camping and recreation area; it’s also the southeastern entrance to the Tararua Forest Park. A long swing bridge spans the gorge, inviting you to venture into the forest. Several excellent walking adventures begin here, including the track to Cone Hut.

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PARKS, BEACHES AND OPEN SPACES parks

Memorial Square Memorial Square in central Carterton is recognised as an integral part of the town, being home to the War Memorial Cenotaph. It is often a place for the community to congregate for ceremonies, events and local markets.

Carrington Park

Millennium Park

Sparks Park

Carrington Park is Cartertonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest park, incorporating a childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play area, walking track, fitness equipment, outdoor basketball court, skate ramp and Band Rotunda. Cricket, soccer and athlectics are the main sporting groups utilising the playing field.

Millennium Park was redeveloped in late 2015 and was reopened alongside the unveiling of the Charles Rooking Carter Statue which now takes pride of place in the park. Located at the North End of Carterton CBD, it is a perfect spot to enjoy the sunshine while having a quality coffee from local cafes.

Sparks Park comprising 7.5 acres is located on Belvedere Road. The Sparks Park Trust develops and enhances the land on behalf on the council. Sparks Park is a favourite for dog walkers and local children catching tadpoles and frogs.

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CARTERTON DISTRICT LIBRARY library services

A very warm welcome awaits you in Carterton District Library where the staff pride themselves on their excellent customer service. Carterton District Library provides library services to the members of the Wairarapa Library Service along with Featherston, Greytown and Martinborough Public Libraries. Our mission is to deliver a comprehensive professional service that is consistent, equitable and user-friendly. All the libraries of the Wairarapa Library Service function together as one library. A library card issued at any one of the libraries can be used at any of the libraries. Books can be ordered from any of the libraries for a small fee. Items borrowed from one library can be returned to any of the others. We have a wide range of resources to interest all the family; from picture books to large print novels. A good selection of DVDs and talking books are also available for loan to all library members. You can even borrow games and jigsaws for those rainy days or long journeys. Do you have mobility problems? Had an operation? Live in urban Carterton? Just contact us and we will organise a delivery of books to you at home on either a permanent or a temporary basis. You can tell us what kind of books you like and we will do our best to deliver a good read to you – all for free. At Carterton we have a very lively book club for adult readers, where we read

different books and review them, swap books and have books read aloud. There is a Teen Book Club held on Saturday afternoons every four weeks, where we talk about books we have read and plan our next good read. New activities, competitions and events take place throughout the year; have a look at our Facebook page to keep up to date with them www.facebook.com/ cartertondistrictlibrary. A comprehensive maths, reading or activity programme is run in each of the school holidays. These are aimed at primary

school aged children, and designed to keep children engaged with reading, especially during the long summer break. We liaise with the local schools and places are taken up quickly, so watch out for them being advertised in your local school newsletters or contact the library to be added to our email list if you are interested in enrolling your children. They love getting the incentives and we love hearing about the books they have read! The Library catalogue is available online at home through wls.org.nz, and library members can request books from any

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Toy Library The Carterton Toy Library is integrated into the library to enable easy access to toys and books for families with young children. Contact the Toy Library Team today for further information E carterton.toy.library@gmail.com

Plunket Rooms The Ron Wakelin wing houses the Plunket rooms, which are north-facing and open out on to a fenced outdoor play area. Families with young children can easily combined Plunket visits with visits to the library and toy library. Contact the Events Centre team today for more information. www.cartertonec.co.nz of the four WLS libraries or renew books online. Links on the website will take you to other sites of interest such as ‘Kids’ Spot, ‘Teen Zone’ and ‘Fully Grown Ups’, as well as ‘how to’ guides and details of events that are taking place in the library. If you haven’t joined the library yet (seriously, why not?) you can join online. For free - even if you don’t live in Carterton. Take a look at our website and just follow the link. For those who prefer to read e-books or listen to talking books, these can be downloaded free from ePUKAPUKA so you can enjoy your favourite author on

your device at home and you too can join online and get a digital membership. You don’t even have to come into the library at all in this case… but we would love to see you anyway. The friendly staff at Carterton Library are only too happy to help with any question or request you may have. Just call in and ask – we hope to welcome you soon!

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Opened in 2011, the Carterton Events Centre is the heart of Carterton with its Information Centre, Library and meeting rooms and other facilities. Its state-of-theart features and central location makes it attractive to users from other parts of Wairarapa and further afield for shows, corporate events, expos and weddings.

Shows & Theatre Performances The Carterton Events Centre is New Zealand’s only venue with the Prolyte Stage Dex product which provides safe and versatile areas that can adapt to deliver supreme staging and seating requirements. Past performers have included Limelight Theatre, Capital E, Oversew Fashion Awards, 60 Piece Hutt Valley Orchestra, Ian McKellen, and Royal New Zealand Ballet. Taratahi Auditorium features include:

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CARTERTON EVENTS CENTRE heart of Wairarapa

Meeting Rooms and Conference Facilities The Carterton Events Centre is an ideal venue for your next meeting or conference. The experienced Carterton Events Centre team can also assist you with catering options, accommodation, transport and after hours activities.

Wedding Venue The experienced team at Carterton Events Centre can help with making your special day unique and exciting. The Centre provides a modern day setting with an air of history in natural surroundings to suit all budgets. Your wedding party and guests will have plenty of room in the spectacular Taratahi

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Taratahi Auditorium A 350-seat flexible space auditorium with a range of break out rooms, sound-proof doors and Wifi available. This award winning auditorium can be set up for a variety of layouts perfect for conferences with easy access to over six optional breakout rooms that will cater for just about any activity you have in mind.

Hurunui o Rangi Meeting Room This beautiful meeting room blends the indoor-outdoor atmosphere to create a versatile and elegant setting perfect for meetings and presentations. The room offers a full AV suite controllable at the touch of a button including: Built-in projector, surround sound, PC, Wifi, Internet, Blue-ray and DVD. Other features include white boards, adjustable lighting,

air-conditioning, a range of seat layout options, room extension options and access to an outdoor courtyard from the larger room.

Corporate Functions & Community Events Carterton Events Centre is a purposebuilt events venue, perfect for corporate functions and community events offering:  A 350-seat flexible space auditorium  Foyer area ideal for welcoming guests  Heat and serve kitchen  Large forecourt  Modern facilities  Large range of options for staging  The modern, flexible, spaces cater for all manner of events  Interconnection of spaces

Contact Details Carterton Events Centre, 50 Holloway Street, Carterton GENERAL ENQUIRIES E events@cartertonec.co.nz VENUE CO-ORDINATOR P 06 3794086 E david.sims@cdc.govt.nz MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS CO-ORDINATOR P 06 3794088 E kate@cdc.govt.nz

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EDUCATION

early childhood, primary and secondary

Children form an important part of the community in Carterton and South Wairarapa. The region is fortunate to have many playcentres, kindergartens, early childhood

centres and activities for preschool children. There are six primary schools in Carterton, while most secondary school students attend Kuranui College.

Carterton District Council library also plays an important part in the entertainment and education of children, especially during the holidays.

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• Where everyone knows your child • Wide range of academic, cultural and sporting opportunities • Fantastic, knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff. Mrs Hull was ‘Paper Plus Teacher of the Year 2016’ • Year 7 & 8 Preparation for College programmes • Unique A konga Ma-ori classes • A focus on your child’s progress and achievement • Year 5 & 6 2016 Matharapa winners • Latest available MoE data shows Carterton School achievement is above the Wellington regional average, and the highest in the Carterton area • Strong participation in local primary community sports clubs • Visitors welcome at any time

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Holloway Street, Carterton Phone 06 3794010 • admin@carterton.school.nz www.carterton.school.nz

School Holiday Programmes The Council provides free holiday programmes at the Carterton Events Centre during the mid-year school term breaks for children aged 5 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 12 years. Each day runs from 9am â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 3pm with children choosing their own daily programme from a wide variety of workshops. The programme closes with a disco party on the last day. Registrations are advertised mid-term through Carterton schools and the Council website and Facebook pages. Further details available from the Community Development Co-ordinator P 06 379 4083 or 027 865 4007 E gerry@cdc.govt.nz

EDUCATION DIRECTORY EARLY CHILDHOOD

PRIMARY SCHOOLS

CARTERTON PRESCHOOL 190 Belvedere Road, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7590

DALEFIELD SCHOOL Dalefield Road, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7416

SOUTHEND KINDERGARTEN 265 High Street South CARTERTON P (06) 379 7723

CARTERTON SCHOOL Holloway Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 4010

LITTLIES 31 Augustus Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7699

GLADSTONE SCHOOL RD 4, MASTERTON P (06) 372 7601

LITTLE FERNS PRIVATE PRESCHOOL 171 High Street South, CARTERTON P (06) 379 9260 or 027 379 9260

PONATAHI CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Howard Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7171

CARTERTON PLAYCENTRE Belvedere Road, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7875

ST MARY’S SCHOOL King Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 7171

JUST US KIDS 36 Victoria Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 5375

SOUTHEND SCHOOL & MONTESSORI PRIMARY High Street South, CARTERTON P (06) 379 4000

CARTERTON KINDERGARTEN 3 Victoria Street, CARTERTON P (06) 379 8102

Reformed Congregations of New Zealand

The Reformed Congregations warmly welcome you for church services: Services 10.00 am and 7.00 pm every Sunday. Contact elders: 06 379 7679 (Harry Bosch) 06 377 1113 (Jaap Evers) 06 379 6432 Arie Verheij). Carterton based evangelist is Johan Van Rijn 06 379 7937. More information, including recorded and live services can be found at www.rcnz.org. 6 Howard Street, Carterton. 42

Ponatahi Christian School

Ponatahi Christian School, based in Carterton since 1997, offers the only secondary education in Carterton. Primary students learn the basics of education using traditional, non I.T. methods. Secondary students are offered a range of NCEA options to Year 13 with an emphasis on the academics supplemented by vocational options with increasing exposure to I.T. from intermediate classes onward. This is a special character ‘God-centered’ school with the Word of God being the foundation, and the aims and objectives of the New Zealand curriculum being the structure of the school’s curriculum. Please ring 06 379 8840 or visit www.ponatahi.school for more information. 6 Howard Street, Carterton.

EDUCATION

Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre From its campus in Carterton District, Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre has been training kiwis in the agricultural industry since 1919. Taratahi offers full-time programmes, parttime programmes, extra-mural study, short courses and schools programmes. The main campus is based at Cornwall Road, just south of the Waingawa River, with non-residential campuses in Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Hawke’s Bay, Manawatu and Southland. Taratahi’s own assets or assets they manage on behalf of others, now equate to over $100m. Taratahi has 50,000 stock units of sheep, beef and deer and milk 3250 cows per year. For more information FP 0800 TARATAHI, E info@taratahi.ac.nz www.taratahi.ac.nz

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AGE CONCERN

programmes, services and elder neglect Age Concern is a charitable organisation dedicated solely to people over 65. They promote dignity, well-being, equity and respect and provide expert information and support services in response to older people’s needs. They are active and vocal on relevant issues and work to ensure older people stay connected with their family, friends and community. Age Concern Wairarapa offers many services including an Accredited Visiting Service to socially isolated older people in their homes. There are also social trips to shows and events, and activities including choir, aquarobics, writing group and speakers. A mobility scheme also assists with transport. Age Concern Wairarapa (WOOPS) addresses the needs of older people in the Wairarapa community. Age Concern Wairarapa (WOOPS) mission is to enhance

the lives of older people and their families in Wairarapa.

Programme and activities        

Social Outings Sit & Be Fit Aquarobics Monthly Coffee Mornings Workshops Total Mobility Scheme Senior Drive courses/AA Carfit Active Magazine

Accredited Visiting Service (AVS)  Would you like more company?  Do you know an older person who needs company?  Do you have time for older people?

To answer these questions talk to the AVS Co-ordinator on P 06 377 0066 E avs@woops.org.nz

Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention Service (EANP) You have the right to be treated with Dignity and Respect at all times. If you or someone you care about is experiencing elder abuse help is available. Phone Age Concern Elder Abuse and Neglect Prevention Co-ordinator on P 06 377 0066 E eanp@acww.nz Where to find us: Solway Showgrounds, Fleet Street Gate, Masterton P (06) 377 0066 E admin@acww.nz

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SERVICES animal control

Carterton is a wonderful district to be a dog owner. With wide open spaces, parks and reserves, Carterton offers many areas for exercising your doggy companion. However, there is always the need for regulations, please see below information for dog owners.

Dog Control Fees All dogs over the age of 3 months must be registered. Additional penalty fee for all dogs not registered by 1st August, each year will be 50% per dog. Owners in the Urban Ward are reminded that the Council’s by-laws preclude the keeping of three or more dogs over the age of 3 months without written permission being first obtained from the District Council. An application fee of $50.00 (in addition to the registration fee) is to accompany all applications for such permission. In all public places other than those in which dogs are prohibited or required to be on a leash, dog owners must use or carry a leash and dogs must be under continuous control of a person at all times. Dogs found in a contravention of these rules may be seized or impounded by an authorised officer forthwith. Dogs shall, unless restrained on a leash, be prohibited in those areas of the District specified as: The Central Business area of Carterton in High Street from the Victoria/ Wakelin Street Intersection at the south end, terminating at

0274 468 256

High Street North, being the entrance of the Rugby grounds on the western side and the property currently occupied by Carterton Motors Ltd, on the eastern side, a distance of 106 metres from the Belvedere/ Park Road intersection. Memorial Square. Cemetery. Camping Ground.

Dogs are prohibited within: Dogs shall be prohibited in the areas of the District specified as: The children’s play area of Carrington Park. The children’s play area of Howard Booth Park. The public Swimming Baths in Pembroke Street. The Landfill in Dalefield Road.

Dog owners are required to remove dog faeces from public places. Failure to do so could result in an infringement notice being issued, to the value of $300. The District pound is situated at Dalefield Road, Carterton. For any enquires about registration or dog control in Carterton contact the Carterton District Council on P (06) 379 4030 or phone the Dog Ranger on: Dog & Animal Control P (06) 379 4045 or 027 242 8919.

Enquiries Welcome

SERVICES

roads and cemetery Roads and Streets We maintain approximately 441km of local roads, 286km of which are sealed and the remaining 155km unsealed. Most of the roads in the Carterton District are managed by the Council; however State Highway 2 (High Street) is managed by the New Zealand Transport Agency. If you are planning road works or any kind of traffic or road-related activity that affects public roads, talk to us about what permissions you may need first. You will need to contact the Council if you want things like: Driveways designed to access our roads, Road closures for events, Excavation works, New roads or rights of ways to be built to the New Zealand standards.

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Any excavation or physical works planned in the road reserve (the transport corridor) will require pre-approval from the Carterton District Council before work commences.  Excavate for Utility repairs or installation.  Temporarily close a road to traffic for an event.  Create a new driveway

Clareville Cemetery Clareville Cemetery is located on Chester Road on the outskirts of Carterton. It is administered by the Carterton District Council. The grave of Charles Rooking Carter, from whom Carterton derives its name, can be found at Clareville Cemetery. The first burial took place on 26 July 1866. The Cemetery has its own small chapel

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WASTE MANAGEMENT kerbside recycling

How do you use What time will my Kerbside Recycling? bin be picked up? Place your recycling plastics and glass in your green bin, paper and cardboard in brown bin, and put them out by 7.30am Monday morning.

Each truck starts collecting at 7.30am each morning. You can generally expect your bin to be collected at a similar time each week. However, the time of collection may vary if the truck has a puncture or some other event occurs such as a Public holiday.

You must put out your bins at the kerb if you want the recycling truck to pick up your recyclables. If there is not a green or brown bin, then the truck will not stop. It helps to have lighter material (eg: plastic bottles) tied up in bags inside the bin so your recyclables don’t blow away in windy weather.

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WASTE MANAGEMENT kerbside recycling

Kerbside recycling is collected on Mondays What happens if I miss the collection? Council runs a Recycling Drop Off Centre at the Dalefield Road Transfer Station, with limited hours (see page 50). You can recycle here for FREE or you can hang on to your recyclables and put them out on time the next week. If they are clean then they should not smell at all.

How NOT to put your recycling out Glass bottles must be in the bin, and You MUST use your recycling bin. TIP: Write your address on your bins with a permanent marker to help prevent confusion or theft.

What you can recycle in your kerbside bin – collected every Monday including public holidays PAPER AND CORRUGATED CARDBOARD Paper, magazines, etc can be tied in a bundle and placed on your bin. Please flatten all corrugated cardboard. If it doesn’t all fit in the bin provided, please visit the transfer or recycling station.

ALUMINIUM DRINK CANS AND METAL FOOD TINS Please clean pet food, fish cans and others that smell. Wash and squash! PLASTIC All bottles marked with ‘1’ to ‘7’ except ‘6 EPS’ (Look on the bottom of container for the number). Includes all milk and soft drink bottles, some ice cream containers, detergent and shampoo bottles. (Please take tops off as they are not made of recyclable plastic, apart from milk bottle tops which are ok to leave on). GLASS Clean, unbroken bottles and jars. Please remove tops. NB: All glass must be placed in your green bin, if you leave glass in cardboard boxes or outside the bin it will not be picked up as it has been known to cause injury to the recycling workers. No broken drinking glasses, window/mirror glass, crystal, ceramics, pottery or light bulbs please.

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WASTE MANAGEMENT recycling facilities

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Agrecovery Rural Recycling Programme

Dalefield Road Transfer Station. – provides a comprehensive recovery operation which includes:  Separation and shredding of green waste  Collecting and crushing of derelict car bodies  Recycling of glass bottles  Recycling of plastics ‘1’ to ‘7’  Recycling of paper and corrugated cardboard.  Recycling of white ware and other metal  2nd hand goods operation  Recycling of nickel based batteries

Agrecovery was established in 2005 to address persistent “on farm” waste issues. Agrecovery provides New Zealand farmers and growers with nationwide agrichemical container, silage wrap and crop protection net recycling as well as a programme for the collection of unwanted chemicals. For more information please visit the Agrecovery website www.agrecovery.co.nz

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WASTE MANAGEMENT rubbish

Council urban refuse collection A domestic refuse collection is carried out once a week in Carterton on Mondays. Where a public holiday falls on Monday the collection will take place on the same day. Rubbish must be in an official bag which can be purchased from the Council Office, local supermarket and some dairies. The bag charge includes the cost of collection and disposal.

Why use plastic bags?

 Plastic bags are cheaper than conventional paper rubbish bags thus saving the cost to ratepayers.  The landfill volume occupied by plastic bags is 70 -75% less.  There is an assumption that paper decomposes rapidly. This only occurs if there is enough water. There are examples of 40-year-old newspapers from old landfills discovered unaffected by age.  Overall atmospheric emissions for plastic bag production are 60-70% less than for paper bags.  Plastic bag production contributes over 90% less waterborne wastes than for paper bags.

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Carterton’s water and how to use it Where does our water come from? Water supply for the Carterton township comes from the Kaipatangata Stream and two underground bores. Carterton’s main water supply at the Kaipatangata Stream has relatively little storage capacity so daily collection and treatment of the stream water is closely linked to the volume of water being consumed. In 1990 the Council undertook the construction of its supplementary bore system. The main purpose of this system is to ensure that during times when the quality and quantity of the Kaipatangata Stream supply is not adequate, the supplementary system can be used to ensure that residents have water for domestic use and the township has sufficient water available for fire fighting purposes.

What increases our water consumption so drastically over the summer months? During the summer Carterton’s water consumption almost doubles that

consumed over the winter period. This can be attributed to high levels of garden watering, and other usage such as swimming pool filling and topping up. A garden hose can easily deliver 20 litres of water every minute; that is equivalent to a bath full of water every five minutes, so it’s easy to see how careless watering or leaving the tap on by accident can waste a lot of water.

Conservation tips for gardeners  Use a good mulch. This can prevent about 70% evaporation loss.  Avoid watering in the heat of the day or in windy weather. This reduces the loss through evaporation. A good time to water your garden is during the night when the demand is lower.  Don’t water paths and pavements.  Soak – don’t spray. A good soaking every third or fourth day encourages

the roots to go deeper into the soil.  Use a timer. A forgotten sprinkler can waste over 1000 litres of water every hour. Be aware how much water you use. Awareness is the first step in conservation.

How will you know that water restrictions have been imposed? The water restriction wheel located at the Fire Station will display the level of water restriction imposed.

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Carterton’s sewage treatment Carterton District Council is moving into a new phase of a long-term plan to improve the treatment of urban waste-water in a sustainable way. Its vision is to improve fresh water quality by removing treated effluent from streams. Urban residents can help reduce the amount of water and pollutants going into the wastewater system by:  Conserving water throughout the household  Making sure downpipes are not illegally connected to the sewerage system  Ensuring low-lying gully traps are raised above ground level  Carefully disposing of wipes, nappies, sanitary goods, chemicals, fats, oils, medicines, plastics; through means other than the wastewater system  Using phosphate-free detergent Our objective is to put in place a regime that minimises the discharge of effluent to Mangatārere Stream, and achieves swimmable water flows downstream of the discharge point, at a cost that is affordable to the community. Council agreed a development plan that involves:  A three chamber 200,000m3 reservoir to provide storage of treated sewerage to be built in 2017/2018  Reshaping 22ha of land including

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building act administration (building consent, inspections) The building department is responsible for controlling the standards of buildings to ensure they are safe, contribute to people’s health and well-being and are designed, constructed and able to be used in ways that promote sustainable development. An important job is deciding whether to grant consents to people wanting to construct buildings. Almost all building work requires approval by Council through a building consent. A building consent is confirmation that the proposed building, plumbing, drainage and safety requirements comply with the building code.

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do I need building consent? If you are carrying out building work you may need to apply for a building consent.

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All building work must comply with the Building Act 2004 and the Building Code .

The full list of exempt building work can be found on the MBIE website www.mbie.govt.nz

The Act and the Code are legally binding and if you breach them or don’t obtain a building consent you may face penalties.

Building work that does not require a building consent

Important note An exemption does not, of itself, permit building work if that building work would be in breach of any other Act e.g. exempt building work may still require planning approval. All exempt building work is required to comply with the Building Code.

Section 41 and the first schedule of the Building Act 2004 describes building work which may be carried out without a building consent. It is updated regularly by The Ministry of Business Innovation

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A PIM includes information on special land features, including:    

Erosion and avulsion Falling debris Subsidence Slippage

 Alluvion (the deposition of silt from flooding)  Inundation (flooding)  Presence of hazardous contaminants  Information we’ve been given by any statutory organisation – such as the New Zealand Historic Places Trust or the Department of Conservation  Stormwater or wastewater utility systems related to your proposed building work, or adjacent to your building site  Authorisations under other Acts that the council requires, and requirements to be met in the granting of these authorisations and the conditions they will be subject to. The most common authorisations will be resource consents required under the Resource Management Act 1991.

A PIM will also include either:  Confirmation that you may carry out the building work (subject to the requirements of the building consent and all other necessary authorisations being obtained), or  Notification that you may not undertake building work. A PIM does not give any form of approval under the district plan. It is your responsibility to determine that your proposal complies with the district plan by contacting us or your planning advisor. If it turns out that you need a resource consent, we strongly advise that you obtain this before seeking a building consent to avoid possible expensive changes to your proposal.

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When do you need a PIM? While PIMs are not mandatory, you should order a PIM if your project meets any one of the following criteria:  Complex Commercial applications  Large Residential applications You should apply for a PIM before you apply for a building consent, as it may be useful in establishing the feasibility and design of the project.

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The Council Environmental Health team is involved in a wide range of environmental health and liquor licensing work. They license and monitor a number of different types of businesses, including food premises, liquor licensed premises, camping grounds, hairdressers and offensive trades. They also undertake work in the investigation of infectious diseases, health nuisance, industrial noise and monitoring the district’s urban and rural water supplies. The licensing of food premises and liquor licensed premises are two major aspects of this work.

Food premises If you want to set up in the food business there are some important things you need to know. Food can only be sold to the public when it has been prepared in premises licensed under the Food Hygiene Regulations, 1974. Alternatively your food operation can be covered by an approved Food Safety Programme which will exempt

you from compliance with the regulations. There are some significant changes occurring in the food legislation. For more information visit the Ministry for Primary Industries website www.mpi.govt.nz/foodact An Environmental Health Officer undertakes inspection of restaurants, cafes and other food premises to ensure that food handlers manage the preparation of the food and the maintenance of premises in accordance with the regulations. The Council emphasises that it is the food industry’s responsibility to produce food that is safe to eat. If you want to establish or buy a food premises, always seek legal advice. If it is a new premises, you will need to ensure that the use of the site complies with the District Plan and that the premises, when constructed, comply with the Food Hygiene Regulations. It is also recommended that food handlers undertake recognised food safety training.

Liquor licensing Under the sale and supply of Alcohol Act 2012, the District Licensing Committee has the responsibility of managing applications for Liquor Licenses in the district, determining applications for special licences, issuing manager’s certificates as well as on, off and club licences. If an objection to an application is received, the outcome is then determined by the Alcohol Regulatory & Licensing Authority. Council’s Environmental Health Officer is also a Liquor Licensing Inspector and in this role he/she inspects licensed premises and reports, along with the Police and Medical Officer of Health, on a range of different licence applications; Including applications for Manager’s Certificates. Opening a liquor licensed premises (on, off, or club) requires a number of steps which can be explained in detail by Council staff. Environmental Health staff can help you through these steps. P 379 4043

Noise Control People and activities are entitled to make noise at a reasonable level but you have the right – at any time – to have excessive noise reduced or stopped. You can lodge a complaint at any time by calling an Environmental Health Officer by P 06 3794030 or by email. AH 0800 766 700. Our motto is: Good neighbours keep their noise to themselves. Ways to be a considerate neighbour:  Keep noise levels down at night.  Inform neighbours if you are planning a party or invite them.  Keep your music equipment inside and close doors and windows where possible.

 Keep party guests inside. Ask them to keep their noise down when entering and leaving.  Tell your neighbours of planned work on your section that may be noisy.

 Ensure burglar alarms cut off after 15 minutes and have to be manually reset.  Do not start up noisy equipment such as chainsaws early in the morning or at night.

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DIRECTORY PERSONAL HELP SERVICES AIDS HOTLINE FP 0800 802 437 ALZHEIMERS WAIRARAPA P (06) 377 7522 FP 0800 004 001 BREASTSCREEN CENTRAL FP 0800 270 200 CANCER SOCIETY WAIRARAPA P (06) 378 8039 FP 0800 CANCER (226237) CERVICAL SCREENING PROGRAMME FP 0800 729 729 CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU P (06) 377 0078 FOOD BANK P (06) 379 7176

DIABETES WAIRARAPA FP 0800 342 238

STROKE FOUNDATION FP 0800 787 653

FOCUS DISABILITY SUPPORT SERVICES P (06) 946 9813 FP 0800 900 001

WAIRARAPA ADDICTION SERVICES P (06) 377 3156

IDEA SERVICES WAIRARAPA P (06) 370 6450

WAIRARAPA ASTHMA SOCIETY P (06) 377 1175

KIDSLINE FP 0800 543 754

WAIRARAPA COMMUNITY LAW CENTRE P (06) 377 4134 FP 0800 92 42 52

NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS P (06) 377 3586

WAIRARAPA FREE BUDGET ADVISORY P (06) 377 0017

PLUNKET LINE FP 0800 933 922

WAIRARAPA MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES P (06) 946 9805 FP 0508 432 432

QUITLINE STOP SMOKING FP 0800 778 778

WAIRARAPA RAPE CRISIS P (06) 377 1619 FP 0800 614 614

STOPPING VIOLENCE SERVICES P (06) 377 0933

WOMEN’S REFUGE WAIRARAPA CRISIS LINE P (06) 377 1717

DEAN JENSEN

PLUMBING LTD • Craftsman Plumber • Drainlayer T 06 379 5059 • M 027 490 8690 E dean.jensen@xtra.co.nz 60

French Regional and Family Food, Pastries and Coffee Wed - Sun - Daytime cafe Private functions catered for 31 High Street North, Carterton Phone 06 379 7247

HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS SELINA SUTHERLAND HOSPITAL Te Ore Ore Rd, Masterton P (06) 377 0277 WAIRARAPA DISTRICT HEALTH BOARD P (06) 946 9800 WAIRARAPA HOSPITAL Te Ore Ore Rd, P O Box 96, Masterton P (06) 946 9800 FP 0800 946 9800 www.wairarapa.dhb.org.nz

MEDICAL CENTRES CARTERTON MEDICAL CENTRE 159-163 High Street, South Carterton P (06) 379 8105

PARENTS & CHILDREN’S WELL-BEING SERVICES

RELIGION

BARNADOS KIDS START FP 0800 4 BARNARDOS (422 76273) FP 0800 KIDSTART (0800 5437 8278)

BAPTIST CHURCH 110 Broadway, Carterton P (06) 379 8675 ST DAVID’S UNION CHURCH 164 High Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8325

CHILD ADOLESCENT SERVICES P (06) 946 9808

ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 2 King Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8033

CHILD, YOUTH & FAMILY FP 0508 326 459

ST MARK’S ANGLICAN CHURCH High Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8371

LACTATION CONSULTANT Yvonne Stuart P 021 515 990

SALVATION ARMY 210 High Street, Sth Carterton P (06) 379 7176

MOBILE KARITANE NURSE Annette Rickman, Carterton P (06) 379 8153 or 021 246 2109 PLUNKET CARTERTON Holloway Street, Carterton P (06) 379 8153 PARENT TO PARENT FP 0508 236 236

Wai Art Group meets between 10 am and 12 noon on the first Monday of every month at the Carterton Golf Clubrooms in Chester Rd, RD1 Carterton. We are a friendly, lively group and meetings include a variety of speakers, demonstrations and book reviews. We are open to all artists, practising and non-practising, and also to those just interested. Tea and coffee is available and there is a $2 charge at the door. Annual membership of $20 gives access to Wai Art exhibitions, our monthly Canvas newsletter and discounted prices at local art supply outlets. Contact Jane Giles 06 379 6559 email: annakingsley@ihug.co.nz

You are welcome

St Mark’s Church

185 High Street South, Carterton. Rev Andy Eldred Phone 06 379 8371 61

DIRECTORY CANOE WAIRARAPA PADDLERS INCORPORATED Lynne Russell, 4 Grierson Street, Masterton P (06) 378 2413 E waipaddlers@gmail.com CARTERTON CRICKET CLUB Carrington Park, High Street, Carterton. Nikki Robinson P 0274 417 517 WSCC DARTS CLUB Noel Booth P (06) 370 0012 WAIRARAPA DRAGON BOAT CLUB E crdba.nz@gmail.com P 0221280776 EQUESTRIAN - EVENTING WAIRARAPA Anna Cardno. Masterton P 027 205 2422 E hwgk.thurston@xtra.co.nz

RURAL CONTACTS

SPORT

EAST COAST RURAL SUPPORT TRUST P O Box 697, Masterton P (06) 372 7750 FP 0800 787 254

WAIRARAPA ARCHERS Neil & Prue McLaren P (06) 372 7839 E neilmclaren@xtra.co.nz

FEDERATED FARMERS Wairarapa President – Jamie Falloon P (06) 372 4805 or 027 490 7390

ATHLETICS WAIRARAPA Carrington Park, High Street, Carterton John Quinn P 027 602 5864 E ccbc@farmside.co.nz

RURAL WOMEN NEW ZEALAND 30 Hawkestone St, PO Box 12-021, Wellington P (04) 473 5524. FP 0800 2 JOIN RWNZ (0800 256 467) E enquiries@ruralwomen.org.nz

WAIRARAPA HUNT INC Andrew Vallance P (06) 372 2884 or 027 646 5020 CARTERTON AFC Soccer Clubrooms Belvedere Road, Carterton. Rod O’Leary. P 021 305 128 WAIRARAPA UNITED FOOTBALL Phil Keinzley P (06) 304 9717 E pkeinzley@xtra.co.nz

CLAREVILLE BADMINTON CLUB Clareville A&P Stadium, Chester Road, Carterton. President Steve Ruscoe P (06) 379 6999 or 027 486 4171

GLIDING WAIRARAPA Jim Bicknell P (06) 304 9436 E jbpapa@xtra.co.nz, www.glidingwairarapa.co.nz

TARATAHI TRAINING CENTRE Cornwell Road RD7, Masterton P (06) 378 2116

GLADSTONE BADMINTON CLUB Hamish McDonald. Gladstone P (06) 372 7541 E tewera@wise.net.nz

WAIRARAPA RURAL FIRE DISTRICT P O Box 251, 10 First St, Masterton AH (06) 370 9557 or 027 289 9609

CARRINGTON BOWLING & CROQUET CLUB Bowls: Pauline Hodgson P (06) 379 5923 Croquet: Stella Smith P (06) 379 9259

CARTERTON GOLF CLUB Sandra Gillies. Chester Rd, Carterton P (06) 379 8457 E cartertongolf@xtra.co.nz www.cartertongolfclub.co.nz

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DALEFIELD JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB David Simms P 027 671 1750

Contact Karen Gardner 021 260 2884

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Wallowing Heights was opened in 2012 by the current vendors to provide a fun environment where children can learn about animals. The park features miniature ponies, pigs, sheep, rabbits, chickens and reptiles . A great place to enjoy a family picnic. The home is a solid 3/4 bedroom home with excellent kitchen and living areas. There are various outbuildings and all the animals are included.

Stylish 3 bedroom town house situated in a quiet area surrounded by other quality Open Home homes. Immaculate presentation. Price $350,000 Inspect By Appointment ljhooker.co.nz/2GXGDK Contact Sylvia Wildermoth 027 545 3756

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4 2 3 3 1 1 GLENDOWER HOMESTEAD AS CLOSE TO TOWN AS YOU CAN GET Licensed under the real EstateLimited Agents Act 2008 Carterton Realty 111 High Street North, Carterton. 06 379 6699 Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 Price By Negotiation

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Ponatahi, Carterton District

After being in the family for 5 generations Glendower seeks a new owner to enjoy the homestead, which was graciously restored between 2001-2006, and to pick up the gauntlet and embrace the heritage this imposing property delivers. Glendower sits proudly on a plateau surrounded by native bush with a total of 10.4157 hectares. CV $1,000,000 Are you the new generation?

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