Bugle 2013-19

No: 19

01/10/2013

Photos above and right by Jennie Reynolds

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Bugle 20 will appear 15 October 2013

TRUCK AND TRAILER LEAVE THE ROAD IN KAIWAKA

―Two cranes clearing away the truck and trailer unit which left the road and

rolled on its side into the paddock below the Saddlery in Kaiwaka, about 6.30pm

on Friday night, 20 September.‖ Traffic management lady told the photographer

Saturday morning that the driver was OK – had a coughing fit. She said he was

very lucky as the power lines had cut the top off the truck. Power was out for

about 1/2hr – late dinner for locals! SH1 closed for over 5 hours Saturday morn-

ing, and power board still fixing lines, and people and vehicles still clearing

freight out of the paddock at 2pm Saturday. Copy and Photo: Jan Vaudrey

On September 26

the students at Kaiwaka School Kapahaka Group put on a

performance for the Kaiwaka Community in the War Memorial Hall.

This was a dress rehearsal performance in preparation for the Kaipara Festival in

which they are performing on 19 October.

The performance included poi, haka, and wonderful singing, and the students

were polished and confident. The school was very proud of them.

The evening finished with a sausage sizzle, which was enjoyed by everyone.

Thank you to those wonderful

folk who turned up to work on

the gardens under the bridge on

Sunday in Kaiwaka. People like

you really make a difference.

Have you checked out the gorgeous

new concrete parking area in the La

Nonna Complex? The upgrade of the

buildings in the complex is almost

completed. Exterior painting happen-

ing any day now. Very nice.

Watch this space for information about

take away pizzas coming soon to Kai-

waka. Predicted launch date Labour

Weekend.

Ann

KAIWAKA BUGLE No: 19

List of Contents:

Page 3: Public Notices; Classifieds

Page 5: Kaiwaka Sports Assn.

Page 7: Kaiwaka Garden & Dog Trials

Page 9: Community Food Bank

Page 11: Letters to Editor

Page 13: Fitness; Library

Page 15: Point Curtis Cruising Club

Page 17: Items of Community Interest

Page 19: Local NRC Elections

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Dinner from 5pm ~ 9.30pm

TAKEAWAYS

Ph: 4312737 or 021 923 236

spiceloungedi-

nein@gmail.com

1917 State Highway 1,

Kaiwaka

On the 2

Sunday of

each month

In the Kaiwaka War

Memorial Hall

Sunday 13 Oct

Sunday 10 Nov

New, Preloved, Pro-

duce, Seafood,

Clothing, Art &

Crafts, Books,

Plants, Jewellery,

Freeview Boxes &

Enquiries to: Mandy

09 431 8717

markets@slingshot.co.nz

PUBLIC NOTICES

CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE:

Brown Shaver Hens. 18months old, end of

first lay hens. $5 each. Available 7th October. Please ring E

& L. Coates 4312020 to order. Limited number, be quick!!

FOR SALE:

Nuffield Tractor 1060 F.E.L. Diesel Ideal

boat or lifestyle $3500 Ph. 0211246829

HOUSE TO RENT:

Marshall Road, Kaiwaka. 3 bed-

rooms, carport. $250 per week. Refs please. Phone 4315657

or 0212385922

COSY CARAVAN FOR RENT:

As well as lounge/

study. Suit student. On bus route, near town. Ph:

0212537661

BEE SWARMS REMOVED:

Free jar of Manuka hon-

ey per swarm. Pls phone Adrian 4312296

RUBBISH AND GREENWASTE REMOVAL

SERVICE:

Phone or text friendly Bow. Free job inspec-

tion Phone 0220751979.

WANTED:

Grazing for heifers and calves up to 100 acres

to lease. Anything considered in Kaiwaka or surrounding

areas Ph: 021933598

HOLISTIC ANIMAL PRACTITIONER:

Horses,

Pets, Farm Animals. www.allcreatures.co.nz or Jill 4312080

CRANIO SACRAL THERAPIST

: for People and

Horses, $45 experienced practitioner. Jill Shires 431 2080

CLOTHING ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS:

Zips, hems, dressmaking & dress design. Phone Win

4312027 or 0274448358

SINGING LESSONS:

Want a better voice? Feel shy

about singing? Teaching 39 years in NZ music industry at

all levels. Phone Robyn Hill on 09 4319159 or 0274

725610

THE LOCAL VOCALS AND WELLSFORD YUKES:

A musical feast, Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall, Saturday, 5

October, 7 pm, gold coin admission for concert, supper pro-

vided for gold coin donation; contact: Sally Randall 423

9393. All welcome.

REFURBISHMENT OF THE ARCHIE BULL HALL.

Recently this hall has had something of a revamp/makeover,

in the hopes that by making it a little more user friendly we

can invite the people of Kaiwaka to hire or use our Hall a

little more.

We have installed a heat pump, a new fullsize oven and

lovely drapes to keep the warmth in, along with foam

squabs for the window seats to make the seating more com-

fortable. A floor rug will help to keep the hall warm. Rates

for Hire are : $20.00 Half Day

$40.00 Full Day. Please contact Gay Jaques 4312048

PROVERBS:

28:2- When there is moral rot within a

nation, its government topples easily; but with honest, sensi-

ble leaders there is stability.

Kaiwaka Bugle Advertisements 2013:

Classified $2; 1/8 or 1/9 page $5; 1/4 page $10; 1/2 page $20;

bugleaccounts@kaiwaka.co.nz

Payments can be online, posted or left at Jaques 4sq Store.

kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz for queries or copy.

The Kaiwaka Bugle is a community newspaper run by volunteers.

Articles, etc. printed are not necessarily the opinion of the Bugle Team

Deadlines for next few Bugles

Bugle

Deadline

Publication

Friday 11 Oct

Tuesday 15 Oct

Friday 25 Oct

Tuesday 29 Oct

Friday 08 Nov

Tuesday 12 Nov

Rotary Club of Maungaturoto

& Districts (Inc)

‗Puhoi to Wellsford

Road of National Significance‘

Come along and hear Project Manager Patrick Kelly

from New Zealand Transport Agency address the

subject.

When

Tuesday 15

October, 7pm

Where

Kaiwaka Sports Complex,

Gibbons Road, Kaiwaka

Cost

$10 with all proceeds to Rotary

local and international

community projects

*Seating limited to 150. Register at

admin@otsl.co.nz

09 - 431 - 4121. All registrations go in the draw for 3 x

$500 Education Grants on the Night.

K A I P A R A D I S T R I C T C O U N C I L

TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE

Pursuant to the Transport (Vehicular Traffic Road Closure)

Regulations 1965, the Kaipara District Council hereby

gives notice that the following road will be temporarily

closed on the day and at the times below for the purpose of

holding a rally sprint.

Sunday 20 October 2013 – 9.00.am to 6.00 pm (earlier if

finished before) Pritchard Road from its junction

with Valley Road to the Kaipara District boundary

Further information, if required, relating to this temporary

road closure can be obtained from Customer Services, Lo-

cal Government Centre, Dargaville.

Business Opportunity

Ladies Designer Clothing For Sale

Great opportunity to take over shop lot of mostly ladies

clothing shoes and accessories. Has been sold for several

years on a regular basis at local markets but could also be

suitable for ―Pop Up Shop or permanent New & Once Worn

Clothing Boutique. Over 1,000 items of New or Nearly New

Designer Tops Dresses Trousers Jeans Jackets Shoes Bags

Summer/Winter All Sizes.

Racks and Hangers included. $2000

Phone 0277132625 for more info.

Maungaturoto Market . . .

Friday 11 October from 4 pm - 7 pm

in the Centennial Hall

Arts . Crafts . Produce . Plants . and MORE!

second Friday this month as St John Trash n Treasure is this week.

RANGANUI EARTHMOVERS

16T Excavator

(tilt, thumb & ROPS cab)

Transport Trailer

2 x 6 Wheeler Tip Trucks

Suppliers of All Grades of Metal & Topsoil

If you want a proper job done with an experienced operator ring

Grant on A/H 431-2131 Email ranganui.dev@xtra.co.nz

Mob 021845-246

Driveways, House Sites,
Drainage Dams,

Section Clearing,

Tree Work, Rock Retaining Walls,
Quarry Work,
Basically Anything That a Digger Can Do

design drafting

service

Retired builder and manufacturer with over 40 years

experience in the building industry is offering a design

drafting service

for domestic housing, sleepouts and sheds.

Plans formulated in consultation with clients, with

working drawings completed and submitted to

council for processing. Extensive practical experience,

able to identify & resolve problems.

Please ring Mike Lean on

09 431 2260

Water Tank Cleaning

Keep your water safe & clean



Removal of sediment, silt etc.



Vacuum or full scrub



Minimal water loss

Phone Mark (09) 432 0655 or 0274 707607

PLANNING A NEW

KITCHEN?

CONTACT NOEL McDOWELL

WELLSFORD

KITCHENS

Ph/Fax 094312888

KAIWAKA-Any time

QUALITY CUSTOM MADE

KITCHENS

~Personal and Prompt Service~

~All Workmanship Guaranteed~

~Over 20 Years in the Trade~

~Free Design & Quote~

Landscape Supplies

Bulk Cartage

4312407

Mob: 021 453 252

Fax: 4312939

scott.parker@parkerlime.co.nz

Gibbons Road, Kaiwaka

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION

THE OTAMATEA HAWKS

KAIWAKA MOTOR

CYCLES LTD

SALES SERVICE SPARES

FARM BIKE SPECIALIST

Phone 431 2127

Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd

Kaiwaka

DEAN STEWART

Registered Electrician

021 280 4008

09 4312 911

AUTHOURISED FISHER AND PAYKEL SERVICE

Martial Arts

Following on from the popularity of its classes, our Martial Arts club

is starting up a new Tai Chi class. This will be held out of our gymnasium on Wednesday

mornings, 7 – 8am. The club is currently offering free introductory classes for

both Tai Chi and Kempo (spaces are limited). The club is also now taking enrol-

ments for Term 4. For all Martial Arts enquiries please contact instructor Craig

Bennetts on 4315 170 or

otamateakempo@slingshot.co.nz

Netball

Our senior netball club, Otamatea-Ex, will hold their prizegiving at the Sports Complex on

Saturday 19

October, 6.30pm. Enquiries to Mirna Manuell on 4237 767

Soccer

Congratulations to the following trophy winners at the Kaipara Knights Soccer

Club prizegiving held recently:

Grade: Most Improved – Evan Fisher; Sportsperson of the Year – DJ

Brain; Player of the Year – Liam Van Harlingen

Grade: Most Improved – Chloe Comer; Sportsperson of the

Year – Emma Browne; Player of the Year – Jared Brain

Grade: Most Improved – Abby Cant; Sportsperson of the Year

– Trista Comer; Player of the Year – Franklin Fisher

Grade: Most Improved – Matt Hamilton; Sportsperson of the Year –

Suzy Hames; Player of the Year – Tyler Flannagan

Grade: Most Improved – Mathias Damsted; Sportsperson of the Year

– Ruby-Rose Hallamore; Player of the Year – Cameron Gill

Open Grade:

Most Improved – Aaron Preston; Sportsperson of the

Year – Elliott Millar; Player of the Year – Sean Bradley

Coach of the Year:

Niki le Mesurier

Congratulations to the following players who were selected for age-group representative

teams to participate in Northern Football Federation tournaments: Hamish Ferguson, Tyler

Flannagan, Matt Hamilton and Arjan Pedersen.

Touch

Thank you to those people who have let me know they would be interested in

playing in a Touch module over the summer months. I still need more interest in

the idea for me to go ahead with it. The module would be held over 10 weeks on a

Sunday afternoon and would be a casual, friendly competition for mixed teams of

men, women and teenagers. If you might be interested in participating please let

me know.

General Managers Course

New legislation coming into effect on 18

December requires all staff serving alo-

cohol on licenced premises to hold a General Managers certificate. We are hosting

a course at the Kaiwaka Sports Complex for people who wish to gain this qualifi-

cation, on Sunday 20

October, 8.30 – 5.30pm, $225 per person. Spaces are lim-

ited. To register, please contact me (details below).

Rugby

A swirling wind on Saturday made conditions difficult for the players in the U18's

Vikings vs King Country match. The Vikings were victorious coming out on top

26 – 13. Many thanks to the Playcentre parents who

catered for the aftermatch meal.

Portrait Fundraiser

Thank you to the thirty families who took advantage of

our portrait fundraiser – the KSA made $300. The day

to collect your photos is Thursday 17

October.

Fright Night

Coming up Saturday 2

November – Fright Night! This is a Halloween inspired

evening where children dress up in costumes, there's music, dancing, games, a lol-

ly scramble and glow items for sale. Parents bring 'spooky' food for supper and the

children can take a walk through the haunted house! I am wanting to make the

haunted house even scarier this year, so if you have any suggestions, offers of help

or any props I could borrow, please get in touch with me.

I am running a competition for primary aged children to see who can come up

with

the

scariest

flyer

for

Fright

Night

Top of the Rock

Planning is underway for next years multi-sport challenge the Top of

the Rock. Featuring run, walk and mountain bike options, this event

caters to the casual participant as well as the more serious competitor.

Mark it in your diary – Sunday 9

February.

Cheryl Anderson 4312 051, 021 3462702

kaiwakasports@gmail.com

AMBER’S

Q Cafe &

Restaurant

All day breakfast, 8am - 5.30pm.

Home made Pizza, take away or eat in from 8am to late.

Light lunches, 11.am - 5.30pm,
Dinner Menu at 5.30pm to late

Toasted Sandwiches and Sandwiches made to order.

All day, Pies, Chowder & Soups

Milkshakes, Kiwi Ice cream, Slushie Fruit drink, Tea,

Coffee

Closed Mondays.....except Observed Holidays

Sunday to Thursday: 8am - 8pm

Friday: 8am - 8.30pm, Saturdays 8am- 9pm

4315226

Trevor & Amber

41 Moir Street, Shop 5-6

Mangawhai Village

Next to Carters Building Supplies

LEABOURNS

Passenger Service

Car & Van Hire

Bus & Coach Charters

Airport Transfers

Monthly Shopper Bus

Phone (09) 4237416

Paul Greig Electrical Ltd

Residential • Farm

• Commercial

Paul Greig

Registered Electrician

Ph: 431 2223

Mob:021 230 2717

Reliable & Professional

Quality Service

Based in Kaiwaka

DOG TRIAL UPDATE

With no events in the North until the Bay of Islands Show in Novem-

ber our dog triallists have been doing some big kilometres to follow

their sport.

I had three days judging some 220 dogs at Hawera in their indoor

arena, it was pleasing to see 17 dogs from Northland competing there. Only one

of them made it into the Finals, Pete Campbell and Dime, from Okaihau. The

winner was Gary Denize with Vickie. Vickie‘s former owner, Bruce Harvey

dropped dead whilst taking part in this event two years earlier so well done to

Gary for his success with Vickie.

The next trial was at Ohingaiti where ten dogs from the North braved the cold!

(They tell me the weather was balmy!), Merv Cameron and Bonnie and Cyril Ball

with Jazz, nearly locals from Maungturoto, made it into the finals but neither pair-

ing quite able to get it right in the second round.

Last weekend it was to Cambridge for their ‗Classic‘; an English type hill tri-

al. This is an event which tests the all-round ability of our heading/eye

dogs. First a runout (gather) pulling 4 sheep home then taking them around the

handler next driving them away some 150 metres through a 7 metre gap between

2 gates then across the side of a hill and through another 7 metre gap and bringing

them back, penning them then releasing them and shedding (separating) into 2x2

sheep.

In the final the start is the same with 5 sheep but half way home you stop the

sheep and dog then re-cast your dog to the left and get 5 more sheep pulling these

to join the first (waiting) 5. The 10 are then driven around the course as for the

first run. Three of the 10 sheep have red collars on and at the shedding ring you

have to drop off the uncollared sheep (no more than 3 at a time) until you are left

with the 3 with collars which you have to pen, and all this must be done within 20

minutes.

Dash and I qualified 2nd in the first round and were drawn to go first in the fi-

nals. With a few nervous moments we ended up with our 10 sheep negotiating all

obstacles to the shedding ring. Dash is fleet of foot and sometimes her ears ap-

pear to be painted on but that sunny Sunday afternoon she was totally focused and

we had a successful shed then it was to the pen. Dash by this stage had the 3 col-

lared sheep well contained and made a great job of penning them to complete the

run. We ended up a close second to Art Eastman with Finnegan from Gisborne,

Art is a Scot and is well used to these events having competed many times in

Scotland.

R.H.

BRICK/BLOCKLAYER

All aspects of

masonry:

Fireplaces,

Restoration &

Remedial Work.

JAMES EAGLETON

Tel. (09) 431 2514

Mob. 0274 749 232

jajueagles@yahoo.com.au

210A Pukenui Road, RD2 Kaiwaka 0573

KAIWAKA GARDEN

AND

FLORAL GROUP

15 members met at Lorraine Lusty's on

Thursday 12th Sept.

Jean our President welcomed new mem-

ber Agnes Tully and a visitor from Wai-

pu - Robyn Moffit.

Lorraine‘s garden looked terrific with

colour and flowers in abundance.

We were also lucky enough to go along

and see Dawn Reid‘s Tulips just along

the road, which featured a magnificent

display.

Adrienne Osman was the Birthday girl

this month and Sharyn Mclean from the

month before. They were both

presented with a posy.

Results of competitions this month

were:-

Floral arrangement -;‖SPRING TIME" 1st

Lorraine Lusty, 2nd A. Dowson.

Best Bloom:- 1st M. Haverfield

(daffodil) 2nd J. Paget's Antirrhinum

Cluster :- 1st J. Paget‘s camellia, 2nd A.

Shimmin's Freesia

Flower of the month (Flower from a Bulb)

1st F. Burnett, 2nd L. Lusty both daffodils.

Herbs - 1st S. Mclean, 2nd A. Shimmin.

Citrus fruit - 1st A. Dowson - Lemon,

2nd J. Wills -Lime.

Wild Card -Jenny Wills Celery,

2nd J Paget - passion fruit.

Most Outstanding M. Haverfield‘s Daf-

fodil.

Next Month's meeting will be on

Thursday 10th October at Fay Burnett‘s,

186 Kaiwaka Mangawhai Road Phone

094312449.

Floral Arrangement - Cup & Saucer

Bloom - Pelargonium

Fruit -Exotic

Vege

- Lettuce (with roots Attached)

plus Wild Card, single bloom and Clus-

ter or Spike.

Please remember to bring something for

the sales table and entries to be in be-

fore 1-15pm please.

Enquiries ring 093415913.

Neville and Ann Dowson

Want it done?

Bring it to Twinkle Tow ‘n’ Tyre

*W.O.F.

*Tyres

*Windscreen re-

placement

*Chip repairs

*Bulk Oil

*Batteries

*Welding

*Custom built trailers

*Trailer hire

Think you’ll get a better deal in the city?

Go on, ring us; it won‘t cost

anything!

1837 State Highway 1, Kaiwaka

Phone 431 2823

Weaving your special,

unique ceremony

CELEBRANT

CARLA ROSSEELS

Funerals

Baby namings, life transitions

Trained at the NZ Celebrant School Auckland

Highly skilled writer and facilitator

Author of several books on the power of ritual

Psychotherapeutic background

30 min check-me-out-chat for free

Phone 09 4312408

Cell 021 2968794

carla.rosseels@gmail.com

Community Services Officer:

For all Community Services Forms see

Milly at the

Kaiwaka St John Op Shop.

Phone 4312650

MORE MEMBERS REQUIRED FOR

THE KAIWAKA STATION

KAIWAKA COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

Tena Koutou Katoa—Greetings to All

Heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful people who donated food items and cash dona-

tions for the Food Bank.

There are a lot of new families in Kaiwaka, many are struggling to make provision

for their children. It makes it harder for parents who have small children because

they have to now attend a course to try and get themselves back into the work force.

Some are able to cope, others are finding it hard, because these parents have to find

a safe place or babysitters to look after their children. Then there is a payment for

these parents, who leave their children in care. I would find it hard myself if I was

a single parent.

The last two weeks have been hectic; 17 food parcels were allocated to families.

That tells me there is a need. There is a procedure families must follow. If you are

wanting a food parcel, you must supply your Name; Address; and Phone Number.

This is the same procedure WINZ and other food banks use. If we can help in any

way, my office will be opened after 11am Monday to Friday for the first week of

school holidays. If people are able to donate to the food bank you can leave items

at Jaques Four Square. And lastly I do not take too kindly to people who: ―USE

and ABUSE‖ the Kaiwaka Community Food Bank. If you make it a problem; I

will rectify the problem and make sure it does not happen again. Remember we

work hard for our Community; we work for aroha/love for all the youth. Holidays

are here; look after yourselves and keep safe. We don‘t want to hear about anyone

getting into trouble. Kapa Haka group performing at the Kaipara Festival—there

will be a practice at Otamatea Marae next Saturday 5th October 2013.

Ana Ruby is back. How cool‘s that! No Reira nga mihi—greetings to all.

Maria Morgan, Paula Jaques and Dalleise Jaques.

www.mangawhaimassage.co.nz

Based ou

Oner

iri Roa

HODGETTS

CONTRACTING

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

Driveways

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House Sites

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Dams



Drains, etc

Also available for HIRE



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Heavy Duty Tow

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Waterblaster

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Phone Mark
4312877
027 447 8554

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Here’s feedback from happy clients:

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Prior to my massage, Pete counselled me,

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4312 009 (evenings) or

021 825970

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Flat 1 1933 SH1

Or Book at “The Well of Health”
for an appt. 09 4312 799

Or mobile service available

Coates

Contracting



D41 Bulldozer with 6
way blade, bush rigged
with winch



For all tree work



General bulldozing and

stick raking.

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120hp Tractor for
ground cultivation,

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tip trailer work.

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Fencing

All enquiries phone

Brett Coates

094318720 or mob

021431872

Freeview

Installations

Richard Te Haara

25 Marram Place

Mangawhai Heads

021 1104056

kiwipride@xtra.co.nz

@ the

Kaiwaka Family

Church

Your COMMUNITY CHURCH

RECEIVE HEALING

RECEIVE THE LOVE OF GOD

Everyone warmly welcome each

Sunday 10am.

Contact: Pastor John Dekker,

09 4318203

THERE’S

OWEN STEVENS

Osteo Therapist

For careful

adjustments to bones

and joints

Treatment for humans and their

pets

Clinics: Kate’s Place, Kaiwaka:

Last Friday of month

Warkworth Showground:

2nd Thursday, monthly

For bookings: 9.00am-5.00pm
Phone

09 4312661

Or phone Owen

09 4317123 anytime

Time and time again we, as the ratepayers and residents of Settlement Rd., wear

the brunt of the council‘s decision not to tar seal the first kilometre. They spend

oodles and oodles of money resealing a 3 km stretch of the Mangawhai Kaiwaka

Rd, this road was already tar sealed, maybe a pot hole or two to be repaired, but

instead they rip it up and re tar seal it obviously nothing better to do with the

roading funds (we would be happy to have a tar seal road with a pothole in

it). Then gravel roads, with way less traffic than ours, gets sealed BUT WHY...

OHH THATS RIGHT it was in Mangawhai, it feels like the council are tar seal-

ing roads in Mangawhai to help keep the residents there happy to help compen-

sate for the sewage system.

this is a section of the council reply to me:

Settlement Road is a local road in our hierarchy, and carries a traffic

load between 100-500 vehicles per day. This is significant for an un-
sealed road, but in the same instance we have other unsealed roads

with similar traffic loads.

I would certainly like to know the names of these roads, because I am struggling to think

of a gravel road with up to 500 cars on it a day, so if anybody knows please let the editor

know. The council can‘t win when the road is not looked after it is very dangerous due to

its condition, then the other week they graded it and you could literally hear the sigh of

relief from the locals, but when it has been graded it is like driving on marbles and within

the first week there were 2 accidents, which normally results in a car taking out a power

pole so then all us residents also have to go through the power cut stage as well. Then

within two weeks the road is back to the same dangerous state as before they graded it.

The other day as I pulled in my driveway yet another ambulance was coming up the road

followed a short time later by the fire brigade and then later by the power truck, unfortu-

nately, it is becoming a very regular sight to see emergency vehicles on our road, and as

these services in our community are volunteer it would be nice not to exhaust their ser-

vices and time with accidents that could be avoided by having a tar seal road.

Then today they have the wires (or whatever they are called) across the road once again

to count the number of cars that use the road....... all I can say is what for?... Council

have done this numerous times just to give them vehicle figures its not as if they do any-

thing about it, or is it another thing for them to use as an excuse saying we are looking

into it and checking its vehicle usage.

Council have fobbed me off by saying they have no money for roading, but every council

in New Zealand apply to the RTA for funds for roading so they have that money plus

their own, plus the developers money that have paid towards roading .......so once again

where is the money gone and where is our tar seal road we have been promised for the

last five years.

AND IS IT GOING TO TAKE THE NEXT ACCIDENT TO KILL SOMEONE BE-

FORE COUNCIL DO ANYTHING ABOUT IT?

Fiona of Settlement Road

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, etc.

Council invites Settlement Proposal

Commissioners at the Kaipara District Council have invited the Mangawhai Ratepayers
and Residents Association (MRRA) to drop its proceedings against the Council in return
for Council formally acknowledging past errors by way of a series of declarations before
the High Court.
Chair of Commissioners John Robertson advises that Council has instructed its legal
Counsel, David Goddard QC, to approach the Counsel for MRRA to nut out a way for-
ward to settle the action. “This initiative has been taken in order to try to bring an end to
the very expensive legal proceedings underway,” said Mr Robertson. “Commissioners
have always regretted the Court action taken by MRRA. Judicial Review proceedings are
very expensive. We prefer to spend rates on road maintenance and community develop-
ment, rather than legal and Court costs. “It has become clear in recent weeks that vari-
ous members of the Executive of MRRA seek a way that brings these proceedings to an
end. Commissioners have been asked to help find a way to such a settlement. “There are
many issues that Council and the MRRA agree on that do not need Court involvement –
the history of poor decision-making is acknowledged by both organisations,” said Mr
Robertson. While MRRA determines its response, the Kaipara District Council has lodged
an appeal against a Court decision to decline the Council’s application for strike-out in
relation to the protected transaction issue.
“Council needs the Court to provide a determination on the interpretation of the pro-
tected transaction clauses within the Local Government Act. This is a relatively narrow
but very important point that is being challenged by the MRRA. It is however a key point
of law. It is about whether or not Council can set rates to repay the debt incurred by the
Mangawhai Community Wastewater Scheme.
“Our legal advice is very clear and we are very confident of our position on this issue.
Saying that, we would far prefer not to be involved in court proceedings at all,” said Mr
Robertson

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KAIWAKA FITNESS

Hi Everyone,

Hope you are getting over the

loss of the America‘s Cup. All

in the name of sport I guess.

It was good watching it at the

gym whilst doing cardio. Took the

nervous energy away and the time

went fast. I said last time I would give

you some info on supplements so here

goes. Basically for Joe Bloggs who is

going to gym you don‘t need anything,

but food around training is important

but then again depending on what you

are training for, also comes into ac-

count. If doing weights you want a

good protein and carb about 1 hr be-

fore you start. If just doing cardio noth-

ing for 2 hrs before so that you burn fat

and not the food you consumed on the

way to the gym. Then you want to be

eating 1/2 hr after training with good

protein and fast acting carbs to replace

and repair. If you are using supple-

ments to help you with your training

you need to read labels carefully; some

pre and post work out supps have the

same ingredients so not only are you

wasting your money you are doubling

up on the same supps which can be

harmful. Basic ones in your cupboard

should be HMB, BCCA's Glutamine

and a good protein powder. For women

I find Clinician‘s DIM very helpful as

it‘s a natural women hormone replace-

ment, it is good for mood ,weight loss,

and general well being. I could go on

for hours, if you want to know more

just ask. I have done the Waikato show

and now heading for Nationals on the

12th Oct so the training continues on.

Keep working hard and the results will

show. Jules

KAIWAKA LIBRARY

The Large Print & Audio book swap is

next week. Have you returned all of the-

se books yet? Please do by Saturday 5th

October. Would you like to come to

Kerikeri with us and help select the next

set of books? There may be one or two

spaces in our cars, and enthusiastic peo-

ple are welcome to fill any vacancies.

Because of the long drive we'll be leav-

ing Kaiwaka by 7:30am, and we'll be

back mid-afternoon. Phone me (4312

530 in the library or 4312 725 at home)

if you're interested.

The next book swap after that is the

Dargaville one in early December. If

you haven't picked over those shelves

yet, now's a good time to get in before

they disappear!

Book Review

Barbara said: Yesterday was a foul day,

cold wet and miserable. I decided to

light the fire, watch the US Tennis Open

- one of my very favourite players was

in action - and to multi-task by reading

Toni Jordan's crime story Fall Girl, on

loan from Dargaville. Sadly, by the time

I'd finished the book the tennis was but

a distant background noise and we were

onto another game. The fire had gone

out and the cattle were bellowing to be

moved.

Usually I find when there are pages of

praise for an author it means they are

pretty average and the publisher is hyp-

ing it up to help sales. Also in my expe-

rience most stories focusing on fraud,

scams, theft, deception and dishonesty

are from the 'goodies' point of view. Not

so in this instance, here we have a fami-

ly with generations of con-artistry at the

peak of their powers.

… continues on page 18

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Point Curtis Cruising Club

We have two fish of the month contests running until the 8th

of October. Snapper and Largest live scallop shell. Get

your snapper and scallops weighed and measured at the 3

Furlongs Hotel before the cut off at 7pm on the 8th October.

Pool competitions!!! Our pool club travelled to Maungaturo-

to on the 15th September and had a convincing win! On the

22nd September Mangawhai pool club came to 3 Furlongs

Hotel and played us, another win to us!!! Next pool comp

against Wellsford on Sunday 27th October at 3 Furs. If you

are keen to play, sign up at 3 Furlongs.

Next committee meeting Tuesday 8th October, 7pm at 3

Furlongs Hotel.

Wayne Leslie, Commodore

History of the Archie Bull Hall

– the little Hall behind St Paul‘s Church Kaiwaka

‘Haeramai’

This Hall was named in remembrance of Archie Bull , after he and his wife

Kathleen gave decades of their life serving others in the Kaiwaka community.

Archie originally trained for the ministry, but after being diagnosed with tuber-

culosis in his early twenties , was advised to go farming. They settled on a

property a little way down Oneriri Road ( now farmed by Brian McLean) with

the homestead (now owned by Pete and Trish Worsfold) just before the rail-

way tracks. The farm was 180 acres and covered with scrub and bracken .As a

new bride in the early 1930s Kathleen waited for weeks for visitors – no one

called or left a card. She came to the realization she would have to be the one

to do the calling. Sometimes she would visit people several times before her

visits were reciprocated . ― Taking the initiative helped overcome my shyness

and was the making of me‖ she later told daughters Heather and Naomi. Kath-

leen had never thought she would be a farmer‘s wife – she who was so scared

of animals was put in charge of feeding the calves and milking. In winter the

cowshed was a sea of mud. ―It was a difficult but rich life‖, she said. Their

farm was called ―Haeremai” – perhaps because of the generosity, kindness

and hospitality that Archie and Kathleen were renowned for. As an unpaid

Minister, with a rather difficult farm and indifferent health. Archie supplement-

ed their income by droving. It was Archie Bull who encouraged the Nathan

family to build the Chapel of St Mary on Nathan‘s Road, and he often took

services there. Mrs Nathan showed Kathleen how to plant, grow and store ku-

mara. Five hundred people attended Archie‘s funeral in 1964 at St Paul‘s

Church Kaiwaka. The large number of mourners ―showed the position Archie

occupied in both Church and community and the wonderful leadership he exer-

cised‖ said Brian Jenkins, Priest in Charge of the Parish at that time. The peo-

ple of St Pauls led by Tom Coates and Brian Linnell, mindful of Archie‘s inter-

ests in youth and Sunday school decided to build a Church Hall in his memory.

In 1968 The Archie Bull Hall was opened by his widow Kathleen, and dedicat-

ed by Archie‘s brother Max Bull.

Taken from ―Paddock to Pulpit‖ by Chris Barfoot.

Researched by Peter Linnell.

I'm the youth ambassador for

"Creative Northland"

and my job is

to encourage people to go to performances within Northland.

Review of Fly My Pretties 2013 Homeland Tour

The town hall of Dargaville filled with a mishmash of NZ‘s finest sounds on

Sunday (the 8

Sept) because Fly My Pretties had dropped by and I must admit

the group harmonies and stage lighting effects made the night‘s performance.

Right from the start, the members engaged the audience with their first song

that welcomed us to the night‘s show. The performers worked like clockwork;

each musician took the spot light and the others adjusted or adapted to a new

instrument which was cool to see. There was a variety of music to suit every-

one‘s taste. I must applaud the lighting technicians who dressed the stage visu-

ally creating the atmosphere for each song; the projected images in the back-

ground were a nice touch. The music and effects combined were just awesome.

Fly My Pretties is touring NZ form North to South you can check out venues

and tickets at

www.flymypretties.com

. This tour happens once a year and with

different kiwi artists too. It's great entertainment and you find new artists to

like.

Elizabeth H

ITEMS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST

Musical Feast in

Kaiwaka

The Local Vocals, a community choir

based in Wellsford will present a musi-

cal feast in Kaiwaka on Saturday 5 Oc-

tober.

With over 60 members, the choir has

been participating in a 10-week singing

course led by Max Maxwell and Denis

Newhook and supported by Creative

Communities Auckland.

Singing in four-part harmony the choir

has learnt a variety of musical styles,

from pop to Taize to Maori (with poi

twirlers) to Macedonian and more; look

out for a special performance of the Cup

Song with an outstanding teen cup crew!

The Wellsford Yukulele Players will also

be performing.

The Local Vocals presented their first

concert for the season last Sunday at the

Wellsford Community Centre, and if

you missed that, here is another chance

to hear it. Come along, enjoy your local

choir and join in the community sing-

along at the end.

Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall,

7 pm, Saturday 5 October; gold coin

donation. Supper provided (also gold

coin donation). For further infor-

mation: Sally Randall 423 9393 or vis-

it www.facebook.com/singlvc

Includes salads

Desserts $3.00

HAKARU RSA

Women’s Section

2nd Friday of the Month

from 6.30pm

Roast of the Day $12.00

Fish n Chips $10.00

Pea Pie Mash $6.00

Phone Heather 4314668

Jan 4314512

Willow Bend

HORSE

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Riding Lessons

Arena Hire (60x40)

Young Horse Starting

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Hoof Trimming

Problem Solving

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Singing

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Individual sessions

All styles of music

All voice types

Reasonable rates

Phone

Maura Flower

021 164 8318

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KEV’s CASKETS

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Takeaways (8 available)

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Phone Kev in Kaiwaka

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Hands On

CHEESEMAKING

WORKSHOPS

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SATURDAYS

5th and 12th October

( 9am to appx.3 pm, incl. lunch)

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KAIWAKA LIBRARY CONTINUES...

We get inside their minds and read about

the extraordinary lengths they will go to in

achieving their goals. Big companies could

learn a lot about teamwork from this lot.

It is well written, face paced and not with-

out humour. However, by the end of the

yarn much has unravelled, and you dear

reader will be told no more except you

must concentrate, especially on the last few

pages where there are more twists and turns

in the tale than in the tennis game I missed.

Thank you for that review, Barbara - it's

good to hear what books library members

have enjoyed. We welcome reviews of any

of our books - you can drop it in to the li-

brary, or email it to me at

kaiwaka.library@gmail.com

They can be

published anonymously if you wish, but

you must put your name to it in the first

instance so I can contact you if needed.

Reviews are published on our Facebook

page and at Google+, and selected reviews

make it to the Bugle. I'm also looking into

putting a folder of reviews in the library

some time soon.

See you in the library! Wen-

dy Howard, Kaiwaka Library, cnr State High-

way 1 and Kaiwaka Mangawhai Road. PO Box

89, Kaiwaka 0542. Phone 4312 539.

kaiwaka.library@gmail.com

Open Wed-

Sat 10am-2pm, Mon 4-6pm. Membership is

available to all residents in the Kaiwaka area.

LOCAL SERVICES

*St.John Ambulance

111 or Freephone0800 61 0066

*Fire phone 111 *Police phone 111 or 09 4311150

A A: Meets Wed., 8pm Kaiwaka Ph: 4312228, 4315543, 0800229 6757

AL ANON: In recess, contact Ph: 4312228

AGRIQUALITY (MAF) Livestock Consultant

Phone 09 4311 820 or 021518257

BUDGETING SERVICE,OTAMATEA:Free confidential advice &

support - all areas of personal finance Ph: 09 4318173 or 094318117

CAB-

Citizens Advice Bureau.Wellsford Ph: 4237333.

DOG/STOCK /NOISE CONTROL 0800 105 890

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES responding to the needs in our

community Counselling/Family Therapy/Seminars/Youth Work/

Probation/Osteopathy/Govt.Day Agencies/Community Information

Ph: 4312661 Hours: 9am-5pm. Mon - Fri (funded & CYFS approved)

FUNERAL SERVICES: Morris & Morris Ltd,

Whangarei - Bev Jaques Ph:4312367 or 0800667747

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Sarah Rogers Ph: 4312194

HAKARU LANDFILL/Transfer Station:Open everyday except

Tuesday10am-4pm.Ph4312

629 Cost-$55 trailer load up to 1 cubic metre. Ph:4258567 - office

HOMEOPATH: Donna Flavell Ph:

4314843

INLAND REVENUE: Last Friday each month,

11-3pm Ph4312661

KAIPARA DISTRICT COUNCIL www.kaipara.govt.nz:

Help Desk FREEPHONE 0800 727 059

Service Centre Mangawhai 4313161

KAIWAKA KOHANGA REO:

Ph:4312620 Mon.-Fri. 8.30am-2.30pm

KAIWAKA CEMETERY: Ph: 4312045

KAIWAKA LIBRARY: kaiwaka.library@gmail.com

Mon. 4-6pm; Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10am-2pm Ph:4312539

KAIWAKA PLAYCENTRE: Ph: 4312286. Hastie Lane

Monday to Friday 9.00am

12 noon.

KAIWAKA POST OFFICE:

Ph:4312 626 Fax: 4312287

Post Code: 0573 for RD2 and 0542 for all Kaiwaka Post Office mail

KAIWAKA PRIMARY SCHOOL : Ph: 4312309

KAIWAKA SPORTS ASSN: Ph 4312005; 4312129 gym

KAIWAKA ST JOHN: Manager Steve Rosser 09 4318403, 021 2316836

NORTHPOWER: Faults Kaiwaka area 0800 104040

PARENTPORT: Free, practical family support servicePuhoi to Paparoa

Ph: Sharon Mehana, Co-ordinator. 4259357 or 027 280 5093

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COACHING, GROUP FACILITATION:

Sabine Druckler 4312231

PLUNKET KAIWAKA/MANGAWHAI: Ph:

094318187

or 0

276753488

Kaiwaka Mobile Clinic once a month– appointments necessary;

Mangawhai (next Domain)

1st & 3rd Thursday & Coffee Morning;

PLUNKET CAR SEAT CO-ORDINATOR:

Pat Scott Ph 4314530

or 0272881635

PLUNKET FREEPHONE -0800 933 922

PLUNKET -MAUNGATUROTO Clinic every 2nd &

4thThursday. Ph: 09 4318187

PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE: Gloria Reid Ph: 094327634

RETURNED AND SERVICES ASSN 733 Settlement Rd.Hakaru

Ph.4312176 Bill Kerr (President) Ph.4314719

TE KOROWAI AROHA O NGATIWHATUA

(The Cloak of Love of Ngatiwhatua) Support and Maori Consultancy.

Ph: 4239481 (Wellsford)

VETERINARY SERVICE MANGAWHAI:

Ph: 4314535 Mon-Fri 8.30-4.30, Sat 9-12, a/h appt.

WELLSFORD DOCTORS: Ph: 4238 086

WOMEN‘S WELFARE LEAGUE & Reaching Out For Youth:

4 Kaiwaka-Mangawhai Rd, M Morgan 4312293

WHAT’S ON

PLEASE ~ do let me know what is on - email

kaiwakabugle@kaiwaka.co.nz

Advertising in WHAT’S ON is FREE

Mondays: 8-2.30pm Kaiwaka Tramping Group Karen 4312090

Mondays: Rock & Roll Lessons, Wellsford 7.30pm Ph: Berni 4238024

Tuesdays: Rhythm&Riggle 10am Christ the King Church Mangawhai.

KAIWAKA MARKET 2

Sunday of month Kaiwaka Hall 10am–

1.30pm

markets@slingshot.co.nz

09 4318717

*05 Oct ~ Music Feast Kaiwaka War M Hall 7pm Gold coin entry

*08 Oct ~ Pt Curtis Cruising Club Committee Mtg 7pm 3 Furlongs

*09 Oct ~10-3pm

Kaiwaka Spiritual Centre.F/raiser 094312120

*11 Oct ~ DANCE OF LIFE, freestyle dance, 8 pm, Kaiwaka Hall,

09 4312408 / 021 2968794

*13Oct ~ KAIWAKA MARKET Kaiwaka Hall 10am–1..30pm

094318717

*16 Oct ~ OCS AGM, 7.30pm at St John Hall Maungaturoto

*19&26 OCTOBER ~ RENEWABLE ENERGY FUNDAMEN-

TALS, Resonz, 09 4312408 / 021 2231700

See www.kaiwaka.co.nz for upcoming events.

Drink can ‘tear tabs’ - for Starship Hospital-Ph. 4312625

HOUSEHOLD RUBBISH COLLECTION - Kaiwaka Pick up-

Mondays=Green bags are picked up by Northland Waste-queries to

them 09 4303273,Wednesdays=Blue bags and yellow recycling (at

Jaques $3.00 and $1.40) are picked up by Kaurilands 09 4392146.

*OTAMATEA GREY POWER-09 431 8138 Joan Hoggard
*KAIWAKA BADMINTON -Tuesdays 7.30pm Ph: 4312345
*KAIWAKA GARDEN & FLORAL Grp:

2nd Thursday in month Ph: 4314767

*KAIWAKA

CUBS-Thursdays 5.30-7pm, Hakaru Ph:Bruce 4312542

*KAIWAKA SQUASH -Mondays 7pm, Ph: Barbara Thomas 4315905
*GYMNASTICS OTAMATEA - Tuesday Ph: Stephanie 022 3624998

*HAKARU PONY CLUB-

Secretary Julie Rynne 09 4314520

MANGAWHAI COMBINED PROBUS CLUB

: 2pm,3rd Thursday

month in the Senior Citizens Hall Mangawhai. Ph: 4315777

*PT CURTIS CRUISING CLUB - Jean Ph: 4312246
*WAIPU GENEALOGYGROUP -4th Monday in month Ph: 4312725
*NZ GENEALOGY-Wellsford - 1st Thursday in month Ph: 4237033
*CRAFT GROUP

:2nd & 4th Tuesday, 10am, Wellsford Ph 4238547

*RSA,Hakaru & Dist.Women- meet 1.30pm 4th Thurs in month 4312668
*OWEN STEVENS at Kate‘s Place Ph:4312661
*Diabetes Support Group-for Kaiwaka, Mangawhai, Wellsford -10am,

3rd Friday of month Ph:A.Pert 4238242; J.Gardner 4238060

*WELLSFORD CITIZEN ADVICE BUREAU:

0800 367 222

Ph: 4237333 Wellsford Community Centre Email: cab.wells@xtra.co.nz

CHURCHES:

*Gateway Worship Centre-St Mary's Church Nathan Rd off Oneriri Rd, Kaiwaka

Services, 10.30am 1st & 3rd Sunday of every month. Contact: Rev David Gage

4312528 or 0212354282

*Kaiwaka Family Church-Your Community Church Sundays, l0am
Home Group every Wed evening, Pastor John.Dekker Ph: 4318203
*Kaiwaka Services.Anglican & Family Service at St Pauls Church  - 1st Sun. 9.30am
(Anglican),3rd Sun. 9.30am (Family Service).  Contacts: Parish Office 09 4318193,
M.Hargreaves 4312295, C.Bygrave 4312057
*Church of Christ the King, Mangawhai 9.30am every Sunday

*St.Mary‘s Catholic Church:

Maungaturoto – Griffins Road, Saturday evening Vigil

Mass 6pm; Mangawhai – Senior Citizens Hall, Sunday Mass 8:30am; Wellsford –

Matheson Road, Sunday Mass 10:30am; Mid-week Mass times and all enquires to Fr.

Bill Fletcher – phone 423 8170

*Baptist Church: Sun. 10.30am Mangawhai Snr Cit.Hall.Ph:4312339

*Cause Way Church Mangawhai – Sundays 10.15am, Mangawhai Community Recre-

ation Centre, Insley St. Ph: 09 4314782 www.causewaychurch.org.nz

*St.Pauls Archie Bull Hall HIRE $20 half day, $40 full day per hire
Contact G. Jaques 4312048
*Kaiwaka War Memorial Hall HlRE - Phone 4312725 or

Email kaiwaka.hall.bookings@gmail.com

*Hakaru Community Hall HIRE -Ph.  4312256 or 4312110
*Te Pounga Marae queries -A.Gage 4312528, 4312527
*Kaiwaka Sports Association hire/queries- C. Anderson 4312051
Justice of Peace: B.FJaques; L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves  -please phone to
make sure they are available
Marriage Celebrants: L.Donaldson; A.F.Hargreaves;

Next Bugle Deadline Friday 11 October 2013