Professional Documents
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September 2011
Issue 117
Maungaturoto Matters
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M AUNG AT URO T O An appealing place to live, work and visit, which has heart, purpose and prosperity.
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Maungaturoto Matters
Maungaturoto Matters.
Issue 117, September 2011
Maungaturoto Matters is a free monthly publication,
produced by the Realtown Maungaturoto Residents
Association for the Maungaturoto Community.
Editor: David Briggs
Contributions and feedback from members of the
Community are actively encouraged.
Please note, however, that letters to the Editor cannot
be accepted due to space limitations.
Enquiries
Email:
maungaturotomatters@gmail.com
Phone:
09 431 8401
Payments to
By cheque to: Real Town Maungaturoto Residents
Association, P.O. Box 113, Maungaturoto
By credit transfer to: Maungaturoto Matters; a/c no.
06 0365 0008021 00, National Bank, Whangarei
The vision for Maungaturoto
An appealing place to live, work and visit, which
has heart, purpose and prosperity
The goals of the Residents Association
To develop and maintain a sense of unity and
identity for Maungaturoto
To sustain the economic prosperity of the town
To sustain and enhance the local environment
To strengthen and support the well being of
the community
Editors Note
As announced in last months Matters, with
this edition we say goodbye to Liz Clark, our
stalwart editor of the last four years or so. Liz
has wisely decided that its time to take a
break from the monthly routine of chasing copy
and battling with printers, to concentrate on
some of her other interests such as helping
to save the Zion Wildlife Park and working on
a number of other publications (the words
glutton and punishment come to mind). Im
sure youll join me in a hearty vote of thanks
for her efforts over the years, and wish her
well for the future. Thankfully, shell still be
down the road to help offer advice and bail me
out when I get stuck!
As always when a new editor takes over, I
wont be able to resist doing a little tinkering
with the Matters as time goes on. The aim of
this will clearly be to make it better, not worse
so if there are any changes youd like to see,
please let me know either by email
(maungaturotomatters@gmail.com) or by dropping a note in the red box in Tonys.
Residents survey
This edition is also important because it sees
the first results of the Survey, which the Residents Association ran a month or two back.
Further results will be included in the next edition. Youll have seen the word cloud listing
the best things about living in Maungaturoto on
the front cover. Hidden rather more discreetly
in the centre pages is a smaller cloud summarising the things people didnt like. The good
things are clearly what we need to enjoy and
protect. The bad things, however, are no less
important because they are what we need to
work on to improve. One of the key aims of
the Matters will be to drum up support for such
work and to inform everyone of the progress
that we all make.
So, I hope you enjoy reading this edition of the
Maungaturoto Matters as much as youve enjoyed reading previous ones. And with the
aid of the editorial committee and all the eager volunteers involved in compiling, collating
and distributing the Matters I look forward
to producing future editions on your behalf.
Cheers,
David
Maungaturoto Matters
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Contents
Editors note
Community news
Community announcements
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Playcentre news
Maungaturoto Garden Club
The middle section
Submission of articles and adverts
Maungaturoto Residents Survey
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29
Arty Farties
Books of the month
Sport and recreation
Maungaturoto Country Club
Paint It Red Campaign
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31
Otamatea Hawks
Maungaturoto Bowling Club
Rodney/Otamatea Taniwha Cup
International Rally of Whangarei
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37
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Community calendar
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Maungaturoto RSA
LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE TO DINE ON FRIDAY OR SATURDAY NIGHT?
YES, WE ARE OPEN FROM 5PM ONWARDS
We have an extensive range of scrumptious meals to suit all tastes available from 6pm
until 9pm
No Booking Necessary
MEMBERS, VISITORS AND MEMBERS GUESTS WELCOME
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COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Maungaturoto Swimming Club Meeting
Monday 12th Sept at 6pm
Maungaturoto Country Club
MAUNGATUROTO PRIMARY
SCHOOL
PTA FUNDRAISER
playing cards,
enjoying a friendly
chat?
Then join us for a game of 500
Every Wednesday evening
7.30 9.30 pm
at 2 Calla Street, Maungaturoto
Tel. Trevor 09 431 8499
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INVITES YOU
CAR SEAT
RENTAL SCHEMES
TO ATTEND
EVERY TUESDAY
10AM
AT THE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
MAUNGATUROTO
COFFEE/PLAYGROUP
supported by
Maungaturoto Congregational Church
($2 donation per family please)
WEDDINGS
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BOOKINGS:
Phone Wendy 09 431 8669
or visit the website: www.maungihall.co.nz
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HOMEBUILDERS
MAUNGATUROTO/PAPAROA
It is good to see the winter months move on
now, and that we can look forward to more
sunshine and warmth.
During the winter we have made some major
repairs to the Community House. Consequently
we are now a lot more comfortable: thanks
once again to the Brook family.
Today, as in a few days over the past weeks, I
find myself in the Community House on my
own. We really are a bit short of volunteers to
answer the phone and take care of visitors to
the house. If you or anyone you know
would like to contribute a day a week from 9am
to 3pm to your community through this agency,
I would love to hear from you. The tasks are
not onerous and the environment is warm and
friendly. So please dont hesitate to give me a
ring: Denise on 431 9080. Thanks in advance.
Katrina Goodfellow has offered to help raise
funds for the work of Homebuilders Community
Services by finding sponsors to fund her for
running in the Auckland Marathon in October
this year. This is a 40 kilometre run (whew!)
and it is our intention to approach local folk to
join in with this fund-raising by sponsoring
Katrina for her run. We are delighted at
Katrinas offer and will be out and about to help
her find sponsors over the next weeks.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank
the children from the Primary School for their
performance for the Seniors Lunch in July.
Your ability and willingness to come were much
appreciated.
A big thank you also to the Paparoa Community
Church for coming to our aid with a food parcel
at short notice. Your care for this community is
something we appreciate very much.
It is also time to thank Liz for her hard work
over the past four years in producing our great
local paper. Liz, you have always been a delight to work with, and we at Homebuilders are
very grateful to you for so often working with
us when we are running a bit late. Go Girl! We
hope the future holds lots of good things for
you and your girls.
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Recent Calls
WANTED: ALL OLD CELLPHONES. WE ARE COLLECTING ALL OLD CELL PHONES
WORKING OR NOT. THESE ARE BEING COLLECTED FOR THE STARSHIP FOUNDATION
MOBILE PHONE APPEAL
DROP OFF POINT: FERGUS APPLIANCE SPOT OR ANY BRIGADE MEMBER
Firefighter PROFILE
Firefighter PROFILE
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Wanted!
LOCAL MIDWIFE
VICKY MACDONALD
Phone:
Maungaturoto Matters
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Maungaturoto Branch,
P O Box 142,
Maungaturoto 0547
Lest We Forget
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IAN ROSS
CARPET LAYER
PHONE 09 431 6939
MOBILE 027 499 6413
Every Saturday!!!!!
Cost $ 125 - includes coffee and lunch
(Gouda-style cheese)
Half day workshop (no lunch) - $100
(Feta or Camembert style)
You will get:
a certificate,
a piece of cheese,
printed workshop-notes
and a good time.
Duration: 9.00 am to approx. 3.00 pm.
(Half day: 9.00 -12.30)
Bookings essential.
Email: clarijsam@xtra.co.nz or
Phone: Ad Clarijs on
09-4312234 or 021 2154495
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Thanks,
Joan
LINKING HANDS
We all went and bought gloves at Linking
Hands: our steering wheels were freezing. We
hope you all coped with that cold weather and
that now we can look forward to spring.
As you have probably noticed we have a new
department in our office. Its called
Northable. This is a company that works from
Whangarei and has all sorts of things to offer
people with disabilities. Northable has provided
Linking Hands with a new computer that gives
us access to their own information and details.
Skype is also available for use by the public.
Anyone wanting to make contact with their
office can do so from this computer. For those
who dont know about such things, Skype
allows you not only to talk to someone direct,
but also to see them on the screen and be seen
isnt that clever! There is an ad on page 6
about their services, so have a look at it. If you
need information regarding any equipment or
service for a disability and that also means
help for the elderly then come in and have a
look at it.
We also have another surprise for you: a free
community wheelchair! This was given to
us, and is available for anyone in our community that needs it. This includes, for example,
to help with a visiting friend or relative who has
limited mobility. It will be free though if you
wish, of course, a donation is always welcome.
You need to book it with us, telling us the time
it is needed for. We are very excited to be able
to offer you this new to our communities.
Now a reminder about our other services.
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R DICKENS
MAUNGATUROTO
HOUSEHOLD WATER
Road works, water carts
and all general cartage
7 Ton Grader,
8 Ton digger
Phone:
Phone: 09
09 431
4316117
6117
Mobile:
Mobile: 021
021 167
167 1843
1843
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MAUNGATUROTO
FLOORING CO
145 HURNDALL ST
CARPET
VINYL
WOOD FLOORS
CERAMIC FLOORS
FLOOR PREPARATION
TOP QUALITY INSTALLATION
MEASURE & QUOTE
MOBILE SERVICE
Specialising in the quality installation of flooring
products to suit your agenda, whether it be buying, selling or replacing. Please phone me for a
free consultation, in store, or in the comfort of
your own home.
CARPET &
VINYL
LAYING
Trevor Dempsey
Phone/Fax (09) 431-8888
Mobile (027) 283-8039
FLOORSANDING
&
COATING
Serving the Kaipara area
Since 1971
Ph: 0800 4 Floors
TIMBER FLOORS
Supply and Lay
Solid T & G or Quality Veneer
Full control of job from subfloor
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Waipu School
Paparoa School
Maungaturoto School
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PLANNING A NEW
KITCHEN?
CONTACT NOEL McDOWELL
WELLSFORD KITCHENS
Phone/Fax: 094312888
Kaiwaka
ANY TIME
QUALITY CUSTOM MADE
KITCHENS
PERSONAL AND PROMPT
SERVICE
ALL WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED
OVER 20 YRS IN THE TRADE
TC ROOFING AND
CLADDING
MAUNGATUROTO
QUOTES GIVEN FOR:
New roofs or reroofing
Spouting and downpipes
Waterblastingresidential housewash
Also able to clean paths, decks and driveways
OTHER MACHINERY AVAILABLE:
1.8 digger (3 buckets)
Hole boring kit 200, 400, 600 (mm)
Tractor for rotary hoeing, mulching and
spraying
TOM CUMBER
09 431 8562
or
022 607 3848
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WOW For every $500 you spend on Fisher & Paykel Products between
22nd August and 24th October BE IN TO WIN AN F & P `SILVER FERN
REFRIGERATOR worth $899 terms and conditions apply
Spend over $50 in store over our sale period and be into win a
DELONGHI NESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINE valued at $469.99
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ARTICLES
We encourage submission of material for publication in the Maungaturoto Matters. Three
types of contribution are especially welcome:
1. Announcements about forthcoming events
of public interest. These should ideally
provide information on the title/name of
the event; the name(s) of the organisers;
the date/time of the event; the intended
audience (i.e. who should attend); the
location; contact details; entry fees/
charges and deadlines for any entries
(where applicable).
2. Reports of meetings or events including
not only reports from local organisations
but also sports reports, reviews of concerts or plays, and descriptions of social
events. Please make these as interesting
as possible to the readership by: providing
some context to the event (why, where,
when); describing what went on at the
event; highlighting any important decisions or outcomes; avoiding official or
bureaucratic language; providing good
quality photographs where relevant.
3. Articles and creative materials, such as
short stories about local experiences, interesting sightings or happenings, poems,
riddles and pieces of artwork. In general,
these should be no more than 400 words
in length (to fit a single column in the
Matters). Artwork or photographs should
reproduce clearly in black and white.
Adverts
Rates for adverts are shown on page 43.
Adverts should be provided in a form that will
reproduce clearly in black and white at the
desired size. Many require editing to make
them suitable. Advertisers are therefore encourage to provide copy in the form of:
Word documents or
Powerpoint presentations
Where necessary, hard copy materials can be
scanned. These, however, need to be good
quality originals (not photocopies), preferably in
black and white.
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Materials submitted to the Matters should always be
clearly labelled with a unique file/document name
(title of the event, name of advertiserNOT just
Maungoturoto Matters or the month!). Poorly
labelled materials may get lost!
Please also ensure that you provide full contact details including an email address and telephone number.
For adverts, ensure that you clearly specify the required size, start date and end date for the advert,
and planned payment method. A proforma is available for this purpose. Without this information, adverts cannot be accepted.
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Key to graphs
Good
Fair
Not available
Poor
Community facilities
Overall we are satisfied with our
community facilities, which we give
7/10. Sports facilities, the new
walkway, the playground and the
community hall are all seen as being
good. But we are much less satisfied
with cultural and leisure facilities
and the skatepark gets rather poor
rating.
20
60
80
100
Community facilities
Leisure facilities
Cultural facilities
Sporting facilities
Walkway
Community hall
Skatepark
Library
Playground
0
40
20
40
60
80
100
20
40
60
80
100
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This page shows responses relating to questions about what we like least about Maungaturoto,
about local issues, about the Christmas Parade, and the Maungaturoto Residents Association.
What do you least like about
Maungaturoto?
The things we dont like are very
varied: they range from the people to
the soil! Those most often cited (by
about 20% or more of us) are community attitudes, access to medical
services and supermarkets, the
appearance of the town, its isolation
and the availability of leisure
facilities.
Local issues
We are generally happy with the
number of events that are put on
locally for us and our families.
Rubbish is seen as a problem by only
a minority of people. But we are not
at all happy with the appearance of
our streets (especially the high
street) which we think needs to be
improved.
Christmas Parade
The Christmas Parade is a favourite
for many, and gets a good overall
score. Theres quite a range of
opinions, though, about what time of
day it should be just to show that
you cant please everyone all the
time!
Local
issues
Local
events
Events
Rubbish
Appearance
of streets
0
30
30
Negative Positive
60
Don't
know
60
Christmas parade
Good
Poor
Fair
Residents Association
About half of us know about the
Maungaturoto Residents Association,
but only a third know what they do,
or wish to be notified of meetings.
The good news, though, is that almost everyone approves of the vision
they have for the town (see inset at
bottom of page 2).
Approve of vision
Notif y about meetings
Aw are w hat they do
Know about
0
20
40
60
80
Percent of respondents
100
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MAUNGATUROTO PANELBEATERS
HURNDALL STREET
EXCELLENT SERVICE
CONTACT: Terry
Phone Business Hours: (09) 431 8545
After Hours: (09) 431 8547
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WORDPLAY
Answers appear on page 41.
Palindromes
A palindrome is a word that is the same when
written forwards or backwards: for example,
PUP or NOON.
The answer to all the following clues are palindromes:
1. A time of day
2. Flat
3. A device for measuring distance
4. A type of canoe
5. A machine for cultivating the garden
Homonyms
Homonyms are words that are spelt differently,
but sound the same, and have different meanings:
for example: sea and see, or tale and tail.
What are the following pairs of homonyms?
1. A female deer, and a mixture of flour and
liquid used for baking
2. To rule, and a form of precipitation
3. To see, and a location
4. Something that is hunted, and to beseech
a deity
5. Private, and separate
Christian Comment
The world has had a large dollop of bad news
in the last 12 months:
Norwegian massacre
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At Maungaturoto
Auto Centre
Kids!
(and others)
Know any good
riddles,
word games,
trivia questions?
Submit them to the editor and Ill put the
best ones in next months Wordplay!
STEPHEN M JAQUES
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
___________________________________
123 Hurndall Street
Maungaturoto
_________________________________________
Phone: (09) 431 8733
Fax:
(09) 431 8736
Email: s.jaques@xtra.co.nz
Website: www.smjca.co.nz
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U ORT 2 B a
Auditions
50th Anniversary
Keep in touch with the committee for the 50th
celebrations in February 2012. These are to be
held on February 3, 4 and 5, which is over the
Waitangi Weekend.
Please contact Dennise Brownlie and Brian Dent
for up-to-date information.
The Otamatea Repertory Theatre Annual General meeting will be held at the theatre on
Thursday October 20th at 7.30pm.
ORT is continuing to develop and it is essential
that we have an active committee who will take
it to the next level. So come along and show
your support.
The current committee members are:
President: Peter Matheson
Secretary: Fran Gouge
Treasurer: Maura Flower
Brian Dent
Nat Curnow
Peter Flower (VP)
Dennise Brownlie (VP)
Ian Sturt
946
431
431
431
431
431
431
432
9696
2155
6640
8008
2616
6640
7012
1793
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CONCRETE
If its concrete we do it
Full preparation and pour by
experienced local team
ATLAS
QUARRIES, CONCRETE
Atlas Concrete
Your First Call for Concrete
Ph: 0800 888303 Brynderwyn; or 432 5030 - Ruakaka
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Regards Maureen.
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Kaiwaka Hall has been painted red for the tournament and will be open daily from 8am to 6pm.
Margaret Powell
Maura Flower
Scott Parker
Heather Lupton
Kevin Robinson
4318 396
4316 640
4315 479
4318 565
4318 280
SQUASH
Tracy James
4318 688
Kenny Finlayson
4318 599
TOUCH RUGBY Rhonda Slimo
4318 564
O.H.S
Deborah Cornhill-Davis
EQUESTRIAN Sue Bragg
4319 025
The Country Club - left hand side, Bickerstaffe Rd, before the high
school - is open from 6pm - Thursday and Friday.
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Pipiwai 0
Bring on 2012!
TK
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Anything Considered
Phone 09 431 2266
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Prize giving
We have just had our prize giving. It was a
pleasure and privilege to have a vey special
lady, Mrs Connie McMurchy, to present the
prizes. Connie has been a life member of the
club for 32 years; she was also Past President
of our club and Past President of Northland Ladies in 1974/85. She has been a coach since
the 1980s of Maungaturoto and of Whangarei
Ladies Bowling Club, now Kensington, until 10
years ago. She won her first title, The First
Year Singles, in 1969/70; in fact I dont think
there is a trophy in our club that does not have
Connies name on it. We owe such a lot to very
special people like Connie who give so much of
their time to make a club work. Thanks Connie
and happy bowling.
Congratulations to all the prize winners.
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SUBDIVISIONS
FARM SURVEYS
TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS
LOCATING LOST BOUNDARY PEGS
ALAN SWINDLEHURST
Livestock Agent for
Elders
Brian Shaw
Fencing Contractor
New fencing
Repair work
Post driving
Yard work
Farm work
NORTHLAND SPRAYING
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Run/Walk Series
Time is running out to enter the Carters
Whangarei Run/Walk Festival on Sunday 11
September. There are options available for the
whole family this year, with a new Kids Dash:
2km for 5 7years, and 4km for 8 10 years.
Other options include a 9.4km run or walk, a
Half Marathon and Marathon!
There are also lots of cool prizes to be won, so
dont miss out. You can check out more details
and entry here: www.runwalkseries.co.nz
GYMSPORTS
Gymnastics Otamatea
Where: Kaiwaka Sports Association
Cost: Free
SPARC Sport
Volunteer Awards
Thanks to those who nominated their volunteers for all the hard work they do for their
sport in the community. The Kaipara Sports
Awards are coming up on Friday 4 November,
at the Maungaturoto Country Club. More details will be sent to Clubs, or feel to contact
Renee to make sure your Club gets a nomination form
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COMMUNITY DIRECTORY
CHURCHES
ESSENTIAL NUMBERS
FIRE / POLICE / AMBULANCE
Medical Centre
DIAL 111
09 431 8576
After Hours
Health Line
09 431 8129
Dee Millen
Sue Plunket
Maungaturoto Pharmacy
09 431 8045
Veterinary Centre
09 431 8318
Homebuilders
09 431 9080
09 431 8969
09 431 8227
Plunket Society
09 431 8187
09 431 8193
09 431 8499
(Peter Jackson)
09 423 8086
0800 611 116
Anglican Church
NZ Post
09 431 8315
Arataki Ministries Mental Health Outreach
09 431 9091
09 431 8055
SERVICE CLUBS AND INTEREST GROUPS
09 431 2226
Congregational Church
09 431 8172
Presbyterian Church
09 431 7106
EDUCATION
Maungaturoto Playcentre
09 431 8517
09 431 8106
09 431 8487
09 431 8230
09 431 7089
COMMUNITY FACILITIES
Maungaturoto Centennial Hall
09 431 8669
Maungaturoto Library
09 431 8811
09 431 8028
09 431 8696
Otamatea Marae
09 431 8337
09 431 8806
09 431 8388
09 431 2059
09 431 9025
09 431 8530
09 431 8388
Indoor Bowls
09 431 8055
09 431 6373
09 431 8148
Garden Club
09 431 9101
09 431 8599
Art Group
09 431 8044
09 431 8280
Craft Group
09 431 8578
09 431 8585
09 431 9090
09 431 2051
09 431 6640
09 431 8427
09 431 8547
09 431 8326
Rotary Club
If you are a community group, club or service and would like to be included in the Community Directory, or need
your details to be changed, please email or call the Maungaturoto Matters editor.
ADVERTISING
(including amendments to ads)
15th SEPTEMBER 2011
CLASSIFIEDS
10 Swedish Silver Ducks for sale: $10 each.
1 light trailer, suitable for quad bike: $200. Phone
4318133.
ARTICLES
20th SEPTEMBER 2011
Email:maungaturotomatters@gmail.com
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List of advertisers
ADVERTISING RATES
Size
Full page
Half page
Quarter page
Eighth page
Per issue
$60
$35
$20
$12
Advertiser
Classification
ArborCare
Battensby Bros
Bran Shaw Fencing Contractors
Elders Livestock
Frans Jensen
K&N Mowing and Maintenance
Northland Spraying
Phil Keen Contractors
Ridge Fencing
Maungaturoto AutoPainters
Unnamed
Welding and Repair Work
Avon
Bream Bay Concrete and Drilling
DK Marshall Building Ltd
HSB Builders
Huband Contractors Ltd
Instant Roofing
K & M Hoyle
K & R van Pelt
Landcare Services
Mike Moyle Builders
N Clarke Earthmoving
Ross Latto
Russell Graae
TC Roofing and Cladding
Underwood Contractors
Unnamed
Wellsford Kitchens
Bean and Gone
Cruiser Bar and Grill
Kaiwaka Cheese
Community Trust
Jenny's Rural Cleaning Services
AB Electrical and Industrial
ES Electrical Services
The Cable Guy
Central Northland Design
Topnotch Laser Engraving Ltd
Intimo
Affordable Accounting Ltd
Stephen M Jaques
Warkworth/Wellsford Budget Service
Floorsanding & Coating
Ian Ross
Kauri Coast Floorsanders
Maungaturoto Flooring Co
Timber Floors
Trevor Dempsey
North Glass
The Glass Guy
Vicky McDonald
Waipu Medical Centre
Maungaturoto Auto Centre
Appliance Spot
Ken Urquhart
Atlas Concrete
Kaipara Painters Decorators
Kaipara Plumbing
Lovell Property Consultants
Unnamed
Brooks Motors
Bream Bay Pumps
Glenmohr Water Care
R Dickens
Paparoa Tai Chi
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Agricultural/garden services
Auto services
Auto services
Auto services
Beauty products and services
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Building and landwork
Catering and food
Catering and food
Catering and food
Community services
Domestic services
Electrical services
Electrical services
Electrical services
Engineering
Engravers
Fashion
Financial services
Financial services
Financial services
Flooring services
Flooring services
Flooring services
Flooring services
Flooring services
Flooring services
Glaziers
Glaziers
Health and social care
Health and social care
Hire services
Household appliances
Land survey
Mineral supplies
Painting and decorating
Plumbing
Real estate
Real estate
Transport
Water supplies
Water supplies
Water supplies
Wellbeing
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Event not listed? Visit www.realtownmaungaturoto.co.nz and click on Whats On and add
your event; or call 09 4318462
8.30 am 3.30 pm
Mobile Ear Clinic
(outside Real Estates
building)
5.30 pm 7.30 pm
Maungaturoto Primary
School BOT meeting
7.30 pm 9.30 pm
Primary School PTA
meeting
Otamatea
Gymnastics AGM (KSA)
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