Te Awamutu Courier - February 1st, 2007 - Te Awamutu Online

65 Sloane Street, Te Awamutu
Ph (07) 871 7189 Email: c21teawa@xtra.co.nz
AUCTION - "KIRIKAU FARM"
T/A MAKAHIWI LAND CO. 1101.7654HA (2722.4623 ACRES)
• Strong hill country property
situated 33km West of Taumarunui
• 1st time to the market in almost 50
years - this farm has "attitude"
• Wintering 8000su 2006 - docked
4500 lambs stock performance is
ever increasing with plenty to go.
• Got the skill - this has the scope to
expand your horizons!
OPEN DAYS: 804 Kirikau Road, Kirikau
Wednesday 7th, Tuesday 13th & Tuesday 20th February 10am - 2pm
TO BE AUCTIONED: Tuesday 27th February 2007 at 1pm
Taumarunui RSA (upstairs). Auctioneer: Stuart Gudsell
For further information please contact the below marketing agents.
Contact: Stuart Gudsell - A/h: 07 871 4154, 021 951 737
Contact: Bob Wilson - A/h: 07 870 1827, 0274 977 113
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• Full array of farm buildings
including 2 homesteads plus 2
cottages along with an 8 stand
woolshed and implement/workshop
shedding and others.
PLEASE NOTE:
Please bring your own quad bikes or
motorbikes to view the property.
Kihikihi Kihikihi
speedway
Thank you
to all
sponsors
for our
meeting
this Sunday
February
4th
McDonald’s
NORTH ISLAND
STREETSTOCK CHAMPIONSHIP:
Deane Mark Auto Electrical
Singleton & Hansen Plumbing
Traffic Management NZ Ltd
Aussie Spares
White International
Milk & Pump Systems Ltd
Rosetown Auto Wreckers
Blairs Panel Repairs
KING COUNTRY
PRODUCTION SALOONS:
Sincerity Drycleaners Ltd
Nigel Picton Auto Electrical
Ace Lawnmowers Ltd
Farm & Trail Motorcycles
PGG Wrightson
Norwood Farm Machinery Centre
Craig Mechanical Ltd
Waikato Stonecraft
Te Awamutu Radiator Repairs
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Ball’s What Ever again
rule soccer roost
WHAT EVER’S Stacey Smith shoots for goal in Thursday night’s
1-0 win over Young Guns at Marist Park. 0320716AD
GLEN PATCHING weaves his magic for What Ever under pressure
from a Young Guns defender. 0320716BD
The draw for senior touch at
Albert Park on Friday.
Round one, 6pm: The Goose Cees
v Aim and Squirt, f1; Sub Tribe v
Unknowns, f2; Whats Good v Laid
Back, f3; ITM Ballbags v Namibia,
f4; Tribal Youth v McFall Stingers, f5;
Energizers v The Car Dump Company,
f6; Maxs Sharks v Chippies, f7;
Water Bottle v The Tappas, f8; MWA v
Scoob, f9; Sparkies v Katchawhaea,
f10.
Round two, 6.45pm: Brown Pennell
v Touch This, f1; Hustlers v The Red
Powerangers, f2; Sweet As v Livingstone
Speed Demonz, f3; Natural
Selection v Fat Racing, f4; Dirty
Dozen v Just a Laugh, f5; ASB Huge
Ticka v Shadee, f6; Gaeng Keow
Wan Goong v Extreme Green, f7;
Vet Centre v The Blazers, f8; X Men v
G Force, f9 K1 v Chemwash Rowdy
Cowboys, f10.
By Colin Thorsen
Tim Ball’s What Ever team
have won the A grade fi ve-aside
soccer competition for the
second year running.
On fi nals night at Selectrix
Marist Park, What Ever posted
their 15th win from 19 games
beating Young Guns 1-0.
They lost only two games all
season to fi nish on 47 points,
scoring 63 goals and conceding
11.
Barmy Army were the runners-up
on 41 points, with 13
wins, two draws and four loses.
Mic’s Mob fi nished third.
Only one point separated the
top two teams in grades B, C
and D.
That Team took out the B
grade with 33 points, scoring
51 goals and conceding 29 from
10 wins, three draws and six
losses.
Local Heroes claimed the runners-up
spot on goal differential
(13-8) from Hung Like A Horse
after both teams fi nished on 32
points.
Parekaawa won the C grade
with 38 points from 12 wins,
two draws and fi ve losses. They
scored 30 goals and conceded
18.
Phil’s Crew were the runnersup
on 37 points, with Refl ect
third.
The D grade was won by Nice
Buns with 39 points, from CJ’s
on 38, with C Unit third.
Nice Buns recorded 12 wins,
three draws and fi ve losses.
Their goals for and against
record was 61-25.
The Fair Play award went to
This Team from the A grade.
“They won the least amount
of points of any team in the
entire competition but showed
tremendous team spirit all season,”
said tournament organiser
Ken Miezenbeek.
Langman siblings taking to court
Could it be a case of two Langmans better than
one in this year’s Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic
netball team?
For the fi rst time both Laura Langman and her
older sister Jessica will be trialling for the Magic
team at ASB Bank Stadium at the Trust Waikato
Te Awamutu Events Centre this weekend.
Jessica is a midcourt player back from Canterbury,
now working in Hamilton.
Keeping in touch
SUNDAY, FEB 4 TH 2007 AT 1PM
OTHER CLASSES
SALOONS, MINISTOCKS, STOCKCARS, MINISPRINTS
PRICE
$20 - Adults, $5 - Under 15 and Senior
Race Day Information: Ph (07) 871 3333 on race days or visit us on www.kihikihispeedway.co.nz
All four Silver Ferns, Irene Van Dyk, Casey
Williams, Joline Henry and Langman will be trialling,
along with the remaining squad members
and other invited players who attended a training
camp in Rotorua last weekend.
Jessica Langman is one of those invited players.
The two days of trials, on Saturday and Sunday,
10.30 to 1pm, are open to the public.
Small four reign
supreme
Dawn Small skipped Merle Wyllie,
Betty Gibson and Colleen Taplin
to victory in the women’s fours
championship at Pirongia Bowling
Club.
Small’s team retained both their
lives, ousting one-lifers Joan Oates
(s), Raye Baucke, Lois Kendall and
Jessie Young in their fi nal match.
McDONALD’S KIHIKIHI SPEEDWAY
K I H I K I H I D O M A I N
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Sincerity Drycleaners Ltd - King Country Production Saloons
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