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TE KUITI: 223 Rora St
Phone
07 878 1188
OTOROHANGA:
89 Maniapoto St
Phone
07 873 7139
Situations Vacant
Digger/Truck Driver
Must be experienced with farm drainage and general
earthworks. Also hold truck and trailer licence.
Phone Lawrence 027 585 3827 or 07 873 7881.
Relief Milker Wanted
To cover weekends and annual leave.
Must be reliable, trustworthy, have own transport
and licence and be willing to work on public
holidays.
Good rates paid.
Please phone 07 873 6613.
FARM MANAGER
Arapae No 3 Trust – Piopio Station
This 953ha effective property is situated 9km west of
Piopio (King Country). Presently running 11,750 stock
units (sheep, beef and dairy grazers). Mixed contour but
predominantly rolling to easy hill. Two fulltime staff plus
casuals are needed.
Farm is well subdivided and performing above the district
average. Stock quality is strong.
An attractive remuneration package will be negotiated
related to relevant experience.
Piopio has good primary and secondary schooling and
rural support services.
Send CV to: Piopio Station
PO Box 61
Te Kuiti.
Email: debbie@mkf.co.nz
Phone: 07 878 8145 (Debbie)
Applications close 5pm, November 10, 2011.
YOUR NEWS YOUR VIEWS
Pito ki te Paepae Wananga
The health of our Paepae is critical.
You are invited to attend a wananga at
Otorohanga College to discuss the health
of the paepae of the five Otorohanga marae:
Te Hokinga Mai ki Te Nehenehenui,
Te Kotahitanga, Te Keeti, Taarewaanga, Kahotea.
Rangi (Date): Tuesday, November 8
Whakatau/Whakamarama
(Welcome/Details explained): 5pm
Kai (Dinner): 5.30pm
Wananga (Discussion): 6-8pm
HAERE MAI TATOU
Enquiries: Tom Roa 07 838 4649
PEPE – Parenting Education Programme
Sponsored by Plunket so FREE to all participants
YOUR GROWING BABY
– Parenting from six weeks to one year.
A six-week course on nutrition, crying, sleeping,
safety, budgeting, teething, introducing solids,
positive parenting and more.
Te Kuiti Plunket Rooms
starting Friday, October 28 • 12.30-2.30pm
To register your interest please phone
Alison Aldred on 07 878 3168
YOUR CURIOUS PRE-SCHOOLER
– Parenting from two to three years.
A six-week course on the square screen, positive
responses to behaviour, community supports, nutrition,
oral care, supporting early learning and more
Otorohanga Parent Centre
starting Friday, October 28 • 9.30-11.30am
To register your interest please phone
Lisa Pease on 07 873 6484
Work Wanted
EXPERIENCED TRACTOR
driver wants driving job. Ph
Tony 027 434 7393.
RELIEF MILKER Te Kuiti
area. Ph 021 0262 2636 or
07 878 6078.
Situations Vacant
Te Kuiti Hotel
Person required for
wholesale.
Apply to Donna
07 878 8172
Relief Milker
8km east of Te Kuiti.
Weekend and some
week day work.
Experience necessary.
Phone Sam 07 878 7004
in the evening.
SAVE 3
PEOPLE EVERY
THREE MONTHS
Please phone 0800 GIVE BLOOD
(0800 448 325) to arrange an appointment.
Remember to bring your donor card or ID.
0800 GIVEBLOOD
www.nzblood.co.nz
Caves Charitable Trust
Applications are sought for monetary assistance of
funds from organisations or individuals from residents
in the immediate Waitomo Caves district.
For an information pack please send a self-addressed
stamped envelope to:
The Secretary, 869 Te Anga Rd, RD8, Te Kuiti 3988.
Applications close November 30, 2011.
Te Kuiti High School
INTERACTIVE
OPEN DAY 2011
When you enrol at Te Kuiti High School you can
expect:
• to be successful
• have access to many resources that support
your learning
• receive support from your teachers and peers
• to take part in a range of activities.
2012 ENROLMENTS ACCEPTED NOW
Please enquire at the front office.
SENIOR MANAGEMENT & STAFF
will be available again on the evening of the
INTERACTIVE OPEN DAY
from 5.30pm to 7pm to meet with parents
and new enrolments.
2012
SERVICES ACADEMY
TE KUITI HIGH SCHOOL
Do you have the following attributes?
• value education
• a commitment to learning
• able to accept advice
• willing to accept a challenge
• can recognise own strengths
• able to acknowledge own limitations
• a team player
• can work independently
• desire to improve fitness
• a willingness to attend Defence Force
camps
• desire to develop leadership qualities
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The Services Academy aims to support learners
through a disciplined programme. These disciplines
have been adopted from the Defence Forces.
Of the first 16 graduates from the academy, 75%
gained L2 NCEA and 95% are currently in further
education, apprenticeships or the workforce.
If you are a year 12 or 13 student in 2012 and want
to know more about the Services Academy, you are
invited to register your interest with the Principal Mr
Stephens or Mrs Price on 07 878 6292
Email: principal@tkhs.school.nz
rp@tkhs.school.nz
Please be aware the Services Academy is limited to 20
places.
DEMAND FOR BLOOD
IS CURRENTLY HIGH
NZ Blood Service
would love to see you,
so if you or your family
ever need blood,
it’s always there for
YOU.
OTOROHANGA
CLUB
Maniapoto St
Otorohanga
MONDAY, NOV 7
9.30am - 1pm
Waitomo Society of Arts
Fill The Gap Classes
Using your fabric scraps tutored by Anne Garvey
Saturday, Nov 5 • 9.30am-3.30pm • $30
Stained Glass Look with Paint tutored by Rae Constable
Saturday, Nov 12 • 9.30am-12.30pm • $25
Phone Andre 07 878 5158 after 5.30pm to register
Supported by Creative NZ
WDC Notices
Draft Solid Waste (asset) Management
and Minimisation Plan 2011
Incorporating the 2011 Waste Assessment
Formal consultation on Council’s Statement
of Proposal for the draft Solid Waste (asset)
Management and Minimisation Plan (or SWaMMP)
will be carried out over the period from
Thursday 27 October 2011 to Monday 28
November 2011 in accordance with the special
consultative procedure of the Local Government
Act 2002.
Submissions on this draft Plan close at 5.00pm
on Monday 28 November 2011. Submissions may
be submitted to Council in the following manner –
post, hand delivery, facsimile or email. Details for
each of these methods are as follows:
Post: WDC, PO Box 404, TE KUITI 3941
Fax: 07 878 7771,
Email: Consultation@waitomo.govt.nz
Copies of the draft SWaMMP and the associated
Summary of Information, together with Submission
Forms, will be available for viewing by the
general public at the following locations:
www.waitomo.govt.nz
Submissions to the draft SWaMMP will be heard
and deliberated on by Council at a meeting to be
held on 8 December 2011. This meeting will be
is scheduled for a Council meeting to be held on
13 December 2011. This meeting will also be open
to the public.
Review of the Rural Zone Subdivision
Provisions - PUBLIC OPEN DAYS
Waitomo District Council is reviewing (and
requirements of the Operative Waitomo District
Plan for the coastal areas of the district, including
An Issues and Options Paper has been prepared
by Council. The paper has no legal effect in
itself, but is a useful way to generate discussion
related issues.
We would appreciate your feedback regarding:
subdivision related issues.
Open Days are being held at the following
times and locations:
9am-12 noon
Council staff and consultants will be available to
discuss any subdivision related issues or ideas you
may have.
Copies of the Issues and Options Paper and the
Customer Services Team on 0800 932 4357.
Alternatively please visit our website:
www.waitomo.govt.nz/consulting-now
December 9, 2011.
Feedback should be addressed to:
John Moran
Waitomo District Council
PO Box 404, Te Kuiti 3941
Phone 07 878 0800 or
Freephone 0800 932 4357.
Chief Executive
www.waitomo.govt.nz