THE NEWS, THURSDAY APRIL 17, 2008 - PAGE 7

CLASSIFIEDS
Adventureland News ENTERTAINMENT LOST & FOUND
LOST: Stihl concrete saw,

ROCK
Visitor inquiries for last week are as follows:-  Apr 23rd: Kickboxing for all! 6-7.30pm Ph 789
Friday night 4 - 6pm… last seen in the vicinity of Movie screenings subject to
North Beach, Westport. Pls change without prior warning
Local People 117 6190 ph 03 768 6869.
New Zealanders 293  Apr 23rd: T Ball & Softball is finished for this sea- TONIGHT 8PM
Australians
Americans/Canadian
81
61
son. Resumes in Sept.
 Apr 23rd: Westport Wool Crafters 10.30am @ Club
Friday 6 - 8pm
Happy Hour
the Boss Gasthof 2 FOX TO LET
British 103 Buller Ph 789 7968.
Europeans 201  Apr 24th: Kickboxing and Karate: Children 6-7pm Bands now at
A chance to get your beers free! Yes, shop is still open
Asian
Other
20
27
& Adults 7-8.30pm. Private lessons available Ph
Dave Rogan 789 6190.
till the end of this Barrytown Hall PORT STORAGE
Phone/Mail enquiries 135  Apr 24th: Youth Drama Classes in recess until 8th
Take a wander out our way, month... more info New storage units
Total 1038 May enjoy country hospitality and under 789 6501 Sell off those
available to rent,
(2007-1331)  Apr 24th: Buller Arthritis Social Group 1.30pm Club $30 per week.
COMING EVENTS: Buller Library ph 789 8628 or 789 7866 relax in our beer garden. PIZZERIA, BAR unwanted items Phone
 Apr 19th: Clock tower market 9am- Noon contact
Jan Ph:789 8860
 Apr 24th: Westport Union Church market 9-11am,
ST R TAVERN RESTAURANT in the “NEWS” 021 1164 319.
free morning tea. ph 789 7675
 Apr 19th: Toy Library open 48 Cobden Street 10am  Apr 24th: Toy Library open 48 Cobden Street 11am R16 Certificate
CAPE FOULWIND
- 12pm - 1pm “The Cape’s the caper” SITS VACANT
 Apr 19th: Farmers Market, Carnegie Library Car
Park 11-2pm.
 Apr 24th: Kyokushin Karate beginners 7 - 7.30pm,
seniors 7.30 - 8.30pm
PERSONAL
Farm Manager
NISTON DOG
 Apr 19th Car Wash 10.30am Car Park Commu-  Apr 25th: Fun to Move for preschoolers in recess SOPHIA Thai - slim, tall,

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nity Hall $5 per car $10 per 4 wheel drive or bigger. until after the school holidays Required sexy, friendly. Also good
Proceeds to the Buller High School Australia Trip COMING UP massage. In Westport
 Apr 21st: Cancer Society Community Liaison @ 250 cows, 20 aside Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
 26 April: Free Seminar from Housing NZ on the
Buller Reap 9am herringbone shed, 021 0223 5993.
benefits and risks of owning your own home
 Apr 21st: Care and Craft @ Club Buller 10am excellent facilities.
9.00am REAP conference room “Treat yourself - take the drive and enjoy
ph:789 7946  27 April: Cape Fear Entries @ Westport Schools, a traditional country pub”
10km to Westport, school REAL ESTATE
 Apr 21st: Oasis Playgroup is in recess for the Westport Police Station, Solid Energy Westport of- Playing Saturday night bus at gate. Contact
Warren and Louise HOUSE for sale: 3bdrm,
school holidays. Resumes 5/6th May ph 789 fice, online @ www.bolt.org.nz.
8607 Berry 03 789 5551. garage, private fenced sec-
 27 April: Kawatiri Badminton Club 11am - 1pm tion. Phone 03 762 7256.
 Apr 22nd: Kyokushin Karate: Children 6-7pm & Buller High School Gym Adults $3 Students $2

seniors 7-8.30pm Ph 0211239818 or 789 6190
 Apr 22nd: Kids and Coffee St Johns Church 10am-
12noon ph:789 8607
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 3-4 May: Buller country music awards
 24 May: Holcim 50th Anniversdary Parade
 31 may - 2 June: Buller All Ford day
FOR SALE

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 Apr 23rd: Westport Puna playgroup, in recess until THIS WEEK’S ADVENTURE
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 Apr 23rd: Housie 7.30pm Phelan Hall
With the beginning of the school holidays, it’s a perfect
time for 10-18 year olds to get in some training for the
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 Apr 23rd: Toy Library open 11am-1pm at 48 Cob- Cape Fear challenge. Two people in a team, to tackle 10PM START - NO COVER CHARGE assorted colours �����������������

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den St cross country running, mountain biking, abseiling, and SPIT FOR HIRE for just $3.99 �������������������
 Apr 23rd: Westport Social Bridge - go along & a little caving. Sounds great! We would like to apologise for any Tuesday: 1-2pm ���������������
learn how to play @ Club Buller 7-9pm. Ph 789 Lyn Taylor noise coming from the Denniston Dog Friday: 5pm to 7pm $2.50 12oz beers only at... ���������������
5384. I-Site Manager Saturday night. If you have any complaints, Saturday: 6-7pm $6 bottles & $7 jugs
Candlelight at the Cape Produce Produce

Community Grapevine
please phone Karen or Heather on 789 5030 Fri to Sun - Takeaways & Meals 5.30-8.30pm
CLOSED MONDAY’S Supplies Supplies
and we will try our best to help you.
Plenty of choice from
nibbles to a full menu! Avocado Locally made
WESTPORT CANCER SOCIETY - Community
Liaison contact Christine at Buller REAP 789 7659 for
the first time? Housing New Zealand is offering free
seminars throughout New Zealand to help people PINES TAVERN Steak meals - $22 are real NZ rimu
towel rails
information. make one of the most important decisions they will
in association value at
TUUHONOHONO AA IWI – and Whanau from
Christchurch are holding a Wananga, learn the
ever have to make. The first course in Westport will
be held as follows: 9.00am Saturday 26th April Buller with the RAILWAY TAVERN Westwood Gallery
208 Palmerston St
St r Light
History of Kowhaiwhai panels as well as creating REAP , 111 Palmerston ST. for further information “Wind down at Waimang - great company, good beer!
them. Open to Men, Women, Girls & Boys (Under 9yr contact Ray Curnow 789 5019.
olds must be accompanied by a Parent). Marae style KARAMEA COMMUNITY CALENDAR 2008 – Sat
Dirty Mary’s 7
$ 80
1.5 pre packed
r Coffee
accommodation. When 21st – 24th April, Waimangaroa 19th 10.30 Library. 3pm Golf. Mass 5pm. Sun 20th
Hall, Pohiri 5pm Monday 21st April. Poroporoake 10am 11.00am Holy Trinity, Sunday School 9.45am, RSA carrots and
This “NEWS” onions are great

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24th April (Hangi provided at a cost of $5 per plate). Golf & Bowls @ 12. Mon 21st Chronicle out. Tues
Cost $30 per person or $50 per Whanau (numbers are 22nd 1.30pm Craft Group Last Resort. Wed 23rd present value from...
week’s ADVERTISERS

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limited to 40 people). For Registrations Keri 789 9006, Library 2.30 -3.30pm . Info Centre 7826 652 Produce
Sylvia 789 9755, Buller REAP 789 7659. The Community Grapevine is a free weekly service
BULLER ADULT READING - training begins April 11th provided by the Westport News and Buller REAP. If
deal $450 can just sit Supplies
Yes only
12th 13th for a tutor training programme in Westport. your Community Group or club wishes to promote back and relax
This qualification is a level 5 National Cert in Adult its activities in Grapevine, PLEASE SUBMIT A Friday 25 April 8pm start - No door charge $1.49 a bag
Literacy Tuition. Please contact Jeanette on 789 6681 WRITTEN NOTICE WITH CONTACT NAME AND Courtesy coach Ph 789 9872
at Buller Adult Reading for more information. PHONE NUMBER to Buller REAP by 11.00am on Shooters ......... $6
OSCAR – Club KOAS raffle results. Term one no. 196
Rhiannon Evans.
the Wednesday before Thursday/Friday publication.
Notices will only run for up to 2 weeks prior to an event/
- FAIRDOWN
$4 Singles............. $3 PUBLIC NOTICES
BULLER CAMERA CLUB –is holding it’s monthly activity – we are unable to provide continual adverts. PINTS Doubles ........... $6
meeting on 24th April at 7.30pm @ Buller REAP.
Viewing last month photo competition, activity to b e
You can also email your written notice to Buller REAP
on: office_bullerreap@ts.co.nz. Inclusion of notices Happy Hour Spirits ������������� Friends of the Hill
AGM
advised.
BENEFITS AND RISKS OF HOME OWNERSHIP
will be at the discretion of the Westport News.
GRAPEVINE IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT: http://www. 10pm - midnight - Friday & Saturday �������� Monday 21 April
1.15pm.
EXPLAINED - are you thinking of buying a home for westcoast.org.nz/community/grapevine.html
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Kawatiri Maori
Womens
Welfare League

Memorial Library
AGM
Buller Refrigeration 28th April, 6.30pm.
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We have four new bestsellers out this week, which can be
borrowed straightaway. We do not take reserves for these which
means they should be more readily available. Bestsellers
cost $2 to borrow and you have them for two weeks.
LESSONS IN HEARTBREAK: CATHY KELLY
The passionate new novel from the no. 1 bestselling
author of Always and Forever and Past Secrets. Izzie
Silver left the small Irish town of Tamarin behind her
of the Wolves, Genghis Khan, is given the full acco-
lade of the overall leader and their oaths. Now he can
begin to meld all the previously warring people into
one army, one nation. But the task Genghis has set
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for life in New York. She’s big, beautiful, and dreams himself and them is formidable. He is determined to ����������������������������������������

of her own model agency for plus- sized women (what
her grandmother would call healthy). Life is good - but
she’s just broken one of her cardinal rules and fallen
for a married man. On the other side of the ocean,
Izzie’s aunt Anneliese discovers the pain of infidelity
for herself. Her husband Edward has been having
an affair with her best friend, Nell. Devastated and
angry, Anneliese is facing the realisation that she is
now alone. When Lily, the matriarch of the family is
taken ill, the family must put their own problems aside.
Izzie, intrigued by her grandmother’s past begins to
discover things she never knew about wise, calm Lily.
Annaliese feels despair build as Lily, the one person
who could have helped her, starts to slip away.
SONGBIRD: JOSEPHINE COX
A mesmerizing new bestseller from Josephine Cox
–the country’s favourite storyteller. In 1996, in the riv-
erside town of Bedford, four students are living next
door to a reclusive old woman. She never opens the
door to anyone and rarely ventures out in the daytime.
But she watches them from behind the curtains. One
evening, while the students are listening to orchestral
music, the haunting voice of a woman can be heard
singing. When the music stops, the voice continues
to enthral them. One of the students, Betty, is sure it
is coming from their neighbour, although the others
think it impossible. They have no way of knowing that
the woman next door holds a dark and dangerous se-
cret, one that she has carried with her for over twenty
years… In 1976, Madeleine is young and vibrant,
singing in a club and in love. But murder lies ahead
- murder that will force her to vanish and live looking
over her shoulder. She must make a devastating sac-
rifice to protect those she loves, and finds herself in
isolation, having deserted everything she cares for.
LORDS OF THE BOW: CONN IGGULDEN
The gathering of the tribes of the Mongols has been
a long time in coming but finally, triumphantly, Temujin
we have to do...
travel to the land of the long-time enemy, the Chin and �������������������������������������
attack them there. The distances and terrain-the wide
deserts, the impenetrable mountains-make it a diffi-
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of movement, but the greatest problem is that of the
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complex fortifications, a way of fighting wars of a set-
tled urban population which the nomadic Mongolians ���������� �����������������������
had never come across. Finding ways to tackle that � ��������
and keeping his tribes together in a strange environ-
ment presents another new and exciting challenge
for Genghis Khan. Not only must Genghis succeed in We get no enjoyment from reporting human misery, ���������������������������
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this incredible campaign, but he must also reconcile
the restless factions among his own generals, medi- from having to run so-called negative news.
ate between his ambitious brothers and cope with his
own reactions to his growing sons. The young warrior
has become a notable and victorious military com-
mander of thousands: he must now learn to become But then we have a duty to give you ALL the news,
a great leader of peoples of many different races and
the good and the bad, triumphs and tribulations...
religions.
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In DELUGE the selkie twins, Ronan and Murel, leave and let you decide what you want to read.
Petaybee on a mission to help rescue their friend can sit back and relax
Marmie, who has been falsely arrested on the orders
of a corrupt Colonel. However, the Colonel has more
power in the Company than they realized and they
end up being imprisoned themselves and taken to the
Gwinnet Incarceration Colony. There they have to try
to evade the clutches of their old adversary Dr Mabu,
an unscrupulous scientist who wants to study their
unusual shape-changing ability, and doesn’t care how
much pain her experiments cause them. Meanwhile,
the powerful and avaricious Company is making an-
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its resources, and the twins parents, Yana and Sean,
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