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Doug Johansen [Kiwi Dundee] & Jan Poole's company Kiwi Dundee Adventures is internationally recognised as one of New Zealand's top guiding companies, offering visitors a variety of deluxe, small group, or private customised tours & walks in The Coromandel Peninsula & New Zealand wide. "We just love what we do! we enjoy sharing our knowledge, love,& passion for nature, & taking visitors to our favouite places in our spectacular country" New Zealand is a paradise of native forests, spectacular mountains & national parks, horticulture & farming, coastal scenery, glowworms, unique culture, & friendly people! We invite you to share a unique & unforgettable experience with Kiwi Dundee Adventures. Learn about our heritage & enjoy the opportunity to feel in touch with nature & the environment." Doug & Jan Kiwi Dundee Adventures cater for an extremely diverse number of visitors from all over the world. We specialise in deluxe soft adventure tours and walks, but always enjoy a challenge of any kind!

Mark T Mitchell has been in practice as a specialist Consulting Geotechnical Engineer for in excess of 30 years. This practice is based in Hamilton and covers primarily the Waikato-Bay of Plenty-Coromandel-King Country areas but with occasional projects arising throughout New Zealand. Clients include City and County Councils, Government organisations, private companies and individuals. Since the establishments of the practice, in excess of 12,000 projects have been undertaken, the greater portion of which originates from on-going relationships with other professionals or companies, or by referrals from individuals in these organisations. Associate company Geocon Soil Testing Ltd was established about 28 years ago as a service company to Mark T Mitchell and to provide a soil testing service that can be engaged directly by other consulting engineering organisations. Geocon Soil Testing Ltd in those circumstances presents bore hole and other test data directly to the engineer-client for their own interpretations. Geocon Soil Testing Ltd operates two hydraulically powered drilling rigs, each capable of drilling to 12-metres depth; one tractor mounted and the other based on a Hilux utility.

Builder, Mangawhai, One Tree Point , Ruakaka, Albany, Orewa, North Shore, Dairy Flat, Waipu, Langs Beach, Brick & Tile Homes, Family, Investment, Retirement, Cost Effective

The Timeball Station in Lyttelton, New Zealand, was one of only five in the world known to be still in working order. This rare piece of maritime history, cared for by the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT) had been fabulously restored. Already damaged by an earthquake centred under Darfield in Canterbury on Saturday 4 September 2010, a large earthquake on Tuesday 22 February caused significant damage to this historic building. On 4 March 2010 the NZHPT announced that the building would be dismantled. While work was underway to dismantle the building, earthquakes on Monday 13 June 2011 caused the collapse of the Timeball Station's tower.

Home and Resthome Visits Last Friday of the month at Darfield Hospital New clinic in Ashburton Phone for times and address.

Darfield Hair Boutique, 66 South Terrace, Darfield, 03 3188 308

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For over 45 years the Drury Lane Dance Studio has provided the best dance experience and tuition from NZAMD and BAL qualified teachers. A long successful history makes Drury Lane one of the most professional dance studios in the Waikato. Tiny Tot Fun Dance, Jazz (both NZAMD and BAL), Tap (both NZAMD and BAL), Ballet , Hip Hop, Contemporary, Adult Fun (Tap & Hiphop), Performance, Musical Theatre, Cheerleading, Zumba, and More....

We are a registered charitable trust aimed at promoting the work of Dunedin comic artists and nurturing our comic and music community. We publish a number of comic anthologies, most notably DUD: The Dunedin Comic Revue which comes with a music compilation featuring Dunedin bands! We are starting to put out work by solo artists and also hold regular events.

The Regent on Broadway is a large theatre in Palmerston North, New Zealand, named so because it is the Regent Theatre on Broadway Avenue. Designed in 1929 by Charles Holingshed of Sydney, the theatre complex was officially opened to the public on 4 July 1930. Its original use was as a cinema / opera house, but, with the decline of the movie over the decades, the Regent closed in 1991. However, the public response was so great, that, in 1993 Palmerston North City Council agreed to contribute the large sum of $10,000,000, followed by a community donation of $1,700,000, and $1,000,000 from New Zealand Lotteries Grant Board. The auditorium has painted panels on the roof, all of which were cleaned-up during the renovations of the 1990s. The staircase leading up to the mezzanine floor is carpeted in the centre, with marble on the sides. The lobby is carpeted, with a special weave being manufactured by Feltex carpets, and exact copy of the linoleum, still lying underneath the carpet. The mezzanine floor has carved kowhaiwhai panels in the ceilling. Regent On Broadway is described as being 'among the top four performing arts centres in New Zealand', alongside Wellington Town Hall, Christchurch Town Hall and Auckland Town Hall. The auditorium itself can seat 1393 people; most of these, located on the ground floor, can be removed for functions such as dinners and ballroom dancing. Adjacent to the auditorium are several small dressing rooms, and larger dressing rooms can be found up a flight of stairs. The complex also boasts a large function room, upstairs from the mezzanine, and a rehearsal studio, which is used for numerous activities, ranging from ballets dancing to stage rehearsals. It is still the only large theatre in the greater Palmerston North area.