In this Weeks Issue:

• Email Tree / Noticeboard New
• For all women everywhere
• Nathan Mikaere Wallis
• Celebrate Castlepoint's Rich Agricultural Heritage
• Golden Shears 2012 EVENTS
• Souled Owt
• The Incredible Years - Parenting Course
• Alzheimers Wairarapa Volunteers Required
• Scouting Rimutaka
• G$ Market
• Italian Day
• Pointon Collection of Cars and Costume
• Art on the Move
• Literacy Wairarapa - Courses Term 1
• Business or Lifestyle Courses
• Consumer Representatives for Wairarapa DHB
• Arthritis New Zealand Exercise Classes February 2012
• UCOL Last chance to enroll for semester 1
• WOOPS - Wairarapa Organisation for the Older Persons
• Free Seminars and Workshops
• Elder Abuse & Neglect Prevention
• Ready Set Push!
• YMCA Wahine Ora Aqua Aerobics
• Nathan Mikaere-Wallis
• Children's Day Event
• Sophie's Story - What WE Missed
• rawing for Absolute Beginners">Drawing for Absolute Beginners
• Motorcycle Training
• Aaminah Troupe
• Wairarapa Careers
• What's on in the Wairarapa
• Contact Details for Email Tree & Deadline
• Written Summary for Downloading

Please send ALL correspondence for the email tree/noticeboard to:
emailtree@waireap.org.nz

If you are new to the email tree and would like to receive the weekly email, please email me on the above address and I will add you to the group.

Remember please...
The deadline for the email tree is before 5pm on a Tuesday.
Material will be run for no longer than three weeks, to continue running your notice you will need to resend it.

Please also make sure that it is sent through as a basic Word document, free of formatting and graphics.

We are running a 1-day women's programme at Hau Ariki Marae, Martinborough THIS Saturday 25th February 9-3.30 (unfortunately no Women's 'Weekend' but a day programme).

'Painting with Pastels' with local artist Tania Williams will be running all day and 'Make Mine a Mexican' for lunch.

Cost is just $10 for the day!

Please call us at REAP on 377 1379 to reserve a place.

Wairarapa REAP and the Wairarapa Early Childhood Network are proud to announce that Nathan is returning to the Wairarapa in March 2012

Nathan is a lecturer in language and communication, risk and resilience, human development and brain development at the Christchurch College of Education.

He believes that, “The first three years form the foundation of a child’s development”

At each event Nathan will present in everyday language how a child’s development is shaped in these early years and how you can contribute and nurture this development in a practical and positive way.

Parents, grandparents, whanau, early childhood teachers, new entrant teachers and professionals are all invited to attend. The information and topics provided will be useful for all.

Nathan will be speaking on the following dates.

Wednesday 7th March 9.30-11.00, Anglican Church Hall, Albert St, Pahiatua – open to all

Wednesday 7th March, 7.00-9.00pm, Kuranui College, East St, Greytown – open to all

Thursday 8th March, 10.00-12.00pm, PAFT hosted at YMCA – open to all

Thursday 8th March, 4.00-6.00pm, Rangitumau Room, REAP House, Masterton – open to all – focus more on youth and teenage brain

Thursday 8th March, 7.00-9.00pm, Dads Evening, The Spot, Queen Street, Masterton – open to all Dad’s and Grandad’s

Friday 9th March, 9.00-3.00pm, Turley Lounge, Cossie Club, Masterton – all early childhood staff, school teachers and professionals.

Contact Tracy Graham on 06 377 1379 / tracy.graham@waireap.org.nz for bookings or for further information.

THIS Sunday 26th February

The rugged and isolated coastal community of Castlepoint will welcome the world to the Wairarapa as part of the festivities celebrating the 2012 World Shearing Championships, being held in Masterton.

On Sunday, February 26th, a series of special events have been planned to celebrate the area’s rich agricultural and maritime history including rare opportunities to drive through the iconic Castlepoint Station, go inside the 99-year-old Castlepoint Lighthouse, and see a bullock team working.

Visitors are encouraged to step back in time and come dressed as they would have done 100 years ago and children are asked to bring their Teddy Bear to learn how to 'pretend shear' them.

CLICK HERE to download all information

Where is the Best Lamb Dish in the Wairarapa?: of all the restaurants in Wairarapa, which one has the best lamb dish? Send your text vote to Classic Hits 4487 and be in to win a butchered side of lamb for your freezer.

A Sheep's Trail: a rustic ramble for the kids between the three big sheds - Shearing, Wool & Art. See the green spaces along QE Park. Wed 29 Feb - Sat 3 Mar.

Unfleeced: a flock in 2D: view multi-coloured sheep adorned, decorated and painted by creative Kiwis; featuring local and national artists. Among the flock is the 'Go Ewe All Blacks' ram autographed by Sir Graham Henry, an autographed sheep by the Black Caps, and the ever-glamourous ewe named Trelise Cooper, dressed by the iconic designer's store. Look for their pens in the green spaces along QE Park and the Aratoi courtyard. Wed 29 Feb - Sat 3 Mar. All sheep for sale by silent auction, during exhibition period. Bidding sheets at Aratoi.

Grassroots Market: A quality craft, art and food market produced by local artisans. Abbie McCall of the popular New Rags Market has collaborated with the best - come find olive oils, pottery, clothing and more. Come and listen to some woolly yarns spun by favourite storyteller, Gaye Sutton. Aratoi, Sat 3 Mar at 10am - 3pm.

Shear Wairarapa: Photographer Geoff Walker surveys life in and around Wairarapa woodsheds through the camera lens. Aratoi, opens Fri 24 Feb.

Biggest Hoedown Throwdown: Pop it, Lock it, Polka-dot it…that's how we roll. Join the crowd to set the first ever - unofficial yet fun- World Record for the biggest Hoedown Throwdown. Register at Toi Wairarapa on Facebook and get the moves from there too. Masterton venue tbc. Sat 3 Mar at 1pm.

Contact: Mena Antonio at Toi Wairarapa - Arts, culture & heritage Trust.Phone 06 377 1379 or mena@toiwairarpa.co.nz. Visit us on Facebook.

Soulway Church runs an awesome after school club called Souled Owt
Souled Owt is a '1 hour power packed programme’ full of fun, food and friendship with a 5 minute teaching on positive biblical based values.

Ages: 5 and upwards
Day: Every Tuesday afternoon (Unless raining - then kids know not to come) and Souled Owt will be postponed to the following week.
Time: 4pm-5pm
Venue: Margaret Street Park in Margaret Street
Cost: FREE
Co-ordinators: Kristal Edmonds-Crombie & Maria Bourne
Contact number: Maria 027 3311034 ‬ ‬

A short bio on the Co-ordinators:
Kristal Edmonds Crombie (Early Child Hood Cert) & Maria Bourne (Qualitfied Teacher and specialist in Te Reo Maori).

Programme for Parents of Children aged 2 – 7

Are you looking for a Parenting Programme that is proven to change behaviour?

The Incredible Families Charitable Trust together with Whaiora is running the Incredible Years Parenting Programme in Carterton beginning February 2012. Details are:

Carterton: Thursdays, starts 23 February, 9.30 – 12 noon.

Course Duration: 14 weekly sessions, excluding school holidays.

Cost: Free. This course is funded by the Ministry of Education.

Content: Play, Praise and Rewards, Effective Limit Setting, Handling Misbehaviour

For more information or an enrolment form contact Jane Mountier, Incredible Families Charitable Trust, text or phone 027 474 5075, email jane.mountier@gmail.com or visit www.incrediblefamilies.com OR Mandy Townsend, Whaiora, ph (06)370 0818

DO YOU HAVE A SPARE FIVE HOURS ONCE A MONTH TO HELP YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY?

Alzheimers Wairarapa has a wonderful Day Care Centre running on a Tuesday and Friday of each week. This gives our unique clients a fun day out where they participate in activities such as bowls, bingo, singing, outings etc. It also gives their carers a wee break. It runs from 10:00am till 3:00pm.

On these days there is the support of other volunteers and a trained Diversional Therapist. Your help is required to serve morning and afternoon tea, as well as serving lunch. (You also get a hot meal for lunch, and the morning and afternoon tea).

We require some more volunteers whom we can roster for one day each month – (which ever is convenient – either a Tuesday or a Friday).

It is a very rewarding day – helping our clients who are all lovely people and self-sufficient.

If you think you could assist once a month please contact Cherie at the Alzheimers Office – 377 0066.

Scouting Rimutaka is alive and well and operating Scout groups in Masterton (Te Runga and Lansdowne) , Carterton and Greytown, as well as 4 more groups in Upper Hutt

The Kea Clubs have children (boys and girls at all ages) in School years 1-3 (aged from 5 ½ to 7 ½ ), and usually meet for an hour in the late afternoon

The Cub Packs are for children in School years 3-6, (aged 7 ½ to approx. 10 ½ ) and meet for an hour and a half in an evening

Scout Troops are for school years 6 – 10 (10 ½ to approx. 14 ½ ) and meet for 2 hours of an evening

We are just in the process of starting a Venturer Unit for the older youth based in Greytown.

Enquiries are welcome for places in the groups and we are recruiting adult supporters in the form of leaders and committee roles. Without adults we cant offer the amazing experiences we do. Training and uniforms provided free for adults and most groups have a substantial discount for leader’s children – an added incentive to spend great time with yours and others children.

Mudslide Day and our Zone Camp are the first major activities of the year on 17th – 19th February out at Gladstone

Phone Gwyn on 06 377 1076 or phone / text 027 684 5350, or 0800 SCOUTS
Email gwyn.fraser@nzca.ac.nz

For further information re specific times take a look at our website http://rimutakazone.scouting.org.nz/
The national website http://www.scouts.org.nz/ also has plenty of information on Scouting as well

Gwyn Fraser
Co Zone Leader
Scouting Rimutaka

Saturday 25 Feb between 9:30 and 12:30
St James' Church Hall Masterton
A wide range of goods will be on sale including plants and produce, jams and preserves, crafts and jewelry, pre-loved items and knitwear as well as hot and cold food.
Everyone welcome
To book a stall or to find out more details, please ring Keith Sawyer on 06 3770717

26th February 2012
10am – 5pm Sunday
Richmond Garden, 40 Wakelin Street, Carterton

All things Italian food, wine & music plus much more.

Tickets available at all Wairarapa Information Centres

Gate sales on the day

Adults $10.00
Children under 14 $5.00
Contact 06 379 8119

Now on show at the Pointon Collection of Cars & Costume:
“Putting on the Ritz” – original Art Deco style clothes from the 1920’s, 30’s & 40’s
10am – 4pm daily until 29th of April 2012 at 68 McKinstry Road, Te Ore Ore, Masterton.
Phone Gaye on 06 378 6710 for more information.

Every two years the New Zealand International Arts Festival takes national and international artists out of the city and into the Greater Wellington region. It’s your chance to catch some fantastic Festival events where you are. Here’s who is coming your way.

National treasures The Topp Twins have performed around the world as an original country music and comedy duo for more than 25 years. Armed with guitar, mouth-harp and spoons, they deliver original songs, audience participation and comedy in a fast-paced and hilarious entertainment experience.

Watch a video here: http://festival.co.nz/festival-club/the-topp-twins/
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WHERE Masterton Town Hall
WHEN 27 February 7.30pm
TICKETS GA $44
BOOK NOW AT TICKETEK
Details at festival.co.nz

NEW ZEALAND’S EMERGING WRITERS

Three of the country’s most exciting new voices read from their work and discuss their writing journey. Eleanor Catton’s first novel The Rehearsal was published in more than 10 languages, Craig Cliff won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize Best First Book Award for A Man Melting and in 2011 Hamish Clayton’s remarkable first novel Wulf met with high critical acclaim.

WHERE Aratoi, Masterton
WHEN 12 March 12.30pm
TICKETS GA $15
BOOK NOW AT TICKETEK - Details at festival.co.nz

PRIVATE PEACEFUL
Scamp Theatre (UK)
Following two hugely successful UK tours and sell-out runs in London’s West End, this riveting adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s award-winning book comes to the Festival.
You’ll probably have seen the new trailer for War Horse: Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of author Michael Morpurgo’s best-selling book. Now, another of Michael’s stories, Private Peaceful, takes us back to the trenches. Forget dusty history books, in this play we vividly relive the drama of WWI through the memories of a brave young soldier - Private ‘Tommo’ Peaceful - over one long and fateful night.

The brilliant Scamp Theatre company (Aesop’s Fables) bring this theatre adaptation to life. Like War Horse, the play explores the loves, losses and adventures of war – and is a riveting production for audiences both young and old.
AGE RECOMMENDATION: 11+
WHERE Kuranui College, Greytown
WHEN 12 March 7.30pm
TICKETS GA $36 / CHILD GA $15
BOOK NOW AT TICKETEK - Details at festival.co.nz

Are accepting enrolments for our Term 1 classes commencing 30 January 2012

Computer classes for Beginners
Monday or Wednesday 9 – 10.30
Tuesday 1 – 2.30 pm
Thursday 6.00 – 7.30 pm

Computer classes Beyond Beginners
Monday 1 – 3.00 pm
Wednesday 6 – 8.00 pm
This course follows on from the beginners class and is also suitable for anyone who wants to brush up on their computer skills.

NB: There is a $30.00 material charge for Beginner and Beyond Beginner computer classes. Choose which day/time suits you best.

Road Code Theory –
Learners License & Heavy Vehicle Theory – Class 2 Thursday 9.30 – 11.00 am
Evening classes can be held if enough interest – please contact us for details.

Improve your English to ‘Communicate with Confidence’
English Basics – Advanced levels Tuesday 9.15 – 10.45 am

IELTS - Exam preparation available on a one-to-one basis.

Future Directions Friday 9.30 – 2.30 20 weeks
Improve your reading, writing, math & computing skills to help you gain employment. This course commences 10 February, at no cost to the learner.

Get Ahead Start Programme – a 32-week programme created by the Open Polytechnic. Gain Level 1 NZQA credits. Contact the Manager, Beth Taylor for more information.

Literacy Wairarapa
REAP House
340 Queen Street
Masterton

Phone: (06) 377 4214
Email: literacywairarapa@orcon.net.nz

Courses to improve your Lifestyle or Business – starting February 2012

Certificate in Small Business Management Level 4 – vital planning course for all business owners and soon-to-be business owners – 34 weeks one session a week

Certificate in Applied Business Management Level 5 – Two mentors to bullet proof and grow your business, a real action course – 24 weeks one session a week plus one to one mentoring

Certificate in Money Management Level 3 - Financial secrets and essential life-skills for all New Zealanders – 20 weeks one session a week

All courses are free and held in Masterton.
Email/phone Jeanette Hall – jeanette@xtra.co.nz 06 377 3378

Are you interested in Wairarapa health services and keen to add your voice to help Wairarapa DHB understand patient needs and improve health care?

Do you have a wide range of contacts or experience in community groups? Can you represent the voice of minority groups?

The DHB wants to hear from consumers to help them improve health services, processes and health care development. This is an unpaid role, although assistance towards travel may be available. You will meet on an as needed basis to discuss health care development and delivery and make suggestions about improving services for patients.

Consumer participation is part of a quality initiative at Wairarapa DHB to continually improver health services.

If you are interested in applying please contact:

Gillian Malton
Quality Coordinator
Wairarapa DHB
Phone 06 9469893
Email: gillian.malton@wairarapa.dhb.org.nz

Every Tuesday in February
Gentle exercises
$3 each person
1.30 – 2.30 pm
At the: Wairarapa Community Centre, 41 Perry Street, Masterton
For further information please call Flicka on 370 9402

Every Thursday in February
Active exercises
$3 each person
9.00 – 10 am
At the: Wairarapa Community Centre, 41 Perry Street, Masterton
For further information please call Flicka on 370 9402

Please note the change of address for the Community Centre and the change of time for the active exercise class in February

Hairdressing Information Session – Thursday 16th February 2-4pm, UCOL Information Centre, 143-159 Chapel Street, Masterton

Courses available in Wairarapa / Palmerston North / Whanganui
Diploma in Beauty Therapy
Certificate in Beauty Services
National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing
National Certificate in Early Childhood Education and Care
National Certificate in Mental Health (Mental Health Support Work)
National Certificate in Motor Industry Entry Skills
Certificate in Carpentry
Certificate in Contemporary Music Performance
Certificate in Exercise and Sports Performance
Certificate in Hairdressing (Salon Support)
Certificate in Professional Cookery

For more programmes visit www.ucol.ac.nz
0800 GO UCOL

Wednesday, February 1
WOOPs Castlepoint Trip: Stopping off at Tinui Craft Corner and Museum, picnic lunch at Castlepoint beach. Cost, $15.00 includes transport and picnic lunch. Leaving WOOPs office at 9.30am. Contact WOOPs office to book, ph 06 377 0066.

Tuesday, February 7
WOOPs Masterton coffee morning: Town Hall, 10am. Speaker, Alison Clark – Aging is Living. Cost, gold coin donation.

Wednesday, February 8
WOOPs Featherston/Martinborough coffee morning: Turret House, 10am. Speaker Alison Clark – Aging is Living. Cost, gold coin donation.

Thursday, February 9
WOOPs Pot Luck Movie at the Regent 3 Cinema, Masterton: Morning movie followed by lunch at Café Strada. Just ask what the movie is when you ring to book at the WOOPs office, ph 06 377 0066. Cost, $8.50 for the movie plus extra cost for lunch at the café.

Thursday, February 16
WOOPs Carterton/Greytown coffee morning: The Meeting Room, Carterton Events Centre, 10am. Speaker, Carterton Mayor Ron Mark. Cost, gold coin donation.

Tuesday, February 21
WOOPs Martinborough Mobility Scooter Workshop: Wharekaka Rest Home, Oxford St, Martinborough, 9.30am – 11.30am. No cost. Contact the WOOPs office to book, ph 06 377 0066

Wednesday, February 22
WOOPs Ten Pin Bowling: Masterbowl, Masterton, 11am followed by lunch at a café. Cost $7.00 plus extra cost for lunch. Contact the WOOPs office to book, ph 06 377 0066.

Tuesday, February 28
WOOPs Greytown Mobility Scooter Workshop: St Luke’s Anglican Church, Main St, Greytown, 9.30am – 11.30am. No cost. Contact the WOOPs office to book, ph 06 377 0066.

Introduction to Business Seminars
Tuesday’s 10.00am to 12 noon
7 February, 3 April, 5 June, Thurs 2 August, 2 October

GST Workshops
Tuesday’s 9.30am to 12.30pm
6 March, 3 July, 6 November

Employer Workshops
Contact us to register your interest

All seminars are held at the Community Link, 49-51 Lincoln Road, Masterton

Bookings are essential

Phone 0800 377 774 or email advisory.palmerstonnorth@ird.govt.nz

Inland Revenue – Te Tari Taake

What every professional needs to know!

A one-day conference for professionals to help them understand the dynamics and complexities of Elder Abuse and Neglect

Wednesday 29th February 2012

Click here to download application form

The Great Carterton Wheelbarrow Race is back on Saturday March the 3rd from 10am. Once again the race promises to thrill old and young alike as competitors hurtle (or amble) around a prepared course in Masson Street, Carterton. Besides the main event there will be numerous adult races, a Decorated Wheelbarrow Parade, kids novelty races and entertainment for the whole family with live music, food and refreshments.

The brainchild of local man Peter King, the races have attracted great support from Wairarapa businesses over the years and this Community event guarantees excitement and fantastic prizes.

This year will also see a return of the prestigious Allflex Pub to Pub Dash from Gladstone to Carterton. The Dash is a 13km wheelbarrow endurance race where teams of two compete, leaving from the Gladstone Inn at 10:30am, finishing outside the Carterton RSA. Check out the website and search the history of Samuel Oates, it is a remarkable story and the stuff of legends.

Entry forms for all events are available on the website www.wheelbarrowrace.co.nz or from The Carterton Information Centre.

For further information contact:
Mick Campbell 027 733 1117
or Mick Gasson 021 246 0288

Wahine Ora Aqua Aerobics
Join a class to restore mobility, flexibility and confidence through gentle exercise.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
11.00am – 11.45am

Lansdowne Park Village Pool
100 Titoki Street, Masterton

Cost $3.00 per session

To book call YMCA (06) 3775499

“Family Picnic in the Park”

Sunday 4th March 2012
10am – 2pm
Carnival Park, Glasgow St. Pahiatua
Wet day venue: Pahiatua Stadium, Huxley St. Pahiatua.

Bring your family & your picnic to celebrate this years theme “Spending Time”

FREE Activities include:
4 hrs of: Mini HotRods, Mini truck and trailer rides, 2 ponies for rides, Ferris wheel, bouncy castles, preschool play area, face painting, craft, fun games and challenges, flying fox, spot prizes, enter your children into the colouring in contest to win great prize packs, plus much, much more!

All children under 14 yrs are required to be in the care of an adult.

This is proudly a smoke free event

The Wairarapa Family Violence Network welcomes Lesley Elliott of the Sophie Elliott Foundation to Masterton to speak about preventing abuse against women.

Lesley’s presentations “Sophie’s Story – What WE missed” will help you recognise the signs of abuse in a dating relationship.

Frank Cody Lounge, Masterton Town Hall
Wednesday 7th March at 7.00pm

Free entry – please rsvp to Gerry Brooking 06 377 0933 / 027 6697879 / gerry@svsw.org.nz

A panel discussion with local family violence experts will follow Lesley’s presentation

Enjoy a creative day at the beautiful Oakwell Lodge in Masterton. Meet your Inner Artist by tapping into your Right Brain. Learn various techniques, including those pioneered by Betty Edwards, (author of Drawing on the Right Side of your Brain) that will show you how to get access to this creative side of your nature.

Your journey will be guided by Artist Tania Williams. Coming from a family of Artists, Tania is no stranger to the creative life as she has been drawing for 40 years. Before starting ArteSpiral, Tania tutored at Timaru Polytech.
Included: extra pencils and rubbers, view finders, typed notes, morning and afternoon tea, nibbles, glass of champagne
Not Included: please bring your own sketch pad, preferably A3 size and 2B pencils and a rubber if you have them.

Venue: Oakwell Lodge. 563 Upper Plain Road, Masterton
Date: Saturday 10th March Time 1.30pm – 4.30pm
Cost: $49.00. To be paid no later than 2 March
Deposit; $20.00. To hold your place (non refundable)

For enquiries please contact Tania on info@artespiral.co.nz or phone 021 106 7032

Learn how to draw…even if you think you can’t

www.artespiral.co.nz

Latest Course Dates

Sunday 11th March 2012 (Basic)
Sunday 25th March 2012 (Advanced)

Basic:
Designed for riders who have a Learners or Restricted Licence, have limited experience and are just starting out.

Advanced
Designed for riders who have a Restricted or Full Licence, have been riding for a number of years; or may be returning to riding after a period of time.

The courses are run by Professional Instructors from Roadsafe Motorcycle Riding Techniques Ltd. There is both classroom and practical based activities

Limited to max 12 riders per course
At a cost of only $20.00 this represents excellent value for money

An opportunity to practice your riding skills in a safe environment and share practical information with like minded people.

For further information or to register contact Dave or Kerry, Wairarapa Road Safety Council, REAP House, 340 Queen Street, Masterton
Phone 06 377 1379
rsmanager@wairsc.org.nz

Selima Carol Wald 06 370 4131
Donna- Donna Laing 06 377 5476
Alia - Ali Lang 06 372 7080
Jamilah Kaye Barrie 06 378 9686

Aaminah offer performances for groups and clubs, weekly lessons and also workshops.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Lessons are Tuesdays at 4.45 p.m. during the school term.
They are held at St. Luke’s Church Hall.

All you need to bring is comfortable cloths, a drink bottle and lots of enthusiasm.
Cost $3 or $25 for the term

Provides: Professional vocational guidance services as required by the client, which may include information and advice profiling, coaching, training options, career/life planning, and CV assistance (both generic and targeted)

Available to: Anybody that is no longer in school but wishes to access careers advice/vocational guidance

Aims: To support and encourage people to plan a pathway to their true vocation or career

Hours: Appointments are usually held on Thursdays between 9.30am – 4.00pm, but can also be made outside of these times/day by arrangement. Phone 0800 696 395

Cost: Free

Location: Tranzit Building, 316 Queen Street, Masterton

Email: mynewjob@wairarapa.org.nz

Click on these links to show you what’s on in the Wairarapa
http://www.wairarapanz.com/?q=print/365
As well as these special events, there are lots more to see and do in the region

For more information contact:
Masterton Visitor Centre
Phone: (06) 370 0900
Fax: (06) 378 8451
Address: Cnr Dixon & Bruce Streets, Masterton Wairarapa New Zealand
Email: info@wairarapanz.com
Web: www.wairarapanz.com
Accommodation, Activities, Ferry & Coach Bookings, Local and Wine Trail Maps & Visitor Guides