ISSUE 14

SEPT-OCT 2019 ON-TRACK Kia Ora! Enjoy our regular business & community newsletter

As we head towards the end of August, I’m

always cheered by the signal of daffodils

giving a nod to the not too distant arrival of

spring. Spring is one of my favourite

seasons, not least because Summer will

soon follow and that means Christmas will be

in the mix!

Before we get to Christmas, the team at FDP

are in full swing as the People’s Choice

Awards evening approaches. The black tie

event is on Saturday 7th September at the

Civic Centre and we are expecting to see an

audience dressed in elegant cocktail dresses

and suits . Be sure to get your tickets to join

the festivities in celebrating fantastic

customer service and friendliness of our

town and District Booking forms are available

online or at the Information Centre. Look out

for photos in the next On-Track.

School Holidays are not too far away; the

second week of the school holidays sees

Rural Day happening on Friday 11th October

in Manchester Square. This year the theme

is a Country Fair with good ol’ fashioned fun,

including scarecrow making and apple

bobbing, and the traditional Rural Day

favourites like the gumboot relay that

generates friendly competition among the

businesses. We’d love to have the community

and businesses involved, so drop us a line if

you’re keen to be a part of the fun and bustle

of Rural Day Country Fair.

Looking further ahead is our Christmas

Parade and Carnival. Feilding’s AI&P show

will be held over the weekend of 6-8

December, and the Christmas Parade will be

on Sunday 15th December – come rain or

shine. We’ll be inviting float bookings in the

next On-Track, so get those creative ideas

flowing for your local organisation.

It will be 2020 before we realise. The new year

will kick start with Gravel and Tar International

Cycle races leaving from our township again.

Keep Saturday 25th January 2020 free for a

fantastic festival atmosphere. As always, there

are many activities going on behind the

scenes at FDP; the CCTV project is still in

progress as a detailed business case for MDC

to consider nears completion. A few

collaborative youth projects are in progress

and the survey results of the Business

Promotion Members are almost ready for

release (the next On-Track will have a

summary).

Our community is a constant bustle of activity,

made possible because individuals and

community groups like engaging and

being involved. You can have your say on

decisions in our community through

submissions to Manawatu District Council

which are due soon on the by-laws that impact

our community and town space.

The hub of energy will be further heightened

with local body elections and opportunities to

hear the views of the candidates. We will be

sharing information about when and how you

can do this on our Facebook page in the

coming weeks and in the next On-Track.

Feilding and our surrounding district is a

fabulous place to live in. There is much to

celebrate and appreciate, especially those

businesses and individuals who are finalists in

the People’s Choice Awards this year –

congratulations on being nominated by the

public and thank you for making Feilding &

District a great place to live, work and play.

Nga Mihi, Yumiko Olliver Director–Feilding & District Promotion Inc.

Enjoy reading this issue – Feilding & District Promotion Team

Photo credit: www.manawatunz.co.nz

CEDA launch Move to Manawatū Initiative

Those of us who live here know how lucky we are to call Manawatū home. CEDA want to showcase this, so more people choose to live and work here.

The region is experiencing levels of growth and investment that have not been seen in almost 30 years and we’re looking to attract and retain more people to live and work in the region, to help maintain and sustain this growth.

That’s why we’ve launched ‘Move to Manawatū’, a marketing initiative designed to raise awareness of the lifestyle and career opportunities in the region, and to support industries and businesses who are trying to attract talent here.

Move to Manawatū tells stories of different families who have moved to the region and what living here means for them.

One of the families featured, is Feilding family the McMenamins.

The McMenamin family of five moved from Wellington to Feilding in January 2017, when Joe’s wife Sarah was offered a position at St John’s Anglican church.

In Wellington, Joe had been a high school teacher for 14 years but their move to Feilding and the more affordable cost of living meant that he was able to pursue his dream of being a full-time artist.

Specialising in painting and print making, he opened his gorgeous art studio in Feilding’s CBD in 2017 and hasn’t looked back. His art extends beyond the four walls of his gallery and his large murals are now prominent features across several buildings in the town.

Our video of Joe’s family and 13 other stories are featured on our website: ManawatuNZ.co.nz/move-to-manawatu

Business & Community Briefs

Steph Strahan – Feilding Farmers’ Market Manager

We are thrilled to welcome Stephanie Strahan as the new Feilding Farmers Market Manager. Steph brings her wealth of promotion and marketing skills together with her local knowledge and can-do attitude to the Markets.

A Feilding local, farmer, passionate foodie and mum to three country kids, Steph has been a loyal market goer over the past 15 years and a strong member of our community. On many occasions, Steph has taken her children to the Farmers Market on a wee “tasting tour” of what was on offer.

Steph and her husband own and run a sheep, beef, and cash cropping farm; they also own and manage a dairy farm. The pair are no stranger to the ‘blood sweat and tears’ that go into producing quality products. Steph holds “great respect for all the growers and producers” and will represent them well in her new role as Market Manager.

Credit: Joe McMenamin Art Studio - wwww.manawatuNZ.co.nz

Feilding Scooter Competition 2020 – We Need You!

Four students from Feilding High School have taken the initiative to bring young people to Feilding. Inspired by a recent scooter competition, held in Marton, Luke Angus, Adam El-Bayouk, Jayden Bowater and Brooklyn Castell-Spence suggested running a similar competition for locals that will also attract competitors from around New Zealand.

The boys are in the process of designing logos, planning the day, deciding on safety rules and developing their marketing approach, with a tentative date of February 15th 2020 booked for the event. Supported by Feilding Police and Feilding & District Promotion, it is an opportunity for the students to learn how to plan and manage an event and they are looking for more support from our community.

Ways to be involved with this great initiative include volunteering to assist on the day, judging, providing sponsorship, prizes, safety gear, sunblock and competing.

If you are interested in supporting Luke and his team then please contact: Allan Mclean Email: Allan.McLEAN@police.govt.nz Mobile: 0211914617 Yumiko Olliver Email: manager@feildingpromotion.co.nz Mobile: 021517991

Business & Community Notices

Get in touch with CEDA

Introducing Mary-Ellen Steele, CEDA Business Growth Advisor for Feilding & Districts.

With a background in banking and a passion for supporting businesses to see their potential, Mary-Ellen moved to Manawatū in 2005 and fell in love with the central location, diverse culture and community feel. Now living on a lifestyle block in Colyton, she enjoys the daily escape to the country with her family, lambs, chickens and veggie patch to keep her busy.

As a CEDA Business Growth Advisor, Mary-Ellen works with all types of businesses to support them to grow. She says, “the best part of my job is being able to see behind-the-scenes of so many fantastic Manawatū businesses, while effecting positive change for the region”.

Favourite things to do in Manawatū: Eat – An ice cream from the gourmet range at I Scream for Ice Cream. Drink – Cherry Lane coffee cart is a must when driving by, have you tried the edible coffee cups yet? Do – Jump on the back of our Harley and explore the beautiful Country Road scenic routes. Try – Take a drive with the kids to the Herb Farm, have lunch and wander through their stunning gardens.

Get in touch with Mary-Ellen: E Mary-Ellen.Steele@ceda.nz P 06 350 1836 M 021 167 0053 W ceda.nz

Staying Safe Workshop for Senior Drivers

Marian Dean from Age Concern – Palmerston North & Districts Branch is delivering a Staying Safe Workshop for Senior Drivers (aka Confident Driving) in Feilding on Monday 21st October at St Johns on Bowen St. Age Concerns around New Zealand have been funded by the New Zealand Transport Authority to deliver these Staying Safer workshops. Horizons Regional Council also have funding from NZTA to deliver Staying Safe workshops through Alastair Mayston. All interested older drivers are welcome to attend.

St Johns, 31 Bowen St, Feilding 21st October 10am - 2.30pm For more information & to book a place Ph 06 355 2832 or email marian.dean@ageconcern.org.nz

Business & Community Notices

CEDA’s team of Business Growth Advisors can support your business to grow and innovate at any stage of your business journey.

CEDA are the Regional Business Partner (RBP) for the Manawatū-Whanganui region, and work with Callaghan Innovation, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and Business Mentors New Zealand to support the growth of businesses throughout the region. Offering resources, tools, information and access to the right people and training, CEDA and the Regional Business Partner Network are focussed on helping you and your business reach your next step.

Startup

CEDA can provide you with information, support and advice to get your business idea off the ground. The CEDA Startup Guide is a one-stop-shop with all the information you need to help turn your business idea into a reality. From developing your idea into a business, establishing your foundations and framework and creating your business strategy.

Hosted each month in Palmerston North, our 60-minute Startup Workshop is designed to provide you with information, tools and resources to develop your business. Workshops also give you the chance to ask Business Growth Advisors any questions you have. To access our Startup Guide and other startup resources and to find out more about our Startup Workshops, visit ceda.nz/start.

Grow

Growing your business can be a challenge without support. That’s why meeting with one of CEDA’s Business Growth Advisors can help you to figure out what step to take next. Our objective Business Growth Advisors will work with you to identify challenges, needs and opportunities in your business. Then, they’ll point you in the right direction of what tools, connections, training or development will suit you best. This may be training for business planning, marketing, finance, human resources, business systems, staff management, export development and more. To get in touch with a Business Growth Advisor, visit ceda.nz/grow.

Innovate

Investing in research and development, innovation and technology can help your business grow faster. In partnership with Callaghan Innovation, CEDA works with businesses of all sizes to provide a range of innovation and research and development services. Whether you’re a startup or an established

business looking to take a product, process or service from development to commercialisation, or whether you want to bring tertiary students on board to help with research and development activity, CEDA can help.

For more information on how CEDA can support you with innovation and research and development, visit ceda.nz/innovate

Mentoring

An experienced business mentor can offer guidance, act as a sounding board, test your thinking and help to validate ideas. CEDA partner with Business Mentors New Zealand to connect business owners and entrepreneurs with mentors, for some one-on-one guidance to help you grow or to solve specific business challenges.

For more information on business mentors and to register for the service, visit ceda.nz/business

2019 Category Finalists

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS FINALISTS

Leading Employer of the Year Award

▪ Puddleducks ▪ Central Demolition ▪ Atkins & Associates ▪ Thrive Financial ▪ Laser Plumbing

Outstanding Employee of the Year Award

▪ Dianne Johnson- Makino Pools ▪ Reuben Ebrey- Himatangi Beach holiday Park ▪ Nat Burke- Hire A Housewife ▪ Hamish Hogg- Farmlands ▪ Allison Fairless- Feilding Flight Centre

Tall Giraffe Award

▪ Amanda Street- Manchester House ▪ Beverley Groome- Feilding & Districts Youth Board ▪ Robyn Duncan- Manchester House

Leading New & Emerging Business Award

▪ Cherry Lane ▪ Stewarts Barbershop ▪ The Rec Room ▪ Joe McMenamin ▪ Citizen Leather

Excellence in Trades, Manufacturing, & Primary Industries Award

▪ Central Demolition ▪ Laser Electrical ▪ Sparex ▪ Bishop Flooring ▪ Accelerate Mobile Automotive ▪ Spackmans Service & Repairs

Congratulations!

SPECIAL CATEGORY AWARDS FINALISTS

Finest Professional Services Award

▪ YOU travel ▪ Feilding Flight Centre ▪ GMC Chiropractors ▪ Cut Loose ▪ Shona Rubery

Standout Consumer Services Award

▪ Firmly Fit Pilates ▪ All Clouded ▪ Flawless ▪ Totally Vets ▪ Feilding Dental Centre ▪ Evolve HQ ▪ Streaks Ahead

Principal Hospitality Services Award

▪ The Strong Room ▪ Amayjen the Restaurant ▪ Essence Cafe & Bar ▪ Prime Roast ▪ Piccolos ▪ Delish ▪ Focal Point ▪ Blended Cafe & Smoothie Bar

Innovative Sustainability Award

▪ Blended Cafe & Smoothie Bar ▪ Insulmax

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Feilding Flight Centre – Finest Professional Service

Atkins & Associates – Finest Professional Service

The Rec Room, Leading New & Emerging Business Firmly Fit Pilates – Standout Consumer Service

2019 Category Finalists

Meet the people!

Focal Point – Principal Hospitality Service

Amayjen the Restaurant- Principal Hospitality Service

Central Demolition – Leading Employer of the Year Award & the Excellence in Trades,

Manufacturing, & Primary Industries

Puddleducks – Leading Employer of the Year

Citizen Leather – Leading New & Emerging Business

Essence Café & Bar – Principal Hospitality Service

2019 Category Finalists

Meet the people!

Spackmans- Services & Repairs - Excellence in Trades, Manufacturing, & Primary Industries Award

Joe McMenamin – Leading New & Emerging Business

Beverley Groome, Feilding & District Youth Board – Tall

Giraffe Award

Insulmax – Innovative Sustainability

Nat Burke, Hire a Housewife – Outstanding Employee of the Year

Shona Rubery Design – Finest Professional Service

2019 Category Finalists

Meet the people!

Robyn Duncan (Manchester House) –

Tall Giraffe Award Amanda Street (Manchester House) – Tall Giraffe Award

2019 People’s Choice Award

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD FINALISTS

▪ Accelerate Mobile Automotive ▪ All Clouded ▪ Amayjen the Restaurant ▪ Atkins & Associates Ltd ▪ B Painted Ltd ▪ Bayleys Feilding ▪ BDL Denture Clinic ▪ Bishop Flooring ▪ Blended Cafe ́ & Smoothie Bar ▪ Central Demolition ▪ Cherry Lane ▪ Citizen Leather ▪ Cut Loose ▪ Delish Cafe ́ ▪ Essence Cafe ́ & Bar ▪ Evolve HQ ▪ Feilding & District Art Society ▪ Feilding Dental Centre ▪ Feilding Flight Centre ▪ Feilding Flooring Xtra ▪ Feilding New World ▪ Feilding Taxi Services ▪ Fibreglass Developments ▪ Firmly Fit Pilates ▪ Flawless Barbers

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD FINALISTS

▪ Focal Point ▪ GMC Chiropractors ▪ Himitangi Beach Holiday Park ▪ Hire A Housewife ▪ Insulmax Insulation ▪ Joe McMenamin ▪ KR’s Cafe ́ & Catering ▪ Laser Electrical Manawatu ▪ Laser Plumbing Manawatu ▪ Mascara Nails & Beauty ▪ Piccolos Cafe ́ ▪ Prime Roast ▪ Puddleducks ▪ Shona Rubery Design ▪ Spackmans Service & repairs ▪ Sparex ▪ Stewarts Barbershop ▪ Streaks Ahead ▪ Studio Seventyfour ▪ The Rec Room ▪ The Strongroom ▪ Thrive Financial ▪ Totally Vets ▪ Tui Early Learners ▪ YOU Travel Feilding

Congratulations!

2019 Category Finalists

Feilding Dental Centre – Standout Consumer Services

The Strong Room – Principal Hospitality Service

Allison Fairless, Feilding Flight Centre – Outstanding Employee of the Year

Sparex – Excellence in Trades, Manufacturing & Primary Industries

Blended Café & Smoothie Bar – Innovative Sustainability & Principal

Hospitality Service

Bishop Flooring – Excellence in Trades, Manufacturing & Primary Industries

Meet the people!

2019 Category Finalists

You Travel – Finest Professional Service

Meet the people!

Stewarts Barbershop – Leading New & Emerging Business

Reuben Ebrey – Himatangi Beach Holiday Park Outstanding Employee of the Year

Evolve HQ – Standout Consumer Service

All Clouded – Standout Consumer Service

Hamish Hogg, Farmlands – Outstanding Employee of the Year

2019 Category Finalists

Totally Vets – Standout Consumer Services

Meet the people!

Accelerate Mobile Automotive – Excellence in Trades, Manufacturing & Primary Industries

Cherry Lane – Leading New & Emerging Business Delish – Principal Hospitality Service

Flawless Barbershop – Standout Consumer Service

Cut Loose – Finest Professional Service

Laser Electrical – Excellence in Trades,

Manufacturing & Primary Industries

2019 Category Finalists

Meet the people!

Piccolos -Principal Hospitality Service

MDC Bylaw & Policy Review

On 5 August 2019 the Manawatū District Council publicly notified the following draft Bylaws:

• Animal Bylaw 2019

• Cemeteries Bylaw

• Dog Control Bylaw

• Solid Waste Bylaw

• Water Supply Bylaw

The Manawatū District Council also publicly notified the draft Dog Control Policy 2019. The Dog Control Bylaw gives effect to the Dog Control Policy so the two documents must be reviewed together. Once adopted, these documents will replace the current bylaws and dog control policy that are on Council’s website.

The closing date for submissions is 5pm, Thursday 5 September 2019.

Following the close of submissions, a hearing will be held for those that have indicated that they wish to speak to their submission. This is scheduled for the 16th of September 2019. The Hearings Committee will then deliberate on matters raised by submitters on the 27th of September 2019. The final versions of the bylaws and dog control policy are scheduled for adoption by Council on the 10th of October 2019. The remaining bylaws will be consulted on early next year.

Where to find information A Statement of Proposal, copies of the proposed bylaws and policies, submission forms and associated documents are available as follows:

• The “Have Your Say” page Council website http://www.mdc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay

• The MDC stall at the Feilding Farmers Market on the 8th and 23rd of August.

• The front counter of the Manawatū District Council building at 135 Manchester Street, Feilding.

• The Feilding Public Library.

Enquiries should be directed to Bylawsreview@mdc.govt.nz

Dianne Johnson, Makino Aquatic Centre - Outstanding Employee of the Year

Laser Plumbing – Leading Employer of the Year

Thrive Financial – Leading Employer of the Year

Business & Community Notices

Feilding CACTUS Feilding CACTUS continues its positive impact on 30 high school trainees as they come to the business end of their eight-week programme. With their military conducted training schedule, The RNZAF are getting the students into shape both physically and mentally. The trainees are enjoying the provided breakfasts whilst being inspired by a wide range of fantastic guest speakers we are fortunate enough to have within our community. Development amongst the trainees is strong as they work towards their grilling six hour ‘Longest Day’ session. The session must be completed before the trainees can graduate from the programme and reflects their hard work and commitment to the program. The ‘Longest Day’ will be held on Saturday 21st September throughout our Feilding Community. Follow the ‘Feilding CACTUS’ Facebook page for further updates. The support from the businesses who have backed this program is appreciated. If you’re wondering how your business can in some way support this and future CACTUS programmes, please contact Mayor Helen Worboys- 027 230 6690 or Constable Allan McLean- 021 191 4617. Photos: Holding the medicine balls from left to right- Brearne Walker, Jevonte Dygas, Hannah Newton. The 3 students you can see holding the gym mat from left to right- Shayde Kereama, Maraea Graham, Kai Alcock

Governance 101 for Youth

This free workshop is an introduction to governance, designed for youth, to ensure their voice is included in community development and direction. Spaces are limited, please RSVP by emailing the Volunteer Resource Centre at: events@vrcmanawatu.org.nz

Contact - Feilding & District Promotion: The Feilding Railway Station 61 Aorangi Street, Feilding, Manawatu Ph. 06 323 3318 Mail: PO Box 463, Feilding Web: www.feilding.co.nz Email: info@feildingpromotion.co.nz Facebook: Friendly Feilding & District Info

Business & Community Notices

MANFEILD’S big news of the moment is announcement of well-known Manawatu corporate and community identity Kathy Gibson as our new chief executive.

It’s exciting to have such a strong regional champion at the helm. A Rongotea resident and most recently a teacher at Feilding High School, Mrs Gibson has a fantastic venue-related career background in having been chief executive of Special Olympics New Zealand (where she championed Manfeild’s use) and, earlier in her life, of Destination Manawatu. She engaged with Manfeild Park Trust’s formation in 2004 and, for the past nine months, has been on the Manfeild Park Trust board.

And that’s just her Manfeild association … the product of a community-minded family, who had service installed at an early age (her dad, Des Black, was a former mayor of Palmerston North) has also enjoyed experience of a senior position with Marac Corporation and four years in London as New Zealand Trade Commissioner to the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Mrs Gibson’s passion for her home region and Manfeild is evident; she intends to work tirelessly to elevate the facility’s position and promise across the span of existing and potential undertakings it suits so well, with the National Driving Training Centre also being cited as a firm focus.

Manfeild recently-secured Government funding for NDTC – which started with a primary aim to equip school-age drivers with licences before entering the workforce, but now encompasses training to operate trucks and specialist machinery - opens the door to opportunities for the wider region, Gibson says.

“I am also excited to expand the major events we currently hold at Manfeild – particularly in agriculture, equestrian and motorsport.” Kathy has been working outside the region, in the sports and events sector and with central Government for the last 10 years, has had considerable success in securing new funding in her previous roles, and really enjoys the fundraising space. More importantly she has the ability to foster and strengthen key relationships that will certainly help the financial side of Manfeild Park moving forward.

“A great foundation has been established by my predecessors but we must not rest on our laurels. The national events space is very competitive. We need to use our strengths to bring more business into Feilding and the wider Manawatu.”Mrs Gibson replaces another popular local identity, Julie Keane, who departed Manfeild in May after four years as CEO.

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SEPTEMBER EVENTS

SUNDAY SEP 01 Sanson Community Market 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM, Sanson Community Hall – SH1. Manawatu Car Club - Feilding Auto Electrical Winter Series 9: AM - 4:30 PM, Manfeild - South Street. Tickets Phone 0274773337. Father’s Day Lunch 12 PM - 3 PM, Makoura Lodge - 736 Makoura Rd. Tickets Phone 063284746.

WEDNESDAY SEP 04 Pause the Pokies - Make Time for Whanau 3PM - 5PM, Feilding Civic Centre

SATURDAY SEP 07 Playday On Track - Cars Manfeild 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfeild - South Street. General Admission - $150. Playday On Track - Prestige Cars Manfeild 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfeild - South Street. General Admission - $250. Love Tennis Weekend 1 PM - 4 PM, Feilding Tennis Club - South St. People's Choice Awards 6 PM - 11 PM, Feilding Civic Centre - 84 Aorangi St. Tickets Ph 021 0335605. Adults - $100.

SUNDAY SEP 08 MotoTT Manfeild 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfeild - South Street. Fast Group 1 - $140, Medium Fast Group 2 - $140, Medium Group 3 - $140, Suzuki Up Skill Group 4 - $140. MotoTT 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street. Horses Helping Humans Development & Communications Workshop 10 AM - 3 PM, Makoura Lodge - 736 Makoura Rd. Tickets Phone 063284746. Manawatu Saddle Up Club Rally 10 AM - 2 PM, Manfeild - South Street.

WEDNESDAY SEP 18 Keeping a Clear Focus In and Out of Meditation 7 PM - 8:30 PM, Feilding Public Library - 60 Stafford Street. Suggested Donation - $12.

THURSDAY SEP 19 Rongotea Horticultural Society Spring Show 1 PM - 4 PM, Te Kawau Memorial Recreation Centre - Wye St. Adults & Senior Citizens - $3.00, Student - Still at school - $0, Children 12 & under - $0.

FRIDAY SEP 20 Feilding Memory Walk 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM, Senior Centre - Bowen Street.

SATURDAY SEP 21 Feilding IA & P Show Jumping 9: AM - 5 PM, Manfeild - South Street. MG Car Club & Constructors Club Track Day 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street.

SUNDAY SEP 22 Feilding IA & P Show Jumping 9 AM - 5 PM, Manfeild - South Street.

WEDNESDAY SEP 25 Keeping a Clear Focus In and Out of Meditation 7 PM - 8:30 PM, Feilding Public Library - 60 Stafford Street. Donation - $12.

SATURDAY SEP 28 Trackday Xperience 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street.

MONDAY SEP 30 National School Road Cycling Championships 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfeild - South Street. The Surgery Sprints - Round 4 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street.

For info or to register events, contact the Feilding & District Info Centre Ph 323 3318 or info@feilding.co.nz

What’s On - Feilding & Manawatu District

SUNDAY SEP 08 Love Tennis Weekend 1 PM - 4 PM, Feilding Tennis Club - South St.

WEDNESDAY SEP 11 Newbies - New People to Feilding 10:30 AM - 12 PM, KR’s Café - 32 Fergusson St.

FRIDAY SEP 13 Manfeild Test Day 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street. Driver/Rider - $140.

SATURDAY SEP 14 CD Dressage 9 AM - 5 PM, Manfeild - South Street. Victoria Motorcycle Club Winter Series- Round 4 9 AM - 4:30 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street.

SUNDAY SEP 15 The New Plymouth Express 2019 8 AM - 8:30 PM, Feilding Railway Station - Aorangi St. Tickets Phone 06 3235444. Child - Leaving from Feilding (Up to 15 years) - $80, Adult Fare - Early Bird - Leaving from Feilding (Early Bird booking up till 18 Aug) - $144, Adult Fare - Leaving from Feilding - $160. Manawatu Car Club Transpec/GT Oil Track Day 8 AM - 5 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street. CD Dressage 9 AM - 5 PM, Manfeild - South Street.

TUESDAY SEP 17 Feilding Multicultural Group's AGM 10 AM - 12 PM, Feilding Public Library - 60 Stafford Street.

WEDNESDAY SEP 18 New Zealand Advances Driver Training, NZV8 Race Experience 9 AM - 12 PM, Manfield Race Track - 59 South Street.