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18 --- Howick and Botany Times, Wednesday, November 21, 2012 www.times.co.nz You can be in to win any of these fabulous prizes, simply by going to www.times.co.nz, clicking on the competitions link and entering your details. Competitions are added regularly so check back for more chances to win! Win! Retro-styled Macario fruit drinks gift pack The firty ’50s were a capricious mix of post war crooner and rock and roll devilry, a whole lot of swing and a little bit of pop which kinda sums up the new Macario Retro Drinks now available at Touch of Italy in East Tamaki. Thanks to Touch of Italy the Times has a stunning gift pack of new, retro-styled Macario fruit drinks up for grabs. Win! Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant Considered by women all over the world to be their most precious skincare possession, this timeless treasure has been given the royal treatment it deserves with the launch of the Eight Hour® Cream Limited Edition Collection. The Times has an Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant to give away to one lucky reader. Win! One of two double passes to Monterey Cinemas Film-goers are getting the chance to see their favourite old classics on the big screen as well as latest releases. The Times has two double passes for Monterey Cinemas to give away. BEINTOWIN www.times.co.nz 121713-v2 Get creative this Christmas with a Howick Little Theatre five-show subscription. For only $100 you can treat someone to five superb nights of theatre at each of the below plays. Plus all subscriptions purchased by January 31, 2013, go in the draw to win a luxury night out including dinner for two and the show of your choice. Affordable gift vouchers are also available so call us NOW or visit the website. A Year of Theatre for only $100! This Christmas give a gift that will last all year! WIN a Luxury Night Out for Two! GORGEOUS 1930's CHARACTER BUNGALOW Gorgeous 3 bedroom 1930's renovated bungalow, this home has much to offer and a must see for first home buyers and couples with young families. Original 1930's features such as wood panelling, polished floorboards, a fabulous modernised designer kitchen, open plan living with cosy fire for warmth and dining that opens onto private decking and barbeque. The bathroom is modern with a second toilet located at the living end of the house. Tucked back off the road with fully fenced private section, single carport and off street parking for 3 cars. Call today to secure early viewing. Auction: Tuesday 27 Nov at 2pm Conference Centre, Manukau Sports Bowl (unless sold prior) View: Saturday/Sunday 12.00 -- 12.45pm www.barfoot.co.nz/485918 Takanini 2/85 Manuroa Road Sally Giles M 021 764 356 A/H 377 0767 E s.giles@barfoot.co.nz Greenlane 523 1189 Howick's Midnight Madness Times photos Jon Rawlinson Everyone's crazy for Howick Thousands of people, hun- dreds of lights, scores of stores, dozens of bargains, heaps of entertainment, a couple of coppers and ONE amazing event – Midnight Madness – came to Howick last Friday. And what a Friday it was. From the moment cars turned from Ridge Rd into Picton Street a festive atmosphere prevailed. Red and yellow bal- loons festooned the street and what started as brisk daytime trading snowballed to evening excitement as the street was closed to traffc and families began pouring into the vil- lage. Bands and buskers added to the razzle dazzle, the Christmas lights came on and patrons in a party mood soon packed out bars and eateries. The new Gazebo atop Basalt opened for the frst time and plenty of people made merry in the spirit of the night. At Total Focus Property Ltd, everyone wanted to guess how many jellybeans were in the jar. Kelsey Shearer came closest to the 1040 with her guess of 1001 and took home the jellybeans. Then, everyone who gave a gold coin donation at Total Focus for Kidney Kids went into a draw for a signed hat and ball from Jonah Lomu. The coveted prize went to Aimee Gallagher of Pakuranga. Yet again, this was a coup for the Howick Village Busi- ness Association, retailers, performers, local residents and visitors who came to town, went ‘mad’ and had the time of their lives right up until mid- night. All that’s left to be said is, “Roll on Christmas!”
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