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Bush Multisport Trust
Contact: Angela Leatherby, Administrator; Phone: 06-376-6622; Email:
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Most comprehensive sports facility in the region, includes double basketball stadium, six fully equipped changing rooms, three rugby and/or league fields with lighting suitable for night rugby, a soccer field, an all weather cricket wicket, fully equipped gym, full size hockey turf with 6 netball and 6 tennis courts including lighting for night play and two squash courts. Facilities also feature a modern fully equipped lounge, kitchen and bar area suitable for all social ocassions. |
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Carterton Railway Museum
Contact: Ken O'Reilly Phone: 063770631 Email:
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Carterton Districts Historical Society
Contact: Maureen Leach, Secretary; Phone: 06-379-9021; Email:
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Open Tues, Thurs,Sat & Sun 2pm to 4pm. Will Open anytime for out of town visitors. Contact the Secretary |
Carterton Rose Society
Contact: Graeme Renall, President; Phone: 06-379-7065; Email:
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Meetings held at the senior citizens rooms High St Carterton on the 3rd Monday of the month at 7pm.Winter months May--August Afternoon meetings 2pm |
Castlepoint Fishing Club
Contact: Jenny Balfour, Secretary; Phone: 06-372-6806; Email:
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Annual Fishing Competition held in January each year as a fundraiser for 7 local organisations. Boat based and landbased and a children's competition also. For further information contact the Secretary |
Cliffhanger Promotions
Contact: Garry and Dina Albrett, Chairperson and secretary; Phone: 06-379-8081; Email:
Click here; Web-site: www.cliffhanger.org.nz
For The Gladstone Standing & Flying 1/4 mile sealed road motorcycle sprint |
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Golden Shears International Shearing Society Inc
Contact: Pip Dalgliesh, Secretary; Phone: 06-378-8008; Email: Click here; Web-site: www.goldenshears.co.nz
Annual international shearing, woolhandling and woolpressing competitions |
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Heart Foundation, Wairarapa Branch
Contact: Ken English JP, Heart Health Advocate; Phone: 06-378-8303; Email: Click here; Web-site: NZ Heart Foundation
Office at Community Centre, 170 Dixon Street, Masterton. PO Box 2091, Masterton 5840 |
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Masterton District Council
Phone: 06-370 6300 Email: Click here; Web-site: www.mstn.govt.nz
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Masterton Miniature Train Society
Phone: 06 377 0087 Email: Click here; Web-site: www.mstn.govt.nzIs set in the picturesque Queen Elizabeth II Park, Masterton.
A group of volunteers run the Miniature railway. Operating two trains on weekends, public and school holidays from 10am till 4pm, Weather permitting and is available for hire for private hire. $1 per person uncer 2's free. We welcome preschools and schools to visit and be shown around and get a ride. Steam train will be available once repairs are completed.
The Petrol train (red) Running most days we are open.
A replica of 1950's New Zealand Railways in 15" gauge, built in the
early 1970's by Masterton Jaycees to raise funds for charitable
purposes, the railway is today operated by an incorporated society
carrying on the tradition.
Locomotive Dg755 is an outline replica of the 70ton, 750hp English
Electric diesel electric locomotives that worked the Wairarapa Line
following the replacement of the Fell Incline over the Rimutaka Range by
the Rimutaka Tunnel in 1955. Of the 42 Dg's built for NZR, 4 survive in
preservation.
The locomotive and coaches were built in Masterton by Loader Engineering
in 1972. The unit was repowered and converted to hydraulic drive in 1993
by Tulloch Farm Machines. 755 is currently powered by a 20hp Honda vee
twin petrol engine with hydraulic drive to the axles.
Become a member and help support a local ICON and enjoy working close with the trains, membership forms available from Train Station.
P O Box 173
Masterton
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Masterton Community Toy Library
Phone:0276513244
Email: Click here;
Web-site: www.toylibrary.org.nz
Masterton YMCA (rear entrance)162 Dixon Street, Masterton.
Opening HoursMonday & Tuesday 10-11.30am Wednesday 2.30-5.30pm Saturday 10am - 2pm
Membership feesHelper $40.00
help 4 times during opening hours counting in toys and meeting members
Non Helper $80
Further Discounts available for Community Services Cardholders.
HIRE A TOY PACKAGE 4 $15
For you next birthday booking, up to 6 large toys available
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Masterton Holdsworth Lions Club
Contact: Kerryn Osborne, President; Phone: 06-370-9470; Email: Click here
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Masterton Toast Masters
Contact: Jill Greathead 379-6717 or Val 377-1236; Web-site: www.toastmasters.org.nz
Learn skills and develop your Public Speaking Styles. Build your self-esteem and be able to speak to any situation with confidence. Open to any one. Meetings held in Carterton at the Municipal Buildings at 7.45 p.m on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the Month. A very social group with Professional Speakers, we have fun, enjoy a social time and learn skills. People can visit three times before joining. |
Mauriceville/Kopuaranga Fair Association
Contact: Norma Dunn, Hon. Secretary/Event Organiser; Phone: 06-372-5900; Email: Click here
The main attraction of this Fair is the variety of all day live entertainment provided as well as quality craft and food stalls from around the lower half of the North Island. The Fair is held in the picturesque setting of the Clarke Memorial Domain in Mauriceville
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Music @ St Matthew's
"Music @ St Matthew's", a series of organ concerts,
started in 2004 following the installation of the Parish's then new three manual Rodgers organ From classics of the great masters, to popular hits, and sounds of the Wurlitzer, the music played in these
concerts covers a wide spectrum and caters for a variety of tastes. A special event is held to mark Anzac, with an Anzac Eve Concert.
Some of the world’s very best classical organists have played in concert since the inception of the series and it now enjoys a loyal following.Contact: April Bamford Phone: 06 377 5026 Email: Click here; Web-site: www.stmatthewsparish.org
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Offroad Wairarapa 4x4 Club
Contact: Phil Foothead, President; Phone: 06-379-6437; Email: Click here
Meetings held at Marquis Hotel, 63 High St Carterton at 7.30 on 2nd Tuesday of the months of February, April, June, August & Oct. |
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Rotary Club of Carterton
Contact: Annette Spicer
Phone: 06 379 7458
Meet Monday Evenings 6.00pm at the Memorial Club, Broadway, Carterton. Visitors and Prospective Members welcome. Further details please contact Annette. |
Wairarapa Rose Society;
Contact: Jan Houston, Secretary; Phone: 06-378-8036; Email: Click here
Meets every second Sunday of the month at 2pm in the Senior Citizens Hall, Cole Street, Masterton. New members welcome. Further details from Jan |
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Wairarapa Foster Caregivers Association.
Contact: Val on 377-1912 / 377-1236 or Vicki 06-306-8448; Web-site: Foster Care Associations
A support group for all caregivers of Children placed in their families. We offer support in helping with support in areas where there seems no answers. |
Wairarapa Green Dollar Exchange
Contact: Glenyss Kurtz, Coordinator/Treasurer; Phone: 06-377-0717; Email: Click here; Web-site: wais.letsnewzealand.org.nz |
Wairarapa Master Builders'Association
Contact: Pip Dalgliesh, Secretary; Phone: 06-378-8008; Email: Click here
The Association currently has 22 members based in the Wairarapa with the Registered Office located at 12 Dixon Street, Masterton. For any queries or further information please contact the Secretary or call in to the office
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Wairarapa Railway Restoration Society Inc
Contact: Ken O'Reilly, President; Phone: 06-377-0631; Email: Click here
The Wairarapa Railway Restoration Society Inc. is based at the Historic Carterton Railway Station & operates the Carterton Community & Railway Museum. We are open every Sunday 10am to 4pm other times by request.Our building was built in 1880 of native NZ timbers and is a fine example of a building of its type still in operation in NZ today. It was the first rail heritage precinct in NZ as designated by the Rail Heritage Trust of NZ. The Museum houses railway memrobila with some community items. We have a railway motor trolley restoration division & we own our oun shunting locomotive. Visitors & new members welcome. |
Wairarapa Singers
Contact: Patricia Ross, Secretary; Phone: 06-377-5339; Email: Click here
Community Choir. Meet at 7pm Sunday evenings at the Band Room, Masterton |
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The Wairarapa Women's Centre Inc
The Wairarapa Women's Centre Inc, Wairarapa Community Centre, 170 Dixon Street, Masterton
OPENING HOURS
Monday to Friday
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