HOUSE FOR RENT WANTED
Miss. T Harrison
Age: 36
Smoker: No
Current Residence:
Tauranga,NEW ZEALAND
What I'm Looking For:
Hi!
I'm looking for long-term accommodation in Te Puke. I'm after a house, a flat under someone's house or a cabin or cottage on someone's property. I need a fenced area or yard as I have a small dog, he is house-trained and very clean. I also have a cat. I'm thirty-six, a non-smoker, very tidy and considerate of others. I have a stable income and prefer to pay my rent well in advance. My dog and I have excellent references.
Preferred Rental Details
Rooms/Beds 2 Preferred Moving In 01/01/2011
Property Type House for Rent Tenancy Period Long-term
Area Bay of Plenty, Western Bay of Plenty Furnishings Does not Matter
Preferred Rent NZ $150.00 ~ $250.00 /Wk Flatmate Gender Does not Matter
My Brief Profile
Miss. Tanya Harrison Age:36
Country: NEW ZEALAND
Region: Bay of Plenty Region
District: Tauranga City
Town: Papamoa Beach
Smoker: No
Phone:075425482
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Location http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Te_Puke
Te Puke is in close proximity to Tauranga, Mount Maunganui, Papamoa, and Maketu, which are all coastal towns/cities, as well as the small townships of Waitangi, Manoeka, Pongakawa and Paengaroa. It is 60 kilometres from Rotorua and 75 kilometres from Whakatane.
The town's name means The hill, and should be pronounced "teh-pook-eh". This name is reflective of its location, as it is on a hill near the Papamoa Hills.
The warm, moist climate and fertile soils of the region make it a very favourable horticultural district, with conspicuous production of many citrus fruits such as lemons and oranges and kiwifruit. The town markets itself as the "Kiwifruit capital of the world". Livestock are also farmed, notably dairy cattle. Rural Te Puke contains many fruit orchards and avocado orchards, the supporting of which forms the backbone of the region's economy.
History
Settlement
Around 1350, the Te Arawa canoe is said to have landed at Maketu after sailing from Hawaiki. The canoe was under the command of chief Tama-te-kapua, and he was responsible for many of the original place names of the area. Māori ventured up the rivers and streams and built many pā in the area.
The future of Te Puke looks bright. http://www.tepuke.co.nz
The main street is thriving as a boutique retail area with shoppers coming from all over the Bay to enjoy the friendly service and easy parking. One of the social highlights of the year is the kiwifruit Festival which is organised by Focus Te Puke and the Kiwifruit Queen is crowned. Te Puke is twelve minutes drive from Papamoa which has a population of (2006 census) 13450. Real estate sales are at an all time high.
Focus Te Puke also run a Xmas Parade and people from miles around come to see the "red gentleman" and his helpers. Sports and cultural groups abound in the area, and Te Puke is theatrically know as the cultural seed bed of the Bay. The current population of the town is 7150 (2006 census) and including surrounding district numbers approximately 9240 (including Maketu, Paengaroa, Upper Papamoa, Rangiuru, Pongakawa and Pukehina).
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