Milford Residents Association and Milford Business Association
Exhibition of Historic Photos of Milford - 6 to 16 November
Milford Pirate Market Day, Saturday, 9 November
Find the exhibition in Milford Shopping Centre - beside Millers Fashion store and adjacent to Bean Grinding cafe
See over 100 images of Milford's history and understand why Milford has a 'pirate market day'.
North Shore Birdsong Project - Free Pest Trapping Workshop in Milford
Tuesday, 3 December 2019, 6pm-8pm
North Shore Philatelic Society Rooms, beneath Senior Citizen's Hall (access from C&A Lane, behind New World)
Come along and learn about trapping pests. Two hour session in the heart of Milford. Organised by Milford Residents Association. Presenter: Tabitha Becroft.
Space is limited so first 30 people to RSVP: chairs@milford.org.nz
MRA is happy to share news of this Takapuna Residents Association event.
Takapuna Residents Association - Fundraiser Movie Screening, 'Bellbird', Wednesday 20 November, 6pm.
Takapuna Residents Association warmly invites all Milford residents to their fund raising screening of the new New Zealand film, Bellbird at Berkeley Cinema, 6pm Wednesday 20th November.
Bennett’s feature debut takes place in the heart of a small New Zealand town, where a community comes together. The film was in Official Competition, Sydney film Festival 2019 and a nominee for People’s choice Award, Melbourne International film Festival 2019.
Join TRA members in the cinema foyer for drinks, nibbles and a raffle from 6:00 pm prior to the screening at 6:30pm (run time 96 minutes). Bookings are essential through Eventfinda only. Tickets are $25 plus booking fee and can be booked either online or phone 0800 BUY TIX (289 849). Film rating M, Offensive language.
Bellbird stars Marshall Napier as Ross who has farmed the land all his life, just as his father and grandfather did before him. A largely silent man, Ross farms the land alongside his far more exuberant wife Beth (Annie Whittle), who is an eager participant in the local choir and a friend to many. When Beth suddenly dies, Ross is crushed but incapable of displaying his emotions. His son Bruce (Cohen Holloway) moves back in and tries to help, but is not suited to the farming life and also has great difficulties in expressing himself. Around them, their friends realise the difficulties, and pitch in to help.
The fundraising screening proceeds will help support TRA's legal appeal to the High Court seeking a review of the decision of Auckland Council relating to 40 Anzac Street, Takapuna, home of the long-running and popular Sunday market. For more details about the legal and financial appeal, see TRA's Givealittle "Save Our Shore - Taihoa at Takapuna" page
here.
We’re having a great response to the appeal and the Society’s membership is growing quickly. Don't miss out on this fundraising social, it'll be a fun and warm-spirited evening. We look forward to seeing you at the Berkeley.
Iain Rea
Spokesperson on Special Matter
for Takapuna Residents' Association
