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The Cut Hut is a hidden gem located down the alley between Alexander and Hood Street, offering scheduled haircuts with an experienced Hairstylist. Suitable for all Men and Woman. And offers an environment that is suitable for sensitivities such as neurodiversity, mental health and physical disabilities. Mobile haircuts are available by quotation. Contact me directly for appointments and enquiries.

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• Appointment (30 minutes) - $50

Includes consultation, haircut & finish.

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• Appointment (45 minutes) - $70

Includes consultation, wash, haircut & finish.

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• Appointment (1 hour) - $90

Includes consultation, wash, haircut & finish.

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Lee Bloor

Creative Director

022 479 6615

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*Payment options are cash, direct credit or paywave (paywave only + surcharge)

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Located at 12 Hood Street, Hamilton.

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Looking for the perfect way to explore Te Awa 'The Great NZ River Ride' and the Waikato River Trail? River Riders offers premium e-bike and standard bike rentals from their convenient Victoria Street hub in central Hamilton. Whether you're a tourist discovering local treasures, a resident enjoying weekend adventures, or a cycling enthusiast seeking new trails, River Riders provides the ideal cycling experience for every rider.

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Discover the Waikato on Two Wheels

The Waikato region boasts some of New Zealand's most picturesque cycling trails, and there's no better way to experience them than with quality bike rentals from River Riders. Their strategic location at 371 Victoria Street puts you right at the gateway to adventure, with easy access to stunning riverside paths and scenic routes.

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Premium E-Bike and Standard Bike Options

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River Riders offers an impressive range of cycling options to suit every preference and ability level:

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E-Bikes (Step Through and Hardtail E-ATB)

• 1 Hour: $49 per person

• 2 Hours: $69 per person

• 4 Hours: $99 per person

• 8 Hours: $129 per person

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Full Suspension E-MTB

• 4 Hours: $129 per person

• Full Day: $199 per person

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Classic Bikes

• 2 Hours: $39 per person

• 4 Hours: $49 per person

• Full Day: $69 per person

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The variety of options ensures that everyone from casual cyclists to serious trail enthusiasts can find their perfect ride. E-bikes provide that extra boost for longer journeys or challenging sections, while standard bikes offer a traditional cycling experience at a more accessible price point. (internal link opportunity for bike safety tips)

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Are you looking for reliable, comfortable shuttle rides around the Waikato region? Te Awa Shuttles, proudly operated by River Riders, offers premium transportation services tailored to meet the needs of tourists, locals and travellers alike. As a 100% mana wahine Māori owned business, they bring cultural authenticity and exceptional service to every journey.

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Premium Fleet for All Your Transportation Needs

Te Awa Shuttles boasts an impressive fleet designed to accommodate various group sizes and transportation requirements:

• Luxury 12-Seater Shuttle – Perfect for group transfers, events, and tours

• Five-Seater Electric Ute – Environmentally friendly transport option for smaller groups

• Professional Drivers – All drivers hold TSL (Transport Service License) and P endorsement, ensuring your safety and comfort

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What sets Te Awa Shuttles apart is their commitment to providing premium service while honouring Māori values and sustainability principles. The sleek black vehicles offer stylish transportation with professional drivers who know the Waikato region intimately.

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This festive season looks like it’ll be a mixed bag for Hamilton’s hospitality scene - but one key player sees a $3.2b boost on the horizon.

With Christmas, and Christmas party season, kicking off the Waikato Times spoke to two of Hamilton’s key hospitality players to get their gauge on how the sector was looking.

Cook Bar owner and Hospitality NZ Waikato president Chris Rollitt was able to offer some Christmas cheer.

“We’re busy,” he said.

“A lot of workplaces start to do that social connection thing. You’re getting bigger groups coming out, wind-up functions. [They are] just celebrating getting through the year.”

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