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• By Sarla Donovan 

AN URGENT meeting is being 

sought with the Lyttelton Port 

Company about its proposal for 

the Diamond Harbour Ferry 

terminal. 

The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board has asked for 

the meeting after Bay Harbour 

News revealed 

two weeks ago the 

LPC’s decision to 

reduce bus parking 

spaces to one and 

not provide a pickup/drop-off 

zone. 

Christine 

Wilson 

“I know there’s 

a lot of anxiety 

about this 

from residents in Lyttelton and 

Diamond Harbour,” said board 

chairwoman Christine Wilson. 

“The board needs to know where 

the LPC is coming from – urgently 

– and we need confirmation from 

the port of what their position is.” 

Concerns about the changes 

were raised by Diamond Harbour 

Community Association chairman 

Richard Suggate at a board 

meeting on Monday. 

LPC is building a new staff car 

park next to the ferry terminal, resulting 

in only one bus able to use 

the terminal at a time – currently 

there is space for up to three. 

•Turn to page 6 

•Editor’s desk, page 2 

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DESK 

OUR ARTICLE looks to have 

spurred the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board into action 

over the ferry terminal in 

Lyttelton. 

Diamond Harbour Community 

Association chairman Richard 

Suggate raised the issue at a board 

meeting on Monday. 

Two weeks ago, we revealed the 

port company’s decision to reduce 

bus parking spaces to one and not 

provide a pick-up/drop-off zone. 

Board chairwoman Christine 

Wilson concedes there is a lot of 

anxiety about this from residents 

in Lyttelton and Diamond Harbour. 

Says Wilson: “The board 

needs to know where the LPC is 

coming from – urgently – and we 

need confirmation from the port 

of what their position is.” 

The community board needs to 

take a strong hand here and represent 

what ratepayers want. After 

all, they do own a fair chunk of 

the port company. – Barry Clarke 

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Coastal flooding and 

ON THE DOMAIN LINCOLN 3 MARCH 2018 

erosion report reaches final stage 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

AN UPDATED report on 

whether coastal flooding and 

erosion information should be 

included on more than 20,000 

property records is being 

finalised. 

City councillors and community 

board members are expected 

to be briefed on the Coastal Hazard 

Assessment for 

Christchurch and 

Banks Peninsula 

(2017) on October 

17, before it goes to 

the city council on 

November 2. 

Darrell 

Latham 

It follows a 

contentious 

2015 Tonkin & 

Taylor report which identified 

nearly 18,000 properties at risk of 

coastal inundation and 6000 that 

could be susceptible to erosion 

over the next 50 to 100 years. 

That information was added to 

the properties’ Land Information 

Memorandum reports. 

But a peer review by a panel of 

scientific experts last year urged 

the city council to remove the information 

and do more research 

because it could be “legally 

unsound”. 

The notations were then 

tweaked. 

City council head of strategic 

policy Helen Beaumont said recommendations 

from the peer review 

of the 2015 report had been 

addressed in the 2017 report. 

A “rolling review” had been 

done by Deirdre Hart, who peer 


UPDATE: City councillors are expected to receive an updated 

report on coastal hazards next month. 

reviewed the 2015 report, to 

make sure the 2017 report met 

those recommendations, she said. 

Ms Beaumont said it would be 

the best current information on 

coastal hazards, with a range of 

climate change scenarios for erosion 

and inundation. 

Once received by city councillors, 

a “long-term engagement 

process” would begin, focusing 

on how to adapt to challenges 

facing the coastal communities, 

she said. 

Christchurch Coastal Residents 

United has been fighting to have 

the information removed from 

LIMs because it could devalue 

their properties and affect future 

insurance coverage. 

Member Darrell Latham said 

it unsuccessfully pushed to have 

more than one peer reviewer for 

the 2017 report. 

“We’ve missed an opportunity 

for a balanced review by having 

only one peer reviewer undertaking 

this work.” 

But Ms Beaumont said Dr Hart 

consulted with various members 

of the peer review panel to ensure 

her comments were consistent 

with the wider panel’s views. 

“Multiple reviewers were not 

required as Dr Hart was familiar 

with the scope and intent of 

the recommendations.” Ms 

Beaumont said in Southshore 

and South New Brighton, the city 

council would work with Regenerate 

Christchurch to engage on 

The Southshore and South New 

Brighton Regeneration Strategy. 

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the coastal pathway already 

having on-road cycle lanes, the 

city council decided it could 

not include the new pathway 

within the MCR programme, 

which would have allowed it to 

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Now 

Frenchfest will celebrate Akaroa’s Gallic 

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SACRE BLEU. Frenchfest is back 

– and it’s bigger and better than 

ever. 

To be held on October 6 to 8, 

a new addition this year will be 

the celebration of Maori culture 

at the Onuku Marae Whanau 

Fun Day. 

“Akaroa is very proud of its 

European and Maori heritage, 

and the celebration of Frenchfest 

is one way of paying homage to 

it,” said Margaret Moir, chairwoman 

of the Akaroa Heritage 

Festival Society. 

Festivities open with the Friday 

night street party – ‘Fête des 

Lumières’. 

With the waterfront closing to 

vehicles, people can spill out of 

restaurants and bars and enjoy a 

night of outdoor entertainment. 

On Saturday morning French 

Bay plays host to one of the most 

important parts of Frenchfest, 

the re-enactment of the sailing 

ship Comte de Paris’ 1840 

landing after a marathon fivemonth 

journey from Rochefort, 

France. 

The theatrical re-enactment 

brings the first European settlement 

of Akaroa to life. 

A multicultural camp site 

will be set up on the beach with 

RECREATING HISTORY: The Onuku runanga will take part in a re-enactment of the sailing ship 

Comte de Paris’ 1840 landing. 

actors portraying French and 

English soldiers, whalers from 

around the world, early farmers, 

tangata whenua, tents and lots of 

costumes – all setting the scene 

for the arrival of the Comte de 

Paris. 

As the cutters make their way 

from the ship with the French 

and German settlers, a waka will 

pass by – inspecting the new 

arrivals. 

The new settlers are then 

greeted by the Mana Whenua. 

From there a parade will move 

celebrations down Rue Lavaud, 

MACAROON MADNESS: 

French food and wine will 

be a feature at the Saturday 

market day. 

entering Jubilee Park for the ‘Le 

Jour du Marché’ (market day,) 

with traditional French games, 

food, wine, education, entertainment, 

and more. 

A ticketed cabaret evening 

follows, strictly for the adults – 

cancan dancers, bands and burlesque 

providing entertainment 

into the small hours. 

The Onuku Marae Whanau 

Fun Day will be held on Sunday 

“The connection with the 

local tangata whenua who were 

here to welcome the settlers is 

very important too, and we are 

thrilled to have them as part of 

the events,” Ms Moir said. 

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heritage 

OOH LA LA: There will be a 

French-themed cabaret on 

Saturday night. 

•Tickets for the cabaret 

evening are available through 

Eventfinder, the Akaroa Information 

Centre and at the 

information booth on the day. 

FUN: A competitor races to 

the finish line in one of the 

2015 Frenchfest games. 

FAST FACTS: 

•Frenchfest is a mainly free, 

family-orientated event 

held from October 6-8. 

•Staged every two years, 

it celebrates the unity 

of European and Maori 

cultures in the historic 

township of Akaroa. 

•Onuku Whanau Day 

at Onuku Marae is a 

new initiative this year. 

Beginning with a powhiri, 

a range of activities will 

be held throughout the 

day, including interactive 

spaces, creation stories, 

local history, artwork, food 

preparation, games, poi 

and hangi. 

Boards take differing stance 

on footpath parking 


THE TWO community boards 

in the Bay Harbour News 

area have differing views over 

whether parking on kerbs, 

berms and footpaths should be 

allowed. 

It comes as the city council 

considers submissions on the 

proposed Traffic and Parking 

Bylaw 2017. 

The Banks Peninsula Community 

Board wants vehicles 

to be able to partially park over 

footpaths, kerbs and berms, 

while the Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

has asked only that the city 

council define what a verge is. 

Under the bylaw’s proposed 

changes, it would be illegal to 

park anywhere on a formed 

pathway, but not on a verge. 

In a submission on the 

proposed bylaw, the Banks 

Peninsula board said many 

Lyttelton homes were located in 

narrow streets with no off-street 

parking. 

The proposed restrictions 

would prevent some residents 

from parking near their homes, 

it said, and has asked the city 

council to amend the proposed 

bylaw and allow vehicles to park 

partly over footpaths without 

fear of being ticketed. 

However, the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board, which also includes hilly 

areas such as Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs, 

Clifton and Richmond 

Hill, has not raised similar 

concerns for residents living in 

its ward. 

Last week, the Bay Harbour 

News reported Richmond Hill 

Rd resident Brian Anderson had 

twice been ticketed for parking 

on the footpath outside his 

home and so had his neighbour. 

Mr Anderson said he was 

surprised at the tickets, as he’d 

been parking over the footpath 

for more than 30 years and most 

other residents and visitors did 

the same. 

“It’s too narrow not to,” he 

said last week. “By parking 

clear of the footpath, the road 

is needlessly narrowed and obstructed, 

greatly increasing the 

risk of an accident.” 

City council parking and operations 

team leader Clive Morris 

said everyone in the country 

was prohibited from parking 

on a footpath under road user 

rules, “so every driver in the 

country must abide by it.” 

The new bylaw would widen 

the city councils powers to 

ticket those parked on grass 

berms and other areas which 

didn’t currently fall within the 

legal definition of a footpath. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

board chairwoman Sally Buck 

said while she had sympathy 

with the Banks Peninsula 

board, they wouldn’t be advocating 

for the bylaw to be 

changed. 

Ms Buck said nobody “goes 

looking” to ticket people like Mr 

Anderson. 

“It’s usually someone up 

there deciding they don’t want 

you to park there. It’s whether 

somebody makes a big deal of 

isn’t it?” 

The city council will hear 

verbal submissions on the 

proposed bylaw in October and 

expects to it to come into force 

by the end of the year. 

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Proposed 

changes to 

stock control 

bylaw criticised 


A PROPOSED new stock control 

bylaw is onerous and unnecessary. 

That’s the view of the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board, which 

has made a submission to the city 

council criticising several of the 

proposed changes. 

Among the proposed regulations 

they’re unhappy with is the 

requirement for pilot vehicles to 

accompany stock on roads. 

“Many Banks Peninsula farmers 

safely contain stock by walking 

in front and behind herds,” the 

submission notes. 

“(Given that) moving stock along 

or across roads has not been identified 

as a significant or frequently 

occurring traffic safety issue in the 

district . . . the proposed bylaw is 

too onerous for farmers, creating 

unnecessary cost and considerable 

cost.” 

The board also suggested requiring 

approval for roadside grazing 

would be counter-productive, as it 

kept the grass down without any 

cost to the city council. 

Submitters on the proposed 

bylaw will be heard by the city 

council in October, before it makes 

a decision. 

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periodic night-time lane closures 

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now and the end of next year. 

The closures are needed to 

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The New Zealand Transport 

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each month just one traffic lane 

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on occasions both traffic lanes 

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The work will largely be carried 

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Urgent meeting called to discuss ferry bus parking plan 

•From page 1 

And there won’t be anywhere for cars to 

pick up or drop off passengers. 

The changes were confirmed in 

an email to Mr Suggate from LPC 

project director for the car park, Mike 

Simmers. 

Board member Jed O’Connell said at 

Monday’s meeting he had seen a new 

sign at the entrance to the terminal stating 

only buses and heavy vehicles were 

permitted. 

Mr Suggate said LPC’s refusal to 

provide a drop-off zone would force the 

infirm, disabled and those with heavy 

parcels to walk from Norwich Quay. 

He also said Norwich Quay itself was a 

high traffic zone which wasn’t suitable as 

a drop-off area. 

Ms Wilson said the timing for the 

changes “couldn’t be worse,” with 

the summer season approaching and 

increased numbers of visitors using the 

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Skate bowl, pump track planned for reserve 


GOVERNORS BAY Reserve 

will have a new dirt bike pump 

track and skate bowl after the 

community voted in favour of 

the two options. 

The city council was originally 

going to build a pump track, 

skate bowl, half pipe and tree 

house but had to ask the community 

to prioritise after it ran out of 

money to fund everything. 

After a recently completed 

second round of consultation, 

which attracted 62 submissions, 

the pump track and skate bowl 

came out on top, and can be 

built within the city council’s 

$170,000 budget. 

That money is also going 

to pay for the renewal of the 

junior playground space and 

landscape work around the new 

community hall and pool, which 

is expected to be completed by 

Christmas. 

Because the skate bowl would 

require resource consent, it was 

likely to be March next year 

before it and the pump track will 

be finished. 

Dyson now one of country’s 

PROTECTION: Post and pole 

cushions like this may be 

installed on Dyers Pass Rd, to 

protect cyclists who may have 

lost control. 

Safety measures 

for hill cyclists 


DYER’S PASS Rd cycle safety 

improvements will include sealing 

gravel shoulders and installing 

electronic signs alerting motorists 

that cyclists are near. 

The Banks Peninsula Community 

Board on Monday approved 

the safety measures, which are 

designed to minimise hazards for 

both uphill and downhill cyclists. 

Repairs to potholes, remarking 

edge lines to give cyclists more 

space, trimming vegetation and 

sweeping excess grit are among 

the proposed measures. 

Sealing gravel shoulders and 

parking areas will provide space 

for cyclists to pull out of the 

traffic lane and electronic warning 

signs will alert motorists to 

the presence of cyclists on blind 

corners or longer stretches of road 

where passing is difficult. 

Post and pole cushions designed 

for motorcyclists may also 

be installed on guardrail posts, 

to protect a cyclist who may have 

lost control. 

The measures are part of wider 

changes proposed for Dyers Pass 

Rd aimed at making the route 

safer. 

Proposed speed reduction 

measures and limits on overtaking 

will go out for public consultation 

later this year. 

longest serving politicians 


LABOUR MP Ruth Dyson 

increased her 2014 election night 

majority of 1865 by more than 

5000 votes to retain the Port 

Hills electorate for a fourth term 

on Saturday. 

Her 19,391 votes put her well 

ahead of Nuk Korako, a National 

list MP, on 12,728 

However, more people voted 

for National than Labour in the 

electorate. But Labour still had 

a big jump in its party vote from 

2014, moving from 24 per cent to 

38.9 per cent against National’s 

41.3 per cent. 

Ms Dyson becomes one of 

Parliament’s longest serving 

MPs. Her 24 years in the Beehive 

puts her alongside other Parliamentary 

stalwarts Winston 

Peters, Bill English, Nick Smith, 

Trevor Mallard, David Carter 

and Damien O’Connor. 

Elected president of the Labour 

Party at just 31, she entered 

Parliament for the first time in 

1993, winning the Lyttelton electorate 

against National’s David 

Carter. 

She said the 2017 campaign 

had been the most exciting she’d 

ever been involved in. 

“The level of interest, especially 

from young people, has 

just been great. I like it when 

people are passionate about their 

community and their country, 

wanting to improve things, and 

we’ve had all of that during this 

campaign,” she said. 

The development of suburban 

shopping centres like Woolston, 

Redclliffs, Lyttelton and Sumner 

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this term, along with helping 

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insurance claims. 

Port Hills residents will 

RETURNING: 

Labour’s 

Ruth Dyson, 

National’s 

Nuk Korako 

and the 

Green Party’s 

Eugenie 

Sage have 

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back into 

Parliament 

to represent 

the Port Hills 

electorate. 

continue to see Nuk Korako’s 

mobile office parked around the 

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at No 42 on the party list. 

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party vote in Christchurch 

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in Christchurch.” 

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the demise of the Maori Party, 

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PAGE 11 

Your Local Views 

We said: 

Richmond Hill 

Rd residents are 

being ticketed by 

city council staff 

for parking on the 

footpath. 

You said: 

Lynette Low - I support 

the idea of fines for 

parking on the footpath. I 

often push an infant in a 

buggy on Taylors Mistake 

Rd and am often forced 

onto the road because a 

car is parked right across 

the footpath. This is usually 

in spite of a very good 

and safe park being available 

on the road. Thanks 

for raising the issue. 

Simon Moulson – A 

footpath is just that – not 

a car park. Perhaps a little 

sympathy due to the long 

expanse of time this issue 

has been going on and 

maybe an initial warning 

notice of impending tickets 

was warranted. But it is 

a footpath. Move on. 

Nadia Marinelli – 

Don’t park on the footpath. 

Park on the road and 

see how many letters you 

receive under your wipers 

and scrapes along your 

car and hill congestion 

there will be. Half and half 

seems like a fair solution 

to traffic and pedestrians. 

Jason Street – Just 

because you have been 

doing something wrong 

for years and getting away 

with it doesn’t mean it is 

now fine. Cop them all 

with fines. Get over it or 

get a smaller vehicle. The 

truck has probably never 

left the tarmac. 

Chris Burt – Such a 

crazy move. Fancy ticketing 

these people who 

actually go out of their 

way to allow traffic to pass 

without causing an issue 

to other motorists. I travel 

this road to work each day 

and find the road far too 

narrow as it is, let alone 

meeting traffic coming 

down the hill as well. 

Krysha Wells – It’s 

a simple law . . . you are 

not allowed to park on the 

footpath . . . even in your 

own driveway . . . maybe if 

you wanted somewhere to 

park your car you should 

ISSUE: Brian 

and Suwadee 

Anderson have 

been parking in 

the same spot 

for more than 

30 years on 

Richmond Hill 

Rd. Now city 

council parking 

enforcement 

are giving their 

vehicle tickets 

for being on 

the footpath. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

have found a place with 

parking. 

Jane Geary – Half 

and half makes sense. But 

really the enforcement officer 

and/or council should 

have done a mail drop to 

advise rather than just 

start handing out tickets. 

Kal Solomon – We 

have the same problem. 

Today a bus was forced up 

on to the footpath to get 

past a parked vehicle and 

y we now have a collapsed 

dangerous portion of path 

on the one side of the road 

that has a footpath. 

Cathryn Lucy – I’m 

guessing people would 

prefer not to park on the 

footpath but it’s out of 

courtesy to others, so they 

can actually drive there. If 

the council don’t want this 

done, either the road needs 

to be wider or yellow lines 

to disallow any parking 

needs to occur. Or they 

need to sort out official 

parking that encroaches 

on the footpath so residents 

can actually park. 

Aimee Whalley – 

When you don’t make 

room for on street parking, 

fair enough. They’re 

doing it so people can 

keep momentum on a hill, 

which is necessary. 

•More local views, p23 

Vandals hit playcentre 


VANDALS HAVE again 

targeted the Diamond 

Habour Playcentre, 

damaging a new, $2000 

shade sail and kicking a 

hole in the children’s boat 

slide. 

Playcentre president and 

treasurer Anna Blundell 

said she’d like to think 

the culprits weren’t local 

people, but they could be 

bored teenagers looking 

for something to do on the 

weekend. 

It was frustrating having 

to pick up after whoever it 

was, she said. 

“We fundraised for 

that shade sail, yet within 

a week, someone had 

climbed up and jumped 

on top of it and we had to 

get the guy who installed it 

back to fix it.” 

Ms Blundell said the 

playcentre only operated 

on a Monday. 

They’d had problems 

on and off with vandalism 

and rubbish left lying 

around. 

While there hadn’t been 

any problems over winter, 

with the weather starting 

to warm up, it had started 

“ramping up again,” she 

said. 

“We’ve had this on so 

many Mondays – we often 

have to go in early because 

of beer bottles lying 

around. There’s even been 

a few condoms on a couple 

of occasions.” 

While the damage wasn’t 

bad enough to make an 

insurance claim, it was 

frustrating more than 

anything else. 

“Our wee kids get excited 

about going to playcentre 

and we have to say they 

can’t play today because 

there’s sharp pieces of 

perspex everywhere.” 

The incident has been 

reported to police. 

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Linwood 

College 

PERSONALISED 

PATHWAYS 

TO SUCCESS 

2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth 

2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie 

3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin 

Enrolling now for 2018 

Principal’s Report 

Striking the Stage 

Kia ora koutou. Talofa. 

Kia Orana. Malo e 

lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste and 

Kumusta. Greetings 

to our Community. 

Earlier in the year, 

I wrote about the 

principle of collaboration and its importance 

to our students as they prepare for the global 

world in which they will live their lives. This is 

because the global world requires effective 

interaction with others. IQ alone is not enough. 

Our Emotional Intelligence (EI) – also matters. 

I also discussed that we now know through 

neuro-science that IQ-smartness is not fixed 

but can grow. Effort makes us stronger. In 

schools this is sometimes called ‘growth 

mindsets’. For more information on this please 

see https://www.mindsetworks.com/science/ 

I raise these points again at the end of Term 3 

as our focus even more tightly centres on 

our senior students’ success in their Yr 11-13 

Career Pathway and for the juniors, their Year 

7-10 Learning Pathway. 

Meet the Mayor 

Nineteen Linwood College students attended 

the Duke of Edinburgh Bronze and Silver 

Award Ceremony with the Honourable Lianne 

Dalziel, Christchurch’s Mayor. This prestigious 

event was held at the Mayoral Office. 

At Linwood College we want our students 

to have both the necessary NCEA success 

in knowledge and content-skills, and also 

leadership and employability expertise. IQ and 

EQ – the whole person. This is reinforced by the 

following seven qualities that NZ employers 

are essential for career development: 

1. Positive attitude 

2. Communication 

3. Teamwork 

4. Self-management 

5. Willingness to learn 

6. Thinking skills 

(problem solving and decision making) 

7. Resilience 

The message is that academic and social 

learning support one another in personalised 

pathways, career development and lifesuccess. 

This message is at the heart of 

Linwood College of 2017 and beyond. 

Finally, schools can be complicated places. 

If for any reason you would like to talk to me 

about anything, please contact the office so we 

can arrange this. My door is open. 

Ngamihinui – best wishes, 

Richard Edmundson - Tumuaki (Principal) 

We congratulate these students on their 

efforts and again thank Chris Allan from the 

Joshua Foundation for his mentorship and 

tremendous commitment to Christchurch 

youth. 

The Year 11 production, ‘Harbouring Ghosts’ was a 

fantastic, eerie performance. Through this, students 

explored the healing of past mistakes. 

It was then the Year 12/13 classes' turn to take the stage. 

They tackled an adaption of Hamlet, ‘Ophelia Thinks 

Harder’. This was an extremely challenging performance 

which students handled with finesse. 

Stars in the Making 

In 2016, twelve Linwood College students 

acted as extras in ‘The Changeover’, a movie 

filmed and set in Christchurch’s Eastern 

suburbs. 

Prom Night 2017 

For many Seniors the 2017 ‘American Prom’ 

was the highlight of the year’s social calendar. 

Magic was in the air and everyone was dressed 

to the nines - dancing the night away with 

flashing tambourines and Mickey Mouse ears. 

It was truly a special occasion, full of smiles, 

Based on a novel by Margaret Mahy and 

starring Timothy Spall and Lucy Lawless, this 

comes out in theatres on September 28. 

Get down and support our local talent. 

friendship and laughter and one which our 

students will never forget. 

Staff working at Twiggers said that it was 

a pleasure to be part of such an enjoyable 

occasion. They were extremely complimentary 

towards our students’ positive demeanor. 

ELL at the Zoo 

Photos: Daniel Chew Photography 

Front Row: Thor Russell, Jack Triggs, Damien Arps. Back Row: Ms Larisha Toomey, Makayla Austin, Aaron 

Skow, Jamie Hosking, Kyle Amer, Honorable Mayor Lianne Dalziel, Jacob Tait, Moahengi Ngauamo, Pritesh 

Nair, Joshua Galang, Orion Tipuna, Chris Allan (Joshua Foundation) Not present in photo: Jade Lindsay, 

Lilyanah-Rose Mato, Jordan Meaclem, Jakhaan Pitama-Dwyer, Piper Stewart and Gloria Sua. 

The Wonders of Science 

Ninety English Language Learning 

students gathered with excitement 

recently for their 2017 excursion to Orana 

Park. It was an unseasonably sunny day 

and the two busloads of students had a 

wonderful excursion. 

Science discoveries 

cause wonder 

and amazement 

for ‘Team Kea’, a 

class of innovative 

students from Te 

Waka Unua School 

who visited the 

College recently. 

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PAGE 13 

News 

Port ‘seagull’ leaves union legacy 


ONE OF the last remaining 

men involved in the 1951 

waterfront dispute, Ray Fergus, 

died on September 12, aged 90. 

Mr Fergus worked as a casual 

labourer or ‘seagull’ on the Lyttelton 

docks, and later became 

a ‘walking delegate’ who liaised 

with the port company on 

health and safety matters. 

Fellow wharfie Baden Norris, 

also 90, and now living in 

Sumner, remembers him as a 

straight-up man and a hard 

worker. 

Both men were interviewed 

for a 2002 television documentary 

on the lockout called 1951. 

They were 24 when, on February 

15, 1951, the unionised 

wharfies were locked out after 

resolving to work only their 

contracted hours. 

The lockout continued for 151 

days. 

Arguing that New Zealand’s 

export trade was under threat, 

the National Government declared 

a state of emergency. 

Troops were sent onto the 

Auckland and Wellington 

wharves to load and unload 

ships and draconian emergency 

regulations imposed rigid censorship, 

gave police sweeping 

powers of search and arrest and 

made it an offence for citizens to 

assist strikers – even giving food 

to their children was outlawed. 

Mr Norris said he and Mr 

Fergus were both rank and file 

members during the dispute. 

“We all had various roles 

(such as) going and digging potatoes 

and onions from farmers 

that were friendly to us. He was 

a good guy, a worker. He could 

have moved up the ladder but he 

chose to stay within the union 

movement. He was a good 

workmate, and that’s the best 

accolade you could have.” 

PURPOSE: 

Ray Fergus 

was one 

of the men 

who ‘stood 

strong’ in 

the 1951 

Waterfront 

Dispute. 

Mr Fergus went on to become 

national president of the Waterfront 

Workers Union from 

1969-79 as well as a Lyttelton 

branch secretary and president. 

He was president of the 

Lyttelton Waterfront Workers 

Union during 1979 and 1980, 

and served on the executive for 

many years. 

Maritime Union Lyttelton 

branch secretary Gary Horan 

said he was a workmate to hundreds 

of watersiders during his 

career on the wharf. 

“A lot of the conditions that 

present members enjoy are 

because of the hard work and 

battles Ray and members like 

him fought for over the years,” 

said Mr Horan. 

“He was an eloquent speaker 

and had a vast knowledge of the 

politics and legislation ruling 

our industrial relations at the 

time.” 

Mr Fergus was married for 

more than 60 years to June. 

The pair tied the knot at St 

Saviour’s Church, Sydenham, in 

1953 and went on to have two 

children, Robyn and Mark and 

two grandchildren, Francis and 

Heather. 

Said Heather in the eulogy 

at her grandfather’s funeral on 

September 18: “Granddad tread 

with purpose the path that 

unfurled itself for him. He was 

whole of heart; wholehearted in 

his work, his life and his love.” 

In Brief 

MUSEUM LAND SWAP 

The Lyttelton Historical Museum 

Society is a step closer to a new site 

after a city council hearing panel 

recommended land at 33-35 London 

St be gifted to the organisation. 

It aims to build a new museum 

on the former Lyttelton Service 

Centre site and has received strong 

support from the community. Panel 

member Alexandra Davis said it 

was a commonsense move which 

would help further Lyttelton’s 

development. The city council will 

decide whether to accept the panel’s 

recommendation early next month. 

SAILING CLASSES 

Last week we reported that learn 

to sail classes at the Christchurch 

Yacht Club started this week 

and were full. In fact, the club 

has scheduled two junior learn 

to sail (level one) three-day 

courses. The first will take place 

on October 13-15 and the second 

is scheduled for October 21-23. To 

register for a class, visit the club’s 

website at www.cyc.net.nz for more 

information. 

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER 

Sumner Residents Association will 

hold a sausage sizzle in the pocket 

park at the Sumner Centre: Matuku 

Takotako on Saturday, 11.30am- 

1pm. All proceeds will go towards 

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SOUTHERN JAM 

WELLBEING 

FEAST DAY 

Message from the Catholic Diocese 

of Christchurch 

Our Diocese is proud of Marian College. The school is 

thriving at its inner-city campus location alongside the 

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament on Barbadoes Street. 

Marian College shows us clearly that the heart of a 

Catholic school lies not in its buildings, but in a strong, 

supportive community built around faith. 

Marian College belongs to the Catholic Kāhui Ako 

Community of Learning, one of our 13 schools in 

Christchurch. Each school has an affiliated parish and 

networks contributing to the Diocese. 

Alongside our Diocese earthquake rebuild and repair 

programme, our parishes have been offered the chance to 

focus on spiritual renewal as we wait for a new Bishop 

to be appointed. 

The process for the rebuild of Marian College’s campus 

will be a priority for our new Bishop, who will ultimately 

make the decision on Marian College’s permanent site. 

This decision will not be made in isolation however, 

there are many factors to consider and groups to consult 

with, given the changes in our communities since 

the earthquakes. 

The Diocese looks forward to keeping the community 

updated on progress. In the meantime, Marian College 

continues to achieve excellent results and to thrive. 

A special thank you goes to the Marian College 

community – students, parents, staff and leadership, for 

your ongoing patience, support and cooperation. 

Fr Rick Loughnan 

Catholic Diocese of Christchurch Administrator 

The Marian College Principal 

Marian College is very fortunate to have a small, friendly, 

family atmosphere which comes from teachers and 

students knowing each other well. 

I am delighted to share that our students and teachers are 

making the very best of our current site – opportunities 

for collaboration are plenty and the benefits that come of 

an inner-city location are taken up with enthusiasm. 

At Marian College our special Catholic character is 

built into everything we do. Our earthquake recovery 

journey has taught us, that while brand new buildings and 

facilities are an exciting proposition, it is our faith, our 

community and our people that matter. I am excited about 

the future of Marian College – we can all look forward to a 

bright, sparkling new start. I hope you enjoy reading about 

some of our recent happenings. 

Mary-Lou Davidson, 

Marian College Principal 

Feast Day Festivities 

One of the most anticipated events on the Marian 

College calendar is Feast Day – recognised every year to 

celebrate the Assumption of Mary. This year, Feast Day 

began with a whole school Mass, which included the 

blessing of the new music department, featuring practice 

spaces and a multipurpose room. 

Traditional Feast Day activities involve Marian College’s 

house groups coming together in Xavier Hall to compete 

in a talent quest and house group chant competition. 

Rivalry between the four Marian College houses – 

Brodie, Deans, Seymour and Takahe – is strong and 

overwhelmingly positive. Students have been known to 

rehearse their chants and performances for up to six weeks 

in advance, polishing their acts ready for competition. 

Each performance is judged and awarded house points 

which are tallied throughout the year. The house with 

the most points earned – for academic, sporting, cultural, 

service and cultural achievements – is awarded the annual 

Inter-House Shield at the end of year school prize giving. 

Aiming for France 

Football talent Rebecca Lake (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāti Irakehu) 

could be heading to France next year to represent New 

Zealand and play in the 2018 U20 Women’s World Cup. 

The Year 13 Marian college student helped captain 

the New Zealand U19 Football team to victory in the 

Oceania Football Confederation championships in 

Auckland recently, securing the team’s spot in France, 

2018. Rebecca captained the team twice over the five 

game campaign which saw the team win all their games 

convincingly. Rebecca is a member of the Football Ferns 

development squad and has played with Mainland Pride 

(the National Women’s regional team) for three years. 

RIA KNEY 

Judo medallist 

Congratulations to Ria Kney (Ngāti Kahungunu) who 

won a gold medal in the U52kg girls category at the New 

Zealand Secondary Schools Judo Tournament last term. 

She won all five of her fights in the one day tournament 

held at Lincoln High School. Ria also won gold in two 

categories at the Auckland International Judo Open 

tournament held three weeks later at ASB Stadium in 

Auckland. One of her fights lasted just ten seconds! 

Wellbeing and service 

A priority for Marian College this year has been student 

and staff wellbeing. This year, Marian has introduced two 

new courses: Kia Maia and Mana Wahine. Kia Maia is a 

course for Year 9 students which focuses on wellbeing, 

character strengths, use of money, cyber safety and 

developing study and life skills. 

The Mana Wahine course aims to promote strong Marian 

women. Especially for year 12 students, the course 

teaches wellbeing, study techniques, life skills, careers, 

financial literacy and service. 

Marian College has a strong commitment to providing 

service to the community. Not only students, but staff 

members are also actively involved. 

Marian College staff members rolled up their sleeves 

recently, to spend an afternoon participating in a range of 

service activities including assisting at Christchurch City 

Mission and St Vincent de Paul, cleaning up a beach, 

gardening for the Beatitude sisters, making goods for 

Christchurch Hospital’s neo-natal unit and other 

children in need. 

Southern Jam 

Marian College’s Jazz Band travelled to the Southern 

Jam Jazz Festival in Blenheim recently – taking part 

in the showcase and celebration of the South Island’s 

secondary school jazz bands. Marian College’s Jazz Band 

performed at eight public venues and took home a bronze 

award. Band director Frances Daly is a Marian old girl 

currently studying at Ara Jazz School. Frances inspired 

the Jazz Band to compose an original song ‘Dirty 

Window’, which won Best Original Song at this year’s 

Christchurch Jazz Festival. 

Visit our website for further information: 

www.mariancollege.school.nz 

Ph: 03 385 8449 | E-mail: exec@mariancollege.school.nz | 122 Barbadoes Street, Christchurch 8640, New Zealand



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SCHOOLS 

ENVIRONMENTAL: Pupils from Diamond Harbour School’s environment and future 

problem-solving groups. 

Diamond Harbour pupils 

focus on the environment 

Year 3-5 teacher at 

Diamond Harbour School, 

Muriel Haines, reflects on 

a recent visit from Enviro 

Schools Canterbury 

Diamond Harbour School’s 

environment group, the Green 

Diamonds, and some of the 

school’s future problem-solvers 

recently welcomed Toni and 

Andrea from Enviro Schools 

Canterbury. 

The pupils sang the school 

waiata for their guests and 

then talked about what the 

school is doing to embed the 

five Enviro School principles. 

They include: 

•Empowering pupils by 

giving them opportunities 

to work together for 

the betterment of the 

environment. 

•Helping to develop 

sustainable communities 

through initiatives like the 

school garden and hen house. 

•Ensuring Diamond 

Harbour School encourages 

understanding about 

sustainability, 

•And supporting the values 

of manaakitanga (generosity) 

and diversity. 

Pupils took Andrea and Toni 

for a walk around the school to 

show what takes place. 

After all agreeing Diamond 

Harbour is at the Enviro 

Schools silver level, we 

celebrated with some kai. 

We would like to thank Ms 

Pears for all her support along 

this journey, Nat for making 

our visual-vision picture a 

reality, Denissa for coming 

along as our board of trustees 

member, Rob our caretaker, 

who we hope we have not 

frightened with the projects we 

would like to bring to fruition, 

and also Niki and Lisa for 

reflecting with us on the day. 

Next generation robotics 

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Your Local Views 

Protecting waterways on the peninsula 

It was World 

Rivers Day 

on Sunday, 

which aims 

to celebrate 

and protect 

waterways 

around 

the globe. 

Banks Peninsula Water 

Management Zone Joint 

Committee chairwomen 

Paula Smith writes about 

how our local waterways 

are faring 

World Rivers Day is a good 

time to think about the state of 

our local rivers and streams. 

On Banks Peninsula, rivers are 

not big but we have lots of them. 

There are hundreds of separate 

streams and creeks draining 

every valley, taking water down 

to join the sea in every bay. 

Our waterways are typically 

short, steep and susceptible 

to contamination from 

phosphorous-rich sediment. So 

what condition are they in? 

Environment Canterbury 

regularly calculates a water 

quality index for selected Banks 

Peninsula streams. 

The index combines a number 

of measurements to provide an 

indicator of overall water quality. 

In 2014-15, one of the 13 streams 

was assessed as good, nine were 

fair, and three were poor. 

Twenty three Banks Peninsula 

streams are assessed each year 

for ‘aquatic ecosystem health’. 

Some streams score very well, 

others less so. Results vary 

widely from year to year and 

there are lost of factors. 

So far it is not clear from the 

data whether the ecosystem 

health of Banks Peninsula’s 

streams overall is improving or 

declining. 

We may like to think that 

our Banks Peninsula rivers and 

streams are in pretty good shape 

but the evidence does not allow 

us to be complacent. What can 

be done to improve the situation? 

Since its first meeting six years 

ago, the Banks Peninsula zone 

committee has allocated more 

than $600,000 to 26 projects intended 

to maintain and improve 

water quality and freshwater 

biodiversity on Banks Peninsula. 

STREAM: A typical water catchment on Banks Peninsula, which Paula Smith aims to protect. 

Has it made a difference? We are 

not sure. Most of the funding has 

been used to fence stock out and 

plant natives on stream banks. 

Research elsewhere has shown 

fencing and riparian planting 

is an effective way to reduce 

contamination and enhance 

freshwater habitat. 

We assume it is working here 

and that the money is well spent. 

Some streams are now fenced 

and planted ki uta ki tai, from 

the mountains to the sea, providing 

protection for the whole 

length of the stream. 

The zone committee is looking 

forward to receiving the 

most recent monitoring results 

for Banks Peninsula’s rivers 

and streams in the upcoming 

months. 

Funding, support, and advice 

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•For more information, get in 

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Premiership-winning Bays 

score team of the year 

Premier team: 

•Most improved: Nikolai 

Molijn 

•Player’s player: Sam Ford 

•MVP: Michael Forshaw 

•Player of the year: Sam 

Ford 

Women’s team: 

•Most improved: Petra 

Seddon 

•Player’s player: Linda Buss 

•Player of the year: Liz 

Beaglehole 

• By Gordon Findlater 

FERRYMEAD BAYS celebrated 

their successful season over 

the weekend, first collecting 

a number of accolades at the 

Mainland Football Awards on 

Friday, before holding their 

annual club awards on Saturday 

night. 

GAFFER: Danny Halligan 

collected the coach of the 

year title at the Mainland 

Football Awards on Friday. 

Ferrymead Bays club award-winners 

MPL reserves team: 

•Most improved: Min Hong 

•Player’s player: Cullen 

Smith 

•MVP: Denes Zatyko 

•Player of the year: Oliver 

Scholz 

Individual club awards: 

•Golden boot: Jesse Ruwhiu 

•Coach of the year: Danny 

Halligan 

•Personality of the year: Roy 

Myatt 

•Dick of the year: Melanie 

Bays took the biggest prize 

of the night at the Mainland 

awards, named men’s team of the 

year. 

The club became the first club 

to win five Mainland Premier 

League titles last month. 

They held off pre-season 

favourites Cashmere Technical 

by one point in a tight fought 

race for the title which went 

down to the final round of play. 

Bays were also beaten finalists 

in the English Cup. 

Coach Danny Halligan was 

rewarded for his role in guiding 

the premier league team to their 

most successful season in recent 

years. 

He was named coach of the 

year at both the Mainland and 

club awards. 

Furniss 

Other players of the year 

awards: 

•Masters baby blues: Shane 

Timbrell 

•Masters navy: Brent Archer 

•Masters winnies: Ben 

Hilbert 

•Masters diggers: John 

Quealy 

•Division seven: Tim Robson 

•Division one: Adam O’Brien 

•Divsion one player’s player: 

Joel Kabia 

SUMNER SURF lifesaver 

Kate Suter has won a national 

volunteer of the year award. 

Suter, 23, was recognised 

at the Surf Life Saving New 

Zealand annual Awards of 

Excellence in Auckland on 

Saturday. 

She has worked to promote 

the club to the community, 

attract new lifeguards and coordinate 

many critical incidents. 

One of those incidents 

included a major search when 

a car went into the Avon- 

Heathcote Estuary, which 

claimed the life of Maureen 

Imrie in March. 

Last season, Suter completed 

hundreds of volunteer hours, 

including more than 45 hours 

SPORTS 

ALL SMILES: 

Kate Suter 

celebrates 

winning the 

volunteer 

of the year 

award 

with fellow 

Sumner surf 

lifesaver Tom 

Denman 

who was a 

nominee for 

lifeguard of 

the year. 

National volunteer award 

for Sumner surf lifesaver 

as a volunteer surf lifeguard. 

As head instructor at Sumner, 

she created training plans 

from surveys sent to members 

and carried out courses that 

qualified 24 new lifeguards, 10 

inflatable rescue boat crews, 

five IRB drivers, four new 

instructors and a new examiner. 

Suter managed and competed 

in IRB competitions for Sumner. 

She is also a member of the local 

lifeguard committee and has 

taken the initiative to get more 

clubs training together. 

Sumner’s Tom Denman was 

also at the event in Auckland. 

He was a nominee for the 

lifeguard of the year award, after 

winning the Canterbury award 

in May. 

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Wednesday, 9-9.50am 

This class is for the over 50s 

and is a gentle exercise class 

suitable for those wanting to 

improve their strength, balance 

and mobility. Have fun in a 

friendly atmosphere, meet new 

people and get active and fit at 

the same time. First class is half 

price. 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $6 

Strength ‘n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab-50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole 

body workout at a medium level 

which includes exercise to music, 

circuit stations and more. First 

class is half price. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Mini Music 

Thursday, 9.30am 

Get your pre-schoolers rocking 

and rolling with the mini 

music programme at the Port 

Hills Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs 

Church hall. Session costs $3 

per child or $5 per family and 

operates on a drop-in basis. 

Augusta St, Redcliffs 

Risingholme Orchestra 

Open Day 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Thursday, 9.45am-noon 

All players of an orchestral 

instrument are invited to join the 

regular members as they prepare 

for the end of year concert. Bring 

your instrument and, if possible, 

a music stand. There is no cost 

for this fun morning. For further 

informtion, phone Leane on 

348 2845 or email risingholme. 

orch@gmail.com 

Top West Lounge, upstairs at 

the Woolston Club, 43 Hargood 

St 

Running Club 

Thursday, 6-7pm 

Get active and have fun 

running with like-minded 

people at the Kathmandu and 

Salomon event. There are various 

professional coaches to help 

improve your running style and 

encourage you. 

Mt Vernon Valley track car 

park. Free entry 

Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

language. Babytimes involves 

interactive activities, such as 

rhymes, songs, stories and play. 

Lyttelton Library, London St 

Mainly Music 

Friday, 9.30-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

GAME: On Monday at 12.45pm, go along for a game of 500 at 

the Redcliffs/Mt Pleasant Bowling Club, 9 James St. Whether 

you’re an experienced player or a beginner, enjoy an engaging, 

social afternoon and a great way to start your week. Cost is $4, 

which includes afternoon tea. Contact Don Harkness for more 

information on 384 2890 

activity to do with your baby or 

pre-schooler? Do you want to 

get to know other families in the 

Sumner-Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant 

area? Mainly Music is a fun, 

educational half hour music and 

movement session followed by 

morning tea and a social/play 

time. The first session is free, 

then $4 per family casual rate, 

$30 for a 10-session card. For 

more information, phone Hazel 

on 384 1965/ 021 077 1264. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Peninsula Tramping Club 

Sunday, 8am 

If you enjoy hikes and 

adventures but would rather 

do it with other people instead 

of on your own, tag along with 

the club. It is free to attend 

the club’s tramps, with many 

around Banks Peninsula and 

the wider area. There are walks 

for varying levels of ability, 

along with conservation work, 

monthly meetings and social 

events. Go to http://www. 

peninsulatrampingclub.org.nz/ 

Sumner Playgroup 

Monday, 9.30-11.30am 

For children aged under 

five years and their caregivers. 

Different areas of play 

include arts, crafts, dress up, 

constructive play, and outdoor/ 

physical play weather permitting. 

Morning tea for adults and 

children provided. Cost $3 for 

adult and child, $2 for each 

additional child. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

Holiday Programme – 

Contemporary Māori 

Poha 

Tuesday, 10-11.30am and 

1-2.30pm 

Learn how to make a 

contemporary poha (container) 

like those Maori use to store 

food in. Your poha can be 

used to store your small toys, 

jewellery and even pencils. This 

programme is bilingual – Maori 

terms will be explained. It will 

help you to learn more about 

the past while using modern 

technology. Places are limited so 

bookings are required. Suitable 

for ages 9-12. Free event. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

Markets: 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

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REAL ESTATE 

Prime Land Bank Opportunity in Sumner 

52 and/or 54 Colenso Street, Sumner 

Auction: Thursday, 12 October 2017 Unless Sold Prior 

52 Colenso Street - 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | Listing #5233 

54 Colenso Street - 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks - Listing #FM5234 

BAY HARBOUR 

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Here is your opportunity to own property 

in beautiful Sumner. 

Number 52 Colenso Street is being sold with 

its own freehold title and also being auctioned 

separately with its own title is number 54 next 

door. This equals opportunity plus for you! 

The current owners have already moved on 

so this is your opportunity to move in. 

Together with its neighbour you would 

have over 1000sqm of land. 

Take advantage of this rare opportunity 

to buy such a large parcel of Real Estate in 

Sumner. 

Individually, or as part of the pair, these are 

properties that must be seen. 

Wednesday 27 Sep, Saturday 30 Sep and 

Sunday 1 Oct 1:00pm - 2:00pm. 

See you at the Open Home or for more 

information or to arrange a private 

viewing contact Simon Mutch of Harcourts 

Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent 

REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or 021 843 870.


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E: craig@craigroberts.co.nz 

I will be available on the Peninsula one day 

a week and can travel to see you or meet in 

Little River, please phone for an appointment 

Lyttelton Physiotherapy 

Located at 18 Oxford Street, Lyttelton Physiotherapy is 

ACC accredited and open from 8am – 7pm, 

Monday to Friday. Phone 328 8111. 

Owner and physiotherapist Heather Bushaway has been at the helm of Lyttelton Physiotherapy for the past 

18 years and says personal, and hands–on treatment that sets them apart from other practices. 

“We’re a very friendly, community-oriented practice where you can make a cup of tea when you come in,” 

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Our physiotherapy team is well experienced and we continually improve our skills and services offered. 

As staff turnover is low you will always see a friendly face that remembers you. 

Andrew Abakhan, for the past 12 years has worked in the clinic and with a variety of sports teams 

providing physiotherapy and strength conditioning training. Andrew is also trained in Myofascial release 

techniques to get your muscles ready for the next workout. 

Heather Bushaway specialises in spinal care, headaches and acupuncture She also works in the community 

providing falls prevention programmes. 

Leila Shahtahmasebi has 8 years experienced having worked overseas specialising in trigger point therapy, 

dry needling and also works with Parkinson and Multiple Sclerosis sufferers. 

Richard Hopkins brings a wealth of experience to our team having 30years experience in private practice, 

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A small onsite gym overlooking Lyttelton harbour is perfect to do customised gym programmes to aid 

recovery and return the body to balance. 

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If you need help getting your 

garden back in order after 

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You’ll be amazed at what a multi-purpose 

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MCCOMBIE, Jack: 

23.7.1923 - 24.9.1987 

30 years since you left us 

Dad. Gone so suddenly, 

your cheeky smile, great 

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30th SEPTEMBER 

& 1st OCTOBER 

HORNCASTLE ARENA 

CHRISTCHURCH 

10AM – 5PM DOOR SALES $10 

CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE 

www.expos.co.nz 06 354 0498 

Grab your girlfriends, mum 

or daughters and come 

have a great day out! 

• Over 200 Companies Involved 

• Everything from wine and food to shopping, 

fashion, business, beauty & lots more 

• Moisture Mist and Za Makeup Lounge 

• Style Mystic Hair Lounge 

• Sparklewhite Beauty Lounge 

• Goodie Bags 

• Taste Zone 

• Artisan Craft Zone 

• Southern Reflexology Relaxation Lounge 

You deserve a girl’s day out. 

Join us at one of Christchurch’s largest events 

If you’ve been searching for the perfect occasion for you 

and your friends to get together, then here it is. The annual 

Women’s Lifestyle Expo is back in Christchurch once more 

with their biggest Expo yet. 

Variety of companies involved – 

something for everybody 

With over 200 sites to browse, 

unique businesses to discover, 

shopping, bargains and laughter, 

the Expo is the ultimate day out 

for every woman and all ages. 

One of the appeals the Expo 

has to visitors is the variety 

of companies involved with 

everything from bamboo tooth 

brushes to gourmet vodka. 

Renee Murray from NZME 

Events, organiser of the Expo 

says “Our aim is to have as wide 

of a range of companies involved 

with the Expo as possible. 

Women are all different and their 

individual interests are so diverse. 

One woman may love the latest in 

makeup or is looking for childcare 

options but the woman beside her 

may be more interested in sampling 

handmade cheese or discovering 

travel and cultural experiences. 

It’s great on the weekend to see 

all the various women visit the 

show, from teenagers to business 

women, mothers to grandmothers 

and friends simply enjoying each 

other’s company. It’s becoming 

more common for us to see three 

generations visit the Expo together as 

well, with the daughter, mother and 

grandmother all enjoying the show and 

spending the day with each other.” 

Featuring lots of new companies and 

everything from fashion and accessories 

to travel, giftware, fantastic food and 

wine, crafts, unique businesses, 

beauty, eco-friendly products, 

education, community groups and 

so much more – what interests the 

modern woman will be at the Expo. 

Take time for yourself; Have a Mother–Daughter day out or grab 

the girlfriends and head to the Women’s Lifestyle Expo on this 30th 

September & 1st October at Horncastle Arena. Door Sales only $10.

Be Pampered at the Expo 

This year the Expo will feature several 

pamper lounges where visitors can stop 

and spoil themselves with everything 

from eyelash extensions to a relaxing 

foot massage. The Style Mystic Hair 

Lounge will be a popular destination for 

Expo visitors – take a seat and let the 

team spoil you with a new style, haircare 

advice or an eyelash treatment. The 

Southern Reflexology Group will have a 

large Reflexology & Relaxation Lounge 

for visitors to put their feet up, have a 

mini treatment on site and experience the 

healing properties of reflexology. 

Sparklewhite Teeth will be offering teeth 

whitening treatments and beauty therapy 

sessions onsite. Your Expo experience 

won’t be complete until you visit the 

Moisture Mist Makeup Lounge where not 

only will you find these Shiseido brands 

at great prices, but the team onsite will 

be offering makeovers to Expo visitors. 

Find out the best colours and products 

to suit your own individual needs and 

leave the Expo feeling like a new woman! 

Grab a Goodie Bag Bargain 

Only available for purchase at the Women’s Lifestyle Expo, these goodie 

Bags are perfect for expo visitors who love a bargain. They are a mystery 

bag including a scarf, mascara and variety of skincare and cosmetic 

products and more. Priced at only $20, these bags are sure to be a hit 

with Expo visitors and are strictly available only while stocks last. 

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Enjoy unique shopping to be found at Women’s Expo 

With over 200 companies involved, it will be one of the 

largest events held in the region and organisers expect many 

thousand women to visit the Expo over the two days. 

Renee Murray from Expo 

Organisers, NZME Events says 

“We will be bringing a fabulous 

experience to the women of 

Canterbury for one weekend. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to see 

so many wonderful companies and 

do lots of shopping under the one 

roof. Aside from having the best of 

local companies exhibiting at the 

Expo we have a large number of 

national companies who will travel 

to Christchurch from all around 

New Zealand especially to show 

local women their products. This 

is a great chance for women to 

stop, relax and spoil themselves 

for one weekend”. 

Brandhouse will return to the 

Expo again with their range of 

champagne, vodka, port and 

wines. Popular last year was 

the Royal Dragon’s elite flavour 

vodka collection with some 

flavours selling out. Introducing 

the most tantalizing and unique 

flavoured vodka collection of its 

time, flavours include Watermelon, 

Green Apple, Passion Fruit, 

Chocolate and Lychee… a 

great vodka collection to enjoy 

neat, on the rocks or in your 

favourite cocktail! Visit the large 

Brandhouse site at the show to 

sample from their fabulous range and 

take home what you love. 

A new exhibitor to the show is The Lip 

Lounge, a new Christchurch based 

business that can help you customize 

your own lipstick in your favourite 

shade. You can even bring in your 

favourite lipstick that may have been 

deleted or you want to replicate and 

you can watch the girls at The Lip 

Lounge mix and create your perfect 

shade right in front of you. 

A popular section of the show is 

the large Artisan Craft Zone. With 

some favourite companies appearing 

every year and new companies 

featuring, it’s the perfect spot to 

find original crafts and creations. 

Crafter Alexander will travel to 

the show all the way from Marton 

in the North Island to showcase 

his range of handcrafted wooden 

kitchen planters. These have 

sold out at the past two Expos so 

Alex is looking forward to seeing 

the feedback from Christchurch 

visitors. 

Make sure you stop by the Artisan 

Craft Zone at the show and meet 

some talented small businesses. 

The Women’s Lifestyle Expo, on at 

Horncastle Arena, Christchurch, this 

30th September & 1st October. 

Door Sales only $10. 

For more details please see www.expos.co.nz 

or to keep in touch with all the Expo news & 

competitions join the Expo’s Facebook page at: 

www.facebook.com/WomensLifestyleExpo.

Bay Harbour: September 27, 2017

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