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Timeball station
rebuild project
placed on hold
• By Bridget Rutherford
WORK TO rebuild Lyttelton
Timeball Station has been
delayed until at least the end of
the year while nearby roadworks
are completed.
Heritage New Zealand was to
begin rebuilding the timeball
tower, mechanism and flagpole
of the category 1 heritage building
next month.
But the rebuild project has
been put on hold to avoid
conflict with the road works on
Sumner Rd and Reserve Tce,
which are being carried out now.
Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure
Rebuild Team is
repairing earthquake damaged
retaining walls on Reserve Tce,
which is scheduled to be completed
by the end of the year.
Work is continuing on the
Lyttelton end of Sumner Rd,
making access difficult to the
timeball site.
Southern Region general
manager Sheila Watson said the
Heritage New Zealand Board
had made the decision to put
work on hold to put the community
first.
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would need to be done outside
winter to ensure proper curing.
“As a result, the timing of construction
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Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community
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Built in 1876, Lyttelton Timeball
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Lyttelton Harbour with a timekeeping
service. It marked noon
by dropping the timeball from
the tower.
It was demolished following
the June 2011 earthquake.
The original residence at the
station would not be rebuilt.
In the mean time, the site was
secure and the heritage fabric
which was deconstructed five
years ago was safely stored away.
A public fundraising push to
raise the remaining $500,000
of the $3.5million needed to
rebuild part of the original
station has also been pushed
back.
Sumner’s centurion
Lawrence Babe played his 100th match for Sumner on
Saturday during his team’s 65-31 victory over Shirley at St
Leonards Park, scoring a try in the process. In another feat, the
previous week Sumner first five-eighth Nik Cumming cracked
100 personal points for the season, and on Saturday brought
his total up to 131.
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Wednesday June 15 2016
FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK
Inside
News...................................... 3-9
It has been a bad week for fires.
A woman had a lucky escape last
week when her car burst into
flames near the Hilltop Tavern.
The following day a Birdlings
Flat man’s house was extensively
damaged after a fire started in his
chimney. Check out page 5.
The youngest community
board member in the city is so
disillusioned with both the city
council and Mayor Lianne Dalziel
after one term he does not want to
go for re-election. See the article
on page 4.
Meanwhile readers are still
fired up, on page 11, about the St
Andrews Hill and Bridle Path Rds
intersection.
Finally, Lyttelton Festival of
Lights is back this weekend. It is
just over the hill from me, so I’ll
be checking it out. Hope to see you
there.
Have a great week.
– Shelley Robinson
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Seawall to get steps
• By Bridget Rutherford
STEPS WILL be installed near
Beachville Reserve for water
access after Redcliffs residents
lobbied for new ones.
The city council and Stronger
Christchurch Infrastructure
Rebuild Team are rebuilding a
seawall along Beachville Rd after
the original was destroyed in
the February 2011 earthquake.
There used to be steps at the
reserve that were well used by
swimmers, kayakers
and beach
goers, however
they had not been
reinstated.
But after
requests from
residents, SCIRT
is now planning the construction
and installation of a new set
of steps at the southern end of
the new seawall.
The steps would traverse over
the rocks to the beach.
The new steps were being designed,
and the cost had not yet
been finalised, SCIRT executive
general manager Ian Campbell
(above) said.
Redcliffs Residents’ Association
had lobbied for the steps
to be reinstated because it was
worried there was a lack of
water access, and people may
injure themselves trying to
climb over the rocks.
Secretary Pat McIntosh
said water access was
“fundamental” in a seaside
suburb and residents would be
appreciative.
She said without the steps at
Beachville Reserve, safe water
access was only available about
800m away at Redcliffs Park, or
at Christchurch Yacht Club in
Moncks Bay.
“Quite a number of residents
have said to us ‘what’s happening
with the steps?’ It’s an issue
people are quite concerned
about.”
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Dr McIntosh said she had also
heard about people receiving
minor injuries from trying
to take paddle boards and
kayaks over the unstable rocks
instead.
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In Brief
NAMES SUGGESTED
The city council received more
than 130 name suggestions for
the new Sumner community
centre, library and museum.
Submissions on the names
closed on Sunday and the best
suggestions will be shortlisted
so people can vote on their
favourite from Monday to
July 3. Strong themes included
beach related names, Maori
culture, and commemorative
suggestions.
BUS STOP DECISION
The Lyttelton-Mt Herbert
Community Board will decide
today whether to approve the
relocation of a bus stop on
Norwich Quay. The stop would
move to the southern side of
Norwich Quay, about 7m east
of its intersection with Sutton
Quay. The current stop, which
is west of Sutton Quay, needs
to move to make way for a
signalised pedestrian crossing.
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Lyttelton had 18 graffiti incidents
over April and May, city council
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provided to the Lyttelton-Mt
Herbert Community Board, also
showed Diamond Harbour had
three reported incidents, and
Governors Bay one.
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Homes wanted for
exchange students
AN exchange programme
is asking for Christchurch
families to open their
doors to international
students.
Student Exchange
Australia New Zealand
will be sending high
school-aged children to
Christchurch, from as
close as Australia, and
as far away as Brazil and
France. But homes are
needed for the students.
The group is a not-forprofit
organisation that
is registered with all state
and territory departments
of education around
Australia and with the
Ministry of Education in
New Zealand.
This month, they will
be receiving students
from Australia, Brazil,
Denmark, France, Finland,
Germany, Japan and
Switzerland.
Their new arrivals
plan to live with a host
family and attend a local
school for three, five or 10
months.
Hosting an exchange
student allows local
families to experience a
foreign culture first-hand,
be exposed to a new language
and pass on parts
of their own culture.
All students have at
least basic levels of English,
and would attend a
school in the local area.
The group of students
are interested in a wide
variety of hobbies.
Australian-Aboriginal
student Jaydah said she is
looking forward to living
in New Zealand and is
hoping to learn about
the Maori culture and to
adapt to living in a different
environment.
Denmark native Caroline,
16, has been to New
Zealand before and loved
it so much she
now wants to live here
and experience the
culture as an exchange
student.
Nathan, 16, is a French
student who enjoys
school, tennis, hand-ball
and skiing. He loves
hiking in nature and is
looking forward
to discovering New
Zealand.
•If you would like further
information on the
inbound students, visit
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org.au
Young leader calls it quits
• By Tom Doudney
THE CITY’S youngest community
board member, Joe Davies, will not
seek re-election in October, saying
he is disillusioned with local body
politics.
The 22-year-old Hagley-Ferrymead
Community Board member said he
was disappointed in the performance
of the city council and Mayor Lianne
Dalziel.
“Under her leadership she is now
looking to sell hundreds of millions
of dollars’ worth of public assets, we
are seeing increases in rates, we are
seeing power taken away from community
boards and overall it has been
a pretty disappointing experience in
many respects,” he said.
“It has been a great honour representing
the people of the ward and I
have really enjoyed getting to know
the community groups and the residents
associations, but in terms of the
council itself, it is a corporation and
its interests are not of the people’s.”
A spokeswoman for the mayor
said Ms Dalziel had spoken with Mr
Davies and understood his concerns.
“She is very sorry to lose him from
the Hagley-Ferrymead Community
Board,” the spokeswoman said.
It is the second community board
member to leave local body politics
this term.
Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community
CALLING IT QUITS: Hagley-Ferrymead Community Board member
Joe Davies said he will not stand for re-election in October as he is
disappointed in the performance of the city council and Mayor Lianne
Dalziel.
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Board deputy chairwoman Jane
Broughton resigned from the board
in December 2014 because she believed
the city council was running a
poor operation.
She said it was wasting money
and operating with a dysfunctional
structure.
Mr Davies was elected in 2013,
when he was 19.
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second term after The People’s Choice
group opted to back real estate
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Hilltop blaze claims car
• By Bridget Rutherford
A WOMAN’S Audi A4 station
wagon burst into flames near
Akaroa last week after she pulled
over because it began smoking.
Firefighters from Little River
and Akaroa were called to the
blaze near the Hilltop Tavern
on Christchurch Akaroa Rd last
Tuesday evening.
Little River chief fire officer
David Irving said the woman
had been driving over the hill
in the Audi when she noticed
smoke coming from the bonnet.
She pulled over and got out of
the vehicle, and it caught alight,
Mr Irving said.
“By the time we got there it
was just a burning shell. It was
difficult to put out because the
tank was full of fuel.”
THe exact cause of the fire
was unknown and no one was
injured, he said.
THe following night, a
Birdlings Flat man sat in his
house for about 20min before
realising his roof had caught fire
and filled with smoke.
THree fire trucks and 21
firefighters from Little River and
Lincoln battled the blaze at the
small Coates Rd house at about
5.45pm last Wednesday.
Mr Irving said the fire
looked to have started in the
BLAZE: A woman’s Audi A4 station wagon burst into flames
near the Hilltop Tavern last week.
chimney, and spread throughout
the roof.
When fire crews arrived they
could see significant smoke
coming out from under the eaves
of the house, he said.
“THe occupant was home, he
was unaware for probably 20min
that there was any problem. He
was in the front of the house, and
went back to the rear where the
fire was and saw the room filling
with smoke.”
Mr Irving said he then called
both the Fire Service and
neighbours, who attempted to
put the fire out, before fire crews
arrived.
THe man was a tenant in the
house and had only lived there
for about three weeks, he said.
THere did not appear to have
been any working smoke alarms,
Mr Irving said.
“THe rear of the house has been
extensively damaged and the
front has been smoke and water
damaged.”
Woman
charged with
wilful damage
• By Bridget Rutherford
A 29-YEAR-OLD woman has
been charged with wilful damage
after throwing a metal road
sign through a large window at
Akaroa’s Madeira Hotel.
Senior Constable Anita Osborne
said the woman had been
consuming alcohol early Saturday
morning at the hotel before getting
into an argument with people
there.
She then became “agitated” and
threw the metal road sign, which
had been on the road, through the
large window that looks out onto
the car park at about 2.30am.
She also broke a nearby letterbox
and tried to use it to do
further damage.
Senior Constable Osborne
said a number of people tried to
restrain the woman before police
arrived to arrest her.
“People there were trying to get
her to go away.”
The woman was charged with
wilful damage, and police were
considering further charges, Senior
Constable Osborne said.
She would not say what the
further charges were.
The woman would appear in the
district court on July 1.
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Family business a tradition
A NEW shop in Sumner has
strong links with the seaside
suburb’s retailing past.
Rita Lovell-Smith has just
opened up a new gift, toys and
homeware shop, Dear Prudence,
on Wakefield Ave, which is
named after her grandmother
Prue Lovell-Smith.
Prue ran The Village Junkshop,
a few doors along in
Wakefield Ave, for more than 35
years.
Rita said the name of her
new shop was a tribute to her
late grandmother, and was also
named after The Beatles song
Dear Prudence.
That is not the only family
connection.
Dear Prudence is similar to
another local business, Red Fish
Blue Fish, a gift shop opened by
her aunt, Rebecca Lovell-Smith,
in 1996.
After selling Red Fish Blue
Fish, which sat alongside The
Village Junkshop, Rebecca went
on to open Blackbird in Heathcote
Valley, and Lyttelton’s God
Save the Queen.
Rita said Dear Prudence was
a mix of the three shops, with a
bit of her own personal touch.
“I used to love the junkshop
and Red Fish Blue Fish when I
FAMILY BUSINESS: Rita Lovell-Smith (right) has just opened
a gift store in Sumner, with inspiration from her aunt, Rebecca
Lovell-Smith (left), who started gift stores in Sumner, Lyttelton
and Heathcote Valley.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
was growing up,” she said.
“I loved all the interesting and
beautiful things they stocked,
but also that sense of being able
to discover something different,
of fossicking around.
“I’m really excited at being
able to do the same thing here
and Rebecca has been fantastic,
helping me stock the shop and
giving advice.”
As well as the new stock gifts,
toys, household items, posters,
cards Dear Prudence sells a
small range of secondhand
books and records.
Dear Prudence is open
from Tuesday to Friday, 11am-
5pm, and weekends from 10am-
4pm.
Bigger lights festival
• By Bridget Rutherford
THE ANNUAL Lyttelton Festival
of Lights celebration begins
this weekend, with nine days of
activities and events planned.
The festival will run from Saturday
until June 27, and will include
light installations, puppet shows,
the annual street party, fireworks,
stalls, music and more.
Co-ordinator Claire Coates said
a new feature this year was Light.
Creativity. Celebration. – which
is a series of light installations
around the suburb.
She said it would be like little
pockets of creativity popping up
for people to look at.
“We wanted to create some surprises
for this year’s festival and
we are pleased this project and the
programme of events throughout
the week is going to tick all the
boxes for everyone.”
One of the works will be a light
sculpture by Corsair Bay artists
Lillianna Sequira and Mario Luz
and their five-year-old daughter,
Eva.
Other works will include light
projections by Jason Greig, a light
display by Maree Henry in the
window of Henry Trading on
London St, and a window display
by Bettina Evans in the Lyttelton
Information Centre.
A series of puppet shows at St
Saviour’s at Holy Trinity will be
on, and the giant puppets will
re-appear at the street party on
June 24.
Lyttelton Arts Factory will celebrate
its grand re-opening with
a cabaret show at its new home in
the school hall on Friday before
the festival begins.
“We’re just really looking forward
to another great event,” Ms
Coates said.
For full details of the events
throughout the festival, pick up
a programme at all Christchurch
City Libraries, or visit http://www.
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BAY HARBOUR
PAGE 7
News
Wharf gets upgrade
A $1 MILLION extension
of Akaroa’s visitor centre
will be built on the wharf
to cater for increased visitor
numbers.
Black Cat Cruises will
remove the old cold stores
which are part of its cruises
centre, to allow a larger
building with more retail,
customer and staff facilities.
It hopes to have the
extension completed by
September.
The new centre will
include environmentally
friendly and power saving
features with better wheelchair
access.
A wood pallet burner will
heat water for the showers
that visitors use after swimming
with the dolphins in
the harbour, and new toilets
and changing facilities will
be built.
Chief executive Paul
Milligan said the extension
was the biggest investment
for Black Cat Cruises since
the purchase of its flagship
vessel, known as Black Cat,
in 1999.
“Without the addition
of extra cruise ships into
ARTIST’S IMPRESSION: Black Cat Cruises hopes to have
its revamped visitor centre completed by September.
Akaroa Harbour following
the 2011 Canterbury earthquakes
we probably would
not have considered investing
so much.
“That being said, some of
our facilities needed upgrading.”
Black Cat Cruises sales
and marketing manager
Natasha Lombart said the
company was seeing renewed
interest in Akaroa
from international markets,
and tourist bookings were
now stretching out to August
2017.
HAVE YOUR SAY: Do
you think the visitor
centre extension will be
a boost for Akaroa? Send
your views to bridget.
rutherford@starmedia.
kiwi
No view – no way
• By Bridget Rutherford
MT PLEASANT residents are
worried a new kindergarten to be
built in front of their properties will
block their estuary views and clog the
car parks outside their homes.
Kidsfirst Kindergartens wants to
rebuild its kindergarten on McCormacks
Bay Rd next to the new community
centre.
But residents living behind the site
voiced their concerns about the plan
at a hearing last week.
The hearing was adjourned so
Kidsfirst could submit a written right
of reply within 10 days.
Commissioner David Mountfort
has until next Wednesday to issue a
decision on whether it can progress
with plans to build the kindergarten.
In their submissions, residents said
their estuary views would be blocked,
a lack of car parking on-site would
clog McCormacks Bay Rd, and could
be unsafe for small children being
In Brief
FUNDING SOUGHT
THe Boat Security and Safety
Association has applied for funding
to go towards hiring a secretary. The
Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community
Board will decide whether to grant the
$581 at its meeting today.
dropped off.
They were concerned that plans for
the new facility included the capacity
of children increasing from 30 to 50.
It was also required to provide nine
car parks – five for visitors and four
for staff – but there were only six car
parks provided, plus one wheelchair
park in the plans, prompting concerns
staff would have to park on the road
instead.
Kidsfirst chief executive Sherryll
Wilson said as the hearing was
ongoing it would be inappropriate to
comment until the commissioner had
made a decision.
The original kindergarten was
damaged in the February 2011 earthquake,
and later demolished.
HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you
think of plans to rebuild Kidsfirst
Kindergarten at Mt Pleasant? Are
you affected? Email your views
to bridget.rutherford@starmedia.
kiwi
SOD TURNING
A sod turning event to commence the
building of the new Redcliffs Public
Library will be held at the Main Rd
site on Friday at 3.30pm. The building
will also have a children’s library and
community space.
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for the first time since 2013 to ensure new perspectives are reflected.
What is the Regional Water Management Committee?
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News
Three Akaroa landmarks and a Ferrymead house have been recognised in the Canterbury
Heritage Awards. A ceremony to announce the winners and highly-commended was held at
the newly-restored Great Hall at the Christchurch Arts Centre on Thursday. Akaroa’s Banksia
Cottage was highly commended in the Domestic Saved and Restored category. Work on
the cottage was carried out by Plane Tree Ltd. The Gaiety, which was repaired and officially
opened in March, was also highly-commended in the same category. The Banks Peninsula
War Memorial was repaired by Fulton Hogan after sustaining earthquake damage. The work
was commended. The memorial, which is owned by a trust rather than the city council or the
Returned and Services’ Association, was officially re-opened in October. Curragh House, in
Ferrymead, was highly-commended in the Heritage Tourism section. Christ’s College’s Miles
Warren Building, which is named after Governors Bay resident and architect Sir Miles Warren,
won the Future Heritage award.
2016 Canterbury Heritage Award winners:
•Supreme Award: Christchurch Arts Centre Great Hall
•Domestic Saved and Restored: Chilcombe and Racecourse Hill Homestead
•Public Realm Saved and Restored: Isaac Theatre Royal and Bridge of Remembrance
•Outstanding Contribution to Heritage: Canterbury Cultural Collections Recovery Centre Project
(Air Force Museum)
•Seismic: Christchurch Arts Centre Great Hall
•Heritage Tourism: Riccarton House and Valuing Our Heritage
•Future Heritage: Miles Warren Building
RESTORED:
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Banksia
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was highlycommended
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category.
ICON: Akaroa’s The Gaiety was
highly-commended.
HIGHLY-COMMENDED: Curragh
House sits in Ferrymead Heritage
Park.
IMPRESSIVE: The Miles Warren
Building at Christ’s College was
named after Governors Bay resident
Sir Miles Warren.
HISTORIC: Banks Peninsula War
Memorial was commended in
the Canterbury Heritage Awards
announced last week.
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Wednesday June 15 2016
Your Local Views
Liquor licence applications
National MP
based in the Port
Hills Nuk Korako
asks whether
it is time to
tweak the
liquor licensing
application
process
Being an MP means
constituents come to me about
a wide variety of local issues.
One that has recently been
brought to my attention is the
existing process for viewing
liquor licensing applications in
Christchurch.
We can’t currently view liquor
licensing applications online
– instead we must make an
appointment with the Alcohol
Licensing Team and visit the
council to read the application
in person. Several residents
have mentioned to me that this
process is unnecessarily arduous
and that they would like to be
able to view the documents on
the city council’s website instead.
Numerous city councils
around the country already
do this. For instance, current
applications can be viewed in
their entirety on the Dunedin,
Wellington and Tauranga city
council websites. I am interested
in seeing whether it is possible
for our council to do something
similar. Putting licensing
applications online simply makes
it easier for us all to access this
information and to be aware
of what’s happening in our
neighbourhoods.
Let me be clear that this isn’t
about making it harder for
applicants to obtain, alter or
renew their licences. I know
many of our local businesses,
clubs and events sell or supply
alcohol, and they take their
responsibilities under the Sale
and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012
seriously. They are part of what
makes Port Hills such a vibrant
electorate to live.
This is simply about ensuring
that those residents and
community groups who meet
the threshold of having a ‘greater
interest’ in new licences and licence
renewals don’t face unnecessary
barriers in participating in the
application process.
I have already spoken with
city councillor Paul Lonsdale
about this issue, but would also
like to hear your thoughts. You
can get in touch with me at nuk.
korakomp@parliament.govt.nz.
HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you
think we should be able
to view liquor licence
applications online? Email
your views to bridget.
rutherford@starmedia.kiwi
Banks
Peninsula
Water Zone
Committee
chairman
Steve
Lowndes
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Suppliers to trade and retail
Inspiration acknowledged
Banks Peninsula
is unique.
We are different from the plains
in so many ways including our
landscape, weather, water resources,
biodiversity and people.
One of many individuals who,
by caring for the landscape, is
really making a difference is
Peter Ramsden. Peter’s turangawaiwai
is Koukourarata/Port
Levy or in his words, heaven.
Peter was recently named a finalist
in the national Green Ribbon
Awards for his contribution
to his rūnanga/people and the
environment. Peter’s inspiration
and influence extends throughout
Ngāi Tahu’s rohē but his influence
is most noticeable close
to home at Koukourarata.
Peter has worked for a number
of years with local farmer
Tim Coop and his family on
an extensive riparian fencing
and planting project along the
local stream. A block of 87
ha of native bush at the top of
the catchment, the Kakanui
Reserve, has been set aside and
covenanted. An area of tōtara
has been planted close to the
marae for future carvers and
various varieties of flax planted
for the weavers.
But the most inspiring thing
for me is Peter’s commitment
to providing opportunities for
young and old alike to learn
in a warm and welcoming
environment. Peter reminds me
that it is people who make the
difference.
Take a trip over to heaven one
weekend and you are sure to be
inspired.
He aha te mea nui o te ao
What is the most important
thing in the world?
He tangata, he tangata, he
tangata
It is the people, it is the people,
it is the people
Bio what?
The word ‘biodiversity’ seems
to occur more and more when
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WELL DONE:
Peter Ramsden
was named
a finalist in
the national
Green Ribbon
Awards for his
contribution to
his rūnanga/
people and the
environment.
we hear the environment being
talked about, but what does it
mean?
The word is a contraction of
“biological diversity”. It refers to
the variety of living organisms
within a particular ecosystem
like a stream, a wetland or a
paddock. These living organisms
may be plants, animals,
insects or birds and together
they provide the foundation of
life upon which we all depend.
In Maori the word “mauri”
encapsulates the idea of the life
force in nature which is akin to
a healthy, breathing ecosystem.
The Banks Peninsula Water
Zone Committee is keen to
work with local landowners and
community groups to improve
biodiversity. Funds are available
for projects.
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Bay Harbour News asked
its readers what changes
they would like made to the
St Andrews Hill and Bridle
Path Rds intersection:
Sandy Cassels, of
Lyttelton – Could there not be
three lanes – one for Heathcote
traffic turning left into Ferry Rd,
two for hill traffic turning left
into Ferry Rd and three for those
turning right to Sumner?
Move the island in the
middle a little to create more
space. Cyclists might need to use
the footpath for turning left and
the road for turning right.
If lights are installed, they
would need to have a longer
green phase so everyone can
get a go at moving on and not
creating a back log of traffic.
Richard Perrett – I travel
down St Andrews Hill Rd
every day in rush hour and
have had no difficulty using the
intersection in a safe manner.
Drivers on Bridal Path Rd
are generally courteous and let
traffic in from St Andrews Hill
Rd. What I do have a problem
with are the drivers in your
picture who leave large gaps
between them and the next car.
If these drivers bunched up,
more cars could safely get out
from St Andrews Hill Rd and
flow would improve. Lights are
unlikely to improve traffic flow
from St Andrews Hill Rd during
peak times and will impede
Previously
United Travel
traffic flow at other times while
incurring a significant cost.
Christchurch has an obsession
with traffic lights which outside
of rush hours only add time to
journeys.
If drivers consider it dangerous
turning into Bridal Path Rd
from Sumner, they should slow
down, open their eyes and
exercise some judgement instead
of making it someone else’s
problem. Perhaps a warning sign
for traffic turning from Sumner
into Bridal Path Rd may reduce
the risk?
Readers respond to
Richard Suggate’s Soap
Box column about the
Diamond Harbour Ferry:
Carolyn Nicol, of Diamond
Harbour
For many years preearthquake
I used the bus and
ferry services and loved it.
When returning home I would
catch the express bus to Lyttelton
and this bus was guaranteed
to catch the ferry. Since the
earthquakes the express bus
has been removed, Colombo St
is congested at peak times, so
coming home via the bus and
ferry services has just become
unworkable for me.
Lyttelton Port of Christchurch
appears to have a plan to make
the bus/ferry connection as
unpleasant as possible – no
doubt to encourage ferry and bus
users that a shift of the ferry will
be better. I don’t think the ferry
links well with the bus timetable.
National List MP and
Rapaki Runanga member
Nuk Korako responds to
Archie Laird’s letter on
June 1 about dredging in
Lyttelton Harbour:
You’re correct that dredging
here is not new, but Rapaki
Runanga’s concern is where the
dredge spoil is dumped.
The runanga would like to see
the dump site located further
offshore. For years we’ve seen
our mahinga kai beds desecrated
by mud carried up the harbour
from dredging residue created by
inner harbour dumping.
The only mahinga kai shellfish
beds now left are cockles, and
these are already at risk because
of mud build-up. Paua and
mussels have now disappeared
from our kainga foreshore.
Depositing dredge spoil away
from the harbour will strike the
appropriate balance between
protecting our harbour as a
mahinga kai and ensuring it
remains a gateway port.
The city council was
asking people to submit
ideas on what Sumner’s
new community centre,
library and museum should
be named. Bay Harbour
News asked its readers
what they would like the
facility to be called:
Maria Simmonds – The name
I suggest for the new Sumner
Community Centre is The
Sumner Hub.
This is the name given to
the centre created at the old
Sumner School hall during
the earthquakes. The hub
was the place where you could
get information, water, public
meetings were held, support in
many forms including the tent
school and care for the elderly.
Many of these services have
continued when the Sumner
community group moved to the
old police station. It will resonant
with many people as it was the
place where we all came together
to help each other out during
those difficult months and years.
Bay Harbour News asked
its readers whether they
thought Recliffs needed
more social housing after
the city council began
demolishing Avonheath
Courts:
Gerard Liddell – The social
housing at Redcliffs was an
exemplar of good planning. The
residents are home enjoying the
outlook from their location far
more than those in the majority
of houses in the area that are
vacant for most of the daytime
working hours.
In addition, the residents
of social housing have more
mobility limitations and the and
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shops is more valuable for them.
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Wednesday June 15 2016
PUPILS HAVE been busy
making lunch with produce
from their school garden.
Diamond Harbour’s Kotare
class made ravioli and
smoothies.
The pupils used eggs they had
collected over the week from the
chickens to make the pasta.
The ravioli had harvested
silverbeet, spinach, kale, onions,
oyster mushrooms and fresh
SCHOOL
YUM: Diamond Harbour School pupils made ravioli out of
the produce grown in their school garden.
Kai from the
school garden
herbs in it.
After making the lunch, the
pupils set the table, including
flowers from the school garden
for decoration, and said a karakia
before enjoying it.
Following their meal, they
planted broad beans, daffodil
bulbs, took the beans from their
pods and put them into labelled
bags to be planted in spring,
and laid pea-straw.
New entrants learn from young teachers
DIAMOND HARBOUR School
year 7 and 8 pupils have been
working with new entrants to
demonstrate learning habits.
Together, the pupils worked
on a presentation to show their
love of a chosen topic.
They came up with some
questions, researched, planned
and put together a final piece
which would showcase their new
learning to the young pupils.
Some groups headed straight
to iPads and laptops, others to
the library, some to the construction
areas and others to the
art resources.
Presentations included slideshows
about the extinct shark
species Megalodon, models of
race cars with full steering, posters
about dolphins, a quiz about
cheetahs and a movie about
Lego. But there is more to come.
A FORMER New Zealand rower
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pupils recently.
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rowed in the
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with her best achievement going
CREATIVE: New entrant Antonio (left) and Mack with their
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when an Olympian visited her
school.
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she began rowing at 22, but
was told she would not be good
enough to make the New
Zealand under-23 rowing team.
That grew her passion and
determination.
She went on to become world
champion, alongside Juliette
Haigh, in the pair. Then came
fifth at the Olympics. Her main
message to the pupils was to
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BaY HaRBOUR
WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 2016
People make
the difference
New look House of Travel Ferrymead
Mel Hubber (nee Lowen) & Kim Beswick have taken over the
ownership of House of Travel Ferrymead, but they are certainly
no strangers to the business. Between them they have a combined
number of sixteen years working in store and are both excited about
their upcoming store move and what it means for the customers,
the team and for Ferrymead.
‘By now you will have seen our signs up on our new site at 987
Ferry Road and we are excited about our upcoming move as soon
as the site is finished later this month’.
We are happy to welcome new team member Melanie Bartram who
comes to us with a wealth of industry experience and knowledge,
having personally worked on cruise ships and recently teaching at
the NZ School of travel and tourism for the last five years.
We are so proud of having such a well-travelled friendly team who
have incredible knowledge they are able to pass on to our clients’.
We know that the best holidays are created together and we know
we have the right people to help make sense of all the offers out
there and provide exceptional travel solutions.’ Kim
‘We are well aware of the impact the events of the last five years
have had in our community and while we are currently operating
from our ‘purple portacom’ by Mitre 10 Mega and Countdown -
we are super excited about the new developments and buildings
taking shape in Ferrymead and our upcoming move to our new
flagship store at 987 Ferry Road.’’ – Mel
Together the new owners are excited to be leading their team
through the upcoming development of the new store and inspiring
travellers more than ever before. They are also 100% committed
to supporting local businesses and being an integral part of
establishing Ferrymead as an enviable business hub.
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No. of years in travel: 22 years
No. of countries visited: 57
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and love beaches, mountains and different cultures
in particular Europe. I love local cuisine, markets and
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CONTACT MEL | email: mellowen@hot.co.nz | phone: 376 4018
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No. of years in travel: 10 years
No. of countries visited: 114
I have travelled to 114 countries on all continents. I
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for me, & I love helping my clients to plan their own
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Nicky De Clifford
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 23 years
No. of countries visited: 30
Having a young child I am always on the look-out for great family holiday
destinations. Recent visits include the Sunshine Coast and Thailand which
offer great value accommodation, excellent weather and food and the locals are
super friendly and just love kids! Other family destinations I
can recommend from personal experience are Hawaii, Bali
and for somewhere closer to home - Fiji and Rarotonga.
Anna O’Dell
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 2 years
No. of countries visited: 36
Having travelled extensively I thoroughly enjoy immersing myself in the rich
culture of any destination I get the opportunity to visit. Travel is my passion &
I love helping clients create an unforgettable experience that is
uniquely their own!
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Alisha Russell
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 1 years
No. of countries visited: 32
I have travelled to over 35 different countries and my “to-do” list is forever
growing! Europe with its history and culture is a definite favourite of mine.
For me, travel is inspiring and transformative - it allows you to learn
more about the world around you, and in the process, more
about yourself.
Harriet Babe
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 1 years
No. of countries visited: 22
I love travel- to enjoy different cuisine, culture, history, scenery, people and
their language. You feel a sense of richness of a culture, especially accessing
places that are so remote and untouched. Sports games are a
highlight of most of my holidays as well as exploring
national parks!
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Melanie Bartram
Travel Specialist
No. of years in travel: 20 years
No. of countries visited: 53
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are many more I am longing to explore!. While I am relatively new to the
industry I am your first point of contact when you come into our office and I
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SPORTS
International regattas
for young sailors
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
TWO TALENTED sailors will
use their friendly competitions
in Charteris Bay as training
when they travel to international
regattas next month.
Will Hadfield qualified for
the Optimist North American
Championship in Antigua, and
David Buchanan, who qualified
for the International Optimist
Dinghy Association World
Championship in Portugal.
The boys qualified for their
respective international races
in March through the Optimist
Nationals, which were held in
Auckland.
Will’s mum Becky Hadfield
said Will and David have always
had a friendly rivalry when racing
for their club.
“It’s a great wee rivalry, and
it’s always better when there are
equal people to race against - it’s
a healthy rivalry . . . it’s tight
between them mostly. David has
it this year, he’s slightly ahead
because he’s going to the worlds,
but Will’s still going to the North
American regatta,” she said.
Will, 13, will be representing
New Zealand for the second
time next month. His first competition
was last year when Mrs
Hadfield travelled with him to
Doha, Qatar.
AT SPEED: Will Hadfield,
13, will travel to a North
American yachting regatta
next month.
“Last year I went to Doha with
him. But this year (his) dad is
going with him, and I’ve missed
out, but I’m not too worried, I
think he’ll make it next year as
well,” Mrs Hadfield said.
She said both boys had trained
hard for the past few months,
and are both in the top 25 sailors
aged under 15 in the country.
“They’re both in the top 25
sailors in the country. David’s
currently sixth and Will’s 13th,”
she said.
Both Will and David are
fundraising before they leave for
their respective competitions,
and have set up givealittle pages
to help them get there.
•If you would like to help, go to
www.givealittle.co.nz and search
for David Buchanan, and Will
Hadfield.
Big win caps milestone
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
SUMNER celebrated Lawrence
Babe’s milestone 100th match on
Saturday with a 65-31 thrashing
of Shirley at St Leonard’s Square.
Babe has had a stellar season
for Sumner. He has been
awarded seven most valuable
player awards, ninth equal with
University’s Marty McKenzie
for the most MVP awards in
the Hawkins Division 1 Cup
competition.
Babe celebrated his milestone
against Shirley with a try.
“I’m pretty stoked to have
made it to 100 games for the
club, and it was pretty good to
get the win as well,” Babe said.
Another notable Sumner
feat has seen first five-eighth
Nik Cumming charge past the
100-point mark for the season.
Cumming chalked up his century
against Christchurch two
Saturdays ago, and on the weekend
scored another 23 points to
take his tally to 131.
He scored two tries, kicked
five conversions and a penalty
goal against Shirley.
He is now only 32 points
behind points tally leader High
School Old Boys’ first fiveeighth
Jarred Percival’s total of
163.
Cumming said he was unaware
of his personal points
tally until only a few weeks ago.
“I only found out in the last
few weeks (that he was so close),
so it was a bit of a shock really. I
MILESTONE: Sumner celebrated Lawrence Babe’s 100th
match for the club in style when they crushed Shirley 65-31.
don’t focus on it, but it’s just the
way we play, we try and build
scores, and that can mean we
kick for points often,” he said.
But it’s not just penalties
Cumming scores, he has also
scored six tries, meaning he’s
the Hawkins Division 1 Cup
competition’s seventh equal top
try scorer.
Cumming will head back to
the West Coast at the end of the
season, to join back up with his
team for the start of the Mitre
10 Heartland Championship,
which kicks off at the end of
August.
Sumner currently sit in ninth
place on the competition ladder,
with four wins from 11 games.
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Wednesday June 15 2016
Surf lifesaving family dominate awards
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
A FAMILY of surf lifesavers has been
recognised in a recent regional awards
evening.
The Jamieson family, consisting of
husband and wife Craig and Tisha,
and son Will, were all on stage at one
point to receive an award in Saturday’s
Canterbury Awards of Excellence
evening at Mashina Lounge.
Mr Jamieson received the Lifeguard
of the Year award. An award he said
was all down to the role others played
working towards a common goal.
“In reality, I have earned this award
on the back of a lot of other volunteers
with a common goal, so people can
enjoy our beaches and return home
after a great Kiwi day with everyone
intact,” he said.
Mrs Jamieson and son, Will, were
on stage later in the evening to receive
the award on behalf of the Taylors
Mistake club for the Rescue of the
Year, performed by Will in February.
The evening also saw coach of the
year jointly won by Sumner’s Mark
Robberds and Waimairi’s Janice
Murdoch.
Mr Jamieson, who has been a part of
the Taylors Mistake club for 16 years,
said being named the lifeguard of the
year is a huge achievement.
“Hell yeah, for me it’s a huge
achievement. But to be honest I’m just
happy to do the job really . . . I was
just quite surprised when I won. I was
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•Official of the Year – Graeme Trevor, of North
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•Sportsperson of the Year – Morgan Foster, of
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•Sports Team of the Year – Waimairi Women’s
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•Instructor/Examiner of the Year – Tom Denman,
of Sumner
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Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today, 10am-11am
Head along to Lyttelton Library
to Knit ’n’ Yarn. Take your knitting,
crochet or other portable
craft project and enjoy time with
other crafters.
Lyttelton Library, free, beginners
welcome.
Sumner Toy Library
Today, 7.30pm-8.30pm
Sumner Toy Library will be
open this evening so people can
go along and have a look at the toy
selection. It is open every second
Wednesday of the month during
the school term.
Old school hall, Wiggins St. Visit
the Facebook page for more details
at www.facebook.com/SumnerToys
Redcliffs TribalDive Belly
Dance
Wednesdays, 6.30pm-7.30pm
RedcliffsTribalDiva Belly Dance
class is fun and good for fitness
and confidence, as well as a chance
to make new friends.
TribalDiva Studios, at 40A
Taupata St, Redcliffs. For full
class details or to register, email:
tribaldiva.bellydancers@hotmail.
co.nz, call 027 756 4460 or visit
www.tribaldiva.co.nz
Alliance Française Music
Festival 2016
Saturday, 7pm-11pm
This Lyttelton festival, inspired
by France’s Music Day, will
celebrate all styles of music with
several different performances.
This year’s festival will feature up
and coming local bands.
Wunderbar, Lyttelton. $12 entry.
Community
Events
Email
Papa Tree Puppet Collective,
Lyttelton Festival of Lights
Saturday
10am – Farmyard Fun with Liz
Weir from Coalgate – for ages
2-6. Liz Weir’s ventriloquism with
her eccentric collection of animals
is a delight.
11am – Peter Rabbit, with Juliet
Neill of Thumbs Up Puppetry,
Lyttelton – for ages 3-8 – a quirky
take on Beatrice Potter’s tale, with
lots of humour for all ages.
Noon – The Magic Acorn, with
Miyuki Takahagi of New Brighton
and Little River – for ages 3-8 - a
show based on an old tale, with
lots of interaction and music.
1pm – The Old Lady who
Swallowed a Fly – from Rowena
MacGill of Sunset Silhouettes,
Teddington – for families -a
shadow puppet show based on the
old favourite children’s song.
2pm – The Coconut
Whangershnozzle Pirate
Show – from Kerry and Mary
McCammon of New Brighton –
for ages 5-10. A musical show with
pizzaz, delighting in the absurd.
All shows will be held at
St Saviour’s at Holy Trinity,
Winchester St, Lyttelton. $5 per
head, per show. Family concession
– $20 for a family of five. Book now
by emailing neillj@snap.net.nz or
phone/text 021 032 7014
bridget.rutherford@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Matariki in Sumner
There will be a series of events
and activities held in Sumner to
celebrate Matariki.
June 26, 5.30am-7am – Cultural
Astronomy Tour - Make sure to
wrap up warm and head along to
watch Matariki rising just before
dawn, with Mary Bell. Meet at
the row of pines on Summit Rd at
the top of Richmond Hill. $5 per
person, and under 18s are free.
June 26, 2pm-4pm – Seed Bomb
Making Creative Workshop, old
school hall, Wiggins St. $10 per
person and you will need to book
a place.
To book places email events@
sumnerresidents.co.nz, or for more
information visit www.sumnerhub.
nz
A Night with The Unicorn
June 23, 7pm
Just back from Adelaide Fringe
and sold out shows during the New
Zealand Jazz Fest, international
comedian Derek Flores (also
World Buskers Festival favourite
El Jaguar) uses inspiration from
the audience to tell new and
unique tales never to be repeated.
Featuring musician Kris Finnerty.
The performance is part of the
Lyttelton Festival of Lights.
Lyttelton Arts Factory, $10.
GEARING UP: Lyttelton Festival of Lights will run from
Saturday until June 26. There will be just over a week
of activities and celebrations, with the popular street
party happening on June 24. Lyttelton residents are
encouraged to join in by lighting up their letterbox
or trees. They can then take a photo and share it on
Facebook, tagging Lyttelton Harbour Festival of Lights,
or on Instagram, with the tag lovelylyttelton. Those
taking part can then text their street address to 021 023
18196 to receive a spot prize. Pick-up a programme at
all Christchurch City Libraries and around town or view
the full list of events at http://www.lyttelton.net.nz/
festivals/festival-of-lights
Markets
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: The market has
temporarily moved to the western end of the
McCormacks Bay Reserve. You will find it at the
intersection of McCormacks Bay and Main Rd. Every
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm.
Lyttelton: Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St.
Sumner: Every Sunday, 10am on the corner of
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Revamped bottle store brings
modern convenience
to Lyttelton
Lyttelton’s only bottle store, Super
Liquor Lyttelton, has now been
completely refurbished. The result:
a bright, sophisticated liquor outlet
with a well-designed layout offering a full
range of beers, wines and spirits to suit all
budgets and requirements.
Located at 42 Norwich Quay, the former
Mondo Vino, which had been trading for
eight years under the ownership of Jean-
Pierre Ribotton, was purchased by Harjit
Singh in January this year and converted to a
Super Liquor outlet.
The conversion involved not merely a name
change, but a major revamp of the premises.
The opportunity to purchase the Lyttelton
business was too good to pass up, Harjit says,
even though the building required significant
investment to bring it up to the level of a
modern, customer-friendly Super Liquor
outlet.
That investment included the installation
of a new cool room, sleek new shelving units,
new carpeting and lighting, a new spirits area
and an extended wine area.
The store continued to trade during the
alteration work, and Harjit says customers
were very patient and tolerant, despite the
disruptions and mess.
The newly refurbished Lyttelton Super Liquor store on Norwich Quay
An extensive range of local and imported wines are available
“I would like to thank customers for their
patience and support during that time. It was
much appreciated,” he says.
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And he is thrilled with the finished job.
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“We have had great feedback from our
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because if he hadn’t been ready to sell his
business, I wouldn’t have had this opportunity
to come to Lyttelton.”
In addition to the store’s much-improved
interior, Super Liquor Lyttelton also has the
advantage of the legacy left by a previous
operation on the site – a petrol station. This
has provided a drive-through facility, enabling
customers to drive up to the door, pop in and
pick up their supplies and drive out again.
There is also an off-street parking area at the
front.
Super Liquor Lyttelton is open seven days
a week – 10am to 9pm Monday to Thursday,
10am to 10pm Friday and Saturday, and 10am
to 9pm Sunday.
Owner and manager offer
industry experience
The large new cool room now stocks local and European beers, plus a huge range of craft beers
Lyttelton Super Liquor Manager Gursharan Singh.
Lyttelton Super Liquor Operations Manager
Kuljinder Sandhu
An experienced operator in the
liquor industry, Super Liquor
Lyttelton owner Harjit Singh owns
five other Super Liquor outlets
around Christchurch. He says the bulk buying
power this provides enables him to offer very
competitive pricing, plus there are different
specials every week offering even more savings
for customers.
The store’s extensive selection of all types of
liquor includes the increasingly popular craft
beers.
“We have doubled our range of craft beers,
and we have every European beer you could
think of at very competitive prices.”
Super Liquor Lyttelton also welcomes
suggestions from customers on other products
they would like, and will do their best to
source them. Store manager Gursharan Singh
brings a wealth of experience to Lyttelton – he
was the manager at Woolston Super Liquor
for three years and is always pleased to chat to
customers about their preferences.
Super Liquor Lyttelton also supports the
community, such as helping with fundraising
for local groups.
“Our customers have shown their loyalty
to us, and that’s why we want to be part of the
Lyttelton community and help out where we
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Pizza restaurant
offers cosy spot
for family fun
As it cools down into winter,
Winnies Ferrymead is there to
warm you and your family up with
a cosy, inviting environment and
arguably the tastiest Kiwi pizzas you will find
anywhere.
Now approaching eight years in the
neighbourhood, Winnies Ferrymead is proud
to be community-focused by sponsoring the
local sports teams, schools and events within
the area.
With the school holidays fast approaching,
Winnes Ferrymead suggests a great way to
keep children occupied for one day at least
is the Kids Pizza School, which is run during
the holidays. Kids love this highly enjoyable
activity, and the cost starts from only $10
per child.
A great Kids Menu also makes Winnies
Ferrymead a fun place to take the family
for lunch, dinner or anytime in between, as
they are open from 11.30am daily. The staff
are only too happy to make sure children
and parents have a great time while enjoying
delicious food.
Fundraiser nights at Winnies Ferrymead
have proved to be a very effective way for
clubs and other organisations to raise money
– earning up to $1000 per sitting. All you need
to do is sell the tickets, people come and feast,
and you walk away with cash for your sports
team, school or charity. These events are now
run on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Sunday nights. Give them a call to find out
more details.
Lunches at Winnies are great value, with a
Lunch Menu for $15 or under, including Salad
of the Day, Mini Winnie, Small Pizza and
Pasta of the Day. All ingredients are brought
in fresh and prepared on site, ensuring quality
and flavour. Nothing is off the shelf – it’s all
made with love, fresh for you daily.
For the adults, Winnies Ferrymead offers
birthday dos, work functions, bands, live sport
and a great night out. Visit their Facebook
page to keep up to date with what’s happening.
Winnies Ferrymead – your local family
pizza restaurant and bar, Waterman Place
Ferrymead, phone 376 4900.
Now delivering between Cass Bay
and Purau 5 days a week
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For orders over $25
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Open Monday–Friday 9.00am-4.30pm
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Three Years On
and Going Strong
BAY HARBOUR
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It Is now three years since Auckland
trained Rosanne Marks took over sirocco
Hair studio on Mount Pleasant, and she is
celebrating this anniversary by giving back
to her clients in a way that appeals to both
fun-loving adults and younger customers.
Everyone who comes along for a service
gets to try their luck in their Birthday
Lucky Dip, and there’s a whole heap of
surprises and prizes available for the
winners. What’s more, next month if you
book your next appointment while you’re
in the salon, you will go in the draw and
one lucky person will win a free product of
their choice.
Rosanne firmly believes in being part
of the local community and that means
the team at sirocco are not only working
at a family-friendly salon, but they go the
extra mile to make their clients part of
the sirocco family too. It’s a salon where
all generations are welcome, and where
customers and staff get to know each other.
stylist Rachel is off overseas from the 18th
of June. she is taking a 13-week break
and getting married. Rosanne and the
team send her their best wishes and look
forward to her return in september to hear
all about her travels. They welcome Joanna
to the team, a second year apprentice who
will be improving her skills as she works
alongside the rest of the team.
The friendly and welcoming atmosphere
begins as soon as you enter this charming,
boutique salon – there is a cosy waiting
area and the stylists are approachable and
knowledgeable. Whether you are coming
to have a hair up for a formal occasion
such as a school ball or your special day,
or you are simply in for a quick trim, you
are guaranteed to leave having had a great
time and looking and feeling fantastic.
This team of professionals is highly skilled
and adaptable, and because they make
sure they keep up-to-date with current
trends and new techniques and products,
customers can choose a modern style
combined with healthy hair or opt to stick
with their traditional, tried-and-trusted
look.
Back row: left to right, Shanelle, Rachel and Jennifer. Front row: Joanna and Rosanne.
They use only professional-quality
products including Nak for colour and
hair care products (which includes
colours that are sulphate, paraben and
ammonia free) or the Manic Panic range
for the boldest and bravest looks. All this
as well as perms, cuts, and conditioning
treatments, making sure the whole family
is catered for.
Find them 2 soleares Avenue, Mount
Pleasant, overlooking McCormack’s Bay.
There’s plenty of free parking. to book an
appointment, ring (03) 384 1743 or email
them at siroccohair2013@gmail.com.
Follow them on Facebook at Facebook.
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An absolute winning combination
18 Rockview Place, Ngaio Heights, Mt Pleasant with 6 car garage
Deadline sale: All offers will be presented Tuesday, 28th 2016, unless sold prior.
4 bedrooms |2 bathrooms | 3 toilets |2 living rooms | 6-car garage | ID #SMT1868
Welcome to an absolute
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The lucky new owners
will quickly appreciate the main feature
of the property being the Six car 250m2
garage with 5 doors, workshop, 3 phase
power, mezzanine floor plus a basement
area under the workshop. Perfect for boat
builders, mechanics car enthusiasts and
boys with toys!
This highly sought after Mt Pleasant
location incorporates all day sun and
panoramic views which literally take
your breath away. The floor plan offers
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floor. Interconnecting living spaces lead
themselves to entertaining with a fabulous
flow to the wrap around outdoor patio
areas to better absorb the breath-taking
views of the Port Hills, Southern Alps
and views over the city. Downstairs will
accommodate family or guests, with the
layout comprising three relaxing double
bedrooms and guest bathroom.
Brilliantly orientated for all day sun
and views, the home’s inherent warmth is
completed by a cosy log burner with wet
back and heatpump.
Deceptively spacious, the home’s
generous dimensions are complemented
by the 5276m2 established grounds.
The gardens feature a contemporary
scheme that complements the house and
incorporates native planting.
Excellent level access to the large
garage and parking space which can a
accommodate a motor home and boat!
Ideal location for professionals, families
or car enthusiasts. A short drive to the
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primary school in a short walk. The bus
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All EQC work has been completed
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Those seriously considering its purchase
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027 221 9071 or 021 0231 3482
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Declaration of
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Results
Parent
Representatives votes:
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Kaye Jones
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Wednesday June 15 2016
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9ct white gold Halo set
Barrington Jewellery Centre
YouR oNe sTop JeWelleRY shop
offering a combined expertise in jewellery of over 100 years.
opened in 1999 Barrington Jewellery Centre offers unique service where you can purchase
your engagement, wedding rings and remakes, have jewellery repaired, ring resizing and
restoration completed, as well as your precious items of jewellery valued.
$2,495
$995
Before
Remade
Ring
After
BARRINGTON MALL
The Warehouse
Clarity Diamonds - Edwin Edmonds
Clarity Diamonds was established by Edwin Edmonds to offer a personalised service to
provide the best combination of style quality and value for money. Over the last 35 years
Edwin has specialised in engagement and wedding rings and carries one of the largest
selections in Christchurch which customers can order in the combinations that suit them
best. Free Quotes are given and a design service is also available. Remaking of your
jewellery is also a speciality at Clarity Diamonds where we can recreate your treasured
pieces.
Testimonial
“I can’t begin to describe my delight when I opened my Clarity box. My husband
and I had described to Edwin what we wanted but this ring completely exceeded
our expectations. The craftsmanship is exquisite and detail faultless. As well as Edwin
and his team being extremely professional and genuinely caring about what we
wanted, they made the process fun. Thank you so much Edwin - we will be back!”
Stana - Christchurch
OVER 500 WEDDING RINGS IN STORE
Craig Anderson – Goldsmith / Manufacturing Jeweller
With 38 years experience at the workbench Craig specialises in jewellery repair and
restoration. A member of the Goldsmiths Guild of New Zealand, Craig completed
his apprenticeship in Wellington and attained his Trade Certificate in Manufacturing
Jewellery in 1978. Jewellery repairs, ring resizing and restorations are carried out
by Craig in his workshop on the premises. Craig will discuss the best available
options to you in regards repairs as well as advice on the care and maintenance
of your precious jewellery items. Whilst no appointment is necessary Craig can be
contacted on (03) 337 6576 if you wish to make a time to see him.
BARRINGTON
Jewellery Centre
Professional
service from
professional
people
Edwin Edmonds
Clarity Diamonds
GIA Diamond Cert.
Craig Anderson
Goldsmith /
Manufacturing
Jeweller
Member Goldsmiths
Guild of N.Z.
NZTCMJ
JVC Valuers
1st Fl/10a Athelstan Street,
Barrington
Christchurch
Ph:
Fax:
03 332 4233
03 982 4234
Email: jim@jvcvaluers.co.nz
Client Name:
Valuation Number:
Ruby Ring
JC12-7834Ad
Valuation for Insurance
Item: 1 SOLITAIRE RING
Alloy: 18ct yellow gold, Stamped : (18ct/1.00), Manufacture: assembled cast, Maker Designer: na, Setting:
tapered six claw, Underrail: straight, Shoulders diamond set extended and pointed cross over,
Shank/Band: narrow, near flat and slightly tapered.
DIAMOND.. one claw set, round brilliant cut diamond measuring 5.37 - 5.29 mm, estimated total weight
0.58 carats, with apparent averaged quality of; Colour: I-J, Clarity: low SI2, Make: medium good.
DIAMOND.. Fourteen channel set, round brilliant cut diamonds measuring 1.93 - 1.95 mm, estimated
total weight 0.42 carats, with apparent averaged quality of; Colour: H-I, Clarity: SI2-I1, Make: medium.
DiamondLink #L049M- www.diamondlink.co.nz
Item Weight:
Condition:
Durability:
510
Good
Good
Valuer: Jim Young, GIA: Diamonds Graduate GIA: ADG
Authorised signature:
Economic Factors:
grams
NRV- New Replacement Value......
$6,275.00
VALUERS DECLARATION - I hereby certify that the above item was personally examined by me on the date shown
and has been valued for the purpose of Insurance. This report does not constitute a warranty or guarantee. This
report should be read in conjunction with the attached schedule
20 July 2012
$NZ Exchange Rates US$ 0.7775 Metal Prices (NZ$/ounce) Gold 2055.16 Platinum 1857.87 Palladium
785.52 Silver 36.09
LAST mONTh ALONE mORE ThAN
700 NEW ZEALANdERS NEEdEd
TO CLAIm fOR LOST OR STOLEN
JEWELLERY ANd WATChES. If YOU
NEEd TO CLAIm NOW, WOULd YOUR
JEWELLERY bE fULLY INSUREd?
®
ATHELSTAN STREET
JVC Valuers, Jewellery Valuation Specialists
Craig Anderson NZTCMJ
BARRINGTON
JEWELLERY
CENTRE
ENTRANCE
Why use JVC ? See why JVC Valuers, jewellery valuation specialists are leading
the industry in jewellery valuation services.
1. EXPERIENCE. As we value more precious jewellery than anyone else in NZ, our
valuation team have unrivalled expertise. We can value all types of jewellery,
diamonds and gemstones. We value antique watches, antique jewellery, Asian
22 carat or 24 carat gold jewellery.
2. QUALITY. Our valuations meet Insurance Company standards. Your jewellery
will be clearly described, cleaned, photographed and valued. (see sample in
advertisement)
3. PRICE. We offer fair and transparent pricing based on the work we do, not the
value of your jewellery. So there’s no hidden fees.
4. SECURITY. Your jewellery stays on our premises, all our valuations are
completed in house.
5. CONVENIENT. JVC Valuers has four valuation centres conveniently located
in Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington & Christchurch (Christchurch, 1st floor 10a
Athelstan Street-next to medical centre).
6. SERVICE. By appointment you can make a booking at our special Valuation
Days, to have your jewellery valued within the same day. Please Phone 332 4233.
7. Check us out. www.jvcvaluers.co.nz
Barrington St Barrington St
Barrington
jewellery
Centre
Frank leigh St
Jim Young
JVC Valuers
Senior Valuer
GIA: Diamonds
Graduate
Bei Kong
JVC Valuers
FGA: Gemmogolist
GIA: Diamond
Grading
Barrington
Shopping
Centre
athelStan St
WE ARE
HERE
SiMeon St
Barrington
Medical
Milton St
www.claritydiamonds.co.nz
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Ph: (03) 982 2982 or 0800 4 RINGS
Email: edwin@claritydiamonds.co.nz
Jewellery Manufacture, Repair & Restoration
Ph: (03) 337 6576
Email: gold.smith@clear.net.nz
www.jvcvaluers.co.nz
Ph: (03) 332 4233
Email: jim@jvcvaluers.co.nz
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9.00am – 5.30pm Clarity Diamonds: After 5.30pm Weekdays and Saturdays (by Appointment only)
LeveL 1 - 10a atheLstan street, Barrington, ChristChurCh
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