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• By Annabelle Dick 

REDCLIFFS RESIDENTS want 

the Sumner-Lyttelton Corridor 

project to be reviewed to take 

pedestrian access into account. 

There is no footpath on the 

Moa Cave side of Main Rd, 

which means pedestrians have 

to cross a busy road to access the 

footpath on the north side. 

Redcliffs residents Jackie 

Barker and Diane France approached 

the Hagley-Ferrymead 

Community Board to raise their 

concerns about the intersection. 

“It’s a major safety issue. 

There’s elderly people, mothers 

with prams and kids crossing the 

road where there’s a huge volume 

of traffic,” Mrs Barker said. 

The mother-of-three said 

many school children travel the 

route twice a day and crossing 

the main thoroughfare is the 

only way to get to class. 

“Redcliffs School is going to 

remain open and there’s a lot 

of kids living in McCormacks 

Bay that can’t access the school 

unless they cross the dangerous 

intersection.” 

The footpath has been out of 

action since the February 22, 

2011, earthquake rendered it 

unusable. 

Rockfall has been a major risk 

to roads below and high-grade 

wire mesh was installed last 

month to mitigate the threat. 

But community board chairwoman 

Sara Templeton said 

even rockfall protection isn’t 

enough to reintroduce a pathway 

at Moa Cave. 

“Geotech staff told us it’s not 

possible to engineer a solution 

for the corner which allows 

pedestrians to safely pass around 

and underneath the cliff face,” 

Mrs Templeton said. 

Redcliffs Residents’ Association 

acting chairman Chris 

Doudney said safety is the number 

one factor for residents and 

project designers, but the corridor 

project needs to be looked 

at in the wider sense. 

“The design team should’ve 

taken all the safety issues into account 

– the issues of rockfall and 

pedestrian access. That approach 

should’ve been taken.” 

The community board has 

been pushing for the city council 

to prioritise pedestrian access in 

areas that have had remediation 

work done. Main Rd is one of 

those areas. 

City council city services 

general manager Dave Adamson 

said there is an appropriately 

designed footpath on the other 

side of the road and the south 

side walkway won’t be rebuilt. 

“The protection works are being 

done to reduce the rockfall 

risk, but . . . there is still a residual 

risk that in another seismic 

event that we may have further 

rockfall,” Mr Adamson said. 

Residents are proposing that a 

covered walkway be built or failing 

that pedestrian crossings be 

introduced on Main Rd. 

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Wednesday August 3 2016 

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DESK News......................3, 5, 7 & 8 

SUMNER SCHOOL pupil Zoe 

Elmey, 11, is a budding business 

woman and artist. Her handdrawn 

cards are being stocked in 

several stores in the city and she 

is doing well with her enterprise. 

Check out her story on page 8. 

Redcliffs Pharmacy’s friendly 

owner Daryl Sayer is the subject 

of ‘Our People’ this week. All 

these years living in the area and 

I had no idea that he was the 

chief fire officer for the Sumner 

Volunteer Fire Brigade. He chats 

to reporter Annabelle Dick on 

page 10. 

Finally, Sumner RSA member 

Allan Adams’ late wife once 

told him many years ago that he 

would make 100 years of age – 

well, she has now been proven 

correct. He achieved a century 

on Monday. A very happy birthday 

to you Allan! 

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Our People.....................10 

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Local Sport......................13 

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Health & Beauty..........20 

Real Estate.......................21 

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Crane operator Europe-bound 

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A DIAMOND Harbour man 

will head to Germany for the 

World Crane Championship 

after taking away the first ever 

national title. 

Gardening 

Jamie Coles (below) competed 

and won the New Zealand 

round of the championship 

where he operated a Hiab crane 

to manoeuvre through an obstacle 

course. 

He is stoked 

with the accolade 

which will see 

him travel to 

Europe to face the 

best crane opera- 

otoring 

tors in the world. 

“It was a pretty 

good feeling to win – there was a 

bit of competition from all over 

New Zealand, especially once it 

got down to the final six.” 

About 40 people took part in 

the competition at the Wigram 

Aerodrome, where a course was 

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set up with a series of obstacles 

for operators to complete while 

being timed. 

Mr Coles is well-versed in the 

art of crane operating having 

worked as a crane operator for 

HIGH FLAYER: Jamie Coles finished first in the national section 

of the World Crane Championship. 

PHOTO: SAS PHOTOGRAPHY 

almost two decades at Stark 

Brothers in Lyttelton. 

He signed up with a friend 

from work when he first heard 

about the competition, which 

started internationally last year, 

before a New Zealand qualifying 

round was brought to the country 

this year. 

“I was sick of hearing about 

forklift, digger operator and fire 

engine competitions because 

there’s never really been 

anything for crane trucks,” he 

said. 

“And then I came across the 

World Crane Championship.” 

Stark Bros chief executive 

Andrew Stark said it’s great Mr 

Coles had the initiative to enter 

because he ended up beating the 

rest of the country with his skill. 

“We’re very proud of him and 

his achievement. He has been 

a valuable and outstanding 

employee with us for 16 years, 

driving the full range of our 

heavy transport equipment, but 

principally our largest crane 

trucks,” Mr Stark said. 

Mr Coles will now spend the 

next month practicing before 

heading to Germany in September 

for the international leg. 

“It’s just a matter of setting 

the track up and running it over 

and over trying to get that time 

down and smoothing up my 

movements.” 

The Diamond Harbour 

resident plays rugby for the Bay 

Bullsh...s and dabbles in hunting 

and fishing. 

The father-of-three doesn’t get 

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In Brief 

EVANS PASS RD REPAIRS 

Evans Pass Rd above Sumner 

will be down to one lane from 

today, due to a retaining wall 

being rebuilt. Traffic lights have 

been installed to maintain twoway 

traffic. SCIRT has advised 

residents to drive and cycle with 

caution and be ready to stop for a 

red light. The work will take until 

the end of the year to finish. 

CYCLE WAY NETWORK 

Work will begin on the Little 

River and Ferrymead cycle ways 

as part of the city’s cycle way 

network development. Construction 

of the Little River cycle way 

and the Rapanui/Shag Rock cycle 

way will begin in the next two 

months. The city council will add 

more than 15km to the network 

over the next year. The city’s 13 

cycle ways have been forecast to 

cost more than $156 million. 

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FORWARD THINKING: If you are building a house, you can put 

up silt fences to block sediment from getting into waterways. 

Start ashion preparing now 

for major storms 

Banks 

Peninsula 

Water Zone 

Committee 

chairman Steve 

Gardening 

Lowndes says 

we need to 

start preparing 

for any storms that might 

come our way 

THERE IS not much that we 

didn’t already know from the 

latest climate change projections 

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released by the Ministry for the 

Environment. What is new, however, 

is experts are more certain 

of their predictions. 

They are certain Canterbury 

is going to experience more prolonged 

dry periods, more wind 

and more intense storms. Banks 

Peninsula has experienced all of 

these conditions in recent years, 

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and we need to be prepared. 

It’s great to see the Little River 

community looking toward the 

future and preparing for these 

weather events. Through the 

Little River Flood Rating District 

programme, the community 

has collectively invested in the 

clearance of the old willows and 

debris which have accumulated 

oney 

in the Okana and Okuti rivers. 

Storms not only flood the area 

but also release large quantities 

of sediment into our rivers and 

harbours. Sediment from the 

volcanic rocks of the peninsula 

contains high quantities of 

phosphorous causing bacteria 

blooms such as the one that 

plagued Lake Forsyth/Wairewa 

this summer. It also makes it 

difficult for any fish, cockles, 

whitebait etc to thrive in our 

streams and harbours. 

We haven’t had a major storm 

this season but no doubt we will. 

I really encourage you to start 

preparing now. Some things you 

can do include: 

• Cover bare ground. Soil is 

susceptible to wind and rain 

which could potentially wash 

it down into the water. You can 

help prevent this by planting 

shrubs or native species to provide 

some stability to the soil. 

• If you are building a house, 

control erosion by putting up silt 

fences or filter socks which block 

sediment from getting into rivers 

and streams 

• Make sure heavy stock are 

kept away from waterways. 

Reducing the amount of 

sediment getting into our 

streams and harbours will take 

a whole lot of small actions by a 

whole lot of people. 

But by working together with 

our friends and neighbours, we 

can really make a difference. 

You can phone the city council 

on 941 8999 and Environment 

Canterbury on 366 4663 if you 

see something that needs fixing. 

Bay Harbour News asked its 

readers what they thought 

safety fences on parts of 

Main Rd and Wakefield Ave 

should look like. 

Joanne Parker: Would you 

be able to explain why a fence is 

needed? Is this part of the Health 

and Safety Act 2016? 

My thoughts were that signs 

saying hazard area would be 

sufficient. We have a picket fence 

(waist height) with a “hazard 

area” sign between Wiggins and 

Nayland Sts, where Scarborough 

Rock is thought to crumble based 

on the seismic measurements, in 

the future. 

I wondered how this area was 

different to the Main Rd, Moa 

Bone Point and Shag Rock? In 

the event of a strong natural 

disaster a fence would not be of 

use. Currently the hazard area at 

the end of Wiggins St is used for 

walking dogs and as a dog play 

area, and as a public shortcut 

access. Otherwise, it appears very 

empty from humans. 

I would like to know the exact 

fence idea rationale, please. It did 

seem capitalist and excessive to 

make a fence 2m. Society is not 

currently living with that type 

of understanding that the city 

council has funding for things 

that are not immediately prioritised 

for the benefit of disadvantaged 

or marginalised groups. 

Green MP Eugenie 

Sage 

CONGRATULATIONS 

to Eastern Vision for 

organising the recent 

“Joining the Dots” 

workshop for people to share 

proposals for the future use 

of the Avon/Ōtākaro River 

residential red zone. 

Government planning for extravagant 

anchor projects such as 

the convention centre has denied 

citizens any meaningful say on 

the form of large parts of the central 

city. The future of the 430ha 

red zone is a chance for citizens 

to help shape a more resilient city 

and create a positive legacy from 

the earthquakes. 

Paving in the eastern suburbs for 

low decile areas is more humanistic 

behaviour I would expect 

from a council and immediately 

equates to sensible “safety” as opposed 

to “safety fencing”. 

Judy Stack: I think the 

fencing should be pool type at 

1.2m high. 

A reader responds 

to last week’s article 

regarding littering and dog 

faeces issues at Lyttelton 

Recreation Ground. 

Joanne Dunningham: As a 

regular visitor to this amazing 

part of New Zealand, I was 

shocked to read an article in 

Bay Harbour News (July 27, 

2016) under the heading of Sport 

ground rubbish problems. 

This article was relating to the 

problem of the Lyttelton sports 

and recreation ground and it 

constantly being fouled by dogs 

defecating and weeing all over it. 

I was equally shocked to read 

the comment by Mrs Smith; 

“There has been a problem on 

the field for a long time but it’s 

one of the only flat, open spaces 

in Lyttelton for dogs”. So this is 

acceptable for the dogs to do this 

all over the field because it’s the 

only flat open space in Lyttelton! 

The children then go and play 

sport on it or just play on it? Am 

An 18,000 signature 

petition has already been 

presented to Parliament 

supporting an Avon/ 

Ōtākaro River Park. 

Workshop presentations 

included recreating the kahikatea 

and matai forests 

and wetlands which once existed 

alongside the river, a 150ha predator 

proof eco-sanctuary linked 

to Travis Wetland, a network 

of separated cycle and walking 

paths, a range of food growing 

enterprises to increase food 

security, an arts trail, a New Zealand 

version of Cornwall’s Eden 

Project, a white water kayaking 

course and a flatwater sports 

lake. Others were as simple as ensuring 

new development avoids 

I missing something? 

I understand that it is a town 

with very little grass areas, but 

the children need to come first 

before the dogs I would think? 

How disgusting that the Lyttelton 

Rugby Club staff have to 

clean up the field before play can 

begin for the children. 

Out walking with my 

granddaughter in Lyttelton, I 

have to tell her constantly to 

watch out for dog poo on the 

footpaths. On a recent Saturday 

trip to the Lyttelton Market, I 

followed a dog on a leash and its 

owner into a stall only to watch 

the dog lick every piece of fruit 

and vegetable (organic) that it 

could reach until I alerted the 

owner to what was happening. 

The owner wasn’t that bothered 

and I almost felt slightly out of 

order for mentioning it! I am a dog 

lover (yes I am) I have a beautiful 

little fox terrier, and whenever we 

take her out we have plastic bags 

with us and we clean up after her. 

I stop and talk to overseas visitors 

out walking all the time around 

Lyttelton and the amazing and 

special coastline of the peninsula 

and I feel embarrassed about 

what they must think when they 

visit and see dog poo all over the 

footpaths and walking tracks. 

Come on you lazy people, pick 

up after your dogs and have a bit 

of pride in your community and 

our country. 

River park in red zone beneficial 

light pollution so we can enjoy 

the stars in a dark night sky. 

The value of having part of 

Otautahi/Christchurch which is 

recognisably in Aotearoa/New 

Zealand with thriving indigenous 

habitats and native plants and 

wildlife was noted. So were the 

health benefits of easy access to 

walking and cycling paths; more 

trees for improving air quality, 

and natural wetlands to trap sediment, 

filter urban stormwater and 

reduce flood flows. 

Retaining much of the residential 

red zone as open space 

would help reduce flood risk by 

absorbing rainwater (rather than 

generating stormwater as hard 

surfaces do), and allowing ponding 

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Cherry blossoms for quake 

In Brief 

commemoration project 

ashion 


 

TWENTY EIGHT young 

Japanese language students 

lost their lives when the CTV 

building collapsed during the 

February 2011 earthquake. 

Now Mt Pleasant resident 

David Bolam-Smith will plant 

Gardening 

eight cherry blossom trees the 

Botanic Gardens to honour their 

memory. 

The trees donated by the city 

of Ishinomaki, Japan, will be 

planted at the Botanic Garden’s 

World Peace Bell garden next 

Wednesday (August 10) at 

2.30pm to honour victims 

otoring 

of New Zealand and Japan’s 

quakes. 

Just weeks later Japan was 

struck by a devastating 9.0 magnitude 

earthquake and tsunami 

killing about 16,000 people. The 

city of Ishinomaki lost more 

than 3000 people. 

New Zealand World Peace 

Bell member Mr Bolam-Smith 

asty Bites 

said the commemoration project 

came about when he met Japanese 

families and representatives 

at the five-year anniversary in 

February. 

A BLOSSOMING CONNECTION: David Bolam-Smith 

will plant cherry blossom trees both in Christchurch and 

Ishinomaki to honour the lives of earthquake victims. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Zen Buddhist priest, Mr 

Taigen Goto, was there on behalf 

of one of the families when Mr 

Bolam-Smith invited him to 

ring the World Peace Bell to pray 

for the Japanese students lost in 

the CTV building. 

Mr Bolam-Smith said he was 

telling Mr Goto about his plans 

to plant cherry trees from the 

bell to the river when he offered 

some help. 

“He pulled out his wallet and 

gave me $500 on the spot and 

said please plant cherry trees 

here to remember the people 

who died in the Christchurch 

earthquake and the tsunami and 

quakes in Japan,” Mr Bolam- 

Smith said. 

After planting trees in 

Christchurch, Mr Bolam-Smith 

will also travel to Mr Goto’s 

home city of Ishinomaki to 

return the favour by planting 

cherry blossoms remembering 

the victims from both the 

Christchurch and Japan quakes. 

“We’re building a cherry 

blossom bridge between the two 

countries,” he said. 

Ishinomaki is home to a 

training facility being built 

for the Rugby World Cup in 

2019 and Mr Goto wanted to 

build the connection between 

Christchurch and Japan even 

more for the world cup. 

Mr Bolam-Smith will travel 

to the city in September to plant 

the trees outside the stadium 

in the presence of Japan Rugby 

Football Union representatives 

and the city mayor. 

“The trees and a 

commemorative plaque will 

honour the victims of both 

quakes, our country’s friendship 

and our love of rugby,” Mr 

Bolam-Smith said. 

He’s also urging residents to 

attend the public tree planting 

ceremony at the Botanic 

Gardens to remember those who 

lost their lives. 

NEW LIBRARY BOOKS 

The Sumner-Ferrymead 

Foundation has made a donation 

to the Redcliffs Volunteer Library 

to buy children’s books for the 

new library premises due to open 

later this year. The former library 

building was damaged in the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake 

and has been closed since. An 

update will be given on the 

progress of the new facility at the 

library’s annual general meeting 

at 10am, August 31, at 75 Main 

Rd. 

CORNER MARKED 

A plaque will be installed at 

Collett’s Corner in Lyttelton to 

honour former residents, the 

Collett family. The Lyttelton-Mt 

Herbert Community Board will 

install the plaque in the space 

which will be used as a public 

area for the community. 

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The Lyttelton-Mt Herbert 

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purchasing portraits of three 

past members to hang in its new 

boardroom at 25 Canterbury 

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Shepherd, Elizabeth McCoombs 

and Gladys Boyd. The artist has 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Sumner veteran 

marks ashion 100 years 

• By Caitlin Miles 

IT’S BEEN 100 years of 

memories for Sumner RSA 

member Allan Adams as he 

Gardening 

celebrated his birthday on 

Monday. 

Mr Adams is a resident the 

Brookhaven Retirement Village 

and Christchurch has always 

been home. 

He was born in Opawa in 1916 

and attended primary school 

in Opawa before heading to 

Christchurch West High School. 

He said he 

otoring 

was a “good kid” and 

only got the strap once, which he 

“didn’t deserve”. 

“A prefect walked past the 

door and I waved at him, the 

teacher saw me and I got the 

strap. I didn’t deserve that,” he 

said. 

After leaving high school, Mr 

Adams worked with his father 

asty Bites 

for several weeks before getting 

two job offers on the same day. BREWS AND BANTER: Allan 

“I had wanted to work in Adams had a quiet couple 

of beers with his friends to 

radio and I got offered a job but 

I turned it down for a job at the 

Tai Tapu Dairy Company. It was 

the height of the depression and 

I wanted a job that was going to 

celebrate his birthday. 

be stable,” he said. 

He worked for the dairy company 

for 43 years. 

He met his wife June in 1943 

when he was 26. 

“I was in Wellington on 

holiday and I was down at the 

wharf when I saw her, we went 

on a couple of dances and she 

worked as an usher at the movie 

theatre. I went to the pictures 

quite a lot,” he said. 

During World War 2 Mr 

Adams was a radar technician 

in the New Zealand Air Force. It 

wasn’t until after basic training 

when he was on stand-by that he 

realised he was colour-blind. 

“They kicked me out after 

that,” Mr Adams said. 

He has been a member of the 

Sumner RSA for 40 years and 

is also a member of the New 

Brighton Working Men’s Club, 

he still goes for a beer with 

friends when he can. 

There is no secret to longevity 

for Mr Adams. He said hitting 

the century mark is not that 

important and all birthdays get 

the same after a while. 

“My wife always said, you’re 

such an old bugger, you’ll make 

100.” 

“And now I have.” 

IN A DAY’S WORK: 

Volunteers putting the 

last of the native plants 

onto the LPC Rescue 

boat. Back from left: 

Andrew Luddington 

and Tony Giles. Front: 

Richard Pickering, Pat 

Barry, Linda Pickering. 

Ian McLennan, Jason 

Butt, Kerry Moore and 

Lindsay Daniel. 

Exhibition, tree-planting 

to benefit restoration trust 


THE QUAIL Island Ecological 

Restoration Trust is receiving 

support from the Lyttelton 

community with help in the 

form of tree-planting and an art 

exhibition. 

An exhibition is being held by 

Eco Artists New Zealand which 

has created more than 100 pieces 

to show at Oxford St Art in 

Lyttelton. 

Eco Artist NZ key artist Vivienne 

Bashford said artists with 

an interest in the environment 

and conservation have collaborated 

to hold a fundraising event 

for the trust. 

“We choose Quail Island for 

this one, they need the support 

because they are a volunteer 

group doing great things,” Mrs 

Bashford said. 

Artists have created sculptures, 

oil paintings, jewellery and a 

double-glazed window to 

auction off during the monthlong 

exhibition. 

The showcase opened on Friday 

and will run until August 28 – 

some of the proceeds raised will 

go towards the restoration trust. 

Otamahua/Quail Island Ecological 

Restoration Trust chairman 

Ian McLennan said the help 

was extremely helpful. 

“We’re a purely voluntary 

organisation that relies on local 

funders so anything helps us. 

We’re very grateful to Eco Artists 

for holding this exhibition.” 

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch 

also helped in supporting its 

conservation efforts by delivering 

more than 3000 plants from the 

port to Quail Island for their annual 

tree-planting. 

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News 

ashion 

RURAL RETURNS: Scotty Bamford (left) returns for a brand 

new season of Rural New Zealand tomorrow night. 

Scotty’s back on Rural NZ 

Gardening 

HE’S BACK! Scotty Bamford 

returns to the screen tomorrow 

night on CTV, in an all new 

season of Rural New Zealand. 

Mr Bamford will return to the 

screen for the first time in nearly 

12 months after a near-fatal truck 

crash over the Christmas period 

last year. 

The Rural New Zealand team 

have been hard at work following 

Motoring 

the end of season two, earlier 

this year with filming for season 

three beginning in July. 

“We’ve had some absolutely 

cracking days filming over the 

winter, the weather has really 

played ball. We’ve been travelling 

far and wide, leaving our gummy 

marks right across Canterbury,” 

said Mr Bamford. 

Tasty Bites 

Mr Bamford is excited to show 

off what he and the team have 

been working on when episode 

one airs this week. 

“We catch up with two girls 

that are riding horse back, 

circumnavigating New Zealand. 

We met them in Kaikoura, 

3000km into their journey,” he 

said. 

This week’s episode sees Mr 

Bamford meet Carrfields founding 

director Greg Carr. 

“Over the next 16 weeks 

we’ll be learning more about 

the Carr family and how the 

Ashburton-based agricultural 

business has grown into a diverse 

international operation,” he said. 

Mr Bamford said that one of his 

highlights this season was a recent 

trip to Omarama, to meet the 

2015 South Island Farmer of the 

Year co-winner Richard Subtil. 

Later in the season Mr Subtil 

will explain the effort that 

went into recognition in the 

competition and his plans to 

future-proof the family farm for 

generations to come. 

Episode one will air at 8pm 

tomorrow on CTV, Freeview 

channel 40. 

From doodles to business 

for young entrepreneur 


AN 11-YEAR-OLD Sumner 

resident is well on her way to 

developing an art career with 

her range of cards becoming 

popular in the city. 

Sumner School pupil Zoe 

Elmey is designing and creating 

her own pieces of art under the 

brand Lots of Love Art. 

She’s been selling her work 

through local businesses for 

a year after her mother Becky 

Nisbet discovered that she was 

“exceptionally good at art”. 

“I thought ‘I’ll get a business 

mind going. I’ll get her doing 

cards and give her a mentality 

that she can make a business 

with her art,” Mrs Nisbet said. 

Zoe creates cards, framed 

pictures, canvases and painted 

rocks and distributes them 

throughout the city and country. 

She uses fine-tip black pens to 

create intricate designs and adds 

a splash of colour. 

Her designs are being 

stocked in stores including Salt, 

Re:START Mall and Health2000 

in Wanaka. 

Nearly 500 of her cards have 

been sold since she began the 

feat. 

BUDDING ENTREPRENEUR: Zoe Elmey has her own table 

dedicated to selling her art at Salt cafe in Sumner. 

“I first started doodling and 

mum was really impressed and 

said I should do some more. I’m 

so proud of seeing it sell and 

being able to say, ‘hey they’re my 

cards!’,” Zoe said. 

Mrs Nisbet was scared that 

her daughter might not succeed 

as an artist as it’s a difficult 

industry so she got Zoe to start 

small by making cards. 

“It came from my feeling of 

fear that, ‘oh my God, I’ve got 

a child that’s really good at art’. 

But I know other artists who 

haven’t really made it and they’re 

supporting themselves through 

hospitality to make a living week 

to week.” 

Zoe saves all the money she 

makes from the cards – putting 

half into her savings and the 

other half back into production. 

She said her mother has taught 

her how to make a business out 

of her talent and it has given her 

some ideas for the future. 

“In the future I want to own 

my own shop where I make everything 

by hand. Drawing and 

creating things has always been 

a part of me.” 

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Daryl Sayer 

Pharmacist, firefighter hot on 

serving the community 

Your Local Views 

Daryl Sayer is the owner of Redcliffs 

Pharmacy and chief fire officer for the Sumner 

Volunteer Fire Brigade. Annabelle Dick spoke 

to him on how he manages the roles, juggles 

his busy lifestyle and why the area is his 

home away from home 

News 

Daryl, you’re heavily involved 

within the Sumner-Redcliffs 

community – can you tell me 

about what you do? 

I’ve been at the Redcliffs 

Fashion 

Pharmacy for 18 years coowning 

it with my wife and 

I first joined the Sumner 

Volunteer Fire Brigade 23 years 

ago. They’re both communitybased 

organisations and I love 

being involved within the local 

community. Sumner-Redcliffs 

is a great place to be able to 

Gardening 

volunteer and work at the same 

time. 

How long have you been in 

the area? 

I moved to Sumner at the end 

of 1991. I’m from Foxton in the 

North Island and I went to university 

in Dunedin where I met 

my wife at Otago [University]. 

We both moved up here when 

Motoring 

we completed our degrees. 

What prompted the move to 

Christchurch out of all places? 

I followed my now wife here. 

She wanted to come here and we 

were going out at that stage so 

yeah I followed her. 

It’s a bit different from the 

Manawatu – what’s kept you 

here? 

Tasty Bites 

I love the community. It’s a 

I fit in here – we just love living 

in this city. 

You’re a pharmacist and 

pharmacy owner but also the 

chief of the local volunteer fire 

brigade – firstly why did you 

Money 

join the volunteer service? 

I grew up in a small town and I 

great climate and my family and 

had family and friends who were 

a part of it so it had always been 

an interest. But once I moved to 

Sumner and learnt there was a 

volunteer fire brigade nearby it 

was the next step naturally. My 

brother is also a chief fire officer 

in Foxton and another brother 

has been in both the Foxton and 

Sumner brigades in the past. So 

I inquired about joining when 

I moved here and went from 

there. 

And you’ve worked your way 

up through the brigade I see? 

I started at the bottom and 

worked my way up through the 

ranks to deputy chief fire officer 

and then to chief fire officer. 

What’s your favourite thing 

about being a part of the fire 

brigade? 

I love the camaraderie – you 

get a whole broad range of different 

people from different backgrounds 

and ages and we’re all 

there to do the same thing. It’s a 

real good bunch to be with. 

Have you had any memorable 

moments from your time on 

the brigade? 

Well I once spent a considerable 

amount of time and effort 

trying to get into a wall cavity 

where a cat’s owner said the 

cat had disappeared into, only to 

turn around to see the cat calmly 

walking around the corner. 

What things have you seen 

while in the service? 

I spent time responding in 

Sumner at the CTV building 

on day one, and numerous days 

in and around the Sumner area 

READY FOR ACTION: Chief Fire Officer Daryl Sayer has been a part of the Sumner Volunteer 

Fire Brigade for more than 20 years. 

after the February 2011 quake – 

we had a co-ordination centre set 

up at our station where I worked 

alongside police, ambulance, 

the army and Geotech experts. 

I was awarded a NZ Fire Service 

Citation for my work during the 

2011 earthquakes. 

You must be a very busy 

person – how do you manage 

your role in the brigade while 

also owning and running the 

local pharmacy? 

I am extremely thankful to 

my wife and two daughters for 

supporting me in my activities. 

Sometimes I can be gone for several 

hours with no prior notice 

– they are very understanding. 

There’s a certain amount 

of delegation involved both 

business-wise and brigade-wise 

so you need to have good staff. I 

also get to hand out the roles to 

other people instead of taking it 

on all myself. 

So you’re heavily involved in 

the community – you have even 

more going on outside of the 

brigade and pharmacy don’t 

you? 

Yeah, I’m the co-ordinator for 

the Redcliffs Business Group and 

we represent the local businesses 

– although we haven’t been too 

active lately. I’m on the board 

for the Canterbury Community 

Pharmacy Group and that basically 

represents the interests 

of pharmacy businesses in the 

region. I’m also a Justice of the 

Peace. 

When you’re not volunteering 

or running the pharmacy what 

do you like to do? 

I love spending time with 

family, playing a bit of golf and I 

really like reading. 

So you live with your family 

in the area? 

Yes, I live with my wife and 

I have two daughters – one 

is studying in Dunedin and 

another is in her last year of high 

school. 

You’ve been regarded as 

a bit of a local hero – you 

won a business hero award 

at one point from a resident 

who praised you for going 

out of your way as the local 

pharmacist is that right? 

Well, I don’t know about that 

. . . but it is quite humbling. It 

was a few years ago though, so I 

wouldn’t bother mentioning it. 

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SCHOOLS 

SCHOOLS 

Our Lady Star of the Sea School’s concept last term was the 21st century. Year 5-6 pupils 

decided to look at how things such as art, education and science have been influenced by 

21st-century technology. The pupils decorated and varnished their desks over a four-week 

period. Local artist Anneke Stewart recently took up residence in Sumner and has just 

completed an aerosol art mural for the school. The mural depicts the Sumner beach and 

the cross and stars represent the school. 

Lego-making kids 

This year’s Ferrymead 

Rotary Lego contest left 

a lot of children happy. 

The contest continues 

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families travelling to 

Sumner from across the 

city to take part. 

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SPORTS 

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one of the happy winners 

in this year’s Lego contest. 

Rosie Coombs (left), Emily 

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with Ferrymead Rotary 

President Kathryn Tovgaard. 

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Earthly Delight’s Dougal McEachen gifted the worm farm to 

the children who named it ‘Lil Pal’. The Enviro team got to 

meet, listen and observe Mr McEachen setting up the farm 

and mucked in as well. School staff said Mr McEachen is an 

amazing person with a passion for worms that is infectious. 

STARS AND SWIRLS: Pupils stand in front of a mural painted by local artist Anneke Stewart. 

MUCKING IN: Earthly Delight’s Dougal McEachen shows pupils 

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Spa pool owners 

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ADVERTORIAL 

After living in a significantly 

polluted area of Southern China 

for the past 6 years with an average 

of five visible stars on a clear night 

my family and I have recently 

been appreciating the galaxies of 

stars visible in the evenings from 

Governors Bay. The cool winter 

evenings have not been any deterrent 

from our star-gazing as we have 

been enjoying them from the warmth 

of our spa pool. 

From discussions with Bay residents 

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spa each night and that many of us 

enjoy winter evening soaks. This got 

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fencing requirements for spa pools 

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Current Law 

The Fencing of Swimming Pools Act 

1987 (the FOSP Act) was enacted 

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response to a number of tragic child 

drownings in swimming pools. The 

FOSP Act applies to any spa pool 

installed after 1 September 1987 at 

any time that the spa pool is filled or 

party filled. 

Under the FOSP Act, every spa pool 

owner must ensure that it is fenced 

in compliance with the Building Act 

2004. 

Exemption Option 

Under the FOSP Act, local Councils 

do, however, have a discretion 

in determining whether or not a 

spa pool may be exempt from the 

fencing requirements. In exercising 

that discretion, a local Council, taking 

into account the characteristics of 

the pool and the property, as well 

as any other relevant circumstances, 

must be satisfied that an exemption 

from the application of the FOSP 

Act would not increase the danger 

to young children of falling into the 

pool. 

Over the years, the Christchurch City 

Council has changed its position on 

the exemption of spa pools from the 

FOSP Act. Whereas previously the 

Council has required all spa pools 

to be fenced with no scope for an 

exemption, there is now an option to 

apply for an exemption for your spa 

pool. The process for an exemption 

involves completing a standard 

application, paying a fee of $220, 

and providing plans of the spa pool 

and photos of the lockable lid. The 

application lists 11 requirements, 

based on the NZS8500:2006/03.10 

standards, that the spa pool must 

comply with for the exemption to 

be granted. They include a minimum 

top height level of 760mm from the 

ground, a mechanical locking system, 

and warning stickers. 

New law 

The Building (Pools) Amendment 

Bill is currently before Parliament 

and has just undergone its Second 

Reading. If the Bill becomes law, it 

will repeal the FOSP Act and amend 

the Building Act 2004. The Select 

Committee Report recognises that 

spa pools (and hot tubs) “present a 

low drowning risk to young children, 

often have safety covers, and often 

are portable, and therefore difficult 

for territorial authorities to locate.” 

The Report also noted that 96% of 

spa pools in New Zealand are not 

currently fenced. During the Second 

Reading it was pointed out that 

in the last 10 years only one child 

under five has drowned in a spa 

pool in New Zealand, compared to 

a higher number who had drowned 

in baths. It was also noted that to 

require the 96% of non-compliant 

spa pools to become compliant 

would cost in excess of $300 million. 

The Bill defines spa pools and hot 

tubs as “small heated pools”, and 

they are excluded from the fencing 

requirements. New proposed 

provisions of the Building Act will 

simply require spa pools to have 

adequate safety covers in order to 

restrict access when the spa pool is 

not in use. 

Summary 

If the new Bill becomes law (in its 

current form), then your spa pool 

will not need to be fenced, nor be 

granted an exemption by the Council, 

as long as it has an adequate safety 

cover to comply with the new 

provisions of the Building Act 2004. 

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SPORTS 

Senior Sumner club 

skipper 

SPORTS 

resigns 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

SUMNER RUGBY’S senior 

club captain Garry Mitchell has 

resigned after five years in the 

position. 

Sumner’s Hawkins Division 1 

Cup player Lawrence Babe 

said losing Mr Mitchell was a 

shame. 

“Garry resigning was a bit of a 

shock to the system, because 

he was great in the role,” Babe 

said. 

“He stepped into the role when 

he came back from overseas and 

he’s just been great for us. He’s 

a great club man, and he will be 

greatly missed.” 

Sumner Rugby Football Club 

president Andy Toy said in 

the club’s newsletter that Mr 

Mitchell has been a massive asset 

to the club. 

“He has been extremely 

supportive and has given a 

tremendous amount of hours 

each week, almost daily bringing 

his passion to the benefit of our 

club,” Mr Toy said. 

“Most people would not even 

be able to begin to imagine how 

much time and effort Garry has 

put into doing his best for the 

club as club captain.” 

Mr Mitchell will continue to 

LEAVING HIS 

MARK: Garry 

Mitchell has 

resigned as 

senior club 

captain after 

a five-year 

tenure. 

work with the Canterbury Rugby 

Football Union and the Sumner 

club with the Canterbury sevens. 

Stew Russell will take over his 

position. 

TOP FINISH: Ferrymead Bays’ 11th grade Panthers had lots 

to smile about after making the final of a local competition 

recently. Four Bays teams were entered into two local 

tournaments during the school holidays. The Panthers had a 

great run in the tournament, making the final and taking hosts 

Waimak Utd to extra time before conceding. Panthers player 

Leah Smith came away with the tournament’s Golden Boot 

award for the most goals scored. Three boys’ teams entered 

an international tournament at the Christchurch Football 

Centre at Yaldhurst. The best-placed team was the ninth grade 

boys, which finished fourth. 

TAKING ON THE WORLD: 

Seb Johnson, 17, of 

the Sumner club, has 

been given a helping 

hand on his way to 

representing New 

Zealand at the Lifesaving 

World Championships. 

The Inspire Foundation 

approved a grant for 

Johnson to attend 

the competition in 

Eindhoven, Netherlands, in 

September. Johnson was 

selected in March for the 

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Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Today, 10am-11am 

Head along to Lyttelton 

Library to knit and have a 

yarn. Bring your knitting, 

crochet or other portable craft 

project and enjoy time with 

other crafters. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library 

at Trinity Hall. Free event, 

beginners welcome 

Baby Times 

Friday, 10.30am-11am 

During each session there 

will be a variety of stories, 

songs, rhymes, fingerplays and 

other book-related activities. 

The programmes are especially 

suitable for under two-yearolds. 


at Trinity Hall. Free event 

Esplanade Gardens’ 

Working Bee 

August 7, 10am 

The Sumner community 

and the city council will hold 

a working bee to clean up the 

gardens at the Esplanade. Take 

along your family, friends, 

spades, secateurs, loppers and 

gloves and help to prune, trim, 

and remove the dead plants. 

Cold drinks and snacks will be 

provided for volunteers. 

Meet at the Esplanade, 

Hardwicke St, for a 10am start 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ 

Market 

Every Saturday, 9.30am- 

12.30pm 

The market has temporarily 

moved to the western end of 

McCormacks Bay Reserve. 

Intersection of McCormacks 

Bay and Main Rds 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St. 

Lyttelton Probus Club 

Saturday August 6, 10am- 

1pm, London St 

The Rotary club will have a 

stand at the Lyttelton Farmers’ 

Market for residents interested 

in helping create/join a local 

probus club. The group is keen 

to create a club in the Lyttelton 

area and is inviting retirees 

and semi-retirees to visit the 

information stall. 

They will also hold a meeting 

on Wednesday, August 10 at 

Union Chapel Hall 

Storytimes – Wā Kōrero 

Tuesday August 9, 11am- 

Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

11.30am 

A programme for preschoolers 

which include 

stories, music, movement and 

rhymes.Kōrero pukapuka, 

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at Trinity Hall, free 

Science Alive 

Tuesday August 9, 3.30pm- 

4.30pm 

Bring your kids along to 

learn activities based around 

the science of popular books 

and other interesting topics. 


at Trinity Hall, free 

Heritage Rose Pruning 

Saturday August 13, 10amnoon 

The Canterbury Horticulture 

Society has joined with 

Ferrymead Heritage Park to 

present a free heritage rose 

pruning demonstration. 

Taking place on-site in 

the Addington Workshop 

Memorial Garden, located 

inside Ferrymead, it will cover 

the basics of pruning these 

unique blooms. It will take 

place rain or shine and there 

is no need to register, just turn 

up with your secateurs. 

PAINTERS: The Sumner Art Society’s annual exhibition will 

showcase work from the community. The guest artist will be Min 

Kim. There will be artworks from school pupils on display and 

pieces for sale. The event runs from August 5-7, with opening night 

5-7pm, and normal hours 10am-4pm. It will be at the Redcliffs-Mt 

Pleasant Bowling Club, James St, Redcliffs. A gold coin donation for 

entry would be appreciated. 

Ferrymead Heritage Park, 

50 Ferrymead Park Drive, 

Ferrymead 

Maori Carving Course 

Starting soon 

Lyttelton’s Whakaraupo 

Carving Centre is running 

the Tane tu Tane Ora course, 

which is designed to help men 

find a new passion, and sense 

of belonging and identity 

through carving. It is free and 

will start as soon as the course 

is filled. The course would run 

three days a week: Monday, 

Tuesday and Wednesday, 

10am-3pm until the end of the 

year. 

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Nurse Maude COMMuNITY ParTNersHIPs 

driving force behind Nurse Maude 

The supporT of the people of 

Christchurch for Nurse Maude’s work 

started the day sibylla Maude first 

stepped out on the streets of Christchurch 

120 years ago with the community 

recognising the need and responding. 

“Just as Nurse Maude has always been 

a large part of the community, so the 

community has been such a large part 

of Nurse Maude,” says sue Bramwell, 

general manager of marketing for Nurse 

Maude. 

That partnership with the community 

continues today through its support of 

Nurse Maude’s hospice shops, Maudes 

on Trade Me and key sponsorships which 

include harcourts holmwood. 

harcourts holmwood has been, 

literally, behind Nurse Maude for 

more than seven years now, with its 

sponsorship of an initial five cars now 

increased to more than 30. 

every year sales consultants from 

harcourts holmwood are clocking up 

millions of kilometres across the greater 

Christchurch and Canterbury region. 

The Nurse Maude cars are on the road 

seven days a week, delivering nursing 

care across Canterbury and the chances 

are when you see one of Nurse Maude’s 

distinctive white cars on the road that the 

back window will be carrying the name 

and photo of a sales consultant from the 

harcourts holmwood franchise. 

With the agents’ photo, name and 

contact details in the rear window, both 

harcourts holmwood and Nurse Maude 

are benefiting from the partnership and 

Bramwell says mutual benefit is what a 

good sponsorship agreement is all about. 

“For us it’s essential support for Nurse 

Maude, for harcourts holmwood it’s 

a very effective way of letting people 

know that the company not only cares 

about supporting the community it does 

business with, it is actually doing so,” says 

Bramwell. 

harcourts holmwood has found 

that people like the fact that the sales 

consultants they list their home with are 

donating a significant amount of money 

to Nurse Maude every year. 

playing a key part in helping Nurse 

Maude care for the people of Canterbury 

doesn’t just start and stop with Nurse 

Maude’s cars however. 

harcourts holmwood’s support went 

above and beyond during the earthquakes 

when its sales consultants turned out 

to help deliver water, portable toilets 

and blankets to Nurse Maude’s most 

vulnerable clients. 

It also has regular clothing drives for 

the Nurse Maude hospice shops and 

gathers donations from its events. 

“Individually and collectively the 

people of harcourts holmwood have 

contributed a great deal to the work of 

Nurse Maude,” says Bramwell. 

“It’s an enduring sponsorship of which 

they are justifiably proud and we are very 

fortunate to have.”


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17 

Nurse Maude COMMuNITY ParTNersHIPs 

Perfect synergy 

in sponsorship 

There are some partnerships that just make perfect sense, and the one 

between eCoCentral and Nurse Maude would be one of those. 

WheN Nurse Maude started 

Maudes on Trade Me, selling almost 

everything from furniture to fine 

jewellery to raise money for its nursing 

services it soon ran out of storage 

space. 

“In the past a lack of space meant 

that Maudes on Trade Me, had often 

been unable to take large volumes of 

donated goods,” says sue Bramwell, 

general manager marketing for Nurse 

Maude. 

With the considerable resources of 

eCoCentral now behind it, however, 

Maudes on Trade Me is able to clear 

entire house lots, moving the larger 

items through the eCoshop on 

Blenheim road. 

The partnership has been a great 

success with Maudes on Trade Me now 

able to clear entire house lots and take 

in a much broader range of furniture 

and whiteware. 

“people can still drop smaller items 

off to any of our hospice shops,” says 

Bramwell, “but we can now go out and 

collect house lots of saleable furniture 

and whiteware if people want to email 

us or give us a call.” 

For Judi sefton, Chief executive 

of eCoCentral and Jim Magee, 

Chief executive of Nurse Maude, 

the partnership simply makes sense, 

allowing a wide range of goods to be 

recycled and sold to support Nurse 

Maude’s services rather than be 

dumped. 

“eCoCentral is all about maximising 

the volume of goods that can be 

recycled and minimising landfill,” says 

sefton, “and to be able to do that while 

helping raise money for Nurse Maude 

can only be a good thing.” 

“The partnership between 

eCoCentral and Nurse Maude 

clearly demonstrates the huge value 

the business community can bring 

to organisations such as ours,” says 

Bramwell. 

Those who need to downsize, clear 

some space or simply see unwanted 

furniture and household goods to 

benefit the wider community rather 

than just be dumped see Maudes on 

Trade Me as the ideal home for those 

items. 

For Nurse Maude it means much 

needed financial support for nursing 

services at a time of increasing demand, 

while eCoCentral is all about caring 

for the community through recycling 

and reducing landfill. 

“ecoCentral and Nurse Maude 

talk about caring for the people of 

Canterbury together and that is exactly 

what’s happening here,” says Bramwell. 

“everyone is benefiting.” 

With the considerable 

resources of eCoCentral 

now behind it, Maudes on 

Trade Me is able to clear 

entire house lots, moving 

the larger items through 

the eCoshop on 

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Tasty Bites 

GRAPE BREAD 

Ingredients 

2 tsp Salt 

1 Tbsp Yeast, (instant dried) 

600g Strong flour (high grade) 

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½ cup Olive oil 

300ml Water, warm 

150g Grapes 

2 Tbsp Raw sugar 

1 Tbsp Olive oil 

Directions 

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1 large Egg, lightly beaten 

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¾ cup Toasted cashew nuts, 

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3 Tbsp Parmesan cheese, finely 

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4 Tbsp Canola oil, for frying 

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Using a rolling pin, flatten the 

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Combine the egg and milk or 

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community since 1992. 

Owned and operated by Sumner residents Chris Dick and Carol McCann, 

Laser Plumbing has an experienced team of 26, including plumbers and 

drainlayers, who have the expertise to solve any plumbing or drainage 

problem. 

“We are here to help. We welcome questions, so feel free to call and 

have a chat about what is going on at your property. There are some 

things we can help you solve over the phone. If we can’t help we will 

most likely know someone who can.” 

Having been married to a plumber for a long time, Carol has learnt there 

are things you can do before calling a plumber or a drainlayer. 

Keep an eye on your water meter 

If all the taps are off in the house and the water meter is still rolling over 

that’s a sign you have a problem. It could be water leaking down the 

back of your toilet, a leak under your driveway or hot water discharging 

on the roof or over a drain. Unseen water at pressure can undermine 

the structural integrity of driveways or foundations. If you can’t find any 

reason for the meter to be ticking over then call us – it may help avoid an 

expensive repair later. 

Where is the water meter? 

We often get calls from clients in a panic with water gushing out from 

somewhere it shouldn’t. It’s good to know how to turn the water off to 

your property. All water meter positions are logged by the Christchurch 

City Council. You can call CCC Water Supply or go to this link http:// 

canterburymaps.govt.nz/. It has the precise locations of where your water 

meter should be – just type in your address. 

Hot hot water 

If your hot water is over 55 degrees it is unsafe, especially for baby or 

grandma. New houses have their hot water governed by a safety valve 

called a tempering valve, which moderates your hot water to 55 degrees 

and helps save money. They can be retro fitted to older plumbing 

systems. 

Do you know where your hot water cylinder relief drain is? 

It’s important to know if your hot water cylinder is discharging water 

either on to the roof or over a drain. This could be indicating a faulty 

element, thermostat, relief valve or pressure valve and sometimes more 

than one of those. If the relief drain is flowing it is costing money so it’s 

worth checking. 

Check inside cupboards 

A lot of plumbing issues go unnoticed until they become an expensive 

repair and some just require a nut to be tightened. Plumbing has hot and 

cold elements that expand and contract and these can lead to plumbing 

fixtures or fittings developing leaks over a period. So next time you open 

a drawer or cupboard door check for signs of water– it could save you a 

costly repair later. 

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Turn the power to the unit off and then try to clear the waste using tongs. 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

Simple Ways To Stress Less 

Do you want to feel more relaxed but struggle to see how you can create balance in 

your busy life? Here are five simple tips to de-stress our lives. 

For many people, busyness and stress 

is a daily experience. We feel hurried, 

distracted and weighed down by the 

obligations and responsibilities of our 

lives. When we don’t have enough 

balance, our lives can feel miserable and 

lack joy and substance. Days and weeks 

can go by without us ever stopping to take 

a breath. It can make us feel disconnected 

from life, disconnected from ourselves 

and others around us. True health and 

wellness comes from not only eating well, 

but also reducing stress and finding a 

sense of balance and harmony as often as 

possible. no matter how busy you are it’s 

possible to create a well-balanced life. Try 

these five simple strategies to get started. 

creaTe a mornIng rouTIne 

Take 30 minutes every morning to 

ensure you are set up physically, mentally 

and emotionally for a really great day 

ahead. When you first get up, physically 

engage your body by doing a short yoga 

routine, or 20-30 minutes of exercise. or 

try centring yourself with 10 minutes of 

stillness or meditation. When you create 

a small morning routine for yourself, you 

will find you are so much better able to 

handle the challenges that come your way 

throughout the day than if you started the 

day in a panic. 

BreaTHe 

When we’re stressed, our breathing 

becomes chesty, which signals to the 

body we’re in danger. Become mindful 

of your breathing. Intentionally stop 

throughout the day and take some deep, 

diaphragmatic breaths. This is an effective 

way to let your body know you’re safe. If 

you can, take 10 minutes to sit or lie on 

your back and count your breaths, letting 

go of any thoughts that come in and out 

of your mind. 

meDITaTe 

Through meditation you find a sense of 

inner peace and calm and it’s the quickest 

way to establish more balance in your life. 

Find a practice that works for you. 

Learn To say no 

We carry around this unhealthy belief 

that putting ourselves first is wrong and 

selfish. But when we do things out of 

obligation or because we feel we “have 

to”, we approach these things with a 

sense of resentment and they create an 

unnecessary level of stress in our lives. 

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Lovely new build in handy location 

51C Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Auction: 4 August 2016, unless sold prior 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1-car garage | 1 off-street parking | Listing #: FM4939 

This well thought out one-year-old 

Horncastle home comes with a 10- 

year Master Build guarantee and 

is low maintenance and warm. Set 

well back off the Main Road at the end of 

a private lane, you’ll enjoy privacy, all-day 

sun, peace and quiet and convenience to 

amenities. 

The stunning kitchen is open plan with 

the dining and living room, and has an 

induction hob, wide fridge space and 

lots of cupboards. The kitchen table is an 

extremely sunny spot to sit and dine with 

euro stacking doors you can access the patio 

and protégé vege garden. 

The lounge is well appointed for catching 

the last of the evening sun and has a ranchslider 

and indoor outdoor flow onto the 

aggregate patio and front garden. 

There are three good-sized bedrooms and 

an extra versatile room with double doors 

off the lounge that can be an office, media 

room or fourth bedroom. 

The master bedroom has an ensuite, his 

and her wardrobes and is separated away 

from the other two bedrooms. 

The whole house has energy efficient 

hydronic underfloor heating and there is a 

heatpump. 

The garage has internal access and there 

is off-street parking for a second car. 

This will tick a lot of boxes and suit a wide 

array of buyers. 

With the reopening of the Redcliffs School 

the timing couldn’t be better for families 

to secure this new home now! Owner has 

purchased and moving to Sumner. 

Open Home date: Wednesday, August 3, 

1pm to 1.40pm. Auction date: Thursday, 

August 4, 1pm (Grenadier House, 98 

Moorhouse Ave). 

See you at the Open Days, or for more 

information contact Alison Carter or Craig 

Todd of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead 

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 384 7950 

or Alison mobile 0274 318 960, Craig 

mobile 027 642 1075. 

Your land. Your people. Your stories. 

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264 Annex Road, Riccarton 

Christchurch 8024, NZ 

Ph +64 3 343 6184 

Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5pm

569a Colombo Street 

Christchurch 

03 377 6800 

www.tocherish.co.nz 



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SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

WOODSTOCK & COL 

18 X 330ML BOTTLES, 5% A 

18 X 250ML CANS, 7% ALC 



CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 


WWW.SUPERLIQUOR.CO.NZ 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 3 

Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your local store. Over 122 stor 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. Available at participating stores 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1st August – 14th of August 2016 inclu 

STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 C 

15 

BO 

GORDON' 

4 X 250ML BO 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 $ 9 9 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

WOOD 

18 X 330 

18 X 250 

CODY’ 

18 X 250 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 


WWW.SUPERLIQUOR.CO.NZ 0800 SUPERL (0 

Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your loca 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. Available 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1st August – 14t 

STEINLAGER 

18 X 330ML BOTTLES$ 2 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 


WWW.SUPERLIQUOR.CO.NZ 

0800 SUPER 

Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) fo 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1st Aug 

STEINLAGER 

18 X 330ML BOTTL 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 JIM 

1.125 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 JAM 

1 LITR 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY O 

LOND 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLU 

TO 

SUP 

LIQU 

UNDER $20! 



0800 SUPE 

Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 37 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1s 

STEINLAGE 

18 X 330ML BO 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 

12 X 330ML BO 

$ 24 9 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 J 

1 

$ 42 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 J 

1 

$ 47 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CIT 

LO 

1 LI 

$ 33 9 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXC 

S 

LI 

UNDER $20! 


SUP0085 C10 W1 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 



$ 19 99 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 


WILD VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 15 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRAUGHT, 

EXPORT 

GOLD, TUI OR 

TUI GOLDEN 

LAGER 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 

NEW! 


28/07/16 8:26 AM 

SUP0085 C10 W1 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 



$ 19 99 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 


WILD VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 15 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRAUGHT, 

EXPORT 

GOLD, TUI OR 

TUI GOLDEN 

LAGER 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 

NEW! 


28/07/16 8:26 AM 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 2 

JACK DANIEL'S & C 

6 X 330ML BOTTLES, 5% 

$ 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 2 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 11 99 S W 7 

$ 15 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB 

EXP 

GO 

TUI 

LAG 

15 X 

BOT 

$ 2 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 

NE 






STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 JACK 

6 X 330 

JIM BEAM 

12 X 250ML C 

7% ALC/VOL 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 11 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 






STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 $ 1 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 



4 X 250ML CANS 7% ALC/V 

$ 9 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 



Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your local store. Over 122 stores nationwide, 100% locally owned a 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Limits may apply at participatin 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1st August – 14th of August 2016 inclusive. Please see www.superliquor.co 

STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 N H 7 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 2 

SMIRN 

BLACK 

4 X 250 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 


SUP0085 C10 W1 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 



$ 19 99 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 


WILD VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 15 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRAUGHT, 

EXPORT 

GOLD, TUI OR 

TUI GOLDEN 

LAGER 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 

NEW! 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 



$ 1 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 11 99 STO 

WIL 

750M 

$ 15 9 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRA 

EXPOR 

GOLD, 

TUI GO 

LAGER 

15 X 330 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 

NEW 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 SO 

CID 

12 X 

BOT 

JACK DA 

6 X 330ML 

JIM BEAM & C 


7% ALC/VOL 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 11 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 2 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 $ 11 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 9 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 NOT 

HILL 

750M 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






$ 29 

SMIRNOF 

BLACK & 

4 X 250ML C 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 



$ 11 9 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 






CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 





STEINLAGER 


$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 C 

15 

BO 

GORDON' 

4 X 250ML BO 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 $ 9 9 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

WOOD 

18 X 330 

18 X 250 

CODY’ 

18 X 250 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 





STEINLAGER 


ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

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0800 SUPER 




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ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 JIM 

1.125 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 JAM 

1 LITR 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY O 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

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1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLU 

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$ 29 99 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 



$ 19 99 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 


WILD VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 15 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRAUGHT, 

EXPORT 

GOLD, TUI OR 

TUI GOLDEN 

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15 X 330ML 

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$ 22 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 9 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

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CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 



$ 1 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 



$ 11 99 

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1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

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SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

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750ML 

$ 11 99 STO 

WIL 

750M 

$ 15 9 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRA 

EXPOR 

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15 X 330 

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$ 22 






$ 29 99 

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$ 9 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 SO 

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12 X 

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JACK DA 

6 X 330ML 

JIM BEAM & C 


7% ALC/VOL 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

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SILVER 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

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750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

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750ML 

$ 11 99 

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750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

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$ 33 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 9 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

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$ 2 

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15 X 330ML 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 $ 11 

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750ML 

$ 9 99 

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$ 33 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 29 99 

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15 X 330ML 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 



$ 11 99 

JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 NOT 

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750M 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

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$ 33 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

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$ 



$ 11 9 

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1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

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700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

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SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

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$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

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$ 21 99 C 

15 

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JIM BEAM 

1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


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12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 $ 9 9 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

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$ 33 99 

EACH 

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CODY’ 

18 X 250 

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$ 24 99 

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1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

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700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

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$ 33 99 

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1.125 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 JAM 

1 LITR 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

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1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

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$ 33 99 

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$ 37 99 NEW! 

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$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 

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$ 24 9 

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$ 21 99 J 

1 

$ 42 

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1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 J 

1 

$ 47 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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CUERVO 

SILVER 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

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$ 33 99 CIT 

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1 LI 

$ 33 9 

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$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

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$ 33 99 

EACH 

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$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXC 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 19 99 MAC'S 

12 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 


CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 



$ 19 99 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 22 99 



$ 11 99 

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1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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$ 33 99 STIL 

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1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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700ML 

KAHLUA 

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$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

VINEYARDS 

750ML 

$ 9 99 TROUT 

VALLEY 

750ML 


WILD VALLEY 

750ML 

$ 15 99 

NOTTAGE 

HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

DB DRAUGHT, 

EXPORT 

GOLD, TUI OR 

TUI GOLDEN 

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15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 22 99 

EACH 






$ 29 99 

EACH 




$ 9 99 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

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$ 37 99 NEW! 

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12 X 330ML 

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$ 24 99 

HEINEKEN 

15 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 29 99 

TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 



15 X 330ML 

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CIDER 

12 X 330ML 

BOTTLES 

$ 2 

JACK DANIEL'S & C 

6 X 330ML BOTTLES, 5% 

$ 



7% ALC/VOL 

$ 2 



$ 11 99 

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1.125 LITRE 

$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 


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12YO 

700ML 


1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

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1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

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KAHLUA 

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$ 26 99 $ 26 99 TRAPICHE 

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$ 15 

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HILL 

750ML 

$ 9 99 

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$ 33 99 

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$ 29 99 

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$ 29 99 

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PURE BLONDE 



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7% ALC/VOL 



$ 11 99 

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$ 42 99 

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1 LITRE 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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$ 11 99 

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$ 9 99 

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$ 33 99 

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PURE BLONDE 



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1 LITRE 

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$ 44 99 

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Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for your local store. Over 122 stores nationwide, 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. Available at participating stores only. Limits ma 

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700ML 


1 LITRE 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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700ML 

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700ML 

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750ML 

$ 9 99 

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SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

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MORGAN 

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$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


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1.125 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

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700ML 

$ 44 99 

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CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

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1 LITRE 

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1 LITRE 

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700ML 

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700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 $ 9 

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WAIKATO OR 

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$ 33 99 

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MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSIVE 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 



0800 SUPERL 

Visit: www.superliquor.co.nz or call 0800 SUPERL (0800 787 375) for you 

Offers end close of trade 14th of August 2016, while stocks last. Avail 

Trade not supplied. Terms and conditions may apply. Available 1st August – 

STEINLAGER 


$ 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 


$ 24 99 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 JIM BEA 

1.125 LITR 

$ 42 99 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 JAMESO 

1 LITRE 

$ 47 99 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CITY OF 

LONDON 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXCLUSI 

TO 

SUPER 

LIQUOR 

UNDER $20! 



0800 SUPE 




STEINLAGE 

18 X 330ML BO 

ORANJEBOOM 


$ 19 99 TIGER 


$ 19 99 ASAHI 

12 X 330ML BO 

$ 24 9 

PURE BLONDE 


$ 21 99 J 

1 

$ 42 

CHATELLE 

1 LITRE 


REGAL 

12YO 

700ML 

$ 47 99 J 

1 

$ 47 

JAMESON 

CASKMATES 

700ML 

$ 44 99 

JOSE 

CUERVO 

SILVER 

OR GOLD 

700ML 

$ 33 99 STIL 

1 LITRE 

$ 33 99 CIT 

LO 

1 LI 

$ 33 9 

TEACHER'S 

1 LITRE 

$ 34 99 

MALIBU 

700ML 

KAHLUA 

700ML 

$ 26 99 $ 26 99 SPEIGHT'S, 

SUMMIT, 

WAIKATO OR 

LION RED 


$ 33 99 

EACH 

CAPTAIN 

MORGAN 

1 LITRE 

$ 37 99 NEW! 

EXC 

S 

LI 

UNDER $20! 



0800 SUPE 




STEINLAGE 

18 X 330ML BO 

ORANJEBOOM 

12 X 3

Bay Harbour: August 03, 2016

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