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Residents want better 

police coverage in port 

• By Annabelle Dick 

Heathcote Valley 

FRUSTRATED Lyttelton 

residents want more police 

presence to deter burglars and 

thieves. 

Residents Brett Partel and Paul 

Dietsche addressed the Lyttelton-Mt 

Herbert Community 

Board last week after hearing 

concerns from other people 

about the increase in crime in 

the port. 

Mr Partel had his trailer stolen 

from his Cressy Tce property in 

July and said he knows of another 

five trailers that have been 

taken from the area. 

Mr Dietsche said residents 

have told him about vandalism 

and fuel siphoning from cars, 

and work vehicles that have had 

tools stolen from them. 

“It’s worrisome – we love living 

here and we love the community 

so we want to see if something 

can be done,” Mr Dietsche said. 

They want police on call in 

Lyttelton outside of the current 

8am-5pm Monday to Friday coverage, 

and CCTV cameras placed 

in the port. 

Police from Christchurch cover 

the area outside of the hours 

above. 

Five officers and a supervisor 

are based at Lyttelton. 

The pair want police to pour 

more resources into the community 

and see CCTV cameras 

installed to deter burglars. 

“I see not having a full-time 

police station as being an issue, 

I can’t get hold of them, when I 

have issues I have to phone up 

central to get put through to 

Lyttelton police. They don’t answer 

the phone, they don’t return 

messages,” Mr Partel said. 

Senior Sergeant Stephen 

McDaniel told the community 

board police had to stick to 

budgets when allocating resources. 

He said police from 

Christchurch can easily attend 

when Lyttelton-based police 

couldn’t. 

Senior Sergeant McDaniel 

suggested introducing CPTED 

(Criminal prevention through 

environmental design) to the 

area which involves retrofitting 

the town to make it less susceptible 

to crime. 

London St businesses including 

Civil & Naval, The Shroom 

Room and Lyttelton Coffee 

Company are just a few of several 

businesses who have been burgled 

in the past few months. 

Shroom Room staff member 

Lisa Isbiter said the cafe was hit 

twice two months ago and a till 

was stolen which contained a 

year’s tip collection. 

Civil & Naval had two kegs 

of beer stolen from their site on 

July 27. 

Owner Louis Dyer said there’s 

a security system installed but 

the kegs were situated out back 

away from the camera’s view. 

Senior Sergeant McDaniel said 

residents could help themselves 

by not becoming easy targets for 

burglars and thieves, like hiding 

trailers from sight, and locking 

Lyttelton 

BURGLARY VICTIM: Civil & Naval owner Louis 

Dyer says opportunists are taking advantage 

of local businesses. Residents want to see the 

police station manned longer and officers out 

in force more often to reduce burglaries in the 

area. 

PHOTO: ANNABELLE DICK 

doors. 

“There’s a lot of opportunists 

out there – a lot of people 

who commit crimes aren’t out 

there to do it, they just see the 

opportunity and take it,” Senior 

Sergeant McDaniel said. 

The community board is looking 

to install a mobile camera to 

move around crime hot spots. 

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Wednesday August 24 2016 

Inside 

FROM 

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EDITOR’S 

DESK News.............3, 4, 5, 6 & 10 

THe police have a tough job and 

the community should, and do, 

get behind the boys, and girls, in 

blue who generally do a sterling 

job. 

But there are grumbles in 

Lyttelton because people there 

don’t think they are getting the 

service they need (see page 1). 

There has been a spate of thefts 

and burglaries in the past year, 

which prompted residents Brett 

Partel and Paul Dietsche to go 

to the Lyttelton-Mt Herbert 

Community Board to air their 

concerns. 

They want police based in the 

bays area seven days a week. 

And they don’t seem to return 

calls either – to the Bay Harbour 

News anyway. We tried to get 

Lyttelton police to respond to a 

number of questions for this issue 

– but they haven’t called back. 

The residents probably have a 

good case. – Barry Clarke 

Ferrymead piano tuner puts final touches on city icon 

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News 

High levels of air pollution 


AN AIR quality report shows 

there has been a spike in air 

pollution in Lyttelton during 

winter. 

The Environment Canterbury 

report, which measured gases 

and particles, showed an 

increase in PM10 and PM2.5 

particles. 

ECan measured air quality 

daily from January 2016 and 

results showed that PM10 levels 

breached the National Environmental 

Standard four times in 

June. 

PM10 are coarse particles that 

often come from dust and sea 

salt and in high concentrations, 

can cause respiratory health 

problems including coughing, 

wheezing, asthma attacks and 

bronchitis. 

The report also showed PM2.5 

levels were over the World 

Health Organisation’s guideline 

four times in June as well. 

PM2.5 are fine particles that 

come from combustion sources 

like woodburners and vehicles 

and are considered more severe. 

These particles can reach the 

deepest region of the lungs and 

short term exposure in high 

amounts can worsen lung and 

heart conditions and increase 

deaths and hospital admissions. 

ECan senior air quality analyst 

Teresa Aberkane said the 

spike in PM levels might have to 

do with weather conditions. 

“We do see coarse particles all 

time – just not the exceedances. 

They happen when there’s very 

little wind and Lyttelton is calm 

over winter so it might just be 

something that happens during 

that season,” Ms Aberkane said. 

Lyttelton-Mt Herbert Community 

Board chairwoman 

Paula Smith asked ECan specialists 

if they were concerned 

about the frequency of high 

levels. 

“It’s unusual – I haven’t come 

across a situation like this before,” 

Ms Aberkane said. 

Concentrations of gases and 

particles are measured every 

minute along with wind and 

temperature at a site on Norwich 

Quay. 

ECan analysts believe the pollution 

could be related to road 

usage. 

“We’re not sure what the 

source is . . . it could possibly be 

movements on the road picking 

up dust,” Ms Aberkane said. 

The New Zealand Transport 

Agency’s updated Lyttelton 

Tunnel Bylaw comes into affect 

on September 1 and ECan staff 

believe this should have an effect 

Teresa 

Aberkane 

AIR QUALITY 

WOES: PM 

levels have 

spiked in 

Lyttelton over 

winter. 

on the poor air quality readings. 

The changes mean that vehicles 

transporting loose material 

like sand, soil or fertiliser must 

be covered both before and after 

load delivery to reduce dust and 

dirt in the tunnel. 

The air quality analysts expect 

the bylaw will mean a drop in 

particular matter in Lyttelton 

and will publish the results in 

their next quarterly report. 

Nitrogen dioxide, sulphur 

dioxide and carbon monoxide 

concentrations were also measured 

and were well below the 

National Environmental Standards 

for air quality and Ambient 

Air Quality Guidelines. 

In Brief 

WOMAN INJURED IN CRASH 

A woman was left with minor 

injuries after a crash in Charteris 

Bay on Monday. The car hit a 

bank and was the only vehicle 

involved. 

NEW SITE FOR MUSEUM 

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Society will be gifted a city 

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museum. The society made a 

deputation to the city council 

alongside the Lyttelton-Mt 

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which resulted in a principle 

decision to gift the land to the 

museum society after its building 

was lost in the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. The society will build 

on the old service centre site at 

33 London St after a final report 

with the decision is created. 

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LOCAL 

ELECTIONS: 

The two 

Banks 

Peninsula 

community 

boards will 

amalgamate 

to form one 

for the area. 

CHANGES: 

The 

Heathcote 

Ward will 

join the 

Linwood- 

Central- 

Heathcote 

Community 

Board to 

create one 

large super 

ward. 

Three-way battle for Heathcote seat 


COMPETITION will be fierce 

for the lone city council seat 

in the Heathcote 

Ward. 

Sara Templeton 

(Strong Communities 

for a Stronger 

Christchurch, left), 

Paul Lonsdale 

(Independent, left) 

and Malcolm Davis 

(Independent) are 

all vying for the 

new Heathcote seat 

on the city council. 

Cr Lonsdale 

currently represents the Hagley- 

Ferrymead Community Board 

Elections 16 

on the city council, Mrs Templeton 

is the board’s chairwoman 

and Mr Davis is a newcomer to 

local government. 

The Heathcote Ward is a part 

of the newly-formed Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board that was introduced after 

the Local Government Commission’s 

representation review. 

The Hagley-Ferrymead Community 

Board has been disestablished. 

Darrell Latham (Independent), 

Tim Lindley (For Communities 

You’ll Love To Live In), Rosemary 

Neave (The People’s Choice 

– Independent), Una O’Grady 

(The People’s Choice) and Craig 

Todd will compete for the two 

positions on the Heathcote area 

of the community board. 

Meanwhile, Banks Peninsula 

representation has also been 

shaken up with the Lyttelton-Mt 

Herbert Community Board 

and the Akaroa-Wairewa Community 

Board joining forces to 

create one board. 

The competiton for the Banks 

Peninsula area is a lot slimmer 

with Andrew Turner claiming 

the council seat by default. 

The newly-formed Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

will home four community 

subdivisions to represent the 

different areas within the 

area. 

In the Lyttelton subdivision, 

Jed O’Donoghue and Christine 

Wilson (Independent) will be 

elected unopposed to fill the two 

vacancies. 

In the Mt Herbert subdivision, 

Felix Dawson (Independent) and 

John McLister will claim the two 

available spots. 

Tori Peden will fill the one 

position available on the 

Wairewa subdivision of the 

board. 

But there will be competition 

in the Akaroa subdivision with 

Janis Haley, Keith Molloy and 

Pam Richardson competing for 

the two vacancies. 

Voting is by postal ballot with 

forms being sent out on September 

16, the polls close at noon on 

October 8. 

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for other wards and community 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 5 

St John calls for help 

TRACK 


THE ST John Banks Peninsula 

area chairman is trying to 

recruit residents to help in 

frontline emergency services. 

Pete Dawson made a deputation 

to the Lyttelton-Mt Herbert 

Community Board to ask for 

their support in getting the 

community involved in paramedic 

services. 

Drivers and people willing 

to be trained in emergency 

responses are being sought. 

Lyttelton had their two 

ambulances taken from the area 

in 2014 and earlier this year to 

fulfil a need for more emergency 

services in the city centre. 

The area now has a fourwheel-drive 

first response unit 

to treat patients on the ground 

before they’re backed up by an 

ambulance. 

Mr Dawson isn’t upset about 

the ambulances being removed, 

as the city needs them more 

than the harbour area does. 

“The workload is such around 

the city that there’s no 

justification for it to be in 

Lyttelton where there isn’t a big 

workload. They can be dealt 

with by an ambulance in the 

city or by a first response unit,” 

he said. 

FIRST RESPONSE: St John is asking for residents’ help after Lyttelton’s two ambulances were 

replaced by a four-wheel-drive unit. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

The first response vehicle acts 

as an ambulance but cannot 

transport patients to the city. 

But Mr Dawson said there’s 

no staff to drive the unit and 

administer first aid to residents 

and now he’s campaigning for 

community participation. 

“We’ve got the vehicle but 

not the people. Lyttelton can be 

completely isolated and we feel 

the community needs some sort 

of response because if there’s 

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a single councillor. This was in response 

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an accident and no one can get 

there, there needs to be people 

within Lyttelton who can help,” 

Mr Dawson said. 

St John cannot pay for staff 

as paid staff moved when the 

ambulances went to the city. 

Mr Dawson said instead 

St John will give people full 

training, ongoing support and 

uniforms and there’s no cost to 

the volunteer. 

He said he’s doing this to keep 

the resource within the community 

to make sure an emergency 

response is as close as possible. 

“We want to make sure that St 

John can continue its long history 

of saving lives in Lyttelton 

by going to the community 

and saying ‘we’re here to help 

you but you’ve got to help us as 

well’,” he said. 

St John has been serving Lyttelton 

and Banks Peninsula for 

more than 100 years. 

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IMPROVEMENT 

Gravel has been laid on the Mt 

Vernon farm mountain bike 

track in the Port Hills to make 

it usable for residents. A spell of 

warm and dry weather allowed 

city council rangers to fix the 

track near Summit Rd, which was 

badly worn down in places and in 

need of maintenance. The rangers 

are responsible for recreation 

management in 40 reserves on the 

Port Hills and 90 different tracks 

that have 1.2 million visits each 

year. 

RESTORATION TOUR 

The McCormacks Bay Reserve 

Estuary Trust will provide a free 

guided tour of the reserve to show 

off the latest restoration work. 

Trust coordinator Tanya Jenkins 

has organised the tour on August 

29 at 10.15am to show residents 

the work recently undertaken 

by the Mt Pleasant volunteer 

team. The tour will commence 

from the temporary Mt Pleasant 

Community Centre. Morning tea 

will be provided. If you would 

like to come along, please email 

coordinator@mpcc.org.nz 

DYERS RD DELAYS 

Road works on Dyers Rd may 

cause delays for residents. The two 

lanes have been maintained but 

temporary speed limits will be in 

place so expect slow traffic at peak 

times. 

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News 

Great Hall icon restored 

A Mt Pleasant resident has 

put the final touches on 

the city’s most iconic piano 

after it was damaged in 

the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. Annabelle 

Dick reports 

WYTZE HOEKSTRA has tuned 

the restored Steinway & Sons 

piano that sat in the Great Hall 

at the Christchurch Arts Centre. 

It’s been repaired following 

damage sustained when a block 

of masonry fell from the ceiling 

crushing the music rack. 

Mr Hoekstra said it was an 

emotional moment to see it 

again after he spent 15 

years tuning it prior to the 

quake. 

“It’s very special to see it fully 

restored and on stage,” he said. 

“Steinways are a beautiful 

instrument and there’s been 

many fond memories in the 

Great Hall associated with that 

piano.” 

The earthquakes damaged 

many grand pianos and concert 

venues, which meant Steinways 

had to be shared among the arts 

community. 

“Concert grand (pianos) travel 

around the city and are shared 

FINE TUNING: Wytze Hoekstra prepares the Steinway & Sons piano before its return debut. 

PHOTO: ALEX PARSONS 

by the Christchurch Symphony 

Orchestra, Chamber Music New 

Zealand and New Zealand Opera 

and we’d give them a fresh 

tune each concert,” Mr Hoekstra 

said. 

He owns and runs Hoekstra 

Pianos in Ferrymead, which is 

the only piano shop in the South 

Island, and he is one of only two 

qualified piano tuners in the city. 

The Netherlands native has 

been tuning pianos for more 

than 35 years and it only 

takes him about an hour to 

tune more than 200 individual 

strings. 

The piano made its return 

debut last Thursday at the 

St Andrew’s College jazz concert. 

Modern 

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STARK BROS will launch 

their newest fishing trawler FV 

Endeavour next week. 

The 17.2m vessel weighs 125 

tonne and was designed and built 

by Stark Bros in their Lyttelton 

ship building facility for Ocean 

Fisheries Ltd. 

Stark Bros chief executive 

Andrew Stark said the boat is a 

multi-million dollar investment 

into one of the country’s core 

industries. 

“The sector provides the vast 

majority of New Zealand’s fresh 

fish and promotes fresh, sustainable, 

restaurant-quality fish for 

New Zealand and the world,” he 

said. 

The vessel houses an on-board 

salt water ice maker, split hydraulic 

winches and a suite of 

electronics. 

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ACHIEVERS 

ACHIEVERS 


MINT DESIGN in Ferrymead 

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Canterbury Business Award for 

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The creative design agency is 

one of three small enterprises 

contending for the title of 

Champion Professional Service. 

Digital director Alice Moore 

said the company is really happy 

about the accolade. 

“It’s pretty exciting and the 

team is really stoked too. It’s 

good to have some recognition 

after all the hard work,” she said. 

“It’s a good way to get 

exposure.” 

Mint Design was nominated 

by a Canterbury Development 

Corporation employee and it 

will go up against two other 

local businesses – Go Media Ltd 

and Create IP for the title. 

Mint Design started in 

2010 and has 11 staff working 

for it. 

The design agency builds 

websites, online marketing 

campaigns and now makes 

online interactive virtual tours 

for business. 

The company took on a 

contract with Google to create 

the Google Street View type 

CHEERS: Mint 

Design staff 

celebrate their first 

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Design agency SPORTS in line 

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tours for businesses a year ago 

and it has now become 33 per 

cent of their income. 

“There’s been really big 

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new staff as a result and it’s 

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access to,” Mrs Moore said. 

The company has created 

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South Pacific and Asia and it’s 

continuing to expand its offices 

to Auckland and the central 

North Island. 

The Canterbury Business 

Awards will be announced on 

Wednesday, September 21. 

BUSINESSES 

HELPING HANDS: These volunteer firefighters received 

honours for years of dedication. 

THE SUMNER Volunteer Fire 

Brigade celebrated the work of 

volunteering residents with a 

service honour award night. 

Medals were presented to a 

number of members who have 

dedicated years of their time to 

the brigade. 

Mark Dooley and Jess Percasky 

were given certificates for three 

years of service and Daniel Sullivan 

received a medal for five 

years of service. 

SCHOOL 

Firefighters celebrated 

Matthew Hughes and Jarrod 

Gilbert were commended for 

nine years’ service. 

Kevin Rowland was 

commended for 21 years 

and Daryl Sayer for 23 years’ 

service. 

Paul Groufsky was recognised 

for 15 years of service and was 

also presented with a New 

Zealand Fire Service Long 

Service and Good Conduct 

medal. 

SCHOOL 

HONOURED: Deputy chief fire officer Darren Wright (left) 

stands alongside service award recipient Jessica Percasky 

while station officer Craig Henderson stands with another 

recipient Paul Groufsky (right). PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

BUSINESSES 

SCIRT programme on the home straight 

SCIRT’s five year programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls is 

almost complete and will finish in December. 

Most of our repairs involve fixing the city’s underground pipe networks with only small 

amount of our work focused on roads. 

Our roading work largely involves fixing where we have dug down to repair and replace 

the earthquake damaged pipes beneath. The result may look a little patchy but we repair 

roads to a reliable and serviceable standard. 

The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing repairs to the 

city's earthquake-damaged roads after SCIRT. 

Progress in your neighbourhood 

• The Beachville Road Seawall in Redcliffs is now complete with the roading due to finish 

next month. 

• Watermain repairs are progressing well in Governors Bay and will be completed this 

month. 

• Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall repairs which are due to be completed in 

September, underground pipe and roading repairs will continue through in the area to the 

end of the year. 

• Your support is helping us to get the job done, thank you from the SCIRT team. 

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SPORTS 

• David Oliver, Project Manager with SCIRT’s Fulton Hogan team 

in Lyttelton. 

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Our People 

Programmes manager brings 

Naval Point Club Lyttelton programmes manager 

David Noakes has only been at his new job for a 

month. Before that he worked for Environment 

Canterbury, Department of Conservation and as an 

outdoor education teacher. Fraser Walker-Pearce 

talks to him about leading safaris across Africa, 

having Manchester United player Lee Sharpe as a 

cousin, and shooting travel pictures for the Sunday 

Telegraph 

Why did you take on the job at 

the Naval Point Club Lyttelton? 

One of the things we haven’t 

been good at is connecting with 

our immediate community. We 

have 1000 members and some 

local people don’t even know 

where our clubhouse is. We need 

to raise the profile of the club 

also. There’s a lot going on down 

there, but we haven’t had anyone 

to make the most of that. 

How long have you been on 

the job? 

I’ve only been here for a 

month. We’ve finally recognised 

the need to embrace other water 

users than sailors. We’re pushing 

for boating, jet skis, canoeing, 

kayaking, everything. 

Can you explain your new 

role? 

I’m responsible for the 

promotion, management and 

support of all activities for 

sailors, waka ama, power boats, 

stand-up paddle boarders, 

windsurfers, swimmers and 

other water based activities. I 

develop and promote junior 

programmes and also manage 

the club’s instructors. I’ve 

been here for a month exactly 

now. 

And what were you doing 

before that? 

I was at Environment 

Canterbury. I was compliance 

and monitoring, I ran a group 

of monitors who used to go out 

and do all the monitoring for 

Canterbury. I resigned in May 

and came here. I was no longer 

enjoying the job and wanted to 

try something new. We were the 

police for ECan. Nobody phones 

me up in the middle of the night 

saying my neighbour has a fire 

going on next door, which is 

nice. Before that I had a number 

of jobs, including being a travel 

photographer for the Sunday 

Telegraph with my partner at the 

time. 

You’re an MBA and a FRGS, 

what does that mean? 

I’ve got a masters degree in 

business administration. I come 

with a business background. 

I’ve been lucky with that really, 

CALMNESS: David 

Noakes has taken up the 

job as Naval Point Club 

Lyttelton’s programme 

manager after a long 

history of jobs. 

because it’s so general I can 

pretty much go anywhere with 

it. You may have picked up from 

the British accent that I’m not a 

fully-fledged Kiwi, although I do 

have my Kiwi passport. 

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wealth of experience to job 

Good, that’s what we like to 

hear. 

Strangely, what I’ve found 

in New Zealand is that my 

qualification isn’t particularly 

great, which was a surprise. 

In America and the United 

Kingdom you can’t get your foot 

in the door without an MBA. 

Maybe the New Zealanders are 

more relaxed about it, I don’t 

know. The FRGS means that I’m 

a Fellow of the Royal Geographic 

Society. And that’s because of my 

nine years in the military. I was 

in the British military and also 

the French Foreign Legion. I was 

a paratrooper there. 

What did you do after that? 

I went into outdoor education, 

so ended up working for 

Outward Bound in New 

Zealand, Britain and Africa, and 

working with lots of schools 

around the world. And that’s 

what made me go to Africa. I led 

expeditions, 10-week expeditions 

in special trucks. Free camping, 

tents, animals, drinking, all that 

good stuff. 

What did you do when you 

came to New Zealand? 

I went to work for DoC on 

Raoul Island, which is the 

northern-most island owned 

by New Zealand. I worked as a 

WAKA AMA: The Naval Point Club Lyttelton’s new programme manager David Noakes is looking 

to expand the club into different sports such as waka ama. 

team leader which was one of the 

highlights of my career so far. It’s 

the second largest marine in the 

world, and it’s an active volcano. 

When did you decide to settle 

down and get a normal job? 

I was living in Havelock North 

for a while, and then saw this 

job advertised on the internet. 

I thought it looked really 

interesting and wanted to be 

involved in the rebuild. After the 

work with ECan, I moved down 

with my former partner and our 

10-year-old daughter and, no 

regrets, absolutely none. 

Did your partner at the time 

and your daughter enjoy it 

down here? 

My ex-partner goes back and 

forth from Amsterdam and every 

time she comes back she tells me 

how good it is to be back here, 

they both love it. They both want 

to stay. 

Do you have family still in 

England? 

Yes, my father and sister are 

still there. They’ve got that great 

fighting British spirit. 

How many countries have 

you lived in? 

I grew up in Malaysia in 

the 1960s, just outside Kuala 

Lumpur. I spent my formative 

years there, then went to 

Germany and Belgium and then 

Cyprus. So I got back to England 

as a 13-year-old and joined the 

army at age 15. I was accepted at 

17, then off I went to Germany, 

lots of countries in Africa, then 

Central America, got married in 

Australia and now I’m here. 

So it’s fair to say the only 

continent you haven’t been to is 

Antarctica? 

Apart from South America 

yes. I’d actually love to spend a 

winter in Antarctica, that’s on my 

bucket list. What an adventure 

that would be. 

What schools did you go to? 

Yes. Most of them were 

‘military’ schools. They weren’t 

military schools where you 

learn to be a soldier, it was for 

the children of soldiers in the 

army. Then eventually I went to 

the University of Manchester 

and the University of Waikato, 

and completed my masters in 

Liverpool. 

So if you’re from all over 

effectively, do you have a 

football team that you support? 

Yes, Chelsea. But the 

Chelsea from the 1970s when 

you could actually pronounce 

all of the players’ names, unlike 

today. 

That would have been 

interesting when you were in 

Manchester and Liverpool? 

The whole household are 

Manchester United fans because 

of my cousin Lee Sharpe. 

Your cousin is Lee Sharpe? 

Yes. He’s a great lad. He’s still 

over in England but we’re trying 

to bring him out here. 

What are your hobbies? 

I’ve kind of fallen off 

photography nowadays. My 

biggest passion is my 10-year-old 

girl. But my biggest interest 

now is getting this yacht club 

rocking. We’ve got so much to 

offer, so it’s my job to get that 

happening. 

Thanks Canterbury 

for your continued support



News 

Tunnel cycleway idea 

gains momentum 

• By Tom Doudney 

A SUGGESTION that the 

Lyttelton Tunnel’s ventilation 

shaft could be opened up to 

cycle and pedestrian traffic is 

generating some interest among 

local cyclists. 

The idea was floated by 

Hillsborough resident Simon 

Dyer who said many people like 

himself would like to cycle to 

Lyttelton and the surrounding 

bays but weren’t up to going over 

the hill. 

“That tunnel is almost under 

utilised in so much as having a 

nice thoroughfare through there 

for bikes. I think the technical 

challenge is exciting,” Mr Dyer 

said. 

New Zealand Transport 

Agency maintenance contract 

manager Barry Stratton said the 

idea of a cycleway through the 

shaft had been raised before and 

was ruled out. 

“The dual ventilation shaft 

system within the Lyttelton Tunnel 

– in the ceiling area above 

the road tunnel – relies upon 

two large metal bulkhead doors 

in the middle of the tunnel to 

build the pressure needed for the 

ventilation exhaust removal and 

fresh air system to work,” Mr 

Stratton said. 

“Without these bulkhead 

doors, which effectively cut the 

tunnel into two halves, there will 

be no ventilation system.” 

Cashmere resident Roger 

Woods said he had suggested 

the same idea four years ago but 

dropped it after he and Deputy 

Mayor Vicki Buck, who wasn’t 

on the city council at the time, 

BOLD VISION: 

Hillsborough 

resident Simon 

Dyer supports 

a cycleway 

through the 

Lyttelton 

Tunnel. 

visited the shaft and realised the 

challenges. 

While he believed the technical 

problems could be solved, it 

was likely to be expensive and 

unlikely to be a popular route 

due to noise and vibrations from 

the traffic below. Health and 

safety in the event of a fire or 

some other accident in the tunnel 

would also be a concern. 

Traffic engineer Glen Koorey 

said Spokes Canterbury had also 

looked into the idea about 14 

years ago but it stalled. 

Economic indicators 

positive for Canty 

THE OUTLOOK for 

Christchurch’s economy 

remains positive with 

high levels of activity being 

forecast even as rebuild activity 

plateaus. 

Economic indicators in 

Canterbury Development 

Corporation’s latest 

Christchurch and Canterbury 

Quarterly Economic Report 

found that the economy 

remained in a transition 

phase as stimulus from 

rebuild activity was continuing 

to ease. 

Canterbury has had a run 

of several economic indicators 

well above their historic 

average levels, but several are 

now starting to move towards 

national trends. 

CDC chief executive Tom 

Hooper said it was important 

to focus on the high levels of 

activity still occurring around 

the city and region, in spite of 

GDP growth levels being lower 

than recent years. 

“Construction activity will 

remain high for some time to 

come, although it will no longer 

drive growth in the economy,” 

he said. 

Christchurch’s GDP growth 

in the year to March was 0.5 

per cent, with activity valued at 

$18.8 billion. 

Non-residential construction 

remained steady at 43 per cent 

of all construction activity 

in the March quarter, and 

was expected to be buoyed by 

upcoming projects such as the 

Convention Centre. 

The report showed the local 

housing market had been 

relatively cool compared to the 

rest of the country. 

Rents had continued to 

fall, with private sector mean 

rents at $383 in June 2016 – 

seven per cent lower than June 

last year. House prices have 

increased modestly, with a 

median sale price of $440,000 

in Christchurch compared to 

$500,000 nationally. 

“Lower housing prices 

combined with modest salary 

increases, on average, is driving 

an improvement in housing 

affordability which is great news 

for Christchurch,” Mr Hooper 

said. 

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Market Stays Strong 

Market Update News from Craig Prier 

It’s that time of year again when we see a genuine lift in properties coming to the market. Even 

though this winter has been particularly mild we find many home owners generally hold off 

bringing their property to the market until September as the days get longer and blossoms 

start to appear. Our office is getting huge numbers through the properties currently on the 

market, demonstrating there is still very high demand for property in the hill and seaside 

areas. 

Always worth considering before coming to the market are the three P’s of selling. 

Price, Presentation and Promotion. All three are tantamount to helping you achieve 

the result you are after, as is your choice of agent. Our team are well versed to offer 

you the right advice when it comes to working out the right way to present and promote 

your home as well as providing relevant market information in order for you to have the 

right price expectations. We have a current winter market update available for your interest. 

Just drop into our office on Humphreys Drive to pick one up, or we can happily post one straight 

to you. Call us today. We’re here to help. 

Marilyn Still 

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021 343 407 

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Community Involvement 

Daffodil Day is just around the corner, please stop by and add a coin or note to our 

collection buckets! The Ray White Team will be collecting from 2-5pm at Ferrymead 

Countdown on August 26th. 

Jan Edlin 

027 433 8025 

Mark Gardner 

021 633 669 

Top 5 interior trends that are making a come back 

this Summer. 

Brass Think a softer, antiqued version appearing on mirror 

frames, and fixtures rather than the shiny brass look back in 

the 90’s. 

Blue and White Simple, fresh and elegant, Apply it to modern 

patterns as part of an electric design scheme. 

Wall Paper Geometrics, modern florals or simple colour 

blocking will update the look of any room in the house. 

Orange A splash of orange here and there (careful not to go 

overboard) next to crisp whites and doses of bright blues. 

Accompanied by plenty of wood surfaces and natural textures 

to erase any hippie or disco vibes. 

Wood panelling Not just for mountain lodges and run down retro homes! Now days wood lined walls add 

interest and dimension to your favourite rooms. A demonstration of this is our latest listing 79 Clifton Terrace 

which has crisp white painted wood paneling which has effectively added timeless style and sophistication 

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Giving back – a humbling experience 

Our day to day business activities involve helping people achieve their real estate aspirations, but we 

also take an active role in engaging with our local community. This year one of those events was the 

“Strictly Sumner Dance Event”. As a participant my chosen charity was the Sumner Community Residents 

Association, however we also wished to donate some of the money raised to the Christchurch City Mission. 

Last week Kathryn Cross (The Cornershop Bistro, Sumner) and I met with City Missioner, Michael Gorman 

to present him a cheque. What went from a ten minute meeting turned 

into a complete tour of the City Mission and it’s facilities. 

What an amazing and humbling experience. With such a passionate 

and dedicated leader at their helm Christchurch is fortunate to have 

such an incredible facility available to those living with far less than 

most. This is a facility that relies almost entirely on funding and help 

from the community and we quickly realized that the money we gave 

was literally a drop in the ocean compared to what they need every day, 

and every year. I have no doubt that as a business and as a community 

we can easily do more. Whether it’s a couple of tins of food, a couple 

of hours volunteering in the kitchen or a monetary donation, this truly is 

an organisation that hangs on to the saying that “every little bit helps”. 

With Christmas now only 4 months away one small way you can help is 

to donate a good quality pre-used or new toy for a child or adult in our 

Ray White Little Ray of Giving Campaign starting in December. 

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• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

FERRYMEAD BAYS will look 

to end their season on a high 

when they face Coastal Spirit in 

the English Cup final. 

At the start of the season, 

first team head coach Danny 

Halligan said he was aiming for 

a top three finish. But with only 

one league game left, the best 

the team can hope for is fourth 

spot. 

Halligan admitted it had been 

a bumpy season, but said the 

team prioritised this weekend’s 

final league match against Western 

before they would focus on 

competing for silverware. 

“Yes, we missed out on the top 

three spot and we’re now focussing 

on finishing the league 

season strongly. Then we can 

look forward to the English Cup 

final (Saturday, September 3),” 

he said. 

Halligan said losing key 

players to injury and even rival 

teams hadn’t helped the side’s 

momentum. 

“I think we’ve got stronger 

as we’ve gone on, we had a 

poor start and lost a number of 

players either to injury or other 

reasons and we never got that 

consistency that we needed,” he 

said. 

Bays were holders of the English 

Cup in both 2012 and 2013, 

but Western and Cashmere 

Technical have taken the honours 

for the last two seasons. 

Halligan said his side have a 

“good chance” of taking away 

the cup, as Coastal have never 

taken the title. 

“We have a good team and, 

if we perform, we can beat any 

team, and we’ve proved that this 

season,” he said. 

Coastal has played Bays three 

times this season, winning each 

time. 

They beat Bays 3-0, 5-3, and 

1-0 over the season, leading into 

the final next Saturday. 

TIME TO SHINE: Ferrymead Bays’ fullback Preston Bell in 

action against Nelson Suburbs earlier in the season. 

Ferrymead Bays’ end-of-season run 

•July 30: win 3-0 against FC2011 

•August 13: draw 4-4 against Nelson Suburbs 

•August 20: draw 0-0 against Universities 

•August 27: Final league match v Western 

•September 3: English Cup final v Coastal Spirit 

SPORTS 

Cricket 

statistics 

released 


SUMNER CRICKET Club has 

published updated statistics on their 

top players and record holders. 

Statistics on seven players were 

updated recently. They showed over 

the course of their time at the club, 

the players had reached a combined 

total of more than 17,000 runs. 

Five of the seven players were allrounders 

or bowlers, who had also 

done their job, taking more than 

850 wickets. Collectively, the seven 

players have played for the club 

more than 1000 times. 

Batsman Chris Wilson climbed 

the club’s batting leader board to 

eighth overall, bumping his total 

runs scored up to 3730. 

All-rounder Dan Vann played his 

250th game during the past season, 

ending the competition with 263 

caps, while also walking away with 

279 wickets and 4090 runs. 

Tom Gooday, although struggling 

with a knee injury in the season, 

took 37 wickets and reached 1220 

runs. He is the 19th best wicket 

taker in the club’s history. 

Andrew Bird took 37 wickets in 

the 2015/16 season, moving his tally 

up to 97. He sits in 30th for the club 

in terms of wickets taken. 

Pre-season training has already 

started for Sumner’s first XI, with 

the competitive season starting in 

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SPORTS 

Front-rowers recognised 


SUMNER RUGBY’S front row 

WE ARE 

was recognised 

ON 

at the club’s 

THE 

prize-giving for making their 

international debuts this season. 

St Leonards Square played 

home this season to New 

Zealand ‘Baby Black’ under-20 

representative Sean Paranihi, 

MOVE 

Samoan 

AGAIN... 

under-20 representative 

Tu’uta Simaile, and Fijian 

under-20 representative, Samu 

Tawake. 

Sumner honoured their three 

national representatives, who 

all play in the front row, at their 

recent prize-giving night. 

The seaside club was also 

the home of Nathan Earle, 

Poasa Waqanibau and Marshall 

TO A NEW 

Suckling, who were 

LOCATION 

all named 

IN 

in the Canterbury Mitre 10 Cup 

41-man squad recently. 

“I think it’s just that there’s a 

Paranihi said it was great to be good bunch of people there, and 

FERRYMEAD, 

able to learn with international 

DUE 

when I first 

TO 

came down to Canterbury 

after I finished school in 

level players at the same age 

group as him. 

Auckland, it was a really good 

“Yes, they’re good lads and atmosphere,” he said. 

good players. Tu’uta was from Paranihi made his Baby Black 

EARTHQUAKE 

Christchurch and Samu came 

REPAIRS 

debut this year, after being called 

CENTURIONS: (From left to right) Jamie Brown, Timm Hunter across to play for Christ’s College. 

They’re pretty good mates, team to Manchester in England, 

up in May. He toured with the 

and Anthony Horan from the Lyttelton Rugby Club senior 

division two side received their centurion ties recently. 

and I get along well with them,” and came off the bench against 

Cameron Smales was also a recipient, as he reached the he said. 

Ireland, before starting against 

milestone, but was not there on the night. The four Lyttelton Reflecting on his second season 

with Sumner, prop Paranihi “They were some pretty tough 

Wales. 

players all reached their milestone 100th-game for the club. 

WATCH THIS SPACE 

They were awarded ties for their efforts by the Canterbury said the culture and support at games, Northern Hemisphere 

Rugby Football Union. 

the club was what drew him back rugby is focused around scrumming 

and kicking. It’s each year. 

tough 

We will keep you informed as to our 

new address. 

YOUNG REPS: Sumner’s international trio (from left) Samu 

Tawake, Tu’uta Simaile, and Sean Paranihi at the club’s recent 

prize-giving. 

for us to play against, plus the 

weather was different,” Paranihi 

said. 

He said that after the season 

with Sumner finished, he talked 

to Canterbury and Crusaders 

coach Scott Robertson, who told 

him to try his hand at Mitre 10 

Cup level. 

“I was aiming to try for the 

Mitre 10 Cup squad in Canterbury 

and then a couple weeks 

ago I was talking to Razor and he 

asked if I wanted an opportunity 

to play for Counties-Manukau 

and I took it, so I’m up here now 

for the cup,” he said. 

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Diamond Harbour pupils 

SCHOOLS 

go back to the future 

Diamond Harbour Primary 

School teacher Rebecca 

Waters writes about 

historical figures visiting 

the classroom for a lesson 

in New Zealand’s past 

HISTORIC New Zealanders that 

are on our bank notes came to 

visit our pupils on Wednesday. 

We had a visit from the wonderful 

Claire at Rutherford’s Den 

and she bought with her three 

famous New Zealanders – Ernest 

Rutherford, Kate Sheppard and 

Apirana Ngata. 

The children had an interactive 

morning learning about historic 

moments and the people behind 

them. 

They learned about Ernest Rutherford, 

his Nobel Prize and all 

about the atom; they completed 

some weaving and mapped out to 

scale a Maori kite with Apirana 

Ngata; and stepped into Kate 

Sheppard’s wardrobe to try on 

her biking bloomers. 

They also tried on a graduate 

gown and experienced what 

holding a Nobel Prize was like. 

Along the way, they joined in 

with the history by signing the 

petition for women to vote with 

a calligraphy pen and checked 

gravity was still working. 

LITTLE EINSTEIN: Noah re-enacts Ernest Rutherford’s 

acceptance of the Nobel Prize in 1908. 

The pupils had a great morning, 

which I hope gave them 

some inspiration to put their own 

mark on the world. 

AIR TIME: Heathcote Valley Primary School pupils will travel 

to Hokitika after being named one of the winners of the 

Air New Zealand Airpoints for Schools competition. The 

class met a target of 1920 airpoints to be one of 10 schools 

nationwide to go on a class trip by plane. The pupils will 

travel to Hokitika to monitor and compare new spawning 

grounds for whitebait as part of a new initiative, Whaka 

Inaka: Causing Whitebait, which has been created through 

EOS Ecology, DOC and the University of Canterbury. 

Learning to grow food 

DIAMOND Harbour Primary 

School has joined a nationwide 

initiative to experience both 

growing and cooking their own 

produce within their school 

environment. 

The Garden to Table programme 

encourages Kiwi kids to 

learn about the process of planting 

and harvesting crops. 

The programme for seven to 

12-year-olds has been running 

for eight years and is aimed at 

changing the way children approach 

and think about food. 

Last week Fiesta, which has 

teamed up with Garden to 

Table, shipped packs of their 

new range of European seed potatoes 

to 40 schools across New 

Zealand for children to grow this 

season. 

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Your Local Views 

Learn rules of the water 

• BY GARY MANCH, 

NAVIGATIONAL 

ews 

SAFETY OFFICER, 

LYTTELTON 

I was thinking the other day 

about boating in general, and 

the people who use various types 

of vessels ranging from paddle 

boards through to yachts and 

power boats. 

Then I thought I wonder how 

many of these people had done 

any form of training in relation to 

even the basic stuff like learning 

ashion 

the navigation rules, what the 

bylaw rules are in the area that 

they are using their boat, and I 

came to the conclusion that it was 

most likely a small amount. 

I bet at this point you are 

thinking how did he come to this 

conclusion, and I have to admit 

it’s not through any expensive 

Gardening 

survey, but through talking to 

people on the ramps and out in 

the water when they have done 

something wrong. 

An example may be going too 

fast within 200m of the shore or a 

structure (it’s a 5 knot speed limit 

within 200m of the shore unless 

the area is posted as an open 

speed limit) the answer I get is 

otoring 

”sorry I did not know” if I had a 

dollar for every time this was said 

to me, I would be a very wealthy 

man. 

Currently there is no 

compulsion for boaties to learn 

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the rules, anyone can buy a boat, 

take it out on the water, if it is 

a power boat then the person 

operating must be 15 or older, 

unless closely supervised by a 

person over 15 years who is in 

immediate reach of the controls. 

I will tell you a story that occurred 

recently in Kaikoura at 

the public boat ramp, it was a 

busy day, and there were boats all 

waiting to come into shore, the 

weather was fine but there was a 

strong wind blowing towards the 

port side (left side for you landlubbers) 

of the vessels coming 

into the ramp. 

A late model stern drive Bayliner 

was coming in towards the 

boat ramp, and was attempting 

to get on the boat trailer, every 

time he got close he let the power 

off and drifted away, after several 

attempts and a crowd of people 

watching, some not being very 

complementary at all, one of his 

mates released the winch rope 

on the trailer to its full extent, 

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walked out into the water chest 

deep and attached the rope to 

the bow, and then wound the 

boat in. 

Due to the fact this was a very 

unsafe way to bring the boat in, I 

spoke to the skipper, it turns out 

he had purchased the boat privately 

the day before, had never 

driven a boat before and was told 

that it was easy to operate, well 

how wrong he was. 

This was a disaster waiting to 

happen, not only for the other 

boaties in the area but also the 

chap in the water trying to 

connect the winch rope, as a 

result the new boatie was advised 

to get someone to teach him to 

use the boat correctly and also 

do a minimum day skipper 

course. 

The point I am making is that 

if you are going to use any form 

of water craft, learn the rules, and 

learn how to operate it properly, 

then there will be no issues, take 

care. 

Bay Harbour News asked its 

readers what they thought 

of a Lyttelton Design 

Review Panel being set up 

to help decide what could 

be built there, and what 

buildings could look like. 

Nichola Shanley – I recently 

resigned from my position as 

head of art at Burnside High 

School, in part because I could no 

longer bring myself to drive past 

the mushrooming “beds are us” 

mentality of the rebuild through 

the tunnel. 

Most people approach design, 

aesthetic, style in a herd-like 

mass-produced, throwaway, stick 

another louvre on it dumbness. 

You only have to visit Dunedin 

and witness the elegant, clever 

integration of historical and 

contemporary renovation to see 

what we are capable of in New 

Zealand. Why are we getting it 

so wrong in Christchurch and 

Lyttelton? 

I adore Lyttelton and will no 

doubt die an old lady here. But 

now I have to be very careful 

about where I walk. For example 

if I turn a particular corner and 

see the “ministry of non-education’s” 

building I want to faint in 

anger and disgust. This mistake 

will be with Lyttelton for a long 

time. It is a perfect example of 

mindless, fad-driven, insensitive 

architecture. It is a disruption 

to the environment it occupies. 

It occupies like an enemy army 

rather than dwelling naturally 

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WHARF 

within the landscape. It attempts 

to be arty but is busy and lacking 

in basic design principles. The 

clumsy graphics or typography 

of the signage only reinforces the 

lack of refinement of the overall 

design. 

Architecture should become 

an heirloom. Architecture should 

be intelligent. Architecture and 

interior design influence our 

wellbeing. No, I do not think we 

need quirky buildings except perhaps 

in a childrens’ playground, 

we need intelligent design. 

Does Lyttelton need a design 

review panel? Tricky, how would 

this be any different to a panel 

which approves of a person’s fitness 

to parent? 

Heritage was once a new build. 

What we build today will become 

our heritage. In 100 years would 

we be proud of the plastic painted, 

cookie cutter tilt slab, louvre 

drenched, faddish structures 

popping up overnight? 

I was excited by the Stanaways 

proposal. I cried and cried the 

day they killed the Shadbolt 

building. I believe buildings and 

gardens have a soul. The day 

they fenced off our wharves from 

the public was the day Lyttelton 

began to fade. 

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DATE NIGHTS 

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you the opportunity to take a welldeserved 

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BaY HaRBOUR 

WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24 2016 

People make 

the difference. 

New look House of Travel Ferrymead. 

New Owners Mel Lowen & Kim Beswick are excited about their 

upcoming store move and what it means for their customers, the 

team and for Ferrymead. 

‘By now you will have seen the lights on at our new site at 987 

Ferry Road as the refit takes place and we are excited about our 

upcoming move as soon as the site is finished later this month’. 

We are also very excited for Kim who will be taking maternity 

leave from the beginning of August until the New Year to welcome 

a new member into her family. The entire team would like to wish 

Kim all the best with this most significant and exciting journey. 

In turn we would like to welcome Melissa Bannister to our HOT 

Ferrymead family in a support role. Melissa has a wealth of 

industry experience and knowledge with over sixteen years in 

the travel industry in a wide variety of roles. 

We are so proud of having such a well-travelled friendly team 

who have incredible knowledge they are able to pass on to our 

clients’. We know that the best holidays are created together and 

we know we have the right people to help make sense of all the 

offers out there and provide exceptional travel solutions.’ Kim 

‘We are well aware of the impact the events of the last five years 

have had in our community and while we are still currently 

operating from our ‘purple portacom’ by Mitre 10 Mega and 

Countdown - we are super excited about the new developments 

and buildings taking shape in Ferrymead and our upcoming 

move to our new flagship store at 987 Ferry Road.’’ – Mel 

Together the new owners are excited to be leading their team 

through the upcoming development of the new store and inspiring 

travellers more than ever before. They are also 100% committed 

to supporting local businesses and the community and are proud 

to be involved in their renewed sponsorship of the Ferrymead 

Bays Football Club and also the Mt Pleasant Community Centre. 

The best holidays are created together. 

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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 24 2016 

BaY HaRBOUR 

Page 19 

2017 Travel Preview. 

Free Travel Evenings. 

Join our travel specialists for drinks 

and refreshments and find out all 

you need to know about travel 

for 2017 with these FREE exciting 

inspirational travel shows with 

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FREE 

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donation to 

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Don’t miss out! Register today as space is limited. 

Contiki & Top Deck 2017 

Pre-Release Evening 

Thursday 25 August 

Come along and hear from the experts at House of 

Travel Ferrymead. Find out all you need to know 

for 2017 travel for the 18-35’s. PLUS handy travel tips, 

early booking discounts, reduced deposits, early 

payment deals AND On the night bonus offers and 

travel advice from the team that have experienced it 

first- hand. 

Travelling Solo in 2017? 

Wednesday 31 August 

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alone. Prior planning with us means enhancing the 

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Featuring escorted holidays and small group journeys 

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Tuesday 06 September 

With so many river & cruise options on offer which 

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just stunning landscapes in Europe from the romantic 

Rhine to the magnificent Danube but also the likes of 

Russia, Vietnam and Cambodia. We also discover the 

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fabulous Baltics covering some of the best cruises you 

can take on your European getaway. 

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Tuesday 30 August 

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Wednesday 07 September 

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A ‘gold mine’ 

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for all ages 

The Footwear Factory in Garlands Road 

Woolston has been a part of the Christchurch 

retail scene for more than a quarter of a century. 

Over that time thousands of people have 

flocked to the store to find bargains and 

good deals in quality footwear, ranging from 

children’s shoes, sandals and school shoes to 

men’s and women’s fashion and causal shoes, 

outdoor and sports shoes, bowls shoes, slippers, 

and safety footwear for the workplace. 

Launched in a small shop in Papanui, the 

business later operated in Riccarton for 12 years 

before moving to Garlands Rd 13 years ago. 

Owned by Russ and Jude Day, there you 

will find shelves lined with footwear in a huge 

variety of styles and colours for men, women 

and children – a ‘gold mine’ for shoe-seeking 

shoppers. 

The footwear is brought in from all over the 

world, as well as coming from New Zealand 

manufacturers, and includes ends of lines and 

other well-priced items. 

Four main brands are carried – the New 

Zealand made McKinlays range of children’s 

school shoes, as well as men’s and women’s 

styles. The well-known Hi-Tec range of outdoor 

footwear and tramping, New Balance sports 

shoes and a range of Keens sandals and outdoor 

footwear. These known brands cover all ages. 

New styles arrive almost every day, so there 

are always more to try on, while Russell and his 

second-in-charge Karen are happy to advise on 

styles and sizing. 

Located on a high-profile site at 47C Garlands 

Rd, (next to Flags Tyre’s), the Footwear Factory 

is easy to find, and there is off-street parking 

available. 

They are open seven days a week – 9.30am- 

5pm Monday to Friday, and 10am-2pm 

Saturday and Sunday. Phone 389-3431. 

Check out their website for new arrivals, 

www.thefootwearfactory.co.nz 

Russell Day displays a 

popular children’s shoe 

End of Year Tax 

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Open Monday - Friday 6am-5pm 

& Saturday 7am-3pm 

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Phone: 03 328 9004 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Images End 

Runs to September 4 

Mark Soltero’s Images End 

exhibition brings together a 

collection of work from what 

Soltero refers to as the ‘Back 

Catalogue’. These works form 

a reflection on the nature of 

images in a networked world. 

The materials and processes: 

Black, white and grey, applied 

as if printed, through stencils 

on hessian or paper, reflect 

the evolution of his ideas 

about painting. Soltero’s ideas 

stem from an intellectual 

imagination, but are driven by 

an emotional need to create. He 

is compelled to paint. 

50 Works Gallery, 50 London 

St, Lyttelton 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Today, 10-11am 

Head along to Lyttelton 

Library to Knit ’n’ Yarn. Take 

your knitting, crochet or other 

portable craft project and enjoy 

time with other crafters. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library 

at Trinity Hall, free, beginners 

welcome 

Create ’n’ Connect Art and 

Craft 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

You are welcome to go and 

enjoy creativity and company 

at Create ’n’ Connect Art and 

Craft’s group meeting. 

Take your project, or get 

inspiration for something new to 

do. Phone Beth on 022 678 1252 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Baby Times 

August 26, 10.30-11am 

During each session there 

is a variety of stories, songs, 

rhymes, fingerplays and other 

book related activities. The 

programmes are especially 

suitable for under-2s. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free 

Drayton Reserve working bee 

Saturday, 2pm 

Meet at the Avery Place 

entrance if you would like to 

help planting native seedlings 

in the nearby area of the 

reserve. If the weather is bad, 

the alternative date will be, 

September 3. 

For further information, phone 

Dave Bryce on 021 363 498. 

The Lyttelton Venus 

Sunday, 4-6pm 

Join artists Julia Holden 

and Audrey Baldwin at 

Lyttelton Arts Factory for a 

live performance painting 

experience. 

Learn to Sail. Saturday, August 27, 9am-5.30pm. Learning to sail provides children and 

adults of all ages with valuable life skills. To help children and families to get into sailing in 

an easy and affordable way without the up-front cost of having to purchase a boat, Naval 

Point Club has 10 well-equipped Optimist dinghys available for children and adults as part 

of its programmes. The programmes run throughout the year and during school holidays. 

Visit its website Facebook page. Phone David Noakes: 021 022 88411 or email programmes@ 

navalpoint.co.nz. Naval Point Club Lyttelton, Erskine Point, Lyttelton. 

Julia will also offer a sneak 

preview of her upcoming 

Lyttelton Redux project, opening 

November. Proceeds from The 

Lyttelton Venus performance 

will assist with Lyttelton Redux 

production costs. 

Buy tickets at www.theloonstheatretrust.com 

The Loons, 34 Oxford St, 

Lyttelton 

Storytimes/Wā Kōrero 

Tuesday (August 30), 

11-11.30am 

Programme for pre-schoolers 

include stories, music, 

movement and rhymes. Kōrero 

pukapuka, pūoru, korikori. 

Temporary Lyttelton Library at 

Trinity Hall, free 

Planting days at Urumau 

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September 11, 10-noon or 

1-3pm 

Help in a series of quality 

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Inspiring young minds 

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Fashion 

City models at big event 


THREE Christchurch models 

will show their stuff this week 

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fashion show in Auckland. 

Rebecca Dore, Georgia Greig 

and Lucy Wyma will walk the 

catwalk in the New Zealand 

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Portfolio Model Agency director 

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the three girls are some of the 

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“This speak volumes of portfolio 

models and the calibre 

of our models,” Mrs Radford 

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Rebecca Dore, 21, of 

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This is her fourth time walking 

at NZFW and she said 

she’s thrilled to be a part of one 

of the more extravagant shows 

of the week. 

“I did the wedding show 

last year and it was beautiful,” 

Miss Dore said. 

She has also walked in 

Australia’s premier event, the 

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in Sydney. 

Miss Greig, 19, formerly of 

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modelling scene a year ago after 

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She’s excited to show at New 

Zealand’s premier fashion 

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she didn’t even attend the casting 

for the event. 

“It’s pretty overwhelming 

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Miss Greig is studying 

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Miss Wyma, 20, of Papanui, 

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Travel 

Relive the West Coast’s gold rush days 

• By Mike Yardley 

HEMMED IN by the Tasman 

Sea and the serrated peaks of the 

Main Divide, there really is no 

region in New Zealand quite like 

Westland. 

After tootling from Christchurch 

to Greymouth on the 

TranzAlpine, I swapped the rail 

tracks for the roadway to freeroam 

the West Coast’s delights. 

My first stop was Shantytown, a 

faithfully re-created 1860s goldmining 

town, complete with pub 

and post office. 

Highlights include the cluster 

of 30 gold rush era buildings, 

painted in the bright colours of 

boiled sweets. Enjoy a tipple in 

the evocative Golden Nugget 

Hotel, learn the art of gold panning 

and enjoy the short movie 

in the opulent Victorian-themed 

theatre. 

Heading further south on SH6, 

I went as far as Ross, a cute-as-abutton 

settlement, with a storied 

past in gold mining. The historic 

village of glories lost sports a cluster 

of colonial buildings, including 

the old Ross jail and miners’ 

cottages. 

From Ross, I ventured back up 

SH6, to take in Treetops walk, 

traversing the canopy of the 

NATURAL: The turquoise colour of the Hokitika Gorge is 

caused by glacial flour seeping into the water. 

podocarp forest by Lake Mahinapua. 

Twenty-five metres above 

the forest floor, the mesh-steel 

gantry leads you through a dense 

vista of native forest, with giant 

specimens of rimu, kamahi and 

matai, interspersed with tree 

ferns, orchids, liverworts and 

fellow forest floor residents. www. 

treetopsnz.com 

Follow the signposts to Kokatahi 

and Kowhitirangi. The 

West Coast’s multitude of vivid 

greens comes into sharp focus 

as you wend your way through 

the fertile farmland. From here, a 

short gravel road leads you to one 

of my favourite New Zealand settings, 

the ravishing granite ravine 

of Hokitika Gorge, deep in the 

Whitcombe Valley. 

Right by the alpine fault, surrounded 

by dense native bush, 

thronging with native birds, the 

turquoise water is so absurdly 

vivid and otherworldly, it looks 

photo-shopped. (It’s due to the 

glacial flour seeping into the 

water.) 

But after heavy rain, the water 

turns a soupy grey, so you will be 

at the mercy of the weather gods. 

RESTORED: The Theatre 

Royal Hotel in Kumara first 

opened in 1876. 

Complete your valley circuit 

by shadowing the eastern side 

of Lake Kaniere and the lusty 

waterworks of Dorothy Falls. 

From there, a plethora of lakeside 

spots beckoning you to pause, 

before completing the circuit in 

Hokitika. 

You’d be hard pressed to find 

any other town or city in New 

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HYUNDAI’S Lantra, or Elantra 

as it is now known, is one of 

the company’s most successful 

nameplates. 

It was first introduced as a midsize 

sedan in 1990, and has progressed 

through five generations; 

the latest all-new, sixth-generation 

variant has just been released 

onto the New Zealand market. 

The Elantra arrives in two 

specifications, both with the 

one body style, bearing in mind 

that previous generation models 

have had station wagon options. 

I guess with the way the station 

wagon market has given way to 

sport utility vehicles, Hyundai 

would still be comfortable with 

just the one variation. 

Elsewhere, the concept of 

Elantra hasn’t changed, it captures 

all of the features which has 

made the model so successful, yet 

packages them in a functional, 

appealing package. 

The evaluation car was badged 

Elite specification and lists at 

$39,990, an entry-level model sits 

$4000 below that. 

Under the bonnet sits a 

2-litre, twin-camshaft, petrol 

engine which is a relatively new 

design for the Korean company. 

Rated with power outputs of 

112kW (6200rpm) and 192Nm 

ELANTRA ELITE: .Important part of the Hyundai line-up. 

(4000rpm) it is a free-revving 

unit which drives through a sixspeed 

automatic gearbox, incidentally 

it is the only transmission 

in the range. 

Hyundai also claim a 7.2-litre 

per 100km (39mpg) combined 

cycle fuel usage rating for the 

Elantra. During my 150km road 

evaluation the fuel usage readout 

was listing constantly at around 

8.6l/100km (33mpg) which sat 

well with Hyundai’s claim. At 

100km/h on the highway the 

engine is turning over at just 

2100rpm in top gear providing a 

5l/100km (56mpg) instantaneous 

return. 

Hyundai have long had a reputation 

for building high quality 

vehicles, and those which provide 

its occupants with comfort and 

an easy driving experience. The 

Elantra doesn’t dip out on those 

facets. 

I drove my usual test route 

through the Canterbury high 

country. It cruises quietly on 

the long straights and has direct 

steering into a corner. 

The suspension is a mixture of 

McPherson struts up front and 

a torsion beam rear. As much as 

I like fully independent designs, 

the simplistic system in the 

Elantra is well located and movement 

isn’t compromised greatly. 

It isn’t overly firmed through 

the spring and dampers, absorption 

over Christchurch’s ruts and 

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bumps is arrested, and when you 

push into a corner it is composed 

through the underpinnings with 

balanced body movement. 

Providing the grip are Koreanmade 

Hankook Ventus tyres 

(225/45 x 17in). They are sticky 

compound, and issue the driver 

with solid feedback as to how 

they are reacting to cornering 

pressure. 

Add to that the solid flow 

of power that arrives from the 

engine and you have a vehicle 

that could easily be classed as a 

sports sedan. Sure, its demeanour 

doesn’t suggest that it is truly 

exotic, but what its performance 

translates into is a responsive, 

dynamic car which is at home 

on the twisty nature of New 

Zealand’s roads. 

• Price – Hyundai Elanta 

Elite, $39,990 

• Dimensions – Length, 

4570mm; width, 1800mm; 

height, 1440mm 

• Configuration: Fourcylinder, 

front-wheel-drive, 

1999cc, 112kW, 192Nm, 

six-speed automatic. 

• Performance – 0-100km/ 

h, 9.4sec 

• Fuel usage– 7.2l/100km 

In terms of specification, the 

Elantra arrives with a host of 

features for comfort and convenience 

and, of course, safety. Some 

of the major items of fitment 

include full leather trim with 

heated front seats, touch screen 

display with Apple CarPlay, keyless 

entry and ignition, cruise 

control and dual-zone climate 

control. 

I’ve written many times in the 

past about the direction Hyundai 

is taking as a company. It has 

high aspirations and the model 

line-up is vast. 

Hyundai has done the hard 

yards in establishing itself as a 

globally recognised manufacturer 

of first-class vehicles, and it’s fine 

cars like the Elantra that will keep 

those loyal to the brand entertained 

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Davis Cup event returns to Christchurch 

The New Zealand Davis 

Cup team are heading back to 

Christchurch to take on Pakistan in 

the Asia-Oceania Group 1 second 

round playoff. The Tie is being 

held from Friday 16 September to 

Sunday 18 September, indoors at 

Z Energy Wilding Park. 

Kiwi Olympians Michael Venus 

and Marcus Daniell ranked 41 

and 58 respective in the world 

for doubles have been named 

alongside Finn Tearney ranked 

381, Rubin Statham at 444 in 

singles. If Statham takes the court 

he will beat Onny Parun’s New 

Zealand Davis Cup record of the 

most ties played for his country of 

25 ties. 

It is likely Pakistan will select 

their doubles expert Aisam 

Qureshi who is 36-years-old and 

ranked 48th in doubles. Aqeel 

Khan is another likely veteran 

who should be selected. 

New Zealand lead Pakistan 

3-1 in head-to-head clashes. The 

last time the two sides clashed it 

was a 4-1 win for New Zealand 

in Myanmar in 2013 which was 

abandoned. 

Christchurch has been the home 

of Davis Cup ties since 2014, with 

a win against Chinese Taipei in 

2014 and a close 3-2 loss to India 

in the 2015 semi-finals. Tennis 

Canterbury is extremely excited 

to host yet another Davis Cup tie 

for the third consecutive year. This 

is a return to the glory days that 

has seen Tennis Canterbury host 

numerous Davis Cup ties against 

some of the superpower of world 

tennis. 

Z Energy Wilding Park is one 

of the oldest sport venues still in 

operation in all of Canterbury. 

It has played host to Davis 

Cup matches as far back as the 

1910’s and 20’s. Much like many 

of Christchurch’s other most 

important sporting facilities 

Wilding Park was severely 

impacted by the Christchurch 

Earthquake impacted in both 

September 2009 and February 

2010. 

The rebuilding process has 

been a long one. Mixed emotions 

were felt at the demolition of the 

iconic Memorial Stands, host to 

numerous Davis Cup Tie and other 

International Tennis Federation 

events. However it was also the first 

bit of tangible progress in relation 

to the redevelopment of Wilding 

Park and proved to generate 

some real excitement amongst the 

tennis community. Strengthening 

work on the facility’s structural 

steel and refurbishment of the 

administration and function 

space erased any signs of the 

earthquake damage and provided 

the wider community with some 

great function space. 

The final stage of development 

will see the reinstatement of 

six additional outdoor courts, 

the development of a grassy 

embankment for spectator viewing 

and social spaces, including a 

barbeque area. The facility will 

continue to be available to the 

local communities, including 

school, charitable organisations 

and, in some cases, other sports 

outside of normal hours. The 

final stage of development work 

is scheduled to be gin in the 

coming month with a completion 

date of mid November, just in 

time for the Summer of Tennis. 

This development will allow 

Canterbury to again host National 

Age Group events, International 

Events and, of course, future 

Summer Davis Cup ties. 

This year’s Davis Cup tie is a 

three day event. Two singles will 

be played on Friday, doubles on 

Saturday and the two reverse 

singles on Sunday. Matches are 

the best of five sets. Tickets and 

Corporate Boxes are available. 

Please go to www.tennis.kiwi for 

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Cantabrian Tennis Player USA Bound 

On the 1st June 2016, Jack Tiller 

signed a national letter of intent 

with Southeastern Oklahoma State 

University, located in Durant, 

Oklahoma, USA. 

From the age of 15 Jack’s overall 

goal in tennis was to gain a 

scholarship to train, play and study 

in the United States of America. 

Through taking part in Canterbury 

Performance squads since the age of 

12, he constantly saw older players 

being granted scholarships and 

given opportunities to experience 

American lifestyle through 

tennis while gaining invaluable 

experiences. Seeing others excel 

in the college tennis system 

encouraged him to start 

preparation for enrolment in 

Fall 2016. 

In October of 2015, Jack 

got in contact with John 

Gardner, the head coach in 

the Nelson/Marlborough region 

and his company, Inspire Sports. 

John’s expertise guided Jack 

through a comprehensive checklist 

of what he needed to achieve to 

reach his ultimate goal of signing 

with a college that fitted in well with 

what he wanted. John’s personalised 

programme was a great help. It 

began with initial meetings with 

Jack and his father so John could 

understand what they were looking 

for in a college. John then set out a 

‘Plan of attack” on how they would 

go about getting a contract. They 

began working together through 

each stage, which included NCAA 

registration, skills video, personal 

website, SAT and GPA results and 

working through what colleges Jack 

wanted to contact. Jack believes that 

it would not have been possible for 

him to work through everything 

that needed to be done without 

John’s outstanding expertise and 

knowledge. Jack found John’s 

attention to detail and reliability to 

be outstanding. 

Jack began talks with the coach 

from Southeastern Oklahoma State 

University in March of this year. The 

coach expressed his interest in Jack 

joining the college team and, after 

talking through email, the college 

made an offer for Jack to attend 

their college and become part of the 

Savage Storm athletic family. After 

the initial paper work, Jack signed a 

national letter of intent, committing 

Jack to attending the university. 

Through his years of training, 

Jack’s ultimate goal was to get to 

university. Jack is a self-professed 

‘late bloomer’ in tennis. During his 

junior years, he describes himself as 

a mediocre player who was always 

outside the top player category. 

Through growth, maturity and the 

help of the Canterbury training 

programme, he was able to play 

smarter tennis and achieve positive 

results. Coaching by Alistair Hunt 

and Matt Meredith has afforded 

Jack the opportunity to learn from 

the best and use their expertise on 

court, creating a huge advantage. 

Jack has represented Canterbury 

in multiple ties including 

Canterbury vs Marlborough, 

City vs Country, Canterbury 

team’s event and also the 

Canterbury men’s team. In 2015 

he won the under 18 Canterbury 

Championships, a great result to put 

on his college application form. 

Jack has always loved the fact that 

tennis is mostly an individual sport, 

results are based on a player’s own 

ability and there are no excuses. Jack 

has always enjoyed competing in 

Canterbury Interclub representing 

his club of Elmwood. He is grateful 

to Ashley Forbes for giving him 

the opportunity to play top level 

tennis in the premiere grade against 

great players like James Meredith, 

Remi Fennon and other top rated 

players in the region. Jack feels that 

it through playing top level players 

that he has learned the most, even if 

it involved losing. 

During tennis season, Jack trains 

or plays every day of the week. Each 

week also includes four sessions of 

hitting, two fitness sessions and two 

days of interclub matches on the 

weekends. During the off season 

Jack keeps training with hitting 

three days a week and a fitness 

session and match play on the 

weekends. 

Jack chooses to keep his future 

goals simple. His immediate goal 

is to do the best he can to prepare 

for college and to give himself the 

best chance of success. For Jack, 

this means being fit and healthy, 

requiring him to train as well as he 

can every time he gets on the court. 

Over the long term, Jack plans to 

take every opportunity he can at 

Southeastern Oklahoma State in 

order to reach his full potential 

whilst there, not just in tennis, but 

also in academic life. 

For younger players aspiring to 

play college tennis, Jack’s advice is 

to never give up. Jack recalls many 

moments in his time of playing 

tennis when he thought he wasn’t 

good enough, or wasn’t able to 

compete to his full potential. Not 

TENNIS CANTERBURY 2016 / 2017 CALENDAR 

being the best player in the region 

or the nation is not a problem; 

it’s a challenge. By embracing 

that challenge, working hard and 

training, it is possible to shorten the 

gap between the different levels in 

order to compete in top level tennis. 

Have a goal and go for it! 

Jack invites anyone interested in 

college tennis to feel free to ask any 

questions. He will be happy to try 

and answer! 

AUGUST 

26 Pre Season Interclub starts 

SEPTEMBER 

10 ASB Premier Interclub starts 

23 Pre Season Interclub ends 

30, 1 12s Development Camp (camp full) 

OCTOBER TBA Midweek Ladies 

TBA Business House 

2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Z Energy 2016 Junior Spring Open 

8, 9 ASB Senior Interclub starts 

14, 15 Junior Interclub starts 

15, 16 Junior Trial for National Teams 

17 Junior National Teams named for 2017 event 

22, 23, 24 MC Junior Open (Ashburton) 

27 TBC Primary Schools Teams Yrs 5/6 doubles only 

NOVEMBER 11, 12, 13 

2016 ASB Canterbury Primary and Intermediate Tennis 

Championships (show weekend) 

16 Primary Schools Teams Yrs 7/8 doubles only 

NI Primary Schools Final (Waikato Tennis Centre / 

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Hamilton) 

22, 23 Canterbury Junior Secondary Schools Yrs 9-10 S/D 

25, 26, 27 Tennis Canterbury Open (not junior) 

28, 29 SI Primary Schools Finals (Timaru) 

DECEMBER 

6 Intermediate Schools doubles only 

10, 11 Junior Interclub Christmas Break 

11 ASB Premier Interclub Finals 

11, 12 ASB Senior Interclub Christmas Break 

14, 15, 16, 17, 

18s Nationals Individual (Albany Tennis Centre / Auckland) 

18, 19 

17, 18 12s, 14s, 16s Wild Card Playoffs (Scarbro / Auckland) 

TBA Tennis Hot Shots Tournament - Red and Orange Stage 

JANUARY 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 18s Nationals Indiv (Wilding Park / Christchurch) 

7, 8, 9, 10 16s Nationals Teams (Wilding Park Christchurch) 

7, 8, 9, 10, 11 14s Nationals Indiv (Scarbro/ Auckland) 

12, 13, 14, 15 12s Nationals Teams (Scarbro / Auckland) 

12, 13, 14, 15 14s Nationals Teams (Scarbro / Auckland) 

16, 17, 18, 19, 

Wilson ITF Gd 4 TBC 

20, 21, 22 TBC 

16, 17, 18, 

12s Nationals Indiv (Scarbro / Auckland) 

19, 20 

28, 29 ASB Senior Interclub Post Christmas start 

TBC ASB Premier Interclub second round 

FEBRUARY 3, 4 ASB Junior Interclub Post Christmas start 

20, 21 Canterbury Secondary Schools Yrs 11-13 Open S/D 

MARCH 10, 11 Junior Interclub finishes 

18, 19 ASB Senior Div 4-7 Grade Finals 

25, 26 ASB Senior Div 1, 2 and 3 Grade Finals 

27, 28, 29, 30 Teams Finals (Scarbro / Auckland) 

APRIL 23, 24 12S Development Camp (registrations open February 2017 

26, 27, 28, 2017 Tennis Canterbury Junior Championships 

29, 30 (TNZ Masters Tier 2 Event) 

MAY TBD Winter Interclub begins 

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Tennis Canterbury names Redcliff’s Club 

President as Volunteer of the Year 

Redcliffs Tennis Club’s president, Di France, has been named Tennis 

Canterbury’s Volunteer of the Year. 

Following the February 2011 earthquake, Redcliffs Tennis Club was faced 

with uninsured damages estimated at $200,000. Di France, a former president 

of the club from 1981-1983, heard rumours that the troubled club may be forced 

to close and to sell its grounds. After a 22 year hiatus from tennis, Di stepped 

forward as voluntary project manager to rescue the tennis club on behalf of her 

community. She singlehandedly applied for community grants to reinstate the 

damaged courts, then project managed the repair work. This involved digging up 

the courts, relaying with a base then a temporary surface, and finally a finish of 

Synpave. 

Di was once again elected President of the Redcliff ’s Tennis Club when the club 

reopened in May 2013. Under her supervision, the club has grown from 40 junior 

and 22 senior members to 132 juniors and 35 affiliated senior members. 

Di continues to be the driving force behind the tennis club. She has established 

junior tennis coaching, first by engaging Stu Chalmers as junior coach for the 

2013/2014 season, then by organising for Evie Ruegg to take on the Head Coach 

role. Di also established social senior club tennis on Tuesday and Friday mornings, 

which she herself attends. Along with her husband, Roger, Di undertakes regular 

maintenance of the courts, club house and hall. 

Redcliffs Tennis Club now enjoys a renewed place in the community. The club 

leases its hall to the displaced Redcliffs Public Library. Using networks she has built 

throughout Redcliffs, Di encourages strong community and family participation 

in club events. She regularly offers her own services to club activities, cooking 

sausages and preparing afternoon teas for prize-givings and end of season parties. 

Redcliffs Tennis Club offers club, interclub, social and casual tennis. 

For more information about the club, please visit their website at 

www.redcliffstennis.co.nz. 

Registration open 

session Saturday 

August 27th, 11am – 1pm

Have Fun and Get Fit 

with Cardio Tennis 

Looking for a way to get fit, have fun and 

meet new people? Cardio Tennis is a fitness 

programme offered at tennis clubs across 

Canterbury. Combining the best features of 

tennis with cardiovascular exercise, Cardio 

Tennis delivers a fun, full-body, calorieburning 

aerobic workout ¬– even if you have 

never played tennis before. 

Cardio Tennis uses low-compression tennis 

balls which travel at a slower speed, making 

it easier for a beginner to hit the ball. More 

advanced players will be challenged by a 

range of activities that cater to all skill levels. 

Cardio Tennis works by raising participants’ 

heart rates into their aerobic training zone. At 

the beginning of each session, participants 

are equipped with heart rate monitors before 

exercising to music and using a variety of 

modified equipment to elevate the heart 

rate. Like interval training, periods of high 

intensity are followed by short periods of rest. 

Cardio Tennis combines fun with 

spectacular success. Women can burn up to 

500 calories in a 60 minute workout. Men 

can burn up to 800 calories. Cardio Tennis 

coaches are Tennis NZ registered and trained 

to ensure that participants get a great workout 

while improving their tennis skills. 

Even if you’re not good at tennis, Cardio 

Tennis can provide a fun, social way to keep 

fit. Contact Tennis Canterbury to find a 

Cardio Tennis programme near you. 

http://canterburytennis.co.nz/cardiotennis, 

phone (03) 389-6484 

Tennis Hot Shots – 

Grassroots fun for all! 

Kids working together, no queues and modified 

courts, balls and equipment make Tennis Hot 

Shots plenty of fun for all and a great way for your 

kids to be introduced to the sport of 

tennis in a fun, social environment. 

The four key elements of any 

New Zealand Post Tennis Hot Shots 

session are: 

1. FUN Players are actively 

engaged, excited and motivated to 

participate. 

2. TACTICAL/PLAY Players 

think and make decisions about 

meaningful tennis situations. 

3. SKILLS Players have plenty 

of opportunities to improve their 

tennis skills. 

4. SOCIAL Players build social 

skills such as working cooperatively 

with a partner, building friendships, 

encouraging teammates and 

showing sportsmanship during game play. 

Coaching New Zealand Post Tennis Hot Shots 

coaching sessions are run by Tennis New Zealand 

October marks the beginning of Tennis 

Canterbury’s exciting tournament calendar 

for the 2016/17 season at Wilding Park. Chris 

Anderson and Rosemary Hargreaves, both 

experienced tournament co-coordinators, 

have been appointed to organise this year’s 

tournaments. 

As in previous years, the programme for 

junior tournaments will take place during 

each of the school holidays, starting with the 

Z Energy Junior Spring Open (2-7 October). 

Entries for the Spring Open are now being 

accepted online until the closing date of 23 

Sept 2016. Fact Sheets are available on the 

website for each tournament, and provide 

information for planning and for play as well 

as contact information for any questions. The 

tournament welcomes players from the 8 and 

under age group up to 18 years. 

All junior tournaments are open to any 

junior, regardless of age or ability. Players 

can be from any area, in New Zealand and 

internationally, except for the ASB Primary/ 

Intermediate Tournament on Show Weekend, 

which is replicated throughout the country 

for each area’s participation. 

Primary Sports Canterbury and School 

Sport Canterbury (Secondary Schools) also 


qualified coaches. Our qualified coaches teach 

kids to play in fun, supportive and interactive 

sessions. Lessons generally run for between 30 and 

60 minutes. NZPTHS coaching 

sessions can be one-on-one or in a 

group – ask your local venue what 

options are available. 

Community Play Community 

Play is designed to give kids 

the chance to have a hit in a 

supportive environment where the 

emphasis is on fun, not coaching. 

The Community Play program 

is conducted in clubs and centres 

New Zealand-wide by parents, 

club volunteers and NZPTHS 

coaches. 

Get involved today If Tennis 

Hot Shots sounds like a fun 

summer sport for your child, 

please contact Andrew Falck at 

Tennis Canterbury today to link 

you with the right programme for your child 

Contact Andrew Falck, email: andrew.falck@ 

canterburytennis.co.nz 

Tennis Canterbury Region 

Junior Tennis Tournaments 

encourage tennis through tournaments 

during term time. These tournaments are 

advertised and encouraged through the 

schools, then organised and run through 

Tennis Canterbury. This is an opportunity for 

players to try out tennis and to inspire them 

to go further. 

Tennis Canterbury will host the 16s and 

under National Individual and Teams events 

in January, with upcoming top NZ talent on 

show. 

The International Tennis Federation (ITF) 

18 and under Junior Event will be held at the 

end of January, with outstanding talent from 

all over the world competing on our own 

courts. 

The Tennis Canterbury Open, held at the 

end of November, attracts the very best NZ 

players, including present and up and coming 

Davis Cup / Federation Cup players. 

Enjoy watching players in action, from 

8-year-old beginners to top NZ and 

international players. Mark the dates in your 

diary. The tournament office is open during all 

tournaments for any questions. Tournament 

organisers can be reached at any time. 

tournaments@canterburytennis.co.nz 

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