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TROPHY HAUL: Andy Tuckey with his bag of trophies in the Mainland Premier League.<br />

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Beating the odds to win glory<br />

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce<br />

FIVE AND a half years ago<br />

Andy Tuckey heard updates<br />

from firefighter colleagues<br />

involved in search and rescue<br />

during the February 22, 2011,<br />

earthquake, from a fire station<br />

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Last week, the Ferrymead<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s player was awarded the<br />

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second award since arriving. His<br />

first was a golden boot in a social<br />

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Tuckey, 28, was a firefighter in<br />

England for six and a half years<br />

before “taking a gamble” and<br />

leaving for Christchurch three<br />

years ago.<br />

He works as a travel agent in<br />

Riccarton, and was last week<br />

awarded the Golden Boot for<br />

netting 12 times in the season.<br />

He also received a trophy for<br />

being named as a finalist in the<br />

men’s striker of the year award,<br />

which instead went to Cashmere<br />

Technical’s Liam Oxley.<br />

Tuckey made the Charlton<br />

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11, and played as high as the<br />

Ryman Isthmian South League,<br />

a semi-professional league, for<br />

Crawley Town.<br />

This was his first season with<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s, and although it wasn’t<br />

perfect, Tuckey was glad to come<br />

away with silverware to show<br />

for it.<br />

•Turn to page 24<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

WIND AND kite surfers are<br />

concerned that freedom campers<br />

may get to use city council land<br />

in Ferrymead near Windsport<br />

Park.<br />

Groundswell Sports owner<br />

and Canterbury Windsports<br />

Association member Allan Taylor<br />

said it would severely disrupt the<br />

sport if campers were travelling<br />

through the reserve.<br />

Last week, <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News<br />

revealed Ferrymead businessmen<br />

Julian Bell, of Pirates Ltd, and<br />

Jamie McGillviray were interested<br />

in installing camping facilities<br />

on city council land near the<br />

estuary.<br />

But Mr Taylor said putting in<br />

an area for campers nearby would<br />

tarnish the windsport reserve.<br />

“When you start putting commercial<br />

interests in areas like this,<br />

even though it might be a minor<br />

commercial interest, people want<br />

to make money and they start<br />

putting constraints on what the<br />

community can and can’t do in<br />

an area,” he said.<br />

The land Mr Bell and Mr<br />

McGillviray have eyed up is<br />

north-east of the windsurf area<br />

and the only current access way is<br />

through Windsport Park.<br />

“It would run through the car<br />

park and access up the kiting<br />

area at the back – that’s the only<br />

access and if that happens it will<br />

heavily impact on the area,” Mr<br />

Taylor said.<br />

Freedom camping was banned<br />

at Windsport Park and four other<br />

Christchurch sites in March.<br />

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PAGE 2 BAY HARBOUR<br />

Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

FROM<br />

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EDITOR’S<br />

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Inside<br />

News..................................... 3-11<br />

A GREAT profile today (pages<br />

12-13) on Fiona Pears, the<br />

Lyttelton musician who puts on<br />

her first show in Christchurch<br />

for two years this weekend.<br />

Reporter Annabelle Dick<br />

caught up with Pears this week<br />

and talks about her time in the<br />

music industry, how she married<br />

her manager and leaving school<br />

as a 15-year-old punk rocker.<br />

She plays at Blue Smoke at The<br />

Tannery.<br />

Sports reporter Fraser Walker-<br />

Pearce speaks to Andy Tuckey,<br />

a footballer with a Golden Boot<br />

(see page 1).<br />

The Brit has been in<br />

Christchurch for three years<br />

and is now making a name for<br />

himself for Ferrymead <strong>Bay</strong>s and<br />

in the Mainland Premier League<br />

where he was the season’s top<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

News<br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

In Brief<br />

PAGE 3<br />

PEST: Rats and possums are among the predators which kill about 25 million native birds in New Zealand each year.<br />

Making properties pest-free<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

THE SUMMIT Road Society<br />

is urging residents to catch<br />

possums, rats and stoats on<br />

their properties as they launch<br />

an initiative to eradicate pests.<br />

The Predator-Free Port Hills<br />

programme aims to maintain<br />

the local flora and fauna by<br />

removing pests from around the<br />

boundary of the Port Hills.<br />

Summit Road Society vicepresident<br />

Jeremy Agar said they<br />

want to encourage people to set<br />

up traps in their back yard to<br />

help the effort.<br />

“Where residents live on the<br />

Port Hills, between Taylors Mistake<br />

and Halswell and around<br />

Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>, it’s a perfect<br />

opportunity to have traps for<br />

predators in their back garden<br />

because they tend to be heavy<br />

on the edges of bush,” he said.<br />

The group is holding a public<br />

seminar to teach residents about<br />

the local pest problem and how<br />

they can help mitigate it.<br />

They will discuss the predatorfree<br />

concept, community pest<br />

control methods in Redcliffs<br />

and Sumner and how to host<br />

and maintain traps.<br />

The group is following<br />

the Government and other<br />

community organisations<br />

around the country which are<br />

aiming to make New Zealand<br />

free of pests.<br />

“We’re really encouraged<br />

by the Government’s call to<br />

become predator-free by 2050<br />

and we think the way to do that<br />

is to act where we are and that’s<br />

the Port Hills,” he said.<br />

In New Zealand, predators<br />

kill about 25 million native<br />

birds each year and have pushed<br />

species to the brink of extinction.<br />

The Government launched an<br />

initiative to make the country<br />

predator-free by 2050 earlier<br />

this year.<br />

The Government also said<br />

in this year’s budget that it will<br />

spend an additional $28 million<br />

over four years and $7 million<br />

every year thereafter on pest<br />

control.<br />

This is on top of the more<br />

than $70 million already spent<br />

each year on predator control in<br />

New Zealand.<br />

A public meeting will be held<br />

at the Cashmere Presbyterian<br />

Church on <strong>October</strong> 27 at 7pm.<br />

RETAINING WALLS DONE<br />

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The city council has begun<br />

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PAGE 4 BAY HARBOUR<br />

Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

News<br />

Unexpected algae find<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

A JAPANESE algae which<br />

invaded Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> in the<br />

mid-80s has not had the negative<br />

effect it could have.<br />

That is one of the outcomes<br />

of research into the harbour’s<br />

reefs, carried out by Dr Tommaso<br />

Alestra and Dr Mads Thomsen of<br />

Canterbury University’s marine<br />

ecology research group.<br />

Dr Thomsen researched the<br />

seaweed Undaria pinnatifida and<br />

looked at how it effected other<br />

marine organisms as it is considered<br />

an invasive algae.<br />

“We found that Undaria is not<br />

so terrible to the other algae and<br />

they co-exist quite nicely, so it’s<br />

interesting to see<br />

such an abundance of<br />

Undaria that doesn’t<br />

seem to have a great<br />

impact on other algae,”<br />

Dr Alestra (left)<br />

said.<br />

Last year, Environment Canterbury<br />

asked the marine ecologists<br />

to write a report on intertidal<br />

reefs, which is the area above<br />

water at low tide and under water<br />

at high tide.<br />

The pair went around the harbour’s<br />

rocky reefs looking at what<br />

was there, what species were there<br />

like algae and animals and how<br />

abundant they were.<br />

ECO SYSTEM: Research on Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>’s reefs has<br />

unearthed some interesting results. ​<br />

“Extensive research on these<br />

reefs have never been done before,”<br />

Dr Alestra said.<br />

Dr Alestra also looked at how<br />

Undaria interacted with mussels.<br />

“Undaria seems to be there<br />

and very abundant, but it doesn’t<br />

seem to do much, which is quite a<br />

surprising result and contrasts to<br />

other research out there,” he said.<br />

They’ll be sharing their surprising<br />

discoveries in a public meeting<br />

next week.<br />

The ecologists will discuss the<br />

biodiversity on the reefs, with<br />

special emphasis on marine<br />

organisms they say are often<br />

overlooked but are essential to the<br />

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ecosystem.<br />

It will also be an opportunity<br />

for residents to hear about the<br />

marine life on their doorsteps and<br />

to ask informal questions.<br />

“It’ll be good to see how our<br />

research is welcomed by the community.<br />

I think people will take<br />

a lot out of it and maybe they’ll<br />

get a better understanding and<br />

appreciation of what’s out there<br />

because we were really surprised<br />

with the diversity of the harbour<br />

– we didn’t expect to find so<br />

much,” Dr Alestra said.<br />

The meeting will be held at the<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Fire Station on<br />

<strong>October</strong> 25 from 7 to 8.30pm.<br />

WATER SPORTS: Wind and kite surfers could lose out<br />

if camping facilities are installed on council land near<br />

Windsport Park.<br />

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN ​<br />

Windsport Park concern<br />

•From page 1<br />

Since the ban of freedom<br />

camping, the Windsport Club’s<br />

ground conditions and membership<br />

has improved.<br />

Mr Taylor said the Canterbury<br />

Windsport Association<br />

has been trying to recruit<br />

younger members and not having<br />

freedom campers on site has<br />

boosted numbers.<br />

“It’s a nicer reserve now. The<br />

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campers after freedom camping<br />

was banned at the park.<br />

It was pitched to the<br />

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News<br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 5<br />

In Brief<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

HEATHCOTE VALLEY School<br />

principal Greg Lewis has left<br />

after almost 10 years in the<br />

job.<br />

Mr Lewis finished at the<br />

school at the end of term three<br />

to move to Russley School as the<br />

new principal.<br />

He’s sad to be leaving, but he<br />

feels after 10 years in the role<br />

now is the appropriate time<br />

to let someone else step in as<br />

principal.<br />

“I’m really proud of where the<br />

school is at now and in terms of<br />

moving forward. There’s a lot of<br />

fantastic things going on there<br />

and I think it’s an ideal time to<br />

let somebody else to come in<br />

and grow that,” he said.<br />

On Mr Lewis’ last day the<br />

school and community shared<br />

a hangi lunch followed by a<br />

poroporoaki (farewell assembly)<br />

where students, staff and the<br />

community shared their memories<br />

and thanks.<br />

Pupils spoke about how they<br />

enjoyed their visits by him,<br />

especially on their birthdays,<br />

how he played a lot of sport with<br />

them and took an interest in<br />

their learning.<br />

Staff spoke of how he has<br />

supported and challenged<br />

them and helped them grow<br />

their skills and leadership,<br />

while residents spoke of his<br />

commitment to the wider<br />

Heathcote Valley area.<br />

He shared fond memories<br />

Principal leaves after 10 years MEETINGS<br />

CLOAKED: Greg Lewis was adorned in a kākahu to honour<br />

his commitment to Heathcote Valley School. (Left): A hangi<br />

was prepared for Mr Lewis’ last day. ​<br />

from the past decade as well<br />

and talked about how the valley<br />

came back from the February<br />

22, 2011, earthquake.<br />

“The kids come together,<br />

they look after each other and<br />

they’re very giving and that’s<br />

so uplifting each day. I’ve dealt<br />

with some great staff in my<br />

10 years and I’m really proud<br />

of how the community has<br />

bounced back post-earthquake,”<br />

he said.<br />

He was gifted a taonga<br />

(treasure) from the community<br />

and as he walked out of the<br />

hall for the last time he<br />

received a haka from the whole<br />

school.<br />

A new principal will be appointed<br />

to start in term three<br />

next year.<br />

Community boards will meet<br />

for the first time following the<br />

local body election on <strong>October</strong> 8.<br />

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />

Community Board will also have<br />

their first meeting on <strong>October</strong><br />

26 at 9.30am in Linwood. The<br />

newly-formed Banks Peninsula<br />

Community Board will have their<br />

first public meeting on <strong>October</strong> 31<br />

at 1pm in Lyttelton.<br />

FACILITY OPENED<br />

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch’s<br />

MidlandPort at Rolleston was<br />

formally opened last Friday.<br />

It began operating on June 1 and<br />

was opened by Minister of Justice<br />

and MP for Selwyn Amy Adams<br />

last week. MidlandPort acts as<br />

a hub for receiving, storing and<br />

consolidating containers from<br />

Lyttelton Port and as a distribution<br />

point where containers are<br />

transferred between trucks and<br />

trains.<br />

FOOTPATH REPAIRS<br />

Footpath and carriageway repairs<br />

will close Stedley Pl, Heathcote<br />

Valley, next week. Downer will<br />

close the street to traffic but access<br />

will be maintained for residents<br />

although there will be no on-street<br />

parking around the work site. The<br />

work began on Monday and is<br />

expected to take about two<br />

weeks.<br />

NUK KORAKO<br />

NATIONAL LIST MP BASED<br />

IN THE PORT HILLS<br />

Maronan Road, Tinwald, Ashburton<br />

I run weekly mobile office constituency<br />

clinics around the Port Hills. For dates and<br />

locations please visit my website.<br />

You can also contact my office if there is<br />

anything I can help you with.<br />

OFFICE: 6/950 Ferry Road, Ferrymead<br />

EMAIL: nuk.korakomp@parliament.govt.nz<br />

WEBSITE: www.korako.co.nz<br />

PHONE: 03 384 0008<br />

facebook.com/nukkorako.PortHills<br />

Working hard for our community<br />

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Open: 11am - 4pm<br />

Sunday 23rd (K88 and Dubs A64 in Steam)<br />

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The Plains Railway is celebrating its 45th Anniversary. Train Rides, Stalls,<br />

Vintage Machinery on Display, Commemorative Church Service at 2pm<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

News<br />

Big turnout for community<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

IT’S A day Mt Pleasant<br />

residents have waited years for<br />

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community centre.<br />

Residents breathed a sigh of<br />

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centre was unveiled last<br />

Friday after operating out of a<br />

temporary facility for the past<br />

five years.<br />

The Mt Peasant Memorial<br />

Community Centre had to be rebuilt<br />

after sustaining significant<br />

damage during the February 22,<br />

2011, earthquake which struck<br />

about 2km from Mt Pleasant.<br />

The celebrations began early on<br />

Friday morning with a blessing<br />

by National MP Nuk Korako.<br />

Mr Korako performed a<br />

karakia whakawaatea for the<br />

community centre to make it<br />

ready for use, clearing the way for<br />

the opening later that evening.<br />

He was supported by students<br />

from Linwood College’s Kapa<br />

Haka roopu who performed<br />

three waiata.<br />

A crowd of residents went<br />

to the early morning service<br />

including MP Ruth Dyson and<br />

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On Friday night, the centre<br />

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Architect Chris Moller and<br />

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centre opening<br />

CELEBRATION: Nuk Korako and<br />

Linwood College’s kapa haka roopu.<br />

STATE OF<br />

THE ART:<br />

Mt Pleasant<br />

Memorial<br />

Community<br />

Centre and<br />

Residents<br />

Association<br />

vice<br />

president<br />

Phillip Ridge<br />

(left) and<br />

president<br />

Derek<br />

McCullough<br />

outside the<br />

new centre.<br />

PHOTO:<br />

MARTIN<br />

HUNTER<br />

JUBILANT:<br />

Mt Pleasant<br />

Memorial<br />

Community<br />

Centre<br />

co-ordinator<br />

Linda Rutland<br />

and former<br />

community<br />

centre<br />

caretaker John<br />

Peterson took<br />

part in the<br />

celebrations.<br />

Dance classes to<br />

help well-being<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

A MT Pleasant resident has<br />

launched a dance class to help<br />

improve well-being and artistic<br />

experimentation.<br />

Dance teacher Sheree Bright<br />

is offering the movement and<br />

improvisation class, Open Waves<br />

Dance, for people of all ages and<br />

abilities at the new Mt Pleasant<br />

Memorial Community Centre.<br />

“The idea is that it is open to<br />

all levels so whether it’s your<br />

first dance class or you consider<br />

yourself a non-dancer. There’s so<br />

much science behind the benefits<br />

of working creatively through<br />

movement and the rewards are<br />

endless,” she said.<br />

Ms Bright started dancing as a<br />

20-year-old. She has a Bachelor<br />

of Arts in theatre studies and<br />

special education and a Master of<br />

Fine Arts in dance.<br />

She has created programmes<br />

in several universities across the<br />

United States, taught at tertiary<br />

level and has run Bachelor of<br />

Fine Arts programmes.<br />

She said there are many benefits<br />

that come with dancing and<br />

movement like improved physical<br />

health, emotional health and<br />

mental health.<br />

“Cognitive learning is stimulated<br />

by movement. Research<br />

shows that the right hemisphere<br />

of the brain (sensing and feeling<br />

side) functions through activities<br />

such as music, art and creativity.<br />

The left hemisphere organises<br />

sequential and logical skills such<br />

as language and speech. When<br />

people are engaged in creative<br />

movement, they are involved in<br />

activities that will increase their<br />

memory and ability to communicate,”<br />

she said.<br />

While the idea of dancing in<br />

a public setting may be a scary<br />

thought for some, Ms Bright<br />

says the classes are intended to<br />

be as open and relaxed as possible.<br />

The classes will allow people<br />

to explore movement exercises<br />

and play with the concepts but<br />

participants won’t be forced into<br />

anything they don’t want to do.<br />

“One of the important things<br />

is creating the right atmosphere<br />

so people are completely nonjudgemental<br />

of one another.<br />

It’s about encouraging artistic<br />

perception in a supportive way,”<br />

she said.<br />

Ms Bright will guide exercises<br />

with music from Bach to the<br />

Beatles, jazz, blues and hip hop.<br />

The classes start on Friday.<br />

SCIRT programme on<br />

the home straight<br />

SCIRT’s five year programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining<br />

walls is almost complete and we’re aiming to finish construction in December.<br />

The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing<br />

repairs to the city's earthquake-damaged infrastructure after SCIRT.<br />

Progress in your neighbourhood<br />

Want<br />

more<br />

info?<br />

Email:<br />

info@scirt.co.nz<br />

Phone:<br />

941 8999<br />

• The Beachville Road Seawall in Redcliffs is now complete and the road sealed.<br />

• Lyttelton is still busy with ongoing retaining wall repairs, underground pipe and roading<br />

repairs that will continue through to the end of the year.<br />

• Work on Evans Pass retaining wall has started with rock stabilisation, and will be<br />

finished by December.<br />

• The large project in Mt Pleasant and Heathcote repairing wastewater, storm water<br />

and roading is due to be completed by the end of November.<br />

Your support is helping us to get the job done.<br />

Thank you from the SCIRT team.<br />

Find out about work<br />

in your area:<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

News<br />

Sculpture unveiled<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

VAN ASCH Deaf Education<br />

Centre’s high school students<br />

have unveiled a new Maori<br />

sculpture for the school’s whare<br />

after taking part in a carving<br />

class.<br />

The contemporary plywood<br />

piece adorns the schools’s<br />

Tuawera building and it was<br />

revealed last Wednesday<br />

in a powhiri ceremony and<br />

celebration.<br />

The carving was created over<br />

the past four months by male<br />

students under the Whakaraupo<br />

Carving Centre’s guidance.<br />

Student Jhonathan Dioniso<br />

said he was honoured to help<br />

in creating the piece at the Lyttelton<br />

workshop.<br />

“The Maori sculpture that<br />

we’ve made here we did on a<br />

course and it was something<br />

really new for us that we learnt<br />

and we really enjoyed it,” he said.<br />

Sculptor Caine Tauwhare<br />

taught the students Maori culture<br />

through arts, different carving<br />

techniques and the meaning<br />

behind the etchings.<br />

“It’s the first time we’ve had<br />

deaf students at the centre so it’s<br />

been a real learning curve for<br />

me. It’s been a real neat exercise<br />

and I think they’ve done really<br />

well with what they’ve created,”<br />

Mr Tauwhare said.<br />

Van Asch Deaf Education<br />

Centre principal Bernie<br />

Mulcahy-Bouwman said<br />

students have done a great job<br />

and it brightens up the school.<br />

UNVEILED: The tekoteko sits<br />

on top of the Tuawera whare<br />

at van Asch Deaf Education<br />

Centre.<br />

“It livens up Tuawera and<br />

the colours are very much the<br />

colours of our school. The blue<br />

of the sky and the green of the<br />

hills around us here at Sumner<br />

so it’s very meaningful for us,”<br />

she said.<br />

Auckland sister school Kelston<br />

Deaf Education Centre and the<br />

deaf community also attended<br />

the celebration event.<br />

Ceremony honours<br />

Lyttelton firefighters<br />

• By Hanna Reynolds<br />

ELEVEN HONOURS were<br />

presented at the annual Lyttelton<br />

Volunteer Fire Brigade service<br />

awards.<br />

Chief Fire Officer Mark<br />

Buckley said it was always good<br />

to honour the service of the firefighters<br />

and recognise the effort<br />

and achievement of those who<br />

had reached milestones.<br />

Four three-year certificates<br />

and two five-year medals were<br />

awarded and three two-year<br />

bars to be added to the gold<br />

star medal for those who have<br />

exceeded 25 years of service.<br />

Mr Buckley was awarded a<br />

two-year gold bar for 29 years in<br />

service.<br />

“It’s gone quickly. Hell, it feels<br />

like yesterday that I joined,” he<br />

said.<br />

There have been highs and<br />

lows but Mr Buckley said he<br />

wouldn’t continue if it wasn’t<br />

enjoyable.<br />

While the outcome of some<br />

calls can take a personal toll,<br />

there was a great camaraderie<br />

in the brigade and “the good<br />

outweigh the bad by far.”<br />

During the earthquake the<br />

work was full on and “it was<br />

astonishing to see the community<br />

support for the brigade,”<br />

with morning and afternoon tea<br />

delivered to the firefighters by<br />

the locals.<br />

“Lyttelton has a very good<br />

community ethic,” Mr Buckley<br />

said.<br />

Retired firefighter Tristan<br />

Williams was awarded life<br />

membership for <strong>19</strong> years in<br />

service.<br />

Mr Buckley said the honours<br />

evening, which was attended by<br />

MPs Ruth Dyson and Nuk Korako,<br />

was a good chance for newer<br />

members to meet firefighters<br />

who have gone before.<br />

The honours presentation was<br />

held at Heathcote School hall<br />

but Mr Buckley hoped that the<br />

new fire station would be ready<br />

in time to hold the awards next<br />

year.<br />

Honours list:<br />

Five-year medal –Hamish<br />

McArthur, Paul McCulla.<br />

Two-year bar – Andrew<br />

Yaxley 13 years, Derrek<br />

Sanders 17 years, Tim<br />

Stephen 17 years, Craig<br />

Smith 21 years.<br />

Two year gold bar – Mark<br />

Buckley, 29 years.<br />

Three-year certificates<br />

– Brenda Hurl, Jack<br />

Montgomery, Peter<br />

Lauryssens, Andrew Legge.<br />

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Spring Is In The Air<br />

Market Comment with Craig Prier<br />

We have some great events coming up this month including our landlord information<br />

evening on November 3rd, a national focus on open homes, and a warm welcome to<br />

our newest licensed agent Vanessa Karabassis!<br />

Spring traditionally sees a lift in the number of properties coming to the market. Good<br />

weather, growth in the gardens and the beginning of daylight savings, all seem to shift<br />

homeowners into listing mode. It’s also a great time for buyers. With a wider choice of<br />

properties on the market, buyers can take more time before making a decision.<br />

However, as always, good properties attract the most interest and are often snapped up first. It’s a good idea<br />

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My advice is to make sure you get yourself into a position to buy as soon as you are able. Organise your<br />

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market if you need to sell first.<br />

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Antonia McAtamney<br />

Loan Market Registered Financial Advisor<br />

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Albert Nasrella<br />

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Kyle Johnston<br />

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Scott Cochrane/ Karlie McCullugh<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

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News<br />

UNVEILING: ANZ chief executive David Hisco and customer<br />

Maria Sumner open ANZ Ferrymead together.<br />

New ANZ opened<br />

• By Annabelle Dick<br />

ANZ HAS opened its newest<br />

branch in Ferrymead.<br />

The Ferrymead branch was<br />

officially opened by ANZ chief<br />

executive David Hisco and<br />

ANZ Southern general manager<br />

Rodney King on <strong>October</strong> 14.<br />

“The new state-of-the-art<br />

branch is in the heart of the<br />

Ferrymead retail hub, where a lot<br />

of our customers are coming for<br />

their daily shopping,” Mr King<br />

said.<br />

“The Ferrymead area has gone<br />

through a huge transformation<br />

and a variety of businesses have<br />

relocated there. It’s a central link<br />

to the hill suburbs which is much<br />

needed after the earthquake took<br />

Previously<br />

United Travel<br />

away a lot of the infrastructure in<br />

this location.”<br />

The branch has free customer<br />

Wi-Fi, a 24-hour lobby and an<br />

ATM that accepts cash deposits<br />

and cheques any time day or<br />

night.<br />

Customers will see familiar<br />

faces from the former Woolston<br />

branch, including Carol Haereroa,<br />

a service consultant who<br />

worked at Woolston for 20 years,<br />

personal banker Michelle Sutter<br />

who has been with the team for<br />

15 years, along with four new<br />

specialist business bankers.<br />

Mr Hisco also presented Maria<br />

Sumner, a long-time customer,<br />

with a bouquet of flowers to<br />

celebrate her being the first customer<br />

to use the branch.<br />

Heathcote Valley; Sumner<br />

gardens feature in awards<br />

TWO <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> gardens<br />

have been awarded honours<br />

for their home gardens in the<br />

Canterbury Horticultural<br />

Society’s Spring Garden<br />

Awards.<br />

Dr Vicki Fowler and Mr<br />

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Fiona Pears<br />

From punk rock teenager to<br />

It’s been two years<br />

since Lyttelton violinist<br />

and composer Fiona<br />

Pears has put on a show<br />

in Christchurch. This<br />

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hiatus with a show at Blue<br />

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her manager and leaving<br />

school as a 15-year-old,<br />

punk rock delinquent<br />

You’re a musician by trade, how<br />

did you get into music?<br />

I was brought up in a family<br />

that was very musical and my<br />

mother was a piano teacher.<br />

Music was my escape as a young<br />

child. If I didn’t feel good, music<br />

made me feel good no matter<br />

what. When I was taken to my<br />

first violin concert at four-yearsold<br />

and that was it – basically<br />

I screamed the house down “I<br />

want a violin, I want a violin,”<br />

and I got one in my Santa stocking.<br />

I used to play it around the<br />

house all the time no matter<br />

what.<br />

Do you play any other instruments?<br />

I did the piano as a second<br />

instrument and I found it easier<br />

than the violin in a way. When<br />

I got to 12, I had to make a<br />

decision between which one I’d<br />

focus more on and I chose the<br />

violin. I did all my grades on<br />

the piano and I got the chance<br />

to play small concertos with the<br />

Christchurch Symphony Orchestra<br />

so I was lucky.<br />

Is your family very musical?<br />

My sister is the piano gun of<br />

the family. She was the national<br />

concerto winner so she’s incredible<br />

in her own right. My brother<br />

played guitar but he was more<br />

interested in Holdens. He ended<br />

up running a canvas business but<br />

he loves music. Dad never played<br />

an instrument but he sang every<br />

morning to wake us up and<br />

mum also had lots of old records<br />

that I used to play all the time.<br />

So what kind of music did<br />

you listen to growing up?<br />

I loved listening to and playing<br />

music from romantic composers.<br />

A lot of the things I do are done<br />

from emotion and it’s because<br />

romantic music appealed to me<br />

when I was younger. It’s lush and<br />

it’s glorious. By the time I was 11,<br />

I was listening to The Ruts punk<br />

band and the Sex Pistols and so<br />

on. One of my all-time classics<br />

was Rock ‘N’ Roll’s Greatest Hits<br />

and I bought all the Solid Gold<br />

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and a new<br />

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phone now and I’m not embarrassed<br />

about it.<br />

Where did you grow up?<br />

I grew up in Greenpark until<br />

about seven, then we shifted<br />

into Christchurch and I went<br />

to St Martins School. I started<br />

to rebel when I was a teenager<br />

– maybe it was my personality.<br />

I went to Linwood College for<br />

two years and then I went to<br />

several other high schools very<br />

briefly. Linwood was fantastic<br />

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to be disciplined. I would bunk<br />

off class, but it’s not like I was<br />

smoking behind the toilets, I<br />

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I wanted to run riot and I did<br />

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did study outside of school and<br />

my parents did everything they<br />

could.<br />

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school?<br />

I studied with a violin teacher<br />

at Canterbury University and he<br />

was very strict and disciplined<br />

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classical concert violinist<br />

I used to drive mum and dad<br />

crazy with my hair because I<br />

kept dying it black and they’d<br />

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to get it stripped time and time<br />

again. I even shaved the sides<br />

to create a mohawk – it was<br />

horrendous. When I was a teen<br />

I was falling out of love with<br />

practicing music. I did the big<br />

competitions but my heart wasn’t<br />

in it and I wasn’t practising as<br />

much as I should’ve been. By 18,<br />

I was feeling lost. I left home,<br />

I left the city and moved to<br />

Wellington. I got a part time job<br />

and had lessons with the New<br />

Zealand Symphony Orchestra<br />

concert master and that was<br />

good for a while. I’ve never been<br />

good at being away from family<br />

so I came back to Christchurch<br />

and joined the CSO again.<br />

I then got into jazz and gypsy<br />

music and ended up joining<br />

a group called the Blue Swing<br />

Quartet. That was 23 years ago<br />

and that was the first time I<br />

toured around the country.<br />

So you went on and made<br />

your career from there?<br />

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to influences from the industry,<br />

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I got into a habit of drinking<br />

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in bars six nights a week. I was<br />

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and even though I got twice<br />

as nervous, something else<br />

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music and that was a whole new<br />

experience.<br />

Wow what a journey, how did<br />

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after going through such a dark<br />

period?<br />

My parents saved my life time<br />

and time again and I say that for<br />

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dark and went beyond what a<br />

lot of people would. Of course,<br />

all parents do whatever they can<br />

for their kids, but they’ve been<br />

amazing. I wouldn’t be where<br />

I was now without them. My<br />

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at 25 and I became a DIYer. I had<br />

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Is it difficult being married to<br />

someone who you’re involved<br />

with professionally?<br />

It works because we don’t tell<br />

each other what to do, we try<br />

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we work together, we work very<br />

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Do you and Ian have a<br />

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No, we don’t, but we have fur<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

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BaY HaRBOUR<br />

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itLocal<br />

Keep<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

News<br />

Sparkling new premises<br />

for drycleaning business<br />

The long-established Ferrymead business, Ferrymead Drycleaners, has now moved into<br />

brand-new premises in Ferry Road, directly behind Casual & Country.<br />

Following the February<br />

2011 earthquakes that<br />

completely destroyed<br />

the former retail shop<br />

and drycleaning plant,<br />

Ferrymead Drycleaners<br />

operated out of a portacom<br />

for four and a half years.<br />

While this was<br />

conveniently located<br />

and served the purpose<br />

well, the staff are now<br />

thrilled to have permanent<br />

premises in the smart<br />

new Country & Casual<br />

complex at 1027 Ferry<br />

Rd and are enjoying<br />

welcoming customers<br />

there.<br />

Long-standing staff member Sandra<br />

says the relationship the staff at<br />

Ferrymead Drycleaners have built<br />

Long-standing staff<br />

member Sandra<br />

up with their regular<br />

customers over the years<br />

and the service offered<br />

are the key aspects of the<br />

business.<br />

“We pride ourselves on<br />

looking after our loyal<br />

customers and we enjoy<br />

having a chat to them. It’s<br />

like a family-orientated<br />

business,” Sandra says.<br />

“Our new shop is in<br />

the perfect spot. We have<br />

been through some hard<br />

times and we’ve now<br />

come out at the right<br />

end.”<br />

She notes that the<br />

location on Kite Lane offering easy<br />

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Road and Humphreys Drive is ideal,<br />

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Ferrymead<br />

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They also take in<br />

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The fast-growing area of Ferrymead<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE <strong>19</strong><br />

Your Local Views<br />

Pathway soon to open<br />

Christchurch<br />

Coastal Pathway<br />

Group funding<br />

manager and<br />

newly-elected<br />

Linwood-Central-<br />

Heathcote<br />

Community<br />

Board member Tim Lindley<br />

talks about the latest in the<br />

coastal pathway project<br />

The newest section of the<br />

Christchurch Coastal Pathway,<br />

from the causeway round<br />

Beachville Rd to Redcliffs Village<br />

is nearly ready for use.<br />

The Coastal Pathway Group,<br />

Redcliffs residents and Downer<br />

are planning an event on November<br />

6 from 10am to 1pm to<br />

celebrate its opening. With more<br />

space alongside the pathway, the<br />

new section offers more places to<br />

stop and enjoy the environment<br />

and to socialise.<br />

There is a lot more work still<br />

to do. At the Redcliffs Park end,<br />

the ground around the pathway<br />

is being shaped now so that next<br />

autumn it can be made ready for<br />

planting. There are also plans to<br />

install seats and tables to encourage<br />

people to stop and enjoy<br />

watching the birdlife so prolific in<br />

this area.<br />

Further round, the pathway<br />

runs alongside the Beachville sea<br />

wall. A capping placed on the<br />

seawall doubles as seating. On<br />

the landward side, a large grassed<br />

area has been planted and will<br />

be great for picnics and games.<br />

A small cycle skills area for very<br />

junior riders is planned for the<br />

Redcliffs Village end of this space.<br />

The landscaping is new and<br />

still fragile, so the pathway group<br />

asks if contractors and trades<br />

people working in the area could<br />

please avoid parking on the newly<br />

grassed areas, potentially causing<br />

damage.<br />

As it turns out, people aren’t<br />

the only pathway users. The local<br />

seagulls have found the surface<br />

by the seawall ideal for breaking<br />

shells, while near Mt Pleasant the<br />

cormorants love to roost in the<br />

lone macrocarpa tree and decorate<br />

the asphalt underneath.<br />

The next stage of the pathway<br />

will be from Deans Head (by<br />

Rapanui), to Sumner Village. The<br />

loss of the footpath by the cliff<br />

means there is an urgent need to<br />

get a permanent pathway in place<br />

on the seaward side.<br />

A reader responds to<br />

articles on coastal hazard<br />

information put on<br />

properties LIMs.<br />

Val McClimont – Thousands<br />

of residents living in our coastline<br />

communities have every right to<br />

feel betrayed by our council’s decision<br />

to persevere with the LIM<br />

notations on their properties after<br />

the peer report of the Tonkin and<br />

Taylor report of July 2015 was<br />

found to be flawed.<br />

Notations on LIMs should<br />

be based on verifiable hazards<br />

such as motorway plans or road<br />

widening.<br />

The 2013 Tonkin and Taylor<br />

report, commissioned by the<br />

city council on sea level rises,<br />

found eight areas of unknowns<br />

or uncertainties (Section 2.4). In<br />

the interval between November<br />

2013 and July 2015 what had<br />

changed? Nothing, except that<br />

Section 2.4 was missing from the<br />

2015 report.<br />

The high levels of uncertainties<br />

and unknowns are still present.<br />

That being the case we have a<br />

situation where council has made<br />

decisions based on high levels of<br />

uncertainties and unknowns and<br />

therefore its decisions are flawed.<br />

Increases in sea level rises are<br />

predicted against a background<br />

of increases in global temperatures.<br />

But the IPCC’s (Intergovernmental<br />

Panel on Climate<br />

Change) predictions on global<br />

temperature increases have never<br />

been realised. They have consistently<br />

over-stated reality.<br />

Dr John Christy, a climatologist<br />

of the Alabama University,<br />

produces the above graph to<br />

demonstrate the gap between<br />

reality and IPCC predictions.<br />

Our council is making decisions<br />

on the failed predictions of<br />

the IPCC and therefore there can<br />

be no legal requirement to add<br />

that information to the notations<br />

of property LIMs.<br />

A reader responds to an<br />

article from last week on<br />

putting basic toilet and<br />

kitchen facilities on land<br />

near Windsport Park after<br />

freedom camping was<br />

banned on site.<br />

Ali McLauchlan – After<br />

reading your article about “Freedom<br />

campers facility possibility<br />

at Windsport Park” I have decided<br />

to send this email.<br />

A lot of us who live up on the<br />

hill wrote into the council expressing<br />

our concern on several<br />

matters. I read your story with<br />

interest about the Ferrymead<br />

businessmen who wants to turn<br />

council land into a facility area<br />

for freedom campers.<br />

I wonder if they have spoken<br />

to another local businessman<br />

who owns the camping ground<br />

about 2km away from the<br />

area who lost about $50,000 of<br />

income when the council let the<br />

freedom campers stay.<br />

Also, if they are thinking<br />

about putting in some basic<br />

facilities then council requirements<br />

will be the same as what<br />

people have to do if they own<br />

a camping ground to which I<br />

wonder who is going to pay for<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 21<br />

Your Local Views<br />

It’s okay to not be okay<br />

National<br />

List MP Nuk<br />

Korako writes<br />

about talking<br />

openly about<br />

mental health<br />

and suicide<br />

prevention<br />

Last month I attended part of<br />

the Waitaha Suicide Prevention<br />

Symposium organised by He Waka<br />

Tapu.<br />

Everyone there shared a common<br />

goal – a desire to see New<br />

Zealanders talk more openly about<br />

mental health and suicide prevention.<br />

It’s a conversation we must<br />

have.<br />

One in five of us are affected<br />

by mental illness every year, and<br />

564 New Zealanders committed<br />

suicide in 2014/2015 according to<br />

provisional figures released by the<br />

chief coroner.<br />

I know government has a role to<br />

play in supporting mental health<br />

and preventing suicide. Since<br />

coming to office, National has put<br />

a number of initiatives in place to<br />

do this.<br />

These include the Rising to the<br />

Challenge Mental Health and Addiction<br />

Plan, the prime minister’s<br />

Youth Mental Health Project, and<br />

the Suicide Prevention Action Plan.<br />

We’ve increased mental health<br />

and addiction services funding<br />

from $1.1 billion in 2008/09 to over<br />

$1.4 billion for 2015/16, but we’ve<br />

also listened to people’s calls to do<br />

more. That’s why this year’s Government<br />

budget included an extra<br />

$12 million in funding over four<br />

years to make it easier for people to<br />

access mental health help earlier.<br />

Yet getting to the heart of this issue<br />

requires more than just money.<br />

It also requires attitudinal change.<br />

While we’ve seen a shift in society’s<br />

willingness to speak openly<br />

about mental health and suicide,<br />

stigma remains.<br />

We all need to challenge this in<br />

every corner of our community<br />

– at home, at work, and on the<br />

marae.<br />

People must be able to ask for<br />

help without fear of being judged,<br />

alienated, or embarrassed. No one<br />

should fear that reaching out will<br />

negatively impact their standing in<br />

their workplace or community.<br />

It’s time to give up the ‘harden<br />

up’ attitude towards mental health<br />

and acknowledge it’s okay to not<br />

be okay. It’s okay to ask for help.<br />

And if someone asks you for help,<br />

remember that simply listening<br />

without judgement is one of the<br />

most important things you can do.<br />

•If you or someone you<br />

know needs help, please<br />

visit mentalhealth.org.nz<br />

for a list of places that offer<br />

support and advice. If it is an<br />

emergency and you feel like<br />

you or someone else is at risk,<br />

phone 111.<br />

Bronze sled dog statue<br />

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• By Lions Club of Lyttelton<br />

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HELLO EVERYONE – I hope<br />

you are enjoying the warm<br />

days. I am so glad we missed all<br />

the rain that the North Island<br />

received.<br />

On Saturday I saw the bronze<br />

sled dog statue being dedicated<br />

outside the library in Lyttelton.<br />

Named Hector by a local<br />

schoolgirl, he stands looking<br />

out to Quail Island. This is so<br />

appropriate as the sled dogs<br />

were trained on the island by<br />

Captain Robert Scott before<br />

heading for the Antarctic.<br />

I see Christchurch was<br />

overjoyed to hear that Bruce<br />

Springsteen is performing here.<br />

We in Lyttelton are overjoyed<br />

that our local lad Marlon Williams<br />

is opening for him here.<br />

So proud.<br />

On September 29 the aged<br />

care van was presented to Age<br />

Concern Canterbury. Funds<br />

for the van came from several<br />

sources and Lyttelton Lions<br />

were one of the many clubs<br />

which donated money towards<br />

the purchase. Congratulations<br />

to New Brighton Lions who<br />

managed this project.<br />

GREAT SUCCESS: Lions clubs from around the<br />

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My club<br />

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barbecue at<br />

Bunnings in<br />

September<br />

and we had a<br />

great day. We<br />

sold heaps<br />

of sausages and raised a good<br />

amount of money. This goes<br />

into our project account and<br />

we can use it for donations to<br />

needy people, support for youth<br />

projects and help in the community.<br />

I won’t be writing a column<br />

next month as I am going to<br />

Australia for a month. I am<br />

catching up with friends as we<br />

drive around the Snowy Mountains<br />

area in New South Wales,<br />

seeing my family in Canberra<br />

and Adelaide and having time<br />

out in Townsville, Queensland.<br />

My big hope is that I do not see<br />

a road cone or a detour sign the<br />

whole time I am away. I live in<br />

hope.<br />

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Fashion<br />

BAY HARBOUR<br />

PAGE 23<br />

Get the latest summer look<br />

Annabelle<br />

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Culottes have made a heroic<br />

comeback over the past year and<br />

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find they’re practically interchangeable<br />

with your favourite<br />

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If your culottes are plain, steer<br />

towards something more playful<br />

up top to really balance out your<br />

look. And if your culottes are the<br />

star of the show, keep your top<br />

half neutral.<br />

Pair plain culottes with a crisp<br />

blouse and a pair of mules for a<br />

work-ready look.<br />

If you’re looking to integrate<br />

cropped pants into your everyday<br />

wardrobe, culottes will go<br />

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seen on the beautiful Olivia<br />

Culpo.<br />

But it’s not sweater weather any<br />

longer so it’s time to pull out the<br />

old faithfuls lurking in the back<br />

of your wardrobe for another<br />

season, or head to the shops for a<br />

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the warmer weather.<br />

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Your blue and white striped<br />

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Pleated skirt: A spin on an old<br />

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Pair with a set of sneakers to<br />

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Summer will also see the return<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

SPORTS<br />

DESK BY DAY: Andy Tuckey at work at STA Travel in Westfield Riccarton. Inset: Tuckey with his<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s’ teammates earlier in the season.<br />

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN<br />

Tuckey’s Golden Boot season<br />

•From page 1<br />

“Twelve [goals] isn’t a lot but I<br />

was injured for a bit. I had a grade<br />

two tear of my hamstring in about<br />

round 10 and it had me out for<br />

about five games and a few off the<br />

bench as well,” he said.<br />

At the time of his injury, Tuckey<br />

had scored seven times and was<br />

worried others would catch up to<br />

him while he was out injured.<br />

But upon his return, he scored<br />

a further five times to make the<br />

award his.<br />

With the departure of former<br />

<strong>Bay</strong>s’ striker Michael White at the<br />

start of the season, head coach<br />

Danny Halligan moved Tuckey<br />

in to replace the striker from his<br />

position in the midfield, and it<br />

paid off.<br />

His most memorable goal of<br />

the season came against Nelson<br />

Suburbs and their Tasman United<br />

goalkeeper Coey Turipa.<br />

“Probably chipping Coey<br />

[Turipa], who was the Canterbury<br />

goalkeeper last year. It was a<br />

great game as well – it ended<br />

4-4 and I put it right in the<br />

top corner. It wasn’t a bad one<br />

and I let him know it as well,” he<br />

said.<br />

In Brief<br />

TOUCH SEASON BEGINS<br />

The touch rugby season is<br />

now underway at several<br />

clubs around the <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong><br />

area. Banks Peninsula played<br />

their first round of games<br />

last Thursday in an eight<br />

team round robin style<br />

tournament, while Diamond<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> played their first<br />

games on Friday. Sumner’s<br />

touch programme starts next<br />

Thursday and runs until<br />

December 8.<br />

SUMNER CRICKET MAKE<br />

POOR START<br />

After a tight loss to Merivale-<br />

Papanui last week, Sumner<br />

were looking to bounce back<br />

in a two day match against<br />

neighbour’s Heathcote Valley<br />

at home in St Leonards Square<br />

on Saturday. The home side<br />

lost the toss and were sent in<br />

to bat. Heathcote’s bowling<br />

attack took wickets at regular<br />

intervals to have Sumner all<br />

out for 63. New signing Jordan<br />

Leech was Sumner’s highest<br />

scorer with 28. Heathcote’s<br />

innings saw quick runs being<br />

scored and after the full 50<br />

overs were bowled, Heathcote<br />

had amassed 222/9. Brendon<br />

Wellington was the pick of the<br />

Sumner bowlers, with figures<br />

of 4/70. Sumner finished the<br />

day on 31/1 and will resume<br />

batting on Saturday.<br />

PRIMARY SURF CHAMPS<br />

Point Surf Team Sumner will<br />

host this year’s Canterbury<br />

Primary Schools’ Surf<br />

Competition on Scarborough<br />

Beach. Schools from around<br />

the city and as far away as<br />

Waikuku Beach and Pegasus<br />

are getting involved in this<br />

year’s competition, which is<br />

being held on <strong>October</strong> 30.<br />

Point Surf Team Sumner’s<br />

Steve Tyro said there hasn’t<br />

been a competition for<br />

primary school-aged kids<br />

in Canterbury for a while.<br />

“We haven’t had any kids<br />

competitions in Sumner<br />

this year, but we had a midwinter<br />

competition for high<br />

school-aged kids called the<br />

Mid-Winter Freeze Grom<br />

Competition,” he said. .<br />

NEW LIFE MEMBERS<br />

Two Sumner Surf Lifesaving<br />

Club members were honoured<br />

for their contributions to the<br />

club recently. Blair Quane and<br />

Brent Wilson were given life<br />

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the weekend and have helped<br />

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success. Quane and Wilson<br />

have contributed their skills in<br />

lifeguarding, inflatable rescue<br />

boating, local and national<br />

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Morning surf is best<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

SPORTS<br />

PAGE 25<br />

• Aaron Lock, surf coach, Sumner<br />

IT’S BEEN a tough two weeks<br />

of dreary easterly weather and<br />

average looking surf. Prior to<br />

that we had a great start to spring<br />

with plenty of south swell and<br />

lots of fun northerly swell days<br />

too. The sand banks are in pretty<br />

good shape<br />

around the<br />

local beaches<br />

so whenever<br />

there has been<br />

a bit of swell,<br />

the waves have<br />

been forming<br />

nicely. It looks<br />

like we’ve flipped back into a<br />

westerly weather pattern again<br />

now which is more typical for<br />

this time of year. We’re now past<br />

the spring equinox so we should<br />

expect plenty of wind over the<br />

next month or so and lots of<br />

afternoon on-shores, so early<br />

surfs will be the key.<br />

The water temp is starting to<br />

warm up but it’s still a little cool<br />

at 11.5 deg C. It normally warms<br />

about one degree per week at this<br />

time of year so by Labour weekend<br />

we might be able to ditch the<br />

CATCHING A BREAK: Angus Mossman was in Gisborne last<br />

week competing in the National Scholastic Championship.<br />

PHOTO: SURFERSWALL.COM<br />

booties. The cold water hasn’t<br />

been stopping people enjoying<br />

the waves this winter. It’s been<br />

one of the busiest winters in the<br />

waves ever, even on the coldest<br />

days, it’s been packed at Taylors.<br />

The Canterbury Scholastic<br />

Surf team was in Gisborne last<br />

week for the National Scholastic<br />

Championship. Local surfers<br />

Thomas Harcourt, Angus Mossman,<br />

Finn Brokenshire and Estella<br />

Hungerford were all in the<br />

team and trained hard all winter.<br />

Ava Henderson was also in<br />

Gisborne recently competing in<br />

the Primary School Nationals<br />

where she placed third in the<br />

year 8 and under girls’ division.<br />

Sumner will be hosting the<br />

Canterbury Primary School<br />

Champs on <strong>October</strong> 30. This will<br />

be the inaugural event and is being<br />

organising by the rejuvenated<br />

local club, Point Surf Team. It<br />

should be a fun and exciting<br />

event and it will be great to see<br />

all of Canterbury’s top young<br />

groms ripping it up on our local<br />

beach. Entry forms available in<br />

surf shops and at facebook.com/<br />

PointSurfTeam<br />

MASTERS VICTORIOUS: The Pensioners and the Oil Paintings<br />

returned from the South Island Masters Games with gold<br />

medals on the weekend. The two Ferrymead <strong>Bay</strong>s over-45<br />

teams travelled to Timaru to compete in the tournament.<br />

The men’s team, the Pensioners, finished top of their group<br />

after pool play and defeated the Waimak Legends 2-0 in<br />

the final. Meanwhile, the Oil Paintings won their round robin<br />

competition, beating teams from Timaru and Waimak, to take<br />

home first place overall and the gold medal.<br />

Tennis club open day<br />

SUMNER SQUASH and<br />

Tennis Club is hosting an<br />

open day on Saturday, <strong>October</strong><br />

29, to let the public know it<br />

is ready to go in the coming<br />

season.<br />

The club’s vice-president<br />

Glenn Seymour said a barbecue<br />

will be put on for the public<br />

and the courts opened up<br />

to anyone who wants a game.<br />

“We’re having a barbecue<br />

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Anderson and Hill [sports<br />

store] down, so we’re . . . having<br />

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the club,” he said.<br />

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Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

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Friends and family will gather around the stunning<br />

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BAY HARBOUR<br />

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Knit ’n’ Yarn<br />

Today, 10am-11am<br />

Head along to Lyttelton Library<br />

to Knit ‘n’ Yarn. Bring your knitting,<br />

crochet or other portable<br />

craft project and enjoy time with<br />

other crafters.<br />

Temporary Lyttelton Library<br />

at Trinity Hall, free, beginners<br />

welcome<br />

Create ’n’ Connect Art and<br />

Craft group<br />

Thursday, <strong>October</strong> 20, 9.30am<br />

to noon<br />

Go and enjoy creativity in company.<br />

Take your project along, or<br />

others can help provide inspiration<br />

for something new to do.<br />

Phone Beth for more info on<br />

022 678 1252<br />

St Andrews Church, 148 Main<br />

Rd, Redcliffs<br />

Baby Times<br />

Friday, <strong>October</strong> 21, 10.30am-<br />

11am<br />

During each session there is a<br />

variety of stories, songs, rhymes,<br />

fingerplays and other book related<br />

activities. The programmes<br />

are especially suitable for under<br />

two-year-olds.<br />

Temporary Lyttelton Library at<br />

Trinity Hall, free<br />

Mainly Music movement and<br />

music class<br />

Friday, <strong>October</strong> 21, 9.45am-<br />

11.15am<br />

A fun and educational music<br />

and movement session followed<br />

by morning tea and social/<br />

playtime. A great chance to<br />

get to have fun with your preschooler(s)<br />

and get to know other<br />

local families. $3 per family.<br />

Phone Hazel on 384 <strong>19</strong>65 or<br />

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Orton Bradley Park Spring<br />

Fair<br />

Sunday, <strong>October</strong> 23, 10am-4pm<br />

Go check out the annual spring<br />

fair at Orton Bradley Park for<br />

some Sunday fun. There will<br />

be music, gourmet food stalls,<br />

activities for the kids, art stalls,<br />

plant stalls, farm animals and<br />

more.<br />

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free. Free parking available.<br />

Orton Bradley Park, Charteris<br />

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Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong> marine<br />

biodiversity public meeting<br />

Tuesday, <strong>October</strong> 25, 7pm-<br />

8.30pm<br />

Two marine ecologists from<br />

Canterbury University will<br />

present their research about<br />

intertidal reefs in Lyttelton <strong>Harbour</strong>.The<br />

speakers will also talk<br />

about some of the experiments<br />

they’ve done in the harbour. The<br />

public meeting will be a great<br />

opportunity to hear about the<br />

rich marine life on the harbours<br />

doorstep, to ask informal questions<br />

about rocky reef ecology to<br />

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marine researchers, and to reflect<br />

on the challenges facing marine<br />

life on the harbour’s rocky shores<br />

in a context of increasing local<br />

and global human pressures.<br />

Governors <strong>Bay</strong> Fire Station, 1<br />

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Storytimes / Wā Kōrero<br />

Tuesday, <strong>October</strong> 25, 11am-<br />

11.30am<br />

Programme for preschoolers<br />

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pūoru, korikori.<br />

Temporary Lyttelton Library at<br />

Trinity Hall, free<br />

Drayton Reserve working bee<br />

Saturday, <strong>October</strong> 29, 2pm-4pm<br />

The working group has been<br />

clearing weeds and will now<br />

plant some of the original native<br />

trees which used to grow in the<br />

local area. There is a lot to do and<br />

everyone is welcome to be a part<br />

of the initiative to rejuvenate the<br />

native forest. If the weather is<br />

bad, the alternative dates will be<br />

<strong>October</strong> 22 and November 5.<br />

For further information,<br />

phone Dave Bryce on 021 363<br />

498.<br />

Meet at the Avery Pl entrance<br />

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native seedlings in the nearby area<br />

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Ferrymead Heritage Park Labour Weekend Extravaganza<br />

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Banks Peninsula Walking<br />

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November 26<br />

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Exercise<br />

sharpens young<br />

adult brain<br />

Regular physical activity improves<br />

brain function even in young adults<br />

considered in their prime and at the height<br />

of cognitive ability, according to a new<br />

University of Otago study.<br />

A<br />

body of research already exists<br />

showing aerobic exercise improves<br />

brain function in older adults,<br />

but there is a limited amount of<br />

literature on how it affects young adults.<br />

The Otago researchers, led by Department<br />

of Psychology senior lecturer Dr Liana<br />

Machado, set out to test the oft-held belief<br />

that the brains of young adults in their prime<br />

might not benefit as much as older people<br />

from regular sustained exercise.<br />

They took 52 tertiary students, aged<br />

between 18 to 30, and put them through a<br />

series of cognitive tests on a computer while<br />

measuring oxygen availability in the frontal<br />

lobe of their brains, as well as their selfreported<br />

exercise frequency.<br />

Dr Machado says their “surprising”<br />

findings, just published online in the journal<br />

Psychophysiology, show that both blood<br />

supply to the brain and cognitive functioning<br />

appear to benefit from regular exercise in<br />

young adults.<br />

“This provides compelling evidence that<br />

regular exercise, at least five days per week,<br />

is a way to sharpen our cognitive ability as<br />

young adults – challenging the assumption<br />

that living a sedentary lifestyle leads to<br />

problems only later in life,” she says.<br />

The research also provides potential<br />

insight into understanding why people who<br />

regularly engage in aerobic exercise tend to<br />

function better on a cognitive level.<br />

“I think the idea that young people do not<br />

have to worry about exercising since they<br />

are in their prime developmentally is rapidly<br />

being overturned by mounting evidence that<br />

even the brains of young adults can benefit<br />

from regular exercise,” she says.<br />

“The exercise could involve brisk walking<br />

or more vigorous activity, and could be made<br />

up of a few 10-minute bouts of exercise,<br />

rather than one single block of exercise,”<br />

she says.<br />

The researchers also found that body mass<br />

index was not a key factor in how well the<br />

brain functioned, indicating that regular<br />

engagement in physical activity may be more<br />

important than body weight.<br />

Dr Machado says she had noticed over<br />

the years that university students appeared<br />

progressively less fit.<br />

“I wondered whether we might find<br />

significant relationships between exercise<br />

levels, oxygen availability in the brain and<br />

cognition in the young adults, but no studies<br />

had considered this in healthy young adults.”<br />

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scientific focus on links between exercise<br />

and cognitive health in older adults.<br />

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experience, ph 027 221-<br />

4066 or 384-2574<br />

ROOFIng<br />

Qualified & Licenced<br />

Practitioner. Re-Roof &<br />

Repairs, all types. Member<br />

New Zealand Roofing<br />

Association. Over 35 years<br />

experience. Phone John<br />

027 432-3822 or 351-9147<br />

email johnmill@ihug.<br />

co.nz<br />

TREES BIg OR SMALL<br />

tree removal, trimming,<br />

stump grinding, shelterbelt<br />

clean up, section clearing,<br />

rubbish removals,<br />

excavation work, ph Trees<br />

Big or Small, for a free<br />

quote, 021 061 4783<br />

VHS VIDEO TAPES<br />

& all camera tapes<br />

converted to DVD, video<br />

taping, weddings, twenty<br />

firsts, special occasions,<br />

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz<br />

ph 03 338-1655<br />

Trades & Services<br />

WInDOW CLEAnIng<br />

“Your Windows are the<br />

eyes of your Home”, for<br />

a free no obligation quote,<br />

call Greg Brown, Crystal<br />

Clear Window Cleaning<br />

ph 384-2661 or 027 616-<br />

0331 Local Resident<br />

Wanted To Buy<br />

A+ Household effects,<br />

fridges, freezers, washing<br />

machines, ovens. Good<br />

cash paid. Ph Paul 022<br />

0891 671<br />

Situations Vacant<br />

CA$H<br />

Strippers<br />

& Podium<br />

Dancers<br />

Wanted!<br />

18+ TO APPLY<br />

NEISHA<br />

021 <strong>19</strong>3 0118<br />

Public Notices<br />

Situations Vacant<br />

RegisteRed<br />

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Full time or<br />

Job Share<br />

Aged Care<br />

Experience<br />

preferred<br />

• Casual Experienced<br />

caregivers<br />

• Casual cleaner/<br />

laundry person<br />

Edith Cavell Hospital<br />

and Rest Home<br />

Contact<br />

manager.edithcavell@<br />

hll.org.nz<br />

03 326 6608<br />

Public Notices<br />

<strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> Toastmasters<br />

Communicate with<br />

Confidence<br />

Free Open evening<br />

Come along and find out how you can<br />

• Improve your potential<br />

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communicator and leader<br />

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Wednesday 26 <strong>October</strong>- 6.30pm- 8pm<br />

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25 Canterbury St<br />

More Info - Phone Jann Meehan<br />

329 4936 or 021 2631040<br />

business video<br />

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A video will bring your business<br />

alive & into your customers mind.<br />

Promote your<br />

services or business<br />

with a professionally<br />

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• Corporate and<br />

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• Professional quality guaranteed<br />

PHone KeRRY 021 635 083


PAGE 32 BAY HARBOUR<br />

Wednesday <strong>October</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2016</strong><br />

Moon Chair<br />

Stackable<br />

288986<br />

Firebox BBQ<br />

Pizza Oven<br />

292702<br />

Jack and Jill<br />

Pacific Hardwood<br />

Setting<br />

248065<br />

$<br />

79<br />

Ravenna<br />

Big Chair<br />

Aluminium<br />

Wicker<br />

With Cushion<br />

288871<br />

Contempo<br />

Crane Chair<br />

With Cushion<br />

248423<br />

$<br />

499<br />

Pacific<br />

2 Seater Bench<br />

288910<br />

$<br />

128<br />

Rattan<br />

3 Piece Cafe Setting<br />

288869<br />

$<br />

97<br />

$<br />

299<br />

$<br />

799<br />

$<br />

349<br />

Pacific<br />

Lounge Set<br />

!88<strong>19</strong>7<br />

Sienna<br />

4 Piece Lounge<br />

!88931<br />

Marbella<br />

Triple<br />

Lounge Set<br />

!88<strong>19</strong>9<br />

Contempo<br />

7 Piece Round Set with Tubchair<br />

!88<strong>19</strong>2<br />

Icarus<br />

3 Piece Setting<br />

!88920<br />

$<br />

1399 $<br />

2299<br />

$<br />

3699<br />

$<br />

2<strong>19</strong>9 $<br />

<strong>19</strong>99<br />

Umbrella Cantilever<br />

square 3m black<br />

248040<br />

Cantilever Olefin<br />

umbrella 3m Black<br />

202113<br />

Cantilever Olefin<br />

umbrella 3.5m Taupe<br />

248038<br />

Gazebo 6m x 2m<br />

Hex w/curtains<br />

202115<br />

Gazebo 4m x 3m<br />

w/curtains Grey Eden V2<br />

248035<br />

$<br />

749<br />

$<br />

399 $<br />

999<br />

$<br />

<strong>19</strong>9<br />

$<br />

799<br />

Enforcer<br />

Electronic<br />

Insect Killer 30w<br />

269027<br />

Gasmate<br />

Column Heater<br />

Electric 2000w.<br />

248398<br />

$<br />

299<br />

BBQ Mat<br />

122 x 73cm<br />

279635<br />

Bamboo Torch<br />

1.2m high<br />

129683<br />

30 Seconds<br />

BBQ Cleaner<br />

1L Spray Bottle<br />

082534<br />

$<br />

4 98 $<br />

9 95<br />

Weber<br />

Family Q<br />

Gas BBQ<br />

239459<br />

$<br />

949<br />

Go Anywhere<br />

Charcoal BBQ<br />

2<strong>19</strong>676<br />

Ranger<br />

Portable Gas<br />

BBQ<br />

2023<strong>19</strong><br />

$<br />

89 99 $<br />

29 98 $<br />

17 47<br />

Sizzler<br />

Portable Stainless<br />

Steel BBQ<br />

118721<br />

Grillmab BBQ<br />

Hot plate liner<br />

202230<br />

$<br />

159<br />

$<br />

349<br />

$<br />

299<br />

Ferrymead<br />

1005 Ferry Road, Phone: 366 6306<br />

Opening Hours: Monday–Friday: 7:00am–7pm<br />

Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 8:00am–6:00pm<br />

Offers available at Mitre10 Mega Ferrymead only, until the 16th of <strong>October</strong>, while stocks last.<br />

mitre10mega.co.nz<br />

If you find a lower price on an identical stocked<br />

product locally we will beat it by 15%.<br />

find us<br />

mitre10.co.nz<br />

If you find the same product cheaper from another Mitre 10 store or Mitre 10 website we’ll match that price. Excludes trade<br />

and special quotes, stock liquidations and commercial quantities. The in-store price may be lower than that advertised.

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