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Governors Bay Hotel owners Jeremy 

and Clare Dyer have been depicted 

as the founding father of Canterbury 

John Robert Godley and his wife 

Charlotte Godley as a part of Julia 

Holden’s Lyttelton Redux exhibition. 

Twenty-three well-known Lyttelton 

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had paint applied to them directly 

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Stable power supply pledged 

• By Tom Doudney 

ORION HAS promised Lyttelton 

residents a more resilient power 

supply by 2019, following a 

recent outage which left 1600 

homes without electricity for 

about 13 hours. 

The town and surrounding 

bays are vulnerable to outages as 

power is supplied via two lines 

that sit on the same set of poles 

running over the Port Hills 

where they are exposed to the 

elements. 

If one line fails it can cause the 

other to fail due to their proximity. 

This is what happened on 

November 5, with an outage 

affecting Lyttelton, Corsair Bay, 

Cass Bay, Rapaki, Governors Bay 

and Pigeon Bay and Rapaki. 

In a statement released following 

that outage, Orion said 

it had a plan to restore network 

resilience and reliability to the 

city, following the earthquakes, 

by 2019. Improving the surety of 

power supply in Lyttelton was a 

priority it said. 

“We appreciate Lyttelton has 

suffered a number of outages in 

recent years and we understand 

the frustration that this has 

caused for residents and the 

business community,” the statement 

said. 

Orion has been in talks with 

the NZ Transport Agency over a 

$1.5m project to improve power 

supply to the Lyttelton area by 

installing a new and separate cable 

running via the road tunnel. 

Any agreement reached on a 

tunnel route will take about 24 

months to implement. 

Orion’s statement said 

that while these discussions 

continued, it was focusing on 

improving the reliability of the 

two existing overhead lines that 

serviced the area. Further work 

on this would be undertaken in 

early next year. 

Lyttelton Coffee Culture owner 

Leona Cooper said Orion’s plans 

would be good for the town. 

“I think they need to improve 

the power here,” she said. 

The November 5 power outage 

had meant they weren’t able to 

serve coffee until 11.30am on 

that day. 

The Banks Peninsula Community 

Board received a briefing on 

the work in August and board 

chairwoman Christine Wilson 

said she would be meeting with 

Orion again to discuss the situation 

following the recent outage. 

“I personally felt quite excited 

by the briefing we had earlier on 

in the year and the work that is 

taking place,” she said. 

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Wednesday November 16 2016 

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News........................................3-7 

LIKE SO many of you, I was 

perched up on the hills after being 

evacuated due to the tsunami risk 

on Monday morning. 

Again, like the previous earthquakes, 

I am always taken by the 

wonderful folk we have in this city. 

While I was perched up the top of 

Egnot Heights in Redcliffs, the lads 

in my car decided they would have 

a nap, but I decided to have a wander 

around. I found Nicki of North 

New Brighton, who unknowingly 

soothed me with her banter and 

beaut two-year-old dog. 

Then, Nicki and I found ourselves 

invited into a stranger’s 

home, who brewed us a cup of 

dearly needed caffeine. In their 

house were other refugees. The 

family was so welcoming, so a big 

thank you to them. 

The earthquakes continue to 

shake us, but they do not shake our 

marvellous Christchurch spirit. 

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News 

Delay in kindergarten decision 

• By Annabelle Dick 

HEARING DELAYS mean that 

Mt Pleasant residents will have 

to wait a bit longer to see if a 

kindergarten will be built on a 

contentious McCormacks Bay 

Rd site. 

An outcome was expected 

on November 5 after a resource 

consent hearing finished on 

October 18, but commissioner 

Justine Ashley wanted more 

information on the landscaping 

plan. 

The hearing could not be 

closed so the decision date has 

been pushed back 

to Friday. 

Kidsfirst wants 

to build a 248 sq 

m kindergarten, 

which is bigger 

than their former 

centre damaged 

in the 2011 earthquake. 

The childhood centre is 

planned to be 30m west of the 

former kindergarten and homeowners 

are angry it will block 

their view of the estuary. 

The organisation applied to 

the city council for resource 

consent to build and operate a 

centre in June but were declined 

due to a city council mistake. 

Nearby property owner 

Margaret Evrard was meant to 

UP IN THE AIR: Kidsfirst is still waiting to hear if they can establish a kindergarten on the 

reserve on McCormacks Bay Rd. 

notified about the application 

but she wasn’t initially seen as a 

property affected by the centre, 

so Kidsfirst had to resubmit its 

application. 

When asked what the landscaping 

plan amendments were 

and if the setbacks have been 

frustrating, Kidsfirst chief executive 

Sherryll Wilson wouldn’t 

comment. 

“It would be inappropriate 

for Kidsfirst to comment while 

the resource consent process is 

under way,” she said. 

She said after the hearing 

concluded it would make a 

public statement. 

The proposed centre will 

run longer from 8am to 5pm 

with an estimated 200 vehicles 

expected to move in and out of 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Residents said the narrow 

strip is a dangerous place for a 

kindergarten as busy thoroughfare 

Main Rd is only metres 

away and McCormacks Bay Rd 

has a blind corner. 

“While the community centre 

was being rebuilt there was 

three accidents – one of them 

had their door cleaned right off 

its hinges,” Mr Graham Keats 

said. 

“It’s really bad from a safety 

aspect as kids are going to be 

loaded and unloaded during the 

peak times for traffic.” 

In Brief 

QUAKE REPAIRS 

Work is being done to repair 

earthquake-damaged infrastructure 

in Mt Pleasant, Redcliffs and 

Heathcote Valley. Contractor 

Downer started work on Monday to 

fix roads, stormwater and wastewater 

systems and the damaged pump 

station on Port Hills Rd. A new 

concrete wall will be constructed to 

surround the existing pump station 

and the repairs will take about two 

weeks to complete. The walking 

track between Flinders Rd and Port 

Hills Rd will stay open during repair 

work. 

DEFIBRILLATOR FOR CLUB 

The Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling 

Club has installed a defibrillator at 

its clubrooms for the community 

to access. It was funded through 

a $3500 grant from the Westpac 

Air Rescue Trust, and will be 

stored on the wall of the verandah 

at the clubrooms on 9 James 

St, Redcliffs. A number of club 

members have received training 

from St John on how to use the 

system. A defibrillator is used to 

help treat people suffering from lifethreatening 

heart problems. 

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News 

Pedestrian 

crossing 

confirmed 


A PEDESTRIAN crossing is 

expected to be put in place on 

Norwich Quay by Christmas. 

The New Zealand Transport 

Agency confirmed it would create 

a crossing after a city council 

panel approved the installation 

of a bus shelter on Norwich 

Quay in September. 

NZTA has indicated that the 

kerb, bus shelter and signals are 

expected to be installed before 

Christmas but full commissioning 

of the signalised pedestrian 

crossing may not occur until 

February/March. 

The bus stop and shelter will 

be installed adjacent to 25 Norwich 

Quay and will replace the 

existing bus stop on Norwich 

Quay opposite Dublin St. 

“Work on the shelter itself 

has begun off site, and it will be 

transported to the site and lifted 

in once new kerbs and footpaths 

are ready,” city council team 

leader traffic operations Ryan 

Rolston said. 

It will cost about $9000 to 

build and install the shelter and 

is intended to meet the demands 

of the growing number of bus 

users. 

READY TO RELOCATE: Lyttelton chief fire officer Mark Buckley is excited to move into the new fire station on London St. 

New fire station takes shape 


IT’S BEEN more than half a 

decade since the Lyttelton’s 

volunteer fire fighters have had 

a permanent home but that will 

soon change. 

The brigade has begun the 

shift into its new London St 

station with an official opening 

scheduled for early next year. 

“We’ve already had two moves 

since the earthquake and we 

have settled into our present 

location but now the guys have 

had a look through the new 

station, they’re getting a bit 

excited,” chief fire officer Mark 

Buckley said. 

The brigade’s station was 

badly damaged in the February 

2011 earthquake and was later 

demolished. 

Immediately after the quake, 

Mr Buckley and deputy chief 

fire officer Dwayne Pool sent 

their families away and worked 

from the damaged station to 

FACILITY: 

Preparations 

are being made 

to move the 

fire station from 

its temporary 

site in Norwich 

Quay. 

help support Lyttelton residents 

through the turmoil. 

They’ve been operating out of 

temporary bases since. 

The brigade moved to the port 

company’s car park following 

the quakes, before moving back 

into temporary premises on 

London St, and then into its current 

site on Norwich Quay. 

“Lyttelton, like other brigades 

in the region, showed its dedication 

to its community in the 

aftermath of the Canterbury 

earthquakes,” New Zealand Fire 

Service region manager Steve 

Turek said. 

“Like many brigades in this 

area, Lyttelton was virtually cut 

off following the earthquake and 

the brigade provided a lifeline 

and emergency support for its 

community.” 

The new station is a part of a 

$50 million investment by the 

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New life for harbour icon 


THE NAUTILUS was once a 

long-time resident of Lyttelton 

Harbour and now it has been 

celebrated as a piece of maritime 

history. 

The World War 1 vessel was 

relaunched last month in Auckland, 

five years after it was gifted 

to the New Zealand Maritime 

Museum. 

It belonged to retired Mt Pleasant 

businessman Allan Williams, 

who bought it in 1994 and 

berthed it in Lyttelton Harbour. 

“When I bought it, it was dilapidated. 

It was covered in bird 

droppings and it was unloved 

and unwanted,” he said. 

The Nautilus was used during 

New Zealand’s Gallipoli campaign 

in 1915. 

The 103-year-old boat towed 

injured soldiers off the hospital 

ship Marama to hospitals in 

Alexandria, Egypt. 

It also did service in the 

English Channel and returned 

to Christchurch after the war to 

work in the Avon River and Lyttelton 

Harbour. 

“Apart from its history in 

the war, it’s had a lot to do 

with Lyttelton. It was a part of 

Lyttelton scenery for years,” Mr 

Williams said. 

He is a keen boatie and 

snapped up the opportunity to 

BACK IN BUSINESS: The 

Nautilus was launched for 

the first time in five years last 

month. PHOTOS: MARITIME 

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buy the vessel two decades ago. 

He has invested big money 

and man hours into restoring 

the historic launch over the 

years, cementing its place in the 

harbour. 

“Anyone involved in boating 

in this area would know about 

it,” he said. 

In 2011, Mr Williams gifted 

the Nautilus to the New Zealand 

Maritime Museum so its history 

could be preserved. 

“It’s a priceless little boat and 

I wanted to make sure it was 

looked after. She’s a part of national 

history,” he said. 

The museum’s ‘Wednesday 

old boys’ staff put 46,000 hours 

of volunteer work and $200,000 

into restoring the run-down 

Nautilus. 

“It’ll go another 100 years.” 

It’s the newest member of the 

museum and was re-launched 

last month at the Royal New 

Zealand Navy’s 75th anniversary. 

It will be open for public 

sailings from November 20. 

Call to improve 

evacuation process 


REFUGEES FROM suburbs 

across the city, sought shelter 

at Mt Pleasant school after 

Monday morning’s tsunami 

evacuation. 

The school was opened by 

the community response team 

after tsunami sirens warned 

people to move to higher ground 

at 2am. 

About 200 people from 

Woolston, Southshore, New 

Brighton, Brookhaven, Bromley 

sought shelter at the school until 

it was safe to go home. 

Residents were evacuated 

after the 7.5 magnitude earthquake, 

centred in Waiau that 

struck at 12.02am. Police went 

street by street in vehicles 

checking to ensure people had 

evacuated. 

About 20,000 residents live in 

the evacuation area from Ferrymead 

to Taylor’s Mistake, said 

the city council yesterday. 

Residents in Redcliffs and 

Sumner also pulled together 

after fleeing to the hills. 

Many coastline residents spent 

the morning in cars on the hills 

surrounding Sumner, Redcliffs 

and Moncks Bay with the all 

clear finally given around 9am 

that morning. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board member 

Darrell Latham said a lot of 

Sumner residents stayed at home 

after the shake because 

no tsunami warning was put 

out. 

There was conflicting information 

from the Ministry of Civil 

Defence and Emergency Management 

who said people should 

go inland or seek refuge on hills, 

while the city council said no 

evacuations were required. 

This changed at 2am when the 

tsunami sirens sounded. 

He’s written to Mayor Lianne 

Dalziel on behalf of the board 

and the Sumner Community 

Residents Association to fix 

processes before the next quake. 

“This caused confusion 

for residents. While the 

ultimate responsibility rests 

on individual residents to self 

evacuate it was not in any way 

helped by the obvious confusion 

and mixed messages received,” 

he said. 

“A delay activating the tsunami 

warning siren could have 

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Artist turns Lyttelton residents into 

‘THE GOVERNOR’: 

Governors Bay Hotel 

owners Jeremy and 

Clare Dyer are two 

of 23 port residents 

to be immortalised in 

the Lyttelton Redux 

exhibition. 

PHOTO: GEOFF 

SLOAN 


WELL-KNOWN residents, 

including singer-songwriter 

Marlon Williams, have been 

transformed into early settlers 

as part of the Lyttelton Redux 

exhibition. 

Lyttelton artist Julia Holden 

painted 23 residents, including 

Williams, Sergeant Dave 

Knowles and former community 

board chairwoman Paula Smith, 

turning them into early Lyttelton 

settlers. 

“Using non-toxic, acrylic 

house paints, I painted directly 

onto the person using them 

as the canvas and then photographed 

the result bringing the 

past into the present in a new, 

contemporary portrait,” Ms 

Holden said. 

Clare and Jeremy Dyer, who 

own Governors Bay Hotel, and 

son Louis Dyer, who owns Civil 

& Naval, all participated. 

The Dyer family was one of the 

first to arrive by ship in Lyttelton 

Harbour and it’s believed Dyers 

Pass Rd was also named after 

them. 

The couple were chosen to depict 

‘The Governor: John Robert 

Godley’ and ‘The Governor’s 

Wife: Charlotte Godley.’ 

“The great reveal was the exhibition. 

Seeing it up front . . . it’s 

an amazing body of work. I was 

pretty blown away, it was pretty 

cool,” Mr Dyer said. 

His son Louis Dyer was 

painted as ‘The Colonist: Edward 

Gibbon Wakefield.’ 

‘The Governor’ and ‘The Governor’s 

Wife’ sit at Civil & Naval 

and The Colonist is based in The 

British Hotel. 

‘It’s a nice context for us being 

in our son’s bar,” Mr Dyer said. 

The works are based on original 

portraits of historic residents. 

The portraits are spread 

around different Lyttelton locations 

for residents to visit. 

All of the portraits are for sale 

and limited edition prints are 

also being sold. 

The proceeds will go to the 

Lyttelton Museum. 

PAST MEETS THE PRESENT: Lyttelton singer-songwriter Marlon 

Williams sits at the London St dairy as The British Naval Officer: 

Robert Falcon Scott. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN


BAY HARBOUR 

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historic settlers in portrait exhibit 

MAN OF THE TOWN: Jeremy Dyer depicted 

as The Governor: John Robert Godley, which 

sits at Civil & Naval on London St. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

FLASHBACK: Carolyn McCombs has been 

painted as her great-grandmother, MP for 

Lyttelton Elizabeth McCombs, who was New 

Zealand’s first female MP. 

PHOTO: CHRISTCHURCH CITY LIBRARIES 

LIVING HISTORY: Lyttelton resident Hannah Beehre as The 

Artist: Margaret Stoddart. 

PHOTO: JULIA HOLDEN 

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Lyttelton teen named dux, 

earns varsity scholarships 


A LYTTELTON teenager has 

been given a head start to a 

science career after taking 

away top honours at Linwood 

College’s end of year awards. 

Ruby Kerr, 18, was awarded 

the top prize of dux, as well as 

the Linwood College Literary 

Cup and Victoria University 

achiever’s scholarship at the 

prize-giving last month. 

Ruby was blown away to 

hear she’d received the accolades, 

which will pay for part 

of her university tuition. 

“It was very overwhelming. 

I didn’t expect it. I’ve come 

from a small school and never 

thought I was very smart so 

getting those awards was a 

huge achievement,” she said. 

The year 13 student attended 

Lyttelton’s St Joseph’s School 

until she was 11-years-old. 

Ruby then moved to Lyttelton 

Main School because St 

Joseph’s closed due to its small 

roll of 20 pupils. 

“It was so small that we only 

had two classrooms, so when 

I moved to Lyttelton Main, I 

was behind everybody else. I 

had no idea what I was doing 

and I used to get so stressed 

out about school work that I 

used to cry,” she said. 

“So getting the dux award 

ACHIEVER: Ruby Kerr received two scholarships that will 

cover some of her tertiary study costs. 

and my other awards was a big 

deal to me because it showed 

me I could do it and achieve 

anything.” 

As the daughter of an acupuncturist, 

Ruby has always 

been deeply interested in the 

sciences. 

While studying biology, 

chemistry and physics at 

Linwood College, she realised 

how much she loved biology. 

At the same time, she 

became passionate about environmental 

issues and wants to 

combine those interests into a 

career. 

“It’s being able to know how 

everything works. With science 

you can figure out things 

and you gain a bigger understanding 

of the world around 

you,” she said. 

Ruby plans on studying a 

Bachelor of Science with a 

double major in environmental 

studies and biology at Victoria 

University of Wellington 

next year. The achiever’s 

scholarship will cover her first 

year of tertiary study there. 

She’s also considering Canterbury 

University, as the dux 

award comes with a scholarship 

of a paid year of study at 

a South Island university and 

living costs. Ruby has several 

more external exams to go before 

graduating from Linwood 

College later this year. 

Linwood College prize-giving 

Dux – Ruby Kerr, year 13. 

Proximae accessit – Karen 

Ligsay, year 13. 

25 th anniversary commemorative 

prize – Sam Kerr-Quinn, year 

13; Easter Savelio, year 13. 

IP Anderson award for leadership 

– Navneet Narayan, year 13. 

Victoria University of Wellington 

achiever’s scholarship 

– Ruby Kerr 

Special awards (year 13) 

Chris Arthur sportsperson of 

the year – Tristen Read. 

Tony Fomison significant contribution 

to visual arts – Amber 

Prior. 

AA Scott music award for 

the widest and most valuable 

contribution to music, Linwood 

College supreme arts award – 

Lucy Farrell. 

Hugh McDougall Rankin 

Education Trust for outstanding 

achievement in the sciences – 

Karen Ligsay. 

Judith Brailsford award for 

Pacifica leadership, University 

of Canterbury emerging leaders’ 

scholarship – Easter Savelio. 

University of Canterbury 

emerging leaders’ scholarship – 

Gregor Lawson. 

PTA Service Cup for outstanding 

service to the college – 

Charlotte Merkin. 

Tony Fomison significant 

contribution to visual arts – 

Molly Caldwell. 

John Kim memorial prize for 

acting – Sam Kerr- Quinn. 

Hickling science prize – Deepal 

Prasad. 

Dale Eagar Challenge Trophy 

– Fergus McCallum. 

Pacifika culture, Teresa Elms 

Memorial Cup – Litia Mariner. 

Rob Burrough Cup for demonstration 

of school values and 

contributing to the wider school 

– Gideon Smith. 

Koko Alamein Connell taonga 

for Māori performing arts – Hamiora 

Te Rupe. 

Academic prizes (year 13) 

The Lauraine White Music 

Trophy – Veronika Mason. 

Bradbury Moore prize for 

commerce – Molly Barnett. 

The Bruce MacMillan Photography 

Trophy – Molly Caldwell. 

Lincoln University commerce 

prize – Angel Lintott. 

Linwood College Literary Cup 

– Ruby Kerr. 

Linwood College Drama Cup – 

Keanan Lombard. 

Poole prize for original historical 

research – Alec McCallum. 

Fabric Technology Trophy – 

Navneet Narayan. 

John Andersen JP plaque 

for top hospitality student – 

Navneet Narayan. 

Gavin Bishop excellence senior 

in visual arts – Amber Prior. 

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Redcliffs 

124 Cannon Hill Crescent 

Take a 961m² (more or less) prime section positioned for all day 

sun. Situated on the sunset side of the hill amongst upmarket 

homes, executive neighbours and most importantly a safe and 

attractive environment neighbourhood. Originally this property was 

occupied with two townhouses in two titles, this has been put back 

into one title. Add north-west facing views of the estuary, city and 

alps, and take advantage of a wonderfully natural flat and gently 

sloping building platforms. The attraction of this location is 

immense with a short stroll to Mt Pleasant School. The owners love 

this area and have moved just along the road. 

For Sale $295,000 

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Bonnie Brown 

M 021 343 407 

B 03 595 2844 

bonnie.brown@bayleys.co.nz 

WHALAN AND PARTNERS LTD, BAYLEYS, 

LICENSED UNDER THE REA ACT 2008. 

553569 

9 Augusta Street 

An exciting opportunity to purchase a king sized family home with 

enough space for everyone. Freshly decorated and sparkling. 

Appreciate the integrity of this property, with spacious living bathed 

in sunshine all day, dining area opens to a large private deck, ideal 

for outdoor living and entertaining. Perfect for large or extended 

families complete with separate two roomed accommodation, 

complete with bathroom facilities. It also offers private off street 

parking, double garaging with an attached studio. A brilliant 

location, walking distance to Redcliffs Village, the Coastal Pathway, 

and all things that are Redcliffs. 

Auction 

4pm, Thurs 2 Dec 2016 

(unless sold prior) 

On Site 

View Thurs/Sun 1.45-2.30pm 


Marilyn Still 

M 027 229 8769 

B 03 595 2844 

marilyn.still@bayleys.co.nz 



553548 

VENDORS HAVE PURCHASED! 

Taylors Mistake 

THE BEST VIEWS ON CLIFTON 

Sumner 

111B Taylors Mistake Road 

Designed by Darren O’Neil and built in 2000 the position of this 

beautiful home ensures privacy, tranquillity and those remarkable 

sea views. The well-considered floor plan comprises three double 

bedrooms plus a small fourth, nursery or office adjacent to the 

main living area. Recently renovated with EQC repairs completed 

the decor is warm and contemporary blending well with the natural 

aesthetic of its environment. The wide balcony off the spacious 

living and dining areas boasts an automated awning with a second 

large balcony off the main bedroom taking up the entire upper level. 

Easy access, off-street parking and a large double garage. 

For Sale 

Negotiable over $710,000 

View Sun 12.45-1.15pm 


Rosemarie de Jong 

M 027 240 8005 

B 03 375 4700 

rosemarie.dejong@bayleys.co.nz 

Justin Haley 

M 027 595 5202 

B 03 375 4700 

justin.haley@bayleys.co.nz 



552515 

63 Clifton Terrace 

Imagine living in this much-loved beach house all day every day, 

sunup to sundown, you feel like you are on holiday. Welcome to 

this wonderful family home nestled on the lower slopes of Clifton 

Hill, a brilliant location with easy access and off street parking. This 

is simply stunning and like brand new with major reconstruction 

works completed. Privacy is assured, immerse yourself in the 

birdsong and be at one with nature. Memories will be made in this 

home. Watch your family grow and have fun in the garden with 

terraced lawn mature trees. 

Simply stunning, your own piece of paradise. 

Auction 

11am, Sat 26 Nov 2016 


On Site 

View Thurs/Sun 11-11.45am 


Marilyn Still 

M 027 229 8769 

B 03 595 2844 




553469 

www.bayleys.co.nz 

All companies within this composite are Members of Bayleys Realty Group


BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 11 

GRACIOUS AND SPACIOUS ON CLIFTON BAY 

1 Clifton Bay 

An often admired Sumner home - originally built by Eliza White in the 1920s as a seaside holiday house for Christchurch 

visitors. Now almost 100 years old this substantial and magnificent home is still strikingly beautiful and has been 

totally renovated for contemporary living. Superbly nestled in Clifton Bay overlooking the beach it enjoys a micro-climate 

and is surrounded by a subtropical garden. A perfect family home with casual and formal living areas both opening to an 

expansive deck plus a private rear courtyard garden. Stunning décor, white bright and airy enjoying ocean views with 

living on both levels you feel like you own the ocean. The upstairs bedrooms enjoy the wonderful views as does the sun 

gallery. This property has set a new benchmark for the top end of the Sumner Market. 

This is now offered for sale for the first time in 30 years it may be several years before it is offered again. 

Sumner 

Deadline Sale 

4pm, Fri 9 Dec 2016 (unless sold prior) 

View Wed/Sat 1-2pm 


Marilyn Still 

M 027 229 8769 

B 03 595 2844 




553585 

OPULENCE AND AMBIENCE 

Sumner 

SIMPLY THE BEST - NEST OR INVEST! 

Woolston 

26 Dryden Street 

From the moment you enter this gorgeous home you will feel 

welcomed. This Dryden Street home is a treasure, often admired by 

locals and passers by. Fall in love as the current owners did 18 

years ago. They saw the potential and have lovingly completed an 

amazing renovation, a wonderful mix of old world English Villa 

meeting modern living - a pleasure to behold. A true feeling of style 

will encompass you, the luxurious ’front room’ bustling with colour, 

the dining and family room opening to courtyard and garden. 

Location perfect, within the heart of Sumner. 

Spacious and fabulous. 

Auction 

1pm, Sat 26 Nov 2016 


On Site 

View Thurs/Sun 12.15-1pm 


Marilyn Still 

M 027 229 8769 

B 03 595 2844 




553476 

14 St Adela Place 

The vendors have outgrown this impressive home and they need to 

move soon. Only two years old and built to high specifications, this 

family-perfect home features three double bedrooms, with built-in 

wardrobes, quality curtains and carpet. Immaculate throughout, 

neutral tones, allow you to place your own stamp here. An 

entertainer’s haven, host perfect parties with a fantastic indoor/ 

outdoor flow to a sun-drenched patio, while the kids are safe with 

the fully fenced outdoor space. Inside, the open plan kitchen, 

dining and living is the heart of the home, with quality appliances to 

make life a breeze. 

For Sale 

Offers over $490,000 

View Sun 11.30-12pm 


Bonnie Brown 

M 021 343 407 

B 03 595 2844 

bonnie.brown@bayleys.co.nz 



553297 

All companies within this composite are Members of Bayleys Realty Group 

www.bayleys.co.nz



Your Local Views 

Mental health support needed 

Green MP 

Eugenie 

Sage talks 

about 

Monday 

morning’s 

earthquakes 

and where 

to seek help 

if you’re 

feeling 

stressed. 

Well that was an unpleasant 

start to the week. Big hugs to 

everyone in Kaikoura, Marlborough, 

North Canterbury and 

Wellington, living through aftershocks, 

dealing with damage and 

loss, and grappling with how to 

repair hearts, homes, businesses, 

and infrastructure. 

Well done to folk who helped 

support Christchurch residents 

who had to leave home as a result 

of the tsunami warnings. 

I’m writing this on Monday 

morning with little information 

on the full extent of damage 

further north. Here in Christchurch, 

people’s emotional and 

psychological wellbeing has 

probably taken a bigger hit from 

the long, rolling earthquake 

than buildings, roads and other 

infrastructure. 

Wherever you are – kindness 

is contagious. Reaching out to 

friends, family and neighbours 

for a cup of tea or coffee, contact 

and conversation can help reduce 

post-quake stress. So can sticking 

to daily and weekly routines 

and staying active – taking a 

walk, enjoying nature. 

The All Right? health promotion 

campaign and the Mental 

Health Foundation’s five ways 

to wellbeing are good sources of 

practical advice on how to stay 

well. 

But for some that won’t be 

enough. There has been a major 

increase in demand for mental 

health services in Christchurch 

after the 2011 quakes, especially 

among young people. They seek 

help for a range of issues, including 

severe depression, anxiety, 

self-harm and suicidal thoughts. 

New figures show that young 

people are facing unreasonably 

long waiting times to receive 

follow-up appointments after 

seeking help. In the last year, up 

to 3297 young people around 

New Zealand had to wait longer 

than eight weeks to have a 

second face-to-face appointment 

with a medical professional after 

seeking help. Canterbury was 

one of four areas with the longest 

waiting times. 

No one should not have to wait 

weeks on end to get the medical 

help they need. Our mental 

health professionals do a fantastic 

job but services are stretched 

and struggling. 

This is partly because Government 

has cut the overall health 

budget, scrapped the Mental 

Health Commission and focused 

resources on targets that don’t 

include mental health. 

We need better funding for 

the Canterbury District Health 

Board and community services. 

And we need a nationwide inquiry 

into mental health services 

similar to the Mason Report in 

the 90s, to ensure that New Zealanders 

can access the support 

they need. 

Free help is available. Phone 

0800 777 846. 

Readers respond to 

last week’s article on 

Redcliffs School possibly 

being located on a Maori 

burial site at Redcliffs 

Park. 

Shanna Olsen-Reeder – 

Who cares about property values? 

I can’t believe that’s people’s 

main concern rather than the 

disrespectful act of building 

over a cemetery. 

Pamela Neil – I can not 

believe all this carry on over 

a school site. It will devalue 

properties in the area if a school 

is built on the park and if part of 

it is a burial ground from many 

years ago, Maori will take more 

time to confirm this. Leave 

the school where it is! Nearly 

seven years have gone by and 

a generation of children have 

been deprived of attending the 

school. Is there someone who 

can make sensible and binding 

decisions in Christchurch. I 

am embarrassed to say I come 

from this once beautiful city. It 

is now a hotchpotch of cheaply 

constructed, ugly housing and 

bad town planning. Get on with 

the rebuild before people die 

waiting. 

Trevor Walmsley – Loose 

$300,000 to $400,000 in property 

values – many people in 

New Zealand can’t even afford 

to own a house. 

Karl Dean – People are so 

selfish these days, honestly won’t 

it increase your value being 

within walking distance of the 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Spring Is In The Air 

Market Comment with Craig Prier 

October saw a slightly subdued market for us with sales numbers at lower levels than expected. 

This seemed to be mirrored across other marketplaces around the country. Commentators 

are suggesting it may be as a result of new LVR’s (loan value ratios) having an effect and the 

number of loan pre-approvals slowing down. However, as always, good properties that are 

well marketed still seem to attract the most interest. Time and again we see great results 

being achieved for vendors who choose to make the effort of presenting their property and 

investing in high profile marketing campaigns. Whether it is an auction or deadline sale the 

general feeling among vendors is that marketing their property without a price avoids the risk 

of underselling. Buyers are able to compete for the property either by bidding at auction or putting 

their best offer forward in a deadline sale. 

Matt Clayton 

021 2233 998 

Mark Gardner 

021 633 669 

Premier Agents Simon and Paula Standeven join our office 

Our office warmly invites Paula and Simon Standeven to our team 

here at Ferrymead! Paula and Simon have over 10 years’ experience 

working in real estate. 

Residing in Sumner they are excited about working more closely 

to their local area, and community. If you are looking for two hard 

working, friendly and down to earth professionals, you cannot look 

past the Standevens. They describe their approach as extremely 

flexible, and believe no two clients are the same. 

With a proven track record in achieving top sales results consistently, 

they have received many accolades and awards, none however more 

important than their clients respect and referral business. They are 

particularly proud of their 100% sales success on residential homes 

since 2012. 

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Brightening Christmas 

with A Little Ray of Giving 

At a time of year when the gift of giving is in the spotlight, the team 

here at Ray White Ferrymead are doing our bit to help out families 

who are in a less fortunate situation than others. It’s the second year 

we are taking part in this national charity initiative ‘A Little Ray of 

Giving’ and we’re aiming to making this year bigger and better than 

last year! 

“With the outstanding support from the beach, hill and harbour 

suburbs last year our office collected the most gifts of any Ray White 

office in New Zealand! This year we’re aiming to keep that top spot 

and are once more calling on the local community to embrace the 

giving season and dig deep for those who need it most” said Principal 

Craig Prier. 

To help spread the Christmas cheer, it’s as simple as bringing 

something suitable for a child or teenager into the Ray White 

Ferrymead office from 1-22 December, and stashing it under the 

Christmas tree. 

We will start collecting on Dec 1st through to Dec 22nd 2016. 

Vanessa Karabassis 

021 955 855 

Renee Moore 

027 227 2033 

Patricia Van der bent 

027 296 1408 

Bev Prout 

027 495 9586 

Marie Malone 

0274 898 349 

Jan Edlin 

027 433 8025 

Simon Standeven 

0274 304 691 

Paula Standeven 

027 547 2852 

Kane Cooper 

027 222 0087 

Daisy Foldesi 

021 328 059 

Ross Cooper 

027 432 4438 

Anna Loader 

027 272 7128 

Bronny Clifford 

021 272 7718 

Eleanor Corston 

027 435 2415 

Eddie Spry 

Sales Recruit 

21 Humphreys Drive, Ferrymead and 47b London Street, Lyttelton 

Phone (03) 3844 179 

rwferrymead.co.nz /RayWhiteFerrymead 

Prier Manson Real Estate Ltd Licensed (REAA 2008)


Wednesday November 16 2016


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SCHOOLS 

Pets on parade 

BEACH EDUCATION: The Envirogroup lesson taught Sumner 

pupils the importance of sand dunes. 

Environment lesson for 

pupils at Sumner Beach 

SUMNER SCHOOL’S 

Envirogroup pupils attended 

a city council education 

lesson to learn about Sumner 

Beach’s sand dunes. 

Dunes are created by the 

sand that blows down the 

beach from onshore winds. 

Sand dunes protect from 

the sand that comes flying 

out of the beach and into the 

streets, by catching it. Pupils 

found out about why they 

are important and how they 

can be protected. 

They learnt that sand 

dunes are an important part 

of the beach for people, native 

trees, and the animals 

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The school raised about $300 

which went to the animal welfare 

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They also collected a box full 

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“ 

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News 

Car parking restrictions likely 

near popular Port Hills track 

• By Bridget Rutherford and 

Caitlin Miles 

USING A popular Port Hills 

track could become more 

difficult with a plan to install no 

stopping restrictions on nearby 

streets. 

The city council is looking to 

install yellow no stopping lines 

on most of Rapaki Rd and part 

of Montgomery Tce. 

Rapaki Rd is the main access 

way to Rapaki Track, which is 

popular with walkers, runners 

and mountain-bikers, especially 

on the weekends. 

However, residents say 

track users parking on the 

road made it narrow and 

dangerous. 

Rapaki Rd resident Mike 

Smith said that even with 

the yellow lines across 

from his house it can be hard 

for him to get in and out of his 

driveway with people parking 

over the lines. 

He said the proposed changes 

are a good way to tackle the 

problem. 

“It can not be tolerated 

because people will get hurt if 

something doesn’t change,” Mr 

Smith said. 

Mr Smith said he is concerned 

about emergency services being 

able to get to the top of the track 

to assist people. 

As a result, the city council 

has put the plan out for public 

consultation to get feedback 

before it approves the changes. 

The restrictions would run 

along the left side of the road 

from Centaurus Rd to Montgomery 

Tce, and on the right 

hand side on the top stretch of 

the road. 

Montgomery Tce would also 

have restrictions on the left 

hand side of the road leading to 

Erewhon Tce. 

The city council hopes the 

changes would improve 

safety, make more room 

for vehicles to manoeuvre, 

and improve access 

to properties. 

Councillor Tim 

Scandrett (left) said 

he doesn’t know why 

people who plan to 

walk Rapaki Track park at the 

very start of the track when they 

could park elsewhere and get 

more exercise. 

“It seems insane that people 

drive up there to walk and be 

fit but they won’t park at the 

bottom (of Rapaki Rd),” Cr 

Scandrett said. 

He said it is welcome news for 

residents along the road. 

Mr Smith said he hopes this 

will make the improvements 

that many residents have wanted 

for a long time. 

Sumner snatch Challenge 

Trophy in tight contest 

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce 

SUMNER’S OPENING batsman 

Marcus Thompson was the 

difference in the side’s Senior 

A Challenge Trophy winning 

match on Saturday. 

The 45-over match between 

Sumner and Lancaster Park Addington 

went down to the final 

over after Sumner lost the toss 

and were sent in to bat. 

Thompson scored 14 boundaries 

in his 95 runs off 133 deliveries. His 

opening partner Ethan Vickery 

managed 23 off 24 deliveries before 

being trapped lbw. 

Thompson batted on at St 

Leonards Square and led the side 

to a total of 221/8, when at one 

point they were struggling at 

57/4. 

Addington lost wickets 

regularly during its run 

chase through the bowling 

of Dan Vann, who took three 

wickets. 

The standout batsman for 

Addington was also an opener. 

Stewart van Zenten kept the 

scores close throughout the 

second innings with his 105 from 

115 deliveries. 

It was only after van Zenten 

brought up his century with a six 

that he was caught behind. 

In the final over, Addington 

needed eight runs to win, but 

SPORTS 

Dean Smith took the final wicket 

and Sumner won the match by 

three runs. 

Thompson said Sumner had to 

dig deep throughout the match to 

come out on top. 

“I’m proud of the fight the lads 

showed, digging deep on several 

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SHOT: 

Sumner 

opener 

Marcus 

Thompson’s 

95 runs from 

133 balls 

was the 

difference in 

its Senior A 

Challenge 

Trophy 

(inset) win. 

occasions to repel a spirited 

Addington side that never gave 

up,” he said. 

Thompson credited the 

all-rounders in the side who 

contributed with the bat and 

then protected their total with 

the ball. 

“The key to our recent 

successes has been multiple 

people contributing with both 

bat and ball, and it was satisfying 

to contribute . . . in an important 

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Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Today, 10-11am 

Head along to Lyttelton Library to Knit 

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other portable craft project and enjoy 

time with other crafters. 

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Create and Connect Art and Craft 

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Thursday, 9am-noon 

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St Andrew’s Church, 148 Main Rd, 

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Mainly Music Movement and Music 

Class 

Friday, 9.45-11.15am 

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movement session followed by morning 

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Baby Times 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

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Tramway Open Weekend 

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Tuesday, November 22, 11-11.30am 

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Art and Craft Exhibition 

Friday, November 25, 7-9pm, Saturday, 

November 26, 10am-4pm 

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St Andrew’s Church 148 Main Rd, 

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Drayton Gully Working Bee 

Saturday, November 26, 2-4pm 

The working group has been clearing 

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Banks Peninsula Walking Festival 

Until Saturday, November 26 

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Christmas Carols 

Thursday, December 8, 6.30pm 

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Sumner Bays’ Union Trust annual 

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Sticks and stones will 

break our bones but 

names will never hurt us? 

This has always been a common 

saying that adults have offered to 

children in situations where they have 

received hurtful comments or been 

called hurtful names. We all know the 

concept behind such a saying, and if 

a child is strong enough to hear this 

and soldier on then good on them. 

The reality though for most of us (not 

just our children) is that words can 

hurt (a lot). 

Social communications have 

developed significantly since I was 

a child at school. Back then (which 

was actually not too long ago) there 

were no cell phones and there was 

no internet . Communications were 

face-to-face in the playground, over 

the phone (which had a cord) in 

the hallway before bedtime, written 

on notes and passed around a 

classroom, or by snail mail. Now, 

our communication methods can be 

summarised in two succinct words – 

‘social media’. 

As a result of the ever increasing 

social media, and specifically 

following the “roastbusters” scandal 

in 2013, a new piece of legislation 

was enacted in July 2015 - the 

Harmful Digital Communications 

Act 2015 (the Act). The Act aims to 

provide victims of hurtful facebook 

posts, text messages or other digital 

communications quick and efficient 

resolution or remedy. In addition it 

creates new criminal offences. 

Although some of the provisions of 

the Act came into force in 2015, it 

will not be until Monday 21 November 

2016 that it will be fully operational. 

Under the Act, a government 

approved agency, Netsafe, will be the 

organisation responsible for receiving 

and investigating complaints brought 

under the Act. Although Netsafe 

will not have any real enforcement 

powers, its purpose is of a civil nature 

to investigate complaints and use 

negotiation and mediation to try to 

resolve the complaints efficiently. 

Applications may also be made to 

the District Court for orders such as 

requiring the defendant to take down 

the content or refrain from posting 

content, making a correction or 

providing an apology. Applications 

can be made by an individual, a 

parent or guardian of the individual, 

the police and even the individual’s 

school. Not complying with such an 

order will constitute an offence. 

The Court can also find a defendant 

guilty of a criminal offence if their 

online posting or texting: 

1. was made with the intent to cause 

harm, and 

2. would cause harm to a reasonable 

person in the same position as 

their victim, and 

3. harm was actually caused to the 

victim. 

The penalties for such a conviction 

are up to two years in prison, or a fine 

of up to $50,000 (for an individual). 

The Act also sets out 10 

‘Communication Principles’ which 

both Netsafe and the District Court 

are required to consider when 

exercising their roles under the Act. 

These Communication Principles are 

fairly broad and provide that a digital 

communication should not: 

1. Disclose sensitive personal facts 

about someone. 

2. Be threatening, intimidating or 

menacing. 

3. Be grossly offensive to a 

reasonable person in the position 

of the individual affected. 

4. Be indecent or obscene. 

5. Be used to harass an individual. 

6. Make a false allegation. 

7. Contain a matter that is published 

in breach of confidence. 

8. Incite or encourage anyone to send 

a message to an individual for the 

purpose of causing harm to the 

individual. 

9. Incite or encourage an individual to 

commit suicide. 

10. Denigrate an individual by reason 

of his or her colour, race, ethnic or 

national origins, religion, gender, 

sexual orientation, or disability. 

There have already been a number of 

convictions under the Act including 

an 18 year old convicted of sending 

Skype messages to his ex-girlfriend 

threatening to send pictures of her 

naked to her mother; and a 28 year 

ADVERTORIAL 

old was imprisoned for 11 months 

after sending a disturbing video to 

someone through Facebook. 

My children are still young and not 

yet subject to such harmful digital 

communications (although of course 

even now they object to my facebook 

posts of them with half their meals on 

their faces or running under a hose in 

their undies). However, I know the day 

will come when I need to tell them 

that “sticks and stones will break 

their bones but names will never hurt 

them”. The thing is though, everyone 

has a breaking point, and to have 

the possibility of recourse through 

Netsafe may be a very helpful avenue 

for individuals, parents and schools. 

It waits to be seen how many 

complaints Netsafe receive going 

forward and how efficient they are 

in handling them, but providing this 

avenue of redress is a positive move 

forward. With more awareness too, 

this Act will hopefully deter harmful 

behaviour in the realm of social 

media. 

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Layburn Hodgins 

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After more than eight years in 

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New Zealand was started 

eight years ago by Dave and 

Nancy Hare, Dave had 

suffered over twenty years of 

back pain from Degenerated 

Discs and had basically given 

up and decided to just live 

with it. “To me surgery was 

never an option” he said “as 

long as I still could walk, there 

was hope”. 

Dave had tried everything; 

every time he was overseas 

he would search for anything 

that could possibly help. 

While on one of these 

overseas trips eight years ago, 

Dave discovered the Teeter 

Hang-Ups. “The first time I 

tried it, the pain disappeared 

and I was completely pain 

free for about 30 minutes, 

nothing had done that” he 

told me. Dave never believed 

it would fix him, “as specialists 

had told me it was irreversible, 

I now knew I had a place 

to go every time I wanted 

some serious relief”. 

To Dave’s surprise the more 

he used the table the longer 

the pain stayed away, until 

after nearly three months he 

was completely pain free, “I 

couldn’t believe it’ he told me 

“I had spent large amounts of 

money on every form of treatment 

available and here 

was something I had never 

heard of sorting it out for 

me in a very short period of 

time” It was then Dave 

decided to introduce Teeter 

into New Zealand and Inversion 

NZ was born. 

Over the years INZ have 

helped thousands of people 

get some serious relief and 

have seen results in not only 

backs, but necks, hips, 

knees, posture, circulation, 

increased height, blood 

pressure and lots more. 

“We have testimonials from 

people with over fifty years 

of back problems and even 

have them in a number of 

schools in New Zealand for 

their special needs children” 

he told me, “the blood to the 

brain helps these kids and 

the results are excellent” 

What this means for the 

aging population is that it 

helps maintain the health of 

the brain as we all get older. 

Dave told me that he 

realised that, had he not 

tried the Teeter for himself 

he would still be suffering, “I 

would still be a miserable 

grumpy bugger, living with 

pain, that is why we do the 

shows, people need to try it 

for themselves” he told me 

“most people actually get 

off with the pain either gone 

or considerably less” he said 

“we let the tables do the 

talking” 

IT IS PURE LOGIC AS TO HOW 

THE TEETER TABLE WORKS 

Discs: It uses gravity to apply traction, 

the traction gently opens the discs and as 

they open up they create suction, this 

suction draws fluid from the surrounding 

tissue back into the discs, re-hydrating 

them. This is the key! Discs do not have 

their own blood supply, they rely on 

transfer of fluid from the surrounding 

tissue to keep them healthy and hydrated 

and over the years as discs get thinner with 

age, they lose the ability to take on fluid 

(just like squeezing a sponge) and they 

start to de-hydrate. 

De-Hydrated discs are less flexible, they are 

harder, more prone to injury, they interfere 

with nerve roots creating pain and 

ultimately the de-hydration causes degeneration. 

The Teeter Inversion table slowly 

and gently brings the hydration back into 

the discs, plumping them up. This brings 

back lost height (most people will regain 

around 2 CM of height), it separates the 

nerve roots far more effectively and returns 

quality of life 

Muscles: A lot of pain is muscular, when 

muscles are stressed they become tight 

which restricts the flow of blood and lymph 

through the muscles so toxins build up, 

Co2 and Lactic Acid. Traction opens up the 

muscles, Rhythmic Traction, is a gentle 

rocking motion that stimulates circulation 

and encourages blood flow through the 

muscles, which clears the lactic acid into 

your lymph system where it stimulates 

lymph flow and deals with it. Most people 

with serious neck issues see a large 

improvement after only one treatment. 

Ashburton 

Walnut Ave Pavillion 

Opposite Ashburton College 

5th & 6th November 

10am to 4pm 

Frank Harwood (84) of Turangi using his Teeter, Frank has been 

Inverting for over eight years and has found it keeps him young 

Posture: Poor posture is one of the 

major cases of pain and is a major contributor 

to the deterioration of the body with 

age. A difference in leg length causes most 

of the hip and knee issues, as they continue 

to place uneven loads on the joints; 

similar to the wheels out of alignment on 

your car. 

Trying to correct posture is extremely 

difficult due to muscle memory, as it 

constantly pulls the muscles back to where 

they were. At a level of 40 degrees or more 

on the Teeter, the muscle groups open up 

and eventually come back into alignment, 

using the table daily, does not allow the 

muscle memory to pull them back out of 

alignment and slowly the muscles start to 

lose their memory and go with the flow, 

allowing the body to come back into 

correct posture. Then using the table once a 

day will ensure it is kept there. 

This is pure logic, if a machine is out of 

alignment it does not last long, the only 

difference between the body and a 

machine is that the body is constantly 

repairing itself, however if the wear and 

tear on the body is greater than the body’s 

ability to repair itself, it is a slow decline. 

The Teeter slowly brings the body out of its 

decline and allows the body to repair itself, 

resulting in a far healthier life. 

If you are serious about investing in your 

health and really sorting your issues out, 

come see us at one of our local roadshows, 

you have nothing to lose and chances are, a 

lot to gain. 

Rangiora 

Fernside Memorial Hall 

287 O’Roarkes Road Fernside 


10am to 4pm 

Come along to our expo in Timaru, or come to 

our expo in Christchurch next weekend. 

(See below for details). If you have completely 

resigned yourself to having back or neck pain for 

the rest of your life, then chances are you will be 

pleasantly surprised. 

TESTIMONIAL 

DEAR DAVE AND NANCY 

In 2008 I had been living with a serious lower back pain for 

many years due to two discs with serious degeneration and 

was scheduled for a double spinal fusion at a cost of 

$48,000. The Specialist had recommended many lifestyle 

changes including changing my profession, which was not 

practical as I own my own business. 

At the Waikato Home Show I experienced a demonstration 

on a Teeter Inversion Table by Dave and Nancy Hare. To me 

the effect was amazing, I actually experienced some serious 

relief which lasted for an hour or two, I was told that the 

relief would last longer with time as long as I used the table 

regularly, so with the surgery scheduled for 12 weeks time, 

having nothing to lose and a lot to gain I purchased a Teeter. 

Four years on I still use my table on a daily basis, my back is 

as strong as ever with very little or completely no pain, I am 

still at my same profession and working as hard as ever and 

most importantly I did not have the surgery. I consider the 

purchase of my Teeter has been one of my greatest 

investments, not only has it enabled me to avoid serious and 

costly surgery, it has kept me in my profession and it has 

brought my health back. 

Thank you very much for the opportunity. 

Very best regards 

Paul Gordon 

Cambridge 

BACK or NECK PAIN? 

Come along for a free treatment 

Here in New Zealand, 

Dr Giresh Kanji, one of the countries most 

respected Pain Specialists completed a PhD on 

how humans experience pain and then 

researched lower back pain, writing "Fix Your 

Back" and then spent a few years researching 

neck pain, headache and migraine and wrote 

"Fix Your Neck Pain, Headache & Migraine", 

both books are in most bookstores. 

Dr Kanji discovered in his research that the disc 

is the most likely source of low back pain and 

Inversion showed the best results of all the trials 

conducted. Three studies showed a 60% 

reduction in pain and one showed a 75% 

reduction in surgery for people with disc 

prolapse. 

Dr Kanji has personally been using the Teeter 

Inversion tables for his own low back pain, has 

Teeter Inversion tables at both of his clinics in 

Wellington (The Sports and Pain Clinic) and has 

had such success that he is now conducting the 

largest study in the World on Inversion Therapy. 

In his own words, "these things are gold and 

inversion should be a first line treatment for low 

back pain”. 

Inversion NZ Ltd 

0800 62 62 83 

www.inversionnz.co.nz 

Timaru 

Celtic Rugby Club Rooms 

4 Brown Street Timaru 


10am to 4pm 

Inversion helps to: 

• Relieve Back Pain 

• Relieve Neck Pain 

• Relieve Muscle Tension 

• Stimulate Blood And 

Lymph Flow 

• Improve Posture 

• Increase Flexability 

• Reduce The Effects 

Of Ageing Caused 

By Gravity 

Christchurch 

Christchurch Bridge Club 

21 Nova Place, Christchurch Central 


10am to 4pm

Bay Harbour: November 16, 2016

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