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IRRITATED: Roydon and Chris Gage-Smart, who live opposite the skate ramp, want to
see it moved to a more suitable area in Sumner.
SKATERS: Simon (left) skates the half pipe while Mark Townshend
teaches his son Jet, 4, some moves. PHOTOS: ANNABELLE DICK
Decision looms over
Sumner skate ramp site
• By Annabelle Dick
A DECISION on whether
Sumner’s skate ramp can stay
where it is, is expected to be
made this week.
The half pipe, on the bend
of Marriner St and Wakefield
Ave, has been operating without
a resource consent and the
city council is reviewing what
enforcement action to take.
But Sumner business owners
Chris and Roydon Gage-Smart,
of Sumner Re Treat, say the
skate ramp has created serious
noise issues and is also having an
impact on their business.
“We’ve had kids skating up
until midnight and it’s driving
us and our clients in our
apartments crazy,” Mr
Gage-Smart said.
The skate ramp has been on
the temporary Wakefield Ave
site since last winter and is
facilitated by the Sumner
Residents’ Community
Association.
Last week, the city council
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issued a compliance notice to
either remove the ramp, reduce
its size or apply for a resource
consent by last Friday.
But the city council backtracked
after it realised the ramp
was part of a transitional city
grant.
The city council’s planning
department has requested a legal
review on what enforcement
action to take and the
compliance date for its removal
is now on hold.
The skate ramp originally
sat on the corner of Wakefield
Ave and Nayland St but the city
council asked the association to
move it last year so construction
could begin on the Sumner
Centre.
“The council knew we were
moving to this site and told us
to move. We asked them
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Sumner Community Residents’
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Mossman said.
The current site belongs to a
local resident who loaned it to
the association to put the ramp
on for the interim.
The group looking to move
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Wednesday January 18 2017
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GREAT TO see Di France
rewarded for her work at the
Redcliffs Tennis Club.
Sports clubs can’t survive without
people like Di so it’s fantastic
news that she has been recognised
by Tennis NZ (see page 3).
I’ve seen many good sports
clubs fall by the wayside over the
years; usually because the administrators
aren’t solid enough; or
the clubs simply can’t get people
to do the large amounts of volunteer
work needed.
Di has been tied up with the
club for many years and says she
is humbled by with the Volunteer
of the Year award she received at a
ceremony in Auckland.
And well done to the people or
person who nominated Di for the
award.
Also today, we reveal the issues
surrounding the skate ramp in
central Sumner. See page 1.
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Di takes big tennis award
DISTINCTION: Di France alongside her husband, Roger, after
she received the Volunteer of the Year award from Tennis
NZ.
• By Gordon Find later
DI FRANCE has been
acknowledged by Tennis NZ for
her work rebuilding one of the
city’s oldest clubs.
The Redcliffs Tennis Club
president was awarded the
Volunteer of the Year award
at Tennis NZ’s annual awards
night this month.
Mrs France travelled to
Auckland to attend the awards
and got the chance to meet the
country’s best players and see
some top international action
on court at the ASB Classic,
which was being played at the
same time.
“It was an honour to be
included in the function, it was
great. I felt terribly humbled by
it,” she said.
The award came in recognition
of her role in reopening
the Redcliffs club after it was
devastated by the February 2011
earthquake.
“The courts were completely
demolished; they had to be fully
reinstated,” said Mrs France.
The club was in recess for
two years while it raised the
$200,000 needed to rebuild the
courts.
Mrs France was instrumental
in the club surviving extinction.
She stepped in as project
manager, applying for community
grants and overseeing the
reinstatement of the damaged
courts. When the club reopened
in May 2013, she was elected as
president. Under her leadership,
membership has grown from
40 juniors and 22 seniors to 132
juniors and 35 affiliated senior
members.
This hasn’t been her first stint
in the role. Mrs France served
as the club’s president during
the early 1980s before becoming
inactive in the sport for over
20 years. When rumours of the
club’s potential closure came to
light following the earthquake,
she was prompted into action.
France continues to be the
driving force behind the tennis
club. She has established junior
tennis coaching, first by engaging
Stu Chalmers as junior
coach in 2013, then by organising
Evie Ruegg to take on the
head coach role.
She also established social
senior club tennis on Tuesday
and Friday mornings, which she
herself attends.
Along with her husband,
Roger, Mrs France undertakes
regular maintenance of the
courts, club house and hall.
The club leased its hall to
the displaced Redcliffs Public
Library until December last
year. Mrs France said the next
challenge was to develop the
club to utilise the hall space now
available.
Using networks she has built
throughout Redcliffs, Mrs
France encourages strong community
and family participation
in club events.
She regularly offers her own
services to club activities, which
may include cooking sausages
or preparing afternoon tea for
prize-givings and end of season
parties.
In Brief
BABY IN LOCKED CAR
Firefighters were called to help
get a baby out of a locked car
parked on Sumner’s Esplanade on
Monday. Sumner Volunteer Fire
Brigade received the call at about
11.10am. However, when firefighters
arrived, the car had been unlocked.
A Fire Service spokesman
said it was an accident and the
baby’s father had arrived with the
spare key for the vehicle before
firefighters arrived. Meanwhile,
a woman was seriously injured
when her vehicle crashed into a
retaining wall near Governors
Bay at about 10.50am on Monday.
Firefighters waited for the ambulance
to arrive before getting the
woman out of the vehicle.
STRANGE BLACK CLOUD
A mysterious black plume that
invaded Lyttelton Harbour last
week was likely soot from a
departing vessel. Environment
Canterbury initially said it was
coal dust from the port. But ECan
regional leader investigations and
incident response Valyn Barrett
said further investigation showed
the substance was likely to be
soot from the stack of a departing
vessel and not coal dust as first
thought. Ms Barrett said it was
non-toxic to marine life and it
could not be cleaned up with a
boom.
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Our People
Mary Kamo
Prison chaplain role rewarded
DEDICATED:
Mary Kamo
received a
New Year
Honour for
services to
the welfare
of prisoners
after being
a prison
chaplain for
33 years.
Mary Kamo spent 33 years working with prisoners to turn their lives around. Bridget
Rutherford spoke to her about helping inmates, living at Birdlings Flat, and being
proud of her kids
You were made a Companion of the
New Zealand Order of Merit in the
New Year Honours. How did you
feel when you found out?
I was astonished; I thought they
must have had the wrong person.
But when I realised I felt very, very
privileged. I found out about two
months before the announcement.
When you’re told, you have to keep it
confidential and that was the hardest
part, I couldn’t tell anybody!
You received the honour for
your work with the inmates
at Christchurch Women’s,
Paparua Men’s and
Rolleston prisons as
chaplain. Can you tell
me what your work
involved?
It involved visiting
the prison, meeting
with inmates, doing
sacraments,
and Sunday
services. Just
really trying to
assist inmates
in getting
some sense
of their own
WHANAU: Mary Kamo loves to spend time with her family.
spirituality. A lot of people would say
they believed in some sort of faith,
but a lot don’t know how to bring it
into daily living. More than 50 per
cent of women in prison are Maori,
and because of my involvement I was
able to meet them at that level and
also bring in people from their own
iwi or kaumatua to come in a meet
with them and do their whakapapa
with them. I worked in Paparua and
Rolleston prisons as well, but my
heart was in the women’s prison because
what we need to do, I believe,
is find alternatives to imprisonment.
Now I’m not talking about them not
taking responsibility for criminal
activity, but I do think there are
probably better ways of handling it
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with New Year’s honour
How did you come into the
role?
I had been very involved in
the community in the Christian
family movement. Then I moved
onto working as a volunteer for
Whakatata House, I was volunteering
there for some years.
Then I got involved in starting up
the restorative justice outreach
in Christchurch. I was asked if I
would take on the role as prison
chaplain and with a little bit of
trepidation agreed to do that and
it went from there. It was while I
was a prison chaplain that I got
involved with Pillars, a charity
for children of prisoners, because
my husband, Ray, and I were
nominated to be the kaumatua
for Pillars.
Did you ever expect to be doing
it for 33 years?
No, I didn’t. I had a few times
thought I would retire but I had
a project I really wanted to get
established and that was for
Tukutuku panels to be put up in
the prison chapel, specifically the
ones that are called the stairway
to heaven. It seemed to me the
chapel was very mono-cultural
and I thought it should reflect
something of the lives of the
women who worshipped in there
as well. I used to say to the prison
– because there was often difficulty
with finance – if you want
to get rid of me, get the panels
done, I’ll leave then (laughs). The
day the panels went up, that’s the
day I retired. I have to give credit
to Father Jim Consedine. He invited
me to consider chaplaincy,
he is the one who supported
prison chaplaincy in Christchurch,
and he was prison chaplain
himself for many years.
Do you miss it?
I do miss it, I miss the women.
I am a kaiwhakamana, who are
mainly Maori elders, and the
Government set up a scheme
for elders to be able to visit
any prison in the country and
support their people. That system
means these elders are available
on request or available to visit
the prison, and meet with
people, so I will go back as
kaiwhakamana.
SIBLINGS:
Both Miriama
and Ward
Kamo work in
television.
Is there anything that has really
stuck with you during your
work?
The care that was extended
to me. That’s what I found in
the prison, the majority of the
women would care for each other,
then staff do the same. There
were times where I asked myself
who was ministering who. It matured
me, expanded my thinking
and expanded my heart.
And you live near Little River
don’t you?
I live in Birdlings Flat, we
recycled a house off the red zone
from Burwood and set it up on
a property my husband had inherited.
We lived at Birdlings Flat
before our first child was born,
and when we realised schools
and doctors weren’t that close,
we bought in Brighton. We lived
there right up until the earthquake
meant we had to move
back to Birdlings. I love it here.
And one of your daughters,
Miriama Kamo, is quite a
familiar face for many Kiwis.
She is, we’ve got used to it. She
is very good at what she does,
what you see on screen is Miriama
as she is. That is the person
that she is and that’s what we’re
proud of.
Did you ever think when she
was young that she would be
fronting shows such as Sunday
and Kiwi Living?
No (laughs). Miriama’s shy.
Most people won’t believe that.
She was so shy that she wouldn’t
talk and she would hide behind
my skirt if anyone said hello to
her.
What do your other children
do?
We’ve got five – the oldest, our
son Ward, is on Native Affairs.
Our eldest daughter Michaela
works in Tauranga for the Bay
of Plenty Health Board, then
Amos, works for the New Zealand
Transport Agency. Then
our youngest, Sian, works for an
insurance company in Auckland.
We have lots of grandchildren –
13.
Where did you grow up?
I was born in Dunedin of
which I’m very proud. If my
husband is watching Canterbury
play Otago he has to watch it
with my blue and gold scarf
hanging across the television.
So what brought you up to
Christchurch?
That was my big OE! A
girlfriend and I were going to
go overseas, but we hadn’t seen
much of New Zealand so we
started off in Queenstown. Then
my mother said we want you in
Christchurch (because they had
moved there) for your 21st. So the
very next day after my 21st we
went to a nightclub/coffee
bar. And here was this musician
who owned it and that was the
end of it. A friend invited us
to meet him there on a Friday
night, so that’s when I really met
Ray. I’m still threatening to go
overseas!
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Sailing around Croatia for hope
• By Annabelle Dick
LYTTELTON resident
Ingrid Robertson may have a
debilitating condition but it’s
not stopping her from sailing
Croatia’s coastline.
Ms Robertson, 50, has been
selected to take part in Sailing
Sclerosis’ Oceans of Hope – an
international sailing expedition
for people with multiple
sclerosis.
It will see her travel to Croatia
where she will sail a yacht
around the Dalmatian coast
with other people affected by
MS from around the world.
“I like proving a point to
myself that I can still do things
and not be disabled by my MS.
It’s a little bit outside of my
comfort zone because I’m going
to the other side of the world on
my own and doing something
I haven’t done in a while,” she
said.
Ms Robertson first encountered
Oceans of Hope when a
yacht came to Auckland in 2014
and she sailed around the harbour
on it for several hours.
Ever since then, she’s been
hooked and wanted to take part.
Ms Robertson was invited to
an expedition in Croatia in May
where she will be the only New
Zealander on board one of the
SETTING SAIL: Ingrid Robertson will head to Croatia to sail
the Dalmatian coast with other people affected by MS from
around the world. ​
10 vessels.
“There will be 10 yachts with a
crew of six on each that all have
MS,” she said.
“To me, it’s about meeting
people that have the same condition.
It will be so interesting
sharing experiences and learning
from everybody and making
new friends.”
Ms Robertson was diagnosed
with MS in 1999 at 33. She’s now
uses a walking stick for mobility.
While the condition has
DAREDEVIL: Ingrid
Robertson wants to prove a
point to herself that she can
do almost anything.
progressively affected her physically,
she still works full-time, is
on the board of directors for the
Multiple Sclerosis and Parkinson’s
Society of Canterbury and
its research committee.
She’s also more adventurous
than most having done all sort
of daredevil-type activities.
“I’ve always been active. I’ve
done the bungy jump, I’ve
done the sky dive, I’ve been in
cars in race tracks going up to
200 km/h. I love the rush and
adrenaline,” she said.
But before Ms Robertson can
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the trip.
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Skate ramp
decision
looms
•From page 1
Nearby residents say they’ve
witnessed drinking, littering and
users purposely banging their
boards against the ramp to keep
neighbours awake.
“It’s wooden and it creates
a lot of noise. If there’s half a
dozen kids there in the evening,
it’s very loud. The local nearby
residents, we’ve got together and
we’re against it. We just want
it out of here,” Mr Gage-Smart
said.
Mrs Mossman said the
problems were related to older
teenagers coming into Sumner
in the evening when the ramp
was unlocked.
The residents’ association
agreed to unlock and lock the
ramp at 8am and 9.30pm each
day to mitigate issues.
“I get it doesn’t suit everyone
but what are kids going to be
doing if there’s no skate ramp?
These kids are really engaged
and skating is a really tough
activity. They’re a great bunch of
kids,” she said.
Young local skaters who
frequently use it wanted to see it
stay as well.
An action packed
year ahead for
central city
anchor projects
Park Tce
Bealey Ave
Victoria St
Anchor projects
Salisbury
are
St
all about people – making Salisbury the St central city a
place where people want to live, work and visit.
Peterborough St
Montreal St
Durham St
Colombo St
Bealey Ave
Peterborough St
Manchester St
Madras St
Salisbury St
Peterborough St
1. Metro Sports Facility
Bealey Ave
• Pre-construction earthworks
and local road changes
underway.
• Construction planned to start
mid 2017.
Barbadoes St
2. Avon River Precinct 3. Convention Centre 4. Canterbury Earthquake
• Work starts on The
Promenade – a shared space
streetscape, paved areas,
gardens – 1st quarter 2017.
• Work starts on restoration of
Victoria Square – 1st quarter,
finishing late 2017.
• Early works finishing
mid 2017.
• Construction planned to start
mid 2017.
National Memorial
• Finishing February 2017.
Victoria St
Kilmore St
Kilmore St
Armagh St
Cranmer Square
Armagh St
VICTORIA SQUARE
Cambridge Tce
MARGARET MAHY
FAMILY PLAYGROUND
Chester St
Armagh St
e
Rolleston Ave
Gloucester St
Worcester Blvd
Hereford St
Cashel St
Montreal St
4
Oxford Tce
Cambridge Tce
2
3
Cashel St
Lichfield St
Colombo St
Gloucester St
Worcester St
Hereford St
High St
6
Manchester St
5
Latimer Square
Madras St
Barbadoes St
Gloucester St
Worcester St
5. East Frame 6. An Accessible City 7. South Frame
Hereford St
• First residential lot starts in March/April 2017.
• Public spaces finishing in December 2017.
Cashel St
Lichfield St
Fitzgerald Ave
• Manchester and Durham • New public spaces opening
Streets finishing late 2017. in stages.
Tuam St
Tuam St
Tuam St
Hagley Ave
1
Moorhouse Ave
Antigua St
St. Asaph St
Montreal St
Durham St
7
St. Asaph St
Colombo St
Moorhouse Ave
Manchester St
St. Asaph St
Madras St
St. Asaph St
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Wednesday January 18 2017
HOLIDAY
FUN
THE BUSY Bumbles programme
has been busy keeping Sumner
children entertained over the
holiday period.
As part of the programme,
children had an “Ahoy There”
day where they played games and
did activities related to theme of
pirates and mermaids.
“Let’s go ape!” was another
theme-based day where there was
lots of monkeying around with
more activities, crafts and games.
On Superhero Day, children
made their own capes and masks
from the Make Craft Company.
They used their X-ray super
power to work out the mystery
objects and helped fight evil.
The Sumner Busy Bumbles
holiday programme will run
through to January 31.
JEWELS: Isabelle shows off her
mermaid necklace.
SEA CREATURES: Isabelle and
Mitchell wear mermaid tales
on “Ahoy There” day.
HEROES: Isabelle, 6, Mitchell, 8, Finn, 7, Arla, 8, sport their
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AHOY: Isabelle, Arla, Mitchell and Finn with pirate hand hooks.
Major roadworks on the
Russley Road/Memorial Avenue intersection
Major roadworks will be carried out on the Russley Road/Memorial Avenue intersection
from 7pm, Friday January 20 until 6am, Monday January 23.
Motorists may experience delays
of up to 20 minutes.
People travelling to Christchurch
International Airport should plan
ahead and allow plenty of extra
travel time.
The work to reconstruct the road
through the intersection is part of
the State Highway 1 Russley Road
Upgrade.
The project is progressing well
and is expected to be finished in
2018.
The work is weather dependent and may be
postponed until the following weekend
if required.
For more
information, go to
www.nzta.govt.nz/
russley-road or call the
project team on
03 3590700.

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News
Accolade for
restaurant
LYTTELTON restaurant Roots
has been named in a prestigious
list of the world’s 1000 best
eateries.
La Liste is a restaurant guide
compiled from hundreds of
guidebooks and online review
sites to list the world’s 1000 top
restaurants.
Eight New Zealand restaurants
made the list and Roots
was the only restaurant outside
of Auckland to make the cut.
It’s owned by Christy Martin
and Giulio Sturla who opened
the restaurant in 2012.
Roots also won Cuisine
Magazine’s Restaurant of the
Year award in 2015. It was also
named runner-up best new
restaurant in the Good Food
Awards in 2014.
Auckland-based restaurants
The French Cafe, The Grove,
Sidart, Kazuya, Cocoro, Merediths
and Baduzzi also feature
on the list.
Last year there were four Kiwi
restaurants on the list, compared
to this year’s eight.
My Kitchen Rules NZ judge
Ben Bayly is executive chef of
two restaurants on the list, The
Grove and Baduzzi. He told
the Weekend Herald he was “so
proud” to be associated with
two establishments which were
included.
Beachgoers put off by weather
• By Annabelle Dick and Fraser
Walker-Pearce
THE BUSIEST days of the
lifesaving season are yet to
come.
A mixture of cooler temperatures
and getting the right
messages to the public has seen a
safe summer so far, clubs say.
Normally the busiest part of a
beach lifeguard’s season is over
Christmas and New Year – but
not this year due to cooler temperatures
over the festive period.
Sumner Surf Lifesaving Club
lifeguard captain Henry Lawson
said the traditional busy period
on the beaches has passed, but it
was quieter than normal due to
the weather and surf conditions.
“The weather hasn’t been great
and the surf hasn’t been very
good. There hasn’t been much
of a wave – a couple of days
have been all right but it’s pretty
small,” he said.
But Mr Lawson expects it to
get busier as a large number of
people are returning from holidays
away.
“There’s a drop off when people
head out of town but when
it’s the end of the holidays and
families have been to the park,
museum and done everything
they can then the beach is always
there,” he said.
“ We expect a kick up from
here.”
Incidents at Sumner have also
been low, Mr Lawson said the
biggest injury so far was a finger
that wouldn’t stop bleeding.
“It’s been pretty relaxed with
incidents due to the weather.
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Rips and currents aren’t very
powerful so people have been
able to manage it,” he said.
Meanwhile, further north,
New Brighton Surf Lifesaving
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Roberts said the traditional
busy period on the beaches has
passed, but it was quieter than
normal because the weather
“hasn’t been that fantastic” so
far.
“I’m hoping that kind of
weather is still to come, I really
want to see more sun come
through and with that then
comes the increase in numbers
on the beach,” he said.
Waimairi president Mike
Litten said the club has seen
“slightly” fewer people on the
beach compared to the last couple
of years.
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further down in [New]
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ours we tend to see families and
young people. Due to that there’s
probably been fewer saves than
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Wednesday January 18 2017
News
Harwood in tune with health for
Debbie Harwood will perform with fellow When
The Cat’s Away singers Annie Crummer and
Margaret Urlich, as well as Sharon O’Neill at the
Selwyn Sounds concert in March. She spoke to
Tom Doudney about her latest endeavours
DEBBIE HARWOOD has
always been interested in helping
people heal but soon she will be
expressing that desire through a
form other than music.
The former When The Cats
Away singer recently qualified as
a hypnotherapist after completing
a two-month course in San
Francisco and is working on
setting up her own practice this
year.
Come March 4 though, her
focus will be on using her vocal
talents to woo the crowd at
Selwyn Sounds when she performs
on a bill stacked with Kiwi
rock royalty. Also playing will be
Dragon, Mi-Sex, the Jordan Luck
Band and Jason Kerrison, among
others.
Harwood said herself, Crummer,
Urlich and O’Neill had
strong chemistry which had been
key to their success.
“Seeing as we have been
making music since the early 80s,
and the 70s in Sharon’s situation,
we have been right through
people’s lives with them as well,”
she said.
“I never ever, ever take that
for granted, I will always get on
stage with enormous respect for
that, that those people have been
through lots of different things,
great things and sad things, with
our music as a soundtrack to
those things.”
Harwood had been interested
in hypnotherapy since undergoing
it herself in her early 20s,
when it helped her overcome
asthma and other health problems
which were affecting her
singing.
However, she only made the
decision to train as a hypnotherapist
early last year.
“I love being able to help people
make changes to core beliefs so
I literally woke up at 8am in the
morning with this feeling, by
10am that morning I had booked
my flights and registered with the
school in San Francisco and off I
went,” she said.
“I am quite impulsive and
when I get a strong feeling about
something I will act on it.”
Harwood has been plagued by
health problems throughout her
career and in 2009 had to seek
more conventional medical help.
Seriously ill at the age of 49, she
underwent open heart surgery
at St George’s Hospital to fix a
failed mitral valve and hole in her
heart.
“One of the funniest things
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Lincoln concert event
“I was looking at the ward
doctor and he had long hair
and blue scrubs and his name
tag said David Bowie – that was
his actual name. I am pretty sure
I said to him at some point: ‘I
think your best work was Life on
Mars, David’. He was a musician
too.”
Her health was now better than
it had been for more than 20
years and felt she had received “a
second go at life.”
Harwood has just recorded a
new song called Isolated which
she hopes to release in the next
two months. She plans on recording
four more songs but is not
expecting to put out a full album.
She was looking forward to
playing on the same bill with the
other Selwyn Sounds artists, such
as Dragon which she had a long
association with.
Former Dragon keyboardist
Alan Mansfield now plays with
Harwood, O’Neill, Crummer
and Urlich, and Harwood had
been good friends with another
former Dragon keyboardist Paul
Hewson.
In fact Hewson’s death from
a drug overdose in 1984, when
he was 33, had a profound effect
on her career. Having just left
Dragon, Hewson was staying
with Harwood and her flatmate
in Auckland at the time.
Debbie Harwood
“I cooked him his last dinner,
fillet steak actually, and then
he went out and the next thing
BEST OF FRIENDS: From left, Margaret Urlich, Harwood and
Annie Crummer will perform together at Selwyn Sounds, along
with Sharon O’Neill (not pictured).
I knew I had the police on my
doorstep in the morning, it was
very devastating,” Harwood
said.
“I was 24 and my career had
only just started, and so my very
first single that I released in 1984
I dedicated to him. It was called
If That Will Make you Happy and
I won a music award the following
year for that which was where
the seed of When The Cat’s Away
started because Margaret Urlich,
Annie Crummer and I were at
the music awards in 85.”
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Your Local Views
Levy on tourists is overdue
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Green MP
Eugenie
Sage
talks
about
bringing
the cruise
ships
back to
Lyttelton and generating
money to put towards
conservation efforts.
It was good to see the
cruise ship Europa 2
berthed in Lyttelton last
week and the extra business
its passengers would have
generated for Lyttelton and
city retail and food businesses
and Canterbury tourism
operators.
The Lyttelton Port of
Christchurch is focused on
expanding its container and
cargo operations, saying this
is more profitable than the
berthage fees it gets from
cruise ships. Yet as a city
council-owned company, LPC
also has a wider responsibility
to the city and regional
economy. Discussions
continue between LPC and
the council about a dedicated
cruise ship berth and how this
is to be funded.
Some 3.3 million people
visited New Zealand in the
year to March 2016. By 2022,
this number is expected to
reach 4.5 million. Tourism
has overtaken dairying as
New Zealand’s biggest earner.
Many tourists are attracted
by New Zealand’s spectacular
landscapes and natural areas.
Yet they contribute little to
their protection and are creating
significant people pressure
in some areas.
Akaroa is swamped by visitors
when cruise ships visit
and we had the first recorded
outbreak of noro-virus in
tramping huts in Nelson
Lakes National Park this
summer.
I believe many tourists
would be happy to help
protect the special places they
come to enjoy. The Green
Party’s Taonga Levy would
see international visitors pay
an extra $18 on top of existing
biosecurity charges when they
arrive in New Zealand.
This would generate
$46 million annually on average,
and $1.5 billion by 2050
to help the under-funded
Department of Conservation
control stoats, possums, rats
and other predators so our endangered
plants and wildlife
can thrive. The Taonga Levy
would help make Predator
Free New Zealand a reality.
The Taonga Levy would
also generate about $80
million over four years ($20
million per annum) to help
councils in tourist hot spots
provide basic tourism infrastructure.
Some communities with
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retail
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business.
a small rating base, such as
in the Mackenzie Basin, are
struggling to keep up with
the cost of providing and
maintaining tourist facilities
such as toilets, camper-van
dump stations and upgraded
wastewater schemes. The
Taonga Levy would help them
do this.
If New Zealand is to remain
an attractive tourist destination,
we need to do much
more to make our “clean
green” image real. Having international
tourists help fund
this is overdue.
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Wednesday January 18 2017
BAY HARBOUR
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News
Bid to keep pumping untreated
wastewater into harbours
• By Bridget Rutherford
UNTREATED wastewater will
continue to be poured into the
city’s waterways during storms
and high rainfall.
THe city council is applying
to Environment Canterbury
for a new resource consent to
continue discharging untreated
wastewater into the waterways
and harbours in emergencies.
More than 700,000 cu m of
wastewater, including sewage,
had been discharged into the
waterways since 2012.
Following the September
2010 earthquake, ECan granted
the city council consent for
occasional overflows into
waterways so it did not flood
onto properties.
However, because of
earthquake damage, a nonenforcement
agreement was put
in place.
But that ceases in March, so
the city council either needed
to comply with its original
consent, or apply for a new
one.
City council three waters
and waste acting head John
Moore said it was unlikely
to be able to meet its consent
conditions, as it appeared
the frequency of overflows
may exceed what was
allowed.
He said it would
be possible to stop
wastewater overflows
with a new pressure
sewer network, however,
that would cost $3
billion.
Wastewater includes
sewage and shower, washing
machine and sink water. The
wastewater system had built in
overflow points, which allowed
wastewater to be
released during storms.
It overflows into the
Avon and Heathcote
rivers, the estuary,
Lyttelton, Diamond
Harbour, Governors
Bay and Akaroa.
Canterbury
University’s waterways
centre for freshwater
management Professor Bryan
EMERGENCIES:
The city council
will apply for a
new resource
consent to
discharge
untreated
wastewater
into waterways
during high
rainfall.
Jenkins (left) said the national
standard for wastewater
discharges was once every two
years.
However, in Christchurch it
was happening once every six
months, he said.
For the city’s rivers to be used
safely for recreation, there could
not be any sewage flowing into
them, he said.
“Until that’s dealt with, we
can’t have swimmable Avon and
Heathcote rivers.”
Some Port Hills
tracks closed
due to danger
from rockfall
PEOPLE USING mountain bike
and walking tracks in the Port Hills
are being warned to keep away from
sign-posted areas due to dangerous
rock scaling and blasting work.
The blasting and scaling work is
part of a multi-million dollar project
to get the Sumner to Lyttelton corridor
re-opened.
A large area above and below
Sumner Rd on the Lyttelton side of
the Port Hills is currently extremely
dangerous and off-limits to the
public.
Residents are being advised to
stay off the walking and cycle tracks
in the area shown in the map at all
times, including weekends.
Signage and fencing has been
increased to make it clear where the
hazardous areas are and that people
should not enter.
The blasting and scaling work is
being carried out by McConnell
Dowell, in partnership with Beca,
Doug Hood Mining and Geovert,
and is being jointly funded by the
city council and the New Zealand
Transport Agency.
The aim is to remove any loose
rock that could fall onto Sumner Rd
ahead of repair work on the road
starting.
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International Akaroa Music
Festival
Today to Sunday. Times vary
Now celebrating its 10th
anniversary, the Akaroa
festival is a premiere residential
music school. An array of
distinguished international
musicians will provide lessons,
masterclasses and concerts
against the breathtaking
backdrop of one of the world’s
most beautiful seaside towns.
The intensive days of musicmaking
will also include solo
performances, chamber music
and a string orchestra, all
designed to engage and inspire
advanced young musicians.
Students are invited to apply
on the following instruments:
Violin, viola, cello, piano, flute,
clarinet, bassoon, trumpet and
recorder.
Tickets available online at
Eventfinda or at the Akaroa
Adventure Centre
Art in Pieces
Today to Saturday, February 4,
times vary
A group of artists based in
Christchurch have been creating
mosaics for several years
between them. Art in Pieces will
Email annabelle.dick@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
be their first public exhibition
as the Christchurch Mosaic
Community. They aim to give
the viewer an insight into the
world of mosaics as an art form,
as well as the more well-known
craft form. Each mosaicist has
their own unique style and uses
many different materials to
accentuate their passion for this
creative expression. Entry to this
exhibition is free, with many
pieces for sale.
Lyttel Gallery, 20 Oxford St,
Lyttelton
Little River A&P Show
Saturday, 8am
The Banks Peninsula A&P
Show at Little River is one of
the most popular A&P Shows
in Canterbury. Like many local
shows, the annual event in the
picturesque Awa-Iti Domain
is the highlight of the year for
many local farmers, growers and
producers. Watch the
speed shear and Canterbury
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delights of the Peninsula to
Plate competition. Join in the
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Awa-Iti Domain, Western
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Ferrymead Kids Festival
Saturday, 10am-4pm
Take advantage of free entry
and ample parking spaces.
There will be a bouncy castle,
face-painting, mini putt, all-day
barbecue, market stalls, music
and community engagement.
There will also be prizes,
contests and games throughout
the day.
Still Rock Restaurant and
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Ferrymead
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Sunday, 11am-4pm
Ponies2Go and their cute
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Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50
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Interislander Summer
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Sunday, January 29, 10am
The Motukarara trots is one
of the biggest racedays on the
calendar for the South Island,
attracting a crowd of thousands.
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free kids entertainment and
live music while you soak up
the atmosphere at this idyllic
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Adults will cost $10 and children
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Motukarara Raceway, 43 Duck
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Storytimes/Wā Kōrero
Tuesday, 11-11.30am
This programme will suit preschoolers
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Temporary Lyttelton Library
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Wednesday January 18 2017
HEALTH & BEAUTY
Make wise
choices for
holiday fun
BAY HARBOUR
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Don’t spend your holiday
recuperating from a preventable
accident. The double whammy of
the holiday and summer seasons
are in full swing. Accidents lead
the way for ambulance rides and
healing time. An accident is just
that. An event that happens from
a series of events, causing bodily
harm. In most cases those events
could have been prevented with
a little more thought behind the
decision.
At Physiotherapy Associates,
located at 86 Wainoni Rd,
Wainoni, they pride themselves
in assisting the healing process
and they are strong advocates in
that awareness and assessment
are the key to prevention.
“We stress to our clients, the
following; always have a first aid
kit in the car, on the boat, or at
your location and do a first aid
course. Muscle and ligament
strains and sprains are some
of the most common accident
results.” Says head physiotherapist
Richard.
Alcohol consumption is one
of the biggest contributors to
any accident. As people mature
in many cases they acquire that,
“invisible, superhero syndrome”
where they feel they can do
actions with the same buoyancy as
when they were younger. In many
instances this leads to the result
of a fall, tweak or miscalculate in
the action and an injury incurs.”
Richard advises, “If there is
severe pain, deformity or inability
to bear weight seek medical help
or call 111 immediately. If soft
tissue pain does not improve by
the order of about 50% within 48
hours, visit your GP, afterhours or
your local physiotherapist.”
Fun is what life is all about.
Creating memories and enjoying
yourself. Just remember when
water-skiing, swimming,
playing cricket, touch, tramping,
skateboarding, running, biking,
walking, or any physical activity
to assess the situation, look at the
potential outcome and make that
choice to protect yourself and
those you love.
If an accident happens take
the following support steps and
Think RICE and HARM.
R est; the injured part.
I ce; apply a cold pack for 20
mins
C ompression; bandage to apply
compression to the injured part
to prevent swelling and bleeding.
E levation; the part to help
reduce swelling.
Avoid H.A.R.M.
H eat; don’t use hot packs on a
fresh injury.
A lcohol; avoid drinking it
increases swelling and bleeding
R unning; or exercise involving
the injured part
M assage; or rubbing can make
swelling and bleeding worse.
Today people look to Dr Google
for answers. Remember news is
sensationalized and more than
50% of what’s online is incorrect.
Check with your healthcare
professional before diagnosing
yourself.
New Zealand’s approved health
advice site is www.healthinfo.org.
nz.
Bottom line: Be careful, have
fun, make conscious choices and
lasting memories.
If you do have an accident
or need physio attention,
Call Richard or Wendy at
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UP? Shrub, hedge &
tree pruning, Lawns,
Gardening, consistently
reliable general property
upkeep, Dip. Hort. 10
yrs experience, One off
tidy ups or on-going
service. Nick’s Property
Maintenance. Keeping
your garden beautiful.
Free Quote. Ph. 942-4440
GARDENER - Need
your home or commercial
garden tidied up or
renovated or require long
term assistance. Phone
Ruth 326-6663 or 021
272-0303
Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Holiday
Accommodation
QUEENSLAND SUN-
SHINE COAST AUSTRA-
LIA Resort, Ocean Views,
Balconies, Self Contained,
1 or 2 B/R Ensuite,
Heated Pool, Spa, Sauna,
Free Internet, Shops,
Restaurants, Tennis, Surf
Club & Patrolled Beach,
Public Transport at door.
Ask for our SEASONAL
SPECIALS. Phone 61 7
544-35011 Email: reception@mandolin.com.au
www.mandolin.com.au
SUMNER Holiday
Accom 027 600 6076
www.kotaresumner.nz
Tours
Rexellent
Rentals
Cars, Vans, Brisbane, Coolangatta
FREE CALL
0800 601 508
e: rexellent@bigpond.com
Trades & Services
LANDSCAPING/
STONE WORK
All forms of landscaping,
fences, decking & paving.
Phone Mike
Stoneage Landscapes
021 1499 733
ROOF
PAINTING
Rope & harness
a speciality,
no scaffolding
required,
30 years of
breathtaking
experience.
FREE QUOTES
Exterior staining,
exterior painting,
moss and mould
treatment and
waterblasting
Phone Kevin
027 561 4629
Trades & Services
RE-ROOFING
QUALITY ROOFING AT THE
BEST PRICE AROUND
Protect your home with a new Colorsteel roof.
Call for a friendly, FREE assessment and quote.
• Roofing
• Spouting and Downpipe
• Safety rails
• Licensed Building
Practitioner
Ph: 347 9045 or 021 165 1682
Email: Robinsonroofing99@gmail.com
NOTIFICATION OF RESTRICTED
FIRE SEASON
(IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION
22(2) OF THE FOREST AND RURAL
FIRES ACT 1977)
CHRISTCHURCH CITY RURAL FIRE
AREA INCLUDING BANKS PENINSULA
Notice is hereby given that a Restricted Fire Season
is imposed by the Christchurch City Council over the
rural area for which the Council is the Fire Authority,
for the period midnight Wednesday 11 January 2017
until further notice.
The rural area for which the Council is the Fire Authority
under the Forest and Rural Fires Act 1977 covers all of
the district administered by the Council as territorial
authority pursuant to the Local Government Act 2002
(i.e. the City of Christchurch) except:
• The Christchurch, Brooklands, New Brighton,
Sumner, Lyttelton, Diamond Harbour, Governors
Bay, Little River and Akaroa Urban Fire Districts
established under Section 26 of the Fire Service
Act 1975; and
• State areas and any associated Fire Safety
Margin administered by the Department of
Conservation.
Please Note:
1. The restriction does not apply to barbeques
(in enclosed containers) lit on a property serviced
by a domestic water supply.
2. During a restricted fire season it is an offence to
light any fire in the open air unless a permit has
been obtained from the Christchurch City Council.
Applications for permits may be made to the
Christchurch City Council, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford
Street, Christchurch (telephone 941-8999). Please
allow at least 3 working days prior to burn date to
allow for time for site inspection and issue of permit.
3. Any permit issued is not a legal defence to claims
for damage which may arise from the fire. The
responsibility for its control and the liability for
any damage which might arise lie with the person
lighting the fire.
4. The continuation of the restriction will be constantly
reviewed and the restriction may be lifted or extended
depending on the fire risk. Any such alteration will be
publicly notified.
Darrin Woods
PRINCIPAL RURAL FIRE OFFICER
www.ccc.govt.nz
Trades & Services
BRICKLAYER
George Lockyer. Over
30 years bricklaying
experience. UK trained.
Licensed Building
Practitioner number
BP105608. Insurance
work. EQC repairs.
Heritage brickwork a
speciality. No job too
small. Governors Bay.
Home 329-9344, Cell
027 684-4046, email
georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz
Public Notices
Trades & Services
CARPET & VInYL
LAYIng
Repairs, uplifting,
relaying, restretching,
E mail jflattery@xtra.
co.nz,
ph 0800 003 181
or 027 2407416
COnCRETE
Decorative Concrete
Placing, Canterbury
owned & operated
for over 10 years,
competitive rates, full
excavation, coloured,
exposed, stamped, call
Paul 027 322 6119
ELECTRICIAn
JMP Electrical
Experienced & registered..
Expert in all home
electrical repairs &
maintence.Call James 027
4401715
FURnITURE
REMOVALS
Large Trucks $95 +
GST per hour 7 day NZ
wide, packing & moving,
Professional Company,
Professional Service.
Canterbury Relocations
Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313
NOTICE OF PROHIBITION OF FIRES IN THE OPEN AIR WITHIN THE
CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH
(IMPOSED PURSUANT TO SECTION 13 OF THE CHRISTCHURCH URBAN FIRE
SAFETY BYLAW 2014)
Notice is hereby given that the prohibition on fires in the open air over those parts of the district which are fire district
declared or constituted under Section 26 of the Fire Service Act 1975 is imposed by Clause 13 of the Christchurch
Urban Fire Safety Bylaw 2014 for the period from midnight Saturday 14 January 2017 until further notice.
The prohibition applies to those parts of the district which are a Fire District declared as constituted under Section
26 of the Fire Service Act 1975 and these are Brooklands, New Brighton, Sumner, Lyttelton, Governors Bay, Diamond
Harbour, Little River and Akaroa and Christchurch Urban Fire Districts (where District is defined as meaning “for
which the Council is the territorial authority”). The Council may extend the prohibition.
During any such prohibition no person shall light any fire in the open air and no person being the occupier of any
premises shall cause, permit, or suffer any such fire to be lit there or to continue to burn there. The penalty for such
an offence is a fine of up to $20,000.
The purpose of the prohibition is to conserve public safety by preventing danger from fire.
Note: The Council may at any time, where in its opinion special reason exists or may exist to prevent the outbreak
or spread of fire, prohibit the lighting of fires in the open air for any specified additional period of time within all or
any districts of the city as listed above.
This prohibition does not apply to:
1. Any barbeque, pizza oven or hangi provided:
(a) it is not likely to constitute a danger to any person or property by reason of its location, risk of spread, inadequate
containment, prevailing wind or otherwise; and
(b) there is immediately available a pressurised water supply connected to a hose; and
(c) it is adequately supervised.
2. Any fire in the open air in respect of which the occupier of the land upon which the fire is situated has obtained from
the Council an exemption from the prohibition.
Exemptions may, under Section 15 of the Bylaw, be granted in exceptional circumstances in that:
(a) the fire is urgently required to prevent, reduce or overcome any hazard to life, health, property or the environment; and
(b) the use of fire is the most efficient and effective means to reduce any risk of hazard to life, health, property
or the environment.
Applications for exceptions may be made in writing to the Regulatory Compliance Unit, Civic Offices, PO Box 73049
Christchurch 8154 or at any Council Service Centre. The issue of an exemption is not a legal defence against claims
for damage arising by reason of the fire. The responsibility for its control and liability for any damage which may arise
lies with the person lighting the fire.
Trades & Services
LAnDSCAPE
COnSTRUCTIOn
Lawns, paving, water
features, irrigation,
planting, decks,
driveways, kerbing, ponds,
retainer walls, fencing.
Free quotes, Phone Tony
021-034-8555
PAInTIng
PLASTERIng
Free quotes. Int/ext &
roof painting Family run
business, work guaranteed.
Ph Kerin or Paul 022 191
7877 or 379-1281. Website
www.swedekiwipainting.
co.nz
PAInTER/PLASTERER
Experienced tradesman,
quality work, free quotes,
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or
03 328-7280
PAInTER
Top quality work, interior/
exterior, pensioners
discount, free quotes, 30
years experience, I stand
by Canterbury, ph Wayne
your friendly painter
03 385-4348 or 027 274-
3541
PAInTIng
PLASTERIng
Excellent finish. Domestic
& Commercial. Ph Chris
027 223 8542
PLASTERIng
INTERIOR, no job too big
or too small, specialise in
repair work & new houses,
free quotes given, over 20
yrs plastering experience,
ph 027 221-4066 or 384-
2574
Tracey Weston
HEAD OF REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
www.ccc.govt.nz
Trades & Services
Wanted To Buy
A+ Household effects,
fridges, freezers, washing
machines, ovens. Good
cash paid. Ph Paul 022
0891 671
Public Notice
ROOFIng
Qualified & Licenced
Practitioner. Re-Roof &
Repairs, all types. Member
New Zealand Roofing
Association. Over 35 years
experience. Phone John
027 432-3822 or 351-9147
email
co.nz
johnmill@ihug.
STOnEMASOn
BRICK BLOCKLAYER,
Earthquake Repairs, Grind
Out & Repoint, River/
Oamaru stone, Schist,
Volcanic Rock, Paving,
all Alterations new & old,
Quality Workmanship,
visit www.featureworks.
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145
VHS VIDEO TAPES
& all camera tapes
converted to DVD, video
taping special occasions,
www.grahamsvideo.co.nz
ph 03 338-1655
WInDOW CLEAnIng
“Your Windows are the
eyes of your Home”, for
a free no obligation quote,
call Greg Brown, Crystal
Clear Window Cleaning
ph 384-2661 or 027 616-
0331 Local Resident
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE
Phone for further details
(03) 379 1100

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Wednesday January 18 2017
Entries with any purchase at SuperValue from 16th January until the 29th January 2017.
An Avanti Spice 20 inch bike, Avanti Shadow 16 inch bike and helmets to be won in each store.
For more information and terms and conditions see supervalue.co.nz/bike-wise.
Fresh Tegel NZ Chicken Drumsticks
Keri Fruit Drink/Juice
2.4-3L
$
5 49
kg
$
3 99
each
Loose Hothouse Tomatoes
Bluebird Burger Rings/Twisties/Cheezels/Rashuns
110-120g
$
1 99
kg
99 c each
Hellers Pre-Cooked BBQ Sausages 1kg
Country Fresh Washed Potato Range 2kg
Vogel’s Bread
720-750g
(Excludes Gluten Free)
$
6 49
each
Speight’s Gold Medal Ale/Summit
12 x 330ml Bottles
Please drink
responsibly
$
3 99
bag
Saints
750ml
2 for
$
7 00
Coke/Sprite/
Fanta/Lift/L&P
2.25L
$
17 99
pack
SuperValueNZ
SuperValue.co.nz
$
8 99
each
$
2 99
each
SuperValue Lyttelton: 17 London Street, Lyttelton. Phone 328 7368. Open 7am-9pm, 7 days.
SuperValue Sumner: 3 Village Mall, Sumner. Phone 326 5688. Open 7am-9pm, 7 days.
Specials available from Wednesday, 18th January until Sunday, 22nd January 2017 or while stocks last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. All limits specified apply per customer per
day. Trade not supplied. Prepared meals are serving suggestions only. Props not included. Certain products may not be available in all stores. Proprietary brands not for resale.
Customer Support Freephone 0800 40 40 40.
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