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• By Noah Graham 

THE PUBLIC will get a big say 

on what changes will be made to 

the controversial St Andrews Hill 

Rd, Bridle Path Rd and Main Rd 

intersection. 

The city council is 

looking to change the 

layout and residents have 

received a brochure in their 

letterboxes outlining three 

options. 

Hill residents were 

critical of changes to the 

intersection when the 

Ferrymead Bridge was 

reconstructed during 2015. 

The first option is to leave 

the intersection as it is. 

The second is to install new traffic 

signals on St Andrews Hill Rd alongside 

new pre-signals on Bridle Path 

Rd. 

The third is to introduce a no right 

turn for Bridle Path traffic on to Main 

Rd. 

Intersection user and Cannon Hill 

Cres resident Mike Morrison said 

option two is the better option and 

was the obvious choice. 

Mr Morrison said a submission was 

made to the city council when the 

Ferrymead Bridge was reconstructed 

which recommended traffic signals on 

St Andrews Hill Rd. 

He claims it would have 

saved a lot of time, effort 

and money if the city council 

had listened to the original 

recommendations. 

The community wants the 

new traffic signals installed 

and leaving the intersection 

as it is would be dangerous, 

Mr Morrison said. 

Sara Templeton Last week Mr Morrison 

had a close call at the intersection 

when he was making his way 

into the city. 

He said a motorist ran through one 

of the red lights. 

“They should not have run through 

the red light, but the intersection did 

not help.” 

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Wednesday February 1 2017 

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News.......................................3-8 

THE PEOPLE have spoken and 

the city council has listened. 

Good news on page 1 today – 

it looks like the St Andrews Hill 

Rd intersection at the bottom of 

the hill will be changed. 

Locals via Bay Harbour News 

and other means tried to tell the 

council they had got it wrong 

when the changes were being 

made, but they didn’t listen. 

Only repeated articles and 

drum-beating saw staff react, 

and now it’s happening. 

More consultation of course, 

and that means things will drag 

on, but at least a good result is 

now in sight. 

Local surfers and runners have 

done well in their respective 

sports in recent weeks and we 

have the details on pages 12 and 

15, plus a good photo of young 

Tim Ward on the front page. 

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‘Prison-style’ fencing to stay 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

REDCLIFFS RESIDENTS have 

lost a battle to have “prisonstyle” 

fencing changed. 

However, they have received 

an apology for the confusing 

consultation process. 

The city council installed 2m 

high safety fences along the cliff 

side of Main Rd to keep people 

out of the dangerous rock-fall 

area in November. 

However, Redcliffs Residents’ 

Association was angry as it 

thought the pool-style fencing 

was too tall, and it had “prison 

style” spikes on the top which 

was not in the original plan. 

The association wrote to the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board, requesting 

it ask the city council to include 

funding in the Annual Plan to 

revise the extent and style of the 

fencing. 

It also criticised the consultation 

process, saying the city 

council had not listened to 

residents’ requests to reduce 

the height to 1.2m, and the 

inclusion of spikes had not been 

consulted on. 

But in a Sumner Lyttelton 

Corridor newsletter posted on 

the city council website, city 

services general manager Dave 

Darrell Latham 

Chris Doudney 

Adamson apologised for the 

confusion around the consultation 

and justified why that fencing 

was installed. 

“We are sorry if there has 

been confusion and angst 

around some of the decisions 

about the fencing. 

“We assure you there has 

never been any attempt to intentionally 

mislead anyone.” 

Mr Adamson said the city 

council’s decision to install that 

type of fencing was based on 

safety, and expert advice. 

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Residents’ association acting 

chairman Chris Doudney said 

he had not seen the newsletter, 

and was not aware of other 

members of the association seeing 

it. 

He said the issue lay with the 

consultation process. 

“They didn’t really consult 

about anything really, they were 

just telling us this is what we’re 

going to do.” 

Community board member 

Darrell Latham said the fencing 

was unlikely to be changed. 

He said the city council needed 

to ensure its communication 

around consultation options 

was correct and not subject to 

misinterpretation in the future. 

Fencing has been installed at 

Moa Bone Point, and will also 

be installed at Shag Rock Reserve 

and Wakefield Ave, from 

Nayland to Paisley Sts as part of 

the Sumner Lyttelton Corridor 

project. 

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BAY HARBOUR News has a new 

reporter – Noah Graham. 

Noah, who is a product of Aoraki 

Polytech’s journalism course, replaces 

Annabelle Dick, who has left 

to further her career in Wellington. 

“Bay Harbour News is a fantastic 

local paper and I can’t wait to meet 

the various community groups and 

organisations,” he 

said. 

Noah (right) 

will cover general 

news and sport – 

he’s a keen cricketer 

and follower 

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So if you are a community group, 

sports club, school or any other 

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Actors swap roles in popular 

BRAND NEW TWIST: Nick Cheesebrough as Lady Marian and Sophia Benter-Lynch as Robin 

Hood in a new adaptation for the Anthony Harper Summer Theatre production of Robin Hood. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

NICK CHEESEBROUGH has 

played a wide scope of leading 

roles – from the gentle Tinman 

in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz 

to gambler Harry the Horse in 

musical Guys & Dolls. 

But never did he think he 

would play what is traditionally 

a leading lady role. 

The 19-year-old of Purau 

is playing a more masculine 

version of Lady Marian in a new 

adaptation of Robin Hood. 

“I didn’t think I would be 

playing a love interest anytime 

soon,” he said. 

A new production of the 

English legend was created by 

Daniel Pengelly for the city 

council’s Anthony Harper 

Summer Theatre production. 

And the Riccarton House 

grounds has transformed into 

Sherwood Forest as the tale of 

Robin Hood and her adventures 

is brought to the city. 

While most of the storyline 

remains the same, the show has 

a new twist with all characters’ 

genders roles being switched. 

Cheesebrough describes his 

reinvented character as a buff 

jockey sort of guy with a few 

insecurities. 

The former Cashmere High 

School student said his character 

is still the damsel-in-distress 

and the love interest of Robin 

Hood. 

“They meet by chance and 

instantly have the look of love 

and fall in love. Love at first site 

. . . then it is Robin saving him 

from the Sheriff of Nottingham,” 

he said. 

The show was inspired by 

1991 film Robin Hood: Prince of 

Thieves starring Alan Rickman 

and Kevin Costner. 

Classic characters such 

as the infamous Sheriff of 

Nottingham is played by Carrie 

Green, Friar Tuck by Millie 

Hanford and Robin Hood by 

Sophia Benter-Lynch. 

Benter-Lynch, of St Martins, 

said it is an empowering play for 

families – especially for those 

taking their daughters. 

“Even though Robin Hood is 

a young woman she is still great 

at leading this army. People 

actually follow her and it is a 

great message to the youth of 

today,” she said. 

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Benter-Lynch are members 

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English tale 

Growing opposition to 

Since graduating from Cashmere 

High School Cheesebrough 

has performed in several productions 

for Canterbury University’s 

Musical Theatre Society and 

in Showbiz Christchurch’s Evita. 

Originally from Portsmouth, 

England, Cheesebrough moved to 

the city when he was 10 and hopes 

to get into Toi Whakaari: New 

Zealand Drama School based in 

Wellington. 

Benter-Lynch’s interest in 

acting was first ignited when she 

became obsessed with the film 

The Sound of Music at eight-yearsold. 

“I was like they are on stage 

they having so much fun singing 

and dancing and it is just like isn’t 

this just a dream job to be able to 

have fun for the rest of your life,” 

she said. 

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Sophia Benter-Lynch 

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Redcliffs School move 

• Noah Graham 

OPPOSITION TO Redcliffs 

School’s move to Redcliffs Park 

is continuing to snowball. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board member 

Darrell Latham knows the relocation 

of the school is a difficult 

decision but says it is the wrong 

one. 

“From my perspective, Hekia 

Parata (Education Minister) has 

in many ways dealt the Redcliffs 

community a poisoned chalice.” 

From his perspective, the 

Main Rd site was the best location 

for the school and expert 

advice provided to Ms Parata 

proved it was safe, he said. 

He could not understand why 

the ministry had decided to 

move the school from Main Rd 

to an area that was susceptible 

to coastal erosion, contaminated 

land and tsunamis. 

The community was thrilled 

Redcliffs School would stay 

open, but it would come at a 

“tricky cost,” Mr Latham said. 

He said Ms Parata decided 

Redcliffs Park would be suitable 

as the new site. 

However, Friends of Redcliffs 

Park chairwoman Simi Desor 

said there was nothing wrong 

with the original school site. 

“The old school site is perfectly 

safe and perfectly fine to keep,” 

she said. 

“If the school is the heart of 

the community, that particular 

park is really the soul of the 

community and we would like to 

preserve the park.” 

National list MP Nuk Korako 

respects some members of the 

community have a preference for 

the original site but the advice 

received by the Ministry of Education 

points to Redcliffs Park 

being a better site for a school. 

“The ministry will be working 

with Christchurch City Council 

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the park to stay as 

it is. 

to acquire the land, and that will 

involve consultation with the 

land owners,” he said. 

Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson 

reflected many of the views expressed 

by the community. 

She said there was no logical 

reason for the school to be 

rebuilt at Redcliffs Park. 

“There is no reason behind the 

[decision].” 

Redcliffs Residents’ Association 

chairman Chris Doudney 

is one of several people trying to 

fight the ministry’s decision. 

He said it would save time and 

money if the school stayed at its 

original site and the community 

could continue using the park. 

“It’s a waste of a site and a 

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News 

Intersection 

goes back 

for discussion 

•From page 1 

Heathcote Ward councillor 

Sara Templeton said she had 

received a lot of contact from 

residents who are motivated to 

make a submission since the 

consultation had started. 

“I’m expecting good 

numbers at the two drop-in 

sessions and am looking 

forward to hearing what they 

have to say.” 

She said the consultation 

does not close until February 

23 which gives residents a 

good opportunity to have their 

say. 

“It’s a difficult intersection 

with difficult geography and I 

know that any decision will be 

robustly debated.” 

Residents will have their 

chance to voice their opinions 

this evening from 4.30-6pm 

at the Mt Pleasant Memorial 

Community Centre and at 

the Heathcote Community 

Centre on February 9 from 

5-6.30pm. 

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Gondola images now online 

• By Noah Graham 

TWO CAMERAS installed 

on the gondola to give people 

a snapshot of the conditions 

on the Port Hills are now 

operational. 

Every 10min, the Summit 

Road Society’s website is updated 

with an up-close photograph of 

the hills which allows residents 

to look through the day’s footage 

and prepare for the conditions 

before they make their trip up. 

One camera faces east towards 

Godley Head while the other 

gives a western view towards the 

Sign of the Kiwi and Gebbies 

Pass. 

Summit Road Society board 

member Hamish Grant is delighted 

with the cameras and the 

effect they are already having. 

He said the cameras deliver 

a clear view of the hills and a 

chance to spot any bad weather 

which could ruin a day out. 

As an avid cyclist and Port 

Hills regular, Mr Grant said the 

new cameras are “very useful” 

for the community of people 

who like to walk, run and cycle 

up the hills. 

It allows people to prepare and 

dress accordingly before they 

hike up the hills, Mr Grant said. 

He said the cameras are an important 

addition as the weather 

is often completely different 

when compared to the rest of the 

city. 

Mr Grant is the driving force 

behind the cameras which were 

installed six months ago and 

took a “long time” before they 

were available to the public. 

He admits the decision to get 

the cameras up and running 

cam from a “slightly selfish” side 

but he believes they are, and will 

be, a huge benefit to the community. 

The images can be seen on the 

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Yacht club’s $1.17m shed 

BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 7 

• By Tom Doudney 

Trevor Kite 

THE Christchurch Yacht Club 

is hoping it will soon get the go 

ahead for a new rowing shed 

to replace the one demolished 

after the June 2011 earthquake. 

The Moncks Bay-based club 

wants to build a new $1.17 

million shed in 

a more seaward 

position to allow 

room for the 

Coastal Pathway 

walking and 

cycle route between 

it and the 

road. Building 

the shed further 

seaward means higher costs. 

The club already has resource 

consent and a building permit 

for the new shed. It has also 

asked the city council to 

contribute $327,595 towards 

the extra costs associated with 

providing for the Coastal Pathway, 

along with an additional 

$239,713 because the public 

will have use of the shed’s 

decks and ramps. 

The club has raised $607,000 

so far, and has carried out soil 

testing. 

It has met with both the 

city council and the Coastal 

Pathway group over the last 

two months and expects to 

get a response from the city 

council soon. 

Once funding has been 

secured, work could begin 

almost immediately and 

would take about 10 months to 

complete. 

The new shed would be 5.5m 

further seaward, enlarging the 

space for a public walking and 

cycle route between it and the 

road from 1m to 4m. 

The club’s shed and 

boardwalk project convener 

Trevor Kite said the proposal 

was a win-win scenario for the 

club and community. 

“Although we have the 

right to put the shed back as 

it was, to have done so would 

have denied the community 

the chance to walk past there 

except for a little track,” 

he said. 

“It has been identified as the 

major obstacle for completing 

the Coastal Pathway between 

Ferrymead and Sumner.” 

Mr Kite said the club would 

function much better when 

it could once again provide a 

shed for members to store boats 

in. 

WRECKED: The 

Christchurch Yacht 

Club’s rowing shed 

was demolished 

following the June 

2011 earthquake, 

which was centred 

less than 200m 

away. 

This would also help with 

traffic and parking in the area, 

as members would not have to 

bring their boats with them on 

trailers. 

The shed had already been 

damaged in the February 2011 

earthquake and was deemed 

unsafe following the magnitude 

6.3 quake in June that year, 

which was centred less than 

200m away. 

The clubrooms were 

also damaged by the 2011 

earthquakes, although they are 

still able to be used and will be 

rebuilt at a later date. 

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www.star.kiwi launched yesterday 

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CTV, which ended as a television 

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UFB rollout would provide 

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History provides strong future 

Port Hills MP 

Ruth Dyson 

talks about 

Lyttelton’s 

history 

How many times 

over the last six 

years have you heard someone 

(even yourself) ask – “What used 

to be there?” 

With the number of buildings 

that we have lost, I feel it’s really 

important to have easy and 

accessible information about 

what used to be in these now 

vacant or newly built on sites. 

And it’s the same with local 

identities – remembering them 

and their contribution is important 

too. It helps build a sense of 

place and community. 

I have seen so many visitors 

to Lyttelton look at the beautiful 

photos on London St, taken by 

Jae Renaut. 

Who would have imagined all 

those years ago when he took 

those photos that they would 

be some of the enduring images 

of buildings no longer there. 

Beautiful and significant buildings 

like the Harbour Light, the 

Salvation Army Barracks and 

the Lyttelton Council building. 

Likewise, it was really lovely 

to see the plaque unveiled to 

commemorate the 105 th anniversary 

of the founding of 

MEMORIES: 

Buildings such as the 

former Harbourlight 

Theatre and the 

Colletts Chemist 

site are of significant 

historical importance 

to Lyttelton. 

Colletts Chemist on the corner 

of London and Oxford Sts. 

The community board deserves 

our thanks for supporting this 

plaque and I certainly hope that 

it is the first of many to recognise 

other community leaders and 

contributors. 

Some of the plaques could be 

more beneficial if they had a 

story board with me, so that locals 

and visitors alike could read 

a bit of the history of the person 

or building. 

Perhaps other areas in the city 

could think about doing a similar 

project to Lyttelton? 

Very little of our history is 

accessible to the average visitor 

and I think that it would give us 

a positive point of difference to 

many other areas as we compete 

for the tourist visitors. 

What do you think? 

Economy driving 

wage and job growth 

National List 

MP Nuk Korako 

talks about 

what to expect 

in election year 

Happy New Year. 

As we head 

into election year, people will be 

considering whether they think 

New Zealand is heading in the 

right direction. To me the answer 

is a resounding yes. 

New Zealand tops the world 

rankings as the least corrupt 

country on earth, the most prosperous 

country and the easiest 

place to do business. 

The economy continues to 

grow, driving wage and job 

growth, and allowing us to lift 

the minimum wage ahead of inflation 

again. Tourism has grown 

by 8.4 per cent in Canterbury in 

the last year, and with the opening 

of major attractions such 

as the Christchurch Adventure 

Park, I expect that growth to 

increase. 

We have work under way on 

multiple cycleways throughout 

the Port Hills – in particular the 

Sumner to City cycleway will 

be enjoyed by commuters and 

recreational cyclists alike. 

But this year is not just about 

the election. There is plenty of 

work to do in the Port Hills. I 

will be continuing to monitor the 

situation with Redcliffs School, as 

the Ministry of Education works 

to get construction of the new 

school under way, and advocate 

to lower the speed in school 

zones. 

I have been involved with the 

Heathcote River, but there is 

more work to be done on this, 

and other environmental issues 

within the Port Hills. 

The issues caused by 

Christchurch City Council’s 

handling of Coastal Hazards 

have not gone away, and I will 

continue to advocate for an 

outcome that is satisfactory to 

coastal residents. 

We also need to keep working 

on bringing cruise ships back to 

Lyttelton. It is really important 

that we take a regional approach 

to this issue, acknowledging 

not just the benefits to the Port 

Company and to Lyttelton, but to 

all of Christchurch. 

And as always, I am available 

to help with constituent issues 

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IN FORM: Craig Primmer was instrumental with both bat and 

ball in Heathcote’s final twenty20 round robin match. 

Semi-final spot 

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• By Gordon Findlater 

HEATHCOTE’S 2A team have 

pulled off two final day victories 

to qualify for the Barry Hadlee 

Series semi-finals. 

They will now take on East 

Christchurch Shirley at Burwood 

Park tomorrow for a spot 

in Monday’s final. 

After starting their metro 

cricket twenty20 campaign with 

two loses from three games, 

Heathcote’s only chance of 

qualifying for the semi-finals 

was to win both of their final 

two games and by a comfortable 

margin. 

Burnside West Christchurch 

University were their first test on 

Saturday and Heathcote didn’t 

muck around setting an imposing 

total batting first. Opener 

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with an unbeaten knock 

of 90 to help his side through to 

169/7 from their 20 overs. 

Heathcote’s bowlers backed 

Mealings’ effort in the second 

innings as they restricted the 

opposition to 124/5 to secure the 

45-run victory. 

The result meant that Heathcote 

now need to defeat Merivale 

Papanui in their afternoon 

match. However, a result itself 

would not be enough. 

Going into the match Merivale 

Papanui occupied the second 

and final play-off spot in pool 

two of the competition. They 

had one more win that Heathcote 

and also held a significant 

net run rate advantage. 

With a big win required, time 

was of the essence when Heathcote 

went into bat. Mealings 

once again set the tone at the top 

of the innings, backing up his 

unbeaten 90 with a quick fire 80 

which included eight fours and 

five sixes. 

Craig Primmer then came to 

the crease later in the innings, 

clearing the boundary four 

times before being bowled for 

60 as Heathcote finished on a 

monster total of 213/3. 

They now needed to dismiss 

Merivale Papanui cheaply to 

secure, and the bowlers rose to 

the occasion. Primmer backed 

up his half century with two 

wickets, while David Stack, 

Neranga Jayaweera and Tom 

Clay also chipped in with two 

wickets each to dismiss Merivale 

Papanui in the 19th over for just 

91 runs. 

The 128-run win was more 

than enough to secure second 

spot in pool two for Heathcote. 

Both Merivale Papanui and 

Sydenham finished with the 

same competition points. However, 

Heathcote’s dominant final 

day meant they held a superior 

net run rate. 

CHAMPION: Victoria Wells (left) soars high 

in the 80m hurdles for Canterbury at the 

inter-provincials in Dunedin. 

ACHIEVEMENT: 

Beth Hunter and 

John Wells both 

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Sumner at the 

recent South Island 

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JANUARY WAS a busy month 

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Running Club who competed at 

a number of events around the 

country. 

The year opened with the 

Lovelock Classics in Timaru 

where Caleb Sutter, 11, and 

John Wells, 13, both captured 

victories. 

Caleb won the 11-year-old 

boys 100m sprint in a time of 

13.73sec. He then finished second 

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of 3.93m saw him finish just two 

centimetres behind the winner. 

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put where he completed the podium 

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Sumner’s Luca Tracey competed 

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Tim Ward, 14, and Victoria 

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Low pressure system whipped up 

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IT SEEMS as 

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first large, 

high pressure 

system will centre over the 

southern part of the country 

this week. 

The southern ocean is still 

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south-westerly swells pushing 

north. 

The spring-like weather last 

month has had a silver lining 

in the fact that there have been 

plenty of waves around. 

Consistent southerly swells 

have been pushing up the 

coast and each north-west to 

south-west change has been 

preceded by a fun north swell 

for the city beaches. Taylors 

and the Scarborough breakwater 

have had some great waves. 

The last big low pressure 

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biggest north swells in a long, 

long time. Bigger than Cyclone 

Pam, although a lot messier. 

The Environment Canterbury 

buoy off Banks Peninsula 

peaked at an average wave 

height of 5.5m, with 11.5m 

waves recorded from the 

north-east. 

There were waves breaking 

in places they shouldn’t – I saw 

some rollers breaking up the 

shipping channel in Lyttelton 

Harbour. 

For most of the day on ‘big 

Sunday,’ it was too big and 

messy to surf, but once the 

wind swung offshore, the 

swell became organised and 

there where some big bombs at 

Taylors and Scarborough for 

the brave. 

The water is still pretty 

chilly only 17 deg C. February 

is normally the month of our 

warmest ocean temperatures 

so hopefully we can get at least 

Aaron's surf report 

a few weeks of 20 deg C water. 

The National Surf Championships, 

presented by Health 

2000, were held in Piha this 

month. Raglan’s Billy Stairmand 

won his sixth open 

men’s title. 

A small crew of local surfers 

ventured north with some 

great success. Harrison Whiteside 

made the open quarterfinals. 

Lucy Temoananui put 

in a great performance to 

place second in the women’s 

SUP division. She was leading 

most of the final and was close 

to victory but her rival from 

Gisborne scored the winning 

wave in the last five minutes. 

Alan Temoananui surfed 

well in the competitive over-28 

men’s division to place fourth 

in the final. 

Ava Henderson put in a 

great performance in the under-14 

girls’ section, winning 

all her heats on the way to the 

final. 

Henderson placed second in 

a tightly contested final. Her 

mum, Donna, put in a last 

minute entry into the over-30s 

women’s event and ended up 

winning her first national title. 

The waves were pretty big and 

challenging for most of the 

week. 

The South Island circuit 

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on February 24 and 25. Locally, 

the Malfunction at New 

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is normally our best time of 

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by making up answers and witty 

responses. 

Orange Studios, Ferry Rd. Tickets 

from $10 

Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

This event aims to encourage 

learning through language. It 

involves rhymes, songs, stories and 

play with the other babies. 

Trinity Hall, Lyttelton Recreation 

Centre, 25 Winchester St. Free entry 

Estuary Fest 

Saturday, 1-6pm 

Come join in the fun at the 

annual Estuary Fest and celebrate 

the wetlands. There will be 

fairground rides, community stalls, 

food vendors, interactive displays 

and music. Free entry but some 

rides, food and drinks will cost. 

For more information, visit www. 

facebook.com/Estuaryfest 

McCormacks Bay Reserve, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd, Mt Pleasant 

SEAWEEK AKAROA: The theme for Seaweek will be Toiora te Moana, Toiora te Tangata 

– Healthy Seas, Healthy People. Numerous events have been planned in Akaroa and 

Seaweek will provide special opportunities to experience the beauty and mysteries of the 

marine environment. Please visit Akaroa.com for the programme of events. Seaweek will 

run from Saturday, February 25, to Sunday, March 5. 

Lyttelton SummerFest 

February 11 to March 10 

Enjoy the Lyttelton 

SummerFest by Project 

Lyttelton. There will be two 

new events in the SummerFest 

this year – a traditional Kiwi 

community barbecue at The 

Grassy and a day of creative 

taster workshops, offered by 

some amazing local arts and 

crafts people. We’ll have the 

fifth Strange Bedfellows at 

Lyttelton Arts Factory, with 

a whole new group of artists 

mixing it up together. 

Learn to Sail 

Sunday, February 12, 

9am-noon. Then every 

Sunday morning for eight weeks 

This course will cater for 

children aged eight to 13 

with very little or no sailing 

experience. To register 

and for more details, email 

programmes@navalpoint.co.nz 

or register via the Naval 

Point Club website. Fees will 

apply. 

Naval Point Club Lyttelton, 16 

Marina Accessway, Magazine 

Bay 

Markets 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ 

Market: Every Saturday, 

9.30am-2.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St 

Sumner Sunday Market: 

Every Sunday from November 

to April, 11am-3pm, Wakefield 

Ave 

Akaroa Farmers’ Market: 

Every Saturday from October 

to April, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

car park


BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 17 

WE ARE ON THE MOVE 

Due to upcoming EQC repairs on our existing premises we have decided 

to vacate our Athelston Street, Barrington offices at the end of our lease 

which expires on the 31st January 2017 

Barrington Jewellery Centre 

With over 100 years of combined expertise in jewellery we offer a unique 

service where you can purchase your engagement, wedding rings and 

remakes, have jewellery repaired, ring resizing and restoration completed, as 

well as your precious items of jewellery valued. 

Clarity Diamonds 

- Edwin Edmonds 

Clarity Diamonds will continue to offer their extensive range 

of engagement and wedding rings and remaking service 

by appointment only. To make an appointment as from the 

1st of February phone Edwin on 982 2982 or email: edwin@ 

claritydiamonds.co.nz Edwin wishes to thank all those who have 

supported him while in Barrington and he looks forward to hearing 

from you again to meet your requirements and is happy to answer 

any questions you may have. 

Clarity Diamonds was established by Edwin Edmonds to offer 

a personalised service to provide the best combination of 

style quality and value for money. Over the last 35 

years Edwin has specialised in engagement 

and wedding rings and carries one of 

the largest selections in Christchurch 

which customers can order in the 

combinations that suit them best. 

Free Quotes are given and a design 

service is also available. Remaking 

of your jewellery is also a speciality 

at Clarity Diamonds where we can 

recreate your treasured pieces. 

Before 

Craig Anderson 

– Goldsmith/ Manufacturing Jeweller 

Craig Anderson - Goldsmith, will continue to offer Jewellery 

Manufacture, Restoration and Repair by appointment only. 

Craig wishes to thank his customers for their support whilst 

based in Barrington. 

To make an appointment as from 1 February 2017 Craig 

can be contacted either by 

Mobile: 021 844 649 Email: goldsmithnz@gmail.com 

With 38 years experience at the workbench Craig 

specialises in jewellery repair and restoration. A member 

of the Goldsmiths Guild of New Zealand, 

Craig completed his apprenticeship in 

Remade 

Ring 

After 

Wellington and attained his Trade 

Certificate in Manufacturing 

Jewellery in 1978. Jewellery 

repairs, ring resizing and 

restorations are carried out by 

Craig in his workshop on the 

premises. Craig will discuss 

the best available options 

to you in regards repairs as 

well as advice on the care 

and maintenance of your 

precious jewellery items. Whilst 

no appointment is necessary 

Craig can be contacted on (03) 

337 6576 if you wish to make a time 

to see him. 

Professional 

service from 

professional 

people 

Edwin Edmonds 

Clarity Diamonds 

GIA Diamond Cert. 

Craig Anderson 

Goldsmith / 

Manufacturing 

Jeweller 

Member Goldsmiths 

Guild of N.Z. 

NZTCMJ 

JVC Valuers 

1st Fl/10a Athelstan Street, 

Barrington 

Christchurch 

Ph: 

Fax: 

03 332 4233 

03 982 4234 

Email: jim@jvcvaluers.co.nz 

Client Name: 

Valuation Number: 

Ruby Ring 

JC12-7834Ad 

Valuation for Insurance 

Item: 1 SOLITAIRE RING 

Alloy: 18ct yellow gold, Stamped : (18ct/1.00), Manufacture: assembled cast, Maker Designer: na, Setting: 

tapered six claw, Underrail: straight, Shoulders diamond set extended and pointed cross over, 

Shank/Band: narrow, near flat and slightly tapered. 

DIAMOND.. one claw set, round brilliant cut diamond measuring 5.37 - 5.29 mm, estimated total weight 

0.58 carats, with apparent averaged quality of; Colour: I-J, Clarity: low SI2, Make: medium good. 

DIAMOND.. Fourteen channel set, round brilliant cut diamonds measuring 1.93 - 1.95 mm, estimated 

total weight 0.42 carats, with apparent averaged quality of; Colour: H-I, Clarity: SI2-I1, Make: medium. 

DiamondLink #L049M- www.diamondlink.co.nz 

Item Weight: 

Condition: 

Durability: 

510 

Good 

Good 

Valuer: Jim Young, GIA: Diamonds Graduate GIA: ADG 

Authorised signature: 

Economic Factors: 

grams 

NRV- New Replacement Value...... 

$6,275.00 

VALUERS DECLARATION - I hereby certify that the above item was personally examined by me on the date shown 

and has been valued for the purpose of Insurance. This report does not constitute a warranty or guarantee. This 

report should be read in conjunction with the attached schedule 

20 July 2012 

$NZ Exchange Rates US$ 0.7775 Metal Prices (NZ$/ounce) Gold 2055.16 Platinum 1857.87 Palladium 

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JVC Valuers, Jewellery Valuation Specialists 

We are Moving, our new address from Feb 1/2017 will be unit 2/301 Lincoln Road 

(opposite Domino’s and next door to The Addington Coffee Coop). 

Ph: (03) 332 4233 | Email: jim@jvcvaluers.co.nz | www.jvcvaluers.co.nz 

Why use JVC ? See why JVC Valuers, jewellery valuation specialists are leading the 

industry in jewellery valuation services. 

1. EXPERIENCE. As we value more precious jewellery than anyone else in NZ, our 

valuation team have unrivalled expertise. We can value all types of jewellery, 

diamonds and gemstones. We value antique watches, antique jewellery, Asian 22 

carat or 24 carat gold jewellery. 

2. QUALITY. Our valuations meet Insurance Company standards. Your jewellery 

will be clearly described, cleaned, photographed and valued. (see sample in 

advertisement) 

3. PRICE. We offer fair and transparent pricing based on the work we do, not the 

value of your jewellery. So there’s no hidden fees. 

4. SECURITY. Your jewellery stays on our premises, all our valuations are completed in 

house. 

5. CONVENIENT. JVC Valuers has four valuation centres conveniently located in 

Auckland, Tauranga, Wellington & Christchurch (Christchurch, 1st floor 10a Athelstan 

Street-next to medical centre). 

6. SERVICE. By appointment you can make a booking at our special Valuation Days, 

to have your jewellery valued within the same day. Please Phone 332 4233. 

7. Check us out. www.jvcvaluers.co.nz 

Jim Young 

JVC Valuers 

Senior Valuer 

GIA: Diamonds 

Graduate 

Bei Kong 

JVC Valuers 

FGA: Gemmogolist 

GIA: Diamond 

Grading 

By appointment only 

www.claritydiamonds.co.nz 

www.titaniumweddingrings.co.nz 

Ph: (03) 982 2982 or 0800 4 RINGS 

Email: edwin@claritydiamonds.co.nz 

Craig Anderson NZTCMJ 

Goldsmith 

Jewellery Manufacture, Repair & Restoration 

By appointment only Ph: (03) 337 6576 

Email: gold.smith@clear.net.nz 

2/301 Lincoln Road 

www.jvcvaluers.co.nz 

Ph: (03) 332 4233 E: jim@jvcvaluers.co.nz


Wednesday February 1 2017


HEALTH & BEAUTY 

Offering a 

full range 

of dental 

services 

BAY HARBOUR 

Merivale Dental Group staff, left to right, David 

Rowley, Megan Smith, Jenny Kim, Petria Waitzer. 

PAGE 19 

A fortnight. One month. Two 

months. How much time and 

patience does one need to have 

a porcelain crown or a ceramic 

dental restoration nowadays? 

At Merivale Dental Group, they 

acknowledge people have hectic 

lifestyles juggling work and family 

life leaving little time for multiple 

dental appointments. 

CEREC same-day dental crowns 

and implants are the most modern 

technology available in dental 

restoration. They are one of a few 

practices in Christchurch being 

able to manufacture and place 

ceramic restorations by taking a 3D 

digital scan of your teeth. The tooth 

is then designed on clever software 

and sculpted by a milling unit which 

allows them to produce beautiful, 

strong porcelain restorations in 

the one appointment. This means 

no temporary restoration and no 

second visit for their patients. 

Merivale Dental Group has 

the latest and state-of-the-art 

Omnicam CEREC unit. Dentists 

David Rowley and Jenny Kim 

believe that the advances of digital 

dentistry are the way of the future 

and pride themselves in producing 

strong long lasting restorations. 

Behind all beautiful, swift dental 

restorations should be firm healthy 

gums covering the pearly whites. 

When it comes to focussing on 

having fantastic oral health, it is very 

easy for us to forget gum health. 

Megan Smith and Petria Waitzer 

are the friendly and experienced 

dental hygienists at Merivale Dental 

Group. They are both passionate 

about prevention and treatment 

of gum disease and provide gentle 

but thorough removal of plaque, 

stains, and tartar build-ups. Since 

prevention is better than cure, they 

are dedicated to helping you perfect 

your homecare technique and aid 

in sorting out any problems before 

they get worse. 

Merivale Dental Group offers 

a full range of dental services 

and they would love to help you 

out with all your dental needs. If 

you would like more information 

on their friendly practice, please 

check out their website at www. 

merivaledental.co.nz or call them 

on 355 3888. 

Merivale Dental Group offers a 

full range of dental services and 

they would love to help you out 

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BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 21 

The peace and quiet of this wonderful 

location is complemented by the timeless 

1970’s design of this appealing 2 bedroom 

home, creating a piece of paradise at entry 

level pricing. 

The high ceilings in the living areas 

add to the feeling of space offered by this 

home and is warmed throughout by the 

modern logburner and heat pump during 

the colder winter months, so far from 

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of summer! 

With separate, practical kitchen, two 

double bedrooms with built-in robes, full 

bathroom and separate laundry the home 

ready and waiting for any new owner. 

This will appeal to investors as it is ready 

to rent out now, while any first-time buyers 

will appreciate the opportunity to enhance 

the home over time, while enjoying the 

chance to live in ever popular Sumner 

where you can enjoy the beach and café 

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The outdoor areas are deceptive spacious 

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space to grow a few vegetables and make 

the most of the established fruit trees fruits 

the current owners have enjoyed over the 

years. The single garage and off-street 

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viewing is high recommended. 

Make no mistake this is for genuine sale 

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