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Former cop complains
about police response
Call for review
into after hours
coverage
• By Gabrielle Stuart
A FORMER detective has laid
an official complaint against
Lyttelton police, saying they
“fobbed off” two requests for
help.
Peter Newsome complained
last month to the Commissioner
of Police, asking for a formal
review of Lyttelton’s after-hours
policing policy.
He said residents were losing
confidence in the local police.
His complaint comes after
ongoing concern from the
community about the police
coverage.
Bay Harbour News has been
covering the ongoing issue and
has a backgrounder on pages 6-7.
The Lyttelton Police Station
opens between 8am and 5pm
on weekdays, in spite of the fact
almost two thirds of crimes
recorded in the port over the last
two years were committed after
hours or on the weekends.
Mr Newsome’s complaints
come after Lyttelton residents
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Dietche put together an online
survey, which was sparked by a
spate of car thefts and burglaries
in January, in a bid to address
crime.
The survey, which was taken
by about 100 Lyttleton residents
last month found 66 per cent
believed the police response
to crime in the area was
inadequate.
Mr Newsome said neither
of his complaints had been
serious, but he was concerned
by how “dismissive” Lyttelton
police had been.
The first was when his wife lost
her engagement ring, and she
went to the station to report it
missing, so it could be returned
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“She just felt completely
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The second was at about 6am
on Christmas Eve, when he
caught a dog killing chickens,
and followed the dog back to its
home. When he called police
to report it, he was told the
police were too busy attending
incidents where lives were
threatened.
He was told police would only
respond to incidents in Lyttelton
after 5pm if there was a “direct
threat to life”.
“If it is the case that police are
so busy attending life or death
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situations to attend anything
else, surely we’d be facing mayhem
in the city, and we’re not
seeing that,” he said.
Mr Newsome worked for more
than 20 years in the police, including
about a year working night
shifts in Lyttelton in the 80s.
He complained because he was
seriously concerned about the
way confidence in the police was
dropping.
He made his complaint in
January to Police Minister Paula
Bennett, who passed it on to the
Commissioner of Police.
It is currently being investigated
by Canterbury area prevention
manager Paul Reeves, before
it will be put to the Independent
Police Conduct Authority.
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THE
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Inside
News.......................................3-8
THE DRUMS continue to beat in
Lyttelton over policing.
Today, we reveal former
detective Peter Newsome,
who lives in port, has laid a
formal complaint with the
Commissioner of Police, saying
Lyttelton police fobbed off two
requests from him for help.
He also says that Lyttelton
people, and those in surrounding
bays, are losing confidence with
the police.
That drum has been beating for
some time now.
Surprising the officer in charge
of the Lyttelton station still does
not respond to questions from
Bay Harbour News. That is being
left to a city-based inspector. I’m
unsure why because by all accounts
the Lyttelton chief is not a
bad sort of guy.
So Dave, anytime you want to
have your say, give us a call.
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Fundraiser helps pay back
volunteer firefighters
• By Noah Graham
THE GOVERNORS Bay
community is rallying to help
raise funds for the unpaid hours
volunteer firefighters worked
battling the Port Hills blaze last
month.
What started as a suggestion
on the community Facebook
page, has developed into
a Givealittle page with
nearly $5700 raised in one
week.
Givealittle page organiser
Nicola Graham, Sally-Ann
Fitzhardinge and other members
of the Facebook group set up
the donation page because
they wanted to give back to the
volunteer firefighters.
She said they could not bear
the thought of the firefighters
working all those hours with
their businesses suffering as
well.
“A lot of families may not be
able to eat if they do not bring
home their weekly wage, I
could not bear the possibility
that might be the same for our
firefighters.
“Our firefighters looked after
our homes and lives, we had to
repay them.”
She said the donors had been
“tremendously generous” with
the amount donated so far.
The donations are regularly
in the hundreds but there was a
standout gesture with a donor
who gave $1500 towards the
fundraiser.
Chief Fire Officer Andrew
Norris said at least half of his
firefighters were self-employed
and others took time off work to
fight the Port Hills blaze.
He said they were all surprised
by the gesture.
“The donations for their pay
is not usual, but most welcome
by the guys and girls who lost
income,” said Mr Norris.
It is the first time he had
encountered a situation like this
and said he was unsure how they
would split the money between
the firefighters.
However, it will definitely
be given to the firefighters as
intended, he said.
“We are truly grateful to the
people that set [the page] up and
to the donors as well.”
Those wishing to donate can
do so at the Governors Bay
Volunteer Fire Brigade or at
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/
govbaysaysthanks.
The Givealittle page closes on
March 18.
THANKFUL:
Volunteer
firefighters are
grateful members
of the community
have donated
nearly $5700 to
help cover the
unpaid hours they
worked battling the
Port Hills blaze.
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the corner of London and Canterbury
Sts on March 13. The library
was operating out of Trinity Hall
in the Lyttelton Recreation Centre
and closed last month while furniture,
books and equipment were
moved to the new site.
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Brother, sister riding wave of success
• By Julia Evans
TWO YOUNG Sumner surf life
savers are taking the sport by
storm.
At the Southern Region
Junior Championships,
Samantha Lascelles, 10, and
brother Alexander, 7, were both
crowned overall champions in
their age groups.
Between them, they won
11 medals at the recent
competition on Warrington
Beach, near Dunedin.
Samantha received six of the
medals and Alexander won five
in events such as beach sprints
and beach flags.
Samantha has been named
the junior champion every year
since she began competing for
the Sumner club three years
ago.
Surf Life Saving Christchurch
manager Henry Lawson said
it’s great to see juniors excelling
and the next generation of life
guards coming through.
Sumner came second overall
in the club rankings.
Father Richard Lascelles said
the siblings first began training
on Onemana Beach in the
Coromandel when they were
five and three respectively.
Onemana is a dangerous
swimming beach and
the surf club there ran an
WINNERS: Samantha
Lascelles (right) took
home six medals at the
Southern Region Junior
Championship while her
brother, Alexander, won five
medals.
excellent fitness and training
programme, which the children
loved, he said.
While surf life saving began
as something they only did on
holiday, when Samantha began
winning, they decided she was
good enough to join a local
club.
Mr Lascelles said the secret to
their success was not living and
breathing life saving – the pair
are always active and always
doing something different.
“They’re usually doing
something every day, but they
train in a variety of sports, they
don’t do 10 sessions on the same
thing,” he said.
They swim, run, play cricket,
do athletics and cross country,
as well spend the summer at the
beach surf life saving, he said.
“They love it. It’s good fun.”
Samantha and Alexander
hope to add more medals
to their collection at
the Canterbury Junior
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British Hotel auctioning off
a piece of Lyttelton history
• By Noah Graham
SELLING THE British Hotel’s
pool table is like selling family
silver.
Co-owner Rebecca Lovell-
Smith is auctioning off the
iconic table, which stood firmly
in the local, on TradeMe – and it
has gained a lot of interest.
The auction will close on
Friday, but the pool table has a
bid of more than $1000 and the
page has received about 2300
views.
Mrs Lovell-Smith said the
pool table was one of several
items she has had to sell from
the 70-year-old building to help
raise restoration funds to bring
it back to its former glory. It was
damaged in the February 2011
earthquake.
Mrs Lovell-Smith and her
husband, Christian Carruthers,
bought the hotel in 2015 and
admit the decision was not a
financially viable one, but one
of passion to save the historic
building.
“We think [the hotel] is an important
part of the community
and we just want to restore it
back to how it used to be.”
She was saddened to have to
sell the pool table as it felt like
parting with the “family silver”
but they need every penny.
The potential new owner of
the pool table will have to come
and have a look before buying
the table, as Mrs Lovell-Smith is
trying to make sure it goes to a
good home.
“As long as it goes to someone
who appreciates it, we are happy
with it.”
She said the pool table had
received a lot of interest from
the community, with people
reminiscing over family outings
when they were younger.
One person who went to see
the pool table wanted to keep it
at the hotel and said, if he won,
HISTORIC: British
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Ros Dixon takes
a shot on the
pool table which
is being sold to
raise money for
the restoration of
the hotel.
PHOTO: MARTIN
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he would donate it back to them,
Mrs Lovell-Smith said.
However, the potential
auction winner will need to have
strong arms as the 2.2m by 1.2m
table is made from slate and is
incredibly heavy, she said.
“There were four of us who
tried to move it and we
were unable to shift it even
slightly.”
Redcliffs School
endorses park
• By Noah Graham
THE REDCLIFFS School board of
trustees has formally endorsed the
proposed Redcliffs Park site.
At its meeting last week, the
board met with the city council and
the Ministry of Education, which
said there are no issues with the
park site.
Redcliffs School board of trustees
representative Chelsea Halliwell
said it was the first time the school
was officially supportive of the Redcliffs
Park site.
Friends of Redcliffs Park member
Chris Doudney believed the school
was forced to agree with the ministry
out of fear they would not have a
school returned to them otherwise.
“The school should return to the
original site. Of course Redcliffs
Park is a good site, so is Hagley
Park. The problem is they are
parks.”
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member Darrell
Latham said the board of trustees
had fought a brilliant campaign
with local and national support
in getting the school returned to
Redcliffs.
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Surf Life Saving Beach Education programme last month
and learned about surf, sun safety and how the lifeguard’s
role is a vital one.
Raising funds for
Wellington trip
• By Noah Graham
OUR LADY Star of the Sea
School year 7 and 8 pupils are
fundraising for the highlight of
their school life.
The pupils have so far sold
sweets and crafts at a Valentine’s
Day booth two weeks ago along
with regular chocolate and bacon
sales to raise money for the
biennial trip to Wellington early
next month.
Principal John Kane said the
pupils have raised $2700 so far of
the $4000 goal.
The trip costs between
$200-250 per pupil but they are
fundraising for all the pupils to
go so they learn about collective
responsibility and do it for one
another, Mr Kane said.
He said the pupils experience
an abundance of fun activities in
Wellington and it becomes one
of the best parts of their school
life.
The pupils will watch
Parliament in sitting, join Port
Hills MP Ruth Dyson for lunch,
design video games and 3D
movies and produce their own
TV show at Capitol E Studios.
The pupils will also visit Te
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and try their hand at rock climbing.
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have really enjoyed their time
in Wellington and this year’s
pupils are getting excited for it.
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Drum beats over policing
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Where are Lyttelton’s
police? As Bay Harbour
News revealed details of
a formal complaint laid
against Lyttelton police,
a survey of residents
has also found growing
Gardening
dissatisfaction with local
policing. Gabrielle Stuart
reports
ON PAPER, Lyttelton’s policing
situation looks very good.
Just 122 crimes were reported
in Lyttelton last year, only a
fraction – 0.5 per cent – of the
20,625 crimes reported across
Motoring
Christchurch.
Five police officers and a
supervisor are assigned to the
Lyttelton Police Station, and with
crime dropping each year, that
should be more than enough.
But it is after dark the issues
begin.
The station is only staffed
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between 8am-5pm – after that,
any calls are taken by police in
Christchurch.
Yet almost two thirds of the
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the weekends, when the police
station was closed.
That has left residents feeling
Money
increasingly unsafe.
A number of vehicles that were
broken into in Lyttelton and
Diamond Harbour earlier last
month has prompted the Banks
Peninsula Community Board to
ask for an update.
Last month, about 100
Lyttelton residents were surveyed
about the local policing.
Two thirds of the people who
responded said they believed
the police response to crime was
inadequate.
Resident Paul Dietche, one of
the organisers of the survey, said
the community did not feel safe.
“People know that they can
run amuck when the police are
off hours,” he said.
Community’s online bid to
address crime in Lyttelton
• By Noah Graham
LytteLton resident Candice
Milner has “had enough.”
The 18-year-old, alongside
many others in the community,
is fed up with the number of car
thefts and burglaries that have
taken place in the area.
She has teamed up with
another resident, Paul Dietche,
who are collecting data for an
online survey on Lyttelton crime
and the possible remedies.
In the past month there have
been seven car thefts residents
have reported on the ‘Lyttelton
– ain’t no place I’d rather be!’
Facebook page and tension is
rising, Mr Dietche said.
Last year he went public in Bay
Harbour News, calling for better
policing and CCtV cameras to
be placed in Lyttelton to prevent
crime.
The CCtV cameras have yet to
eventuate and Mr Dietche is still
frustrated with police responses.
So far, the pair have collected
100 responses to their survey
which shows the community is
frustrating, Ms Milner said.
The survey currently shows
more than 90 per cent believe
there has been an increase in
crime.
Sixty-six per cent, believed
police response to crime is
inadequate.
Ms Milner said the statistics
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The course features HOSPITALITY views SITE over OR Christchurch,
GROUP ENTRIES
participants
questions
from Hansen Park
across the last Canterbury 1. BOOK week.
A Plains WORKPLACE to the Southern OR FAMILY Alps, HOSPITALITY
to the Victoria Park start line.
allowing for reflection SITE at the and finish remembrance.
line. Sites are 5x5 metres and suit
gazebos, tents, tables and BBQs.
Event Canterbury starts: 9amHOSPITALITY 2. SITE TO REGISTER OR area GROUP as a ENTRIES
workplace prevention
group or to book a
www.runtoremember.co.nz 1. BOOK A WORKPLACE hospitality site OR contact FAMILY lucy.ryan@sportcanterbury.org.nz
HOSPITALITY
SITE at the finish line. Sites are 5x5 metres and suit
manager Acting Inspector Paul
gazebos, tents, tables and BBQs.
2. TO REGISTER as a workplace group or to book a
Reeves said hospitality site he contact was lucy.ryan@sportcanterbury.org.nz aware of the
discussion in the community,
and it was a concern.
“We need to make sure people
do feel safe, and get good service
from the police,” he said.
He said serious incidents
would always be responded
to, even after the station was
Sunday
19 February 2017
Location: Race starts
at Victoria Park &
finishes at Hansen Park
Buses provided to take
participants from Hansen Park
to the Victoria Park start line.
Event starts: 9am
www.runtoremember.co.nz
A run to commemorate lives lost in the 2011 earthquake
Sunday, 19 February 2017
Location: Race starts at Victoria
Park & finishes at Hansen Park.
Buses provided to take participants
from Hansen Park to the Victoria Park
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or to book a hospitality site contact
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the hope something will be done
about it.
He said there was no point in
taking the information to the
police because he had lost faith
in them.
“We don’t have confidence
going to the police.”
When Bay Harbour News
contacted Lyttelton police
Sergeant Dave Knowles he
referred all inquiries to the
police media communications
centre.
Canterbury and West Coast
area prevention manager
Inspector Paul Reeves said
there has been no significant
increase in the Lyttelton area
recently.
“While the station operates
from 8am to 5pm, police service
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community patrols and officers
from other parts of the metro
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or crime as needed,” Inspector
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closed – but he could not say if
there would be any change to the
hours the station was manned.
He said police resources had
to be assigned where there was
demand, and the number of calls
to police from Lyttelton had not
increased at all.
National list MP Nuk Korako
has been campaigning for several
months to get more police
presence after hours in the area,
but has so far been unsuccessful.
He said an after hours police
presence was particularly
needed in the Lyttelton area
because the bays were “the city’s
playground”, and attracted a lot
of visitors in the evenings and
weekends.
One of Bill English’s first
promises as Prime Minister was
to have 880 extra police officers
on the beat around the country
by November.
The decision about where they
are assigned will be made by
police, but Mr Korako said he
would “push hard” to have some
of them placed in Lyttelton.
Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson
said she believed police there
were doing the best job they
could, but they needed more
resources.
“When the budgets are cut
they can’t ask police to work as
volunteers,” she said.
Banks Peninsula city councillor
and deputy mayor Andrew
Turner said the issue had been
raised with the local community
board, and they were concerned.
“The scale of crime people are
talking about seems to be greatly
increased from what it was in
the past. There have always been
a few burglaries, vandalism,
fighting and petty crime, but this
quite unprecedented in the way
it is being discussed,” he said.
Although the numbers of
reported crimes have dropped,
he was concerned crimes might
be going unreported.
“If the lack of reporting is reflective
of a community lack of confidence
in the police, then that’s
certainly a problem,” he said.
But he said keeping the community
safe went both ways, and
there were also things residents
could be doing to prevent crime.
• From page 1
Acting Inspector Reeves said
he could not talk about the
specifics of the complaint, as the
investigation was under way.
He said police used a risk assessment
process to decide how
serious a call was, and situations
where lives were at risk would
take top priority.
But he said police would still
attend calls from Lyttelton after
hours, even if no one was in
danger.
“If something was stolen it
Crime in Lyttelton:
2016: 122 crimes reported
48 thefts
44 burglaries
24 illegal uses of a motor
vehicle
six assaults
2015: 133 crimes reported
58 thefts
46 burglaries
16 assaults
13 illegal uses of a motor
vehicle
“In Lyttelton we have lived
in a community where people
look after each other, so people
haven’t been as security conscious
as they could be, making
sure homes are locked and cars
are locked securely,” he said.
Since the issue was raised,
about a dozen people in the
community have volunteered
to join the community watch –
which may mean they are able to
run more frequent patrols.
Mr Dietche said installation
of security cameras was also
being looked at as a way to deter
criminals.
However, he said they would
need to be properly managed,
and although it would reduce
the amount of crime in the town
centre, it would do little in the
residential area.
• Additional reporting Noah
Graham
might be dealt with the next day,
but if the incident was serious
would respond to it,” he said.
“If someone had their house
broken into and the offender
was still there, we would respond
to that, or there was an
assault we would respond to
that.”
He said Mr Newsome’s was
the only formal complaint he
knew of about policing in Lyttelton,
but the issues had also
been raised informally by other
residents.

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Pedestrian crossing at Lyttelton
to go hi-tech with smart lights
ashion
SICK OF the little green man
turning to red before you’ve had
enough time to cross the road?
Engineers may have come up
with a solution.
A pedestrian crossing that
uses radar technology to sense
people and adjust crossing time
is set to be installed in Lyttelton.
Gardening
“It can tell if a person is taking
a longer or shorter time to
cross the road and it will adjust
the cross time accordingly,” said
Colin Knaggs, New Zealand
Transport Agency Highway
manager.
If a pedestrian crosses prematurely,
before the cross signal
shows, or walks away from the
otoring
crossing, the technology also
cancels the pedestrian’s request
to cross so traffic is not held up
unnecessarily.
The new crossing is being
installed on Norwich Quay,
between Sutton Quay and
Canterbury Street, as part of
a transport agency-led project
in the Lyttelton Port Recovery
asty Bites
Plan.
Mr Knaggs said the project
was about improving safety for
pedestrians while maintaining
freight efficiency to and from
the Lyttelton Port.
RED MAN: A new pedestrian crossing being installed on Norwich Quay, between Sutton Quay
and Canterbury Street, in Lyttelton will be able to tell if pedestrians have finished crossing the
road.
“This project will make it
easier and safer for people to
walk around their community.
It will be safer for children to
walk to school, and older people
will have the time they need to
cross.
“The smart technology also
means traffic will not get held
up if people finish crossing early
or decide not to cross. If no-one
is waiting or on the crossing,
drivers will be able to continue
without delay.
“This is a big advantage on
roads like this which are used to
access the port.”
Along with the new signals,
the project will see new tactile
paving installed along with new
footpaths.
The road will also be repaired
and improved and a new bus
stop will be installed at a safer
location adjacent to Fisherman’s
Wharf restaurant.
Work will start shortly and is
expected to be completed by the
end of April.
Motorists are advised to
expect short delays during the
work.
- NZ Herald
Tuula Rapley, Rosemary
Sladen and Lions Club
International president Gudrun
Bjort Yngvadottir (right).
International Lions
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THE REDCLIFFS Village Library
recently hosted an international
guest.
The library welcomed a delegation
from the Lions Clubs International,
which was led by soon to be
first woman president of the club,
Gudrun Bjort Yngvadottir, who
will take office next year.
Mrs Yngvadottir travelled from
Iceland with her husband and
toured around Christchurch sites
with several other New Zealand
and international delegates to
view sites that had been assisted
by the Lions Club since the 2011
earthquake.
Rebuild committee member and
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Lions Clubs International for the
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Wednesday March 1 2017
Your Local Views
Prompt response
needed on hills
News
Green MP Eugenie
Sage talks about the
devastation the Port
Hills blaze has had on
the flora and fauna
and the first steps
to rejuvenating the land
need to happen as quickly
as possible
Fashionshrub lands and forests have
WATCHING trees shoot
flames skyward and
tiny looking helicopters
disappearing into huge plumes
of smoke is not something I
want to see again.
Like many, I’m very grateful
we have so many skilled,
Gardening
courageous and dedicated
people working to subdue the
Port Hills fires.
As the climate warms we are
likely to face more fires and
must more clearly consider
the risk of fire and be better
prepared to prevent and
control it.
Where the fires have
Motoring
damaged homes and property
it will be a heart-breaking
task to replace what has been
turned to ash.
It’s good news that the
Sign of the Kiwi and
much of the Adventure
Park’s mountain biking
infrastructure were
saved by some skilled
fire-fighting.
Some of
Christchurch’s most iconic
reserves and their regenerating
been badly damaged. Wildlife
will also have suffered. The full
extent of the damage is unclear
but it’s estimated that at least
187ha of reserve land has been
burnt.
Much of the 150ha
Ohinetahi Bush Reserve above
Governor’s Bay managed by
the Summit Road Society
is now blackened hillside.
The privately owned Hoon
Hay Bush has lost much.
Thankfully, the core of the
Kennedy’s Bush Reserve is still
intact.
Community conservation
organisations are already
talking about working
together to replant.
They need a combination of
Government and city council
support.
Celebrating Estuary Fest
with incredible godwits
Ferrymead
Rotary
member
Barbara
Crooks talks
about the
incredible
godwits and
how the kids got stuck into
the annual Estuary Fest with
colour and excitement
THE remarkable godwits that
spend the Christchurch summer
in the estuary now have good
reason to add the annual Estuary
Fest to their “must do” list.
Many children devoted themselves
to painting and producing
brightly coloured godwits during
this year’s Estuary Fest celebration
at the McCormacks Bay
Reserve in early February.
These models will be sold to
raise funds for a giant flock of
godwit statues at the entrance to
South Brighton on Bridge St. The
Burwood-Pegasus Community
Board has provided some funds,
but more money is needed to
complete the project.
The godwits fly 11,000km from
DAY OUT: Families enjoyed
their time at the Estuary
Fest earlier this month with
an assortment of activities
to sink their teeth into from
painting godwits to sizzler
rides and a bouncy castle. ​
Alaska each New Zealand spring
– the longest nonstop flight of any
non-seabird. This year’s godwit
flock will be farewelled on March
10.
Around 3000 children and
adults enjoyed the bouncy castle,
Pedal Mania, and sizzler rides at
the Estuary Fest.
Ferrymead Rotary was a significant
contributor to the day,
assisting the Estuary Fest with
a donation, running the sizzler
rides, and organising car-parking.
Rotarians have also played an
important role in helping with
planting and clearing undergrowth
in McCormacks Bay. The
Estuary Trust guided a walk
to view the results of this work.
Many families brought picnics
and enjoyed the very hot day outside
listening to the music, while
food stalls sold a variety of items,
from pizza to coffee. The band
catered for many tastes – older
adults and young children alike
enjoyed impromptu dancing.
There were displays of live mud
fish by the National Institute of
Water and Atmospheric Research
and estuary birds by the Estuary
Trust.
Those at the festival provided
testament to its success. Many
people commented on “a fantastic
day” and said they were already
looking forward to next year.
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Percasky bowls Sumner to win
A BRANCH OF
• By Noah Graham
SUMNER’S JONNY Percasky
had a ripper of a day on
Saturday, grabbing five second
innings wickets.
The left-arm orthodox
bowler managed to get some
turn from a pitch that offered
little to snag 8-36 over the
two-day match to see his Sumner
side cruise to a 10-wicket
win against Lancaster Park.
Sumner went into the
second day of the match in
a dominant position, having
bowled Lancaster out for 140
in the first innings and scoring
268/8 to gain control.
On Saturday, Sumner
bowled Lancaster out for 145
in the second innings and only
needed 18 for the win which
they got comfortably.
A bit of flight, some variation
of pace and good close
fielding are what Percasky
credits for his success.
“There was a little bit of turn
and we had a few guys in close
SPORTS
to the batsman,” Percasky said.
“They hit a few in the air
and we hung on to them.”
He said it was always “pretty
good” to snag five wickets
FLIGHT: Sumner spinner
Jonny Percasky used his
flight and turn to take five
second innings wickets on
Saturday.
in one innings and you have
earned a drink when you take
eight across the two days.
Percasky pinched 3-10
in the first innings and
followed it up with 5-26 in
the second innings to end the
match.
Percasky is in his seventh
season for Sumner and this
was his third five-wicket bag
of the season.
Percasky was not the only
Sumner player to have a
remarkable game, club captain
Dan Vann grabbed five
wickets in the first inning
and followed it up with a
century.
Michael Toomey
mft@younghunter.co.nz
RIDING: Redcliffs’ surfer
Harrison Whiteside lost his
top spot in the Billabong
Grom Series at the weekend.
Whiteside, 19, competed on the
Piha waves but was unable to
keep his lead in the series after
he came fourth, dropping him
to second place in the series
overall. Whiteside still has a
chance to win the series and
will compete in the final event
in Mt Maunganui on March 11
and 12.
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Seaweek
Today, 11am
Swim along to Shellebrate
Seaweek at your library for
stories and songs with a water
safety theme. You can even wear
your togs.
Akaroa Community and
School Library, 2 Selwyn Ave
Create ‘n’ Connect Art and
Craft Group
Tomorrow then every
Thursday from 9.30am-noon
Create ‘n’ Connect Art and
Craft group welcomes you to
come and enjoy creativity and
company and inspiration. Bring
your own project or we can help
you with something new. Call
Beth for more information. 022
678 1252
St Andrew’s Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs
Can Akaroa Become Plastic
Bag-Free?
Tomorrow, 6.30-7.30pm
A talk by Green Party MP
Denise Roche and launch
of the peninsula’s new Sea
& Native Bird brochure and
Akaroa reusable bags. Every
few days another part of the
world becomes plastic bag-free.
The issue of plastic bags affects
our country, our children
and the oceans worldwide. Is
New Zealand doing enough?
Email noah.graham@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
This talk will provide an
opportunity for businesses
and the community to hear
Denise explain and discuss
this concept, and how it could
work for Akaroa. Helen Rupp
from www.rubbishwhisperer.
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showcasing colourful,
environmentally-friendly, drawstring,
waterproof shopping
bags, stretchy vegetable bags
and paper-based straws. In
conjunction with the ‘Can
Akaroa Become Plastic Bag-
Free’ talk, the new Banks
Peninsula bird brochure, and
Akaroa Reusable bags will be
launched.
Akaroa Sports Complex, 78
Rue Lavaud
New Zealand Ocean Swim
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Saturday, 7am-1pm
The fiffth of seven events in
the New Zealand Ocean Swim
Series, the Christchurch Crown
was named after the interesting
3.3km course shape, which
weaves in and out of three bays
on the return leg to Corsair
Bay. Consisting of four different
swim events, the Christchurch
Crown provides an ocean swim
event for all ages and abilities.
The legs include: ‘I’m Going
Long’ – a 3.3km swim which
weaves in and out of Rapaki,
Cass and Corsair bays.
‘Step it Up’ – a 1000m swim
triangular course off Corsair
Bay. ‘Give it a Go’ – a 500m
triangular course off Corsair
Bay, a great introduction to
open water swimming. And
‘OceanKids’ – a swim for
children aged between
seven and 12-years-old,
consisting of a 200m shallow
water triangular swim off
Corsair Bay, lined with surf
life saving New Zealand
guards.
Corsair Bay, Park Tce,
Lyttelton
Lyttelton SummerFest
2017
Saturday to March 10
Come and enjoy the
Lyttelton SummerFest being
held by Project Lyttelton.
There are 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
of our amazing local arts and
crafts people.
Learn To Sail
Sunday, 9am-noon. Then
every Sunday morning
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
apply.
Naval Point Club Lyttelton,
16 Marina Accessway,
Magazine Bay
3 Garlands Road, Woolston
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to celebrate our greatest
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this Sunday from 10am-
4pm. Highlights will
include a pony, farmyard
pets, face-painting, King
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Horace, novelty races,
tug of war, colouring-in
competition, Akaroa toy
library, lucky dip with
free balloon and fairy
bread, sausage sizzle,
tea, coffee and cakes,
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REAL ESTATE
Sun, Sea and Space - ‘As Is, Where Is’
106a Mt Pleasant Road, Mt Pleasant
Auction: 16 March 2017, Unless Sold Prior
3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing # FM5105
This delightful property was thoughtfully
designed and built by my owner as both
a fabulous home and as luxury Bed and
Breakfast accommodation. For many years
my owner hosted guests from all over the
world and each and every one of them was
wowed by the stunning expansive view.
The property is now to be sold ‘as is -
where is’ and my owner has settled with
their insurer so no funds or proceeds will
be transferred to the new owner.
Tons of space, sun and style set the first
impressions. Good access, double garaging
and off street parking, assured privacy
and loaded with appeal, this is a fantastic
opportunity for the ‘as is’ buyer.
Mt Pleasant is a marvellous lifestyle
location for all ages, with a big community
heart. Sumner Village, Redcliff ’s and
Ferrymead are close by and within a 5
min drive. If you are keen on outdoor
activities, you will love the local beaches,
walking & bike tracks along with sailing
and kitesurfing.
Latest Christchurch news at www.
The garden is beautifully planted and has
provided many hours of pleasure, but is
now seeking a green fingered new owner
to bring it back to its former glory. This one
won’t disappoint, act now.
Open Homes: 12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m.
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday until
auction.
See you at the Open Home or for a
private viewing or more information
contact Deb Beesley of Harcourts
Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent
REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or mobile
027 280 8837
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Public Notice
Tuesday, 7 March 2017
OPEN DAY
Register your interest by contacting
Linda Marsh on 03 365 0385
email:marshl@cathedralgrammar.school.nz
Principal’s address 10am.
Pre-School to Year 8
26 Park Terrace, Christchurch
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in Augusta St, Redcliffs for
up to 3 months from 10
April this year. $550pw.
Minimum rental period 8
weeks. Very short walk to
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the owners 021 238 9890
Vehicles Wanted
CARS Wanted. Fair prices
paid, quick and easy process,
money paid directly into
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390 1717 valuemycar.co.nz
Gardening
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Landscape
and Garden
Services
If you need help
getting your garden
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type of landscape
construction work or
garden restoration.
Ph 021 272 0303
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Trades & Services
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STONE WORK
All forms of landscaping,
fences, decking & paving.
Phone Mike
Stoneage Landscapes
021 1499 733
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
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
CARPET & VInYL
Laying. Repairs, uplifting,
relaying, restretching. Email
jflattery@xtra.co.nz, ph 0800
003 181 or 027 2407416
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full excavation, coloured,
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027 322 6119
DINING
DRAInLYER
Reg,all types, 20 yrs hill
work exp, ph 028 408-0121
ELECTRICIAn
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& registered..Expert in all
home electrical repairs &
maintence.Call James 027
4401715
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Lighting & power point
repairs, switch boards,
rewires, new builds,
heatpumps, alarms, tv &
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565 1196
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Ph Mike Cairns Gas &
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LAnDSCAPE
CONSTRUCTION
Lawns, paving, water
features, irrigation,
planting, decks,
driveways, kerbing, ponds,
retainer walls, fencing.
Free quotes, Phone Tony
021-034-8555
PAInTER/PLASTERER
Experienced tradesman,
quality work, free quotes,
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or
03 328-7280
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quotes. Int/ext & roof
painting Family run
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Kerin or Paul 022 191
7877 or 379-1281. Website
www.swedekiwipainting.
co.nz
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INTERIOR, no job too big
or too small, specialise in
repair work & new houses,
free quotes given, over 20
yrs plasterering experience,
ph 027 221-4066 or 384-
2574
ROOFInG
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Practitioner. Re-Roof &
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027 432-3822 or 351-9147
email johnmill@ihug.co.nz
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Oamaru stone, Schist,
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all Alterations new & old,
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visit www.featureworks.
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145
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Clear Window Cleaning ph
384-2661 or 027 616-0331
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or 027 746 7632
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ARE YOU UP FOR IT?
March 19
Under 10’s free
Enter now at Pak’NSave | New World
The Athlete’s Foot | YMCA
or online at city2surf.co.nz
A Star Media Event

ENTRY
ENTRY
You choose your distance: 14km, 9am start or 6km, 10am start
76
OPAWA
74
Colombo Street
SPREYDON
76
74A
Ferry Road
Wilsons Road
H 2 0
6KM START
Hansens
Park
H 2 0
Grange Street
Barrington Street
14KM START
FERRYMEAD
Centennial
Park
CASHMERE
Port Hills Road
76
FINISH
Ferrymead
Playing
Fields
H 2 0
H 2 0
Water
Toilets
74
Pioneer Stadium
Hawford Rd
ENTRY
CENTENNIAL
PARK
Lyttelton Street
14km
Site Map
First Aid
Free Sunscreen
6km
Site
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P
P
ENTRY
Butler Stt
HANSEN
PARk
YMCA
Warm Up
STAGE
Aynsley Tce
6km
runners
Grange St
STAGE
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Warm Up
P
Participants
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WALKERS
JOGGERS
RUNNERS
Rose Street
START
Cashmere View
STAGE
Toilets
Clothing Drop Off
Late Registrations
7am-9am
8am-9am YMCA warm
up & entertainment
Start Line, 9am start
P
Participants
assemble here
WALkERS
JOGGERS
RUNNERS
START
14km runners
Heathcote River
STAGE
First Aid
Free Sunscreen
Toilets
Clothing Drop Off
8.30-10am
Late Registrations
8.30am-10am
9am-10am YMCA Warm
Up & Entertainment
Start Line. 10am start
6km Runners
14km Runners

Need to know
Online Order
• Selected collect? Bring your e-ticket confirmation
to Smiths City Colombo street on Friday 17
March between 11-5pm Or Saturday 18 March
between 9-5pm.
Selected courier? You will receive your entry
shortly. Cut off day for courier is March 10.
• The 14km starts at 9am at Centennial Park,
Pioneer Stadium. The Sport Canterbury 6km starts
10am at Hansens Park, Opawa.
• Warm up with our Christchurch YMCA fitness team,
and enjoy pre event entertainment.
• At the finish line grab your free Pump Water or
Powerade, Froozeballs, and fruit thanks to Food
Together.
• Enjoy free children’s entertainment and our live band.
• Look out for the Singapore Airlines Crew taking
your celebratory photo.
• Prize giving starts at mid-day.
Transport
Before the Event
• Buses will be running from McCormacks Bay to
both start locations. The first 14km bus will leave
at 7.15am, and the last at 8.15am. The first Sport
Canterbury 6km bus will depart at 8.30am, and
the last at 9.15am.
The Sport Canterbury bus drop off point is 800m
from Hansens Park.
After the Event
• Buses will operate from the finish line back to
the start lines between 10am – 2pm.
• A free shuttle will operate from Ferrymead
Playing Fields (finish area) back to McCormacks
Bay if you parked there.
• Need to buy a bus ticket on the day?
There will be limited sales – we recommend you
plan ahead and book online: City2surf.co.nz.
Please show the driver your pre-purchased ticket
(printed, smartphone or red wristband). Drivers
will not accept cash.
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Available in 3 different colours
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Children’s T-shirt $30
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March 19 $25
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March 19
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