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• By Caitlin Miles<br />
IT’S ANOTHER step forward<br />
as more historic buildings are<br />
repaired and reopened in Banks<br />
Peninsula – with five expected<br />
this month.<br />
The historic Stoddart Cottage<br />
is expected to open today, while<br />
the Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong> Community<br />
Centre War Memorial Hall<br />
is expected to open tomorrow.<br />
Stoddart Cottage has been<br />
closed while repairs were completed.<br />
Cottage Trust chairwoman<br />
Paula Smith said it was a fantastic<br />
to have it finished and she was<br />
looking forward to it opening<br />
back up to the community.<br />
“It’s great to have it opening;<br />
it’s sort of weird when it’s closed<br />
– there’s something sad about it,”<br />
Ms Smith said.<br />
Repairs at Custom House in<br />
Akaroa have also been completed.<br />
It was able to stay open to the<br />
public to view during the repair<br />
work. It was damaged in the February<br />
22, 2011, earthquake.<br />
The brick chimney was reconstructed<br />
in a lightweight method,<br />
which included a steel frame<br />
and ply bracing to the necessary<br />
walls. Internal repairs and full<br />
interior and exterior decorating<br />
have also been undertaken.<br />
Work is in the final stages,<br />
RESTORED: Stoddart Cottage<br />
has been carefully restored<br />
with the opening planned for<br />
today.<br />
with the house expected to open<br />
at the end of the month.<br />
Coronation Library, also in<br />
Akaroa, was fully stripped on<br />
the inside and needed repainting<br />
following earthquake damage<br />
and maintenance issues. A new<br />
heating system has also been<br />
installed at the library.<br />
Minor works on Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> Old School House have<br />
also been completed. It will<br />
open to the public at the end<br />
of the month now that the<br />
deconstruction of the chimney<br />
and completion of a new<br />
heating system has been done.<br />
The school house’s opening<br />
was slightly delayed while the<br />
new heating system was made<br />
compatible with the original<br />
<strong>19</strong>28 switchboard. A repaint of<br />
the interior and exterior has also<br />
been completed.<br />
More buildings across the<br />
peninsula are expected to open<br />
throughout the year.<br />
Sumner play<br />
first home<br />
game of<br />
the season<br />
After three tough weeks on the road,<br />
Sumner play their first home game<br />
of the season at St Leonards Square<br />
on Saturday against University. The<br />
team will warm up at Van Asch Deaf<br />
Education Centre before making the<br />
short run to their home ground ahead<br />
of kick-off at 2.45pm. Sumner will look<br />
to turn the tides after going down to<br />
University 28-38 in the pre-season.<br />
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IF YOU have ever been to an<br />
Anzac Day ceremony, it is a<br />
very moving moment indeed.<br />
While standing there, it is<br />
almost overwhelming to think<br />
about the enormous sacrifice<br />
men and families made.<br />
Imagining the loss of your<br />
friends – including those you<br />
have over for dinner or for a<br />
barbecue – in the most brutal<br />
of fashion is incomprehensible<br />
to a generation not<br />
immediately impacted by war.<br />
We have the details of Anzac<br />
Day ceremonies on page 3 this<br />
week, followed on page 5 by a<br />
story about Bill Mitchell, the<br />
104-year-old who will lead the<br />
main parade.<br />
Finally, on pages 7 and 8, we<br />
look at the fallen soldiers who<br />
have been commemorated<br />
in an exhibition at Linwood<br />
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News<br />
No 24/7 police for port<br />
• By Caitlin Miles<br />
LYTTELTON WON’T be<br />
getting a 24/7 service – even<br />
though numerous police<br />
stations across the country will<br />
be staffed around the clock over<br />
the next five years.<br />
Police numbers will be<br />
boosted by 20 per cent across<br />
the country with an additional<br />
1125 police staff hired.<br />
Lyttelton Police Station is<br />
currently staffed 9am-5pm but<br />
officers patrol and have support<br />
from Christchurch when the<br />
station is closed.<br />
There are currently<br />
six officers<br />
at Lyttelton.<br />
It will not<br />
become 24/7<br />
or have officers<br />
added – which<br />
Peter<br />
Newsome<br />
was disappointing<br />
news for<br />
residents.<br />
At a recent meeting between<br />
police and members of the<br />
community, Canterbury metro<br />
commander Superintendent<br />
Lane Todd said there is no case<br />
for Lyttelton to be staffed 24/7<br />
but officers from Christchurch<br />
will still be available to answer<br />
the needs of the community.<br />
It was not the news former detective<br />
Peter Newsome wanted<br />
BUSINESS HOURS: The Lyttelton Police Station will not<br />
operate 24/7. <br />
to hear, and he said he would<br />
still argue for it. He said if the<br />
station was staffed all the time it<br />
would reassure the community<br />
of a greater response.<br />
Resident Paul Dietche agreed,<br />
he said it was “a disgrace” to<br />
the community that the station<br />
would not be staffed all the time.<br />
“It’s not surprising, but it is<br />
frustrating,” Mr Dietche said.<br />
Superintendant Todd said<br />
there was currently no need for<br />
the police station to be staffed<br />
24/7 as there were not enough<br />
resources, especially considering<br />
the crime rate has reduced<br />
in the area.<br />
Acting Inspector Paul Reeves<br />
said from 2015 to 2016 crime in<br />
the area had dropped eight per<br />
cent, with 122 crimes reported<br />
last year, down from the 133<br />
reported the year before.<br />
But Mr Dietche said he still<br />
wants more police and to have<br />
the station open constantly so<br />
the community didn’t have to<br />
rely on officers coming from the<br />
city to answer calls for help.<br />
“It’s always my biggest fear<br />
that something really bad will<br />
happen to a person, or the community,<br />
before the police make<br />
themselves more available,” Mr<br />
Dietche said.<br />
Peninsula gears up<br />
for Anzac Day services<br />
IT’S A week until Anzac Day<br />
and commemoration plans are<br />
under way across the peninsula<br />
to remember those who died in<br />
war.<br />
Every year members<br />
of the community and<br />
organisations prepare<br />
to march and attend<br />
various commemorations<br />
as a mark of<br />
respect.<br />
Numerous roads will<br />
also be closed to allow<br />
for parades and marches,<br />
with services taking place<br />
throughout the peninsula next<br />
Wednesday.<br />
Martindales Rd and Flavell St<br />
in Heathcote will be closed from<br />
5.30am-7am for a dawn parade,<br />
followed by a service at the<br />
corner of Martindales and Bridle<br />
Path Rds at 6.15am.<br />
Western Valley Rd in Little<br />
River will be closed from 9am-<br />
10.30am for a parade which<br />
will end at the war memorial<br />
gates where a wreath will be<br />
laid to honour those who never<br />
returned.<br />
A service will be held in the<br />
community hall at 9.30am followed<br />
by morning tea at the<br />
community centre.<br />
A Lyttelton RSA service will be<br />
held from 9.45am at the corner of<br />
London and Oxford Sts. The city<br />
council has approved the closure<br />
of London St from 9.45am-11am<br />
for the parade.<br />
In Sumner those taking<br />
part in the parade<br />
should meet at the<br />
corner of Stoke St<br />
and the Esplanade<br />
at 10.40am with the<br />
parade scheduled<br />
to start at 10.50am<br />
followed by a service<br />
at the war memorial by<br />
the Beach Bar at 11am.<br />
Wakefield Ave, Mariner St<br />
and the Esplanade will be closed<br />
from 10.50am-12.30am.<br />
The Akaroa RSA Service will<br />
include a parade which will start<br />
from the Akaroa Volunteer Fire<br />
Station at 49 Beach Rd at 11am<br />
followed by a service at the war<br />
memorial at 11.30am.<br />
Commemorations will be held<br />
at the newly-reopened Diamond<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong> Community Centre<br />
War Memorial Hall following a<br />
parade starting from the community<br />
store at 10.30am.<br />
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Museum one step closer<br />
AFTER SIX years without a<br />
home, the Lyttelton Historical<br />
Museum will be one step closer<br />
to rebuilding – if the public<br />
support the proposed site.<br />
The city council has given initial<br />
approval to gift land at 33-35<br />
London St to the society for the<br />
museum rebuild.<br />
It will now go out for public<br />
consultation and if the community<br />
approve the location, the<br />
city council will give the museum<br />
the final sign-off to build.<br />
The city council has backed<br />
the proposal because it believes it<br />
would bring significant cultural<br />
benefits to the people of Lyttelton<br />
and provide a unique tourist<br />
attraction.<br />
Lyttelton Historical Museum<br />
Society chairman Peter Rough is<br />
delighted that progress is being<br />
made towards rebuilding the<br />
museum.<br />
The society had put a request<br />
to Banks Peninsula Community<br />
Board for the London St site<br />
because it believed it was “ideal”<br />
for a new museum.<br />
The society believed placing it<br />
at the middle of the community<br />
would create a hub with other<br />
community facilities nearby,<br />
such as the Lyttelton Library and<br />
Albion Square.<br />
The museum’s former building<br />
on Gladstone Quay was<br />
HOPEFUL: Lyttelton Historical Museum Society chairman<br />
Peter Rough overlooks the London St site where he hopes the<br />
museum will be built.<br />
demolished after it was badly<br />
damaged in the 2010 and 2011<br />
earthquakes.<br />
The society has already chosen<br />
architects Warren and Mahoney<br />
to design a new museum building<br />
which could have three or<br />
four levels.<br />
Mr Rough hopes a final decision<br />
on the land will be made<br />
soon as the goal is to have a new<br />
museum ready for opening in<br />
20<strong>19</strong>.<br />
It has $600,000 for the project<br />
but estimates it will need to raise<br />
another $5.3 million to construct<br />
the building and help with operational<br />
costs.<br />
More than 8500 museum<br />
items have been catalogued and<br />
are currently in storage at the<br />
New Zealand Air Force Museum<br />
including significant artefacts<br />
from maritime, military and<br />
naval history.<br />
The society expects more than<br />
10,000 people a year would visit<br />
a new museum.<br />
• By Caitlin Miles<br />
A PEDESTRIAN island is<br />
likely to be moved to a different<br />
location in Martindales Rd due<br />
to safety fears.<br />
The request came from Heathcote<br />
Valley School and concerned<br />
residents due to concern pupils<br />
weren’t able to cross the road, in<br />
Heathcote Valley, safely.<br />
There is currently a crossing at<br />
the roundabout on the intersection<br />
of Martindales and Port<br />
Hills Rds, but a report from city<br />
council staff said it provides “very<br />
limited vision” for those using it.<br />
This led to the request to have a<br />
new crossing constructed further<br />
along Martindales Rd, away from<br />
the roundabout.<br />
The idea to install a pedestrian<br />
SAFETY:<br />
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island may<br />
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Rd. <br />
Plan to move<br />
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island was supported by the<br />
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Public consultation was meant<br />
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23 but a mix-up meant some papers<br />
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The city council kept consultation<br />
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Crosses special<br />
to parade leader<br />
• By Bridget Rutherford<br />
BILL MITCHELL imagines the<br />
3200 inscribed white crosses that<br />
line Cranmer Square as small bodies<br />
of Cantabrians killed in World War<br />
1.<br />
The 104-year-old will lead the<br />
Anzac Day parade in a Jeep on <strong>April</strong><br />
25, to remember those who lost<br />
their lives.<br />
As part of the commemorations,<br />
the crosses were laid out last<br />
week, which represent the men and<br />
women who died in the first three<br />
years of the war.<br />
They are part of the four-yearlong<br />
Regional Fields of Remembrance<br />
Project, where the number<br />
of crosses placed there each year<br />
correlates to the number of those<br />
killed at that point in the war.<br />
Mr Mitchell lost an uncle in<br />
World War 1, and he served in the<br />
Air Force as a ground engineer in<br />
the Pacific during World War 2.<br />
He said during World War 1 and<br />
World War 2, “life was cheap”. He<br />
lost many “mates” while he served<br />
in World War 2, and afterwards.<br />
Next year, more crosses will be<br />
laid out on the square, as it will represent<br />
the final year of World War 1.<br />
A special ceremony will be held in<br />
Auckland on Armistice Day, where<br />
every cross in the country will be<br />
placed on display to mark the end of<br />
the war.<br />
Christchurch RSA president Pete<br />
Dawson said the crosses were a poignant<br />
reminder of how many men<br />
and women were killed.<br />
“New Zealand had a population<br />
of one million people in <strong>19</strong>15 and<br />
of that, 10 per cent went to fight in<br />
World War 1. Of that 10 per cent, 18<br />
per cent did not return home.”<br />
Anzac Day dawn service MC Paul<br />
O’Connor MBE, said the crosses<br />
showed the scale of what really happened<br />
during World War 1, and in<br />
each year it went on for.<br />
The dawn service will be held at<br />
Cranmer Square on <strong>April</strong> 25 from<br />
6am.<br />
Lieutenant Colonel Sir Walter<br />
Hugh Malcolm Ross GCVO OBE<br />
DL will be a special guest.<br />
He is the Lord Prior – the third<br />
most senior individual within the<br />
Order of St John, under the Sovereign<br />
Head the Queen, and the<br />
Grand Prior.<br />
Each year, more than 15,000<br />
people attended the service.<br />
•Remembering the fallen,p7,8<br />
POIGNANT: Bill Mitchell, who will lead this year’s Anzac Day parade, says the crosses are a<br />
reminder of the sacrifice made in World War 1.<br />
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News<br />
Remembering the lives of fallen soldiers<br />
SERVICE:<br />
Seventeen World<br />
War 1 soldiers with<br />
links to Heathcote<br />
Valley died<br />
overseas protecting<br />
their country in<br />
World War 1. The<br />
Linwood Library is<br />
holding an exhibition<br />
to display them<br />
as people, rather<br />
than as names on a<br />
memorial.<br />
• By Noah Graham<br />
REMEMBERING soldiers as<br />
people, rather than just names<br />
on a memorial, is the goal of a<br />
library exhibition.<br />
The Linwood Library is<br />
holding an exhibition this<br />
month to display the lives,<br />
personalities and achievements<br />
of 17 soldiers with links to<br />
Heathcote Valley who died in<br />
World War 1.<br />
Community learning librarian<br />
Andrea Lord said the exhibition<br />
aimed to take the names of the<br />
soldiers, which are inscribed on<br />
the Heathcote War Memorial,<br />
and add a description of who<br />
the soldiers were along with a<br />
photograph.<br />
She said as part of the<br />
Government’s WW100<br />
programme, groups across<br />
the country are doing various<br />
activities to help remember<br />
those who fought in World War<br />
1. She said starting out with<br />
just the soldiers’ names, service<br />
number and the knowledge they<br />
had lived in Heathcote, library<br />
staff compiled information<br />
about who they were, what they<br />
had done, where they had died<br />
and how.<br />
She said the soldiers in the<br />
exhibition died in Gallipoli,<br />
France and Palestine and it was<br />
a shame their whole lives had<br />
been reduced to a few words on<br />
a memorial.<br />
“All of the staff found<br />
researching the soldiers really<br />
meaningful and they were all<br />
Rifleman Frank<br />
Adamson was living<br />
with his parents<br />
at 479 Hereford<br />
St in Linwood and<br />
studying law at<br />
Canterbury College<br />
at the time he<br />
enlisted. He was wounded in<br />
the field in France in July, <strong>19</strong>16.<br />
He survived but was later killed<br />
in action on October 31, <strong>19</strong>18, at<br />
the age of 25.<br />
pleased they had done it.”<br />
She said library staff would<br />
walk past where the soldiers had<br />
lived or places they had known<br />
and could not help but think of<br />
those places in a different way.<br />
Mrs Lord said staff had spent<br />
months trawling through library<br />
records and old newspapers,<br />
piecing together the soldiers’<br />
lives.<br />
She said the reaction from<br />
people viewing the exhibition<br />
had been really interesting.<br />
“People have been stopping to<br />
read about every single soldier.<br />
“One lady had said how sad<br />
it was and she found it quite<br />
moving.”<br />
The exhibition will run at the<br />
Linwood Library in the Eastgate<br />
Shopping Centre until <strong>April</strong> 30.<br />
Rifleman<br />
James Cogle<br />
was born on<br />
<strong>April</strong> 11, 1892,<br />
and was raised<br />
in Lyttelton.<br />
He was a<br />
fireman with<br />
the New Zealand Railways.<br />
He was killed in action<br />
on September 15, <strong>19</strong>16,<br />
and served alongside his<br />
brother, Robert, who also<br />
served and died during the<br />
war.<br />
Rifleman Richard Burnell<br />
attended Heathcote Valley<br />
District School and Lyttelton<br />
District High School. After he left<br />
school, he joined the Railways<br />
Department. He enlisted in<br />
the army on May 31, <strong>19</strong>15, as a<br />
rifleman in the 2nd Battalion. On<br />
September 24, <strong>19</strong>16 he was killed in action<br />
in the field at Somme, Northern France,<br />
aged 25. He is remembered with Honour at<br />
the Caterpillar (New Zealand) Memorial in<br />
Longueval, Somme.<br />
Gunner Walter<br />
Parker was born<br />
in Ashburton on<br />
<strong>April</strong> 15, 1891. He<br />
was 24 and a clerk<br />
for New Zealand<br />
Railways when<br />
he first enlisted.<br />
He lived at 77 Port Hills Road,<br />
Heathcote, at the time. Parker<br />
was killed in action on July 22,<br />
<strong>19</strong>16, in the Battle of the Somme<br />
and was buried at the Cite<br />
Bonjean Military Cemetery in<br />
Armentieres, France.<br />
Private Hector Rhind grew up in Reserve Tce in<br />
Lyttelton and lived at 117 Richardson St in Opawa<br />
as a cycle mechanic working for Bell Bros. He<br />
died on September 16, <strong>19</strong>16, and was 23-yearsold<br />
at the time.<br />
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More than names on a memorial<br />
Private Michael Ian Adamson was born<br />
on June 1, 1895, in Sumner. He was one<br />
of six children born to Reverend Henry<br />
Adamson and Marianne Burke Adamson.<br />
He was serving in the North Canterbury<br />
and Westland Regiment Territorial Forces<br />
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On March 27, <strong>19</strong>18, he was 22 when he was seriously<br />
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John Wetherall was born in Prebbleton, on<br />
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Path Rd in Heathcote Valley and he was a<br />
malster at the Canterbury Seed Company,<br />
responsible for taking cereals and making<br />
malt out of the grain to be used to<br />
create beer. In the Battle of Ayun Kara in<br />
Palestine, on November 14, <strong>19</strong>17, he was<br />
killed in action and buried in Palestine. His grave can be<br />
found in the Ramleh War Cemetery.<br />
Lieutenant Lestock Henry Reid was born<br />
on November 7, 1885, and grew up in<br />
Ardlui, Rakaia. Reid attended Heathcote<br />
Valley District School before he went to<br />
Christchurch Boys’ High School. He was<br />
28 and worked as a marine engineer in<br />
the Mediterranean when war broke out.<br />
He was 30 when he died in action during<br />
the Battle of the Somme on May 20, <strong>19</strong>16. He is buried<br />
in the Cite Bonjean Military Cemetery, Armentieres,<br />
France.<br />
Sergeant Keith Munro Weir attended<br />
Heathcote Valley School and was a<br />
clerk at the Canterbury Seed Company<br />
in Christchurch. On August 23, <strong>19</strong>15, he<br />
enlisted. He was wounded in action on<br />
<strong>April</strong> 23, <strong>19</strong>18, and died the following day in<br />
France when he was 21-years-old.<br />
REMEMBERED:<br />
The names of<br />
the 17 soldiers<br />
who died during<br />
service in World<br />
War 1, and who<br />
are highlighted<br />
in the Linwood<br />
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News<br />
Diary of Gallipoli surgeon brought<br />
SERVICE: Dr Percival Fenwick<br />
during the Boer War in <strong>19</strong>00. <br />
“A more hellish Sunday<br />
one could not conceive.<br />
“Total to date 5000 (approximately)<br />
casualties,<br />
about three men per yard<br />
of ground gained.”<br />
• By Gabrielle Stuart<br />
“IT SEEMED impossible<br />
for men to live under the<br />
hail of bullets” – that was<br />
how Christchurch surgeon<br />
Lieutenant-Colonel Percival<br />
Fenwick described his<br />
experience at Gallipoli.<br />
He was one of the first New<br />
Zealanders ashore at Anzac<br />
Cove on <strong>April</strong> 25, <strong>19</strong>15, and kept<br />
a diary of the horrifying things<br />
he saw there.<br />
Parts of his diary have now<br />
been used in a new project,<br />
Ngā Tapuwae First World War<br />
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battlefields where New Zealanders<br />
fought.<br />
It was designed as a guide for<br />
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person for Anzac commemorations,<br />
but can also be listened<br />
to while exploring the scenes<br />
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Lt Col<br />
Fenwick’s<br />
granddaughter,<br />
Philippa Horn<br />
(right), said his<br />
diary was only<br />
discovered after<br />
his death.<br />
“He very seldom spoke about<br />
those things. The only thing<br />
PROJECT: Dr Fenwick’s diary is being used to tell stories of battlefields where New Zealanders<br />
fought. He is seen here in <strong>19</strong>45 (left) and cutting the hair of a World War 1 soldier in Gallipoli.<br />
he ever said, that I remember,<br />
was that he was ashamed to<br />
come out of Gallipoli alive,” she<br />
said.<br />
He was sent home after two<br />
months at the front because he<br />
developed paratyphoid, but he<br />
wrote several letters to the army<br />
in protest, asking to be sent<br />
back, she said.<br />
When World War 2 broke out,<br />
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again asking to be allowed to<br />
serve, but was told he was too<br />
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Mrs Horn said he had served<br />
in the Boer War for three years<br />
as a younger man, and was<br />
strongly driven to try to help<br />
and heal as many as he could on<br />
the battlefield.<br />
In peacetime he worked as<br />
a surgeon for many years in<br />
Christchurch, where he met his<br />
wife, Nona Wright, a nurse at<br />
Bottle Lake Hospital.<br />
Mrs Horn said he was “everything<br />
a grandfather should have<br />
been”.<br />
“He had a lovely sense of humour<br />
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to life<br />
POIGNANT: A giant sculpture of Dr<br />
Fenwick is on display as part of the The<br />
Scale of Our War exhibition at Te Papa<br />
(far left), and as a Lieutenant Colonel<br />
outside his dugout in Anzac Cove.<br />
The Gallipoli landing:<br />
“We were frightfully<br />
hampered by our kit –<br />
overcoat, revolver, glasses,<br />
map case, haversack, three<br />
days rations, firewood, Red<br />
Cross satchel, water bottle<br />
– like elephants. It was a<br />
certainty that we would<br />
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“After waiting, a steam<br />
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and when I did the first thing<br />
I saw was Beck sitting on a<br />
stone, roaring with laughter at<br />
us. Bill Beck was the first New<br />
Zealander of Godley’s force<br />
to get on to Gallipoli.”<br />
On treating the wounded:<br />
“Several dead men were<br />
lying on the beach . . . every<br />
minute the numbers increased<br />
and, as in addition<br />
fresh troops came ashore<br />
with mules and ammunition,<br />
the chaos became<br />
appalling . . . this state<br />
of things lasted all day.<br />
It seemed impossible for<br />
men to live under the hail of<br />
bullets. Capt Craig dressed<br />
over 100 cases under fire.<br />
One of his assistants had<br />
his finger shot off while<br />
helping him. Men were constantly<br />
hit in our station and<br />
their pluck and devotion in<br />
continuing their work under<br />
these galling conditions is<br />
hopelessly above praise.<br />
“At midnight I got four<br />
big horse boats, which<br />
held 12 stretchers on the<br />
bottom and I packed in<br />
less severe cases along<br />
the sides, sitting, kneeling,<br />
lying – anyhow, about 120<br />
all told. I got these four off<br />
at last at 1.30, and lay down<br />
in the rain at the side of<br />
the hill. I certainly was very<br />
astonished that I was alive.<br />
A more hellish Sunday one<br />
could not conceive.”<br />
“Total to date 5000 (approximately)<br />
casualties,<br />
about three men per yard of<br />
ground gained.”<br />
On burying the dead:<br />
“The most ghastly day. This<br />
morning I was ordered to act<br />
as the [delineating] officer for<br />
the burial of the dead<br />
. . . raining heavily. I got a loan<br />
of a dead or missing man’s<br />
overcoat and was all right.<br />
“We were met by some<br />
Turkish officers who arrived<br />
on horseback followed by<br />
50 very fine looking Turks,<br />
carrying Red Crescent and<br />
white flags. One of the officers<br />
was a German doctor.<br />
We were introduced by our<br />
interpreters and moved up<br />
the hillside in two long lines.<br />
Every 100 yards or so we<br />
stationed a man with a white<br />
flag, and opposite to him the<br />
Turks posted one of their<br />
men. We clambered through<br />
dripping bushes, with beautiful<br />
poppies and flowers.<br />
“Coming over the crest of<br />
the hill, I found the first New<br />
Zealander, lying on his face.<br />
Poor lad! A few yards climb<br />
brought us on a plateau, and<br />
a most awful sight was here.<br />
The Turkish dead lay so thick<br />
that it was almost impossible<br />
to pass without treading<br />
on the bodies. The awful<br />
destructive power of high<br />
explosive was very evident.<br />
Huge holes surrounded by<br />
circles of corpses, blown to<br />
pieces. One shell had fallen<br />
and set fire to a bush, as a<br />
dead man lay charred to the<br />
bone. Everywhere on looked<br />
lay dead, swollen, black, hideous,<br />
and overall a nauseating<br />
stench that nearly made<br />
one vomit.<br />
“Behind us for at least<br />
two miles, we could see<br />
our burial parties working<br />
furiously. In some cases the<br />
dead actually formed part<br />
of the trench wall. It was a<br />
terrible sight to see arms and<br />
legs sticking out of the sand,<br />
underneath the sandbags . . .<br />
I left, feeling deadly ill.<br />
“I only saw about 10 of ours<br />
but, at a very modest estimate,<br />
I saw 2000 dead Turks.<br />
The Turkish officers were<br />
charming. The Germans<br />
were rude and dictatorial<br />
and accused us of digging<br />
trenches. I lost my temper<br />
(and my German) and told<br />
him the corpses were so<br />
decomposed they could<br />
not be lifted and our men<br />
were merely digging pits<br />
to put the awful things into.<br />
The Turkish medico was extremely<br />
nice. We exchanged<br />
cigarettes and I said to him I<br />
hoped that after the war we<br />
should smoke a cigarette.’’<br />
“If this is war, I trust NZ<br />
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most [must] be too strong to<br />
invite war.”<br />
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Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
News<br />
Historic Bridal Path shelter<br />
restoration completed<br />
A HISTORIC shelter<br />
honouring <strong>19</strong>th-century<br />
pioneering woman has<br />
been restored.<br />
The shelter at the top of<br />
the Bridle Path was badly<br />
damaged in the February<br />
22, 2011, earthquake and<br />
has been restored over the<br />
last couple of months.<br />
The shelter was built using<br />
volcanic stone and is a<br />
well-known landmark on<br />
the Bridle Path – the route<br />
used by the first settlers to<br />
cross the Port Hills from<br />
Lyttelton to the fledgling<br />
settlement of Christchurch.<br />
The shelter bears the inscription<br />
They Passed This<br />
Way and was built to commemorate<br />
the courage and<br />
hard work of the women<br />
who were among the early<br />
settlers.<br />
City council heritage programme<br />
manager Richie<br />
Moyle said it is good to be<br />
able to restore the shelter,<br />
which works as a resting<br />
spot for many making their<br />
way along the Bridle Path.<br />
“We’re thrilled that we’ve<br />
been able to restore this<br />
historic landmark and that<br />
it can once again provides<br />
a resting point for those<br />
making the trip over the<br />
Bridle Path,’’ Mr Moyle<br />
said.<br />
He said the restoration<br />
was important for the history<br />
of the area.<br />
“It’s a wonderful spot<br />
to sit and imagine what it<br />
was like for the pioneers<br />
who arrived here and to<br />
reflect on how things have<br />
changed,” he said.<br />
However, there is still one<br />
item in the historic shelter<br />
awaiting restoration – a<br />
memorial plaque depicting<br />
the pioneer women and<br />
their children arriving in<br />
the district.<br />
RESTORED:<br />
The shelter<br />
sits on the<br />
Bridle Path<br />
and gives<br />
views over<br />
Lyttelton<br />
<strong>Harbour</strong><br />
and the<br />
Canterbury<br />
Plains.<br />
The bronze plaque<br />
carries the words: “On this<br />
spot the pioneer women<br />
of Canterbury and their<br />
children rested after their<br />
climb from the Port of<br />
Lyttelton and gazed with<br />
awe but courage upon<br />
the hills and plains of<br />
Canterbury where they<br />
were to make their home.”<br />
Mr Moyle said: “Sadly<br />
the decorative middle<br />
section of the plaque has<br />
been stolen, but we are<br />
having it re-cast and hope<br />
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Annual Conference<br />
Market Comment with Craig Prier<br />
A house vs house market…<br />
What does that actually mean? You might hear this comment more often as we move through<br />
the year. Essentially it reflects a shift in the market.<br />
Over the past few years there has been plenty of competition amongst buyers as they go<br />
head to head to purchase properties in a buoyant market.<br />
Don’t get me wrong, the market is still busy, with a significant number of properties available,<br />
there is now genuine choice for buyers. What that means for a seller is there needs to be<br />
careful consideration of your price and marketing strategy, as buyers can take their time, and<br />
consider the many options available. This is where an experienced and knowledgeable real<br />
estate professional can assist you in the sale of your property. Knowing the local market around<br />
your property is essential when you need to get your property to stand out above the rest. Talk to<br />
one of our team today to find out how they can help your property shine.<br />
850 Ray White members joined together for the national<br />
conference held in Auckland last week. The conference itself was<br />
headlined by keynote speakers including Dr Libby Weaver, Willie<br />
Apiata VC, and Steve Hansen.<br />
The staff here enjoyed all the speakers, but came back absolutely<br />
buzzing after hearing Willie Apiata VC - who enthralled the<br />
audience with his captivating insights into his life when he was<br />
part of the New Zealand Special Air Services in Afghanistan.<br />
He spoke of his time overseas and the homecoming ceremony<br />
held in his home town of Te Kaha. He went on to talk about the<br />
donation of the Victoria Cross medal to the NZSAS Trust so the<br />
medal would be protected for future generations.<br />
We want to offer huge congratulations to Matt Clayton and<br />
Paula Standeven who both received Premier Sales awards<br />
for 2016, and Mark Gardner, Daisy Foldesi and Jan Edlin who<br />
received Executive Sales awards for 2016. Well done team!<br />
Featured Properties This Month:<br />
2<br />
1. Matt Clayton pictured with Dan White, and Brian White, Chairman<br />
of the Ray White Group receiving his Premier award. 2. Jan Edlin<br />
– pictured with Willie Apiata VC 3. Simon and Paula Standeven –<br />
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Eddie Spry<br />
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Mark Gardner<br />
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Jan Edlin<br />
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Bronny Clifford<br />
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WEDNESDAY APRIL <strong>19</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
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House of Travel Awards 2016<br />
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In recognition of her hard work and dedication, team<br />
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experiences for their customers. The way they work<br />
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PAGE 16 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www. .kiwi<br />
Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>19</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
Your Local Views<br />
Pirate’s Corner<br />
Time to sort out<br />
winter maintenance<br />
• By Gary Manch, navigational<br />
safety officer, Lyttelton<br />
HOPEFULLY, YOU all enjoyed<br />
the Easter break and had an opportunity<br />
to recharge.<br />
As our boating season is coming<br />
to a close – with the exception<br />
of you hardy ones out there – it is<br />
now a good time to think about<br />
what maintenance you need to do<br />
on your boat; be it a trailer-sailer,<br />
yacht, powerboat or jet ski.<br />
All vessels have different characteristics<br />
and the maintenance<br />
required will vary. I strongly<br />
suggest that you follow the<br />
manufacturer’s specifications for<br />
service and repair, this way you<br />
know things will be right.<br />
It’s up to you whether you carry<br />
out the work yourself, if you are<br />
competent. If you’re more into<br />
boating than the maintenance<br />
side of things, get one of Canterbury’s<br />
very capable boat shops to<br />
do the service or repair work that<br />
you may have been putting off<br />
over the busy summer period.<br />
For those of you who tie your<br />
vessels up to moorings – make<br />
sure you check the top rope for<br />
wear or chafing.<br />
This can be one of the causes<br />
of the boat separating from the<br />
mooring. This is a common issue<br />
that can cause a lot of damage<br />
to your own boat as well as<br />
other boats if yours happens to be<br />
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So remember, keep your<br />
maintenance up to scratch and<br />
save yourself a lot of pain and<br />
heartache.<br />
Be safe out there.<br />
Help get rid of predators<br />
Labour MP<br />
Ruth Dyson<br />
writes about<br />
battling<br />
pests and the<br />
Predator Free<br />
Port Hills<br />
movement<br />
The combination of autumn<br />
temperatures, heavy rain and<br />
the empty red zone land has<br />
meant that many in the Port<br />
Hills are being inundated by<br />
possums and rats.<br />
It’s not great to be woken during<br />
the night by the hissing and<br />
spitting (let alone the fighting)<br />
of possums and the damage<br />
they are doing to our fauna and<br />
flora is horrific.<br />
I have been contacted by a<br />
number of people who need help<br />
to battle these pests. So what<br />
can we do?<br />
At the end of last year, the<br />
Summit Road Society launched<br />
a vision of a predator free Port<br />
Hills. It is a great aspiration. I<br />
back this vision, but it needs<br />
some help to make it a reality.<br />
There are a few volunteer<br />
co-ordinators in suburbs<br />
around the Port Hills, but<br />
they need to link in with other<br />
people to complete the whole<br />
picture. Perhaps you have spare<br />
money and no time so you<br />
might be prepared to donate a<br />
trap? Or the reverse situation<br />
– so you might like to do some<br />
trap clearing and rebaiting.<br />
Let’s see which suburb can do<br />
best.<br />
In spite of the predator-free<br />
New Zealand commitment<br />
from the Government, there<br />
isn’t any local funding available<br />
and this is a gap I would like to<br />
see filled. Likewise, local groups<br />
could work well with our park<br />
rangers who do a massive job<br />
and are always keen to work<br />
with local volunteers to do even<br />
more.<br />
If more people joined in, we<br />
could actually make this vision<br />
a reality.<br />
That would be so good on so<br />
many levels and I know that<br />
we would soon see much more<br />
bird life in our suburbs. Is this<br />
something you are interested in?<br />
If so, I am happy to connect<br />
people in our communities who<br />
want to share the load and rid<br />
our area of these pests. Let me<br />
know.<br />
ANZAC DAY<br />
– Tuesday 25 <strong>April</strong> <strong>2017</strong> –<br />
Dawn Service<br />
6.30am – Cranmer Square<br />
Organised by the Canterbury branch of the<br />
Malaya Veterans Association in conjunction<br />
with the Christchurch branch of the Royal<br />
New Zealand Returned and Services’<br />
Association (RSA) and Christchurch City<br />
Council. Mayor Lianne Dalziel will lay a wreath<br />
on behalf of the citizens of Christchurch.<br />
The parade starts at 6.15am,<br />
with the service to follow.<br />
Citizens’ Service<br />
10.00am – Transitional<br />
Cathedral, Latimer Square<br />
Organised by Christchurch City Council in<br />
conjunction with Christchurch Cathedral<br />
and the RSA. The address at this service will<br />
be given by Air Commodore Andrew Woods<br />
RNZAF. It will be attended by representatives<br />
of the Defence Force, Consular Corps and<br />
various Christchurch youth groups.<br />
Kilmore Street<br />
Chester Street West<br />
ROAD<br />
CLOSED<br />
Armagh Street<br />
In Flanders fields the poppies blow.<br />
Between the crosses row on row…<br />
Lt.Col.J.McCrae (1872-<strong>19</strong>18)<br />
PUBLIC AREA<br />
PUBLIC AREA<br />
ROAD<br />
CLOSED<br />
STAGE<br />
CENTOTAPH<br />
PUBLIC AREA<br />
SCREEN<br />
Kilmore Street<br />
ROAD<br />
CLOSED<br />
PARADE ROUTE<br />
ROAD<br />
CLOSED<br />
ROAD<br />
CLOSED<br />
Armagh Street<br />
ANZAC Day Services<br />
Tuesday 25 <strong>April</strong> <strong>2017</strong><br />
Dawn service: 6.30am – Cranmer Square (the parade starts at 6.15am)<br />
Organised by the Canterbury Branch of the Malaya Veterans Association in conjunction with<br />
the Christchurch Branch of the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association (RSA)<br />
and Christchurch City Council. Mayor Lianne Dalziel will lay a wreath on behalf of the citizens<br />
of Christchurch.<br />
Christchurch Citizens’ Service: Transitional Cathedral,<br />
Latimer Square – 10am<br />
Organised by Christchurch City Council in conjunction<br />
with ChristChurch Cathedral and the RSA.<br />
Other Services<br />
Akaroa RSA Service, War Memorial (Area School gymnasium if wet)<br />
<strong>19</strong>th Battalion and Armoured Regiment Service,<br />
The Memorial, Victoria Park, Victoria Park Rd, Cashmere<br />
20th Battalion Assn, Jane Deans Close, Riccarton<br />
Burwood Community ANZAC Service, Burwood Monument, corner of Lake Terrace and<br />
New Brighton Road<br />
Cheviot RSA Service, meet at the War Memorial Cenotaph<br />
Cust RSA Service, Community Centre<br />
Darfield RSA Service, meet at Trinity Church<br />
Diamond <strong>Harbour</strong>, meet at the community store<br />
Dunsandel, War Memorial<br />
Ellesmere RSA Service, Leeston Rugby Football Stadium<br />
Fendalton, St Barnabas Church<br />
Halswell Domain, War Memorial<br />
Heathcote, corner Martindales and Bridle Path Roads<br />
Hei Hei, War Memorial<br />
Hororata, St John’s Church<br />
Kaiapoi RSA Service, Trouselot Park<br />
Lincoln, Event Centre<br />
Little River, Community Hall<br />
Lyttelton RSA Service, meet corner London and Oxford Streets<br />
New Brighton RSA Service, War Memorial Cenotaph<br />
Papanui, RSA Clubrooms<br />
Prebbleton, War Memorial<br />
Rakaia, The Mead Memorial Gates<br />
Rakaia, Memorial Community Centre<br />
Rangiora, RSA War Memorial Cenotaph<br />
Riccarton, Upper Riccarton War Memorial Library<br />
Rolleston, New Community Hall<br />
Sheffield, War Memorial<br />
Springfield, Tawera Memorial Hall<br />
Springston, meet at Springston School<br />
Sumner, meet at Stoke Street and Esplanade<br />
Tai Tapu, War Memorial<br />
Templeton, RSA War Memorial<br />
University of Canterbury, Matiriki Quad<br />
Wigram, Air Force Museum<br />
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Two codes for Sumner coach<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
SUMNER RUGBY coach Martin<br />
Field-Dodgson will put a new<br />
spin on code-hopping when<br />
he starts in a role at Mainland<br />
Football later this month.<br />
Field-Dodgson, 39, has a strong<br />
background in rugby, which<br />
includes a number of roles in<br />
development and coaching at the<br />
top level in Europe. He will soon<br />
transfer those skills to football<br />
when he starts as the community<br />
football manager for Mainland<br />
Football.<br />
He will still play a big part in<br />
rugby, in his first season coaching<br />
the Sumner division one side.<br />
“Some people have said you’re<br />
going to join the enemy but in<br />
the modern day and age the real<br />
enemy is doing nothing and<br />
computer games,” said Field-<br />
Dodgson. “The real driver for me<br />
is that kids are doing something,<br />
that’s the main thing.”<br />
In terms of football this will be<br />
his first true role in the sport.<br />
“I had a run around for the<br />
Cashmere Wanderer’s (now<br />
Cashmere Technical) as an eight<br />
or nine-year-old, that’s the extent<br />
of my football prowess,” said<br />
Field-Dodgson.<br />
Although he may not hold an<br />
extensive background in football,<br />
Mainland Football chief executive<br />
Julian Bowden believes the<br />
organisation is getting someone<br />
with a huge skill set.<br />
“His varied background<br />
shows a great knowledge of club<br />
systems and structures so he was<br />
a standout for us,” said Bowden.<br />
“The fact he’s actually come<br />
from another code I find quite<br />
exciting because I think there is a<br />
whole lot we can learn from each<br />
other.”<br />
A connection between Mainland<br />
Football and Sumner Rugby<br />
Club isn’t something new.<br />
Bowden spent two seasons<br />
playing for the top Sumner side<br />
in the late 90s. Former All White<br />
Ben Sigmund also played on the<br />
wing for Sumner during a break<br />
from football.<br />
Field-Dodgson returned to<br />
SPORTS<br />
JUGGLER: Martin<br />
Field-Dodgson will work<br />
in two codes this winter as<br />
Mainland Football’s new<br />
community manager and as<br />
Sumner rugby coach.<br />
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
Canterbury last year after 10<br />
years in Italy working in various<br />
roles including academy manager<br />
and assistant coach at Pro12<br />
team Benetton Treviso. Pro12 is<br />
a European competition, contested<br />
by the top Italian, Irish, Welsh<br />
and Scottish teams. In previous<br />
years, All Blacks such as John<br />
Kirwan and Craig Green have<br />
played for the club.<br />
“It was an incredible experience<br />
in terms of learning,” said<br />
Field-Dodgson.<br />
He has held a number of development<br />
roles before his time<br />
in Italy. After finishing physical<br />
education studies at University<br />
of Otago he spent a number of<br />
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Sumner will be warmed<br />
up for University clash<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
SUMNER WILL celebrate their<br />
first home game of the season<br />
by running to St Leonards<br />
Square just before kick-off.<br />
The team will warm-up near<br />
Van Asch Deaf Education<br />
Centre before running to their<br />
home ground ahead of their<br />
clash against University on<br />
Saturday at 2.45pm.<br />
“The first home game is<br />
always a special one for the<br />
community and the club. We’re<br />
hoping to get a big crowd down<br />
there, especially if it’s good<br />
weather,” said Sumner captain<br />
Lawrence Babe.<br />
They will hope to get their<br />
first win of the season at St<br />
Leonards after being dealt a<br />
difficult trio of fixtures to start<br />
the year.<br />
Sumner began the season<br />
with three away losses<br />
to Christchurch (14-20),<br />
Sydenham (15-39) and Lincoln<br />
University (9-29).<br />
The upcoming home match<br />
against University won’t be<br />
any easier. The visitors have<br />
won their last two matches and<br />
defeated Sumner 28-38 in the<br />
pre-season.<br />
Meanwhile, Sumner’s match<br />
against Lincoln University was<br />
set to be played on Saturday.<br />
However, both teams agreed to<br />
BATTLE: Sumner will play University in their first home game of the season at St Leonards on<br />
Saturday. Sumner’s looking for redemption after going down to University in 28-38 in the<br />
pre-season.<br />
PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY<br />
move the game to Wednesday<br />
last week so they could have an<br />
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Played in miserable<br />
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University, the defending<br />
Hawkins Trophy champions,<br />
showed their class to pull away<br />
for the win.<br />
It wasn’t all rest over the long<br />
weekend for Sumner.<br />
“We had a training at Taylors<br />
Mistake. We ran up to Godley<br />
Head and did some intervals<br />
on the zig-zag there to keep the<br />
fitness levels ticking over,” said<br />
Babe.<br />
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SPORTS<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s net three<br />
against University<br />
FERRYMEAD BAYS have secured<br />
their biggest win of the season with<br />
a 3-1 victory over Universities on<br />
Monday.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s were set to begin the long<br />
weekend with an away trip to Nelson<br />
Suburbs on Good Friday. However,<br />
heavy rain caused the match to be<br />
postponed. The extra rest clearly<br />
worked in their favour come Monday.<br />
Stu Kelly opened the scoring late<br />
in the first half to give <strong>Bay</strong>s a 1-0<br />
advantage at half-time. Universities’<br />
Rodrigo Balcazar levelled the score<br />
in the 65th minute before Nikolai<br />
Molijn scored against his former<br />
teammates to put <strong>Bay</strong>s back in front.<br />
The match was wrapped up five<br />
minutes before the final whistle<br />
when current golden boot-holder<br />
Andy Tuckey scored.<br />
After six rounds of the Mainland<br />
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place on 12 points, three behind<br />
competition leaders Coastal Spirit.<br />
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Driven<br />
Sharp price for Subaru Impreza<br />
• By Ross Kiddie<br />
THIRTEEN YEARS ago I guided<br />
an acquaintance into a new car, it<br />
was a Subaru Impreza and it was<br />
a car which was priced at $25,000<br />
with four-wheel-drive and 2-litre<br />
engine.<br />
My friend still has that car and<br />
it has now travelled fault-free over<br />
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has been the only service<br />
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I remember writing at the time<br />
how much of a bargain that car<br />
was, and if finances at the time<br />
had allowed, I may well have purchased<br />
an Impreza as well.<br />
Well, nothing has changed, I<br />
still can’t afford a new car and<br />
now Subaru has another new Impreza<br />
available at a budget price.<br />
For just $5000 more than the new<br />
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automatic stop-start as a fuel<br />
saving measure, keyless entry and<br />
SUBARU IMPREZA: Stacked with value features.<br />
ignition, Apple Car Play and Android<br />
Auto capability, along with<br />
the usual features modern cars<br />
include as a matter of course.<br />
The new Impreza still has<br />
the traditional 2-litre, flat-four<br />
(boxer) engine. It has been<br />
developed to a point where it is<br />
state-of-the-art in terms of power<br />
outputs, emission control and<br />
fuel efficiency. In terms of figures,<br />
the quad-camshaft unit is rated<br />
at 115kW and <strong>19</strong>6Nm, while a<br />
6.6-litre per 100km/h (42mpg)<br />
combined cycle fuel usage average<br />
is claimed by Subaru.<br />
That works well with the<br />
8l/100km (35mpg) figure showing<br />
on the comprehensive trip<br />
computer, along with a 5l/100km<br />
(56mpg) instantaneous figure<br />
cruising the 100km/h legal limit<br />
(engine speed 1600rpm).<br />
Drive is channelled to all four<br />
wheels through a continuously<br />
variable automatic transmission.<br />
Not only does the four-wheeldrive<br />
system alleviate the fear of<br />
grip loss on loose surfaces, there<br />
is a lot of natural grip supplied on<br />
the seal, the Impreza has handling<br />
ability which is unrealistic for this<br />
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In the first instance, grip is supplied<br />
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Turanaza tyres, and even<br />
though they aren’t Bridgestone’s<br />
sport specification rubber, the<br />
• Price – Subaru Impreza,<br />
$29,990<br />
• Dimensions – Length,<br />
4460mm; width, 1775mm;<br />
height, 1480mm<br />
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,<br />
four-wheel-drive,<br />
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continuously variable<br />
automatic.<br />
• Performance –<br />
0-100km/h, 9.3sec<br />
• Fuel usage – 6.6l/100km<br />
tyres have prodigious grip. If you<br />
add in a flat and controlled body<br />
balance and drive channelled<br />
constantly through to all wheels,<br />
the handling balance is biased<br />
towards sporty.<br />
That comes without the springs<br />
and dampers being overly firmed,<br />
ride quality is still paramount to<br />
the Subaru way of manufacture.<br />
I took the test car on a loop that<br />
took in both sealed and unsealed<br />
surfaces and I’m pleased to report<br />
that for what would be deemed<br />
an everyday family sedan, the Impreza<br />
imparts a sporty handling<br />
sensation.<br />
Power is directed freely<br />
through the transmission. In this<br />
form the Impreza doesn’t get the<br />
turbocharging system of its WRX<br />
stablemates, but it is an honest,<br />
punchy engine. I’ve written many<br />
times how much natural torque<br />
horizontally-opposed engines develop,<br />
and the Impreza’s naturally-aspirated<br />
unit is a honey.<br />
In my introduction I mentioned<br />
the high level of specification.<br />
Another useful feature<br />
are the steering wheel-mounted<br />
paddles which the driver can use<br />
to initiate ratio changes within<br />
the CVT system. There’s also a<br />
sequential system at the main<br />
gearshift lever itself, but as a<br />
driver you can be lured into a<br />
sporty sensation if you utilise the<br />
paddles.<br />
However, first and foremost,<br />
the Impreza caters for the family<br />
unit. While sedans are fast losing<br />
popularity, I’m still a bit of a<br />
fan and I’m quite smitten with<br />
Subaru product; together I’d be<br />
sold on the Impreza in this form.<br />
Subaru’s line-up isn’t extensive,<br />
but the company is far more<br />
than a global niche market<br />
player. All of the models<br />
offered here are functional and<br />
practical, each designed for a different<br />
role. The Impreza is there<br />
to tempt as an entry-level car into<br />
the brand.<br />
You’d had better be quick,<br />
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The general nature of the<br />
business conducted under<br />
the licence is: ON-LICENCE<br />
RESTAURANT CLASS 3<br />
The days on which and the<br />
hours during which alcohol<br />
is intended to be sold under<br />
the licence are: MONDAY TO<br />
SUNDAY 11.00AM TO 10.00PM<br />
The application may be<br />
inspected during ordinary<br />
office hours at the office of the<br />
Christchurch District Licensing<br />
Committee, 53 Hereford Street,<br />
Christchurch.<br />
Any person who is entitled<br />
to object and who wishes to<br />
object to the issue of the licence<br />
may, not later than 15 working<br />
days after the date of the first<br />
publication of this notice, file a<br />
notice in writing of the objection<br />
with the Secretary of the District<br />
Licensing Committee, PO Box<br />
73049, Christchurch 8154.<br />
No objection to the issue of a<br />
licence may be made in relation<br />
to a matter other than a matter<br />
specified in section 105(1) of<br />
the Sale and Supply of Alcohol<br />
Act 2012.<br />
This is the second publication of<br />
this notice. This notice was first<br />
published on 6 <strong>April</strong>, <strong>2017</strong>.<br />
VAN DRIVER<br />
CHRISTCHURCH<br />
We have a contract position available for<br />
a delivery person/s with access to a van to<br />
make deliveries to individual residential<br />
addresses in the Christchurch area.<br />
Applicants interested in the position,<br />
please email your details to<br />
petermoskaluk@hotmail.com<br />
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE<br />
Public Notices<br />
Situations Vacant<br />
Phone for further details<br />
(03) 379 1100
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