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New safety barriers on way for 

fatal crash, drink driving sites 

But they 

won’t be 

finished 

until 

next year 

• By Sarla Donovan 

NEW SAFETY barriers will be 

put up on Main Rd after two 

serious crashes within a year – 

one which claimed a life. 

But they won’t 

be completed until 

February next 

year. 

In March, Mt 

Pleasant resident 

Sarah Jane 

Arrow 

Maureen Imrie, 

73, died when 

the vehicle her 

husband was driving 

slammed through a rickety 

wooden barrier near Shag Rock 

and plunged into the sea. 

Witnesses were able to pull 

Bruce Imrie, 77, out of the vehicle, 

but it was swept away by an 

undertow before they were able 

to rescue Mrs Imrie. 

The accident came a year to 

FATAL: The scene of the crash which claimed the life of Mt Pleasant woman Maureen Imrie. 

the day after repeat drink-driver 

Sarah Arrow crashed through a 

nearby barrier in Moncks Bay, 

badly injuring several pedestrians. 

Mr Imrie told Bay Harbour 

News yesterday he was pleased at 

news of the safety measures. 

“If there had been a proper 

metal safety barrier in place, 

there would (still) have been an 

accident, but it probably wouldn’t 

have been fatal. It was going into 

the estuary that killed my wife.” 

Police are still investigating the 

fatal crash. It’s been a tough year 

for the pensioner, whose daughter 

died suddenly of leukaemia 

just two months after his wife’s 

death. 

A new safety barrier will be installed 

at the bend by Shag Rock 

by February next year. There will 

also be a new 100m section of 

barrier constructed south of the 

Shag Rock bend. 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community 

Board member 

Darrell Latham 

said the measures 

were long overdue. 

“That is a 

problematic 

corner with a long 

Latham 

history of accidents. We need 

to ensure not only that vehicles 

are safe from going off the road 

at the corner, but also the safety 

of people walking from the 

Christchurch Yacht Club to Shag 

Rock.” 

After Mrs Imrie’s death, Dr 

Latham met with city council 

staff and police, and sought 

urgent action on both sites. 

While he was pleased to hear 

measures were being put in 

place, Dr Latham was disappointed 

at the lack of communication 

from the city council. 

•Turn to page 4 

•Editor’s view, page 2 

Darrell

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DESK News............................3-10, 15 

ABOUT time. 

That’s all that can be said about 

our front page article today on the 

new safety barriers about to be put 

in on Main Rd. 

It’s taken well over a year to get 

to this point and you’ve got to 

wonder why. 

The changes have been prompted 

by two serious crashes, the first 

in 2016 and the second in March, a 

fatal - the tragic death of Mt Pleasant 

woman Maureen Imrie. 

But here’s the interesting part. 

The new barriers won’t be 

finished until February next year. 

That’s nearly two years since the 

first serious crash involving drunk 

driver Sarah Arrow, who hit a 

group of pedestrians. 

That’s a worry. 

Speaking of crashes, there are 

two very lucky individuals on page 

5 today, after their vehicle crashed 

in the early hours of the weekend. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

Council’s property goldmine 

But will the 

community 

see any of it? 


THE CITY council is sitting 

on millions of dollars of Banks 

Peninsula property which it 

must decide to keep or sell. 

In total, there are about 28 

properties in Banks Peninsula 

with a combined value of more 

than $6.6m. 

More than half of that value 

is in three properties in Akaroa 

and Diamond Harbour, which 

together are valued at $3.5m. 

But there are no guarantees 

the money will stay within the 

Banks Peninsula community if 

they’re sold. 

If properties are considered 

surplus and sold off, the use of 

the proceeds would be determined 

“on a case-by-case basis”, 

according to city council head 

of facilities, property and planning, 

Bruce Rendall. 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board member and deputy 

mayor, Andrew Turner, said he 

would expect that if property 

was sold, the money would 

VALUABLE: This city council-owned property in the heart of 

Akaroa – currently leased to a local butcher – is valued at 

$1.46m. 

go into general city council 

funds. He said the city council 

no longer used “jam jar” accounting 

and this was standard 

practice. 

Another board member, Janis 

Haley agreed: “It’s the same 

with funds from the cruise 

ships. Times have changed – 

we’ve amalgamated and we 

have to accept that.” 

Yew Cottage, at 40 Rue 

Jolie, has a registered value 

of $700,000. The city council 

purchased the building in 1981 

to ensure it was not replaced by 

a taller building which might 

shade the bowling green next 

door, but it has been empty 

for the past 10 years and now 

requires substantial repairs. An 

area between the cottage and 

the harbour is used informally 

as car parking for the bowling 

club. 

The building has a notable 

listing in the Banks Peninsula 

District Plan and is incorporated 

within Akaroa’s historic 

area. 

Two parties interested in using 

the property were declined 

by the community board in 

June. 

The Akaroa Resource Collective 

Trust aimed to “provide, 

promote and support charitable 

services beneficial to the Banks 

Peninsula community.” 

The other interested party 

was a private buyer. 

The board decided neither 

would be suitable and was now 

working to “identify a local 

solution for the future management 

of Yew Cottage.” 

Another property in the heart 

of Akaroa, currently leased as a 

butchery and deli and for community 

use, is valued at $1.46m. 

In Diamond Harbour, a 38ha 

block of rural-zoned land behind 

the school at 27 Hunter’s 

Rd is valued at $1.4m 

Described as a “large parcel 

of land which could lend itself 

to several uses,” the property 

borders Bayview Rd to the 

south, farmland to the east and 

residential land to the north. 

Cr Turner said there would be 

a formal, robust process to be 

followed. 

“The board won’t be recommending 

the sale of any land 

that has value to the community 

now or in future.” 

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from the sale of city council 

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SKATE PARK MEETING 

A workshop on Monday will give the 

community the chance to meet with 

city council staff to share information 

and ideas around what is important 

to include in site selection criteria 

for a skate park in the Bays area. 

Members of the public can drop in 

to the Redcliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling 

Club anytime from 6-8pm. 

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Community Board deputy chairman 

Jake McLellan has been appointed 

to the Taylors Mistake Baches 

Working Party. The working party 

will determine if the privately-owned 

baches on city council-owned land 

will be allowed to remain, and under 

what terms. Heathcote city councillor 

Sara Tempelton will head up the 

working party. A report from the 

party is expected to be presented to 

the city council by September 30. 

PLAN CLOSE 

Feedback from the community 

about the Naval Point Development 

will soon be presented in a formal 

consultation document. The city 

council asked the community in 

May what they would like the future 

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like, including the recreation ground, 

public boat ramp and the Magazine 

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Woolston Brass has role 

in world contest success 

CHRISTCHURCH musicians 

feature prominently in the 

National Brass Band of New 

Zealand, which was named 

runner-up in the brass band 

section of the World Music 

Contest. 

A third of the band members 

are from Christchurch, with all 

but one playing for Woolston 

Brass. 

The contest is held every 

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•From page 1 

Dr Latham was unaware of 

the plans to install a new section 

of barrier south of the bend. 

“It would have been good 

if the community board 

were updated and advised 

accordingly. We haven’t had 

an update regarding the latest 

measures and that would have 

commissioned from New 

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The programme also featured 

a new major work written for 

the band by renowned English 

composer Peter Graham. The 

39 th Parallel is based on the 

landscape and mythology of 

the Wanganui region in 

memory of brass band icon 

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The band performed concerts 

in Stein, the Netherlands, 

and Aachen, Germany, before 

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week. 

Barrier for fatal crash site 

been nice.” 

Aaron Haymes, city council 

transport operations manager, 

said the barriers will be in place 

by February 2018. 

“We will then consider 

continuing the (southern 

barrier) a further 160m, which 

will require additional approval 

and funding,” he said. 

Clash over intersection 

in Redcliffs School battle 


THE INTERSECTION of 

Main Rd and Beachville Rd has 

become a new factor in the battle 

over a new Redcliffs School site. 

Friends of Redcliffs Park chairwoman 

Simi Desor said the lack 

of clarity around what would 

happen with the potentially dangerous 

Beachville Rd intersection 

was a real concern. 

“The process has not been 

transparent and many people 

aren’t happy about it. Changes to 

the intersection, signage, lights - 

who will pay for it? None of that 

has been explained.” 

Public consultation on the 

Ministry of Education proposal 

to rebuild the school on Redcliffs 

Park, creating a land swap with 

the old school site, closed on June 

26. 

A hearing panel has been 

appointed to work through the 

800 submissions received. The 

panel would then make a recommendation 

to the city council 

on whether to go ahead with the 

land swap. 

But Redcliffs School Board of 

Trustees chairman Darren Fidler 

said Mrs Desor’s concerns were 

unfounded because a decision 

CONTROVERSIAL: The Beachville Rd intersection has been 

called potentially dangerous for children going to the potential 

new Redcliffs School site at Redcliffs Park. 

had yet to be made on whether 

the relocation would go ahead. 

He said once the ministry 

had certainty, it would do “a lot 

more work”, including specifics 

around buildings and transport. 

“This includes (how to manage) 

the traffic. At this stage, 

there are no traffic issues in 

Redcliffs that are any worse than 

elsewhere in Christchurch or 

New Zealand.” 

Because the school would likely 

back onto the coastal pathway, 

he said pupils who could get onto 

that would be able to access the 

school via walking or scooting. 

The current controlled crossing 

on Main Rd could also be 

continued. 

“There are simple solutions to 

these concerns. The school and 

board are committed to getting 

our kids to and from school 

safely. We want to work with 

residents on this.” 

Dr Fidler said the possibility of 

closure would be back on the table 

if the land swap was declined 

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LUCKY: The aftermath of Sunday’s serious crash on the Christchurch Akaroa Rd. 

Pair lucky to survive horror smash 

• By Andrew King 

TWO PEOPLE are lucky to be 

alive after a horror smash saw 

their vehicle leave the road and 

end up in a nearby property early 

on Sunday. 

The vehicle the man and 

woman were in smashed through 

a wooden power pole and a tree 

before flying over a 2m wall, 

narrowly missing a house in 

Robinsons Bay about midnight. 

Residents who heard the crash 

raced to the scene and found the 

vehicle in a neighbouring property 

after leaving the Christchurch 

Akaroa Rd. 

Akaroa Senior Constable 

Anita Osborne said she could 

not believe how lucky the two 

occupants were when she first 

arrived. 

“If you looked at the scene you 

wouldn’t think anyone could 

have survived,” she said. 

Emergency services arrived 

and firefighters cut free a 

27-year-old woman who was 

then airlifted to Christchurch 

Hospital with head injuries. 

The driver, who suffered a 

broken back and ribs, was taken 

to hospital by ambulance. 

The power pole was snapped 

off at the base and found in the 

paddock a number of metres 

away, while debris from the tree 

was littered around the property 

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protruding from the windscreen. 

The woman involved in the 

crash told Bay Harbour News on 

Monday she could not remember 

anything about the crash or the 

ride in the helicopter. 

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New pipes for Main Rd 

Rock fall risk 

no longer 

hindering work 

NEW PIPES will be laid 

underneath the Peacocks 

Gallop section of Main Rd 

in Sumner over the next 

few months. 

The replacement of the 

quake-damaged water and 

wastewater pipes has not 

been able to proceed before 

now because of the high 

rock fall risk. 

However, now the 

geotechnical hazards 

have been addressed and 

the shipping containers 

removed, work can begin 

on replacing the damaged 

pipes beneath the roadway. 

A new wastewater pipe 

will be installed under 

the centre of the road. A 

second water supply pipe 

will also be added to increase 

the resilience of the 

network. 

The new water pipe will 

carry 4.3 million litres of 

water a day – enough to 

nearly fill an Olympic-size 

swimming pool twice 

over – and service homes 

in Clifton Bay, Richmond 

Hill, Sumner, Scarborough 

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STARTING SOON: New water and wastewater 

pipes will be laid beneath the Peacocks Gallop 

section of Main Rd. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

and Taylors Mistake. 

The city council will also 

be installing a crash barrier 

at Shag Rock corner 

along Peacocks Gallop, 

and will be resurfacing the 

road. 

“We are very aware 

that Main Rd is the only 

traffic access in and out of 

Sumner so we will be taking 

all measures to ensure 

that disruption is kept to a 

minimum,’’ said city council 

head of three waters 

and waste, John Mackie. 

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to minimise congestion 

and delays. Some work 

will need to be carried 

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is happening traffic may 

be reduced to one lane for 

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The contractor, Fulton 

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steps to keep noise to a 

minimum when working 

at night. 

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Harbour dredging gets approval 

Groups still 

against plan 

THE EXPANSION of Lyttelton 

Harbour’s shipping channel has 

been approved in spite of stern 

opposition from iwi, residents 

and marine farmers. 

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch 

has received four resource 

consents to deepen the harbour 

channel, allowing larger ships to 

enter the port. 

The project would cost up to 

$120 million. 

A deeper channel is required 

to service larger ships, which 

were becoming standard worldwide, 

the company said. 

There has been opposition 

to the plan, with Sumner and 

Taylors Mistake residents saying 

they are worried the sediment 

will cause a “silt beach.” 

Marine farmers also called 

for strict conditions, including 

comprehensive monitoring, to 

be put in place if the consent was 

granted. 

Environment Canterbury 

received 44 submissions, with 

the majority opposing the LPC 

project. 

The channel’s length would 

be doubled to 6.km, widened by 

20m and its depth increased by 

5-6m. 

Under the plan, 18 million 

cu m of sediment would be 

sucked up and dumped offshore 

over two years, mostly at a disposal 

site 6km away from Godley 

Head. 

A hearings panel led by Sir 

Graham Panckhurst decided “by 

a considerable margin” that the 

consents be granted, but stressed 

the need for responsibility by 

LPC. 

The panel said that although 

there would be environmental 

effects, the proposed safeguards 

were “impressive.” 

The consents were granted for 

35 years. 

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Lyttelton Harbour go ahead, 

why or why not? Email sarla. 

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Feedback sought on reserves 

MEMBERS OF the community 

can provide their input on how 

the Te Oka and Misty Peaks 

reserves should be looked after. 

The city council wants feedback 

on how people think the 

two large reserves should be 

managed. 

It is looking to put together 

draft management plans for 

the reserves to ensure they are 

looked after and protected for 

generations to come through 

future development and general 

maintenance. 

Te Oka Reserve is the only 

park on Banks Peninsula which 

provides the opportunity for sea 

to summit ecological restoration. 

The city council bought 903ha 

of farmland adjoining Te Oka 

and Tumbledown bays to form 

the park, with the aim of protecting 

and enhancing biodiversity 

and to provide recreational opportunities 

in a natural setting. 

The reserve has an existing 

track network and provides 

swimmers and surfers access to 

both bays. 

Misty Peaks Reserve is a scenic 

park created when the city council 

bought 500ha of the former 

Mt Desmond Station. It sits 

alongside the privately-owned 

Hinewai Reserve and surrounds 

the Department of Conservationadministered 

Armstrong 

Reserve. 

Misty Peaks Reserve is home 

to a range of native birds and 

lizards and a number of rare or 

GROWTH: Lyttelton Port Company of Christchurch has been granted resource consents to 

deepen the harbour channel. 

threatened plants. 

Together, the reserves provide 

nearly 1700ha of land with high 

recreation and conservation 

value. They are close to Akaroa 

and easily reached from three 

main roads. 

Once the initial public input 

is collected, a draft plan will be 

put together and presented to the 

public for feedback in November. 

The city council aims to approve 

the plan by May next year. 

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News 

Redcliffs 

trap library 

opened 


REDCLIFFS RESIDENT John 

Cook is giving the native bird 

population a helping hand by 

setting up a trap library. 

People can now borrow rat and 

stoat traps from the Redcliffs Community 

Shed to put in their gardens. 

A $250 grant from the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board helped Mr Cook to set up the 

library. 

The urban initiative is part of a 

broader push to create a predatorfree 

Port Hills. 

Mr Cook said similar urban-trapping 

schemes have been running 

in Wellington after predator-free 

advocate Kelvin Hastie spent two 

years helping the Wellington suburb 

of Crofton Downs become free of 

rats, stoats and other mustelids. 

More recently, Khandallah, Ngaio, 

Wadestown, Wilton, Highbury and 

Mirimar have joined the cause. 

There had been a “proliferation” of 

rats and stoats after the Canterbury 

earthquakes, Mr Cook said, and the 

native bird population was under 

threat nationally, along with insects, 

gheckos, lizards and others. 

Anyone interested in helping out 

or using the trap library can contact 

Mr Cook at jkscook@xtra.co.nz or 

027 253 7458 

Pushing fashion boundaries 


HE MAY still be studying, but 

third year Ara Institute fashion 

student William Roper has 

already worked with top New 

Zealand designers. 

Mr Roper, who lives in Governor’s 

Bay, recently showed off 

his industry-directed collection 

for Ara’s annual exhibition. 

The striking black and white 

designs were inspired by an 

internship with Auckland 

designer James Dobson of 

JimmyD. 

“James was a judge at the 

Hokonui Fashion Awards, 

where I happened to win a section 

and he remembered my 

work. That was a factor in him 

deciding to take me on I think,” 

Mr Roper said. 

Fashion design was always on 

the cards for Mr Roper, after his 

mother introduced him to sewing 

while still at primary school. 

He attended the Rudolf Steiner 

School in Opawa throughout 

primary and high school. 

“Mum taught me to sew and 

that piqued an interest in pattern 

making and construction. 

So I’ve been pottering around 

on a sewing machine for quite a 

few years.” 

Jimmy D’s aesthetic matches 

his own. 

“I like black because it goes 

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with everything. And fabric is 

really important too - natural fibres 

are the way to go - I try and 

steer clear of synthetics; they 

feel horrible and they’re bad for 

the environment. Silk is great 

to work with and I like designs 

rooted in a theme, I think it 

gives more depth.” 

“In the grand scheme of 

things, (my work) is not that 

wild. It’s different to what you 

find in the malls, but in terms 

of the fashion scene there’s a 

market for it; New Zealand loves 

that black drapy look.” 

“I’m interested in how far 

you can push the concept of 

clothing. One of my garments, 

the Transformer, can be worn 

inside out, back to front, or any 

combination of those. It’s quite 

wild - when you lay it out flat, 

you wonder where is my head 

going, where do my arms go? 

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At the Heart of 

Our Community 

Market Comment 

They say results aren’t everything but what else can you go by? 

These days it’s all about dealing with facts rather than making assumptions. Here at 

Ray White Ferrymead we’re pretty pleased with our results, especially over the last 

couple of months. Not only were we awarded number 2 office for Ray White in the 

South Island but our auction results are sitting at 65% sold either under the hammer 

or unconditionally prior to auction, compared to the national average of 41%. On top 

of that, the number of properties our managers are looking after has continued to 

increase month on month with tenant enquiry also remaining positive. 

With interest rates still low and a reduced number of properties for sale over winter 

we’re predicting a strong second half of the year as buyer demand increases and the 

market once again gains momentum moving into the traditionally busy spring and 

summer months. 

And that’s a fact! 

Nancy Vincent Parr 

Operations Manager 

Dan Newburgh 

022 657 1497 

Eddie Spry 

021 1565 884 

Marie Malone 

0274 898 349 

Featured Property 

In the Community… 

3 Roland Lane – As Is Where Is 

Enter your own world 

down a private lane. A safe 

place for children to play 

with a decile 10 primary 

school 5 minutes walk 

away. Peace and seclusion 

where you can live life on 

your own terms. 

The house is set in 

mature gardens on a 

generous 1143m2 section on the lower slopes of Mount Pleasant. 

Sheltered from the easterly. Architecturally designed on three 

levels there is always a sense of discovery as you move from room 

to room. Rimu paneling gives warmth to this family home, as does 

the afternoon sun as you watch it travelling to set behind the 

Southern Alps. The central kitchen/dining area flows directly onto 

the elevated deck from which the expansive view continues to 

unfold. Internal 2-car garage and plenty of off-street parking. 

The property and chattels are to be sold uninsured on an ‘As 

Is, Where Is’ basis, with no insurance or EQC entitlement 

transferable. 

Are you bold enough to take this one on? Contact Matt Clayton 

for more information. 

At the end of each term Ray White 

Ferrymead awards a book prize to 

children at Redcliffs School who have 

consistently upheld a particular school 

value for the term, this last term was 

“excellence”. This is a tradition that has 

continued for the past 16 years, and 

we are very proud to have such a long 

standing relationship with one of our 

local schools. We are also proud to 

be financial supporters of the Special 

Needs Programme at the school. 

Left to right: Ethan Nicholson, Eddy 

Stanton, and Scarlett Dunbar receiving 

their Excellence book award from Craig 

Prier – Principal Ray White Ferrymead. 

Eleanor Corston 

027 435 2415 

Anna Loader 

027 272 7128 

Angela Harden 

Listings Administrator 

Mark Gardner 

021 633 669 

Elise Chappell 

027 226 4413 

Daisy Foldesi 

021 328 059 

Top Sales for June 

“What people are saying about us” 

Jan Edlin 

027 433 8025 

Matt Clayton 

021 2233 998 

Paula and Simon 

“Excellent communication with us, very professional, worked hard, and 

comes across (to potential buyers as well as us), as honest and trustworthy” 

- Vendors 20 Seamount Terrace, Mt Pleasant 

Bev Prout 

“She was on the ball, reported well and ultimately ensured I got a very good 

price” - Vendors 24 Stoke Street, Sumner 

Patricia Van der bent 

027 296 1408 

Bronny Clifford 

021 272 7718 

Paula and Simon Standeven 

Matt Clayton and Craig Prier 

“Auction day was excellent with a great attendance and spirited bidding. 

Thanks to Matt and Craig for a great result” 

- Vendor 242g Main Road, Moncks Bay 

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

Phone (03) 3844 179 | rwferrymead.co.nz | /RayWhiteFerrymead 

Bev Prout 

027 495 9586 

Simon Standeven 

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PAGE 13 

Fire-breather 

makes the stage 

• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding 

LEARNING TO breath fire 

could be seen as a daunting way 

to get into Lyttelton’s stage. 

But that’s how Woolston’s 

Aaron Boyce, 48, debuted on the 

stage, blowing fire for the former 

Christchurch Drama Centre’s 

show Linnaeus Prince of Flowers. 

“Somebody said to me ‘do you 

want to be a fire breather?’ And 

I said I am willing to learn,” he 

said. 

Nearly 20 years down the track, 

Boyce may not be breathing 

flames in his latest show but he 

will play a key role in Top Dog 

Theatre’s latest show Up ‘N’ Under 

by John Godber. 

Set in England, the show is 

based around an ex-professional 

rugby league player called Arthur 

(Tom Trevella), who bets his life 

savings he can train a team to 

beat the undefeated Cobblers 

Arm. 

Boyce has two roles in the 

show. He plays Reg Welsh, a 

member of the Cobblers Arm, 

and amateur league player Steve, 

who helps form the team to take 

down the Cobblers Arm side. 

He described Steve as “flamboyant” 

and a “bit of a lad” while 

Reg Welsh is mature and wellto-do, 

with a bit of coin behind 

him. He said Steve is basically the 

comic relief in the show. Taking 

part in the show was a reunion 

for Boyce who first performed 

with fellow actors Tom Trevella 

and Dan Crossen in the Top Dog 

Theatre production The Merchant 

of Venice in 2005. 

Since his debut as a fire breather, 

Boyce has performed with 

a variety of theatre companies, 

including Showbiz Christchurch 

and Riccarton Players. 

In spite of burning himself 

the odd time, Boyce still enjoys 

breathing fire on occasion. 

In 1996, when Boyce was fireblowing 

at a Crusaders game, he 

suffered minor burns and loss of 

hair and eyebrows. 

“I blew straight into a 

nor’wester and the flames just 

came straight back at me,” he 

said. 

•Up ‘N’ Under runs at the 

Lyttelton Arts Factory until 

July 22. To book tickets, go to 

http://topdogtheatre.com/ 

shows/up-n-under/ 

“Epic turnout” 

for Fuse disco 

The kids were glowing at Fuse’s UV disco on a 

recent Friday night as year 7 and 8 pupils from 

local schools celebrated the last day of term. 

Shoreline Youth Trust manager Gareth Davies 

said there was a “pretty epic turnout” for the 

event. 

Saturday 8 – 

Saturday 22 July 2017 

Cool time in Tekapo 

SNOW FUN: Twenty one excited Christchurch teenagers attended an overnight snow camp 

in Tekapo last week. The event was part of Youthtown’s Breakaway Holiday programme which 

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PAGE 15 

News 

Glass case for sod cottage 

JAMES PENFOLD’S 1870’s sod 

cottage is to be repaired. 

Located in Scott Park near the 

Ferrymead Bridge, the heritage 

landmark with its original sod 

block construction offers a unique 

insight into early earth-building 

techniques used by 19 th century 

Canterbury settlers. 

The sod hut was the home 

of Captain James Penfold 

(1832-1905) who was master of 

the schooner Excelsior which 

traded between New Zealand 

and Australia and was wrecked 

on the Sumner Bar. Penfold used 

material from the wrecked ship 

and sods cut from the river when 

building his cottage. 

Carolyn Ingles, head of urban 

regeneration, design and heritage 

at the city council, said the cottage 

was badly damaged in the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

“The walls facing Main Road 

and Ferrymead Bridge are largely 

intact, and these can be repaired 

to keep the historic street view 

of the cottage,” Ms Ingles said. 

“However, some of the remaining 

walls are too badly damaged to repair 

– so rather than deconstruct 

and reconstruct the cottage with 

new materials, which will remove 

a lot of the heritage fabric that 

makes it such a historic building, 

we’re proposing to enclose those 

parts in toughened glass. 

“The proposed stabilisation and 

SAVED: The restored cottage before the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. 

repair option would highlight the 

workmanship that makes Penfold’s 

Cottage so significant – as 

well as provide a more engaging, 

authentic experience for visitors. 

Of course, the community feels 

a real sense of ownership for this 

cottage, and we want to consider 

their views on how we might best 

preserve it.” 

Funding has been set aside 

for the repair to take place in 

2018–19. 

The city council is seeking community 

feedback on its proposed 

plans. There are also set to be 

two drop-in sessions at the Mt 

Pleasant Yacht Club, Scott Park, 

Main Rd, where visitors can 

talk to city council staff about 

the project. They will be held at 

7–9pm on Thursday, July 20, and 

at noon–2pm on Saturday July 22. 

Feedback closes on August 14. 

For more information, visit 

www.ccc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay 

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Lyttelton services 

get funding boost 

• By Caitlin Miles 

THE LOONS Club and 

struggling Lyttelton 

Community House both 

received a funding boost to 

help cover operating costs. 

The two groups requested 

funding from the Banks 

Peninsula Community Board 

to help pay for things like rent, 

power and insurance. 

The Loons Club is different 

to the Loons Theatre Trust. 

It operates mainly as a 

Working Mens Club and plans 

to provide a multi-purpose 

community facility for local 

groups and organisations to 

hire the space once its facility 

is rebuilt. 

It is currently in the final 

stages of rebuilding on its 

premises at 16 Canterbury 

St after it suffered significant 

damage in the February 22, 

2011 earthquake. The club 

has spent the last six years 

focused on raising funds for 

the rebuild. 

The Maritime Union has 

agreed to lend the funds 

needed for the rebuild but it 

does not cover the operational 

costs. 

REBUILD: The Loons Club 

is hoped to be completed 

within the next six months. 

The community board 

agreed to provide $1667 to help 

cover those costs. 

The Lyttelton Community 

House is in a similar position, 

it needs funding to help pay 

for power, insurance and telephone 

and internet costs. 

The community house has 

struggled with a lack of funding 

recently. It has to cut staff 

and reduce its hours to be able 

to operate. The house is run by 

volunteers and provides social 

services to the area. 

The community board also 

agreed to provide $1667. 

Both groups have been 

encouraged to apply for the 

further funding from the 

Strengthening Communities 

2017-2018 fund. 

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Proudly providing 

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Fisherman’s WharF 

Spectacular Harbour Views 

Fisherman’s Wharf Restaurant offer’s 

a warm & friendly atmosphere over 

looking the working port of Lyttelton. 

We have a range of wonderful meal 

options to suit all. Seafood, Steaks, 

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kids meals. We serve only the freshest 

locally caught fish & our produce is also 

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PROJECT WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT? STATUS 

1. Avon River 

Precinct – The 

Promenade 

New city waterfront with shared-space streetscape, 

paved areas, art, gardens, lighting and seating. 

• Finishing in stages. Montreal to Durham Street 

will be mostly complete this year. 

2. Victoria Square 

Restoration 

Making it safer and more accessible. • Opening in early 2018. 

3. East Frame Around 900 new homes for 2000 people and the 

3rd largest public space in the central city. 

4. South Frame People-focused laneways and gathering spaces, 

connecting the Innovation Precinct with the 

Health Precinct. 

• Public spaces opening in early 2018. 

• First 20 homes finishing in mid-2018. Next set 

of homes finishing in 2019. 

• Opening in stages. 

• Evolution Square in the Innovation Precinct 

opening in late 2017. 

5. Durham Street, 

Manchester 

Street and 

Hospital Corner 

Improving the streets, ready for the future 

demands on the travel network. 

Bealey Ave 

• Major work finished on Durham and 

Manchester Streets. 

Bealey Ave 

• Goal is to finish outstanding work by the 

end of 2017. 

6. Convention 

Centre 

• 1400 delegate auditorium 

• 3600m 2 exhibition hall 

• Ground preparation is finished. 

• Construction starts soon. 

BUS 

INTERCHANGE 

SOL 

SQUARE 

SCOULAR PARK 

ECAN 

Harper Ave 

MANCHESTER ST 

EPIC 

C1 

7. Metro Sports 

Facility 

8. Canterbury 

Earthquake 

National 

Memorial 

Park Tce 

• 1600m 2 meeting rooms 

The largest aquatic and indoor recreation and 

leisure facility in New Zealand. 

MADRAS ST 

Victoria St 

Salisbury St 

• Early works underway. 

• Construction starts this year. 

A place to remember. • Finished in February 2017. 

Peterborough St 

Kilmore St 

Montreal St 

Cranmer Square 

Victoria St 

Durham St 

Colombo St 

Salisbury St 

• Take a virtual tour at: 

www.canterburyearthquakememorial.co.nz 


Manchester St 

Cambridge Tce 

Madras St 

Salisbury St 


Barbadoes St 

Armagh St 

Armagh St 

Riccarton Ave 

Rolleston Ave 

Gloucester St 

Worcester Blvd 

Hereford St 

Cashel St 

Montreal St 

Oxford Tce 

Cambridge Tce 

Cashel St 

Lichfield St 

Colombo St 

Gloucester St 

Worcester St 

Hereford St 

High St 

Manchester St 

Latimer Square 

Madras St 

Barbadoes St 

Tuam St 

Tuam St 

Hagley Ave 

Antigua St 

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Montreal St 

Durham St 

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Your Local Views 

Residents’ associations 

play an important role 

ews 

List MP for the 

Port Hills Nuk 

Korako reflects 

on the role 

of residents’ 

associations in 

our democracy 

Where 

ashion 

would we be without 

our residents’ associations? 

One of the things I think we do 

particularly well here in the Port 

Hills is care for our communities 

and look out for each other. 

Residents’ associations play a 

vital role in advocating on behalf 

of our communities, improving 

social and communal facilities 

Gardening 

and working on everything from 

small issues to large projects. 

They contribute significantly 

by involving the community in wherever we can. 

issues that affect them, as well 

as boosting communication and 

create networking opportunities. 

You only have to look through 

the pages of Bay Harbour News 

or attend a residents’ association 

meeting to see how involved the 

they are. 

When Redcliffs School faced 

in Wellington. The Sumner 

Residents’ Association has also 

worked hard alongside Sumner 

Green and Skate to restore a 

permanent skate park to their 

community. 

And, in Mt Pleasant, the 

residents’ association has done a 

stellar job of providing a central 

community facility for use by 

residents. 

Residents’ associations help 

amplify the voice of residents in 

the community when they need 

to get their point across. 

Whether it is at the community 

board, council or central 

Government level, they help to 

keep us informed and ensure 

we stay connected to the people 

we represent and assist them 

Importantly, they do a lot to 

support their communities and, 

in return, they depend on the 

support of residents to function. 

If you aren’t a member of your 

local association, why not look 

them up, join, or even see how 

you can help out? 

otoringI talked in my last column 

the prospect of closure, Redcliffs about the benefits of volunteering 

Residents’ Association was – and your local residents’ 

one of the groups that made association might just be the 

its voice heard loud and clear perfect place to start. 

Jet ski users warned: 

Don’t behave like an idiot 

Lyttelton-based 

navigational safety officer 

Gary Manch writes about 

jet ski safety and looking 

out for others while using 

the water 

Just as I thought things were 

settling down for the winter, our 

office received a complaint from 

one of the local New Brighton 

surfies about four jet skis playing 

around close to the surfers and 

the pier supports. 

The surfer provided a video 

and, to be honest, it does not 

portray the jet ski users in a 

good light. 

The most annoying thing here 

is that in spite of the surfer remonstrating 

with the jet ski users 

because he was concerned for 

his safety, they chose to ignore 

him and continued to travel at 

speed very close to the pier and 

the water user. 

Now I hear you thinking that 

the jet ski users had control 

of their vessels and the surfer 

surely would have been safe? 

From my experience no matter 

how good you are, risk is always 

Pirate’s Corner 

there, and with the eastern 

seashore being kilometres long 

there are plenty of other places 

to play and have fun safely. 

Sadly these people decided for 

whatever reason to put other water 

users at risk. This behaviour 

is just plain stupid and does a lot 

to damage the goodwill between 

different groups of water users. 

While the majority of jet ski 

users are very good and comply 

with the rules and regulations, 

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name to an otherwise responsible 

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any person in the water, or within 

200m of any shore or structure, 

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behave like an idiot and put 

other people at risk. 

Hopefully, someone who reads 

this article will know the people 

on the jet skis involved and pass 

on my comments. At the end 

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Rotary helps teacher succeed on water 

News 

Ferrymead 

Rotarians 

had a strong 

inkling they 

were on 

to a good 

thing when 

Ryan Pearce 

approached them for 

support to get to the waka 

ama (outrigger canoeing) 

world championships. Club 

Fashion 

member Barbara Crooks 

writes about how it worked 

out 

The 34-year-old South 

Brighton School teacher 

was part of a para-six which 

paddled to a silver medal at the 

World Distance Waka Ama 

Gardening 

Championships Tahiti a 

couple of weeks ago. 

Pearce, who has used a brace 

on his right leg since spinal 

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paddling for just 12 months 

before making the New Zealand 

team. 

To get to Tahiti he – and each 

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Motoring 

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since the team was named in 

March. 

His personal and professional 

attributes impressed Ferrymead 

DETERMINED: Ryan Pearce (front) won a silver medal at the World Distance Waka Ama 

Championships in Tahiti. 

Rotary members so much they 

readily agreed. And while they 

thought their contribution 

modest, Ryan pointed out that 

they had paid his Christchurch 

to Auckland airfare – without 

which he wouldn’t have made 

the plane to Tahiti. 

After his selection was 

confirmed in March, he had to 

fund a medical examination, and 

flights, food and accommodation 

for three training camps (in 

Napier, Auckland and Tauranga) 

and the world champs in Tahiti. 

As he says, there are no free 

rides for truly amateur sports in 

New Zealand. 

His waka success further 

reflected Pearce’s resolve since 

complications with a 2009 

operation to remove a varicose 

vein on his spinal cord left him 

with no feeling from the waist 

down. A month later, thanks 

to his intensive rehabilitation 

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help of a stick on his wedding 

day. 

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a wheelchair. The next year, 

he tackled the 2.8km harbour 

crossing swim in Auckland, 

dragging himself across almost 

entirely with his arms. He has 

done four more distance swims 

since. 

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harder for waka than his swims 

because he didn’t want to let his 

mates down. He’s also quick to 

point out that, while one of the 

seven paddlers did not get a start 

in Tahiti, the performance was 

very much a team effort. 

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SPORTS 

Club runs up medal tally in cross-country 

• By Gordon FIndlater 

SUMNER WILL look to finish 

their impressive late season 

run of form with a piece of 

silverware. 

The Wave’s 52-24 demolition 

of Linwood on Saturday confirmed 

their spot at the top of 

section two in the metro rugby 

competition. They will now play 

Burnside who finished at the 

bottom of section one in a plate 

semi-final. 

A re-shuffled backline due to 

the absence of regulars Marshall 

Suckling and Nik Cumming 

didn’t seem to affect the team, 

who piled on the points with 

IN FRONT: Dave 

Fitch on his way 

to winning the 

men’s 40 and 

over race. 

tries to Dylan Nel (2), Digby 

Ioane, Zach Kibirige, Peri Marks, 

Tom Ziolo and Poasa Waqanibau. 

Sumner had a slow start to 

the season, which saw them 

play all of the top-four trophy 

semi-finalists in as many rounds. 

Since then, they have lost just 

three games. 

However, in their last 10 outings, 

they have suffered just one 

loss, a 25-26 nail-bitter to Shirley. 

While the team would love 

to be competing for the biggest 

prize in the competition, coach 

Martin Dodgson believes they 

are setting a good platform to do 

so in the future. 

SUMNER RUNNING Club 

had a strong showing at the 

Canterbury cross-country 

champs at Halswell Quarry on 

Saturday. 

The combination of rain and 

sleet all week, combined with 

Saturday’s sunny weather, made 

for perfect conditions, with the 

course’s ditches filled with water. 

Some of the younger competitors 

even found themselves knee deep 

in it. 

Hero Barrettelli and Fred Fitch, 

both seven-years-old, finished 

first and third respectively in the 

grade eight boys event. Amelie 

Clark followed suit by picking 

up third place in the grade 

eight girls, while Charlie Bailey 

finished second in the grade 12 

boys. 

In the seniors, both Nathan 

Jones and Dave Fitch took out 

their age categories. There were 

also podium finishes for Al Cory- 

Wright and Katherine Fitch 

Sumner club results 

Eight boys: Hero Barrettelli, 1; 

Fred Fitch, 3. 

Eight girls: Amelie Clark, 3. 

Nine girls: Louisa Fitch, 3. 

10 boys: Dylan Lyons, 3; Oscar 

Kane 4. 

10 girls: Benita Clark, 5. 

12 boys: Charlie Bailey, 2; 

Mitchell Kane, 3; Aaron Clark, 5. 

14 boys: John Wells, 8. 

“We’re probably still a year 

away from thinking that we can 

sit up at the big table with the big 

PODIUM: Charlie Bailey 

received his medal for 

finishing second in the grade 

12 boys race. 

Under-18 women: Victoria 

Wells, 14. 

45 women: Katherine Fitch, 2. 

Open men: Paul Timothy, 8; 

Simon Wooding 9. 

35 men: Nathan Jones, 1. 

40 men: Dave Fitch, 1. 

50 men: Al Cory-Wright, 2. 

55 men: Trevor Batin, 8. 

REDEMPTION: 

Tu’uta Simaile 

runs with the 

ball during 

Sumner’s 

14-25 loss to 

Burnside in 

May. PHOTO: 

ROZELLE MAY 

boys,” said Dodgson. 

Saturday’s match at Burnside 

Park will give the club a good 


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YOUNGSTER: Fred Fitch on 

his way to a third place in the 

grade eight race. 

TRIO: Simon Wooding, 

Nathan Jones and Paul 

Timothy cross the water 

hazard at the Halswell Quarry. 

Sumner in hot form ahead of semi-final against Burnside 

gauge of where they are at. The 

two teams met back in round 

six of the round-robin season, 

with Burnside winning 25-14. At 

the time, it was Sumner’s sixth 

straight loss to start the year and 

it sealed their fate in the bottom 

six (section two). 

“We had a lot of key players 

missing that day, but that game 

still irks us,” said Dodgson. 

“We feel like we’ve got nothing 

to lose, they’ve come down from 

the top six and won’t want to go 

and lose to a bottom six team.” 

The other plate semi-final will 

see New Brighton host High 

School Old Boys at Rawhiti 

Domain.

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MUDDY: The girls 13th grade team took part in the Alan Fraser 

Memorial Tournament in Kaiapoi 

Ferrymead Bays 

bring cups home 

SPORTS 

STOKED: The 

Bays ninth 

graders hoisted 

their second 

place cup into 

the air at the 

Christchurch 

Football Centre. 

TWO OF Ferrymead Bays 

junior football teams collected 

silverware over the last week. 

The club had four teams 

competing at the Christchurch 

International Cup held at the 

Christchurch Football Centre in 

Yaldhurst. 

Bays ninth grade team 

achieved the best result, finishing 

second in their age group. They 

defeated Selwyn United 3-0 in 

the quarter-finals and Dunedin 

Technical 3-1 in the semi-final, 

before falling to Tauranga’s All- 

Stars Football Academy 0-4 in 

the final. 

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in their quarter-final. They then 

lost 3-4 to Coastal Spirit in the 

semi-final, before defeating Canterbury 

United 4-1 in the play-off 

for third spot. 

The Bays 12th grade team finished 

fifth, while the 11th grade 

team finished 14th. 

The club also had two girls’ 

teams competing in the Alan 

Fraser Memorial Tournament at 

Kendall Park in Kaiapoi. 

Both the 13th and 11th grade 

Bays teams finished seventh in 

their competitions. 

MUDDY: The girls 13th grade team took part in the Alan Fraser Memorial Tournament in Kaiapoi. 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Kids Fest Storytimes 

Wednesday, 11am-noon 

Explore the world through 

stories. Come dressed as your 

favourite character and enjoy the 

costumes, stories, rhymes and 

songs. Half an hour of stories, 

followed by half an hour of craft. 

Akaroa Library, 2 Selwyn Ave 

Use It or Lose It 

Wednesday, 9-9.50am 

This class is for the over-50s 

and is a gentle exercise class 

suitable for those wanting to 

improve their strength, balance 

and mobility. Have fun in a 

friendly atmosphere, meet new 

people and get active and fit at 

the same time. First class is half 

price. 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $5 

Running Club 

Thursday, 6-7pm 

Get active and have fun 

running with like-minded 

people at the Kathmandu and 

Salomon event. There are various 

professional coaches to help 

improve your running style and 

encourage you. It will also give 

you a chance to learn to run on 

different terrains. 

Mt Vernon Valley track car 

park. Free entry 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

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Create ‘n’ Connect Art and 

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Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

If you’re crafty or want to start 

getting crafty go along to this 

group. Take your own project or 

go with ideas for a new one. Others 

in the group are there to offer 

help or advice. Meet new likeminded 

creative people and learn 

new skills. Phone Beth on 022 

678 1252 for more information. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $3 

Mainly Music 

Friday, from 9.30am 

If you’re looking to engage your 

baby or pre-schooler with music, 

go along every Friday morning 

for a series of 30min sessions. The 

first starts at 9.30am and the last 

finishes at 11.45am. This event 

runs during term school times. 

The sessions allow for children, 

parents and caregivers to meet 

one another and interact with 

others. Mainly Music is a fun and 

educational music and movement 

session followed by morning tea 

and a social time. The first session 

is free, $4 per session after 

that. Call Hazel on 384 1965 or 

021 077 1264 for more information. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Christchurch Civic Awards 

2017 

Each year, the Christchurch City Council gives 

awards to those individuals and organisations 

who have performed substantial service 

( usually of a voluntary nature) or made 

important contributions to the city and the 

lives of its people. Any significant service 

that is seen as worthy of recognition may be 

presented for civic commendation. 

Nominations are invited for the 2017 

Christchurch Civic Awards. 

If you wish to nominate someone, please 

visit the Christchurch City Council website 

ccc.govt.nz ( KEYWORD: Civic Awards) to 

download a nomination form. Forms can also 

be collected from Council service centres and 

libraries. 

Completed nominations should be forwarded 

in a sealed envelope to: 

GOOD OLD TIME: Enjoy a day out at Ferrymead Heritage Park and take advantage of half 

price admission. During the school holidays, children can take part in drop-in activities during 

weekdays for no extra cost. In the bakery, bake and decorate biscuits and take part in heritage 

craft-making. At the school, have fun with heritage games. The tram will be running every day 

of the holidays and the bakery will be open from 10am to 3pm. Open Wednesday, Thursday 

and Friday this week, 10am to 4.30pm, 50 Ferrymead Park Dr. 

Babytimes 

Friday, 10.30-11am 

This event allows for parents 

and caregivers to interact with 

each other while letting the 

babies learn. At these sessions, 

babies learn through language, 

rhymes, songs, stories and play. 

The babies learn together and 

build connections with each 

other. 

Lyttelton Library, 18 Canterbury 

St. Free entry 

Chocolate Lectures 

Monday, 10.30am 

Popular Christchurch historian 

Frieda Looser will present 

this five-week lecture series, 

opening with Cacao Beans and 

the Aztecs. The cost will be $5 

per session. All welcome. For 

further information, call Pat 

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Blaikie on 389 0841 

Mt Pleasant Community Centre, 

3 McCormack’s Bay Rd 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

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produce to freshly-baked bread, 

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weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

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Akaroa Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

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Be health smart 

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HaNDS arE the main pathways of germ 

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Eat in season, poor nutrition impairs 

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Stress less, although short periods of 

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chronic stress lowers our immunity, 

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All EQC work has been completed 

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Salisbury 4 Piece Package 

This extensive bedroom range displays all 

the hallmarks of classic rustic furniture. 

was $2399 

now only $1999 

Nohr Bedroom Collection 

The Nohr collection with its simple white drawer fronts 

make this range suitable for both kids and adults 

bedrooms and each drawer features smooth runners 

for ease of use. 

A Testament To Minimal & Refined 

Scandinavian Design! 

SALE 


was $129 

now only $119 

3 Drawer Chest 

was $299 

now only $249 

6 Drawer Lingerie 

was $399 

now only $359 

6 Drawer Tallboy 

was $399 

now only $379 

6 Drawer Lowboy 

was $499 

now only $459

3YEAR 

5YEAR 

5YEAR 

5YEAR 

HUGE RANGE 

of mattresses & sleepsets 

in store 

or online! 

serenesleep 

SALE 

Bahamas Mattress Range 

The Bahamas mattress by Serene Sleep has a medium 

feel so it is not too hard and not too soft and is a fantastic 

option for those looking for a budget friendly mattress. 

serenesleep 

SALE 

Caribbean Mattress Range 

The Caribbean mattress by Serene Sleep has a medium feel so 

it is not too hard and not too soft and is the perfect option for 

those looking for a budget friendly mattress for everyday use. 

BONELL SPRING 

GUARANTEE 

CONTINUOUS SPRING 

GUARANTEE 

Single was $199 now only $169 

King Single was $229 now only $199 

Double was $249 now only $229 

Queen was $299 now only $249 

Single was $299 now only $279 

King Single was $349 now only $299 



King was $579 now only $459 

serenesleep 

SALE 

Seychelles Mattress Range 

The Seychelles mattress by Serene Sleep sits between a 

medium and firm on the comfort scale, perfect for those 

people who like to sleep on their backs. 

serenesleep 

SALE 

Grenada Mattress Range 

The Grenada mattress by Serene Sleep is one of the most firm 

mattresses available at Target. Features an advanced layer 

system which has been carefully designed to provide the 

perfect balance of support, comfort and durability. 

POCKET SPRING 

GUARANTEE 






POCKET SPRING KNITTED FABRIC HIGH DENSITY FOAM 



GUARANTEE 




AVAILABLE IN SOFT, MEDIUM OR FIRM 

AVAILABLE IN SOFT OR FIRM 

prestige 

Bedding 

SALE 

Prestige Mattress Range 

The Prestige mattress uses a high quality 7 zoned pocket 

spring system, designed to give superior spinal support 

while also keeping partner disturbance to a minimum. 

prestige 

Bedding 

SALE 

Prestige Nature Mattress Range 

With several layers of premium comfort, the Prestige Nature 

consists of cashmere, latex and wool that wraps you in a 

‘natural sleep zone’ by regulating the temperature and 

providing you with an overall healthier sleep. 

POCKET SPRING FOAM ENCASED GEL INFUSED KNITTED FABRIC 

10 

YEAR 

GUARANTEE 

10 

YEAR 

NATURAL MATERIALS POCKET SPRING FOAM ENCASED LATEX GEL INFUSED 

GUARANTEE 







King Single was $1199 now only $999 

Double was $1299 now only $1199 



WE NOW SELL ONLINE! 

Visit us at targetfurniture.co.nz

SAVE A BUNDLE ON KID’S FURNITURE! 

Jamie Bunk Bed 

An ideal way to save on 

space in your kid's 

bedroom. This stylish 

bunk can be set up as 

shown or converted into 

two single beds and is 

available in either white 

or black. 

save 

$100 

Carnival Bedroom Collection 

Stylish and sturdy kids furniture. 

This bedroom range features metal drawer runners. 

Available in 4 colours. Great for the kids bedroom. 

Available in Green, Blue, Purple & Pink 

5 Drawer 

Split Tallboy 

was $459 

now only 

$379 

was $599 

now only 

$499 


was $199 

now only $159 

SALE 

Addison Bunk Bed 

An ideal way to save on space in your kid's 

bedroom. This stylish bunk comfortably 

sleeps two underneath and one on top and 

is available in either white or espresso finish. 

was $799 

now only 

$599 

save 

$200 

4 Drawer Desk 

was $399 

now only $349 

Small Bookcase 

was $279 


Callum 

Bunk Bed 

with Trundle 

This stylish bunk 

comfortably sleeps 

three people, with 

two single beds and 

a roll out trundle bed 

for guests. 

save 

$300 

save 

$50 

was $1299 

now only 

$999 

Willow Single Bed 

The fresh frame add's a fun element to suit a modern 

space. Available in aqua, black and white colour 

options. Mattress and bedding are not included. 

was $249 


$ 

We 

accept: 

targetfurniture.co.nz 

Corner Blenheim & Curletts Rds, Christchurch. 

Get more 

Phone: 0800 TARGET 

Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise stated. Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock may vary from store to store. 

Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the promotion. All prices include GST. Target reserves the right to amend any misprints or errors within this 

advertisement. Mailer offers expire Monday 24th July 2017. Sale excludes Manchester and accessories. 

*No Payments and No Interest for 500 Days (“Payment Holiday”) is available on Q Card Flexi Payment Plans for in-store purchases only until offer ends 31st July 2017. 

Minimum spend $499. Annual Account Fee of $50 applies. New Q Cardholder fees - $55 Establishment and ($3 PPSR - Q Card only. Existing Q Cardholder fee - 

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