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Premier League titles. They can now wrap up this year’s title with a win over Western at English 

Park on Saturday. •Story, page 17 

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• By Sarla Donovan 

CONCERN OVER the layout 

and future development of 

Scott Park in Mt Pleasant has 

prompted a meeting early next 

month. 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board decided 

to set up the meeting after 

a deputation from Coastal 

Pathway Group chairman Scott 

Babington last week. 

Mr Babington raised 

concerns about public access 

around the south side of the Mt 

Pleasant Yacht Club’s new boat 

shed, which is currently fenced 

off. 

Although larger than the 

previous shed, which was 

damaged in the February 2011 

earthquake, the new building 

wasn’t publicly notified. 

This was because other buildings 

in the park, including the 

Mt Pleasant Bowling Club, were 

demolished and not rebuilt, 

community board member Tim 

Lindley told Bay Harbour News 

yesterday. 

Mr Babington said he was 

concerned the fenced off area 

didn’t have a pathway which 

would give access to public 

users. 

Yacht club committee 

member Tim Prickett said he 

didn’t think the boat shed or 

the fence impeded access for the 

public. The fence was to protect 

planting, 

“There are numerous ways 

you can get to the waterfront,” 

said Mr Prickett. 

The community board wants 

to develop a 10-year master plan 

for the park. 

Board chairwoman Sally 

Buck and members Darrell 

Latham and Mr Lindley will 

attend, along with other stakeholders 

and interested parties. 

Mr Lindley said it was “timely” 

to look at the future of the 

park. 

Neither Mr Babington nor 

Mr Prickett were aware of the 

meeting, but both said they 

would be keen to be involved. 

The meeting will be held in 

early September, date to be 

advised. 

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DESK News............................3-10, 14 

THERE’S BEEN murmurs for 

some time about the Mt Pleasant 

Yacht Club’s new boat shed and 

whether it impedes public access 

to the Coastal Pathway and Scott 

Park. 

Today we reveal it’s more than 

just murmurs (see page 1). 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board has prompted 

a meeting after a deputation from 

Coastal Pathway Group chairman 

Scott Babington. 

Scott raised concerns about public 

access around the south side of 

the shed which is currently fenced 

off. Although larger than the previous 

shed, which was damaged in 

the February earthquake, the new 

building wasn’t publicly notified. 

Yacht club committee member 

Tim Prickett said he didn’t think 

the boat shed or the fence impeded 

access for the public. The fence was 

to protect planting, 

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The alternative was to remove 

any private structures on the 

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David Gordon, on behalf of 

KiwiRail, apologised in person 

at a meeting organised by Port 

Hills MP Ruth Dyson. 

He told affected residents that 

even though KiwiRail wanted 

to formalise the fact that their 

land was being used by people, 

they were not going to have the 

“licence to occupy” requirement 

or the $350 per annum cost. 

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keeping the grass tidy, and also 

protected against fires “which 

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The company was determined 

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light of the number of fires in the 

area over the last 12 months. 

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understanding of what the residents 

are doing in regard to their 

use of the property and in order 

to keep the land tidy,” he said. 

Ms Dyson said she was really 

pleased at the outcome. “It shows 

a willingness from KiwiRail to 

remedy what was an unacceptable 

situation, front with an apology 

and work on a satisfactory 

outcome for the future.” 

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Julia Holden 

People of Lyttelton’s rich history 

Artist Julia Holden 

is the creator 

of the Lyttelton 

Redux exhibition at 

Canterbury Museum. 

The Redcliffs-based 

artist talks to Sarla 

Donovan about her 

work and arriving in the 

city post-quake 

What brought you here in 

2012, when the city was so 

broken from the quakes? 

I had been living in Melbourne 

for four and a half years and 

prior to that was living on 

Waiheke Island. My partner had 

come here as a first responder 

after the September 4, 2010, 

earthquake, as a building 

inspector. He was two weeks 

away from finishing up when the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake 

struck. It wasn’t quite on my 

plans as a permanent place to 

live. 

It must have been a bit of 

a shock after the vibrancy of 

Melbourne? 

People were just trying to put 

their lives together – they were 

very warm towards me because 

so many people had left. I grew 

up in Whangarei and that’s 

the landscape of my childhood 

so Christchurch is completely 

different to what I’m used to. My 

family is all up there so I expect 

I’ll return there at some stage. 

Do you feel like you’re 

putting down some roots? 

We’re talking about leaving 

at Christmas, but my partner’s 

job keeps changing all the time 

and being extended. If we’d 

known we’d be here this long, 

we might have done some things 

differently. 

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23 portraits 

recreate 

current 

Lyttelton 

locals as 

notable 

historical and 

everyday 

figures from 

the town’s 

past. 

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HUNTER 

was still in place and the houses 

were still there; it was quite 

eerie. It really prompted me 

to think about how art can be 

useful at a time like this. There 

have been lots of spontaneous 

things happening where people 

have just done things – like the 

space invader lattice. It’s been 

fascinating to watch the changes 

since that time; the city’s quite 

transformed. 

How has it affected your art? 

When I was in Melbourne, 

I was mainly making art for 

myself, whereas here, it really 

makes me think about how art 

can be used to connect people. 

I did a series of paintings of 

Christchurch, and five of those 

were installed as billboards 

in Auckland in 2013 with the 

title Wish You Were Here. It 

was a way of sharing what was 

happening in Christchurch with 

the rest of New Zealand. The 

thing is, I didn’t have a sense of 

what wasn’t here. I’d never seen 

the city before the earthquakes. 

You must have experienced a 

few tremors since arriving? 

I’m from Northland and 

we don’t have them at all. I’ve 

experienced them in Hawke’s 

Bay, but not like here. It just 

blows my mind really, I’m 

not surprised people were so 

traumatised. It made me want 

to help them and remind them 

of the good things about the 

city. It sounds terrible but, in 

some ways, the city is not as 

interesting now as it was. Purely 

from a visual standpoint – I’d 

never seen anything like it in my 

life, I found it absolutely riveting. 

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recreated for exhibition 

You studied at Elam School of 

Fine Arts in Auckland as a mature 

student. What were you up 

to before going to art school? 

Before Elam, I worked in film 

for 10-15 years as a storyboarder. 

That’s probably why I like the 

projects – I miss that about 

working in film, the collaboration. 

I studied architectural 

drafting and then, just as I qualified, 

the building industry collapsed, 

which is how I ended up 

in film. I was a chef before that 

but my partner does most of the 

cooking now. 

How did you get the idea for 

your Lyttelton portraits? 

Again, one of those things 

that just happened. Ideas evolve 

from a kernel. The series prior 

to this was I’m Your Fan from 

2015. I dressed up Christchurch 

artists and painted their bodies 

to look like one of their 

favourite paintings or portraits, 

then photographed them. I was 

conflating that idea of influence 

and conversations about art over 

time. In the course of that, Jeff, 

my partner, was feeling a bit left 

out – he’s not an artist but he is a 

sailor. I thought, I’ll do a portrait 

of him as Captain Cook and I 

loved it; I wanted to do more. 

How were they made? 

BROKEN: Julia Holden’s Catholic Cathedral 2013 was one of five paintings of Christchurch 

displayed on billboards around Auckland. 

I worked with Lyttelton Museum 

to nominate people, both 

ordinary folk – the local butcher, 

the sheriff, people who’d been 

locked up – as well as the famous 

ones. In most cases, I tried to 

have a generational connection, 

which is true for David Bundy 

who portrays the local butcher, 

and Elizabeth McCombs whose 

granddaughter came down from 

Wellington to do it. I’d find 

something to reference the local 

figure, a painting or something, 

go down to the $3 shop and find 

some clothing or material that 

would be suitable. My friend 

Wendy Rendle would help me 

sew it into a costume. We’d 

make the ‘outfit’ and then I’d 

make the hair, sometimes with 

a wig, sometimes with clay. It’s 

like a sculpture, a ceramic and a 

painting all together. 

What’s a typical day like in 

your studio? 

It depends what I’m doing. If 

I’m preparing a portrait, I have 

to find the clothes, get the props 

or make the props. Then I’ve got 

to set up the studio space, mix 

the paint, have a cup of tea with 

the subject, because I want them 

to feel relaxed. It normally takes 

20-30min to do the painting, so 

it’s quite fresh and wet when the 

photograph is taken. 

It’s an unusual style – did you 

invent it? 

No, it comes from Boo Ritson, 

an artist I came across 10 years 

ago, although she made more 

Americana-pop iconography. At 

the time I saw it, I thought that’s 

brilliant, why didn’t I think of 

that. I just thought it was so funny. 

I was working in portraiture, 

which is not very fashionable but 

this gave it a different approach. 

Are the portraits for sale? 

They are for sale. I’d really 

like someone to buy the whole 

collection. I’d like them to find 

a home here in Christchurch. 

It’s been so much fun, the 

interaction and dialogue and 

working with the subject 

directly. 

Do you have any hobbies 

outside of painting? 

I haven’t got a lot of time 

outside of work – I also have a 

job as a teacher’s technician at 

the training college in Dovedale. 

I do really enjoy walking and, if 

I wasn’t in Christchurch, I’d do a 

lot more swimming (the water’s 

too cold for me here.) 

What’s next on the horizon? 

I’ve just had a most intensive 

work period and now I’m having 

a bit of a pause. 

•The Lyttelton Redux 

exhibition is showing 

at Canterbury Museum, 

Rolleston Ave, until 

October 23. 

What’s being done 

about Canterbury’s 

water quality? 

Look a little deeper at the 

action being taken to improve 

our precious water. 

This year, there are new requirements on farmers 

to limit the effects of farming on water quality. 

The majority of farmers are already doing the 

right thing, but more needs to be done to truly 

improve our precious water. 

We are working with farmers so that they know 

exactly what they need to do. It will take time 

for these improvements to have an effect on our 

water quality and quantity, but we’re off to a 

good start. 

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The Scottish barn dance is 

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dancing instructions and there’s 

“no experience required,” Mrs 

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The Seafarers Centre provides 

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BOOK LOVER: Sumner resident Lucy Margison, 7, was one of 

the first visitors in the new library. 

Sumner centre opened with song 

A LARGE crowd attended the 

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library, community centre 

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weekend. 

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DIGNITARIES: Max Capocaccia, Peter Hansen, Yani Johanson, 

Andrew McGill, Darrell Latham, Lianne Dalziel, Sara Templeton 

and Deon Swiggs at the opening. 

The Sumner Redcliffs Historical 

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the museum. 

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The society lost its museum 

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OPEN: The library (left) and 

Topsy Rule working in the new 

museum space. 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

“The building will be such an 

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Providing a 10 out of 10 service is something we continuously strive for at Ray White Ferrymead 

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After all, it’s this level of service that provides us the opportunity of future business, especially if 

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There is no doubt that selling your family home can be a stressful time. There is a lot to do and 

a lot to think about especially if you are also trying to coordinate a move into a new home. Our 

role is to make the transaction as smooth as possible. Through great communication, attention 

to detail, and putting you first we aim to take the stress out of the whole process and leave you 

feeling as though you have had a first class experience. If at any time you feel we have not met 

your expectations or provided a ten out of ten service then please let us know. Your comments 

and feedback are important to us and allow us to learn and grow. 

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Otis Swallow and Noah Cobby 

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Their winning way with vegetables 

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inaugural Root to Tip cook-off at 

Casebrook Intermediate last week. 

Their roasted carrots with walnut 

and parsley pesto entrée, followed 

by a potato and basil pizza with 

pumpkin base main, were judged 

the competition’s best dishes by a 

panel of top foodies. 

Chefs Jonny Schwass and Alesha 

Bilbrough-Collins, of Bearlion 

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Restaurant, judged the eight 

finalists. 

The year 7 and 8 cooks were 

tasked with creating a fresh, seasonal 

dish using every part of the 

vegetable – from root to tip. 

Otis and Noah, the only all year 7 

team and the only boys in the final, 

spent hours perfecting their recipes. 

“We trialled them three times 

before the competition and made 

some changes. The pesto recipe said 

to use pinenuts but we used walnuts 

instead, because it’s more in season. 

You got more points for being seasonal,” 

Otis said. 

As a member of the Woolston Club you are entitled to: 

He learnt to cook at home and at 

school with cooking teacher Maria 

Lee. 

“At home, I cook things like steak, 

and bacon and eggs is pretty fun to 

make, too. At school, we don’t use 

meat as much. This year, they’ve 

given us, like, a mystery box and we 

have to make a meal out of it. It’s 

fun because we get to be creative.” 

“We were really happy to be given 

first prize. I didn’t think we were 

going to win and I was very excited. 

It was pretty good to beat the girls.” 

They had an hour to cook the 

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All pupils from year 1 to 8 are 

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Linwood 

College 

PERSONALISED 

PATHWAYS 

TO SUCCESS 

2018 Student Leaders: 1st Row: Vai Mariner, Crystal Mehlhopt, Jenna Hollis, Leeah Mullany, Sarah Moana Wooff-Smyth 

2nd Row: Eden Pettigrew, Adonai Schwenke, Anaru Gray, Cole Barrie 

3rd Row: Havana Aaifou, Thomas McHutchison, Sapana Kharal, William Paulden, Sean Robertson-Wright, Makayla Austin 

Enrolling now for 2018 

Principal’s Report 

National Fagasa Speech Competition 

Kia ora koutou. 

Talofa. Kia Orana. 

Malo e lelei. 

Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste 

and Kumusta. 

Greetings to our 

Community. 

Last year Linwood 

College and a 

group based on the East Christchurch 

community centres undertook a major 

community consultation about our 

school. This opportunity to be involved 

in the vision for the redevelopment of 

Linwood College was whole-heartedly 

embraced by the community. Over 

1300 people responded with many of 

these responses being face-to-face 

conversations. 

A variety of themes arose out of these 

conversations with the dominant being 

that: 

Linwood College should nurture 

personal excellence by providing 

varied opportunities to meet 

individual needs. The school should 

foster a ‘love to learn’ culture that 

creates high levels of achievement 

and success in ways that are 

accessible for all. 

This theme drives everything that we 

do and at present it is being applied to 

how our students select their senior 

subjects. Our own LC experience, that 

of our families and whãnau and formal 

research, all agree that for many 

teenagers the process of selecting 

subjects becomes more personally 

important and meaningful when part 

of considering wider career pathways. 

This is why LC now calls our Years 7-10 

curriculum the ‘Learning Pathway’ and 

Years 11-13 the ‘Career Pathway’. 

Yes, education is full of jargon but in this 

case, there actually are some helpful 

phrases that enhance understanding. 

Two such terms are Backward 

Mapping and UBD, Understanding 

by Design. A useful overall summary 

sentence is, “Start with the end in mind 

and work backwards.” To support this 

way of thinking we have redesigned 

the Career Pathways booklet and 

subsequent processes to link school 

subject choices with pathwayunderstanding. 

It is about positioning 

teenagers to be future-focussed: 

thinking ahead, playing to their 

strengths and accepting challenges. 

Ngã mihi nui to our community as the 

positive activity of the year continues. I 

am always keen to meet people if any 

member of the community wishes to 

talk to me about anything. My door is 

open. 

Richard Edmundson 

Tumuaki - Principal 

Major Production 2017 ‘Wolfstock’ 

Gateway to our Future 

Emerging Leaders 

Last month the Samoan National Fagasa speech 

competition was held in Woolston at the EFKS 

church. Congratulations to Vai Mariner - 1st equal 

for Year 13, Titi Ma Sun - 4th for Year 13 and Gloria 

Su'a - 2nd for Year 11. This was an outstanding 

result especially considering that they were up 

against students from the Auckland and Wellington 

regions! 

Vai Mariner- 1st equal for Year 13 

Photo provided by Ana Mulipola 

This year in ‘Gateway’ Linwood College students have work experience in a wide 

range of industries and have been gaining some valuable skills. 

First Aid 

Hospitality 

Health and Fitness 

Year 13 students, Vanessa Franklin, Amber Taylor- 

Jones and Tayla Spence receive certificates for 

Advanced Customer Services, achieved through the 

Gateway programme. 

As the newly appointed Performing 

Arts teacher, when I first came to 

Linwood College I was quick to see 

the wonderful talent that our school 

had and sought a musical which our 

students and families would enjoy. 

Settling on a Maverick Musical called, 

‘Wolfstock’ (written by Mary McMahan 

with music by Donald Woodward), 

this was the perfect challenge for our 

students. 

With time and practice the students 

thrived in this environment and the 

end product was exciting, funny and 

dynamic. I am exceptionally proud of 

my students and the effort that they put 

in. To all the parents who transported, 

waited, got up super early and gathered 

costumes - thank you so much! We 

could not have done this without your 

support. I can't wait for the next one. 

Mrs Boyce-Da Cruz 

In early July, selected students 

were given the opportunity 

to attend the annual Christ’s 

College Emerging Leaders’ 

Conference, along with 

representatives from many 

Canterbury schools. At this 

conference many inspirational 

speakers told their own 

unique stories and passed 

on quintessential advice for 

Communities of Learning 

aspiring young leaders. 

Callum Lawson, said that the 

day was an inspiration. His 

favourite message was from 

the speaker Joel Bouzaid, that 

leadership is something that 

you can own, something that 

you can bend and mould to suit 

your traits and strengths, so 

that you can be the leader you 

hope to be. 

Callum Lawson 

(Year 13) 

Linwood College belongs to two Communities of Learning. Tamai is the schools 

of Bamford, Bromley, Linwood Avenue, Linwood College, Linwood North, 

Tamariki and Te Waka Unua. The other is Aupaki: Heathcote Valley, Linwood 

College, Mount Pleasant, Our Lady Star of the Sea, Redcliffs and Sumner. 

We are very excited about the rich opportunities that lay ahead for our tamariki 

within these learning communities or kãhui ako from early childhood through to 

secondary school and beyond for many years to come. 

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Your Local Views 

We said: New metal 

safety barriers will be 

installed on Main Rd near 

Shag Rock by the end of 

August. 

News 

You said: 

Topsy Rule – What a 

great job at long last the city 

council will be doing to Shag 

Rock corner – there have been 

many accidents and deaths/ 

drownings over the years and 

congratulations to Darrell 

Latham for his hard work on 

this project. 

FashionWe said: A group wants 

Bill and Ann Newsom 

– I think it is a waste of 

money putting up barriers on 

the corner by Shag Rock. You 

should not be allowed to drive 

if you cannot negotiate that 

corner. It is unfortunate that 

Bruce Imrie’s wife died because 

Gardening 

of the crash, but I understand 

he had a black out when 

driving. You cannot cater for 

those conditions and the only 

other crash I can remember 

was when a drunk person did 

not get round the corner. 

What concerns me more is 

that access to the steps going 

to the beach at that corner 

Motoring 

have been cut off. Currently 

there is no work going on to 

repair the footpath near the 

steps so there is no need for 

closure. 

When summer is coming 

lots of people like to get down 

to the beach there when 

walking to Sumner. When are 

the steps going to be reopened? 

At the moment you have to 

scramble down over rocks. I 

am waiting to hear someone 

has fallen and broken their 

leg! Perhaps some temporary 

steps could be made. Walking 

all the way to Clifton is too 

far for some older people 

and the footpath there gets 

congested with people, dogs 

and sometimes bicycles. 

to keep the road signs it 

made asking motorists to 

slow down – but the NZTA 

say it has to go. 

You said: 

Nicholas Smeaton – 

Just get a candidate for the 

electorate to stick their photo 

on it, it becomes an election 

hoarding and is exempt – that 

trick worked in St Albans! 

Dave Hammond – 

Driving into Little River I 

came across the new sign 

and thought how much more 

effective it was than the usual 

speed sign. Going through 

the village I can easily see 

that a 50km/h speed limit 

makes good sense. It is what 

SLOW DOWN: NZTA is asking for this sign to be taken 

down when new speed limits come into effect on Friday. 

the community wants, so why 

should it be argued against 

by those who are supposed to 

look after our interests? 

Brian Moore – Common 

sense says it should stay. It’s 

far better than speed bumps. 

The sign is such a good idea, I 

guess that’s why NZTA never 

thought of such a sign. I say 

it should stand until NZTA 

comes up with a better 

scheme for slowing down the 

traffic. 

Hamish Wilson – NZTA 

seem to want everyone to go 

fast through small towns and 

past schools. Is this so we can 

add even more to the road 

toll? We need lower speed 

limits anywhere where people 

and especially children have 

to mix with cars. A 50km/h 

limit for Little River and a 

30km/h limit outside ALL 

schools (when our children are 

around) please. 

Hamish Middleton – I 

don’t see why 50km/h is such 

a huge problem for the NZTA. 

Huge amount of pedestrians 

crossing the road. 50km/h is 

common sense. 

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and the award winning gardens. The grounds are 

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This large executive family home was designed 

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and built with good design, energy efficiency, 

warmth, and security in mind. 

As soon as you open the front door you are 

greeted by the double height entrance foyer which 

alludes to the voluminous and interesting spaces 

that lie beyond the internal double doors leading 

into the heart of the home. 

The kitchen is ideally placed at the centre of the 

home, with plenty of room at the large dining table 

to share good wine, good food and good company. 

The lounge can be accessed either off the kitchen 

or from the hallway. In winter the gas fire creates a 

soft ambient atmosphere. In summer, Ross Maquire, 

the architect has designed for two ranch sliders in 

the lounge to open from the corner to allow great 

indoor outdoor flow. 

One of the ranch sliders extends out to a 

sizeable, covered outdoor entertaining area that 

basks in the last of the afternoon sun. The covered 

outdoor lounge/dining area consists of approx. 30 

square metres, catering for all entertaining, with 

TV, speakers and fire. 

The interconnected living areas lead onto a 

wide spacious hallway with 2½ bathrooms, one 

for the guests, and the second one a full wet floor 

bathroom for extra convenience. 

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This is complimented by two large king bedrooms 

with mirrored built in wardrobes. 

There is a separate walk through laundry with 

multi-unit built in storage cupboards and shelving. 

For the outdoor enthusiast there is plenty of space 

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a cupboard with racks off the laundry that has a 

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to an outdoor washing line, there is an indoor 

washing line on a ceiling mounted pulley system in 

the garage, so in winter you can hang your wetsuit 

etc up to dry without bringing it through the home. 

A wide return staircase leads to the second level 

with a huge master bedroom and ensuite complete 

with Juliet window, two walk in wardrobes/ 

dressing rooms. 

A fourth large, super king-sized bedroom or 

office, with its own balcony overlooks the park in 

Mccormacks Bay Reserve. This is a great place to 

enjoy breakfast and watch the world go by, or in 

the evening to relax with a glass of wine and watch 

the sunset. 

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Lucinda Rees – 

Of course Little River 

should have a 50km/h 

speed limit. This should 

be the case in every 

village. New Zealand 

needs to lower its 

road toll not raise it 

even higher. Get real 

NZTA and join the 21st 

century! 

Don Gould – Good 

work and good article. 

Raising awareness of 

the speed change. Let’s 

see them take it down, 

store it carefully for a 

month and then throw 

it right back up if people 

don’t pay attention to 

the new speed limit that 

was agreed. 

Nathan Gemmill 

– So if you’re doing the 

speed limit and the sign 

says please slow down 

do you go slower? Then 

when do you speed 

up again? Road signs 

need to be clear in their 

meaning not confusing. 

Bonnie Miller 

Perry – Time for 

NZTA to show a little 

local empathy, and 

allow the sign to stay. 

Wal Thomas – Just 

install it on private land. 

Step closer for Redcliffs 

Ruth Dyson, MP 

for Port Hills 

says the wheels 

are finally in 

motion to return 

Redcliffs School 

back to where it belongs – 

in Redcliffs 

THE RETURN of Redcliffs 

School to its community moved 

one step closer recently when 

the hearings panel voted unanimously 

to recommend that the 

city council agrees to the land 

swap – the Redcliffs School site 

for Redcliffs Park. 

I must say that I was really 

impressed with the process. 

Most impressive were the five 

Redcliffs School students who 

not only presented a considered 

and thoughtful submission, but 

calmly and strongly answered 

questions. Well done to Charli, 

Mia, Martina, Hamish and 

William – you made us all 

very proud! It says a lot about 

the strength of the school and 

community that these students 

were in year 2 when the school 

moved to Sumner and are off to 

high school next year. 

Even though the students 

stole the show, other voices 

and perspectives were heard 

– including concerns that the 

current sports users of the 

park needed an alternative 

venue, local residents with 

both support and opposition, 

Ngai Tahu who preferred a 

different use for the school site 

and the school board – all of 

whom received a very engaged 

response from the panel 

members. It felt like democracy 

in action! 

But this is just the first step. 

The city council will decide on 

September 7 whether to accept 

or reject this proposal. Should it 

agree, the Ministry of Education 

then starts its process of public 

engagement. This process will 

answer many of the questions 

that local residents have asked 

NEW SCHOOL: 

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which could not be answered by 

the city council. And although 

there is no requirement for 

them to do so, the school will 

engage with the community on 

the actual design of the school 

to get the best possible outcome. 

The school is currently 

working on their education brief 

which will provide guidance to 

the ministry about the master 

planning and design. This 

part of the process is being 

undertaken under the Greater 

Christchurch Regeneration 

Act which still has public input 

but in a different way than the 

formal submission process 

which city council has just 

completed. 

It feels like such a long time 

since the minister made the 

decision to allow Redcliffs 

School to return home but 

finally the wheels are in motion 

for this to happen. 

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We’ve changed our hours at 

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News 

PLANTING: Some of the volunteers who helped to plant more than 3000 native plants into a 

new reserve opposite Redcliffs Park at the weekend. 

Native planting in Redcliffs 

VOLUNTEERS planted almost 

3500 native plants in a new 

reserve opposite Redcliffs Park 

at the weekend. 

Scott Babington, chairman 

of the Coastal Pathway Group, 

said about 100 people helped out 

over the two days. 

“It was a fantastic effort, 

especially considering the 

cold and windy conditions on 

Sunday.” 

The reserve at the end of 

the causeway was a gravel 

parking lot previously and, 

more recently, was used by 

the construction company 

responsible for the Beachville 

Esplanade Wall and Coastal 

Pathway construction. 

Plants for the reserve 

were donated by the Pacific 

Development Trust, while the 

Mainland Foundation helped to 

supply and spread the soil and 

the Lion Foundation helped 

to obtain and place the 

boulders. 

Pupils give kapa haka debut 

Parents, teachers and pupils were treated to a kapa haka 

performance at the Governors Bay community hall recently. 

Both the Diamond Harbour and the Governors Bay school 

kapa haka groups performed at the event, which was run 

for the first time. It was an outstanding performance and the 

Diamond Harbour School kapa haka group is looking forward 

to more opportunities to perform in the future. There are 50 

pupils from years 4-8 in the kapa haka group which is led by 

teacher Matua Maaka Tau. 

Heathcote’s wearable art 

OVER THE last few weeks at 

Heathcote Valley School, year 5-6 

pupils have been creating masks 

and year 7-8s have been creating 

wearable art costumes. 

Thirteen pupils modelled 

wearable art costumes last week 

at Horncastle Arena as part of the 

Christchurch Primary School’s 

Cultural Festival. 

Acting principal Fay Le Cren 

said they were “absolutely 

stunning.” 

A special assembly was held at 

the school on Friday to showcase 

the costumes. 

Liz Haddock and Mel Sutton 

were thanked for their work 

organising and supporting the 

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DEBUT: Blair McWhirter, Jade Majendie and Paul Timothy 

competed at Bottle Lake Forest. 

Sumner runners on podium 

SUMNER RUNNING club 

members cracked the podium 

on multiple occasions at the 

Canterbury road championships 

in Bottle Lake Forest at the 

weekend. 

The club’s top performer was 

Nathan Jones, who won the 

masters men 40-plus 10km race 

in a time of 35min 17sec. Blair 

McWhirter, in his first race for the 

club, finished second in the senior 

men’s 10km event in a time of 

32min 32sec. 

Jess Fahey also found her way to 

the podium, finishing third in the 

under-20 women’s event with her 

sister Meg taking fifth place in the 

same event. 

The juniors continued their 

good form with Hero Barrettelli, 

7, Amelie Clark, 8, and Abi Scott- 

Douglas, 8, all claiming top three 

finishes in their grade eight and 

under race. 

Charlie Bailey, 12, and Maddie 

Sharpe, 12, who have been selected 

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PODIUM: Hero Barrettelli 

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Paddleboarding to world champs 

• By Gordon Findlater 

MT PLEASANT’S Lucy Te 

Moananui has been battling 

the cold winter mornings 

in preparation for the ISA 

world SUP and paddleboard 

championship in Denmark next 

month. 

“I’m lucky because my 

husband gets me out of bed 

every morning. He wants me 

to do well so he’s been kind of 

like a coach. Every morning, 

the alarm goes off, cup of tea, 

wet suit, and we’re off,” said Te 

Moananui. 

She finished second at this 

year’s national champs and was 

then selected to compete in the 

world championship as part of 

the New Zealand team. 

The championship consists of 

five different paddleboarding 

disciplines, with individual 

champions crowned in each 

event and an overall champion 

nation named at the conclusion. 

With a couple of world 

champions in their ranks, the 

New Zealand team has hopes of 

gold in Denmark. 

WAVE RIDER: Lucy Te 

Moananui will represent 

New Zealand for the first 

time at next month’s world 

championship in Denmark. 

She moved to Sumner 10 

years ago from the United 

Kingdom and soon took up 

surfing and eventually SUP 

surfing. 

“I loved it, it was different, 

it was challenging and I’ve 

just kept on doing it,” said Te 

SPORTS 

Moananui. A teacher by day, 

she is currently taking a year 

out of the classroom to do 

her Master of Education in 

Te Reo Maori at Canterbury 

University. 

“It’s been great. It’s given me 

a bit more flexibility than being 

in the classroom all day, which 

means I can study around 

surfing.” 

Te Moananui departs for 

Denmark next week, where 

the conditions will be cold, 

something she’s become used to 

over winter. 

“It will be warmer than here. 

The water temperature there is 

going to be around 15 deg C, 

which to me right now is like a 

bath because here we’re looking 

at about 9 deg C in the water,” 

said Te Moananui. 

The world championship 

runs from September 1-10 in 

Vorupor and Copenhagen. 

Bays on track for fifth premier league title 

FERRYMEAD BAYS are just 

one win away from becoming 

the first club to win five 

mainland premier league titles. 

Bays held their nerve at the 

weekend to win two crucial 

games against Universities 3-0 

on Friday and Nelson Suburbs 

4-0 on Sunday. 

The results mean, with one 

round remaining, Bays are one 

point ahead of defending champions 

Cashmere Technical who 

also have four MPL titles. 

Bays’ final match will be 

against bottom of the table 

Western on Saturday at 1pm at 

English Park. 

Needing a result to have any 

chance of avoiding relegation 

Western won’t be taken lightly. 

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BARN STORM: 

Lyttelton country/ 

folk band The Eastern 

are providing the 

music at the Redcliffs 

School Barn Dance. 

Apparently last year’s 

event saw these 

guys get everyone 

up on the dance 

floor. Friends, family, 

anyone who wants to 

have fun is welcome. 

There’s a no-reserve 

auction on the night 

with some fabulous 

goodies on offer. 

Van Asch School 

gymnasium, Saturday, 

August 26, 6.30pmmidnight. 

Tickets $50 

per person available 

from the school office. 

Papanui RSA, 55 Bellvue Ave 

Mainly Music 

Friday, 9.30-11.15am 

Mainly Music is a fun, 

educational half hour music 

and movement session followed 

by morning tea and a social/ 

play time. Go along and try it 

out – the first session is free. 

$4 per family casual rate. $30 

for a 10-session card. For more 

information, phone Hazel 

384 1965 or 021 077 1264. 

St Andrews’ Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Centre, 37 Nayland St. Free 

event. 

Chocolate Lectures 

Monday, 10.30am 

The U3A Pegasus lecture 

series on chocolate concludes 

this Monday. Historian Frieda 

Looser’s final talk explores the 

history of chocolate in New 

Zealand. All welcome. For more 

information phone Pat Whitman 

384 3475, or Andy Blaikie 3 

89 0841. Cost is $5. 

Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre, 3 McCormacks Bay Rd 

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. First class is half 

price. 

Redcliffs Bowling Club, James 

St, Redcliffs. $6. 

Rockers of Ages Choir 

Wednesday, 10am-12noon 

Sing music from around the 

world as well as fun and funky 

songs from the last five decades. 

Every practise includes time for 

a cup of tea and a chance to get 

to know each other. Suggested 

donation, $2-$10 per week. For 

more information email admin@ 

themuse.org.nz or phone 

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Strength ‘n’ Stretch Class 

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148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10. 

Create ‘n’ Connect Art and 

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Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Take your own project or go 

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148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $3. 

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Go to the meeting for support, 

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Confidential inquiries email aga. 

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Janice Gray Jazz Night 

Friday, 6pm 

Head down to the bowling 

club for a fabulous night with 

one of the city’s best known 

entertainers, singer Janice Gray. 

Costs $30 for great music and 

food platters. Phone Anne for 

tickets, 326 6299 or phone the 

bowling club on 384 3733 

Redclliffs Mt Pleasant Bowling 

Centre, 9 James St 

Architects Tour 

Saturday, 11am-12.30pm 

Take an architectural tour of 

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designers of the new Sumner 

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you through the features of the 

new building. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

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Told with great skill, full of suspense, cliff-hangers and bizarre and surprising twists in 

the narrative. Most of the examinations are at crime scenes, and there’s a real sense of 

mystery and adventure as Dr Temple-Camp heads off, often in the middle of the night, into 

the unknown. 

A forensic pathologist is, in Dr Temple-Camp’s own words: ‘Someone who cuts up the 

dead to find out why they died.’ Dr Temple-Camp’s stories of spontaneous combustion, a 

gruesome murder right beneath the control tower at Palmerston North Airport, a mysterious 

death in an historic homestead, rare diseases, drug-mules, devil-worshippers, cot-deaths, 

land-mark cases, exhumations, are all from our own backyard. This book will shock and 

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Mini Music 

Tuesday and Thursday, 9.30am 

Get your pre-schoolers rock 

‘n’ rolling with the mini music 

programme. The Tuesday 

session is held in Sumner, at the 

temporary community centre on 

Wiggins St. The Redcliffs session 

on Thursday runs at the Port 

Hills Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs 

Church hall on Augusta St. Both 

sessions cost $3 per child or $5 

per family and operate on a drop 

in basis during term time. 

Markets 

Lyttelton Farmers Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd 

book 

release 

We have one copy of House of Spies to give away, courtesy of Take Note Ferrymead. To be in the draw, email 

giveaways@starmedia.kiwi with House of Spies in the subject line or write to Take Note Book Giveaway, House of 

Spies, Star Media, PO Box 1467, Christchurch 8140. To be eligible for the draw, all entries must include your name, 

address and contact number. Entries close Tuesday 5th September, 2017. Winner of The Force is Trish Lemmens 

of Mt Pleasant.




REAL ESTATE 

Live an exceptional lifestyle 

84 Harts Creek Lane, Clearwater, Harewood 

4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing # PI48268 

Elegant and intelligent design marks this 

as a home for an exceptional contemporary 

lifestyle. Designed by Architects Plus and 

built in 2013, it offers the peace of mind that 

comes with post-earthquake construction, 

including RibRaft foundation and Celcrete 

cladding. Occupying a prime setting, with 

lake and golf course views, this tranquil 

retreat is just minutes from amenities and 

a short stroll from coffee at Clearwater 

Resort. 

Extensive glazing pulls light and views 

into the home, and sliders in the openplan 

living ensure seamless flow to a 

choice of enticing outdoor entertaining 

spaces. Equipped with a six-burner gas 

cooktop, butler’s pantry and island bench, 

the kitchen will satisfy the most exacting 

requirements, while a spacious dining and 

casual sitting area, plus additional separate 

lounge (with gas fire), offer comfort and 

flexibility. Sumptuous fittings in the master 

bedroom, ensuite and WIR add everyday 

luxury, while an additional downstairs 

bedroom with ensuite is ideal for guests. 

Three more double bedrooms (or an office/ 

den option with glorious views to the 

mountains) share a smart family bathroom 

with under-tile heating. Double internalaccess 

garaging plus a generous storage 

bay, beautifully landscaped grounds and 

a suite of high-spec fittings complete this 

impeccable home. 

Presented in immaculate condition, this 

property invites you to enjoy exceptional 

living. The owners have committed to a new 

building project and must sell their muchloved 

home - don’t miss the opportunity to 

make it yours. 

To arrange a private viewing, give me a 

call today Deb Harvey of Harcourts Gold 

Papanui (Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 

352 6166 or mobile 027 220 6565 

At Whitehead Plumbing & Gas Ltd 

we have a great team of loyal staff 

offering a diverse range of skills. 

Serving Canterbury for over 35 

years, we do everything from 

domestic maintenance to new 

homes and commercial buildings. 

Make us your first call today. 

Plumbing. 

Gasfitting. 

Drainlaying. 

03 379 0711 

whiteheadplumbing.co.nz 

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• Barks • Peastraw • Composts - we supply the best available 

• Aggregates - Chip, Round and Basecourse 

• Pavers & Schist products • Pungas 

• Decorative Stones & Landscaping Rocks 

• Trailer Hire first hour free with purchase 

• Bag & Bulk - pick up or delivered 

David, Carol & Mike 

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Services 

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Funeral Directors 

 

 

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For families wanting 

basic, simple 

cremation designed 

precisely for you 

Eco & personalised 

caskets and urns 

0800 000 121 

www.cremorials.co.nz 

enquiries@cremorials.co.nz 

Gardening 

& Supplies 

Landscape 

and Garden 

Services 

If you need help 

getting your garden 

back in order after 

repairs, need any 

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construction work or 

garden restoration. 

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accountant 

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Ask for our SEASONAL 

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Public Notices 

SALE AND SUPPLY OF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

SECTION 101 

MSD91 LIMITED, (THE 

LICENSEE, 63 Colenso Street, 

Sumner, Christchurch 8081), 

has made application to the 

District Licensing Committee 

at Christchurch for the issue of 

ON-LICENCE NEW in respect 

of the premises situated at 32 

Nayland Street known as THE 

CORNERSHOP BISTRO. 

The general nature of the 

business conducted under 

the licence is: ON-LICENCE 

RESTAURANT CLASS 3. 

The days on which and the 

hours during which alcohol 

is intended to be sold under 

the licence are: MONDAY TO 

SUNDAY 8.00AM TO 11.00PM. 

The application may be 

inspected during ordinary 

office hours at the office of the 

Christchurch District Licensing 

Committee, 53 Hereford Street, 

Christchurch. 

Any person who is entitled 

to object and who wishes to 

object to the issue of the licence 

may, not later than 15 working 

days after the date of the first 

publication of this notice, file a 

notice in writing of the objection 

with the Secretary of the District 

Licensing Committee, PO Box 

73049, Christchurch 8154. 

No objection to the issue of a 

licence may be made in relation 

to a matter other than a matter 

specified in section 105(1) of 

the Sale and Supply of Alcohol 

Act 2012. 

This is the second publication of 

this notice. This notice was first 

published on August 17 2017. 

COAL & FIREWOOD 

Clean Dry Firewood 

Marcrocarpa, Bluegum, 

Oregon & Old Man Pine 

Free delivery for 6cm 

truckload or 3cm 

by arrangement 

COAL & FIREWOOD 

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Lynda or Ron Aldersely 

Phone 329 6233 

Mon- Sat 8am - 12 noon 

Trades & Services 

RE-ROOFING 

QUALITY ROOFING AT THE 

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Protect your home with a new Colorsteel roof. 

Call for a friendly, FREE assessment and quote. 

• Roofing 

• Spouting and Downpipe 

• Safety rails 

• Licensed Building 

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Ph: 347 9045 or 021 165 1682 

Email: Robinsonroofing99@gmail.com 

EARTHWORKS 

• Earthworks 

• Landscaping 

• Subdivision Developments 

• Roading and Maintenance 

• Farm Excavations and 

Track Construction 

There’s no job too big or too small. 

Call us today! 0279693681 

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Your local professional 

FOR ALL YOUR 

PLUMBING 

NEEDS 

• Bathroom repairs 

• Renovations 

• Leaks 

• Tap Repairs 

• Gas and Drainage 

Carol and Chris 

Phone 376 5322 or email 

chcheast@laserplumbing.co.nz 

4401715 

Plumbing & Drainage 

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PLUMBING & DRAINAGE 

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Call Local Morgan business work. - 0223758506 for all 

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Local business for all plumbing and 

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Freework. 

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Phone Steve 

326 7176 or 

021 239 5879 

ROOF 

PAINTING 

Rope & harness 

a speciality, 

no scaffolding 

required, 

30 years of 

breathtaking 

experience. 

FREE QUOTES 

Exterior staining, 

exterior painting, 

moss and mould 

treatment and 

waterblasting 

Phone Kevin 

027 561 4629 


CARPET & vINyL 

LAyING 

Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching, 

E mail jflattery@xtra. 

co.nz 

ph 0800 003 181 

or 027 2407416 

CONCRETE 

Decopave Ltd, 

Canterbury owned & 

operated for over 10 

years, competitive rates, 

full excavation, coloured, 

exposed, stamped, call 

Paul 027 322 6119 

CONCRETE CUTTING 

Affordable Concrete 

Cutting with Quality, and 

removal work. Free quote. 

No job to small. Phone 027 

442-2219, Fax 359-6052 

a/h 359- 4605 

EARTHWORKS 

EXCAvATION SERvICES 

3.5 tonne digger & truck. 

Geoff Jarvis 027 231 9463 

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com 

ELECTRICIAN 

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Experienced & registered.. 

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GARDENER 

Need your home or 

commercial garden tidied 

up or renovated or require 

long term assistance. 

Phone Ruth 326-6663 or 

021 272-0303 

PAINTER/PLASTERER 

Experienced tradesman, 

quality work, free quotes, 

ph Simon 027 389-1351 or 

03 328-7280 

PAINTER AvAILAbLE 

RAPID RESPONSE, 

quality work guaranteed, 

interior/exterior, 

roofs, spraypainting, 

waterblasting, ph Graeme 

for a free quote, 027 318 

2614 

PAINTING 

PLASTERING 

Free quotes. Int/ext & 

roof painting Family run 

business, work guaranteed. 

Pensioner discounts. Ph 

Kerin or Paul 022 191 

7877 or 379-1281. Website 

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co.nz 

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quality work guaranteed, 

interior/exterior, 

roofs, spray painting, 

waterblasting, ph Graeme 

for a free quote, 027 318 

2614 

PLASTERING 

INTERIOR 

no job too big or too 

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work & new houses, free 

quotes given, over 20 yrs 

plasterering experience, ph 

027 221-4066 or 384-2574 

Plumbing maintenance 

& repairs 

New housing 

Kitchen/bathroom 

renovations 

Gas fitting & gas water 

conversions 

Hot water cylinder 

replacement & repairs 

Cam Stevens Plumbing Ltd 

Certifying Plumber 

Phone. 0212 146 042 

or 03 383 8050 

Email. info@camstevens 

plumbing.co.nz 


STONEMASON, bRICK 

& bLOCKLAyER 

Earthquake Repairs, Grind 

Out & Repoint, River/ 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

visit www.featureworks. 

co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

TILER PLASTERER 

available for your 

bathroom & kitchen 

renovations or that small 

job you have been putting 

off. Experienced local 

tradesman. Please ph Greg 

0275 316 799 

TREES bIG OR SMALL 

tree removal, trimming, 

stump grinding, shelterbelt 

clean up, section clearing, 

rubbish removals, 

excavation work, ph Trees 

Big or Small, for a free 

quote, 021 061 4783 

vHS vIDEO TAPES 

& all camera tapes 

converted to DVD, video 

taping special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 


WINDOW CLEANING 

“Your Windows are the 

eyes of your Home”, for 

a free no obligation quote, 

call Greg Brown, Crystal 

Clear Window Cleaning 

ph 384-2661 or 027 616- 

0331 Local Resident 


PROFESSIONAL & QUALIFIED 

PAINTING 

Plastering, Wallpapering 

Spray Painting 

Ph John 027 860 8106 

Tours 

DAY TRIPS 

Stewart Island/Catlins 

Departs 20th Jan 2018 

$2995.00 pp twin share 

Mt Cook 

Departs 5th August 

$55.00 per person 

Teschemakers Estate 

Departs 14th October 

$70.00 pp includes lunch 

Call Reid Tours 0800 446 886 

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WINDOW CLEANING 

“Your Windows are the 

eyes of your Home”, for 

a free no obligation quote, 

call Greg Brown, Crystal 

Clear Window Cleaning 

ph 384-2661 or 027 616- 

0331 Local Resident 

(03) 379 1100


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FINAL 

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Paris 

2 Seater Plus Chaise 

The Paris suite features generous 

squared arms and casual pillow style back 

cushions for added comfort. 

The Paris lounge suite is a simple yet 

bold style that looks stunning with a wide 

range of décor concepts. 

Available in a natural coloured linen and 

soft tweed. 

save 

$500 

$1999 

was $2499 

now only 

Ohio 5 Piece 

Dining Set 

This 5 piece set includes 

a stylish 1000mm Round 

Dining Table and four 

Ohio Chairs. 

Disco 

Bedsettee 

Amazing value! 

Ideal for flats and 

apartments. 

Available in red. 

was $659 

now only 

$499 

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$160 

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$200 

was $499 

now only 

$299 

Mosaic Living Collection 

The Mosaic range has hints of quirky Retro styling with 

drawer fronts finished off in a fresh blue-grey colour palette. 

Featuring easy to open door handles, shelves for display, 

large internal storage areas and spacious drawers 

Desk was $499 

now only $399 

Coffee Table was $349 

now only $299 

TV Unit was $499 

now only $399 

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*Finance offer expires 30th September 2017. 

Minimum purchase $499. See back page for terms & conditions.

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Vermont 

3 Plus 2 Seater Suite 

Restrained and sophisticated, this suite 

flaunts a subtle mid-century modern 

design that will give your living space 

the fresh new look you need. 

was $2498 

now only 

$1998 

save 

$500 

Riley 2 Seater plus Chaise 

The Riley chaise will add the perfect modern touch to your home. 

Combining contemporary style, comfort and quality this lounge 

suite offers amazing value for money. 

save 

$300 

was $1499 

now only $1199 

Nova 3 Plus 2 Seater 

The Nova lounge suite is a classic and versatile design for your modern 

living space. Available in a range of sizes, we can help you choose the 

size that is best for your home. All of our NZ made suites are colour 

customisable, visit our showroom to learn more. 

save 

$1000 

was $2499 


Occasional Chairs 

If you love mid-century styled furniture and supreme comfort, 

take a look at our stunning range of occasional chairs. 

Available in colours, 

Red, Black, Rose 

Gold, Grey & White 

Available in 

colours, Red, 

Grey, White & 

Black. 

Available in 

colours, 

Espresso & 

Grey 

Eva was $499 

now only $379 

Aubrey was $599 

now only $459 

Vivian was $499 

now only $399 

Louise was $599 

now only $459 

Levi Barstool was $169 

now only $999 

Tolix Barstool was 

$99 

now only $59 

Vintage Barstool was $99 

now only $79

Leandro Living Collection 

A warm and inviting range with rounded 

edges and a relaxed feel, perfect for 

families with young children. The Leandro 

has beautifully tapered legs and is made 

from solid reclaimed pine combining 

sustainability with style. 

3 Piece Dining Suite 

1800mm Table with 2 Bench Seats 

was $1399 


save 

$140 

Coffee Table 

was $499 

now only 

$359 

save 

$250 

save 

$130 

Hall Table with Shelf 

was $479 

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$349 

save 

$200 

2 Door TV Unit 

was $899 

now only 

$699 

Brix Living Collection 

Modern design with industrial metal detailing. The Brix collection is crafted from a mix of solid acacia and acacia veneers, 

this collection is built to be sturdy. Available in a light or dark finish. 

Coffee Table 

was $499 

now only 

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Hall Table 

was $499 

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3 Drawer Buffet was $849 

now only $699 

2 Door, was $699 

2 Drawer TV Unit now only $599 

was $1599 

7 Piece Dining Suite 

1800mm Table with 6 Dining Chairs now only $1299 

Modena Living Collection 

Simple, modern, and stylish, the Modena range is a stunning option to add to your 

home. Featuring clean lines and a relaxed, coastal style, the Modena is an easy choice 

that is sure to revamp any space. 

2 Drawer Hall Table was $699 

now only $599 

3 Door Buffet was $999 

now only $799 

3 Piece Dining Set 

1900mm Table with 2 Bench Seats 

was $1479 


FINAL 

SALE 

WEEK! 

1 Drawer Coffee Table was $649 

now only $499 

2 Drawer TV Unit was $859 

now only $699 

2 Drawer Bookcase was $999 

now only $799 

WE NOW SELL ONLINE! 

Visit us at targetfurniture.co.nz

Geo Queen Bed 

The Geo bed is geometric style 

at its finest with an intricately 

patterned headboard and 

footboard. Available in black or 

white, this Queen Bed will be 

the statement piece of your 

Bedroom. 

save 

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Dimensions: 

W2082xD1605xH1370mm 

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$50 

was $349 

now only $299 

Willow Single Bed 

The fresh frame adds a fun 

element to suit a modern space. 

Also available in black and white 

colour options. Mattress and 

bedding are not included. 

was $249 

now only $199 

save 

$220 

Includes Queen Bed, Two 3 Drawer 

Bedsides plus 8 Drawer Chest 

Includes Queen Bed, Two 2 Drawer 

Bedsides plus 6 Drawer Chest 

save 

$470 

Memphis 4 Piece Package 

A traditional wood finish highlights the NZ Timber used 

in the Memphis and projects warmth into any bedroom. 

Mattress and Accessories sold separately. 

was $1399 

$1179 

now only 

Sicily 4 Piece Bedroom Package 

Introduce a touch of serenity into your bedroom with 

the Sicily Collection. The warm Ash wood tops add a 

striking contrast against the neutral white pine with 

wide metal handles completing this contemporary look. 

Seychelles Mattress Range 

was $2469 

$1999 

now only 

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. 

Single was $359 now only $349 

serenesleep 

Bahamas Trundle Bed 

Features a King Single bed with a 

pull out trundler below, and comes 

complete with a King single and 

single mattress. The trundler easily 

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in use, making it the perfect solution 

for extra guests and sleepovers. 

save 

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was $899 

now only 

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King Single was $399 now only $359 

Double was $459 now only $399 

Queen was $499 now only $459 

King was $599 now only $499 

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Double was $999 now only $949 

Queen was $1299 now only $999 

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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 

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