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The trails have been developed 

since 2009, but committee 

secretary Brian Downey told 

Bay Harbour News yesterday 

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could be affecting the stability 

of the reserve’s steep hillside 

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He said the issue of mountain 

bike trails had caused a “very 

definite split” among committee 

members and up to two thirds 

of the 16 members were against 

them. 

The city council is currently 

looking at a plan to improve 

recreational opportunities in 

the reserve, increase public 

access, enhance birdlife and 

control weeds. 

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Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi 

FROM 

THE 

EDITOR’S 

DESK 

THIS WEEK reporter Sarla 

Donovan catches up with the 

godfather of New Zealand 

surfboard making – Denis Quane. 

Quane surfboards have been 

a household name (if you’re a surfer) 

over the decades, and the man 

himself still lives locally, albeit 

after several years shifting back 

and forth because of the quake. 

Denis has spent a lifetime shaping 

and making surfboards, and 

now there’s to be an exhibition 

celebrating his work early next 

year. 

It’s part of the Duke Festival of 

Surfing, the biggest surfing festival 

in the country, held in New 

Brighton for the past three years. 

Sarla talks to Denis on pages 

4-5. 

Congratulations to Ferrymead 

Bays - the first club to win five 

Mainland premier titles (see 

page 13). 

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Wednesday August 30 2017 

News 

Nayland St properties safe from sale 


THREE CITY council-owned 

properties in Nayland St have 

been rescued from potential 

sale. 

The sites at 20 and 24 Nayland 

St are ones the Sumner 

community were interested 

in as replacements 

for the village green. 

At a city council meeting 

last Thursday, Heathcote 

Ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton asked for 

them to be removed from 

a city council sale process. 

The properties are part of the 

cost share agreement refresh, 

whereby the Government will 

hand ownership of red-zoned 

land in the Port Hills to the city 

council. 

Because of the expense 


THERE ARE no plans to sell 

Beachville Rd land which 

formerly provided social housing 

to 17 mainly elderly tenants. 

Only seven apartments remain 

at 86 Beachville Rd after 

Sara 

Templeton 

involved in the transfers, city 

council staff recommended 

some Port Hills sections be sold 

to help fund the costs. Properties 

would be offered to previous 

owners in the first instance, 

then to others who had been red 

zoned on the hills. 

Cr Templeton said it 

made sense to have a 

new, central site, close 

to the community 

centre for a new village 

green. 

“It has been difficult 

trying to work with Land 

Information New Zealand on 

the sites, so having them in city 

council ownership will enable 

us to move forward with this in 

a much more collaborative way,” 

Cr Templeton said. 

Once the land transfer had 

the other 11 were demolished 

following the February 22, 2011, 

earthquakes. 

There were 16 studio apartments 

and a one-bedroom unit 

on the site. 

City council head of facilities, 

property and planning Bruce 


taken place, the Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote community 

board would work with local 

residents on any proposals. 

The former Marine Tavern site 

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St could 

be used 

as a future 

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green for 

Sumner. 

at 26 Nayland St, the proposed 

new home of the temporary 

skate ramp, has already 

been transferred to the city 

council. 

No decision yet on apartment rebuild 

Rendall, said they were yet to 

determine whether the 11 apartments 

would be rebuilt. 

“The city council will consider 

future numbers of social housing 

units as part of its long term 

planning process.” 

Redcliffs Residents Association 

secretary Pat McIntosh said 

the community was keen to see 

them rebuilt. 

There was very little housing 

for elderly in Redcliffs, she 

said, and it had been a “very 

pleasant” complex before the 

earthquakes. 

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News 

Now 

In Brief 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

MINI CRIME WAVE 

Akaroa suffered a spate of petty 

thefts on Sunday night. Two 

bicycles were stolen from the 

Akaroa Waterfront Motels, a 

backpack-style vacuum cleaner 

was taken from the back of 

a restaurant and two VHF 

hand-held radios stolen from a 

boatshed on Beach Rd. Thieves 

also tried stealing a parked van 

on Rue Balguerie. 

FIRE BRIGADE HONOURS 

Sumner Fire Brigade held their 

service honours evening on 

Saturday night. Eleven members 

received awards recognising 

their service, ranging from three 

years to 29 years. The awards 

acknowledged the members’ 

service to the community as 

well as the support and sacrifices 

made by their families. 

CONSULTATION CLOSES 

Proposed night time restrictions 

on Summit Rd have attracted 865 

submissions. Public consultation 

on the proposal closed on Friday. 

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staff along with community 

feedback before making a 

recommendation to the full city 

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Exhibition will celebrate godfather of 


THE GODFATHER of New 

Zealand surfboard-making 

doesn’t have a board of his 

own. 

Denis Quane sold his last one 

18 months ago and since then he 

and wife Chris have been busy 

shifting back into their rebuilt 

house on Moncks Spur. 

Out for six years after the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake, 

the Quane’s are relieved to finally 

be home after shifting around 

half a dozen places, from Clifton 

Hill to Cashmere and even out to 

Rolleston. 

Normally he’d be out surfing 

come summertime, as a longtime 

member and patron of 

the Sumner Longboarder’s 

Club. 

But this summer Mr Quane, 

75, might need to take some 

time off. Not only does he need 

to make himself a board, he’s 

also due to go in for surgery after 

ripping a tendon in his shoulder, 

slipping on icy ground at the Mt 

Hutt skifield car park. 

Mr Quane has spent a lifetime 

shaping and making surfboards, 

and now there’s to be an 

exhibition celebrating his work 

early next year. 

It’s part of the Duke Festival 

public meeting/ 

Agm 

Tuesday, 5 September 2017 

at 7.30pm 

(Refreshments from 7.15pm) 

“purpose & Future 

of the Wastewater 

Oxidation ponds” 

By Adam Twose, 

Manager Operations Water & Wastewater 

for Christchurch City Council 

AND 

“Our estuary; 

issues and Options 

going Forward” 

By Chrissie Williams, 

Trust Board Member 

of Surfing, the biggest surfing 

festival in the country, held in 

New Brighton for the past three 

years. 

“I think it’s fantastic,” Mr 

Quane says. “Judging by the 

number of people who came 

to last year’s event, there’s a lot 

of interest in this sort of 

thing.” 

Exhibition organiser Simon 

Allard says what’s unique about 

Quane surfboards is they were 

made by a trailblazer. 

“He led the charge in 

introducing modern boards to 

EARLY DAYS: 

Denis Quane, 

20, outside 

the shed 

he built at 

his home in 

Nayland St. 

The board 

was foam 

and glass 

and used as a 

bench mark. 

New Zealand and the Pacific. He 

was a real pioneer.” 

As a teenager, he worked 

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SURF’S UP: 

Well-known 

board maker 

Denis Quane 

in his shaping 

bay at 

Ferrymead. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

for Mr Quane, describing him 

as a “quiet and unassuming 

fellow with a passion for the 

sea.” 

It was the 1950s when Mr 

Quane started making boards, in 

a shed he built at the back of his 

parents’ house. 

“The shed was part of the 

temporary Sumner Surf Life 

Saving Club which was down 

in Clifton Bay. There were two 

wooden sheds on the old pier 

by the Beach Cafe. It used to go 

out about 30-40m and when the 

original surf club was taken off 

the middle of Sumner Beach, 

it was transported down to St 

Leonards Square for the cricket 

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surfboard making 

“They then built a couple of 

wooden sheds on that pier for 

the surf club. When the new one 

was built over at the bottom of 

Clifton Hill, I got permission to 

demolish one of the sheds and 

take it away. I took it down piece 

by piece and rebuilt it in the back 

of my parents’ place on Nayland 

St.” 

Like many early surfers, Mr 

Quane came to the sport through 

surf lifesaving, after joining the 

Sumner club in 1953. 

“When I was 13, some older 

guys started fooling around with 

polystyrene and made a seven 

foot foam board. I was the only 

one small enough to ride it, and 

I just kept riding it through high 

school.” 

He went on to design and 

build a series of surf skis, race 

boards and hollow plywood 

boards. 

When the orders began 

pouring in, he quit his job with a 

stock and station company and 

started Quane Surfboards. 

Operations shifted from the 

garden shed to a shop opposite 

the Hollywood Theatre, next 

to the butcher and the fish and 

chip shop. A shift to Redcliffs 

followed, into what’s now the 

Menz Shed, before moving into 

general fibreglass work with 

Quane Industries in Maces 

Rd. 

The fibreglass operation, 

(things like freezing works tubs 

and garden ponds) came about 

following a downturn in the mid- 

70s. Short boards came in and a 

lot of the older surfers couldn’t 

ride them – “most long boards 

got tucked away.” 

Dope-smoking became 

widespread, imported Japanese 

motor-cycles were coming into 

the country and people who had 

surfed started going into the 

back-country, leaving surfing and 

going biking instead. 

“It became uncool to be a 

surfer at that stage. You could go 

down to Sumner at the weekend, 

there might be four or five people 

there.” 

He kept making boards on 

and off throughout the 

downturn though and eventually 

surfing took off again in the early 

80s. 

A few years later, Mr Quane 

opened his first retail shop, Surf 

Dive and Ski on High St. When 

it became a one-way street, he 

shifted to Oxford Tce, then 

Colombo St and later combined 

with Snowline Sports to open 

Snow and Surf in Tuam St. 

After nearly 60 years of making 

and shaping boards he still has 

a shaping bay in Ferrymead, 

working up to a dozen boards a 

year before sending them to 

a factory in Woolston for 

finishing. Special orders only 

though. 

A Quane board will set you 

back around $2000, while an 

overseas-made one might retail 

for about $1500. 

The planned exhibition will 

feature the third board he 

made, a hollow plywood. He’s 

got no idea where the first one 

might be, or even if it’s still 

around. 

“We used to have agents all 

over the country so I don’t 

know where they all went. 

We sent a couple over to the 

Channel Islands at one stage 

and a shipment of about 30 

to Venezuela. They pop up all 

over the place. There’s still a lot 

around we made in the 1960s. 

It depends on how they’re used, 

how long they last.” 

For the exhibition, Mr Allard 

is hoping to get 150 Quane 

surfboards altogether and 

currently has about 70. 

•If you have a Quane 

surfboard tucked away you 

would be willing to lend for 

the exhibition, phone Simon 

Allard on 021 668 347. 

HISTORY: Surfboard maker Denis Quane (left), with a board 

dating from about 1965. The other is a Tracker model, made 

around 1967-68, held by owner and collector Jim Harris. 

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Mixed Two 

Emma milburn & JacquElinE morrEn 

Little River Gallery will be presenting works by two artists, Emma Milburn and Jacqueline 

Morren in their new exhibition ‘Mixed Two’ from this Saturday September 2nd. They are 

bringing together different geographical cultures, using different media and materials, 

both with a strong environmental focus from the manmade and natural world. Their work 

is fabricated by using old traditional techniques yet with a contemporary edge. 

Emma Milburn’s paintings depict elements that are influenced by the natural environment 

of remote and isolated South Island wilderness areas and her interaction within this. As a 

Wilderness Search Dog handler and Visual Tracker, Emma is acutely tuned in to analyse 

detail along with the ‘big picture’. 

Colour, shape, shine, shadow, contours,movement and 

texture influence Emma’s abstract painting style. 

”The juxtaposition between my experiences of wilderness, 

and an urban environment of playing and writing music also 

bring an awareness of the interaction between space, time 

and repetition.” 

‘Monowai’ original painting 

by Emma Milburn from 

the exhibition ‘Mixed Two’ 

at Little River Gallery from 

September 2nd 


BART VANDENDOEL loves 

dogs and photography. 

So it seems only natural he’d 

want to set up a specialist dog 

photography business. 

For the last few weeks, he’s 

been taking photos of dogs 

and their owners 

on Sumner 

Beach. 

The Dutch 

national, 

who is here 

on a working 

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part-time job 

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Vandendoel 

at Hanafins at 

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Centre, and does photography 

work the rest of the time, 

including weddings, portraits 

and landscapes – but animal 

photography is his passion. 

Living in Sumner, Mr 

Vandendoel said is an animal 

photographers dream. 

“When I came here, I was 

thinking all those people with 

all those dogs running over the 

beach; it looked like the perfect 

place for me to continue doing 

what I love.” 

“For three weeks, I just kept 

going to the beach and taking 

photos for people and they 

wanted to know where they 

For Jacqueline Morren this body of work is a new direction. 

She sets herself a big challenge to sculpt without training or 

access to technical tools. At times this has resulted in her 

having to create her own implements, to aid the stretching & 

curving of the silver out of one piece, without the use of soldering. 

Jacqueline Morren’s fine 

silver and Pounamu jug 

‘Punctuated Equilibrium’ 

from the exhibition ‘Mixed 

Two’ at Little River Gallery 

from September 2nd 

“Maker’s marks are left intentionally; I have no inclination towards smooth perfection. I 

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The artwork is layered with era’s bygone, present and anticipated future innovation. 

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MATES: A dog and his owner at Sumner Beach. (Right) 

Bart Vandendoel captures a dog enjoying the beach. 

PHOTOS: BART VANDENDOEL 

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Mountain bike trails in 

reserve cause friction 

•From page 1 

A separate strip of paper saying “if you 

don’t vote NO you approve the new plan” 

was also placed in letter boxes. 

Bumper stickers saying “Vote No Lyttelton 

MTB Plan” have been spotted around 

the township and one has been stuck on 

the proposal’s information sign at the 

Foster Tce entrance to the reserve. 

But committee member, Luke Hollister, 

who is in favour of the trails, said neither 

was appropriate. 

“It’s underhanded and misleading. This 

isn’t a vote – it’s a consultation document 

designed for people to have their say on 

what they want to happen in the reserve. 

It’s everybody’s reserve.” 

A member of the committee for the past 

year, Mr Hollister has also helped develop 

and build mountain bike trails in Urumau 

Reserve since 2009. 

“It’s become quite a contentious thing, 

which to me, as a parent and a ratepayer 

and a cyclist and a person that likes native 

plants is a bit weird - because it is a recreation 

reserve and it’s designed to provide 

facilities for everybody. I think that’s what 

the plan puts forward.” 

Mr Downey didn’t know who was 

responsible for the paper strips or bumper 

stickers. 

Asked if it was appropriate, Mr Downey 

said it was difficult to say. “How do you 

control it?” •Soapbox pg 10 

MAILBOX: This strip of paper was put 

in local residents mailboxes, at the 

same time as a leaflet outlining the 

city council’s development plan for 

Urumau Reserve. 

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News 

Help save lives at sea 


SUMNER LIFE Boat service is 

looking for volunteers. 

Operating since 1898, the 

service is one of the oldest in the 

country, and established well 

before the coastguard. 

It performs a variety of open 

water rescues and travels as far 

as Timaru and Kaikoura. 

The service is having 

an open day for 

potential volunteers 

to meet the crew and 

Blair 

Quane 

have a look at the station 

and vessels. 

A lot of their work 

involves rock and surf rescues, 

said club coxswain Blair Quane. 

“We get people trapped on 

rocks around the local bays and 

we do a fair bit in the surf. All 

our volunteers are trained to 

drive boats and swim in the surf. 

It’s a wide range of activities 

from towing broken down boats 

to picking up surfers stuck in a 

rip through to police operations, 

which is mainly body recoveries.” 

About 23 volunteers help to 

provide the 24-hour service. 

“We’ve got a wide range of ages 

and backgrounds,” unit safety officer 

Marnie Kent said. “Retirees, 

builders, business owners, a muscian. 

Anyone who’s interested in 

the sea.” 

They can be out in the boat for 

up to eight hours so volunteers 

are kitted up with gear. “We 

put them in wetsuits, helmets, 

gloves, booties and have food and 

refreshments on-board,” Ms Kent 

said. 

Volunteers need to be capable 

swimmers and enjoy going offshore 

on a boat. They also should 

be happy to use some elbow 

grease, enthusiastic to complete 

theory modules, work well in a 

team and be able to attend weekly 

Tuesday nights and bi-Sunday 

morning training sessions. 

Mr Quane said there had been 

some memorable rescues in his 

15 years with the service. 

“About four years ago, we got 

a call at 3am. An Irishman had 

fallen into the water – he and 

his mate were camping halfway 

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pilots off 

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along the track between Taylors 

Mistake and Godley Head. I 

think they may have been ‘consuming’ 

and he’d fallen into the 

water and his mate couldn’t find 

him. We just saw his head among 

the kelp – he was hypothermic, 

at the point of no return. We 

were on a jet ski with a board on 

the back and had no light, apart 

from a torch which had a fault 

and didn’t go – we saw him in the 

pitch dark. Luckily, the guy with 

me worked at the hospital. That 

was one lucky guy.” 

Anyone interested in signing 

up to be a volunteer to help 

rescue people at sea, go along 

and meet the crew at the Sumner 

Lifeboat open day on Sunday, 

September 10, 10am-noon, or for 

a registration pack, email 

sumner.safety@coastguard.nz 

ENTERTAINING: The Sumner Theatre Group is staging its 

annual cabaret show this weekend. 

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BE PREPARED to laugh until 

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weekend. 

The energetic volunteer group 

of amateur thespians produces a 

variety show every year. 

Singers, dancers, propmasters, 

lighting and stage crew 

– all Sumner men and women 

– strive to produce an entertaining 

evening of song, dance and 

comedy. 

Tickets to each of the eight 

shows, which are held each 

Friday and Saturday night for a 

month, are sold to raise money 

for the Sumner Community 

Centre and other local groups. 

Friday night’s show is hosted 

by the Bridge2Rocks TimeBank 

as their big annual fundraiser. 

The timebank is a grass roots 

system whereby neighbours 

swap skills within the eastern 

bays area, from Taylors Mistake 

to Ferrymead. 

A founder and former coordinator 

Liz Kerslake said 

the group was pleased to have 

recently shifted into new rooms 

in Mt Pleasant. 

This is the final year the 

cabaret show will be held at the 

old Sumner school hall on Wiggins 

St; from next year it will be 

in the new community centre 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

Lyttelton’s mountain biking paradise 

Greg Jack is 

president of 

the Lyttelton 

Mountain 

Bike Club. He 

writes about 

how Lyttelton 

is tapping into the growing 

popularity of mountain 

biking through the Urumau 

Reserve trail network 

With stunning views 

overlooking Lyttelton to the west 

and the expanse of the harbour 

to the east, the conveniently 

located Urumau Recreation 

Reserve now sports 4km of 

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trails. 

The addition of Christchurch 

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establish the city as one of the 

best biking locations in the 

country, if not the world, and 

will continue to encourage more 

locals to get out on a bike. 

Growing up I was lucky 

enough to have a nearby forest 

where I could play and explore, 

so it’s great to see kids able to get 

out riding and enjoying the great 

outdoors, right close to home. 

With mountain biking 

booming as a sport, regions 

such as Rotorua, Nelson and 

Queenstown are actively being 

developed as great biking 

destinations to attract local, 

domestic and international 

visitors. 

Biking is good for business 

and Lyttelton shops are already 

benefitting from bikers from 

the ‘other side’ visiting Urumau 

Reserve. 

While there are many places 

you can walk around Lyttelton, 

Urumau Reserve is the only 

place you can go mountain 

biking. This factor has led the 

Lyttelton Mountain Bike Club, 

Lyttelton Reserve Management 

Committee, city council and 

Lyttelton Port Company to work 

together over the past eight 

years to create the current trail 

network. 

The trails through the pine 

forest have been hand-dug by 

bikers at an average rate of 2m/h, 

but are now also being enjoyed 

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Mountain bikers enjoy 

an evening ride on the 

hills above Lyttelton. 

by walkers and runners. 

The generally steep terrain 

means the trails are suitable 

for intermediate or advanced 

riders. They vary from smooth, 

bermed trails to tight, twisty, 

single tracks and steeper, 

swooping, technical trails. 

There’s something for everyone, 

a part from beginners, which 

is something I’d love to see 

changed. 

There’s great potential to 

add an easier ‘XC’ trail on the 

eastern side of the reserve and 

the proposed development plan 

supports the idea of joining 

the LPC track to the Urumau 

traverse track, forming a wide, 

low-angle, shared use loop track. 

There is already much 

excitement for such a familyfriendly 

loop track, but strong 

community support and 

funding are still needed for these 

initiatives to be realised. 

If you haven’t already, I’d 

encourage you to check out the 

trails and take in the stunning 

views, whether by bike or on 

foot. Signs point the way from 

the end of Foster Tce, but the 

best trail map and information 

is available via the Trailforks 

website or smartphone app. 

If you’re a local rider, I’d 

encourage you to join the 

Lyttelton Mountain Bike Club 

(www.lytteltonmtb.club). If 

you want to throw your weight 

behind the loop track concept, 

or just ‘have your say’ on the 

Urumau Reserve Development 

Plan, you can do so on the city 

council website. 

But be quick as submissions 

close on September 4 (https:// 

www.ccc.govt.nz/the-council/ 

consultations-and-submissions/ 

haveyoursay/show/71).


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Bays first to claim fifth title 

Still Pedalling! 

Now eyeing 

up English 

Cup final 

• By Gordon Findlater 

FERRYMEAD BAYS have 

turned their attention to 

achieving the double after 

becoming the first club to win 

five mainland premier league 

titles at the weekend. 

Bays sprinted home in their 

title race against Cashmere 

Technical, defeating now 

relegated Western 4-0 at 

English Park on Saturday to 

capture the league title in the 

final round. 

They now have the chance 

to win the English Cup when 

they face Cashmere in the final 

at English Park on Saturday. 

Bays will look to defend the 

cup which they won 12 months 

ago, while Cashmere will try 

to claim a piece of silverware 

after missing out on the MPL 

and being bundled out of the 

Chatham Cup at the weekend. 

“We’re certainly under no 

illusions as to how hungry 

they will be to win the English 

Cup,” said Bays coach Danny 

Halligan. 

Bays’ MPL campaign had a 

number of defining moments 

which culminated at the 

weekend. Halligan pointed 

out the 90th-minute winner 

against FC Twenty 11 in May, 

a 3-2 injury time win over 

Coastal Spirit after trailing 0-2 

in July, and another stoppage 

time win against Nelson 

Suburbs earlier this month. 

“I think that’s shown the 

true character of the team,” 

said Halligan. 

Bays established themselves 

as contenders early in the 

season when they started with 

six straight victories, including 

a 1-0 win over Cashmere. It 

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Lyttelton Bakery – Taste the goodness 

Dessert lovers from far and near are 

driving through the Lyttelton Tunnel in 

hoards for the Willy Wonka type gourmet 

sweet treats at a small Lyttelton bakery. 

Chocolate-filled syringes stabbed into 

doughnuts, jelly tip cheesecakes and 

cookie cake stackers are just some of the 

gems flying off the shelves at the Lyttelton 

Bakery. 

“I went from making 30 doughnuts a day 

to 350 a day. Saturday is passing 800,” said 

Bree Scott, owner of Glamour Cakes, based 

at the Lyttelton Bakery. 

“My order book is completely full until 

Christmas, which is great and so fun! 

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Bree, is the 2014 New Zealand Baker of 

the Year and founded Glamour Cake, the 

newest craze taking over the small port 

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Baking for about six years, the 

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Due to the company’s fast growth this 

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The passion for baking runs in the 

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IT’S 

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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-noon 

Sing music from around the 

world, as well as fun and funky 

songs from the last five decades. 

Every practice includes time for 

a cup of tea and a chance to get 

to know each other. Music is provided, 

but you don’t need to be 

able to read music and there are 

no auditions. Suggested donation 

$2-$10 per week. For more information, 

email admin@themuse. 

org.nz or phone 0800 843 687 

Sumner Bridge Club, 57 Dryden 

Street, Sumner 

Strength ‘n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab 50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole body 

workout at a medium level which 

includes exercise to music, circuit 

stations and more. First class is 

half price. 

St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Create ‘n’ Connect Art and 

Craft Group 

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 

like-minded, creative people 

and learn new skills. Phone 

Beth on 022 678 1252 for more 

information. 

St Andrew’s Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $3 

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 

carpark. Free entry 

Mainly Music 

Friday, 9.30-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

activity to do with your baby or 

pre-schooler? Do you want to 

get to know other families in the 

Sumner-Redcliffs-Mt Pleasant 

GREAT SEED SWAP: Got some seeds to share? Take them to 

Lyttelton Library and they’ll put them out for everyone to share 

from Monday through to Saturday, September 9. Vegetable, 

herb, flower, native and heritage seeds are all welcome – and 

you can even bring any spare seedlings you have potted up. 

Seeds can be dropped in anytime before or during the week, 

but if you’re bringing in seedlings, please drop them off at the 

beginning of the week. 

area? Mainly Music is a fun, 

educational half hour music and 

movement session followed by 

morning tea and a social/play 

time. The first session is free, 

then $4 per family casual rate 

or $30 for a 10-session card. For 

more information, phone Hazel 

on 384 1965/021 077 1264. 

St Andrew’s Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Ceilidh Scottish Barn Dance 

Saturday, 6.30-10pm 

Dust off your kilts and dancing 

shoes – a ceilidh (kay-lee) is on 

this weekend. The Scottish barn 

dance is being put on by the 

Lyttelton Seafarer’s Centre as a 

fundraiser. As well as live music 

from celtic ceilidh band The Rice 

Paddies, there will be Scottish 

dancing instruction and an 

Irish dancing group. Gold coin 

donation for supper and raffle 

tickets. 

Lyttelton Recreation Centre, 25 

Winchester St. $10/$5 or $25 for 

a family 

Christchurch City Chorus 

Saturday, 8-10pm 

Enjoy a variety of songs and 

dances that follow a fantastic 

story line written by the Sumner 

Theatre Group director. Get a 

group together for a hilarious 

night out. This is a fundraising 

event for Christchurch City 

Chorus. BYO drinks and 

nibbles. 

22 Wiggins St, Sumner. $25 per 

ticket 

Mini Music 

Tuesday and Thursday, 9.30am 

Get your pre-schoolers rocking 

and rolling with the mini music 

programme. Each session costs 

$3 per child or $5 per family 

and operates on a drop-in basis 

during term time. 

Two locations: Wiggins St, 

Sumner, and Augusta St, Redcliffs 

Babytimes 

Tuesday, 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

language with your little ones. 

Babytimes is an interactive 

programme including rhymes, 

songs, stories and play. This is a 

free session. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, 37 Nayland St 

Storytimes 

Tuesday, 11-11.30am 

Encourage reading in your 

preschoolers. There will be 

interactive programmes which 

include stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. Have children meet 

each other and build friendships 

at this event while learning more. 

Pick up some library books to 

read to them at home. 

Lyttelton Library, 18 

Canterbury St. Free entry 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have 

different attractions and 

delicious treats on offer. From 

fresh produce to freshly-baked 

bread, cheeses and free range 

eggs. Find some healthy food 

options and sip on a coffee while 

wandering around any of the 

markets happening in the area at 

the weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market: 

Every Saturday, 10am-1pm, 

London St 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

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REAL ESTATE 

Enviable Position 


BAY HARBOUR 

21 Inverness Lane, Redcliffs 

Auction: Thursday, 14 September 2017 Unless Sold Prior 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing # FM5216 

PAGE 21 

In a private position at the end of the 

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over the water, the city and through to the 

Southern Alps. 

With generous living areas and a very 

large office or 4th bedroom, the home offers 

several living and entertaining options. 

Whether you are seeking a comfortable 

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or looking for work from home options - 

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Tastefully renovated and upgraded to a 

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friendly, inviting & stylish. 

The living areas and bedrooms are 

flooded with natural sunlight which warms 

the home throughout the day. Facing 

North-West, the home is sheltered from the 

prevailing easterly wind. The exceptionally 

large deck off the living space enables 

entertainment and enjoyment of the last of 

the evening sun. 

Position, privacy, sunshine and the 

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There is even flat lawn for the children 

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Open Homes Wednesdays 4:15 p.m. - 

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and Sundays 12:00 p.m. - 12:45 p.m. until 

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(Grenadier House, 98 Moorhouse Ave) 

See you at the Open Home or for a 

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contact Deb Beesley of Harcourts 

Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent 

REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or mob 027 280 

8837 

are you Considering 

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The weather may be cooler but the property market in the seaside 

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Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead 

1020 Ferry Road 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

YOUR LOCAL TRADES & PROfESSiOnAL 

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Physiotherapists 

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ACC ENDORSED PROVIDER | NO DR’s REFERRAL NECESSARY 

LYTTELTON HEALTH CENTRE 

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Public Notices 

Situations Vacant 

STATE HIGHWAY 

VEGETATION CONTROL 

The NZ Transport Agency wish to advise 

the terms of Resource Consent No. 084848 

which permits the discharge of herbicides 

onto land and into water adjacent to State 

Highways in the Hurunui, Kaikoura Selwyn, 

Waimakariri, and Banks Peninsula Districts, 

and Christchurch City. 

Spraying will commence 30 th August 

2017 and be completed by 28 th May 2018. 

The work will include spraying around sign 

posts, guardrails, marker pegs as well as 

spraying plant pests and scrub weeds. 

For further information regarding this 

activity please contact Grounds & Services 

Ltd (Registered Chemical Applicators) on 

(03) 349 0634 

Public Notices 

SUMNER 

COMMUNITY POOL 

ANNUAL GENERAL 

MEETING 

WEDNESDAY 

13 TH SEPTEMBER at 7pm 

Sumner Community Pool 

All welcome to 

attend the AGM


BAY HARBOUR 


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