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Sumner Rd reopening delayed
Repair work
won’t be
finished
until 2019
• By Bridget Rutherford
THE REOPENING of Sumner
Rd has been pushed back by
more than a year because the
work is more complex than first
thought.
Bay Harbour News has
obtained a memo addressed to
elected members and city council
staff from city services general
manager David Adamson.
It said work to reopen the road
between Evans
Pass Rd
and Lyttelton
would not be
finished until
early to mid-
2019.
Originally,
the New
Peter Davie
Zealand
Transport
Agency and city council project
being done by McConnell Dowell,
was expected to reopen early
next year.
“We know many people may
be frustrated with the later
opening date, but this project
is about making an important
roading link safe, resilient and fit
for purpose,” Mr Adamson said
in the memo.
He said much of the
HAZARD: Sumner Rd has been closed since the February 22, 2011, earthquake, and it is now not expected to reopen until 2019.
complexity of the work became
apparent when contractors were
able to access and clear parts of
the road.
The road has been closed
since the February 22, 2011,
earthquake due to damage and
the risk of rockfall.
It is a critical roading link,
and heavy vehicles travelling
to and from Lyttelton Port of
Christchurch have had to use
the Lyttelton Tunnel since the
closure.
LPC chief executive Peter
Davie said it was working closely
with the city council and NZTA
and was aware of the new time
frames.
He said systems in place to
use Lyttelton Tunnel had been
working well.
“We recognise the importance
of the road to the port, especially
for oversized and hazardous
goods.”
Stage one of the work included
abseilers scaling the bluffs, identifying
unstable and “high-risk”
rock, and removing them by
levering, air-bagging or blasting.
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EDITOR’S
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ALL YOU history buffs can watch
the Timeball tower came back to
life from wherever you are.
Heritage New Zealand and
Hawkins Construction have put in
a time lapse camera that captures
the progress of the build every
10min from 6.30am to 5.30pm
(see page 3).
The tower rebuild will be finished
in April but Nick Chin of
Heritage NZ says it will become
noticeable in the skyline in the
next couple of weeks.
Not such good news though
with the opening of Sumner Rd
delayed for at least another year
(see page 1).
Says the city council: “We know
many people may be frustrated
with the later opening date, but
this project is about making an
important roading link safe, resilient
and fit for purpose.”
Hard to argue with that.
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Wednesday October 18 2017
News
Camera captures Timeball repairs
YOU DON’T need to leave the
comfort of your living room to
watch the rebuild of Lyttelton’s
iconic Timeball Station.
Heritage New Zealand and
Hawkins Construction are
sharing costs for a time lapse
camera that captures progress
of the build every 10min from
6.30am to 5.30pm.
“We
encourage
people to
view the time
lapse camera
and watch
the rebuild in
real time. The
Nick Chin
tower rebuild
should begin
to become quite noticeable on
Lyttelton’s skyline in the next
few weeks,” Heritage New
Zealand general manager Nick
Chin said.
He said it will be a welcome
reminder for locals of the
familiar landmark that stood at
the site since 1876 but has been
missing since the February 22,
2011, earthquake.
The Timeball Station will be
finished by the end of April.
An internal concrete
shell which will house the
automated timeball mechanism
is currently being constructed
on site.
The stone masonry work will
take place once it is completed,
using as much of the original
heritage fabric as possible
from the station following its
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PROGRESS: The rebuild of the Timeball tower can be watched online with photos updated
every 10 minutes. (Right) – The damaged tower after the February 22, 2011, earthquake. ​
deconstruction.
“It is really fantastic to
actually see something physical
appear at the Timeball site
again,” Mr Chin said.
When completed the tower
will overlook the harbour and
township, with the timeball
dropping at 1pm daily.
•To view progress on the
$3 million project visit
http://lytteltontimeball.
projectstory.co.nz/
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Fire rages, homes at risk
TOILETS FIXED
The toilets at Allandale Domain
are operating again and the
drinking fountain is set to be
reconnected. The toilet block
and fountain had been closed on
and off because of issues with
water supply from a shallow well
and there was found to be minor
contamination. The water to the
drinking fountain will be treated
with a new UV sterilisation
system, which is being installed in
the Allandale Hall.
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Brower tells world her earthquake story
Inspiring people
to improve
safety standards
• By Gabrielle Stuart
EARTHQUAKE survivor Ann
Brower has told her story in
an international engineering
journal, hoping it will
inspire stricter safety
standards.
The Sumner resident
was the only person
who survived when a
Colombo St building
collapsed on a bus
during the February
22, 2011, earthquake,
killing 12 people.
The building which collapsed
had been damaged in the September
4, 2010, earthquake, but
it had not been reinforced or
fenced off.
Dr Brower has told her story
in a paper for the November
issue of the Earthquake Spectra
journal, which is published from
the Earthquake Engineering
Research Institute in California.
In the paper, she describes her
experience in the earthquakes,
her rescue and rehabilitation
Ann Brower
process. “At 12.51 on February
22, 2011, 12 people died beside
me. The parapet and facade of an
unreinforced masonry building
on the main street of Christchurch,
New Zealand, crushed the
bus that I was riding. I’m the
only one left, the lucky 13th. My
leg, my hand, and my soul will
never be the same,” she wrote in
the paper.
She also describes her
work campaigning for
building safety law changes
through the Royal Commission
of Inquiry, before
Parliament, and in countless
articles and interviews.
“In reading the evidence
about the building that collapsed
onto our bus, it was
hard to avoid the conclusion that
Parliament, the building owners,
and the city council had, each
in their own way, left us there to
die,” she wrote.
After years of campaigning, a
law change was made last year
requiring owners of buildings
with unsecured or unreinforced
masonry to strengthen them
within 7.5 years.
Dr Brower said she was
inspired to write about her
experience for the journal after
speaking to the NZ Society for
DESTROYED: The bus that Ann Brower was in was crushed by
masonry on Colombo St in the February 22, 2011, earthquake.
PHOTO: SIMON BAKER
Earthquake Engineering.
She said she wanted to inspire
scientists and engineers to fight
to make buildings safer and
earthquake standards stricter.
Many were doing great technical
work around earthquake
safety, but failing to communicate
that to the public and to
politicians, she said.
“It’s all well and good to make
spectacular science, but if you
can’t communicate it, what’s the
point,” she said.
“Science is only half the job.
It’s about taking that and using
it to make a change in our little
corner of the world, and communicating
it in a way that makes
Parliament sit up and listen,” she
said.
She said many scientists shied
away from engaging in politics,
but she believed it was essential.
“If the ultimate goal is a safer
society, there’s a lot of politics in
that,” she said.
“A lot of science and engineering
types wrinkle their noses at
politics and say ‘oh, it’s so odious’.
I say ‘yes, it’s all a game, and
everyone lies, and there’s a lot of
hypocrisy in it, that’s true. But
you still have to play the game’.”
Dr Brower said the journal’s
acceptance and revision process
took more than a year and it
would be a huge honour to
finally see it in print.
Telling her story and proving
that “the little guy can make a
change” had been very satisfying,
she said.
Although she still kept an eye
on earthquake strengthening
legislation, her main focus had
returned to the environmental
research she was focused on before
the earthquakes, she said.
Most of her current work was
around things like management
of freshwater and conservation
land in Canterbury, she said.
“If something has the potential
to make the world a better place,
I think it’s my job to share it,”
she said.
•Dr Brower’s story in her
own words can be found
online at www.star.kiwi
where the full pre-print
text of her paper has been
published. The final paper
is set to be published in
the November edition of
international earthquake
engineering journal,
Earthquake Spectra, which
will be available online at
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Yacht club on board over park
• By Julia Evans
THE MT Pleasant Yacht Club is
happy to work with concerned
parties to make Scott Park
better for everyone.
A new working group met last
Wednesday to discuss issues of
water and park access, safety
and general landscaping.
And yacht club immediate
past commodore Tim Prickett
said following the meeting,
everyone was on
the same page.
“Essentially
there were three
thrusts to the
meeting . . .
accessibility of
Darrell
Latham
park, water and
beautification,” he
said.
Those at the meeting included
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board chairwoman
Sally Buck and members Darrell
Latham, Tim Lindley and Jake
McLellan, as well as Mt Pleasant
Residents’ Association co-ordinator
Jules Lee, Paul Roperfee
from the Christchurch Coastal
Pathway Group, Dr Prickett
and Duncan Cartwright commodore
and rear commodore
of the Mt Pleasant Yacht Club,
Russell Mathieson, Allan Taylor
from Canterbury Wind Sports
and Eric Banks from the city
council.
Dr Prickett said a majority of
the issues could be dealt with
simply by adding more signage.
“Accessibility is largely to do
with perception rather than
reality, it just needs to be better
signed,” he said.
Although he did agree that
the park was “pretty ugly.”
Dr Prickett said there was
currently a lack of city council
funding available but in the
next financial year more would
become free.
“But the sentiment was that
we’re all going in the same
direction,” he said.
The working party was triggered
after Coastal Pathway
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Group chairman Scott Babington
raised concerns about public
access to the foreshore near the
Ferrymead Bridge.
As it stands there is no public
access around the south side of
the yacht club’s new boat shed
as it is currently fenced off, he
said.
But Mr Babington could not
attending the meeting as he is
overseas.
Dr Latham agreed and said
overall the meeting had a positive
tone.
“From my perspective everybody
understood the issues. Yes,
there are concerns that we need
to reach agreement on. However,
we are closer together than
apart on the matters of access
PARK:
Accessibility
and
beautification
at Scott Park
were up for
discussion by
the working
party at its
meeting last
week.
and landscaping raised during
discussion,” Dr Latham said.
He said the park is still in the
early stages of development.
“Going forward we have the
opportunity to make Scott Park
a wonderful area of recreation
for water sport users and as a
gateway experience for coastal
pathway walkers or families
wishing enjoy a picnic in the
park near the water’s edge.”
The community board is looking
to develop a 10-year master
plan for the park’s future.
And Mr Banks is going back
to the city council to discuss the
landscaping problems with an
urban planner to engage landscape
architect to work with the
Scott Park working party.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Sumner Rd
reopening
delayed
•From page 1
Mr Adamson said in the memo
the bluffs from Evans Pass to
Battery Point had been cleared
and work had started on creating
rockfall protection features,
including a catch-bench above the
road to stop falling rock.
Stage two will consist of repairing
damaged retaining walls and
reinstating the road itself.
The city council had originally
planned on putting stage two
out for tender, but Mr Adamson
said to reduce the reopening time
frame, and cost, it had awarded
the contract to McConnell Dowell.
“Having the same head contractor
for both stages means that
some of the first and second stage
work can be done at the same
time, therefore avoiding having
to push the open date out further
still. It also means the work can
be done for less cost than having
a new contractor come into the
work for the later stage,” Mr Adamson
wrote.
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Caves were once party central
Fire rages, homes at risk
THE SOUND of music from
concerts, picnics and parties rang
through Taylors Mistake at the
turn of the century when caves
were turned into mansions.
Janet Abbott became fascinated
by the history of the area and the
cave mansions that were once
tucked between Boulder Bay and
Taylors Mistake.
She has curated
an exhibition
of historic photographs
of 18
cave baches and
written a booklet
about their
history based
Janet Abbott
on interviews
with people who
once attended the parties in this
unique community.
“Not too many people know
the full history of the area. We’ve
uncovered quite a bit of new
information,” Ms Abbott said.
Friends of the owners would go
to concert parties at the Theatre
Royal, catch the last tram to
Sumner and then walk over the
hill in the dark to have a “hi de
ho” at the bach, Ms Abbott said.
The Lost Cave Baches exhibition
will be held during Beca
Heritage Week until October 23
at the Matuku Takotako Sumner
Centre.
HISTORIC: The Lost Cave Baches exhibition will be held during
Beca Heritage Week until October 23 at the Matuku Takotako
Sumner Centre, Ms Abbott’s booklet will be available for
purchase.
“My fascination with these
cave baches stems from
memories of being rowed around
the coast in the dingy by my
mother from our bach in Boulder
Bay.”
She said the baches were part
of a very different way of life at
that time.
Many of them were just basic
huts where fishermen could
spend the night while catching
HOLIDAY: Gladys Vallance and
her brothers, Clive and Denis,
who lived in Sumner but spent
holidays and weekends at the
family’s cave bach at Harris
Bay. ​
crayfish or fishing on the morning
tide.
“The abundant fishing and the
hillsides heaving with rabbits
provided food during the depression
days. Families filled the
baches. Children grew up fishing,
boating and roaming the cliffs
and caves.”
However, three of them were
grand Edwardian Cave baches,
including the Pilgrim’s Rest,
which was built by Alfred Osborn
(known as the Pilgrim, who
built the original Pilgrim’s Way
track), The Hermitage and Te
Nui Ana.
The baches were often made
from timber from ships passing
through the area.
Before containers, ships
secured their cargo with planks
of wood, and once clear of the
harbour they would throw
this wood overboard creating
“dunnage” that washed up along
the coast.
Concrete foundations remain
from a few of the baches.
The Pilgrim’s Rest had a
camera obscura and the owner
hosted picnic parties attended
by women who would clamber
down the rough track wearing
ankle-length Edwardian dresses.
The Hermitage was built in
1906 from timber salvaged from
Fuller’s Old Theatre and the
Main Exhibition building from
the New Zealand International
Exhibition which was held in
Christchurch from 1906 to
1907. There was a bunk room for
women and the cave was lit with
kerosene lamps.
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Playground makeover planned
SCARBOROUGH PARK will
get a makeover.
Play equipment at the park
is nearing the end of its life so
a project team from the city
council has been gathering
ideas from the community
about options for replacing it.
A ‘mouse wheel’ is one of the
new pieces of play equipment.
They have put those ideas
together into a draft concept
plan, which they now want to
get public feedback on.
“We’ve already met with a
small group of students from
Our Lady of the Sea School to
check that we are on the right
track but now we want to hear
what other people think of the
plan we’ve come up with,’’ city
council acting head of parks
Brent Smith said.
Included in the plan is
provision for a mouse wheel,
which would be the first in a
city council park, an eagles lair
climbing net, a dancing snake
rope swing, a climbing tower
with slides, a triple swing set,
a rocking horse, spring toys, a
carousel and nature play items.
The concept plan also
provides for a new 1.2m wide
sealed scooter path, more
picnic tables and rubberised
safety surfacing to make the
playground more accessible.
As part of the proposed
playground upgrade one
macrocarpa tree, which is in
poor condition and a potential
health and safety risk, will be
removed to make way for play
equipment.
“One thing we’re particularly
keen to get people’s feedback
on is the colour theme for the
new playground. We’re looking
at three options – neutral
colours, heritage colours (red,
blue and white) or colours that
match the nearby Scarborough
paddling pool (green, blue,
yellow and red),’’ Mr Smith
said.
A drop-in session where
people can find out more about
what is proposed will be held
at Scarborough Park between
10am and noon on October 28.
If it is raining heavily on that
day, the drop-in session will be
held on November 4 instead.
People can also find more
information about the planned
playground upgrade and give
their feedback through on the
NEW: A
mouse wheel
is one of the
new pieces
of play
equipment
proposed
for the
Scarborough
Park
playground. ​
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The consultation period
closes on November 13. Once
the feedback has been considered
and the concept plan
finalised, it will be presented to
the Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board for
consideration.
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autumn next year and to have
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CRAFT: Traditional greenwood-working tools in action.
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The park is a natural setting for
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to sharing creative skills
which have an impact on waste
and resourcefulness.
It is happy to be settled in at
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She’s particularly excited to be
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The event on Saturday
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News
Lyttelton
gets 21 Day
Challenge
IT TAKES 21 days to make or
break a habit.
This spring, Project Lyttelton
is inviting people to make a
small change in their lives
through food, environment,
waste or well-being.
Taking a walk in nature every
day, practicing Te Reo, eating
only locally grown food, using
a reusable coffee cup – these are
some of the challenges being
taken up by people in Lyttelton
harbour for the 21 Day Challenge,
which starts on October
30.
Pupils from Lyttelton Primary
School will be taking
up their own challenges and
involving family members to
learn about and practice ways
of looking after themselves and
our environment.
Jill Larking, Lyttelton Harbour
TimeBank co-ordinator,
has been working with the
students to identify their tradable
skills.
Pick up a 21 Day tick card
from Lyttelton Library or Lyttelton
Information Centre.
There will be a workshops
expo on October 29 at The Portal,
where you can learn some
helpful tips and tricks.
• By Bridget Rutherford
A DRAFT plan has been
developed for a sacred Banks
Peninsula reserve’s future so
it can have its classification
upgraded to the same status as
the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
Takapūneke Reserve sits between
Akaroa and the settlement
of Ōnuku. It is a site of immense
cultural and spiritual significance
to Ngāi Tahu and Ōnuku
Runanga.
In a bid to have the reserve
classed as a national reserve, like
that of Waitangi, the city council
has to adopt a management plan.
It has developed a draft with
Ōnuku Runanga. The plan
involves a number of changes to
the reserve, which is made up
of three parts: Park of Silence,
Park of Reflection and Park of
Healing.
The draft plan proposes to provide
a transparent covering over
the exposed face of the hangi pit
on Beach Rd.
Public information and interpretation
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and Akaroa Civic Trust to reflect
tangata whenua and European
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Pou would be installed in the
reserve on the corner of Ōnuku
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of the reserve unless granted
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SACRED: Takapūneke Reserve sits between Akaroa and the
settlement of Ōnuku and has immense cultural and spiritual
significance.
Fire rages, homes at risk
food and bicycles would also be
prohibited.
The draft plan aims to build
a car park on the capped city
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would also be developed along
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of that, Beach Rd would be upgraded
to accommodate visitor
buses and vehicles.
A path network would be
constructed within the reserve,
the majority of which would be
easily accessible, while the Immigration
Barracks building could
be used for education purposes,
with the ability to add toilet
facilities.
Under the draft, if the opportunity
arose, the existing power
and telephone lines and water
reticulation would be redirected
to outside the reserve. This could
be done via the road network.
In the early 19th century,
Takapūneke was an important
centre for trade between Ngai
Tahu and European settlers. In
1830, a bloody massacre took
place there, resulting in the site
becoming tapu, or sacred.
In 2002, the New Zealand
Historic Places Trust registered
Takapūneke as wāhi tapu (a place
of outstanding historical or cultural
heritage value). Seven years
later it was classified as a historic
reserve under the Reserves Act
1977.
The city council wants feedback
on the draft plan, with consultation
closing on December
15. It would then go to a hearings
panel, with a final decision expected
in April.
Drop-in sessions will be held
on October 31 from 5-6.30pm in
the civic offices, Hereford St, and
November 4 from 11am-2.30pm
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Children’s service
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CHOLMONDELEY Children’s
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started his role last week.
Arron Perriam took over
from Shane Murdoch who left
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Cholmondeley to become
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Laura Ferguson Trust.
Mr Perriam was
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“Arron has been involved
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“I’m looking forward
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Our Lady Star of the Sea
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Redcliffs and Heathcote Valley
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Party time coming up at popular
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With the Christmas season coming up, it’s
time to book in at Winnie Bagoes Ferrymead
for your end-of-year party. The Christmas set
menus are priced from $20 per person and
offer fantastic value for money for groups for
15 people or more.
Winnies can cater for groups from two
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through the Christmas season with your own
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Pizza is a great sharing food, and is informal
and relaxed, with the staff at Winnies there
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to book in your Christmas party at the place
where you know the people already love the
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At Winnies Ferrymead, everyone is
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Don’t forget their great bar with a huge
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• By Gordon Findlater
IT ONLY took Sumner’s new
pace bowler four deliveries to
make an impact as they defeated
New Brighton by five wickets in
their first one-day match of the
season.
Former Lancaster Park club
premier bowler Paddy Sullivan
began his tenure with Sumner
in style by taking 3/20 in nine
overs, including a wicket with
his fourth delivery.
Sullivan was lured to Sumner
by captain Johnny Beveridge
who played with him in the New
Zealand police team. The two
officers had pivotal roles in Sumner’s
victory on Saturday.
Sumner won the toss and
elected to bowl on the artificial
pitch at South Brighton Domain.
The match was originally due to
be played at St Leonards Square.
However, heavy rain left the
wicket unplayable.
After the fourth ball heroics,
Sumner struck again quickly
with a run out by Jonny Percasky
before Sullivan claimed
his second wicket in the eighth
over to have New Brighton
scrambling at 14/3.
A couple of partnerships
then formed mainly around
New Brighton skipper Matt
Fielding (76) and David Cattermole
(33). Dan Vann and Marcus
Thompson both bowled tidy
spells but the introduction of
Jonny Percasky tightened the
screws with his 1/18 off nine
overs. Opening bowlers Dean
Smith and Sullivan came back
to finish things off and New
Brighton ended their 45 overs on
158/8.
In reply, Sumner made
a positive start with Tom
Gooday and Christopher Wilson’s
opening stand of 28 runs
coming quickly. Then three
quick wickets fell to have Sumner
38/3.
This brought Beveridge and
David Rees, who made his
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debut, to the crease. The pair put
on a 60-run partnership before
Rees was run out for 27. Beveridge
continued to play shots
and take the game away from
New Brighton with Michael
Newton-Vesty’s support.
Beveridge fell just before the
final runs could be scored. However
his captain’s knock of 64 off
69 deliveries ensured Sumner’s
season began with a win.
Sumner won in 34 overs with
five wickets in hand. Their next
match will see them take on
Heathcote at Heathcote Domain
on Saturday.
TERAUORIWA Gapper was
named women’s sevens player of
the year at the recent Canterbury
rugby awards.
From Heathcote Valley, she
was one of the players who
received awards at The Piano
Centre for Music and the Arts.
Gapper’s fitness, speed and
physicality make her an ideal
sevens player.
Gapper also has a high work
rate, aptitude on defence and the
ability to beat defenders one-onone.
As captain, Gapper led the
Canterbury women’s sevens
team to the South Island regional
title, as well as the national
tournament.
She always features prominently
whenever she wears the
red and black jersey.
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Gapper scores top
women’s sevens title
Other winners at the
Canterbury rugby awards
evening:
Marist Albion’s Daniel
Fransen, men’s sevens
player of the year;
Christchurch’s William
Tucker, under-19 player
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Lucy Anderson and Lincoln
University’s Rebecca Todd,
women’s players of the year;
Canterbury University’s
Sam Godwin, Canterbury
development player of the
year; Prebbleton’s Tony
Grimwood, volunteer of
the year; Lincoln’s Nick
Werahiko, Maori player
of the year and Richie
Mo’unga, Canterbury rugby
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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. Have fun in a friendly
atmosphere, meet new people
and get active and fit at the same
time. First class is half price.
Redcliffs Bowling Club, James
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Strength ’n’ Stretch Class
Wednesday, 6-7pm
For women in their fab fifties
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workout at a medium level which
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is half price.
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10
Mini Music
Thursday, 9.30am
Get your pre-schoolers rocking
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Church hall. Session costs $3 per
child or $5 per family and operates
on a drop in basis.
Augusta St, Redcliffs
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by 5pm each Wednesday
Running Club
Thursday, 6pm-7pm
Get active and have fun running
with like-minded people
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event. There are various professional
coaches to help improve
your running style and encourage
you. It will also give you a
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terrains.
Mt Vernon Valley track car
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Little Ship Club of
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Thursday, 7-9pm
The Little Ship Club of
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former and future cruisers who
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Naval Point Club in Lyttelton
to discuss articles of interest,
listen to keynote speakers and
organise events connected
with the sea and those who
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Marine electronics workshops,
meteorology, how to read the
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events, tours of visiting boats,
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more. Everyone is welcome to
attend, free entry, the bar is open
and annual club membership is
just $20 per person.
Naval Point Club, Erskine
Point
Lost Cave Baches
Friday, all day
Visit an exhibition of photos
and stories that explores the history
of the lost cave baches.
Hidden in the cliffs of the
peninsula were three Edwardian
cave mansions resplendent with
chandeliers, a grand piano, a
camera obscure, and ringing
with the music of the times.
This exhibition will show photographs
and tell stories of the lost
cave baches, located between the
east end of Taylors Mistake and
Boulder Bay. A booklet will be
available with photographs and
stories.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre, 37 Nayland St
Twilight Golf
Thursday, October 26, 5pm
Go along and enjoy the first of
a series of twilight gold evenings
at a friendly club with social
time. Afterwards members
welcome. Prizes to be won.
For more information email David
on dabnsuedoak@xtra.co.nz
or Ann on a.b.newsom@xtra.
co.nz. Green fee $10, members
$5.
Richmond Hill Golf Club, 50
Ferrymead Park Drive
Sumner Playgroup
Monday, 9.30-11.30am
For children aged up to five
years and their caregivers. Different
areas of play include arts/
crafts, dress up, constructive
play, outdoor/physical play
weather permitting. Morning tea
for adults and children provided.
Cost $3 for adult and child, $2
Explore the Little River Power
Flower trail. See 15 diverse
gardens, five of which are new
to the event this year. From
beachside gems in Birdlings
Flat to lush valley producers of
proteas, herbs and hazelnuts,
with a historic homestead and
a few surprises thrown in along
the way. A fantastic chance
to explore the back roads of
Little River, wander in gardens,
buy plants from nurseries
and see what is grown there.
Tickets $15 per adult, children
free. Available from Little River
Craft Station. A community
fundraiser supported by
the Little River Wairewa
Community Trust. Sunday and
Monday, 10am to 4pm.
for additional child.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
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Markets:
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treats on offer. From fresh
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Lyttelton Farmers Market:
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Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:
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Paradise is closer than you think... and
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on offer in Church Bay, Diamond Harbour.
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Imagine a world where the past, present and future have collided. A world that is timeless.
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For fans of Rick Riordan and Brian Selznick, author-artist Armand Baltazar introduces the
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Over 150 full-colour illustrations bring this cinematic story to life!
You’ve never seen Earth like this before: continents reshaped, oceans re-formed, cities
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father, New Chicago’s top engineer, is taken by the Aeternum, Diego must rescue him and
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making it ideal for guests or teenagers.
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business opportunity.
Other features of the property include
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underfloor heating in the wet areas, and quality
chocolate carpets. The yard is thoughtfully
planted and well established, with full
consideration given to the astounding views.
Diamond harbour itself is an increasingly
popular place to enjoy everything that is great
about the peninsula. The community is very
close, with many sports clubs and services. 2
licensed restaurants make eating out a breeze,
as well as groceries available locally, or a short
ride on the ferry to Lyttelton to indulge. The
ferry runs every 30 mins at peak, and hourly
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are available, as well as a local pre school and
primary school. Recreational activities in the
area are plentiful, from boating, to walks,
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Open Homes Sundays 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
See you at the Open Homes or to arrange
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TAKAPŪNEKE RESERVE
DRAFT MANAGEMENT PLAN
OPEN FOR COMMENT
Christchurch City Council has prepared a draft
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Takapūneke Reserve, as per the Reserves Act 1977
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or suggestions on the draft reserve management plan.
A locality plan shows the area to be included in the
management plan:
Takapūneke Reserve, near Akaroa, is a site of
immense cultural significance to Ngāi Tahu and,
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New Zealand Historic Places Trust, and in 2009,
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under the Reserves Act 1977. In 2012, the Council
adopted the Takapūneke Conservation Report.
Information leaflets and feedback forms are
available from all Council libraries and service
centres, the Civic Offices at 53 Hereford Street,
Christchurch, or online via the Council’s website:
www.ccc.govt.nz/HaveYourSay
Written objections to or suggestions on the draft
reserve management plan can be made to the
Council from Wednesday, 11 October 2017 until 5pm
on Friday, 15 December 2017.
If you wish to discuss any aspect of this process,
please contact:
Russel Wedge
Senior Network Planner Parks
Christchurch City Council
HSBC Tower
PO Box 73054
Orchard Road
Christchurch 8154
Telephone: (03) 941 8270
Email: russel.wedge@ccc.govt.nz
www.ccc.govt.nz

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