Bay Harbour: November 29, 2017

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HISTORY: Retired photographer Donald McKay grew up on Banks Peninsula 

and often returned there to photograph the area. He recently gifted his 

entire collection of photographic negatives to Akaroa Museum. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Photographic collection 

reflects peninsula history 

• By Sarla Donovan 

A 30-YEAR record of life on Banks 

Peninsula has been donated to the 

Akaroa Museum. 

Retired photographer Donald McKay 

recently gifted his entire collection of 

photographic negatives to the museum. 

Museum collections manager 

Daniel Smith said the images were an 

important record of Banks Peninsula 

life covering the years from about 1950 

through to the 80s, a period which was 

not well-represented in the museum’s 

existing collection. 

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The suburb has been without 

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earthquake caused the closure of the 

Port Hills Rd dairy. 

The group responsible for the 

Maltworks Villas development is 

planning to lodge a consent before 

Christmas for three retail outlets to 

be built on Port Hills Rd. 

PLC Group are building a lifestyle 

village on the former Maltworks 

site, comprising 65 villas and 

townhouses. 

They plan to build the shops 

on the northern side of the 

village and are actively seeking 

tenants. 

PLC Group spokeswoman 

Michelle Tait said they had a 

dairy that was interested in 

taking on a shop tenancy. “We are 

(also) pursuing interest for a cafe 

tenant on the north end of the 

shops.” 

An online listing with real 

estate agency Harcourts states the 

shops are to be 103 sq m each (or 

possibility of smaller floor space if 

required) and “would ideally suit a 

corner café, hairdresser, dairy and/ 

or associated businesses.” 

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THE BAY Harbour area has lost another of 

its stalwarts, Barry Kerr (see page 4). 

Barry was a long-time firefighter in Sumner 

and well known in other organisations 

in the area. 

Forty years ago he helped rescue two 

students trapped on rocks between Sumner and Taylors Mistake 

and was awarded a Royal Humane Society medal for his efforts. 

Two of the students’ friends had drowned while trying to swim 

across treacherous water. 

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REMEDIATION work to fix 

bare, grassless patches on the 

Beachville Rd esplanade will 

take place this week – but 

funding is still being sought 

for picnic tables and other 

amenities. 

The Redcliffs Residents 

Association wrote to the 

city council in October 

about overgrown grass 

and landscaping work left 

unfinished after the Beachville 

Rd seawall was completed. 

A few days after the Bay 

Harbour News published an 

article about the issue earlier 

this month, city council 

contractors mowed the area 

but the RRA said other 

remediation work wasn’t done. 

City council programme 

director strategic support, 

Carolyn Gallagher said last 

Thursday the grassed area had 

been too wet for vehicles to access 

until recently. 

“The contractor has a backlog 

of similar work to address in 

other areas of the city and it is 

on his programme to complete 

this month.” 

She said further developments 

were planned, and would 

be based on a concept design 

incorporating the coastal pathway, 

which was approved by the 

Hagley-Ferrymead Community 

Board in 2015. 

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IMPROVEMENT: Concept plans for the Beachville Rd esplanade will be implemented once the Coastal Pathway Group has 

raised the necessary funds. 

Beachville Rd plans need funding 

funded by the Coastal Pathway 

Group from “external donations 

and grants,” Ms Gallagher 

said. 

CPG chairman Scott Babington 

said the group was currently 

seeking funding to pay 

for enhancements. 

These would include planting, 

pathway features, picnic 

tables, seats, rubbish bins, 

drinking fountains, bike stands 

and possibly a bike repair station. 

“Essentially we have plans, 

quotes and are ready to go as 

soon as funding allows,” Mr 

Babington said. 

RRA secretary Pat McIntosh 

said when the concept design 

was approved by the community 

board, further consultation 

with residents about details was 

recommended. 

“Since the basic landscaping 

has changed considerably 

between how it looked when 

the plan was being developed 

and now the SCIRT works have 

been completed it will have to 

be reviewed.” 

Ms Gallagher said residents 

would be informed once the 

CPG had raised the necessary 

funds. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

Marriner St 

property 

cleared after 

investigation 

A SUMNER property 

investigated by the city council for 

accommodation issues has been 

cleared. 

In August this year, the city 

council identified potential noncompliance’s 

with the District Plan 

relating to short-term guest accommodation 

activities at 58 Marriner 

St. 

A city council spokeswoman 

said the situation had now been 

resolved. 

“The city council understands 

that the site is no longer being used 

for short-term guest accommodation,” 

the spokeswoman said. 

The city council said it had 

“provided guidance to the occupant 

in relation to District Plan requirements.” 

The spokeswoman said the investigation 

was a separate matter from 

the prior compliance issues at the 

property. 

In March this year, following 

complaints from residents, the city 

council shut down an illegal hostel 

being operated at the address by a 

tenant. 

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Fuel stolen 

at Diamond 

Harbour 

Fire Station 


THIEVES HAVE targeted the 

Diamond Harbour Fire Station, 

stealing almost 300-litres of 

diesel. 

Chief station officer Bob 

Palmer said somebody had 

gone to the rear of the station 

yard on Marine Drive between 

Wednesday, November 15, and 

Saturday, November 18. 

“They’ve smashed the padlock 

on the diesel taker and siphoned 

(the fuel off.)” 

The amount was significant, he 

said. “It would be quite a lot to 

carry out in a car.” 

The station volunteers 

were upset about the theft, he 

said. 

“I’m gutted that our lifeblood – 

fuel – has been taken.” 

He said security had been 

beefed up since the incident 

and is asking the public to 

be aware of any suspicious 

behaviour in the area, and to get 

in touch if they notice anything 

unusual. 

•Anyone with information 

about the theft can phone Mr 

Palmer on 027 240 1515 

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Brave Sumner identity dies 

Long-time firefighter 

and Sumner Lifeboat 

Institute member 

Barry William Kerr 

died recently, aged 78. 

Sarla Donovan reports 

BARRY KERR was a man of 

courage and community spirit. 

The father of two gave 27 

years of service to the Sumner 

Volunteer Fire Brigade and 22 

years to the Sumner Lifeboat 

Institute. 

He was a former fire station 

officer, and with his late brother 

Russel won two national titles in 

firefighting competitions, as well 

as many Canterbury titles. 

In 1967, he was awarded the 

Royal Humane Society’s bronze 

medal for helping to rescue two 

students trapped on rocks between 

Sumner and Taylors Mistake. 

The students’ other two 

friends had been swept out to sea 

and drowned while attempting 

to swim across a stretch of water. 

There was no moon and the 

incoming tide was breaking 

onto the rocks, according to a 

newspaper report of the rescue. 

On the return journey, Mr 

Kerr, fellow rescuer John 

Pickering and the students were 

in water up to their waists with 

only a precarious hand hold on 

a sheer rock face. 

Ironically, Mr Kerr had never 

learned to swim. 

Leader of the Opposition at 

the time Norman Kirk wrote a 

letter of congratulation for his 

“courage and selflessness” in 

saving the pair. 

Mr Kerr died at his Evans Pass 

home in Sumner on November 4. 

He was born in Christchurch 

on January 24, 1939. 

He grew up in Sumner with 

father Jack, mother Sybil and 

siblings Russel, Iris and Lester 

COMMUNITY: 

Barry William 

Kerr was a 27- 

year stalwart 

of the Sumner 

Volunteer 

Fire Brigade. 

He died in 

Christchurch 

on November 

4, 2017 aged 

78. 

and went on to raise his two 

children Keiron and Gabrielle in 

the seaside suburb with his late 

wife Diane. 

Jack was also a life member 

of the Sumner Volunteer Fire 

Brigade, which he joined in 1941. 

There have been Kerr family 

members in the brigade continuously 

since that date. 

The couple were unable to 

have children themselves, so 

both their son and daughter 

were adopted as babies. 

Keiron Kerr remembers his 


father as very supportive. He 

followed his rugby playing and 

helped out coaching teams at 

Sumner Rugby Club when he 

was a boy. “He was just a good 

all-round guy and couldn’t do 

enough for anyone.” 

Diane ran the household and 

Mr Kerr went out and worked. 

A fitter and turner by trade, he 

worked on the Lyttelton Tunnel 

in the early 1960s. 

Keiron said in 2014 his father 

was invited along to the 50-year 

anniversary of the opening of 

the tunnel. 

“He was one of only a few people 

who worked on it that were 

still alive; it was quite amazing 

really. They asked him to be a 

guest of honour but dad didn’t 

like all that stuff and he turned 

it down.” 

Mr Kerr also ran his own 

business for 20 years, Timber 

Treatments. 

He and Diane were “sports 

mad” Keiron said. 

“They absolutely loved it. In 

their later years they had their 

two La-Z-boys side-by-side and 

they’d watch everything. Rugby 

was their favourite but they’d 

watch golf, cricket, anything. 

They were mad on it.” 

Mr Kerr is survived by his two 

children and four grandchildren 

– Jakob, Alexia, Rhys, and Paige. 

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Pensioner’s pavement poetry 

Akaroa pensioner Sue 

Stewart, 67, grazed 

her face after tripping 

over uneven footpath 

tiles in May, sparking 

a five-month saga to 

get the tiles fixed. She 

wrote a poem about 

the experience 

The day I face-planted 

the footpath outside Bully 

Hayes 

It was lunchtime as I 

recall 

When I took my spectacular 

fall. 

T’was an uneven tile 

that tried to rearrange my 

dial – 

I’m not a pretty sight at 

the best of times, 

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But I should have read 

the signs. 

Negotiating the footpath 

from chemist to L’Hotel, 

Is enough to drive you to 

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The city council bless 

their hearts, 

Have repaired the offending 

parts. 

But I will bet a bob 

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Paradise Beach in Charteris 

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Sumner and Scarborough 

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contamination after high 

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DEVELOPMENT: Maltworks 

Villas will eventually have 

65 units and townhouses. 

Developers PLC Group also 

want to build three shops 

beside the village. 

Village developers 

plan shops 

•From page 1 

Ms Tait said they hoped to 

start construction before April 

next year. 

Heathcote Residents 

Association committee member 

Jackie Foulkes said many 

people she had spoken to in 

the community would love 

have a neighbourhood dairy to 

purchase everyday items. 

“Personally I think it’s great to 

be able to walk down and get an 

ice cream on a sunny day.” 

The nearest dairy is currently 

several kilometres away in 

Opawa Rd. 

Some people were also keen to 

have a fish and chip shop in the 

community, Ms Foulkes said. 

Ms Tait said it was too soon to 

say definitely what type of shop 

would open. 

TRAFFIC DELAYS on Brittan 

Tce in Lyttelton have prompted 

proposed changes to the 

intersection with Simeon Quay. 

The city council is seeking 

community feedback about 

the proposals, which it hopes 

will improve traffic flows and 

pedestrian safety. 

The proposed changes involve 

removing the stopping restriction 

on Brittan Tce to allow vehicles 

to continue on to Simeon 

Quay; no entry to Simeon Quay 

west from Brittan Tce so traffic 

can flow from Brittan Tce to 

Simeon Quay; and no throughroute 

to Simeon Quay west 

heading from Lyttelton. Vehicles 

would need to use Brittan Tce 

and Voelas Rd instead. 

The city council said the volume 

of traffic entering and exiting 

Brittan Tce from Simeon Quay 

was a lot greater than straightthrough 

traffic and the existing 

intersection layout caused delays 

on Brittan Tce, with the majority 

of traffic waiting to turn right on 

to Simeon Quay. 

To increase pedestrian safety 

at the intersection, a continuation 

of the path from Brittan Tce 

across to Simeon Quay would be 

installed, along with new kerb 

build outs on Brittan Tce and 

Simeon Quay to slow vehicles 

travelling through this intersection. 

The city council will be holding 

a drop-in session on December 

7 between 4pm and 6pm in 

the Lyttelton community board 

room, Canterbury St. 

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Intersection changes will improve flow and safety 


FLOW: Proposed changes to 

the intersection of Simeon 

Quay (above) and Brittan Tce 

are designed to help ease 

congestion. 

MOMENTUM: Stonemasons at work on the Timeball Tower overlooking Lyttelton port and harbour on Monday. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER



BAY HARBOUR 

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SCHOOLS 

Pupils have fun with books 

GOVERNORS BAY School 

celebrated Book Week with fun 

book-related activities. 

Deputy principal Liza Rossie 

said the pupils and teachers 

had a great time and everybody 

got involved. 

Activities included a book 

fair, quiz, buddy reading, 

house group teddy bears’ 

picnic, teacher story swaps, 

author, illustrator and city 

council librarian visits, plus a 

grandparents’ story share 

time and morning tea. 

The grand finale event was the 

book character parade which 

proved very popular. 

Plan for new classroom block at 

Our Lady Star of the Sea School 

Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Sumner has a new 

classroom block under construction. Once finished, the 

building will hold two single cell classrooms with kitchen 

and wet areas. The two classrooms will be the largest in the 

school. Principal John Kane said the older classrooms would 

then be turned into an art studio and a learning support 

centre. The build is expected to be completed early next 

year. The school will host a morning tea for new entrant 

parents on Wednesday, December 6, from 9-10am, with the 

opportunity to look around the school and meet staff. 

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Peninsula life captured by photographer 


•From page 1 

They include pictures of social 

and community events, weddings, 

farming activities and 

scenic views of Banks Peninsula. 

Mr McKay, 83, grew up on a 

farm in Le Bons Bay. 

An only child, he left the farm 

for three years to attend Christchurch 

Boys’ High School as a 

boarder, from 1947-49, where he 

joined the camera club. 

“We had some really really 

good instructors, including Len 

Casbolt and Frank McGregor. 

Also I used to spend a lot of time 

at my uncle Stan MacKay’s as he 

was the Christchurch Star Sun 

photographer and his son Ross 

was a skilled horse racing photographer. 

I used to admire their 

beautiful cameras and enlargers . 

. . I’m not sure what I liked more, 

the photography or the equipment.” 

Mr McKay sold his push bike 

and his best pair of shoes to buy 

a second hand camera from H.E. 

Perry in Colombo St. 

“I used that camera for two 

or three years, photographing 

various events, weddings, and 

children.” 

He shot his first wedding at 16, 

“local people.” 

Returning to Le Bons Bay in 

1949, Mr McKay’s passion for 

photography was a frequent 

distraction from farm work. He 

photographed aspects of farm life 

was well as local weddings, 21sts 

and other social events. 

In 1961, he was offered a job as 

medical photographer at Burwood 

Hospital, but continued to travel 

back to the peninsula in the weekends 

to photograph various events. 

The collection includes some 

interesting documentary records 

of peninsula life, Mr Smith said. 

“As a historical record the collection 

is extremely rich.” 

“He would photograph activities 

like docking at his farm in Le 

Bons Bay. There’s a whole series 

of images of sheep getting their 

tails chopped off; guys holding 

IN THE 

GROOVE: 

Ted McNabb 

and Heather 

Marshall 

tear up the 

dance floor 

at the tennis 

ball in the 

Duvauchelle 

Hall, in June, 

1958. One 

of the many 

functions 

and events 

recorded by 

Donald McKay 

during his 

career. 

knives splattered with blood. It’s 

an interesting record of a lost way 

of life.” 

Fortunately Mr McKay still 

had his job books which record 

the content of the pictures. Local 

researcher Jan Shuttleworth had 

also already identified many subjects 

in the photographs by working 

through negatives digitised by 

Mr McKay. 

Nevertheless, cataloguing 

hundreds of negatives into the 

Akaroa Museum collection 

would be a “long process,” Mr 

Smith said. 

The museum plans to mount 

an exhibition towards the end of 

next year. 

TEAM: William Gebbie with his dogs Don and Dick. They were 

heading winners at the Akaroa dog trials in 1950. In the background 

is Mr Gebbie’s Studebaker. PHOTOS: DONALD MCKAY 

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SPORTS 

STYLE: 

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writes about the warm conditions and the achievements of local 

surfers in recent competitions 

IT FEELS like summer has 

come early over the past 

few weeks. 

The persistent high 

pressures have made for 

warm, calm conditions 

more like January than 

November. 

The water temperature 

has jumped from 13 deg C 

at the start of the month to 

about 16 deg C plus now. 

Unfortunately, the 

settled weather has meant 

a lack of swell, There have 

been some nice clean 

waves but only in the waist 

high range. 

A few good south swells 

have continued to push 

up the coast so there have 

been some decent waves 

around for those prepared 

to travel. 

The peninsula breaks 

have been packed with 

25 cars in the car park 

at Hickory one day with 

another 25 at Magnet. 

The Canterbury primary 

school champs was 

hosted in Sumner by local 

boardriders club, Point 

Surf Team, a few weeks 

Aaron's Surf Report 

ago. The event was a huge 

success with more than 

55 entries. Young surfers 

travelled from as far as 

Kaikoura and Waikuku 

and there was a strong 

local bunch of young 

grommets competing too. 

The waves were small 

and a strong nor’west 

wind made conditions 

challenging but the 

young surfers rose to the 

challenge finding some 

good waves. 

Local surfers achieved 

some great results. In the 

year 5 and under section, 

Kobe Coleman was first, 

Troy Aryton second and 

Poppy Entwisle was the top 

girl in third. In the year 6/7 

girls, Ava Henderson came 

first, Amelie Wink second, 

Holly Campbell third and 

Ruby Armstrong fourth. 

Jack Tyro was second in 

the year 6/7 boys section. 

Henderson also won the 

year 8 girls and Wink was 

fourth. 

Some great results from 

all the local team against 

some strong surfers from 

out of town. 

Several local surfers also 

competed in the national 

scholastic surf champs. The 

Canterbury team travelled 

north to Gisborne for the 

championships. Sumner’s 

Caspar McCormick in his 

first ever nationals styled 

his way to second in the 

longboarding division. 

Thomas Harcourt put in 

a strong performance to 

make the semi-final of the 

under-18 boys finishing 

seventh. Jordan Sparrow 

also competed in the 

under-18s finishing 19 th in 

a tough field. 

We can look forward to 

another week of settled 

weather coming up and 

hopefully a jump in swell 

so we can make the most 

of the warm water. 

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SHOWS: The World Buskers Festival will feature performances from the Topp Twins, who will bring their classic brand of 

Kiwi humour to the stage, and Urzila Carlson with her show Unacceptable; PHOTOS: WORLD BUSKERS FESTIVAL 

Buskers back for 25th 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

COMEDIANS, daredevils, 

dancers, singers and acrobats 

will hit the streets in 

January to celebrate the 25th 

anniversary of the World 

Buskers Festival. 

Fifty-five performers 

representing 14 countries will 

descend on the city for the 

annual 10-day festival from 

January 18-28. 

Festival producer Tim Bain 

said its programme was about 

creating a line-up which 

reflected the past, while at the 

same time looked forward to 

the future. 

“It’s daring, bold, cheeky, 

hilarious and world class,” he 

said. 

To celebrate 25 years, there 

will be five headline shows. 

After making it through 

to the America’s Got Talent 

final last year, The Boy with 

Tape on His Face (right) is 

coming home to premier his 

new ideas. 

Urzila Carlson will perform 

her new show Unacceptable 

and the Topp Twins will 

entertain the crowds with 

their classic Kiwi humour. 

A Night at the Musicals, 

featuring Le Gateau 

Chocolat, will bring musical 

entertainment, as will 

Crossdresser for Christ, 

featuring Ginger Minj from 

RuPaul’s Drag Race. 

New features will include a 

Buskers Bar and Night Food 

Market at the Arts Centre 

every night, a Cabaret Club 

at the Great Hall, and the 

Laugh Lounge at Sixty6 on 

Peterborough. 

Buskers will also perform 

at the Friday Night Food 

Market in Cathedral 

Square and in City Mall 

at lunchtimes outside The 

Crossing. 

Festival director 

Melissa Haberfield 

encouraged people to 

embrace the festival 

and celebrate its 25th 

birthday. “For 10 days and 

11 nights, our city becomes 

a playground filled with 

laughter, colour and fun, 

as street artists and night 

show performers entertain 

hundreds of thousands of 

locals and visitors in a festival 

like no other.” 

There will be 13 

performance sites, 

inside and 

outdoors, 

including the 

Arts Centre, 

Christ’s 

College and 

Christchurch 

Art Gallery 

among others. 

More than 

200 free day 

performances 

will take place 

around the 

city. 

The festival 

will conclude 

with the 

Buskers Best 

Bits show 

at the Isaac 

Theatre Royal 

on January 28. 

The 24th 

World Buskers 

Festival, held in 

January, drew 

a quarter of a 

million people. 

•The full line-up, dates and ticket 

sales can be found at www. 

worldbuskersfestival. 

com 

RETURN: Fresh from his 

world tour, The Boy With 

Tape on His Face will 

return to Christchurch for 

the festival in January.



BAY HARBOUR 

PAGE 13 

ENTERTAIN: 

A Night at the 

Musicals featuring 

Le Gateau 

Chocolat will bring 

another musical 

element to the 

festival, while 

Mighty Mike (left) 

will return to the 

stage. 

year of street festival 

International performers to take over Albion Square 

LYTTELTON WON’T miss 

out on the busking action 

during the festival. 

As part of the 25th World 

Buskers Festival there will be 

four street performances in 

Albion Square on January 20. 

Buskers in Lyttelton will be 

presented by Structex. 

The line-up will begin at 

10.30am with a performance 

from Sharon Mahoney. 

She has performed her solo, 

character-based show all 

over the world, including at 

events such as the Rotterdam 

International Street Theatre 

Festival, the Adelaide Fringe 

Festival and Edinburgh 

Fringe. 

She will be followed by 

Witty Look at 11.20am, a 

multi-award-winning duo 

comprised of unicycle world 

champion Daiki and acrobatic 

clown Cheeky. 

The pair, originally from 

Tokyo, will wow audiences 

with their comical and exciting 

street show. 

Kilted Colin will perform 

his family friendly show at 

12.10pm, followed by 25-time 

Guinness World Record 

breakers, Monsters of Schlock, 

at 1pm. 

This duo of daredevils will 

perform stunts sure to make 

the crowd both laugh and 

scream at the same time. 

LAUGHTER: The street performances were a crowd favourite at the 24th festival and are sure to wow crowds again on 

stages outside the Christchurch Art Gallery and the Arts Centre, as well as at Cathedral Square, High St, New Brighton 

and Lyttelton.


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Storey rows to victory in Billy Webb Challenge 

THE MEMORY of his smash 

at the turn of last year’s race 

spurred former Moncks Bay 

resident John Storey to become 

just the fourth different winner 

of the Billy Webb Challenge on 

the Wanganui River on Saturday. 

Storey powered away to win 

the 5.7km race by 14sec from 

now two-time runner-up Jordan 

Parry, of Tauranga. Chris Harris 

– who Storey won gold with 

in the double sculls at the world 

rowing championships in September 

– finished third. 

‘Mr Billy Webb’ Mahe Drysdale 

had to settle for fifth in his 

first comeback race after a yearlong 

break from competition. 

The challenge is named in 

honour of Webb, who was the 

first New Zealander to win the 

world professional single sculls 

title when he beat Australian 

Charles Towns on the Parramatta 

River, Sydney, in 1907. 

Storey and Parry were part of 

the lead group approaching the 

buoy turn, just as they did 12 

months earlier when Parry had 

the lead line and Storey miscalculated 

and bumped into him. 

This time, Storey had it down 

pat and swept through the turn, 

CHAMPION: John Storey 

is presented with the Billy 

Webb Challenge trophy by 

Wanganui Mayor Hamish 

McDouall and Webb family 

members Heather Powell and 

Colin Gardiner. 

while Parry was left to rue a 

momentary hesitation, and 

Drysdale was trapped outside a 

wide turning Harris. 

At the 12min mark, Storey 

had a comfortable lead, forcing 

the others to increase their 

stroke rate earlier than the final 

500m dash. Parry was trying 

to keep up while at the same 

time keeping an eye on Toby 

Cunliffee-Steel and Harris, who 

had the quickest stroke at this 

point. 

It was not even close as the 

group came back towards 

SPORTS 

the leaders, as Storey was 

comfortably ahead and pumped 

his fist as he heard the electronic 

beep at 21min 27sec. 

Storey had mentioned last 

year’s collision in the pre-race 

interviews and showed his 

determination to get to the clear 

water first this time. 

“I think I learnt my lesson 

from the last one,” said Storey. 

“The buoys, I thought they’d 

be more trapeze, but they were 

more triangle.” 

While the lactic burn meant 

his downstream run was not 

exactly a Sunday cruise, Storey 

knew he had it in the bag. 

“I didn’t have to lift my rate, 

which was good,” he said. 

Heathcote aim for top spot ahead of one-day semi-final 

• By Gordon Findlater 

HEATHCOTE ALL but 

wrapped up top spot in the 

metro A one-day cricket 

competition with a 120-run win 

over Halswell on Saturday. 

They go into their final round 

match against second placed 

Merivale Papanui with a healthy 

points advantage and are all but 

assured of qualifying in top spot 

for the semi-final on December 

10. Meanwhile, Sumner are all 

but out of the race for the top 

four after suffering a threewicket 

defeat to Lancaster Park 

Addington. 

Heathcote racked up their 

sixth win of the season at the 

weekend at Halswell Domain. 

Batting first, it was a 101-run 

third wicket partnership between 

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Mealings that was pivotal to 

Heathcote reaching an imposing 

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Durham, who came in at No 3, 

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It didn’t take long for Heathcote’s 

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It was then the turn of fellow 

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Heathcote eventually dismissed 

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120-run victory. 

Halswell will host Sumner in 

the final round on Saturday. 

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Linwood 

College 

PERSONALISED 

PATHWAYS 

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

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Enrolling now for 2018 

Principal’s Report 

Warm greetings to 

the Linwood College 

community. Kia ora 

koutou. Talofa lava. 

Kia orana. Malo e 

lelei. Bula. Fakaalofa 

atu. Namaste. 

Kumusta. 

It is with pleasure 

that I am able to 

report to our community that Linwood College 

has had a most positive year. 

It has been a year of significant thinking and 

planning as we listen to our community’s 

input regarding how we should re-develop 

with our whole-school rebuild. Linwood 

College is clear-eyed about the forms of 

education that work for our students and we 

have this bedrock of understanding through 

our partnership with our community. 

Our community views education as 

the wellbeing of the whole person. All 

developmentally positive experiences enrich 

our students’ understanding of whom they 

are and broaden their outlook. They nurture 

students’ classroom focus by contextualising 

their learning and sowing the seeds of positive 

ambition. 

Sports Awards Night 

Linwood College believes in a ‘pathwayed 

curriculum’. This means the school, students 

and families knowing: 

1. Students’ learning and skills as they come 

into LC from our partner primary schools 

and building on these successes. 

2. How the learning at LC connects to what 

the students want to do when they leave 

school. “What are my post-school pathways 

and how does LC help me to achieve these 

pathways?” 

In this way learning is meaningful to the 

individual and strengths-based. At Linwood 

College the individual matters. 

Finally, the Education Review Office reviewed 

Linwood College in the second half of Term 3. 

The confirmed report is now public and I am 

delighted to say that the school is back on 

the three year return cycle. It is a testament 

to everyone’s collective vision and positive 

work for our school: Board of Trustees, 

staff, students, whanau, partner schools and 

community. 

Nga mihi nui and best wishes for the festive 

season and summer holiday. 

Richard Edmundson: Tumuaki - Principal 

Waitaha Haka Competition 

Over Labour Weekend, Kimihia Te Matauranga Kapa Haka Group competed at the Waitaha 

Secondary Schools’ Haka Competition at the Aurora Centre. The group was made up of a 

combination of students from Linwood College, Christchurch Girls’ High School and three 

schools from Te Tai Poutini (West Coast), those being Westland College, Greymouth High 

School and Buller High School. 

The competition was of a very high standard this year with ten groups competing for a spot at 

the National Haka Competition in 2018. 

Kimihia gained placings in the following 

categories: 

1st place in Poi 

2nd place in Moteatea/ Traditional Chant 

2nd place in Whakawatea/ Exit Song 

2nd equal Te Whakahua o te Reo/ Language 

with Te Pa o Rakaihautu 

3rd place in Haka 

3rd place in Waiata-a-ringa/ Action Song 

3rd place in Waiata Tira/ Choral 

3rd place for Hamiora Te Rupe/ Male Leader 

Kimihia was placed 3rd overall in the competition. We are also very proud of Dayton Rapana- 

Pham who was placed 2nd for his Whaikorero/Traditional Speech. 

We would like to acknowledge our Kaitataki/Leaders of the group, Mairieka Prentice and 

Hamiroa Te Rupe, for all their hard work in leading the group. 

Ms Paringatai - Head of Maori Department 

Duke of Edinburgh – Silver Expedition 

Once again, Linwood College’s annual 'Sports Awards' ceremony was a very successful 

evening. We were lucky enough to have Shane Thrower return to Linwood College as our guest 

speaker, talking about how sport has impacted his life and the opportunities that it can provide. 

Richard Edmundson (Principal) and Finlay Laird (Linwood College Board of Trustees member), 

presented the major awards for the evening. We also had special guests from Christs' College 

and ARA Institute of Canterbury in attendance. 

We would like to thank the Linwood College community and Linwood College Board of Trustees 

for their continuous support as we continue to pursue sporting excellence. 

Congratulations to all of our award winners for 2017. 

Top awards were presented to the following accomplished students: 

The outdoor Duke of Edinburgh 

experience has helped us to 

learn new things about life and 

also about ourselves. Although 

it pushed us to our mental 

and physical limits, it was the 

best experience ever! We have 

learnt to really be grateful for 

the small things in life! 

Piper Stewart (Year 11) 

Restaurant Nights 

Fabricius Su’a 

• Sportsperson of the Year 

• Senior Boys’ Most Valuable 

Player Volleyball 

• Most Valuable Player Cup 

Volleyball 

• Most Valuable Player 

Rugby 

• Canterbury and South 

Island Rugby and Rugby 

League Representative 

Nevaeh Pirikahu- 

Waata 

• All Round Sportswoman 

of the Year 

Leon Lefua 

• All Round Sportsman 

of the Year (not able to be 

present on night) 

Nafanua Ah-Loe 

• Most Valuable Player 

Netball 

• Junior Sportswoman 

of the Year 

Dayton Rapana-Pham 

• Contribution to Boys’ 

Sports’ Award 

• Senior Most Valuable 

Player Netball 

Year 12 

students 

culinary skills 

were assessed 

during 

October’s two 

‘Restaurant 

Nights’, while 

the Year 11 

students were 

assessed on 

their dinner 

service. 

Cassey Hipolito, Daryl Perez, 

Ayree Apalla stop for a break while 

preparing for Restaurant Night. 

D’Arby McDiarmid-Taingahue 

• Under 20’s Most Valuable Player 

Basketball 

• LHS Most Valuable Player Basketball 

• East side All-Stars Rep Basketball 

Shayden McKenzie 

• Most Valuable Player Pool 

• New Zealand Sailing 

Representative 

Togamau Toilalo 

• Most Improved Touch Player 

• Most Valuable Player Ki o Rahi 

• Julie Maxwell Trophy ‘for showing the 

school values in sport and in the classroom’ 

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The team at the Epic Christian Bookshop 

in Ferrymead are celebrating their first 

Christmas in their bright new premises. 

Since moving from their Ferry Road 

store in January this year, they have been 

busy setting up in their new place, which 

is located in the building on the corner of 

Waterman Place and Ferry Rd – opposite 

Resene. 

And with Christmas approaching, the 

shelves are filled with lovely, Christmasthemed 

stock. This includes a range 

of Nativity scenes, Advent calendars, 

Team members from left: 

Mele, Kat, Sarah and manager Sandy. 

Christian-themed Christmas cards and 

children’s Christmas storybooks. 

They also have plenty of Christianthemed 

gift ideas for family and friends. 

For those on your gift list who enjoy 

reading, manager Sandy Gallen and her 

team suggest having a browse through their 

new selection of inspiring true stories, and 

children’s and adult books by New Zealand 

authors. 

The latest releases in family and children’s 

DVDs, many of which are not available 

through online movie sources, are also on 

display. 

Other items include gifts and cards for 

Baptism, First Holy Communion and 

Confirmation, Bibles in many languages, 

Bible stories for children in Maori, T-shirts, 

mugs and jewellery. 

All the profits from Christmas sales this 

year will go to the Christmas Blessing 

packs for refugee children in Iraq, Syria and 

Afghanistan. The packs contain clothing, 

books and toys, while family food packs 

will also be distributed to people in those 

countries. 

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staying open until 7pm. Shoppers will enjoy 

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plus there will be sale specials. 

There is also a lucky draw. Anyone 

who purchases during December will 

be in the draw to win back the value of 

their purchase. This includes purchasing 

through their website, epicbooks.co.nz any 

time in December. Online purchases can be 

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Your Local Views 

The updated 2017 

Coastal Hazards 

Assessment Report has 

made climate change 

and coastal hazards a 

hot topic of conversation, 

writes Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

Board member, Darrell 

Latham 

With the updated 

assessment report now made 

public, the focus of debate is 

how we deal with the risks 

and how we adapt. 

A recent city council 

newsletter to residents about 

climate change advised that 

the city council wants to 

explore the options together 

with the community to create 

the best possible future. To 

that end they are facilitating a 

series of coastal hazard dropin 

sessions for the community. 

I encourage residents 

and ratepayers to go along 

and learn about the issues 

they will need to consider 

as a community to make 

Canterbury’s environment, 

economy and their own 

coastal lifestyle more resilient 

to changing coastal pressures. 

There is time and there 

are options. The city council 

consultation must be genuine. 

In order for the city council 

to be understood they must 

also understand residents’ 

perspectives. 

Affected communities carry 

the cost, be it flooding, lack 

of development, building 

restrictions and insurance 

implications. It is therefore 

communities that need to be 

at the centre of the decision 

making process in regards to 

how and when we respond. 

You are the ratepayer and you 

have a voice now and a vote at 

election time. 

The focus from here needs 

to be on adaptation, what 

scenario we should adapt 

to and if, when and how we 

might mitigate risk. Continual 

building and planning 


Involving community in climate change 

restrictions on residents can 

make it unattractive to invest 

in areas, and it does makes it 

increasingly difficult to live in 

the community or to insure or 

sell one’s home. 

As a Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

Board member, from my 

perspective there needs to 

be a conversation towards 

finding suitable sustainable 

development options rather 

than a continued reliance on 

current restrictive policies. 

There are options available 

that fit in with the wider goal 

of a resilient city. 

The 2015 Tonkin and 

Taylor report on coastal 

hazards was criticised as 

being scientifically flawed. 

The city council had the 

report reviewed and we now 

have the updated 2017 report. 

This document should be 

viewed as a living document, 

which is open to question 

and improvement. Ratepayers 

deserve nothing less than the 

best science and the best city 

council processes. 

Your mission: Become 

informed, don’t be a shrinking 

violet, ask the city council 

the tough questions and be 

proactive. Remember – you 

are the ratepayer and you pay 

the bills. 

•You can check your 

address to find out if 

your property is within an 

area potentially affected 

by coastal hazards and 

inundation by clicking on 

the link – https://www. 

ccc.govt.nz/environment/ 

land/livingwithwater/ 

coastalhazards/coastalhazard-zone-propertysearch/ 

We said: 

The city council spent $860,000 

on it but users say the Heathcote 

Valley Community Centre isn’t fit 

for purpose 

You said: 

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Rob White 

– If only 

two power 

outlets at a 

time work then 

that becomes a 

hazard as the 

wiring is not 

up to code. And these are the people 

overseeing the work done on our houses 

repairs in many cases. 

Janys Rebecca Harrison – Waste 

of money. I’d be really annoyed if this was 

in my community, especially if I needed 

to use it. I’d be asking some serious 

questions. 

Daphne Green – Sounds like our 

community hall. Toilets for the disabled 

that you couldn’t get a wheelchair into. 

Took years to fix. 

Zane Wilson Young – A heat pump 

on a two-hour push button timer would 

be $3000 installed. A fraction of the 

$860,000 build price. 

Judy Ware – Insurance rip-off or poor 

council oversight? 

Jilly King – This is ridiculous. The 

builders had one job. 

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Brass Band Christmas Concert 

Wednesday, 11am 

The 50s Up Brass Band is 

holding its Christmas Concert 

at the Woolston Club this year. 

Don’t miss out on this great hour 

of entertainment. Entry is by 

gold coin donation. 

Woolston Club, Hargood St 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Enjoy company and creativity 

at the weekly create ’n’ connect 

art and craft group. Take your 

own project or just go along 

and get some inspiration. $3 per 

session. Phone Beth for more 

information, 022 678 1252 

St Andrews, 148 Main Rd, 

Redcliffs 

Take your knitting, crochet 

or other portable craft 

project and enjoy time 

with other crafters. Have 

a look at the library’s 

range of books to get 

ideas for your next project. 

The sessions are free, 

no bookings required. 

Join in these friendly 

craft sessions where 

beginners are welcome. 

Two sessions – Lyttelton 

Library on Wednesday, 

10am-noon and Matuku 

Takotako: Sumner Centre 

on Friday, 10.30am-noon. 

Blast from the Past 

Thursday, 10am-3pm 

A new event especially for 

those aged 50-plus. Vulcan 

railcar, tram and veteran car 

rides, old time movies and 

school lessons from the good old 

days. Have a sing-a-long to easy 

listening jazz and the ukulele 

band. $7.50 seniors, $10 adults. 

Ferrymead Heritage Park, 50 

Ferrymead Park Drive 

Mt Pleasant Ukelele Band 

Friday, 7-9pm 

Fundraising Concert featuring 

the Mt Pleasant Ukulele Band 

with special guest Colleen 

Hendren. Tickets are $20.00 

which includes supper. BYO 

drinks. Tickets can be purchased 

from the Mt Pleasant Centre 

office. 

Mt Pleasant Memorial 

Community Centre, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Mini Music 

Thursday, 9.30am 

Get your pre-schoolers rocking 

and rolling with the mini 

music programme at the Port 

Hills Uniting Parish’s Redcliffs 

Church hall. Session costs $3 

per child or $5 per family and 

operates on a drop in basis. 

Augusta St, Redcliffs 

Art Exhibition 

Saturday, noon-6.30pm, 

Sunday, noon-4pm 

Church Bay artist Bridget 

Baldwin is holding a solo 

exhibition at the Charteris Bay 

Yacht Club this weekend and 

next weekend, coinciding with 

regattas at the club. It features 

oil paintings on wooden paddles 

and local scenes inside wooden 

frames salvaged from the 

Addington Saleyards in the 1990s. 

Charteris Bay Yacht Club, 293- 

295 Marine Drive 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace 

will be available to witness 

signatures and documents, 

certify document copies, hear 

oaths, declarations, affidavits 

or affirmations as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates 

rebates applications. There is no 

charge for this service. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, 37 Nayland St 

High Tea in Pigeon Bay 

Sunday, 11am-3pm 

Enjoy high tea in a relaxing 

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views of Pigeon Bay. Fresh local 

produce available for purchase. 

High tea $20, cream tea $12, 

children $5. Email debs@ 

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Pigeon Bay Hall 

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 

for additional child. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre, 37 Nayland St 

Babytimes 

Tuesday 10.30-11am, Friday 

10.30-11am 

Encourage your baby’s 

learning through language. 

Babytimes involves interactive 

activities, such as rhymes, songs, 

stories and play. 

Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Tuesday and Lyttelton 

Library on Friday. 

Storytimes 

Tuesday 11-11.30am, 

Wednesday 10.30-11am 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Lyttelton Library, Tuesday and 

Matuktuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Wednesday 

Markets 

The weekly markets have 

many 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 

taking a wander around any of 

the markets happening in the 

area at the weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

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Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, Cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St. 

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on Tuesday 5th December. 

Following the success of our previous coffee morning, we 

are inviting members and anyone else interested in our activities 

to join us again at the Village Inn, Sumner for coffee and a 

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application to the District 

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or 027 2407416 

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an elected trustee business conducted 

• Driveways 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

URL under Closing date 

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Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

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all Alterations new & old, TrusTees’ 

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TO 1.00AM THE FOLLOWING 

Parent election 

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under section 105 of the DAY. 

027 4401715 

& all camera tapes results 

Education Act 1989 to fill 

The application may be 

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the vacancy by selection. 

inspected PLEASE during NOTE: ordinary 

taping special occasions, At the close of 

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mono nominations, as 

Christchurch advertisement District Licensing 

of eligible voters on the 

proof based on our 

ph 03 338-1655 

Committee, understanding Civic Offices, of 77 the instructions 

the number of valid school roll ask the board, 

publication WINDOW CLEANING run date position sort cost (excl gst) Hereford Street, received. Christchurch. In approving the 

accountant 

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nominations was within 28 days of this 

advertisement, it is client’s responsibility 

Bay Harbour News 

“Your Windows are 

Monday 

the 

Any person who entitled to 

27 Nov Public notices notice being $ 95.16 published, 

to check the accuracy of both the 

eyes of your Home”, for 

equal to the number of 

object and who wishes to object 

to hold a by-election to fill 

URL Closing date 

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read by:_______________________________ 

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vacancies required to be Date:_______________________________ to the grant advertisement, of the application the media and the 

the vacancy, then a byelection 

will be held. 

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Board of Trustees 

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2012. 

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item to estate lots. 

advertisement, it is client’s responsibility 

Bay Harbour News Monday 27 Nov Public Signed notices Sumner $ 95.16 

This is the to second check publication the accuracy of both the 

Lynda or Ron Aldersely 

Kate Stewart 

Christchurch 8840 of this notice. advertisement, This notice was the media and the 

Phone 329 6233 

Returning Officer 

first published position on 16 nominated. November, 

By: 26/12/2017 

Mon - Fri 8am - 12 noon 

2017. 

Give Rick a call 

021 376 883 or 

347 4493 

LYTTELTON PRIMARY SCHOOL 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES ELECTIONS 2017 

At the close of nominations at noon Friday 17th 

November 2017, the following nominations were 

received for the two (2) parent vacancies on the 

Board of Trustees. 

Claire Coates 

Rachel Williamson 

I hereby declare the following duly elected: 

Claire Coates 

Rachel Williamson 

Wayne Jamieson, Returning Officer 

Canterbury Education Services 

HEATHCOTE VALLEY SCHOOL 

BOARD OF TRUSTEES ELECTIONS 2017 

At the close of nominations at noon Friday 17th 

November 2017, the following nominations were 

received for the two (2) parent vacancies on the 

Board of Trustees. 

Jacqui McIntosh 

Paul Russell 

I hereby declare the following duly elected: 

Jacqui McIntosh 

Paul Russell 

Wayne Jamieson, Returning Officer 

Canterbury Education Services 

Teacher Aide Position 

Redcliffs School requires a positive, 

energetic and caring person to work 

1 to 1 with a child with high learning 

and physical needs. You will need 

to be flexible and to show initiative. 

We offer a fun and supportive 

environment to the successful 

applicant. This position is currently 

for 20 hours per week – Monday to 

Friday, during the 2018 school terms. 

For further information, please 

phone 027 416 1108. 

Please apply by email to kate. 

mcclelland@redcliffs.school. 

nz, enclosing your CV, and the 

names of 2 professional referees 

by 3pm 6th December 

Public Notices 

SALE AND SUPPLY OF 

ALCOHOL ACT 2012 

Cancellation of adverts booked with 

media will incur a media cancellation


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