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Helping out in the Philippines 

• By Julia Evans 

TOUCHING DOWN in the 

Philippines capital, Manila, two 

St Bede’s College students were 

part of a team that went over to 

help poor youth. 

From St Joesph’s Catholic 

Church, the 13-strong team 

included doctors, teachers, an 

engineer, a tradesman, a hairdresser 

and the church priest, 

as well as the two St Bede’s 

teenagers, Keane Patrick Harrington 

and Daniel Kofoed. 

•Turn to page 7 


VANDALS WITH bolt cutters, 

angle grinders and winches are 

costing ratepayers thousands 

at Lake Roto Kohatu 

reserve. 

Department of 

Conservation rangers 

have had to deal with 

deer fences being cut, 

boulders moved and 

there have even been 

wooden posts pulled out 

of the ground with car 

winches. 

Alcohol-fuelled social 

gatherings seem to 

bring the vandals to the 

Harewood reserve, Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood Community 

David Cartwright 

Board chairman David Cartwright 

said. 

But the real problem is how 

wilful the damage is and the 

lengths these vandals are going to 

create chaos, he said. 

“They’re actively and 

wilfully being vandals. 

They need to front up to 

some of the costs,” he said. 

Costs that are landing 

back on ratepayers. That 

is causing concern for the 

board, which is currently 

waiting for a report back 

from city council staff 

detailing how much it 

costs to cleanup after the 

vandalism. 

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Tuesday April 25 2017 

Inside 

THE VANDALS at Lake Roto 

Kohatu sound like they need 

something else to keep themselves 

busy. 

They’re certainly going to 

extreme lengths to cause nothing 

but damage (see page 1). They 

might like to seek a quieter hobby 

which doesn’t cost ratepayers. 

Maybe they could check out 

page 7 and head to Bookarama at 

Burnside High School this week? 

The Rotary Club of Bishopdale 

Burnside has certainly put a lot of 

time and effort sorting through 

books donated by the community. 

After the vandals have got a 

good read to keep them busy, they 

can head down and watch northwest 

school rugby teams in the 

UC Championship this weekend. 

On page 9, St Bede’s College is 

hungry to redeem itself after last 

year and Christchurch Boys’ High 

School is looking to defend its 

title. 

–Julia Evans 

UC Championship starts this weekend 

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Tuesday April 25 2017 3 

News 

Northlands settle crossing dispute 


A SIGNALISED pedestrian 

crossing had until recently been 

a source of conflict between the 

city council and the owners of 

Northlands Shopping Centre. 

Investment 

company Kiwi 

Property said it 

was concerned 

with the lack of 

communication 

from the city 

Mike 

Davidson 

council over the 

placement of 

the pedestrian 

crossing, proposed for Main 

North Rd between Halliwell Ave 

and Proctor St. 

Expansions to the mall would 

have been unachievable if the 

city council’s plan got the goahead, 

for which it had been 

granted two resource consents. 

But a compromise has now 

been found after meetings 

between city council staff and 

Kiwi Property. 

The Papanui-Innes 

Community Board approved the 

revised scheme at its meeting on 

Friday. 

City council staff and Kiwi 

Property are now working 

together on a design that moves 

the traffic signals slightly 

and allows for future mall 

expansions and a new entrance. 

“The mall is now in full 

agreement. Additional meetings 

answered their queries,” city 

council staff told the board. 

The signals aim to address 

pedestrian safety, which has 

been compromised by the large 

number of unsafe crosses taken 

between bus stops on Main 

North Rd. 

The plan was initially put 

to the former Shirley-Papanui 

Community Board in 2015 

where questions around slowing 

traffic were also raised. 

The signals would be timed 

with the lights on Langdons Rd 

and Halliwell Ave to keep the 

impact to less than five seconds. 

“Pedestrian safety trumps a 

few seconds delay to motorists,” 

city councillor Mike Davidson 

said. 

But he questioned the jump 

in costing. In 2015, the crossing 

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was reported to cost $195,000. 

However, that has since jumped 

to more than $450,000. 

“That initial cost only included 

civil costs, it didn’t include the 

traffic signals,” city council staff 

said. 

The plan will be taken to the 

city council for further approval 

in May but construction won’t 

begin until after the busiest 

shopping time of the year – 

Christmas. 

In Brief 

CYCLEWAY UPDATE 

The end is in sight for work on 

the Papanui Parallel cycleway 

along St Albans and Rutland Sts. 

Work has entered its final stage 

on St Albans St which should be 

reopened to two-way traffic by the 

end of the month. Once St Albans 

St is reopened, Rutland St will go 

back to one-way traffic at the start 

of May for up to four weeks. 

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close at the Shirley Intermediate 

School pool. The club had 50 

pupils for 10 weeks of lessons 

with four swim teachers. Some 

children opted for twice weekly 

lessons and there were individual 

lessons for children with learning 

difficulties. 

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School. Currently studying piano 

at Yong Siew Toh Conservatory 

of Music, Jeong will attend a 

summer masterclass at the school 

in New York city. Meanwhile, 

another former Burnside student 

Hamish Smith has been selected 

as the only bassist in the World 

Youth Jazz Orchestra. Smith will 

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FLAME FILES 

Flooding could have 

been a lot worse 

• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk 

Management Officer 

THE MOTHER of all storms was 

predicted to hit the country during 

Easter. 

What actually occurred was a 

bit of a fizzer. 

Here in Christchurch there 

were a few people who would 

argue that what they experienced 

was hardly a fizzer but thankfully 

these incidents were relatively 

rare. 

Mainly on Good Friday our 

troops responded to six flooding 

events, one power line down and 

a couple of instances 

where rain water and electrical 

systems were found to be 

incompatible. 

What the bad weather and the 

crisp mornings since did result 

in was the first use of the year of 

heating devices. 

This in turn caused a couple 

of callouts, a log fire smoking 

the house out in Quinns Rd, an 

oil fired home heating system 

refusing to close down and 

a bathroom heater on fire in 

Sumner. 

Those with fireplaces should 

have had the flu or chimney 

swept by now. 

If not please do it, might save 

STORMY: The Heathcote 

River at full capacity and 

overflowing. 

red faces or worse in the near 

future. Those who are using heat 

pumps perhaps for the first time 

need to know 21 deg C is accepted 

as the highest comfortable 

setting. 

Anything above that you’ll 

probably get an expensive 

shock when the power bill arrives. 

Hornby Hub got evacuated a 

couple of times this week, the 

first from a reported car fire in 

the rooftop car park that turned 

out to be steam and then an oven 

overheating in the supermarket 

on Easter Monday. 

A real nuisance to management, 

retailers and the public. 

PAPANUI’S PAST 

Land instrumental to social change 

Papanui Heritage Group 

chairman Murray Williams 

looks back at the history 

of a significant piece of 

land 

THE HISTORY of a block of 

land bounded by Harewood 

Rd, Sails St, Hoani St (formerly 

Union St) and Chapel St 

(formerly Myrniong St) has 

much to tell us about the social 

change in Papanui over a period 

of 150 years. 

This area, originally part of 

Rural Section 203, had been purchased 

by John T Matson who 

came to Papanui in 1866. 

He named the property 

Myrniong as a reference to land 

previously owned in Victoria by 

the Matson family. 

After Mr Matson’s death in 

1895, his executor tried but 

failed to sell the property, which 

was described as a “small but 

comfortable” home of eight 

rooms on a site which featured 

“beautiful gardens, an orchard 

and paddocks.” 

A year later the agent highlighted 

the value of the land as 

a potential building site, nearly 

five acres of “high ground with 

four frontages to choose from.” 

By 1914 this block of land, 

now featuring “an almost new 

house of 14 rooms,” was sold to 

the Methodist Church for £2750 

– the new owner intended to 

develop the house and grounds 

as an orphanage. 

Over the next two decades 

more accommodation was 

added but by the early 1930s 

it became obvious that the orphanage 

complex was no longer 

fit for the purpose. 

The church purchased a larger 

site on the other side of Harewood 

Rd where a modern building 

was completed in 1934. 

A major part of the vacated 

block was acquired by the government 

and developed as a 

state housing settlement, some 

of which was available for occupation 

in the late 1930s. 

A later Ministry of Works diagram 

indicates the generous section 

sizes, the footprint of each 

house and the area allocated for 

a reserve as well as private land. 

By the mid-1980s much of the 


PLANS: A 

Ministry 

of Works 

diagram 

showing the 

mix of state 

housing 

and land 

in private 

ownership 

in the mid 

1950s. 

original area had been acquired 

by the Golden Health Group 

and developed as a retirement 

village, a process which was 

completed only recently when 

the last of the houses was purchased, 

thus enabling the company 

to own the whole block. 

Land that had once been part 

of the extensive property portfolio 

of a local grandee in the 19th 

century has played an important 

part in fulfilling the changing 

social needs of Papanui as its 

use changed successively from a 

church owned and administered 

orphanage to a site for Government 

housing to its current 

corporate ownership providing 

integrated rest home facilities. 

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New Zealand, The Story 

of the South Island Methodist 

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PAPERBACKS: Rotary Club of Bishopdale Burnside president 

Liz Shackelton and president elect Graeme Tapp sorting 

through books for the upcoming Bookarama sale. 

Find a good read 

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VOLUNTEERS HAVE been 

sifting through a mountain of 

donated books for next week’s 

Bookarama. 

Organiser Lindsay Crossen 

said there are so many books, it 

takes at least 30 volunteers to go 

through them all. 

The Rotary Club of Bishopdale 

Burnside event will be held 

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St Bede’s duo help Filipino kids 

•From page 1 

Keane, 17, and Daniel, 15, said 

the trip opened their eyes to how 

privileged life in New Zealand 

can be. 

But the real highlight were the 

children they spent time with, 

including boys as young as eightyears-old 

in prison. 

“There was a group in a tiny, 

hot cell that all had chickenpox. 

That was particularly heart breaking,” 

Daniel said. 

After a week in Manila, they 

ventured to the tiny fishing village 

of Santa Cruz, Tacloban, 

which was devastated by Typhoon 

Haiyan in 2013. 

The team helped build a water 

treatment plant and shelter, and 

visited schools where they helped 

run a sports tournament. 

•From page 1 

However, Mr Cartwright fears 

it will be an “incomprehensible” 

sum. 

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tens of thousands spent over a 

year, almost weekly,” he said. 

Once the report comes back, 

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YOUTH: Daniel Kofoed and some children he spent time 

during his recent trip to the Philippines. 

Lake reserve vandals cost ratepayers 

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DAMAGE: Vandals have been 

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Kohatu. 

council enforcement,” he said. 

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the time and effort staff have to 

spend clearing up the mess. 

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SCHOOLS 

THESPIANS: Tigerlily Perry 

and Kate Jenkins have 

been selected to take part 

in the national Sheilah 

Winn Shakespeare Festival 

competition in Wellington. 

Meanwhile, Ollie Flett, 

Jake McKay and Patrick 

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YEAR 13 St Margaret’s College 

students Kate Jenkins and 

Tigerlily Perry have won awards 

at the Sheilah Winn Shakespeare 

Festival at Papanui High School as 

part of the Canterbury Ki Te Raki 

competition. 

For their interpretation of 

Timon of Athens, Tigerlily was 

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girls took out best student director 

and outstanding imagination and 

commitment to the text awards. 

The pair were selected to go 

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in Wellington later in the 

year. 

All three of the school’s studentdirected 

pieces came away with 

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The Winter’s Tale, directed 

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Juliet, performed and directed by 

Georgia Lund, Meg Fulton and 

Nina Hogg, gained most powerful 

moment for Meg’s karanga. 

Students from St Bede’s College 

also performed their version of 

The Taming of the Shrew at the 

competition. 

Ollie Flett from year 13 won the 

award for most promising 

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ANZAC: Fendalton 

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an annual tradition of 

putting crosses out each 

year to honour those 

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The children also sold 

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This weekend will see 

the start of the UC 

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number of north-west 

schools getting their 

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Andrew King takes a look at 

the opening round 

St Bede’s College 

After finishing outside the top 

eight in the 2016 season, St Bede’s 

first XV are looking to redeem 

themselves. 

Coach Gerry Davidson said 

while the team is young, there is 

plenty of enthusiasm for the upcoming 

season, which they will 

open with a game against Lincoln 

High. 

“We struggled a bit last year, 

but we have more depth this year 

so that will give us a better shot,” 

he said. 

He said the team is pretty 

much picked for the opener with 

only a couple more spots left. He 

said the majority of the team are 

aged under 17. 

“Last year there were six or 

seven teams that could beat each 

other on the day – it was very 

even, which is good for the competition,” 

Davidson said. 

Christchurch Boys’ High 

School 

CBHS first XV look 

towards defending their UC 

Championship title with an 

opening game against Waimea 

READY: CBHS will open their campaign against Waimea 

Combined this weekend. 

PHOTO: KATE JENSEN 

Combined. 

Fresh from a training camp in 

Hamilton at the weekend, and 

having beaten Southland Boys’ 

High School 30-17 last week, the 

team is looking good. 

CBHS rugby co-ordinator and 

assistant coach Rob Smith said 

key players in the CBHS setup 

will be hooker Adam Reid, halfback 

Louie Chapman, fullback 

Ryan Barnes, winger Latham 

Kelly-Foleni and second-five Alex 

Harford. 

Harford was last year’s top 

scorer for CBHS with one try, 47 

conversions and seven penalties. 

He returns to the side as captain. 

Last year’s team topped the 

table in tries scored, with 94, and 

in conversions, with 58. 

Smith said the team will be 

finalised this week before the 

opening game. 

Burnside High School 

Burnside will look to emulate 

their form from last season which 

saw them finish eighth, ahead of 

northern rivals St Bede’s. 

They will open their account 

against St Thomas, which finished 

11th last year. 

The team will have a new 

coach after Murray Henderson 

departed at the end of last season. 

A new coach will be appointed 

during the season, a Burnside 

rugby spokesman said. 

Winning eight from 15 will be 

a tough ask without barnstorming 

centre Mikaele Ravalawa, 

who was snapped up by the 

Canberra Raiders last year. 

Ravalawa scored 14 tries and 

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heading to Timaru to play 

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Last season was a mixture for 

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Head coach Rod MacIntosh 

said while the final team is yet to 

be selected, there is a good mix 

of returning players with some 

youth. 

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captain, with MacIntosh saying 

he is one to watch. 

Fullback Llew Johnson was unlucky 

last season due to a broken 

jaw, MacIntosh said. However, he 

is ready to go this season. 

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Richard Rendle 

Retired – but no time for idle hands 

Bishopdale MeNZ Shed 

co-ordinator Richard 

Rendle retired from 

teaching when he was 

50 but by no means has 

he been idle since then. 

He speaks to Julia Evans 

about what keeps him 

busy 

Richard, I hear you’ve got a 

background in teaching? 

Yes, I was a teacher for almost 

30 years. I taught at Christchurch 

Boys’ High School for seven 

of those and at Kaiapoi High 

School for 21 years. I’m a chemistry 

teacher. I began in 1969 

after finishing my degree – I love 

chemistry and loved teaching it 

to the kids. I quit teaching when 

I was 50, when all the NCEA 

stuff come in. I’ve been in early 

retirement since I was 50 but 

you don’t get as much money, 

you know. I’ve been involved in 

writing school textbooks and 

I asked the editor if there was 

any chance on some freelance 

editing and he said yes, I guess 

so, so that’s why I quit teaching. 

But I ended up doing computerdrawn 

artwork for textbooks. 

What is it about the sciences 

that you love so much? 

I think it probably is just how 

my brain works. I’m fascinated 

by stuff – but on a very simple 

level. The sort of stuff you teach 

MUSIC: A man of many 

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WORKING WITH WOOD: Richard Rendle and the rest of the Bishopdale MeNZ Shed are 

working on kit-set penguin boxes that will be made up by children at the International Antarctic 

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to secondary school kids. I’ve 

written articles about salt and 

some of the elements recently. 

Sounds to me that you haven’t 

really retired at all. 

One of the things that I did 

after the artwork, we started 

producing exams for schools 

to use as internal practice ones. 

In about 1998 when the new 

prescription came out for year 

13 students, they were screaming 

out for a practice exam and 

someone said to me could we do 

it. I got together a team of exschool 

teachers and there were a 

few women on maternity leave. 

That’s been going since 1998 and 

we now do a year 12, 13 and the 

chemistry scholarship exam. 

Tell me about your family? 

I’ve got a son who’s a lead scientist 

with the Ferrier Research 

Institute at Victoria University. 

A daughter who is in marketing 

at the Nelson Marlborough 

Institute of Technology and the 

youngest who is a stay-at-home 

mum but she’s worked in environmental 

science. My wife has 

an accounting degree but they 

didn’t go that way. 

There must be a love for science 

in your blood. 

I don’t know. I didn’t push 

them. In fact I’ve probably done 

more with kids since they’ve 

grown up and left. I got really 

interested in the science of toys 

and went in with toys to teach 

kids the science behind them. 

What other hobbies do you 

have to keep you busy? 

I’m a gardener, I read and I’m 

a guitarist, I had a rock band for 

a while – we did about six gigs a 

year. We did it for the enjoyment 

and played covers of the great 

rock songs from the 60s and 70s. 

So when did you get into the 

MeNZ Shed – how did it come 

about? 

I’ve always had a workshop 

and I really enjoy working there. 

I’ve been doing a lot of maintenance 

stuff at church. It’s been a 

dream of mine to have some sort 

of workshop for the community. 

I was thinking about young people 

with flats and houses without 

space for a workshop. I was 

down at Mitre 10 in Bishopdale 

and there was a pamphlet for the 

MeNZ Shed and I said yip, this is 

exactly what I want. 

Have you always had a strong 

connection with the community 

or was it just the shed that 

about? 

I was on the school committee 

at Kendal School in the early 

80s and I’ve been involved with 

Canterbury Science teachers – 

But the MeNZ Shed is different 

because it’s completely voluntary. 

Guys come and go and it’s a 

fantastic thing for guys who have 

retired. It’s a win-win situation, 

because we do a lot of community 

work. 

What kind of community 

work? 

We’ve built a lot of planter boxes 

for the council social housing. 

The council provides the timber 

and we build them. We do repairs 

and making stuff for pre-schools, 

kindergartens and Plunkets. Individuals 

come in and say can you 

make this for us and we’ll have 

a look at it. Or just repairing bits 

of furniture that are broken and 

they give us a donation. One of 

the things we don’t want to do is 

we don’t want to take work away 

from tradesmen. 

Do you find it’s a win for the 

community but also win for 

you guys coming together and 

having a bit of fun? 

Oh definitely, we’ve got a 

few, who have worked 40 hours 

a week for 40-plus years and 

someone just gives them a box 

of chocolates and shows them 

the door. For the first two weeks 

it’s fantastic but now what do I 

do? We’ve had people who have 

come and said they’ve retired 

and basically they’re depressed 

and say this is the best thing that 

could have happened. 

What are you working on at 

the moment? 

We make coffins, which started 

through a lady who belongs to 

the coffin club. Her original vision 

was to make coffins for stillborn 

babies. So to pay for that, 

she makes the full-size ones, 

which are sort of pre-ordered. 

Recently, we were approached 

by the Antarctic Centre asking 

us to make kit-sets for penguin 

boxes. The idea is that kids at the 

centre will assemble them and 

they’ll eventually go out on the 

peninsula with DOC rangers. 

We’re also making iPad stands 

for people with low vision. 

You’ve got plenty to keep you 

busy then. 

Well yes, but if I didn’t, I’d 

get bored. I’m a practical guy, I 

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2 Tbsp Mustard 

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¼ tsp Turmeric powder 

1 Orange, freshly juiced and 

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3 Tbsp Vinegar 

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• Configuration – Four-cylinder, 

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• Performance – 

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• Fuel usage – 6.6l/100km 

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We’re asking you to help come up with a 

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We’re looking for a name that will give our 

village a sense of place, reflecting the 

Cavendish Road location – and of course the 

name should contain the word ‘Summerset’. 

Inspire us with your name for our new 

village and you might win $500 – plus you’ll 

always know that it was you who named the 

place a community will soon call home. 

How to enter: 

• Competition entries to be emailed to 

danielle.hallett@summerset.co.nz or 

mailed to Danielle Hallett, Summerset 

Group, PO Box 5187, Wellington 6140 

or call 03 741 3340 

• Competition entry must contain your 

proposed village name, along with 

your name, address and daytime 

phone number. 

• The winner will receive a $500 voucher 

for a store of their choice. 

• The judges’ decision will be final and 

no correspondence will be entered into. 

• Entries close 5pm, 5 May 2017. Winners 

will be advised by 19 May 2017. 

• By Ross Kiddie 

THIRTEEN YEARS ago I 

guided an acquaintance into 

a new car, it was a Subaru 

Impreza and it was a car which 

was priced at $25,000 with 

four-wheel-drive and 2-litre 

engine. 

My friend still has that car 

and it has now travelled faultfree 

over 200,000km, scheduled 

maintenance has been the only 

service cost. I remember writing 

at the time how much of a 

bargain that car was, and if finances 

at the time had allowed, 

I may well have purchased an 

Impreza as well. 

Well, nothing has changed, I 

still can’t afford a new car and 

now Subaru has another new 

Impreza available at a budget 

price. For just $5000 more than 

the new price in 2004, the newgeneration 

model represents 

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The new generation model 

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Other features for comfort and 

convenience include automatic 

stop-start as a fuel saving measure, 

keyless entry and ignition, 

Apple Car Play and Android 

Auto capability, along with the 

usual features modern cars 

include as a matter of course. 

The new Impreza still has 

the traditional 2-litre, flat-four 

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control and fuel efficiency. In 

terms of figures, the quad-camshaft 

unit is rated at 115kW 

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seal, the Impreza has handling 

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In the first instance, grip 

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they aren’t Bridgestone’s sport 

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have prodigious grip. If you 

add in a flat and controlled 

body balance and drive channelled 

constantly through to all 

wheels, the handling balance is 

biased towards sporty. 

That comes without the 

springs and dampers being 

overly firmed, ride quality is 

still paramount to the Subaru 

way of manufacture. 

Power is directed freely 

through the transmission. In 

this form the Impreza doesn’t 

get the turbocharging system of 

its WRX stablemates, but it is 

an honest, punchy engine. 

In my introduction I mentioned 

the high level of specification. 

Another useful feature 

are the steering wheel-mounted 

paddles which the driver 

can use to initiate ratio changes 

within the CVT system. There’s 

also a sequential system at the 

main gearshift lever itself, but 

as a driver you can be lured 

into a sporty sensation if you 

utilise the paddles. 

However, first and foremost, 

the Impreza caters for the family 

unit. While sedans are fast 

losing popularity, I’m still a bit 

of a fan and I’m quite smitten 

with Subaru product; together 

I’d be sold on the Impreza in 

this form. 

On-board comfort is high 

and space for three rear occupants 

isn’t compromised by 

compact exterior dimensions. 

Subaru’s line-up isn’t extensive, 

but the company is far 

more than a global niche market 

player. All of the models 

offered here are functional and 

practical, each designed for a 

different role. The Impreza is 

there to tempt as an entry level 

car into the brand. 

Just like my friend, those who 

do choose to buy Subaru will 

be rewarded with reliability, 

functionality and a high level 

of safety, much of the latter attributed 

to the stability and grip 

four-wheel-drive offers. 

You’d had better be quick, 

though, from what I’ve heard 

through industry sources the 

Impreza in this form is only 

available in limited numbers 

and is selling fast. 

www.summerset.co.nz 

Love the life 

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Alphabet Treasure Hunt 

Wednesday, all day 

Drop in to the library to challenge 

children’s alphabetical 

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letter Z? 

Free entry, Redwood Library, 

339 Main North Rd 

Daft Disguises 

Wednesday, all day 

Children can get their picture 

taken wearing one of the disguises, 

or go along with your own. 

Free entry, Shirley Library, 36 

Marshland Rd 

Invisible Ink Messages and 

Secret Code Breakers 

Wednesday, 10.30-11.30am 

Children will learn how to 

write messages that no one else 

can see and find different codes 

to send and receive secret messages. 

They will make different 

spy ciphers and keep their messages 

hidden from prying eyes. 

Part of the Christchurch City 

Libraries holiday activities. 

Free entry, Papanui Library, 35 

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Fun with Animals 

Thursday, 11am-noon 

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Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Friday, 10.30-noon 

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New Zealand Secondary Schools Symphony Orchestra concert will be an excellent 

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Guinea Pigs on Show 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Enter your pet guinea pig in 

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REAL ESTATE 

Welcome to the good life! 

53 Brookwater Avenue, Marble Court, Northwood 

Auction: This Thursday - 27th April 2017, 10am Gold Auction Rooms, 471 Papanui Rd, Chch 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | Listing # PI46747 

The good life starts here! If you’ve been 

dreaming of an immaculate, contemporary 

home in a beautiful, established location 

then look no further. With this property 

sited in a quiet Cul-de-Sac, there are 

absolutely no compromises. 

Boasting bespoke architecture, Hebel and 

Linea cladding exterior, and a unique mono 

pitch roof, this stunning 227.8m2 executive 

property is striking from the outset. Inside, 

there’s a lovely separate entranceway, with 

water feature vista, three double bedrooms 

(including a master with ensuite, 2 walkin 

robes and sliders into garden, plus a 

guest room with semi ensuite and built-in 

robe), a family bathroom with a fabulous 

freestanding bath, separate shower and 

double vanity, two toilets, an extra single 

bedroom/office, and a lovely separate 

lounge area with a cosy gas fire and built-in 

surround-sound speakers with sliders out 

onto the entertainment area. 

The spacious open plan kitchen/living/ 

dining area enjoys dancing sunbeams 

all day thanks to the property’s northwest 

facing aspect, a kitchen skylight and 

huge windows and sliders. The modern 

kitchen boasts a detailed fit-out, including 

a separate wall oven, a separate induction/ 

ceramic cooktop, dishwasher, range hood, 

soft-close drawers and breakfast bar. 

The ‘Pacific Wave’ detailing on the glass 

splashback and beautiful laminated finish 

in the cabinetry bring the style, while the 

walk-in scullery with sink, ‘Electrolux’ hot 

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water/filter system, abundance of storage 

and great bench space are a cook’s delight. 

A separate laundry with sink, drying rail, 

cupboards and large benchtop bring the 

function. 

This incredible property also offers full 

double glazing with tinted windows at 

the front, high-quality lighting fixtures, 

premium Rhino carpets, smart wiring, 

abundant storage space, and underfloor 

heating in the kitchen, dining and 

bathrooms. 

Outside, the entire length of the house is 

adorned with a beautiful low maintenance 

composite deck, which enjoys surroundsound 

speakers and offers up a private 

entertainment area nicely protected from 

the easterly winds, plus a separate BBQ area 

with lighting, power and a gas bayonet. The 

beautifully manicured gardens are awardwinning, 

framed by landscaped flower beds 

and partial timber fencing and enjoys allday 

sun, while a double automatic garage 

encompassing a workshop room and a 

separate storage room both with internal 

access, completes the appeal. 

Situated in a fantastic location, with 

lovely leafy outlook, Northwood’s shopping 

centre, Clearwater Golf Club plus the Styx 

Mill & Groynes Conservation Reserves 

are within close proximity and help to 

underpin the strength of your investment. 

Immaculately presented and marketed 

with genuine commitment and resolve, it 

is with a heavy heart that this owner leaves 

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this spectacular property. But, as the next 

chapter begins, so too can yours in this 

fantastic urban oasis. If you’re interested, 

early viewings are highly recommended, so 

give us a call and book yours today - you 

won’t be disappointed. 

For a private viewing appointment 

contact Deb Harvey of Harcourts Gold 

Papanui (Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 

352 6166 or mobile 027 220 6565 


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Funeral Directors 

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Gardening, consistently 

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upkeep, Dip. Hort. 10 

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Free Quote. Ph. 942-4440 


Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Holiday 

Accommodation 

AVONHEAD ROTARY 

CLUB. Charity 

Garage & Car Boot 

Sale, Saturday May 6th, 

Burnside Bowling Club. 

To donate goods or book 

a stall @ $20 contact 

QUEENSLAND 

Denis 0274 864 787 or 

John 357 9110. Donated 

goods can be dropped off 

at the Bowling Club, 330 

Avonhead Road, on Friday 

5 May 

DRAPES 

CURTAINS 

BLINDS 

Made to order 

Fabric and net 

samples available 

Free consultations 

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Phone Now! 

Sues Soft 

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Public Transport at door. 

Ask for our SEASONAL 

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Personals 

IF YOU ARE female and 

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a distraction, drop me a 

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Fun conversation and 

laughter. I like to travel, 

enjoy theatre, movies 

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MAN in NW of city seeks 

a slim tall feminine lady to 

Dine Out with and enjoy 

each ,others company. 

0276594425 

MATURE single man 

seeks a single female 

activity partner. ph 

3583634 

EQC CASH SETTLEMENT 

We will re-scope your property to ensure 

you have been paid in full to cover all 

your repair costs. 

None of the properties that we have 

re-scoped so far has been paid the 

correct amount to repair their damage. 

EXAMPLES 

Trades & Services 

•Yaldhurst Road Initially $3,800 after our 

re-scope payment received $46,320 

•Wairakei Road Initially $7,575 after our 


•Prossers Road Initially $19,827 after our 


•Kaplan Avenue Initially $859 after our 


•Liverton Crescent Initially $11,000 after our 


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• We have re-scoped 50 properties who have been under 

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• Have your initial repairs failed? 

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• General under payments are: Asbestos testing and 

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plaster not repaired correctly. 

For re-scoping and all earthquake repairs 

including painting and redecorating. 

Enquire now Phone 021-667-444 


MAINTENANCE 

Doctor 

Fixit 

• Carpentry • Repairs & 

Maintenance 

• Doors & Windows 

• Fencing 

• Painting & Plastering 

• Tiling 

• Outdoor Maintenance 

• Renovations 

• Decks & Pergolas 

Norm McRae 

027 222 3060 | 03 312 0082 

www.doctorfixit.nz 

PAINTER 

Michael Kelly Painters 

Locally owned and 

operated family 

business. 

25+ years Experience 

• Painting • Wallpapering 

• Interior • Exterior 

Free Quotes 

GARAGE CARPET 

You’ll be amazed at what a multi-purpose room 

your garage becomes when you add carpet and it 

only costs around $35m2. 

Part of the Protecta Coatings Group 

We only use New Zealand made, 

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We also paint garage and workshop floors. 

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Call now 021 488 025 

Phone 

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michaelkellypainter@hotmail.co.nz 

ELECTRICAL 

AFFORDABLE 

Registered all types 

of repairs, installs, 

lighting etc 

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Full Service 

$60 + GST 

Ph 326 4992 or 

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& Property Maintenance 

Paving 

Patio - Pathways - Driveways 

Lawns and Gardens 

Planting - Raised Vege Gardens 

Readylawn - Irrigation - Fencing 

General Maintenance 

Water Blasting - Gutter Cleaning 

Rental Property Maintenance 

Section Clearing - Weed Spraying 

20 Years Experience 

Locally owned and operated 

Free Quotes - Competitive Pricing 

Blair Gibson 027 699 5815 

PAINTING & 

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• Satisfaction 

guaranteed 

• Over 30 years 

experience 

• Reliable & 

honest 

Please call 

Ray Martin Ltd 

021 770 551 

or 359 5520 

r.martin@globe.net.nz 


• Replacement/new roofing 

• Colour Steel gutter & fascia 

• Flue & log burner installs 

• Skytube/light installs 

• Earthquake repairs 

Licence Building 

Practitioner LBP 

Member of the Roofing 

Association 

DCM ROOFING LTD 

The Roofing Specialists 

PHONE IAIN 

027 445 5597 

iain@dcmroofing.co.nz 

PLUMBER 

Michael 

Gale 

Plumbing Ltd 

PROMPT SERVICE 

For all 

Plumbing 

•Roofing/ 

spouting 

•Maintenance 

•Installations 

8790441AA 

Small work 

no problem 

Ph 364 7080 (24 hour) 

Mob 027 438 3943 

Lawns, Gardens 

& Home Cleaning 

9185885AA 

Free Quotes 

Professional, personalised 

service. Regular & 

one-offs. Fixed price. 

Ph: 377-5814 

For all your property and 

cleaning requirements 

Trained, insured & security 

screened owner/operators 

Multi-award winning 

systems & Franchises 

Franchises Available 

www.fviphomeservices.co.nz 

GLAZING 

Stephen Thom 

Glazing 2012 Ltd. 

(Under New Management) 

• Mirrors 

• New Glazing 

• Pet Door 

Specialists 

• Frameless 

Showers 

• Splashbacks 

WE CAN DO YOUR 

WORK NOW 

9155874AA 

ALL BROKEN 

WINDOWS 

Phone Cushla 

03 352 6225 

or 027 352 6225 


ROOF 

PAINTING 

Rope & harness 

a speciality, 

no scaffolding 

required, 

30 years of 

breathtaking 

experience. 

FREE QUOTES 

Exterior staining, 

exterior painting, 

moss and mould 

treatment and 

waterblasting 

Phone Kevin 

027 561 4629 

BRICKLAYER 

George Lockyer. Over 

30 years bricklaying 

experience. UK trained. 

Licensed Building 

Practitioner number 

BP105608. Insurance 

work. EQC repairs. 

Heritage brickwork a 

speciality. No job too 

small. Governors Bay. 

Home 329-9344, Cell 

027 684-4046, email 

karengeorge@xtra.co.nz 

BUY OR SELL, 

I’M YOUR GAL!!! 

Want to Sell Your Property? 

List your House with me and I will tell you 

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The Reasons to list your Property with me: 

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Situations Vacant 

Exotic Performers 

Wanted 

This occupation of exotic dancing and 

performing requires high levels of creative 

talent, personal commitment and interest. 

Must be able to compose dance, 

and work in an adult entertainment 

environment on stage. 

Apply online at 

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BUILDER 

LICENSED, available for 

all aspects of building. 

Please call 027 241-7471 

or 335-0265 

BUILDER 

For all building work Trades & Services Trades & Services 

but specialist in bathroom 

PLASTERER 

TREES BIg oR SMALL 

renovations, 30 yrs 

Gib Stopping, Small tree removal, trimming, 

experience, with service 

job specialty. 30 + stump grinding, shelterbelt 

and integrity. Free Quotes. 

years experience. clean up, section clearing, 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

Ring 0800 387-369 rubbish removals, 

0274 367-067. 

PLASTERIng 

excavation work, ph Trees 

CARRIER LoCAL Stopping / skimming. Big or Small, for a free 

experienced, friendly, 30 yrs exp, all work quote, 021 061 4783 

trade-me purchases, single large & small. Contact TREE WoRK 

items to truck loads, Tony 027 222 2993 Hedge trimming, stump 

furniture to whatever, or Earl 027 345 0561 grinding, rubbish removed, 

removals & trade PLUMBER 

small job specialty Ph 

deliveries a specialty. Ph ALF THORPE Andrew 03 322-8341 or 

GEH 341-5069 

PLUMBING Certifying 027 435-8759 

**************** Plumber for all types of T.V. SERVICE CEnTRE 

CARPET 

plumbing, maintenance, Repairs, tvs, microwaves, 

VInYL LAYIng 

spouting, alterations stereos, DVD. Aerial 

Repairs, uplifting,relaying, 

etc. Phone 352-7402 installations and kitsets, 

restretching, E mail 

or 0274-350-231 480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz, 

PLUMBER 

379 1400 

A Top Plumbing job UPHoLSTERER 

ph 0800 003 181 

completed at a fair price, Dining Chairs, Lounge 

or 027 2407416 

prompt service, all work suites, Caravan Squabs 

DRAInLAYER 

guaranteed, Ph Brian 960- etc. recovered. Free 

Reg, all types, inclds soak 

holes, 20yrs exp. ph 028 

7673 or 021 112-3492 

RooFIng 

Quotes. Phone Graeme 

383-1448 

408-0121 

Qualified & Licenced VHS VIDEo TAPES 

Practitioner. Re-Roof & all camera tapes 

ELECTRICIAn 

& Repairs, all types. converted to DVD, video 

REgISTERED 

Member New Zealand taping special occasions, 

for all electrical 

Roofing Association. www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

installations & repairs Ph 

Over 35 years experience. ph 03 338-1655 

03 322 4209 or 021 026 

Phone John 027 432- WInDoW CLEAnIng 

73375 

3822 or 351-9147 email Average 3 bdrm house 

FURnITURE REMoVALS johnmill@ihug.co.nz inside or out $40. Both 

Large Trucks $95 + SHoE REPAIRS $70. Phone Trevor 344- 

GST per hour 7 day NZ Belfast engraving. 2170 

wide, packing & moving, Shoe repairs,key cutting 

Professional Company, & engraving.(10 yrs 

Wanted To Buy 

Professional Service. exp)683 Main North Rd AAA Buying goods 

Canterbury Relocations ph 027 3113423 quality furniture, 

Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313 SPoUTIng CLEAnIng Beds, Stoves, Washing 

PAInTIng DECoRATIng 

Spouting Unblocked, machines, Fridge Freezers. 

Wingfields Contracting, 

Cleaned Out and Same day service. Selwyn 

all interior & exterior 

Flushed Out. Also Full Dealers. Phone 980 5812 

painting & all forms of 

Handyman Services or 027 313 8156 

interior plastering & jib 

Available. Call Trevor A+ Household effects, 

332 8949 or 021 043-2034 fridges, freezers, washing 

fixing, ph Mark 021 171- 

TILER CARPEnTER machines, ovens. Good 

1586 or 355-5994 

35 years exp, no cash paid. Ph Paul 022 

PAInTER 

job too small. Ph 0891 671 

BATHRooMS Available, All aspects in Ross 027 4311440. TOOLS Garden, 

painting. Very competitive TILER 

garage, woodworking, 

in roofs and fences. Please 

call 027 241-7471 or 335- 

0265 

25 yrs exp.All aspects of 

tiling professionally done. 

Ph Greg 027 434 9160 

mechanical, engineering, 

sawbenches, lathes, cash 

buyer, ph 355-2045 

Trades & 

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BEST 

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‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

School 

Holidays 

Sights set on LA 

RISING Country Music artist, Molly 

G appears at the Hornby WMC this 

Friday. 

The concert is a special fund raising 

event to help Molly G finance travels 

to Los Angeles in June, where she will 

be competing in the World 

Championships of Performing Arts. 

Currently living in Cambridge, 

Molly is originally from Ashburton. 

She only started singing a few years 

ago and despite being in her early 

teens, already has a number of awards 

to her credit including NZ Junior 

Entertainer of the Year. She is a multiinstrumentalist 

(5 string banjo, guitar, 

mandolin, and double bass), has 

organised and performed fund-raising 

concerts for Starship Hospital, has 

recently released her first single 

‘Where Were You?’, and appeared at 

numerous festivals and events across 

the country. 

A stellar lineup of artists are rocking 

up to support Molly G at her show 

next week - Allan Barron (MC); 

Academy of Country Music graduate 

Jayden Shingleton; Lanae & Bruce Hill 

(Ashburton duo); with backing by the 

well respected Sha-low band. 

Also making a special appearance will be Joining Forces, 

a Country/Pop fusion duo comprising Molly G and 

Cameron Walsh (Sha-low). 

Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a stunning line-up of 

great artists while assisting an upcoming Kiwi Counry 

Music star. 

Molly G and friends appear at the HWMC Westview 

Lounge on Friday 28th April, 7pm start. Admission just 

$15. Members, guests & affiliates most welcome. 

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Members, guests and affiliates welcome 

Quality 

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Open from 5.30pm 

FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY 

OPEN FOR SUNDAY 3 COURSE 

SUNDAY BRUNCH DINNER SPECIAL 

$25 

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10.30am-2pm 

SUNDAY BUFFET 

Sunday 30th April 

ALL YOU CAN EAT 

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Lunch & Dinner 

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Breakfast 

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5PM - 7PM 

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$12 

LUNCH 

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Live Music: 

COFFEE 

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2PM-4PM 

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$3.50 

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H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

FRIDAY 28 APRIL, 7PM. 

$15 ENTRY 

MOLLY G 

& FRIENDS 

TRAVEL FUND RAISER 

SATURDAY 29 APRIL 

4.30PM 

MARION’S OUTLAWS 

8PM 

IAN MAC 

SUNDAY 30 APRIL, 1.30PM 

$5 ENTRY 

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& THE VISCOUNTS 

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Mother’s Day 

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Sunday 14th May 

LUNCH from 12pm & 

DINNER from 5pm 

Club 

CAFE 

OPEN 7 DAYS 

LUNCH & DINNER 

Gluten Free & 

Vegetarian options 

SUNDAY 14 MAY 

$30 

LIVE MUSIC: NEVILLE BARRIE 

Every Mother goes in the draw to 

WIN one of two Gift Baskets! 

CHALMERS RESTAURANT 

Bookings Essential 

Chalmers 

Restaurant 

Early Bird Special 

5.30pm – 6.30pm 

FRI & SAT 

Roast (4 Choices) 

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still only $20.50 

Unbeatable value 

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