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DETERIORATING: The city council wants to spend $4 million raising stopbanks and replacing sandbags along the Avon River to help prevent flooding. 

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$4m flood mitigation project planned 

Temporary stopbanks need raising and sandbags replaced 

FRASER WALKER-PEARCE 

The height of temporary 

stopbanks along the Avon River 

from South New Brighton to 

Kerrs Reach could be raised and 

sandbags replaced under a $4 

million project. 

A report will go to a city 

council committee on Thursday, 

recommending “urgent” sandbag 

replacements and higher 

stopbank levels, in a bid to 

reduce instances of flooding. 

The temporary stopbanks were 

constructed under emergency 

legislation following the February 

2011 earthquake to mitigate 

tidal flooding. 

Because the stopbanks 

were only designed to have 

a “life of five years” and not 

designed to withstand high 

magnitude earthquakes, the 

report said urgent solution was 

required. 

The Valentine’s Day 

earthquake exacerbated the 

problem with 

five locations 

along the Avon 

River affected 

with increased 

seepage, and 

cracking. 

If approved 

construction begins in July. 

The news comes after Pegasus 

Post reported in February 

that Southshore Residents’ 

Association and the South 

Brighton Residents’ Association 

INSIDE: • Fifty years of plumbing, p6 • Views on fireworks moving elsewhere, p7 

were concerned about the 

deteriorated state of the 

temporary stopbanks. 

City council staff have 

recommended that $4 million 

be spent on the detailed design 

and construction of raising the 

stopbanks between 40cm and 

50cm and replacing sandbags. 

But South Brighton Residents’ 

Association chairman Hugo 

Kristinsson (left) who has 

lobbied for a solution, said the 

city council’s solution does not 

go far enough. 

“That budget ($4 million) 

is concerning. When they are 

fixing the surface, they are 

missing the problems which 

are in the ground. This is just 

cosmetic fixing, it’s like a 

makeover for a person with a 

black eye. The problem is still 

there,” he said. 

“They just want to get the 

extra 20 years to push it away. 

They just want to get us off their 

back,” he said. 

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Parenting Week Event 

Thursday May 5, 7-9pm 

Throughout Parenting Week 

$10,000 worth of prizes will be 

up for grabs. Every ticket holder 

will get a goodie bag with lots 

of offers and free items. The 

week is about educating parents 

about how the choices they 

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environment. The evening will 

have lots of entertainment and 

education including spot prizes 

and games. There are only 100 

tickets available for each event. 

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North New Brighton Community 

Centre, 88 Marine Parade. 

$16 entry 

Music Month - Candice 

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Friday May 6, 4-4.30pm 

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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Enjoy a performance by the 

wonderful Candice Milner, a 

17-year old folk singer and songwriter 

from Lyttelton. 

Shirley Public Library, 36 

Marshland Rd 

Linwood Village Market 

Saturday May 7, 9am-1pm 

Visit for some festive family 

fun, featuring fresh produce, 

books, antiques, bric-a-brac, 

retro items, vintage clothes 

and household goods, as well 

as jams, crafts and more. 

Refreshments are available. For 

more information, call Dee on 

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Linwood Community Arts 

Centre, 388 Worcester St. Free 

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Golden Oldie Movies - May 

Every Monday from 1pm 

Every Monday visit the New 

Brighton Museum for a movie, 

a cup of tea, a biscuit and a chat. 

The movies for this month are: 

On the 2nd: Zorba the Greek. 

On the 9th: Hue and Cry. On the 

16th: East of Eden. On the 23rd: 

Lili. On the 30th: The Great St 

Trinians Train Robbery. 

New Brighton Musuem, 8 

Hardy St. $2 donation. 

Short Ride for New Cyclists 

Sunday May 8, 2pm 

New to cycling? Join a free 

short ride for new cyclists to 

gain confidence. Number of 

participants is limited to around 

10 new cyclists. To secure a free 

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Adopt the Avon - the Mother 

of all Clean Ups 

May 7, all day 

The Avon-Otakaro Network 

is co-ordinating the Adopt the 

Avon effort on the Avon River 

from Barbadoes St bridge to 

Bridge St bridge. To adopt a section 

of the river for the clean up 

or register interest, visit www. 

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The Original Gypsy Fair will be back for their 25th year in Richmond. It will come back on Saturday May 7, 

from 9am-5pm. They will return to their usual spot on the Richmond Village Green. As in the past they will 

bring an interesting range of hand-crafted products sold exclusively at the original gypsy fair, many of which 

are made right before you. There will be glass blowing, wood cutting, leather work, tattooing, face painting, 

hair accessories, handmade jewellery, segway rides and much more. Come to the Richmond Village Green, 

on Stanmore Rd. Free entry. 

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Land sale will break ‘agreement’ 

Campaigner 

has proof that 

QEII land 

cannot be sold 


Community campaigner Garry 

House has his sights set on 

proving the partial sale of 

QEII will break a 53-year-old 

agreement. 

Mr House says he has a document 

which will prove that the 

city council cannot 

sell land for Shirley 

Boys’ and Avonside 

Girls’ development. 

It relates to 

what he says is an 

agreement between Garry House 

the city council and 

the former owners of the land – 

the now defunct New Brighton 

Trotting Club. 

Mr House said more than 50 

years ago the land was sold to the 

city council at a cut price on the 

condition that the land was only 

ever used for recreation and sport. 

“It is stated quite clearly that 

the council would use it for sport 

and recreation only. They would 

maintain it under this environment 

in perpetuity,” he said. 

But the city council says there 

is “no evidence” of any such 

agreement. 

“We have done extensive 

research into this and there is no 

evidence or documentation to 

support the claims . . .” said a 

city council spokeswoman. 

However, Mr House said he 

will fight to ensure the city council 

honours the agreeement. 

Mr House is the chairman of 

Standards New Zealand and 

works as an engineering consultant. 

He successfully lobbied to 

stop the city council installing 

pressure wastewater systems 

septic tanks on residents’ properties 

in Parklands and North New 

Brighton. 

Mr House is also the secretary 

of the New Brighton Returned 

Services Association. 

When he tabled the document 

he found last year while in Wellington, 

searching land records 

at the Land Information New 

Zealand at the hearing on the 

QEII land sale last week. 

He said it was met with 

“shock” and silence. 

City councillors Yani Johanson, 

Glenn Livingstone and 

David East are on the panel. 

After listening to Mr House’s 

submission, Cr Johanson requested 

that city council staff 

investigate the matter further. 

Cr Johanson said a decision on 

the sale would be made after the 

hearing panel made a visit to QE 

II Park this week, and after all 

relevant information had been 

passed on by city council staff. 

TINY HUTS COMPETITION 

Five small-scale ‘tiny huts’ are 

headed to New Brighton this 

summer and the city council is 

holding a competition on what 

goes in them. The tiny huts are 

based on English seaside beach 

huts, each are 2 sq m. They are 

to be placed in New Brighton’s 

town centre in summer to liven 

up the community’s public 

places and showcase activities. 

The five winning designs will 

get $2000 in prize money. 

The New Brighton Tiny Huts 

Design Competition is open 

until June 28, with entry forms 

available online at www.ccc. 

govt.nz/tinyhuts. 

SCOOTER, CAR COLLIDE 

A man in his 70s was taken 

to hospital last week after a 

collision between his scooter 

and a car. The incident 

happened at about 4.15pm on 

Thursday in Mairehau. St John 

took the man to hospital with 

moderate injuries. 

STRONGER WASTEWATER 

SYSTEM FOR ARANUI 

Another 200 Aranui homes 

will be connected to a more 

earthquake-resilient wastewater 

system over the next four 

months. This week Stronger 

Christchurch Infrastructure 

Rebuild Team will begin to 

connect the homes to the new 

vacuum system. 

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Housing subsidy still needed 

A Government heating and 

insulation subsidy programme 

comes to an end in June. Community 

Energy Action Charitable 

Trust chief executive Caroline 

Shone writes this week’s column 

about the importance of the 

programme and why it should 

continue in some form. 

Shelter is one of 

the most basic of 

human needs and 

the Universal 

Declaration 

of Human 

Rights says that 

everyone has the 

right to housing. 

It can be debated that housing 

that makes people sick, isn’t housing 

at all. 

However, houses that are damp, 

houses that are cold, with the 

people living in them unable to 

heat them to an adequate temperature 

to keep them healthy, are 

a reality for many households in 

Christchurch. 

The old, the young and the sick 

suffer most in those houses. 

We all know the result. 

Every winter sees many residents 

ending up in hospital with 

preventable cold-related health issues. 

Even healthy people get sick 

more often in those cold, damp 

houses. 

SOAP 

BOX 

From experience we know that 

installing insulation and heating 

in people’s homes especially those 

with health conditions will reduce 

hospitalisations, delivering cost 

savings to the health system. 

Installing insulation and heating 

is a one-off cost but the benefits 

last a long time, saving money on 

health and saving lives every year. 

The Government through the 

Energy Efficiency and Conservation 

Authority has spent $450 

million nationwide on insulation 

and heating subsidies over the last 

couple of years. 

And we know it has made a 

difference. 

The current subsidy programme 

comes to an end in June this year. 

It would be fantastic if subsidies 

would be available in the future 

for those who need insulation. 

It’s a great way for Christchurch 

people to help those in their community 

who need a bit of help to 

create a warm, dry, healthy home. 

Rise Up Christchurch’s 

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to local news. Star Media 

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We said: 

Where should the annual 

fireworks display be held for 

the next two years while the 

pier is fixed? 

You said: 

Elinor Graeme: Back into 

Hagley Park as that is the centre 

of the city. We have never gone 

to New Brighton on November 

5 as it is too difficult to get there 

and back. 

Sasheen Elizbeth-Jane 

Brownlie: Back in Hagley 

Park where there is less wind 

and therefore less smoke. Yeah 

great. Or up where the gondola 

is, to see from both sides. 

Bethany Nehoff- 

Thompson: Back to Hagley 

Park. Should have always been 

in there. 

Jill Reesby: What about Victoria/ 

Bowenvale/ Mount Vernon 

Park areas? Can be viewed 

from all over the city, even 

from your private backyard. No 

traffic issues there. Tune into a 

live radio station for the music 

to go with the show. And there 

are areas around these parks for 

gatherings for those that wish to 

be there. 

Margaret Gamblin: Back in 

Hagley Park where it used to be. 

It’d be easier for traffic. 

Jess Gardner: Combine it 

with the Rolleston fireworks 

instead - make it better and 

longer. 

Todd Cameron: What about 

Sugarloaf car park? Then the 

whole city can see them. Just 

ditch the teeny ones and go for 

the big ones. 

Katrina Prendergast: Nowhere, 

save the money and put 

it into more needed resources. 

Less harm on the animals too. 

Andrew Johnson: Hagley. 

Traffic would be a nightmare in 

Scarborough. 

Anne Marie Smulders: Can’t 

it be done from boats, like in 

many other places like The 

Hague, Hong Kong? 

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Hunt on to find owner 

of mystery parakeet 


When the Foley family moved into 

their Burwood house last August, 

they weren’t expecting to be woken 

by a screeching parakeet every 

morning. 

But that is exactly what happened. 

Now the search is on to find the 

owner of the parakeet who, inspite of 

the early 6.30am wake up call each 

morning, the neighbourhood has 

grown quite fond of. 

The Foleys moved just a few 

kilometres from their earthquakedamaged 

Lake Terrace Rd home, 

and for the first month of their stay, 

everything was normal. 

But by mid-September, they were 

being awoken consistently at about 

6.30am every day by the screeching 

parakeet. 

Roger Foley said at first he had 

no idea what was making the noise, 

and went outside to investigate. 

“I had no idea what was going on, 

and went outside to see this beautiful 

parakeet in the trees,” he said. 

The next day he talked to his 

neighbours, who told him they were 

surprised that the bird had returned 

to the neighbourhood after a cold 

winter. 

FRIENDLY ALARM: This parakeet has a tendency to wake up its neighbours at 

6.30am every day. But they love it. 

They told him it was a regular 

visitor in the past summer, but presumed 

it had died in the winter. 

“They said last winter it had 

come too, and they just loved it,” 

Mr Foley said. 

He said the parakeet had a regular 

schedule it stuck to. 

“It’ll appear in our trees at 

6.30am and start screeching, mainly 

in our big tree. Then it’ll fly across 

to the neighbours and disappear at 

about 10.30am. It’ll come back at 

night briefly, and then go away until 

morning,” he said. 

Now, instead of seeing the parakeet 

as a loud nuisance, Mr Foley’s 

children enjoy being woken up by 

the bird. 

“Now they love the parakeet too. I 

just worry someone is missing their 

pet,” he said. 

Mr Foley said he had no idea how 

old the bird was, or who it belonged 

to, but thought the owners should 

know it was safe and in good health. 

NEW HEALTHCARE 

CENTRE 

A new health and social 

hub will open in Eastgate 

shopping centre in July. 

The Loft, will be on 

the first floor and home 

community health and 

well-being services. The 

work is being carried out 

by Hawkins Construction. 

Any health, well-being or 

social service provider that 

is interested in joining The 

Loft should email claire@ 

avivafamilies.org.nz 

$500 FOR MUSICIAN 

Talented jazz musician 

Hamish Smith, 17, has 

been given a $500 grant 

from the Burwood-Pegasus 

Community Board’s youth 

development fund to help 

him travel to Germany. 

Hamish was invited to play 

with the JM Jazz World 

Orchestra in July. When 

he leaves school, Hamish 

hopes to gain a scholarship 

for tertiary education in the 

United States. 

CAR HITS CHILD 

A five-year-old was taken 

to Christchurch Hospital 

with moderate injuries after 

he was hit by a car last 

week. St John responded 

to the incident, which 

happened on Linwood 

Ave near Linwood Park, at 

about 6pm on Thursday. 

MP’S EXPENSES 

Expenses have been 

released for all Members 

of Parliament from January 

1 until March 31 this year. 

Christchurch MP Poto 

Williams’ expenses were 

$17,898, while National 

list MP, based in the 

eastern suburbs Joanne 

Hayes’ expenses were 

$18,959. 

SHIRLEY REPAIRS 

Traffic going east towards 

The Palms Shopping 

Centre is being detoured 

because of culvert repairs 

on Shirley Rd. The detour 

reroutes vehicles along 

Emmett St, then Orontes St 

and onto Quinns Rd before 

going back onto Shirley 

Rd. The detour is expected 

to be removed later this 

month. 

RICHMOND 

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Workers are carrying out 

repairs at night between 

Banks Ave and Randall 

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carriageway. The works 

are expected to be finished 

by the end of the week. 

Traffic will be one-way 

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Phillip Mitchell 

50 years plumbing: ‘Filthy’ but fun 

Avonside’s Phillip Mitchell has had his hand in 

the city’s pipes for half a century. He talks with 

Matthew Salmons about his life as a plumber, 

being a tutor and winning the Graeme Victor Smith 

Outstanding Contribution to the Industry Award 

Well Phillip, you’re clearly the 

plumbing master around here, 

but why did you decide to get 

into the trade in the first place? 

My father went with me to a 

vocational guidance counsellor 

in the square. The guy that was 

interviewing me said ‘I know 

a bloke by the name of Athol 

Jamieson.’ He knew him on a 

fairly friendly basis so I went 

and saw him. He had a fairly 

large company and said ‘there’s a 

job there if you want it.’ I’d seen 

plumbers, we’d not long had the 

sewerage put on in the house and 

a flush toilet put in, which you 

guys would take for granted now. 

I was fascinated. So I thought 

‘it’s not a bad idea’, and that’s 

what it was. 

So when did you start your 

apprenticeship? 

In the days when I did my apprenticeship, 

you signed up for 

what they called a 12,000 hour 

apprenticeship which equates to 

six years. In that era, when you 

got to your fifth year you could 

sit your license and if you passed 

your exam you didn’t have to do 

your sixth year, so there was a 

lot of incentive there. In those 

days it was about five pounds a 

week which probably equates to, 

I don’t know, $200 these days. 

A tradesman now could get 

about $30 an hour, about $1200 

a week, and an apprentice, well 

they probably get more than 

$200, so a lot of incentive there 

to pass. I spent most of my apprenticeship 

under a guy named 

Bill Walsh, an Irish plumber, 

and also with his brother John. 

They were ship’s plumbers, they 

were fastidious. If something 

happened it was either right or it 

was wrong. 

And after you finished your 

apprenticeship did you stay 

with the same company? 

No, after I finished I left 

plumbing for a wee while and I 

did quantity surveying. It was a 

very good experience and I was 

fortunate that I had the trades 

experience to do it. It was very 

enjoyable. 

Did you work on any big 

projects? 

I did, it was Wilkins and 

Davies I was working for at the 

time. The buildings at Canterbury 

University were being built 

then, and we worked on them. 

That was straight out of my apprenticeship, 

so when I left that I 

went to learn about drain laying. 

I’ve always enjoyed drain laying. 

When you’re doing it, you feel 

like you’ve achieved more than 

you would working in a bathroom. 

I did that for the best part 

of a year, then I put the sewerage 

into John Walsh’s house. That 

was the practical part of my 

exam. I started working for a 

drain laying firm then, but they 

went out of business, so at about 

23 I started working for myself. 

You knew nothing then, but that 

was beside the point because 

you thought you did and you had 

to get experience the hard way. 

So I was working for myself for 

a while and I was doing some 

tutoring at night. When you’re 

tutoring and still in the trades, 

to the students, you’re still a 

plumber. 

Working full time and tutoring 

at nights, it must’ve taken a 

toll on your social life? 

I was young, I was only about 

27 when I finished that and when 

you’re young you could burn the 

candle at both ends a bit. 

Where did you do your 

tutoring? 

In town, it was called 

Christchurch Technical College 

then - it has had about three 

name changes since then. It was 

only one night a week at that 

stage. That was about 1969, then 

me and another guy started commercial 

drain laying. We had a 

lot of fun, we did all of the drainage 

at QE II which was a monstrous 

job, but we just got stuck 

in and got on with it. We were 

young and wishful, ‘of course we 

can bloody well do it.’ 

Far out, was it only you two 

doing the job? 

No, we had 10 staff on. We 

updated the Kaiapoi sewerage 

plant as well. It was physical, 

hard work but enjoyable. You 

were outside all the time. Sometimes 

you wore yourself out, 

but that’s just life. We formed a 

partnership called Mitchell and 

Rodgers. You used to be filthy 

everyday, but that’s part of your 

life and you hope that you can 

look back on your life and have 

enjoyed it. 

How did it feel to receive that 

award? 

I thought why me? I’d started 

in 2005 with just me, with 

another tutor joining in 2006 and 

another in 2007. We now have 

eight, virtually a new tutor every 

year. We do work for the school’s 

organisation and Ara Institute of 

Canterbury managed apprenticeships 

in plumbing and gas fitting. 

We’ve grown and grown, I have 

to ask myself, is this real? 

It’s been an absolutely fantastic 

journey building this thing, I 

have had some really great support, 

and I didn’t do it alone by 

any stretch of the imagination. 

I’m putting back what I got out 

of the industry. 

And your family has been 

supportive for all this time, 

tutoring and working? 

I could never have done it 

without the support of my wife, 

Beth, she’s always worked in the 

background. 

Where did you meet your 

wife? 

Through one of my cousins, 

she was a friend of hers, they 

bought us together, many years 

ago now but that’s alright. We 

went to the pictures, the usual 

courting thing, it was different 

then than it is today, 6 o’clock 

closing, it was the 6 o’clock 

swill. We went to dances and the 

pictures, things like that, nothing 

out of the ordinary. 

Where did you grow up? 

In Marshland Rd, bottom end, 

so I’m not very far from home. 

There wasn’t many houses. We 

were in one of the houses at the 

bottom end. It was still basically 

farmlands, was still in the country 

then. Shirley Lodge it was 

called then, I don’t know what 

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has been a 

plumbing tutor 

at the Ara 

Institute of 

Canterbury for 

many years. At 

73, he is still 

going strong 

working three 

days a week. 

it’s called now, we were midway 

between that and Shirley Rd, but 

we still lived in the country. 

And where did you go to 

school? 

Shirley Primary of course, 

my great-grandparents on one 

side took up land on the side of 

Marshland Rd, so it was pretty 

family orientated from there. 

Every kid’s good at school, I was 

just an average kid at school. 

I didn’t excel at anything. My 

mother would’ve thought I was 

outstanding. 

Has your passion for plumbing 

been passed on to your 

kids? 

No, I’ve got two daughters and 

one grandson who is 32. I used 

to take him on work experience, 

he enjoyed it, and he could’ve 

done it blind, but he said there 

was too much to learn. But for 

the students, I’ve chosen my 

path, I have to sell them the 

industry. You go to work for fun, 

if you don’t enjoy your work, get 

another job! I’ve got to be passionate 

about the industry. 

Not looking at retirement? 

Well, I’m only working three 

days a week, I treat it as a hobby 

now, not a job. I’m going to be 74 

in a fortnight, so I guess I’ll have 

to sooner or later, but I’m still 

enjoying it. 

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The annual fireworks display will not be held at 

the New Brighton Pier for at least the next two 

years while it undergoes repairs. The Pegasus 

Post asked what people thought of the decision 

and if it was worth fighting to keep them in the 

eastern suburbs. 

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Southshore Residents’ 

Association chairman Bill 

Simpson: “It would be a 

bit disappointing to see 

it moved, but I suppose 

the repairs are necessary. 

I imagine it’d be good 

to have it temporarily in 

Scarborough but for the 

long term it should come 

back to New Brighton. If 

New Brighton residents 

are keen to keep it there, 

we’d definitely be in full 

support of them, but I 

don’t think we would 

initiate that ourselves. I 

would think a promise 

that it would come 

back would be better 

than a replacement 

event – there may be 

neighbourhood events 

on the beach but they 

wouldn’t be of the same 

scale.” 

New Brighton Union 

Parish co-ordinating 

minister Mark Gibson: 

“People have repair 

fatigue in the east. I 

just don’t think people 

will be able to handle 

anymore disruption to 

places they enjoy visiting 

in the area. It’s sort of 

taking yet another thing 

away from New Brighton. 

There have been a lot of 

losses, the community is 

desperate to see things 

built and installed and 

all the rest of it. They 

want to see new things 

that aren’t going to be 

taken away. I think there 

needs to be something 

else happening, if not 

in New Brighton then in 

the east in the interim 

during those repairs. But 

the city council should 

be committing itself 

long term to return the 

fireworks in New Brighton 

once the repairs are 

finished.” 

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bacterial complications of colds this winter. 

Strategic Urban 

Rejuvenation Force 

chairwoman Lesley 

Fulton: “I think probably 

the fear is that if it leaves 

it may never come back. 

Most of the work will be 

done from underneath 

and from the sea-level, 

so it’d just be about 

getting a few people onto 

the pier to set up the 

fireworks. Keeping them 

on the pier if possible 

should be the priority. If 

there is an opportunity 

for the community to 

fight for them then they 

should, it’s something 

special for us. If it is taken 

away then I’d rather 

have a promise than a 

replacement event. If 

they were prepared to 

have something in its 

place for those two years 

that would be good but 

I would want to see it 

come back after the 

repairs.” 

WARM STEAM 

VAPORIZER 

City councillor Glenn 

Livingstone: “What the 

closure means is two 

things for me: The first is 

amenity – we still want the 

community and the city to 

use and enjoy the pier. The 

other is safety. As elected 

members we have to make 

good sensible decisions. 

I’m not saying we can’t do 

it, but we are up against it. 

We need to keep pushing. 

I will be fighting to keep 

the fireworks. It’s a drawcard 

for New Brighton and 

I think we need to keep 

it. If they have to move, if 

they really have to . . . it 

is hard to get these things 

back. I would say we need 

a promise to keep it there 

after the repairs are done. 

As soon as you open that 

door for another venue, it 

is hard to get them back.” 

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Foreshore Society deputy 

chairman Tim Sintes: 

“When it was first being 

built, they held fireworks 

while it was still under 

construction. There must 

be a solution. If the tide 

is right, we could have it 

on a barge in the estuary, 

so everyone could see it. 

We want it on the pier, 

but we could have it 

there. It’s more than just 

a fireworks display for 

us – it’s one of the last 

things we have. You’ve 

got to be careful there 

(bringing in a replacement 

event) too, because if you 

bring a replacement to 

New Brighton you have 

to think about it affecting 

the community it was 

in before. I can’t think 

of any other community 

event that could replace 

the fireworks. I wouldn’t 

have a replacement event 

and promises have a habit 

of being broken around 

here.” 

Burwood-Pegasus 

Community Board 

member Linda Stewart: 

“It’s worth fighting for 

100 per cent. If we lose 

it we’ll find it very hard 

to get it back. There is 

always a solution, it’s just 

if the staff will work on 

it. No one has come back 

and said it can’t be held 

on the pier yet, so there 

is every possibility it can 

be done. I don’t know if a 

replacement event would 

be that successful. What 

else brings the whole city 

to New Brighton? The 

library is closing too, and 

I keep waiting for council 

staff to say ‘here’s the 

solution’, but they don’t. 

Probably I think the Santa 

Parade would be a good 

replacement, maybe 

running it from the pier 

to Rawhiti Domain. I’d 

take both. I’d like to see 

replacement events, and 

then when the repairs are 

done, the fireworks return 

to the pier.” 

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NEW POOL: City councillor Yani Johanson, Jack Cleminson, Regan and 

Liam Glass, and Beau Cole check out the demolished site. 

New pool work starts 

Work has begun on rebuilding the 

Avebury Park paddling pool in 

Richmond. 

The pool, on Evelyn Cousins 

Ave, has been closed since it was 

damaged beyond repair after the 

February 2011 earthquake. 

The demolition of the old pool 

began last Tuesday and was completed 

last Friday. 

The new facility will be rebuilt 

with new concrete surrounds, 

new seating areas, a new access 

ramp and a large shade sail. The 

original plant room and existing 

fencing will be reused. 

It is expected the new paddling 

pool will reopen towards the end 

of the year, in time for the summer 

months. 

Hagley-Ferrymead Community 

Board chairwoman Sara Templeton 

said the pool had been missed 

by the community and it would 

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“I know that many parents 

have taken their children to the 

pool over the years and that it has 

been sorely missed, especially 

with all of the hot days we’ve had 

recently,” she said. 

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If you were a surfer hanging 

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some of the characters in a new 

novel based on the area. 

Leon Paulin, 62, has released 

his new book Shooting 

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does have characters that are 

“loosely” based on real life 

people that influenced his own 

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The novel is about a young 

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battling his own problems. 

“It is kind of loosely based on 

my experiences from the time. 

The characters have kind of 

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them. It’s a fictitious story with 

my background knowledge of 

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Mr Paulin said it can be 

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“People have since come up 

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He used his “extensive” 

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Mr Paulin said the story was 

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Shooting Albatrosses is Mr 

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When Trixie Wuts was born her parents 

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On the advice of medical professionals, 

Trixie’s parents Anton and Margot 

Wuts decided amputation was the best 

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Their experience has been documented 

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It is being distributed by the Amputee 

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The society helped get a $5000 grant 

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Trixie was diagnosed with distal arthrogryposis 

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She had many procedures done when 

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they were largely unsuccessful. 

The surgery however, was and Trixie 

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Amputee Society of Canterbury and 

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more families that can be reached with 

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“It’s about raising awareness for 

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WORLD CHAMP: Ethan De Rose (second from right) recently won two junior world 

development speed skating gold medals. 

Ice skater celebrates 

birthday with gold 


Shirley Boys’ High School year 10 

student Ethan De Rose celebrated his 

14th birthday by becoming a youth 

world champion. 

Speed ice skater De Rose became the 

500m and 1000m sprint world youth 

champion, when he competed 

in two competitions 

in Melbourne. 

He also won a bronze 

medal when he competed 

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De Rose took to the 

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competition the following 

weekend. 

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preliminary heats for the 1000m, winning 

by more than 10sec. He followed 

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him his first gold medal. 

The 500m sprint competition was a 

lot closer though, and as there were no 

preliminary heats, only a straight final, 

De Rose said he was happy to come 

away with a win by just a third of a 

second. 

“Yeah, really happy. I actually got my 

personal best in the 500m sprint. I did 

it in 47.8sec, which is only 0.8sec away 

from a junior Olympic qualification 

time,” he said. 

De Rose competed against international 

skaters in both the short track speed 

skating trophy and the tri series. 

He celebrated his 14th birthday while 

in Australia in the 

lead-up to the tri series 

competition. 

your 

LOCAL 

Sports 

“I’ve been to Australia 

a lot of times, this 

time I turned 14 . . . my 

parents didn’t really 

mind, they were pretty 

happy I was doing 

well,” he said. 

De Rose trains “well 

over” 10 hours a week 

at the Alpine Ice Sports 

Centre in Opawa. 

During the tri series, De Rose skated 

against 15 and 16-year-olds, and finished 

a respectable third place, and ranked 

seventh overall. 

From here, he plans to become a world 

champion. 

“I’m trying to get my time down so I 

can go to the junior world champs . . . 

The next step after the junior worlds is 

the senior worlds, with the top skaters in 

the world – I aim to be there one day,” 

he said. 

Dallington Oscar on site at Banks Avenue School entertained children during school 

holidays with a wearable arts competition. The children loved working together with 

lots of different materials and textures to dress up their friends. 

Learn new skills for a 

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why not take the opportunity 

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A new course on offer for Term 2 is 

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you to preserve memories and moments 

in a creative way. Students will need to 

bring a laptop with their photos already 

scanned and be familiar with using the 

laptop and file storage and retrieval. This 

course is being taught by Fiona Brooker 

who is a professional genealogist and has 

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For further information and enrolment 

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If you have a pile of photos and want 

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then attending this course will teach 

you the techniques that will enable you 

to preserve memories and moments 

in a creative way. 

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further back to childhood. Aha 

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solve. — there Endurance it is, got cycling it. Freedom pushes lots of 

these sports. buttons Stuff in that adulthood necessarily and I begin to 

understand. fosters independent thought. 

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be one of our big goals? Not the kind 

where 

homeyou at age 

sit on 

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a 

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happen for yourself, rather than waiting 

and then tramples your legs as 

for simple twists of fate, or other people, 

to you do lie it for where you. you fell. How to 

just, I now frankly, talk to a DEAL lot of older with teenagers things 

and when 20-somethings, they get tough. a newer Itarget is a group rush 

for being government totallyinitiatives reliant on saving. yourself 

There are great moments, watching really 

cool 

to achieve 

stuff by teenagers 

and solve. 

that 

Endurance 

are getting the 

heck Sharebroker on with & Portfolio it. Seeing what some have 

been 

Manager. 

setting 

She runs 

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investment 

for themselves has been a 

stuff, a sharemarket based newsletter here. 

real investment privilege. coaching service. successis.co.nz/ 

Visit her at 

Sitting on a local trust has been amazing; 

column the ishard not personalised work and independent 

www.investmentstuff.co.nz this 

financial advice. 

determination of school leavers with solid 

goals is inspiring. They understand the 

effort-to-reward ratio. They get that life 

is tricky, that is why they are applying 

for use scholarships instead of sugar in from jammaking 

It for has diabetics. not always Ruth has been easy. You 

the trust in the first 

place. 

suggested Sugromax: “It’s stable 

can at high pretty temperatures, much get making what it you want, if 

ideal for baking, preserving and 

you just work hard enough. That lot will 

general cooking.” 

be fine. LCL may They alsohave like to have grasped a the victory 

look at diabetes.org.nz, which 

rose 

says, 

of 

“Inindependent New Zealand there 

financial 

are 

reasoning. It 

is a five different common non-nutritive lot that worries me. 

sweeteners (the figures in them“. 

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are numbers): a lot of Aspartame youthful (951) individuals sold who assume 

Cyclamate the world (952) andowes Saccharin them a debt of grat- 

as Equal; Acesulfame-K (950); 

itude 

(954) 

just 

sold asfor Sucaryl 

being 

and 

alive. Someone else 

Sugromax (saccharin and 

will cyclamate get it, mixed); carry and it, Sucralose fetch it and pay for it, 

(955) which is Splenda.” Health 

if you just nag hard enough. The word is 

warnings apply, so visit their an Oily Rag in NZ. 

spoilt, site. And although finally, Mischief we are from not supposed to 

Inglewood, has a suggestion for www.oilyrag.co.nz 

use that word any more, it being impolite 

to do anything other than compliment 

children to death on Facebook. 

The other impression is one of inevitability. 

A kind of laissez faire, oh well, 

never mind, karmic inevitability. Can 

we blame YouTube? Easy credit? The 

schools? Junk food? Trash magazines? 

Or . . . ourselves? Handed everything left 

and right, what happens next? Seems to 

me more a grasping of nettle danger than 

plucking the flower of financial safety. 

What happened to installing the idea of 

financial independence with kids? Where 

did it vanish to? Has it become uncool? 

Why is enacting these options so fraught? 

As I stop at the cycle pub any time I 

like, change direction, go home early 

sometimes and ride faster or slower than 

planned—I wonder. 

Caroline Ritchie is a former AFA, 

Sharebroker & Portfolio manager. She 

runs investment stuff, a sharemarket 

based investment coaching service. Visit 

her at www.investmentstuff.co.nz this 

column is not personalised financial 

advice. 

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PAULGER COURTS 

RETIREMENT VILLAGE 

Cool stuff 

from 

from some teens 

ndurance cycling pushes lots of the buttons helpful to achieve in adulthood. 

een amazing; the hard work 

nd independent determination 

f school leavers with solid goals 

s inspiring. They understand 

he effort-to-reward ratio. They 

et that life is tricky, that is why 

cholarships from the trust in 

he first place. It has not always 

een easy. You can pretty much 

et what you want, if you just 

ork hard enough. That lot will 

e fine. They have grasped the 

ictory rose of independent 

inancial reasoning. It is a 

ifferent lot that worries me. 

In other conversations it 

ppears there are a lot of 

with 

CAROLINE 

RITCHIE 

outhful individuals who 

ssume the world owes them a 

ebt of gratitude just for being 

FINANCE 

alive. Someone else will get it, 

carry it, fetch it and pay for it, if 

you just nag hard enough. The 

word is spoilt, although we are 

not supposed to use that word 

any more, it being impolite to do 

anything other than 

compliment children to death 

on Facebook. 

The other impression is one 

of inevitability. A kind of laissez 

faire, oh well, never mind, 

karmic inevitability. Can we 

blame YouTube? Easy credit? 

The schools? Junk food? Trash 

magazines? Or . . . ourselves? 

Handed everything left and 

right, what happens next? 

Seems to me more a grasping of 

nettle danger than plucking the 

flower of financial safety. 

cycling pushes lots of these 

What happened to installing 

the idea of financial 

independence with kids? Where 

did it vanish to? Has it become 

uncool? Why is enacting these 

options so fraught? As I stop at 

the cycle pub any time I like, 

change direction, go home early 

sometimes and ride faster or 

slower than planned — I 

wonder. 

Caroline Ritchie is a former AFA, 

rase permanent marker ink 

olleagues accidentally used a 

ermanent marker during a 

commonly thought that 

spreading crushed egg shells 

around plants will protect them 

theory is that the critters would 

Waikanae, says that’s not the 

case, and he has provided links 

photographs. Not to be deterred 

from this frugal lettuce-saving 

remedy, we thought we would 

ask the Oily Rag community to 

let us know whether egg shells 

have worked for them as a slug 

who asked about a sweetener to 

Be More 

Effective 

with Debbie 

Mayo-Smith 

Manage 

your time 

How can you effectively manage 

your busy day? Time 

management is not necessarily 

working “harder,” but rather, 

“smarter.” Here are five time 

management mistakes we 

should all avoid to increase our 

daily success both on and off the 

job. 

1. Starting your day without a 

plan of action. Time 

management is doing the right 

things initially. 

2. Losing balance in your life. 

Our lives comprise seven vital 

areas that need balance. These 

areas include health, family, 

financial, intellectual, social, 

professional, and spiritual. 

3. Working with a messy desk or 

work area. Studies have shown 

that the person who works with 

a messy desk spends, on 

average, one-and-a-half hours 

per day looking for things or 

being distracted by things. 

4. Getting insufficient sleep. 

Studies show that nearly 75 per 

cent of us complain on a regular 

basis that we are tired. 

5. Giving up a lunch break. Many 

Endurance cycling 

pushes lots of the 

buttons helpful 

to achieve in 

adulthood. 

do not take a lunch break. 

Studies have shown that after 

doing what we do for several 

hours, we start to “dull out.” 

A lunch break, even a short 

15-minute break, gives us a 

chance to get our batteries 

charged up again to more 

effectively handle. 

Bottom line: Prioritise! End 

your day with a list of things to 

do tomorrow. Ensure they are in 

order of importance and 

timeliness. 

Debbie Mayo-Smith aka Ms 

Effective, gives speeches, 

seminars and trains on sales and 

personal productivity. Sign up 

for her monthly quick tip 

newsletterapn.htm. To have 

Debbie speak at your next event 

or train your team call 64 27 575 

5359 or visit debbiespeaks.co.nz 

keeping your washing soft. 

“Instead of buying fabric 

softener, make your own by 

using white vinegar and 

essential oil. Mix together and 

use about 1 tablespoon in the 

compartment of your washing 

machine. You can’t smell the 

vinegar but the clothes are 

softer and have a nice smell to 

■ If you have suggestions you 

would like to share, then contact 

us via oilyrag.co.nz or write to 

Living off the Smell of an Oily 

Rag, PO Box 984, Whangarei. 

Frank and Muriel Newman are the 

authors of Living Off the Smell of 

Read their wealth of tips at 

Paulger Courts is a family owned 

and oriented village. Owners 

Robyn and Peter MacDonald 

truly appreciate the value and 

importance of independence and on-going 

community relationships to their residents, 

whilst remaining a close-knit and supportive 

community. Our residents maintain their 

community attachments, hobbies and 

independence, whilst knowing that support 

is there if they need it. 

The village’s 34 semi-detached but private 

and sunny units sit in landscaped grounds 

alongside George Manning House, the 

purpose-built eighty bed rest home and 

hospital. On hand at GMH Robyn and her 

team are available to answer any questions or 

organise any assistance the residents need. 

Paulger Courts units are designed to 

be comfortable and easy to live in, whilst 

relieving the residents of the burden of 

home maintenance or reliance on family for 

urgent assistance. With the supplied ‘Never 

Alone’ alarm, the nightly security patrol and 

willing staff, residents and their families can 

feel reassured that help is at hand should it 

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be required. 

The emphasis at Paulger Courts is on 

ensuring that it always remains a happy and 

safe place for people live, whilst gaining 

new friends in a stress-free and enjoyable 

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The village’s 34 semi-detached 

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Device to Prevent Snoring 

Why put up with broken sleep, 

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Denise Lim has been involved with Snores 

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with people using the appliance. Snoring can 

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It can cause short-term memory loss, 

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The Snorex device does not feel restrictive, 

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Many people are referred by ear, nose 

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For an information pack or to discuss 

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Take the worry out of Mother’s Day! 

Wondering what to buy Mum 

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A clever Lower Hutt woman has given me 

a new idea. When many of our mothers are 

feeling the ache of ageing limbs, or suffer 

with chronic pain or circulatory problems, 

Jenny Watson’s Aircycle is a perfect self-help 

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For painful hands, feet or legs this small 

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Jenny showed me some of the many 

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walkers to 

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Can we help you or someone you support? 

Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop 

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Care, compassion and skill 

define Nurse Maude 

Nurse Maude has been caring for the people of Canterbury since 1896. 

Much of this nursing care 

and support has been in the 

community so people can stay 

in their own homes and retain 

as much independence as possible. 

Every year millions of kilometres are 

clocked up as nurses and home support 

workers cross the Canterbury region 

providing personal, domestic, nursing and 

specialist palliative care. 

“All the nursing and homecare services 

we provide, whether it be in the community 

or in the Nurse Maude Hospital or Nurse 

Maude Hospice are founded on the core 

principles of partnership, respect and 

nursing excellence,” says Jim Magee, chief 

executive of Nurse Maude. 

“Our unique strength lies in the ability 

of our people to blend that with the values 

which motivated Sybilla Maude in 1896; 

that the needs of the patients and clients are 

met with quality nursing care and support 

provided by skilled and compassionate staff.” 

“The broad spectrum of care provided by 

Nurse Maude encompasses the two most 

vulnerable groups in our society, the very 

young and the elderly.” 

Nurse Maude has always been a 

collaborative organisation, providing care 

in partnership with general practitioners, 

practice nurses, district health boards, ACC 

and the Ministry of Health among others. 

“It is through improved communication 

and the sharing of information that these 

relationships continue to strengthen for 

the benefit of our patients and clients,” says 

Magee. 

From the frontline staff who exhibit 

that blend of expertise, efficiency and 

compassion which makes Nurse Maude so 

special through to those who support them 

in administrative roles and Nurse Maude’s 

volunteers who give so generously of their 

time and talent, the organisation that is 

Nurse Maude attracts enormous respect in 

the community. 

While the technology, processes and 

systems used to provide that care today 

would no doubt astonish Sibylla Maude, 

there is little doubt that 120 years on that 

the organisation that bears her name and 

continues her legacy of care would meet 

with her wholehearted approval.


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Yo, delicious 

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Get rid of dampness 

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BANANA YOGHURT 

1½-2 cups thick & creamy creme brulee 

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CREME BRULEE 

A culinary blow torch should be used to ½ cup sugar 

transform the sugar into the toffee topping. 

Rising damp is an issue that 

ious 

Ensure the blue flame of the blow METHOD 

treats 

affects many of our older 

torch is right on the sugar so it crackles Place the banana in 4 singleserve 

properties which suffer 

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from poor, or no, insulation. 

the instructions on the packet. A quick dishes. Add the yoghurt. Smooth the top. In Canterbury especially, postquake, 

many people have relocated to 

and yummy brulee. – Sprinkle evenly with the sugar. 

Serves 4 

Using a blow torch, heat the sugar homes that suffer from rising damp 

until it turns to toffee. 

which can be associated with health 

INGREDIENTS 

The brulees may be refrigerated for problems. 1 tsp each: Independent honey, lemon tests juice have 

1 large banana, peeled and thinly up to an hour before the toffee starts to shown that up to 40 litres of water can 

sliced 

dissolve. 

1 Tbsp extra virgin olive oil 

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YOGHURT CHICKEN CURRY 

– Serves 6 

/2 cup sugar 

INGREDIENTS 

Sauce: 2 Tbsp canola oil 

1 

ETHOD 

tsp cumin seeds 

1 medium onion, diced 

2 bay leaves 

lace 400g the can banana whole plum in 4tomatoes single-ierve 4 cloves heatproof garlic ramekins or small 

juice 

ouffee 3cm piece dishes. root ginger, Add the peeled yoghurt. and 

chopped 

mooth the top. Sprinkle evenly 

2 small chillies, seeded 

ith ½ tsp theeach: sugar. ground turmeric, paprika 

Chicken: Using a1kg blow skinned torch, and heat boned the 

ugar chicken until thighs, it turns halved to toffee. 

2 

The 

red-skinned 

bruleespotatoes, may becut into 2.5cm 

cubes 

1 tsp honey 

efore ¼ cup the thick toffee and creamy starts to Greek yoghurt 

efrigerated for up to an hour 

issolve. — Serves 4 

OGHURT 

HICKEN CURRY 

METHOD 

VENISON WITH YOGHURT 

SAUCE – Serves 2 

INGREDIENTS 

Sauce: GREDIENTS ¾ cup Greek yoghurt 

¼ cup each: parsley, mint leaves, 

chopped 

auce: 1 clove 2garlic, Tbspcrushed 

canola oil 

tsp 1 tsp cumin each: honey, seeds lemon juice 

medium 1 Tbsp extra onion, virgin diced olive oil 

bay Steak: leaves 2 x thick venison steaks 

1-2 Tbsp rice bran oil 

00g can whole plum tomatoes 

Heat the oil on medium in a large, nonstick 

saucepan. Stir in the cumin seeds 

until they darken slightly. Add the onion 

and METHOD bay leaves and cook until the onion 

is soft. 

Heat 

Meanwhile, 

the oildrain on medium 

the tomatoes 

in areserv- 

ing the juice. 

large, 

non-stick Place the tomatoes saucepan. in a blender Stir in with the 

the cumin garlic, seeds ginger, until chillies, they turmeric darken and 

paprika. slightly. Blend Adduntil the smooth. onion and bay 

leaves Add to and the onion cookmixture until the and onion simmer 

for 5 minutes. Add the chicken and 

is 

soft. 

potatoes. 

Simmer for 5 minutes. 

reserving Make the tomato the juice. 

up to 1 cup with 

water Place and add theto tomatoes the chicken in with a the 

honey. blender with the garlic, ginger, 

Simmer, uncovered, for about 20 minutes, 

until the potatoes and chicken are 

chillies, turmeric and paprika. 

cooked. Blend until Stir in smooth. the yoghurt and serve. 

Great Addtopped thewith 

onion mixture and 

additional simmer for yoghurt 5 minutes. and chopped Addcorian- 

der. 

the 

Meanwhile, drain the tomatoes 

chicken and potatoes. 

Simmer for 5 minutes. 

Make the tomato juice up to 1 

cup with water and add to the 

chicken with the honey. 

Simmer, uncovered, for about 

20 minutes, until the potatoes and 

chicken Heat the remaining are cooked. oil in a heavy 

Stir in the yoghurt and serve. 

Great topped with additional 

yoghurt and chopped coriander. 

— Serves 6 

freshly ground black pepper to taste 

METHOD 

Combine the sauce ingredients. Refrigerate 

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room temperature. Pat the steaks dry, bush 

with oil and sprinkle with black pepper. 

ridged frying pan. Pan-fry the steaks on 

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Heat the remaining oil in a 

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— Serves 2 

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Situations Vacant 

Volunteers needed 

at Burwood Hospital 

• Meet and Greet 

• Gift Shop Assistant 

Plenty of parking available. 

COLOUR 

TO YOUR ADVERT! 

Pegasus 

Post 

Western 

Applicants 

should be active 

and enjoy 

working with 

people. 

Contact Rachael or Norma on 383 9499 

or email burwoodvolunteers@gmail.com 

Situations Vacant 

To Let 

NEED MORE 

SPACE? 

NO BOND THIS MONTH 

Ideal as an extra 

bedroom or office. 

Three convenient sizes 

from $70 p/w: 

Standard 3.6m x 2.4m 

Large 4.2m x 2.4m 

Xtra-large 4.8m x 2.4m 

Visit our display cabins at 

95 Beach Road or 

470 Cranford Street or call 

0211277227 for a free brochure. 

www.justcabins.co.nz 

Trades & Services 

Appliance Sales & Service 

388 4780 

Appliance Services 

12 Brighton Mall, New Brighton 

DRIVEWAYS & PAVING 

FREE QUOTES 

Professional, friendly 

Service Always 

Ph. 03 329 4806 

or 027 827 0505 

CAP CONSTRUCTION LTD 

FENCING 

Paling, picket, 

iron, trellis 

Demolition and 

removal 

Phone Bevan 

021 231 1860 

Fencing Uprite 

Your Eastside 

Specialist 

Professional 

Movers 

Making Local 

& International 

Moving Easy 

0800 4 world 

(03) 341 2060 

www.worldmoving.co.nz 

HOUSE 

CLEARING 

Are you moving 

house? 

Let All Clear Canterbury 

take care of your 

unwanted items. 

You identify what you want 

to keep & we will dispose 

of the rest!! 

Mob: 021 078 4553 

raewynlcooke@gmail.com 

www.allclearcanterbury.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 

style 

noun 

elegance and sophistication. 

synonyms: flair, grace, poise, 

polish, suaveness, urbanity, 

chic, finesse, taste, class, 

comfort, luxury, affluence, 

wealth, opulence, lavishness. 

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AAA CArpentry 

licensed builder 

practitioner all property 

maintenance small job 

expert by tradesman / 

handyman free quotes city 

wide call now 03 387- 

0770 or 027 245 5226 

ciey@xtra.co.nz 

AnDreWS tree CAre 

Services, tree removal, 

trimming, stump grinding, 

shelterbelt clean up, 

section clearing, rubbish 

removals, excavation 

work, ph 027 728 5688 

BUILDer 

For all building work 

but specialist in bathroom 

renovations, 30 yrs 

experience, with service 

and integrity. Free Quotes. 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

0274 367-067. 

DRIVEWAYS 

Replace, repair or new. 

We are a local company 

with over 10 yrs exp. 

We also operate a 

digger for all other 

earthworks. 


021 02866981 


Entertainments 

Thursday 28th April - Wednesday 4th May 

HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (PG) 

EYE IN THE SKY (M) 

JUNGLE BOOK (PG) 

THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY (M) 

MOTHER’S DAY (M) 

Trades & Services Trades & Services 

FenCe pAIntInG pLUMBer 

Staining Quality at a ALF THORPE 

reasonable price. Free PLUMBING Certifying 

quotes. Phone Warren Plumber for all types of 

today on 980-1676 or 027 plumbing, maintenance, 

BUILDer LICenSeD 2014713 

spouting, alterations etc. 

available for all aspects of 

Phone 352-7402 or 0274- 

building. Please call 027 FUrnItUre reMoVALS 350-231 

241-7471 or 335-0265 Large Trucks $95 + 

GST per hour 7 day NZ rooFInG 

CArpenter 

wide, packing & moving, Qualified & Licenced 

HANDYMAN - Small Professional Company, Practitioner. Re-Roof & 

Job Specialists, Carpentry, Professional Service. Repairs, all types. Member 

Repairs, Decking & Canterbury Relocations New Zealand Roofing 

Maintenance, 40 years Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313 Association. Over 35 years 

experience, no job too 

experience. Phone John 

small, Ph Warren 03 322- LAnDSCApe 

027 432-3822 or 351-9147 

1103 or 027 697-8541 CONSTRUCTION 

email johnmill@ihug. 

Lawns, paving, water 

CArrIer LoCAL 

co.nz 

features, irrigation, 

experienced, friendly, 

planting, decks, 

trade-me purchases, single 

SpoUtInG CLeAnInG 

driveways, kerbing, ponds, 

items to truck loads, 

Spouting Unblocked, 

retainer walls, fencing. 

furniture to whatever, 

Cleaned Out and Flushed 

Free quotes, Phone Tony 

removals & trade 

Out. Also Full Handyman 

021-034-8555 

deliveries a specialty. Ph 

Services Available. Call 

GEH 341-5069 

Trevor 384-3435 or 021 

oVen CLeAnInG 

043-2034 

ConCrete CUttInG Professional cleans 

AND GRINDING Cutting $50.00. Gift Vouchers 

tILer/CArpenter 

of walls and floors; Small avail. Phone 0800 683- 

35 years exp, no job 

break and remove jobs; 6253 or 027 228-0025 

too smal.Ph Ross 027 

Grinding concrete level; 

Cracks filled; Concrete 

pAInter AVAILABLe 

4311440. 

polishing and sealing. Call 

All aspects in painting. 

Danny at Stoneshine on 

Very competitive in roofs tree WorK 

021 063 8833 

and fences. Please call 027 Hedge trimming, stump 

241-7471 or 335-0265 grinding, rubbish removed, 

small job specialty Ph 

Andrew 03 322-8341 or 

027 435-8759 

FenCInG 

All styles and shapes, 

gates, wooden, ph Mark 

027 331-3223 

pAIntInG 

& Decorating interior 

& exterior, gib fixing, 

plastering, paperhanging, 

Est 50 yrs in ChCh, ph 

Wingfields Ltd, ph Mark 

021 171-1586 or 355-5994 

pAInter 

Top quality work, interior/ 

exterior, pensioners 

discount, free quotes, 30 

years experience, I stand 

by Canterbury, ph Wayne 

your friendly painter 03 

385-4348 or 027 274-3541 

Cracked tiles? 

Dirty grout? 

Old or mouldy 

silicon? 

Brett Ph 03 358 5105 

or 027 746 7632 

www.groutpro.co.nz 

t.V. SerVICe Centre 

Repairs, tvs, microwaves, 

stereos, DVD. Aerial 

installations and kitsets, 

480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

379 1400 

UpHoLSterer 

Dining Chairs, Lounge 

suites, Caravan Squabs 

etc. recovered. Free 

Quotes. Phone Graeme 

383-1448 

ROBINSON CRUSOE (PG) 

KUNG FU PANDA 3 (PG) 

ZOOTOPIA (PG) 

EDDIE THE EAGLE (PG) 


VHS VIDeo tApeS 

& all camera tapes 

converted to DVD, video 

taping, weddings, twenty 

firsts, special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

WAterBLAStInG 

Quality Job, Quick Service 

by skilled tradesman, Ph 

Richard Severin at Jet-X 

0800 538 969 Free quotes, 

visit www.jetx.co.nz 

DRIVEWAYS 

Replace, repair or new. 

We are a local company 

with over 10 yrs exp. 

We also operate a 

digger for all other 

earthworks. 


021 02866981 


Tuition 

PILATES 

Beginner & Intermediate 

classes, Tuesday & 

Wednesday nights. 

Fendalton Croquet Club, 

Makora Street. Phone Julie 

351-2100 

Wanted To Buy 

AAAAAAAAA 

GOOD PRICES 

paid for estate lots, 

antiques and good 

quality furniture. 

Ph Rick 347 4493 

or 021 376 883 

A+ Household effects, 

fridges, freezers, washing 

machines, ovens. Good 

cash paid. Ph Paul 022 

0891 671 

A Records and Hi-Fi 

gear wanted, excellent 

prices paid for good 

records especially kiwi 

and overseas bands 60’s 

- 90’s PennyLane 430 

Colombo St Sydenham 

7 days www.pennylane. 

co.nz ph 3663278 or 021 

2226144 

TOOLS 

Garden, garage, 

woodworking, 

mechanical, engineering, 

sawbenches, lathes, cash 

buyer, ph 355-2045 

Wanted To Rent 

ONE or two bedroom, 

flat / unit needed urgently 

with option to pay off 

bond, long term wanted, 

up $300 pw, phone Mel 

0275029289 

NOW OPEN 

BOOK FOR 

MOTHER'S DAY 

Sunday 8th May 

Cooks and Cocktails offers 

affordable family dining 

with an international menu 

and amazing cocktails. 

Come and enjoy our 

great family environment 

and meet our amazing staff. 

Papanui's newest 

family friendly 

dining experience 

77 Main North Road, Papanui 

Ph 352 4242 

www.cooksandcocktails.co.nz 

Open Monday - Friday 11am - late; 

Saturday & Sunday 8am - late 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

WESTVIEW LOUNGE 

SATURDAY 

7 May, 4.30PM 

PETER WILLIAMS 

8PM 

BIG DADDY 

SUNDAY 

8 May, 5PM 

NEVILLE BARRIE 

Mother’s Day 

BUFFET DINNER 

SUNDAY 8th MAY 

5pm or 6.30pm 

Choose from one of 2 sittings 

Every Mother goes 

in the draw to WIN 

one of two Gift Baskets! 

Bookings Essential 

$27 

Hornby WMC 

ph 03 349 9026 

17 Carmen Road 

Hornby 

«COMING UP« 

FRIDAY 20 MAY, 7.30pm 

AUSTRALIA'S YODELLING 

DRAG QUEEN 

LAYDEE KINMEE 

AND 

BARROSS 

Tickets $15 at the club office 

or Barb Lloyd 03 310 0355 

FRIDAY 27 MAY, 8pm 

DIAMOND 

ANNIVERSARY SHOW 

FEATURING 

EDDIE LOW 

DAVID LA PLANCHE 

SHALOW & TREVOR DAWE 

Tickets $0 at the club office 

www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

LIVE 

ENTERTAINMENT 

6PM FRIDAY 

REMINISCE 

with ANTHONY 

7PM SATURDAY 

THE VELVETINES 

12.30PM SUNDAY 

GORDON 

HUBBARD 

The newly refurbished 

Woolston Club... 

A classic, contemporary 

club experience 

Dining, bar, entertainment, 

sport, and so much more! 

Cafe open from 11am 

Happy Hour 4.30pm - 5.30pm 

TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities, 

HOUSIE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 

SHUTTLE Tuesday - Sunday 

Newly renovated 

Open 7 Days 

Restaurant open 

from 5.30pm! 

With a selection of 

main meals for $20 

Retro Roast Lunch 

12pm Wednesdays 

$10 Members/$12 Non 

Roast of the Day 

$16.00 Members 

$18.00 Non

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NEED CHILDCARE? 

• Full day, half day sessions 

and full time 

• Caring for children birth to 6 years 

• Fully qualified, registered and 

experienced teachers 

• Quality child ratios 

• Free ECE and subsidies available 

• Large indoor and outdoor 

environment 

• Quality programmes and care 

for your child’s individual needs 

• Helping children reach 

their full potential. 

Hours open—7am to 6pm 

Tiny Tots Nursery and Preschool provides a safe and secure environment in which children can learn, create and grow to the best of their abilities. 

Tiny Tots has an open plan environment both indoors and out and seeks to provide high quality equipment, resources and facilities to support 

your child’s learning and development for now and the future. 

Our programme is based around each child’s individual interests, needs or development and this is formatted through the teachers and parent’s 

communication together. 

Enrol your child now to our warm, fun, homely learning environment. 

Please don’t hesitate to visit us or call us if you would like further information. 

Call us now (03) 389 6851 | www.tinytotspreschool.co.nz 

148 England Street, Linwood, Christchurch 

Email: tinytotspreschool@xtra.co.nz

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