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District plan 

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• By Tom Doudney 

A CAMPAIGN to stop fast 

food outlets proliferating 

around schools and low income 

areas may depend on support 

from Greater Christchurch 

Regeneration Minister Gerry 

Brownlee. 

City council 

staff briefed 

the Hagley- 

Ferrymead 

Community 

Board last 

week ahead of 

a deputation by 

Linwood community members 

and Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson 

to the city council on August 11. 

The group, which includes 

schools and doctors, want the 

city council to take action on the 

issue. 

A petition supporting the call, 

organised by Linwood resident 

Tracie Charnock, has received 

more than 600 signatures. 

Possible methods of tackling 

the matter include a bylaw, district 

plan change or national policy 

statement by the Government. 

City council solicitor Vivienne 

Wilson advised that creating 

a bylaw could be difficult and 

there were many questions that 

would have to be resolved, including 

how fast food stores and 

low socio-economic areas would 

be defined. 

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City council team leader 

policy Claire Bryant advised 

that the district plan had been 

finalised and, due to earthquake 

recovery legislation, it would 

now be difficult to make changes 

before 2021 unless Mr Brownlee 

ordered them. 

Community board 

chairwoman Sara Templeton 

said all options sounded 

“difficult and time consuming, 

which is a real concern” but 

the quickest way to get a result 

would probably be for the city 

council to ask Mr Brownlee to 

make the district plan changes. 

However, she believed Mr 

Brownlee might be unwilling 

to do so, given a letter of 

expectations he had written 

indicating obstacles to 

development in the district plan 

should be removed. 

City councillor Yani Johanson 

said he would be in favour of 

asking Mr Brownlee to make 

changes. 

“I can’t see any reasons why 

[a plan change] couldn’t happen 

quite quickly,” Cr Johanson said. 

“We have one of the most 

permissive plans in the country 

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THE OLYMPICS are upon us and 

I for one am considering doing 

a few early mornings of intense 

television watching before work. It 

will be a hard grind during the day, 

but I feel that coffee will do its job 

– after all, we only get to see this 

every four years. I have very fond 

memories watching the Olympics 

growing up and am hoping they 

will keep their magic. 

Reporter Caitlin Miles interviewed 

William Stedman, who 

will debut at the Rio de Janeiro 

Paralympics in September. He flies 

out tomorrow and we wish him all 

the very best. 

Keeping to the sports theme, big 

congratulations to Shirley Boys’ 

High School who will face Christ’s 

College at the weekend in the semifinal 

of the UC Championship this 

weekend. We will report on how 

they went in the next edition. William Stedman is off to the paralympics in Rio 

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East resigns from 

alcohol working party 

• By Shelley Robinson 

CITY COUNCILLOR David 

East has resigned from a 

working party negotiating with 

opponents to a controversial 

alcohol policy. 

He did so in a bid to prevent 

the 19 appellants to the city 

council’s provisional local alcohol 

policy using it as grounds for 

judicial review, after it emerged 

he had made a submission 

opposing several points of the 

policy in 2013. 

It was made before he was 

elected. 

In October, the LAP will come 

under scrutiny at an Alcohol 

Regulatory and Licensing Authority 

hearing. 

The contentious LAP would 

force most bars to close at 1am, 

except those in a small central 

city zone. It would also restrict 

off-licence hours from 9am to 

9pm. 

The working party of five city 

councillors, including Cr East, 

was formed to negotiate with 

the appellants before the hearing. 

Cr East who represents the 

Burwood-Pegasus ward made a 

submission on the policy in 2013 

when it was being drafted and 

asked the city council whether 

it was concerned it could be 

used by the appellants due to a 

perceived conflict of interest or 

predetermination. 

City council’s head of strategic 

policy Helen Beaumont said 

it was satisfied the submission 

did not raise “any particular 

concerns”. 

“There is nothing to suggest 

that Cr East has not maintained 

an open mind in being a part 

of the council’s working party,” 

she said. 

Cr East said he resigned from 

the working party on Monday 

“in part” because of inquiries by 

The Star newspaper. 

He said he had forgotten he 

had made a submission but as a 

precautionary measure he chose 

to resign. 

“It is a course of action I 

would have taken in any situation. 

If there was a potential 

conflict it is better to be out of it 

and not have a reason for judicial 

review or whatever,” he said. 

In his 2013 submission he said 

licences should be issued on 

the merit of the application and 

closing times “at the discretion” 

of the licensing authority. 

He wrote that bars that 

close at 1am would impact the 

financial viability of some and 

that the LAP was restrictive on 

trade and did not address the 

“real issues of pre-loading” with 

alcohol. 

In Brief 

NEIGHBOURHOOD WEEK 

Applications are now open 

for a small subsidy from the 

Shirley-Papanui Community 

Board for activities celebrating 

neighbourhood week. The closing 

date for applications is August 19 

at 5pm. For more information, go 

to www.ccc.govt.nz 

FUNDING APPROVED 

The Shirley-Papanui Community 

Board has granted $11,000 from 

its discretionary response fund 

for three projects. It approved 

$2000 to Te Ora Hou Otautahi 

Inc for Te Pihi Ora Hou after 

school mentoring programme, 

$4000 for neighbourhood week, 

and $5000 for Canterbury Cook 

Island Sports to host more events. 

BLOOD DONATIONS 

A mobile blood service will be 

up and running in New Brighton 

from Wednesday next week. 

The service will be set up at 

New Brighton’s Grace Vineyard 

Church, 111 Seaview Rd, on 

Wednesday, August 17 from 

2-6pm. Phone 0800 448 325 to 

book an appointment. 

ENSOR RD WORKS 

Ensors Rd near the intersection 

with Fifield Tce has been reduced 

to one lane and will remain so 

for about five weeks. Temporary 

traffic lights are in place but 

expect significant delays during 

peak times. 

NO STOPPING APPROVED 

The Shirley-Papanui Community 

Board has approved no stopping 

lines on five streets. Sail, Wiremu, 

Dalriada Sts and St James Ave, 

Brenton Close and Langdons Rd 

all had no stopping restrictions 

approved at last Wednesday’s 

meeting. Wiremu St also had 

P120 parking restrictions 

proposed for it but the board 

decided parking on the street 

was not bad enough to warrant 

restrictions. 

COMMUNITY CENTRE 

Plans for the new St Albans 

Community Centre will come 

back to the Shirley-Papanui 

Community Board for sign off 

before heading into the detailed 

design process. Board chairman 

Mike Davidson was pleased with 

the momentum of the project 

saying it was a huge priority for 

the board. The plans will be at the 

board meeting on August 17. 

ROADWORKS 

Roading repairs mean Forfar 

St, between Westminister and 

Warrington Sts, is one-way 

north bound. There is no right 

or left turn into Forfar from 

Westminster. Southbound traffic 

may use Mayfield Ave or Mersey 

St and Berwick St to get to Forfar 

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• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk 

 

Management Officer 

LAST WEEK I mentioned 

heading to a fire investigation 

about the time I was writing the 

column. That incident turned out 

to be the fatal fire that occurred 

in Woolston and involved 

Gardening 

several days on the scene for 

investigators. 

While inquiries continue, I can 

say that any situation in which 

people are living where flame is 

involved in any cooking, heating 

or lighting makes for a heightened 

level of risk from fire. 

I regularly report the instances 

of cooking or kitchen fires here. 

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A call just before 6am last Saturday 

to a house in North New 

Brighton seemed a little early 

in the day. It turned out to be a 

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pot on the stove until the water 

boiled away and the plastic bottle 

started to burn. I’ve got to admit 

to sympathy for the poor mum 

or dad with memories from way, 

way back of the zombie-like state 

that months of broken sleep 

brings on. But it appears a smoke 

alarm that should have operated 

didn’t have a battery. Which 

could have made a bad situation 

tragic! 

Winter weather has had an effect 

on fire calls in the city. Crews 

attended 18 car crashes this week. 

They also went to 20 ambulance 

code purple assistance calls, of 

which eight involved fatalities. 

Cold, wet weather seems to be 

one of the influences. It means 

we should be extra careful driving 

just now and perhaps be a 

little more regular in our visits to 

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Sarah beats cancer again; 

now she’s helping others 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

SARAH O’KEEFE is used to 

facing challenges. 

The 32-year-old was diagnosed 

with hodgkin’s lymphoma, a 

type of cancer, about 10 years ago 

and since then has fought off the 

disease three times. 

Now she faces a different challenge 

– going on a road trip with 

her mother, Lynne, to the West 

Coast on scooters to raise money 

for the Cancer Society of New 

Zealand. 

The pair will be among 250 

people to ride the 250km from 

Christchurch to Hokitika on 

scooters as part of the Tranz Alpine 

Scooter Safari on September 

10 – and it will be a new experience 

for both of them. 

“Mum’s never ridden one, and 

I only have in Rarotonga,” Sarah 

said. 

With the help of Aked Mobile 

Hose and Fittings, where Sarah’s 

partner Matt works, they were 

able to buy new scooters, and race 

jackets. 

Sarah was diagnosed with 

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and got the all clear 

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following year it was back. After 

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she began to have stomach pains. 

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A SECOND 

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road tunnel between 

Christchurch and Lyttelton will 

be needed in about 20 years due 

to growth in freight transport, 

the port boss says. 

Lyttelton Port Company chief 

executive Peter Davie said a 

“guestimate” from an engineer 

had put the cost of a second tunnel 

in the region of $500 million, 

and funding it would probably 

fall to road control authorities. 

Gardening 

“I always say with long term 

infrastructure you have got to 

plan for it early. So you have got 

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WESTMINSTER Sports Inc 

• By Andrew King 

no longer has the funds or a 

commitment from its member 

clubs to continue offering sports 

programmes. 

The organisation started in 

2006 and combined the interests 

of a number of sports clubs and 

asty Bites 

organisations clustered around 

Mairehau, Marshland, Shirley, 

Papanui, Merivale, St Albans 

and Redwood, with more than 

2000 members from eight different 

sports codes. 

to say, ‘if we have got this volume 

of cargo in 20 years time, how 

are we going to handle it’?” 

Mr Davie said the logical thing 

would be for one tunnel to serve 

port traffic, possibly bypassing 

Norwich Quay in Lyttelton and 

connecting directly to the port. 

Member clubs unanimously 

accepted the recommendation 

of the board to wind up the operations 

of the organisation at a 

special general meeting in June. 

Chairman Rob Smith said 

while it’s a regrettable and difficult 

decision to make, this was 

something that had been looming 

for some time. 

“This reflects the significant 

challenges associated with running 

a viable sporting organisation 

in the current environment,” 

he said. 

Mr Smith said there was a 

New Zealand Transport 

Agency director southern region 

Jim Harland said the tunnel 

still had significant capacity to 

accommodate further growth in 

traffic volumes before a solution 

would be needed. Increasing 

use of rail to the port would also 

help. 

“The second tunnel has been 

discussed as part of the Greater 

Christchurch Freight Management 

Study, and was suggested 

as a long term option, subject to 

a comprehensive business case 

analysis at the appropriate time,” 

Mr Harland said. 

Westminster Sports winds up 

number of factors that contributed 

to the idea not working. 

He said the financial position 

of the organisation was such that 

operation beyond a two to three 

month time frame was not viable 

and member clubs were not engaged 

to the degree necessary to 

ensure or create a viable business 

model. 

Sport Canterbury chief executive 

Julyan Falloon said while 

it was a concern for those clubs 

involved, plenty survive without 

the aid of organisations like 

Westminster Sports. 

In Brief 

TREES TO BE REMOVED 

The Burwood-Pegasus has 

approved the removal of 29 street 

and park trees to allow the first 

stage of the Avon Temporary 

Stopbanks reconstruction 

works. The board expressed a 

wish that the suggested trees 

be removed only if absolutely 

necessary noting that this was 

the first stage of the project. It 

has asked city council parks 

staff to provide it with a plan to 

replace the trees where possible. 

They will advise the board if 

the replacement trees would be 

exotic, native or a combination. 

Board member David East 

wished his vote against the 

removal recorded. 

TWO TAKEN TO HOSPITAL 

A man was taken to 

Christchurch Hospital in a 

moderate condition after two 

cars crashed in Woolston. St 

John sent an ambulance to 

the scene at the intersection of 

Linwood Ave and Humphreys 

Dr about 10.45am. The man 

was assessed at the scene and 

taken to hospital for further 

treatment. Another person was 

taken to hospital after two cars 

crashed in Marshland. St John 

took a person from the scene on 

Marshland Rd at about 1pm with 

minor injuries. 

FUNDING GRANTED 

The Burwood-Pegasus Community 

Board has approved funding 

for St Thomas of Canterbury 

College students Sua Aiiloilo 

and Amani Khoi to attend 

the New Zealand Secondary 

Schools Rugby League National 

Tournament held in Auckland 

from August 29 to September 2. 

The money came from its youth 

development fund. The board 

also approved $3730 for Pleasant 

Point Yacht Club Incorporated 

towards the purchase of a replacement 

12m container from 

its discretionary response fund. 

REPAIRS STARTED 

Fulton Hogan has started 

repairing a large section of 

earthquake-damaged wastewater 

pipe near the intersection of 

Halsey St and Estuary Rd as 

of yesterday. There will be no 

vehicle access to properties 319 

and 46 on Halsey St as they 

will be trenching in front of 

the driveways. Work is likely 

to take a week to complete. It 

is requested that residents park 

further down Halsey St, away 

from the work site. If driveway 

vehicle access is unavailable to 

any other properties at any stage 

of the repairs, the crew will put 

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Cherry blossoms mark quake deaths 

• By Annabelle Dick 

TWENTY EIGHT young 

Japanese language students 

lost their lives when the CTV 

building collapsed during the 

February 22, 2011, quake. 

Now eight cherry blossom 

trees will be planted in the 

Botanic Gardens at a ceremony 

tomorrow (August 10) at 

2.30pm to honour their memory. 

The trees, donated by the 

city of Ishinomaki, Japan, will 

be planted at the World Peace 

Bell garden to honour victims 

of New Zealand and Japan’s 

earthquakes. 

Just weeks after the February 

quake, Japan was struck by 

a devastating magnitude 9 

earthquake and tsunami which 

killed about 16,000 people. The 

city of Ishinomaki lost more 

than 3000 people. 

New Zealand World Peace 

Bell member David Bolam- 

Smith said the commemoration 

project came about when he 

met Japanese families and 

representatives at the five-year 

anniversary in February. 

Zen Buddhist priest Taigen 

Goto was there on behalf of 

one of the families when Mr 

Bolam-Smith invited him to 

ring the peace bell to pray for 

the Japanese students lost in the 

CTV building. 

Mr Bolam-Smith said he was 

telling Mr Goto about his plans 

to plant cherry trees from the 

bell to the river when he offered 

some help. 

“He pulled out his wallet 

and gave me $500 dollars on 

the spot and said, ‘please plant 

cherry trees here to remember 

the people who died in the 

Christchurch earthquake 

and the tsunami and 

quakes in Japan’,” Mr Bolam- 

Smith said. 

After planting trees in 

Christchurch, Mr Bolam-Smith 

will travel to Mr Goto’s home 

city of Ishinomaki to return 

the favour by planting cherry 

blossoms. 

“We’re building a cherry 

blossom bridge between the two 

countries,” he said. 

Ishinomaki is home to a 

training facility being built for 

the Rugby World Cup in 2019. 

Mr Bolam-Smith will visit the 

city in September to plant the 

trees outside the stadium in the 

presence of Japan Rugby Football 

Union representatives and the 

city mayor. 

He will travel to Japan on 

September 1. 

He is also urging residents to 

attend the public tree-planting 

ceremony at the Botanic Gardens’ 

World Peace Bell. 

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Christchurch and Ishinomaki, Japan, to honour the lives of earthquake victims who perished in 

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Familiar face at the theatre 

Pam Lutton first offered to help out with ushering a 

show at the Isaac Theatre Royal 35 years ago. Georgia 

O’Connor-Harding talked to her about the changing face 

of the theatre, rubbing shoulders with the prime minister 

and what it’s like to have an Olympian in the family. 

MRS LUTTON now spends her 

days working front-of-house at 

the theatre, greeting customers, 

taking tickets and making sure 

everything runs smoothly. 

“I said I would only do it for 

the weekend and here I am 35 

years later,” she said. 

Mrs Lutton, 67, of Burwood, 

described herself as a “nervous 

person” before starting her job. 

“It gives you confidence 

because I was brought up in a 

boarding school with nuns . . 

. you didn’t have a lot of confidence 

when you get out of there,” 

she said. 

Now she has rubbed shoulders 

with the likes of Prime Minster 

John Key, former prime minsters 

Helen Clark and Jenny Shipley, 

and celebrities including Dame 

Kiri Te Kanawa. 

And times have changed since 

Mrs Lutton began working at the 

Isaac Theatre Royal in 1981. 

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shows probably once every two 

months. Now we have got something 

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she said. 

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“My friend Julie McKenzie says 

(the theatre) is haunted but I have 

never seen the ghosts.” 

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compete at the Rio Olympics on 

August 19. 

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arts from a young age. 

“The nuns used to have us 

ballroom dancing in the hall, We 

did the dancing but weren’t allowed 

to do anything too crude 

or sexy.” 

She described working 

at the theatre as a “luxury 

job” and missed it when the 

theatre closed after the earthquakes. 

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Pam Lutton has 

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for 35 years. She is 

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putter Tom Walsh 

who will compete 

in Rio on August 19. 

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William Stedman 

Athlete’s first paralympics 

Christchurch’s William 

Stedman, 16, will debut 

at the Rio de Janeiro 

Paralympics in September. 

He spoke to reporter Caitlin 

Miles about how he hasn’t 

let cerebral palsy stop him 

from competing and what 

inspired him to become a 

paralympic athlete 

Congratulations on getting a 

grant from Inspire Foundation. 

Thank you. Yeah, it’s really 

cool, it’ll help me out a lot to get 

things I need before heading to 

Rio. I’m really thankful that they 

gave me the money. They’re a 

great foundation. 

How much money did 

you receive? What will it go 

towards? 

I got $1000, so that will go 

towards paying for orthotics 

and shoes and that kind of stuff. 

The New Zealand Paralympics 

covers our entry costs and stuff, 

which is a big relief because it’s 

not cheap. The money I got from 

the foundation can be focused on 

getting me the things I need for 

it, not just pay to compete. 

Congratulations, too, on 

heading to Rio – are you 

excited? 

I fly out tomorrow so I’m pretty 

excited. I’ve been doing a lot 

of training and stuff so it’s still 

pretty surreal. The other people 

I’ve met in the paralympic team 

are really great so it’s going to be 

really cool. 

How long have you been 

training for? 

I kind of never stop training. It 

gets ramped up and more intense 

closer to the time, but I’m always 

training. When I went to the 

world champs in Doha, I didn’t 

know I was going until about two 

weeks before. I didn’t think I had 

got in so, when I found out I had, 

there was a bit more pressure to 

train harder. I had been training 

constantly anyway, but that 

uncertainty was annoying. It was 

such a big event and competition 

to be a part of so the idea of 

missing out was hard, so it was 

even better when I found out I 

DRIVE: William Stedman spends more than 10 hours a week 

training for events and competitions, such as the paralympics. 

had got in. 

How did you fund that? It 

must have been hard to get 

all the money and everything 

together in a short amount of 

time? 

Well my parents were really 

good about it. They helped 

me out big time with getting 

everything together in not much 

time. I guess it was such a big 

thing for me and a really great 

opportunity they didn’t want me 

to miss out either. 

Is this your first year going to 

the paralympics? 

Yeah, it is. It’s really exciting to 

be going over. 

What classifies you as a 

paralympian? 

I have cerebral palsy so the left 

side of my body is a bit slower 

and doesn’t react as quickly. I 

was classed as T28, which was bit 

too hard for me to compete in. I 

am now classed at T36 and that 

made a big change to how I can 

compete. It’s much easier for 

me and I compete better and 

a little easier, which gives me 

a good chance to compete 

professionally and go to worlds 

and stuff. 

Why did you decide to 

become an athlete? 

I have always been pretty 

active. I enjoy sport. It wasn’t 

until I saw the 2012 London 

Paralympics and I thought, ‘I can 

do that, why can’t I do that?’ So 

I decided to get serious about it 

and see what I can do. 

So you’ve been competing for 

four years? 

No, not at first. I wanted to 

get into running and see what it 

was like. I joined the Port Hills 

Athletics Club and I started 

long distance running with the 

club. It wasn’t until 2014 when 

I started training properly for 

competitions. 

What events do you compete 

in? 

I do the 400m, 800m running 

events and the long jump. 

How often do you train and 

what’s involved? 

I train roughly seven times a 

week. That’s about 10-11 hours. 

It might not sound like much 

but it’s pretty high intensity stuff. 

I do a lot of different exercises 

over the week. I’ll do short 

distance running, long distance, 

endurance stuff, running up 

and down stairs and hills, gym 

sessions and all of that kind of 

stuff. I usually get two days off 

a week. Sometimes I’ll train on 

Sundays, though. 

How does your body cope 

with that? Do your muscles 

struggle? 

No, my muscles handle it 

pretty well, but my left side is 

just slower and I have less muscle 

control over it so it doesn’t move 

as well. I started off running long 

distances and then I switched 

to shorter distances. I think it’s 

because my body can handle 

shorter distances better. I’m more 

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of a middle distance runner now. 

As I get older, I might go back to 

doing longer distances. 

How do you balance school 

and training? Is it your first 

year of exams? 

Yeah, I’m doing NCEA level 1 

this year, so there is a bit going 

on. My school is really supportive 

of my sport so that’s a big help. 

They understand there is a lot 

going on so I balance it. I’ve got 

to stay really motivated to be able 

to do both. 

Do you ever worry about 

cerebral palsy stopping you 

from running and competing? 

I never really think about it 

to be honest. I make sure I look 

after myself. It’s important to me 

to compete and be a good athlete, 

but I also know to look after 

myself. I’m not too worried about 

having to stop. Not at this stage 

anyway. I have had a couple of 

injuries but nothing too serious. 

I had a bone stress injury in my 

foot when I competed, which 

was painful, but nothing that has 

made me think about stopping. 

Has anyone ever told you 

that you shouldn’t be an athlete 

because of cerebral palsy? 

No. I’m really lucky. I’ve had so 

much support from my parents 

and my friends and my school. 

My coach, George Edwards, is 

really great, too. I also think 

paralympics are getting more 

support and recognition, which 

is really cool. It’s not so hidden 

anymore. There is a lot more 

support for us athletes, which I 

think is a really great thing to see. 

Do you see yourself as a role 

model for other people with 

disabilities? 

I wouldn’t call myself a role 

model. Not at the moment 

anyway. I’d like to be a role model 

in the future, though. I think it’s 

just really cool that paralympics 

is becoming a bigger event and 

getting more people to celebrate 

us. It gets more coverage in the 

media, more people recognise us 

as athletes that have disabilities 

and support us. Not just here, but 

around the world, which is really 

cool. It’s a big step forward. 

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Overpasses planned for Brougham St 


REPLACING Brougham St 

intersections with overpasses 

would solve a lot of traffic 

problems, Lyttelton Port 

Company chief executive Peter 

Davie says. 

Overpasses are being considered 

as part of a programme 

business case for 

State Highway 76, 

which includes 

Brougham St, 

led by New Zealand 

Transport 

Agency. 

Key stakeholders 

including the port company, 

the city council and KiwiRail are 

also involved. 

Mr Davie said the port company 

had some concerns about 

congestion on Brougham St – a 

major transport route to and 

from the port. 

JAM PACKED: Traffic congestion on Brougham St could be 

eased by putting in overpasses. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

“There is twice the traffic 

ACHIEVERS 

trying to get across Brougham 

St as there is down it. If you 

think about why you have got 

ACHIEVERS 

congestion, you have actually got 

a whole lot of crossings where 

trucks and cars are stopping the 

whole way down,” he said. 

“It seems pretty obvious that 

you would need to try and do 

away with that congestion by 

[roads] going over or under 

each other.” 

NZTA director southern 

region Jim Harland said overpasses 

would reduce the number 

of conflicting movements at 

intersections but the pros and 

cons of this option compared to 

others still needed to be established. 

“The cost has not yet been 

determined, but would be 

significant given the cost of 

adjacent land along Brougham 

St,” Mr Harland said. 

Mr Davie said there were 

perhaps three or four major 

intersections on Brougham St 

and putting overpasses on two 

of them would go a long way to 

fixing the problem. 

“Your only other option really 

is to three-lane Brougham St 

which means you take all the 

parking out,” he said. 

Average daily traffic volumes 

on Brougham St have risen from 

35,019 movements a day in 2006 

to 38,525 in 2015. 

Mr Davie said that with just 

four per cent of the traffic volume 

being comprised of vehicles 

travelling to or from the port, its 

contribution to congestion was 

low. 

The volume of goods going to 

and from the port was expected 

to increase steadily in the years 

ahead due to growth in Canterbury’s 

exports and imports. 

However, some of that increase 

could be accommodated by 

moving goods by rail. 

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Shirley Boys’ to face top side in semis 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SHIRLEY BOYS’ High School 

will face an in-form Christ’s 

College in this weekend’s UC 

Championship semi-finals. 

Shirley Boys’ finished the 

round-robin on Saturday with a 

13-19 loss to Christchurch Boys’ 

High School. It could have been 

a different story though, after the 

scores were tied at seven a piece 

at half-time. 

Trailing 13-14 with less than 

10min remaining, first-five Taine 

Jacobs-Lawson had a chance to 

win the game for Shirley Boys’ 

with a penalty attempt. His 

shot at goal missed, CBHS then 

wrapped up the game with a try 

in the final minute. 

The result means they go into 

the semis as the fourth qualifier 

behind Christ’s, CBHS and 

Nelson College. 

They will play Christ’s College 

in this Saturday’s semi-final. 

SPORTS 

SPORTS 

CLOSE: Shirley came agonizingly close to making it two 

consecutive wins over CBHS. A try in the final minute gave 

the hosts a 19-13 victory. 

The two sides played recently, the July 23 meeting 33-10. 

with Christ’s College winning Shirley Boys’ rugby manager 

John Fox knows how tough getting 

a result against the competition’s 

top side will be. 

“Playing them on upper is 

always a tough task, we will go 

into the game with nothing to 

lose. We’ve achieved our goal 

of making the top four so anything 

from here is a bonus,” said 

Fox. 

Christ’s College wrapped up 

top spot in emphatic fashion, 

demolishing St Andrew’s 67-19. 

The win means that they will 

now host their first ever UC 

championship semi-final. 

“It will be huge atmosphere 

at Upper on Saturday, it’s 

been a long time since the 

school has had a game like 

this to celebrate,” said Stephen 

Dods, Christ’s College rugby 

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• Round 14 results: Christ’s 

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Timaru Boys’ High School 

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Shirley Boys’ 13; Ashburton 

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Marlborough Boys’ College 16, 

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Lincoln High School 5. 

Standings: Christ’s College 

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Marlborough Boys’ 40pts, 

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the time there are also activities 

based around the science of 

popular books in the library and 

other topics. Take your children 

to learn more about science and 

their local library. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate 

Mall. Free entry 

New Brighton Ukulele JAM 

Friday nights, from 7.30pm 

Every Friday this group meets 

to play the ukulele and other 

instruments and sing all kinds 

of songs and different genres of 

music – anything that is in the 

spirit of Joyful Anarchic Music 

(JAM). There is a data projector 

so all the lyrics and the chords 

are available. Everyone is welcome. 

Tea, coffee and biscuits 

are free. 

St Faith’s Hall, 46 Hawke St, 

New Brighton. $2 entry 

New Brighton Seaside Market 

Every Saturday, 10am-2pm 

The New Brighton Pedestrian 

Mall is filled with colour and 

creativity every Saturday. Go 

down to the seaside and enjoy 

live entertainment, food, 

produce, arts, crafts, jewellery 

and more. There’s also a bouncy 

castle and free face-painting for 

the kids. For more information, 

email seasidemarket@mail.com. 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall. 

Free entry 

ART: Every month Brighton Gallery brings out a new exhibition featuring work from an 

artist. Through the month of August local artist Julie Sheppard will have her work on 

display. Take a look at the work she creates with bold colour and different subject matter, 

from landscapes to cats. The exhibition will run daily from 10am-4pm. 

Super Saturday Storytimes 

Every Saturday, 11-11.45am 

Go along and enjoy a 

Storytimes session followed 

by fun craft activities. This 

programme runs during the 

school term and is for children 

between two to seven. There 

will be a different Storytime 

theme and craft activity every 

weekend. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

Rd, Shirley. Free entry 

Winter Hoedown 

Saturday, 7-11.30pm 

The Rawhiti School Parent 

Teacher Association is hosting a 

hoedown. Black Velvet Band will 

be providing the music to dance 

along to and a photo booth will 

be there to capture moments 

throughout the night. Dinner 

is provided for and included in 

the ticket price. For tickets go to 

http://www.rawhitipta.org.nz/ 

hoedown-tickets.html 

North New Brighton 

Community Centre, 88 Marine 

Parade. Tickets $30

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Bridal show 

bigger and better 

$22,000 in prizes 

up for grabs 

SAVE THE date. 

The With This Ring Bridal Show is rolling 

around for another year, being held 

on August 28 at the Air Force Museum in 

Wigram. 

This year’s show will have 85 exhibitors 

ranging from wedding and bridesmaid 

gowns, photography, honeymoons, 

flowers, stationary, caterers, venue hire 

and many more. 

On top of that, there will be more than 

$22,000 of prizes to be won. 

A wedding and honeymoon at Norfolk 

Island will be up for grabs, as well as a 

honeymoon at The Edgewater Resort and 

Spa in Rarotonga. 

Brides-to-be can go in the draw to win 

a wedding gown, up to the value of $3895, 

from To Cherish Bridal Boutique. 

Venue hire up to the value of $4050 for 

Wigram Base will be up for grabs, along 

with many more prizes and giveaways. 

Two fashion catwalks will be held, one 

at 11am and the other at 2pm, showcasing 

wedding gowns and mother-of-the bride 

outfits. 

Event manager Mark Sinclair said this 

year’s event would be “bigger and better” 

than last year’s inaugural one. 

“If they are just needing the last few 

things or they are wanting to plan their 

whole wedding, this show has everything 

SAVE THE DATE: The With This Ring 

Bridal Show will have two catwalks 

showcasing wedding gowns and 

mother of the bride outfits. 

under the one roof.” 

He said there was a wide range of exhibitors 

and stalls to look at to plan your 

special day. 

“There are so many specialists that 

are there under one roof so people can 

go at their own leisure and talk to them 

and plan their day. Then they can make 

appointments to go back at a later date 

and follow up.” 

• The With This Ring Bridal Show 

will be held at the Air Force Museum 

in Wigram, on August 28, from 

9.30am-4pm. Tickets are $15 and can 

be purchased at the door on the day, or 

pre-sale tickets are available online at 

dashtickets.co.nz 

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Getting Parents Involved 

MerrIn BelIeveS that effective 

school-home partnerships can enhance 

children’s learning. These partnerships are 

also welcome within the school to give 

students an extra boost through various 

programmes which would not be available 

without parent input. 

examples of these programmes are 

our group of Parent reading tutors 

whom work alongside 2 students three 

times a week and the Perceptual Motor 

Programme which helps enhance 

our tāmariki’s movement skills and 

understanding of language. 

Including and encouraging parents to 

be active participants within learning 

discussions is another growth area 

at Merrin. 

These opportunities are provided 

through our Merrin ICt Community 

Blog providing instant online support 

and information about BYOD and 

digital citizenship through a specially 

designed portal, giving parents interactive 

responses to questions. 

There is a regular Monday Parent 

Drop in Centre for parents to ask 

questions while having a chat and cup of 

coffee. Parent information workshops 

also pop up regularly throughout the year 

on a variety of topics. 

Merrin is always looking for ways to 

enhance and grow our partnership with 

parents for the benefit of all our tāmariki. 

PEGASUS POST 


Welcome to Casebrook 

Intermediate School. 

Daniel helping our tāmariki with their spelling. 

Year 7 & 8 students are a unique age 

group that we specialize in educating. 

Our staff and school resources are 

all geared for this stage of personal 

development and focus on providing 

as a diverse range of learning 

opportunities to create a well-rounded 

individual. 

Our learning environment is 

supported by a strong focus on our 

school values of respect (Whakaute), 

excellence (Panekiretanga) and 

Perseverance (Hiringa). Through these 

‘reP’ values we develop within each 

student a sense of self worth to realise 

their importance as a member of our 

Casebrook community. 

Our school environment is one 

where students are safe and have the 

confidence to take risks with their 

learning. In this way the students 

at Casebrook are supported and 

encouraged to become self-motived, 

independent learners. 

We value the partnership between 

home and school. together we can 

create an environment where we foster 

feelings of pride and belonging. We are 

sure you will enjoy being a part of our 

community and I would welcome the 

opportunity to meet with you to discuss 

your child’s future at Casebrook. 

Sharon Keen 

Casebrook Intermediate School Principal 

We specialise in great 

schooling for years 1 to 10 

• years 1 to 6 establishing 

strong foundations 

• years 7 to 10 great 

preparation for the 

senior years 

• well prepared for life 

beyond the gate 

Growing in Wisdom & Stature 

Application closing date for 2017 

enrolments at all year levels is: 

August 26, 2016 

Limited places in Year 7 to 10 

applications are invited 

Working together with 

families in the south west 

of Christchurch. Our 

students benefit from 

our specialist teaching 

with emphasis on pastoral 

care and our special focus 

on personal character 

development and learning. 

For more information, contact us on: (03) 338 8153 or enrol@aidanfield.school.nz 

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The Cathedral 

Grammer School 

at CatHeDral GraMMar, we are 

passionate about young people and their 

boundless potential to lead exciting and 

generous lives. We believe in aspiring 

to excellence in all we do, encouraging 

individuals to flourish – in mind, body 

and spirit. 

This term the Cathedral Grammar 

community have welcomed Scott 

Thelning as our new Principal. Scott is an 

experienced principal from Christchurch 

who is passionate about our city and 

ensuring that Grammar is a valued part 

of the rejuvenation of our CBD. He is 

looking forward to working with our 

pupils, staff and parents to ensure our 

school engages, motivates and inspires 

young Cantabrians who are ready for the 

challenges of the 21st century, building 

on the best of our valued traditions whilst 

opening their minds to new ways of 

thinking, doing and being. 

Cathedral Grammar is a unique 

educational environment. Our dedicated, 

co-educational Pre-School and Junior 

School each provide the ideal foundation 

for our young pupils up to Year 3 before 

they move up to the Boys’ and Girls’ Prep 

Schools. 

Here, in Years 4 to 8, our boys and 

girls are educated separately, allowing for 

dedicated single-sex learning that meets 

the needs of each gender, alongside many 

opportunities to mix and develop social 

skills in a co-educational environment 

outside the classroom. 

Grammar’s overarching vision – to 

help our pupils to become engaged 

thinkers, enterprising spirits and 

moral citizens – will equip our 

students with the knowledge, quality 

skills and dispositions to play a 

leading role in our ever-changing 

world. all of this occurs in a genuinely 

happy, caring and vibrant atmosphere 

committed to provide outstanding 

opportunities for every girl and boy, 

and to celebrate their diverse gifts. 

You and your child are warmly 

invited to visit and meet our pupils 

and staff, and to discover for 

yourselves the purposeful, warm and 

inclusive atmosphere for which we are 

known. We welcome you to our next 

Open Day on tuesday 23 august, or 

we would be delighted to arrange your 

visit on another, normal school day 

Ph 03.365.0385 – linda Marsh, 

registrar. 


Cathedral Grammar 

Your child’s foundation 

The ideal preparation 

OPEN DAY 

Tuesday 23 August 

Co-educational Pre-School - 20 hours ECE available 

Co-educational Junior School (Y1-3) 

Separate Girls’ School (Y4-8) & Boys’ School (Y4-8) 

Small classes 

Specialist teachers 

Tradition blended with innovation 

Nurturing, focused, challenging 

To arrange a visit, 

contact Linda Marsh 

03 365 0385 

Teacher-supervised after-school care until 5:30pm 

www.CathedralGrammar.com 

26 Park Terrace, Christchurch

569a Colombo Street 

Christchurch 

03 377 6800 

www.tocherish.co.nz 

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HEALTH & BEAUTY 

A game changer in the fight 

against Parkinson’s Disease 

If you have Parkinson’s disease, you cannot 

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Muscle People Physiotherapy. 

“Exercise needs to be a front line defence 

for people with Parkinson’s disease. PD 

Warrior aims to re-wire the brain to allow 

everyday movements and activities to be 

performed with greater ease. Just like your 

muscles benefit from cross- training, your 

brain also benefits from being challenged and 

surprised.” Melissa McConaghy, co-founder 

of PD Warrior and Specialist Neurological 

Physiotherapist. 

Purposeful movement can combat the loss 

of motor control seen in Parkinson’s disease. 

PD Warrior combines a high effort, intensive 

work-out with a challenging combination 

of movements and mental strategy. It is 

designed for people with early stage or mild 

Parkinson’s disease with the aim of slowing 

down the progress of the disease. 

“PD Warrior is loads of fun and can get 

very loud with plenty of variety to keep 

people engaged. you get to connect with 

like-minded people who want to fight their 

symptoms,” says Laurie Moore, Director of 

Muscle People Physiotherapy. 

Neil, from Rangiora, has been attending 

the PD Warrior programme and says; “The 

exaggerated movement keeps the body 

moving rather than seizing up”. Neil keeps 

up the exercises at home during the week and 

says “that’s how you get the most benefit out 

of it.” He has been playing more golf and is 

able to work a couple of days a week. 

Muscle People has helped clients achieve 

some significant milestones through PD 

Warrior. Those who come to the PD Warrior 

circuit style programme at the city clinic each 

week report feeling more confident in their 

movements and are able to move more freely 

and get back into life. 

The first step in the PD Warrior 

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PD Warrior not only re-trains your 

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• Twenty percent of people affected 

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• PD Warrior retrains the brain 

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• Muscle People Physiotherapy run 

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PEGASUS POST 

YOU HAVE waited and here you are an 

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The funky open planned kitchen, dining 

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Featuring two double bedrooms, the 

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The single plus internal accessed garage 

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Our owners have given clear instructions 

this gorgeous property will be sold. 

Open Home: Saturday 11.15am to 

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interior & exterior, 

gib fixing, plastering, 

paperhanging, Est 50 yrs 

in ChCh, ph Wingfields 

Ltd, ph Mark 021 171- 

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Phone Michael 364 

7080 or 027 438 3943 

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experience. Phone John 

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email johnmill@ihug. 

co.nz 

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027 435-8759 

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480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

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converted to DVD, video 

taping, weddings, twenty 

firsts, special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

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by skilled tradesman, Ph 

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0800 538 969 Free quotes, 

visit www.jetx.co.nz 

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machines, Fridge Freezers. 

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or 027 313 8156 

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A Records and Hi-Fi 

gear wanted, excellent 

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7 days www.pennylane. 

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Displays for all the family 

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Would you like your children to 

exercise more and earn some money? 

An afternoon 

of fine jazz 

Maestro Doug Caldwell performs the first concert 

at the new venue 'The Piano', Centre for Music 

th 

& the Arts, on Sunday the 14 August at 3pm. 

Doug is an icon of the jazz world and has been 

performing for the past 72 years, debuting in 1944 

as pianist in The Staretta Trio, at the age of 16 years. 

He played at the Malando regularly for 15 years 

then joined the Brian Marston Band playing in the 

Winter Gardens regularly. 

He studied arranging and composition at 

Michigan State University USA in 1956 and upon 

returning to New Zealand as well as being very 

much in the music scene in Christchurch, was then 

musical director for Radio New Zealand and 

Television New Zealand for many years. 

Doug taught at the Christchurch Polytechnic Jazz 

School for 14 years and retired as Lecturer 

Emeritus in 2005 and in his honour the auditorium 

at the Jazz School is named after him. 

The Maestro has performed with the cream of 

The 

Woolston Club... 

A classic, contemporary 

club experience 

Cafe open from 11am 

Happy Hour 4.30pm - 5.30pm 

TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities, 

HOUSIE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 

SHUTTLE Tuesday - Saturday 

the crop Jazz musicians, Henry Mancini, Ronnie 

Scott, Nat Adderley, Scott Hamilton, Buddy Tait, 

Holly Hoffman, Don Rader, Mavis Rivers and many 

more. 

Doug is a full writer member of APRA/AMCOS 

and has received numerous Awards and Citations 

including in 2006 the MNZM for Services to Jazz in 

New Zealand. 

Now aged 88 years he is looking forward to 

taking the stage with fellow musicians Bob Heinz 

on guitar, Mike Kime bass and Ted Meager drums. 

Jody Keehan completes the lineup on vocals. 

Tickets for the concert are available on Eventbrite 

or by 'phoning 3528568 and the audience can rest 

assured of an afternoon of fine jazz from the 

Maestro and friends. 

Open 7 Days 

Restaurant open 

from 5.30pm! 

Retro Roast Lunch 

12pm Wednesdays 

$10 Members/$12 Non 

SUNDAY ROAST 

LUNCH 

12PM - 2PM 

LIVE MUSIC 

7PM FRIDAY 

EDDIE SIMON 

7PM SATURDAY 

ROBBIE DREW 

2PM SUNDAY 

CANTERBURY BRASS BAND 

NEW SEASON 

MENU OUT NOW! 

COMING UP 

SATURDAY 

27th August, 7pm 

Dinner Theatre at its Best 

A NIGHT OF MAYHEM 

Three course meal & show $60 

Doors open at 6.30pm 

DELIVERY 

PEOPLE 

WANTED 

The Star requires delivery personnel 

in all areas of Christchurch. 

The work involves door-to-door 

delivery of The Star newspaper. 

Please call 

Leanne Lucas 364-7451 or 

Mark Coulthard 364 7453 

email: deliveries@starmedia.kiwi 

SAT. AUGUST 20


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WHAT’S ON 

TUESDAYS & 

THURSDAYS 

Members 

Lucky Card Draw 

TAB POD 

LIVE MUSIC 

THIS SATURDAY 

7PM - LATE 

JOIN 

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- downstairs - 

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Open Tuesday 

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12pm-2pm 

and from 5pm. 

Midweek 

SPECIAL 

$10 

ROAST 

Available Tuesday, 

Wednesday, 

& Thursday 

- upstairs - 

PIERVIEW 

Restaurant 

Quality a la carte 

with a view! 

Open FRIDAY, 

SATURDAY, 

& SUNDAY 

from 5.30pm 

FRIDAY SPECIAL: 

BBQ PORK RIBS 

$19.50! 

for a limited time 

SUNDAY SPECIAL 

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SUNDAY 28th AUG 

BOOK NOW for 

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BUFFET $25 

SHUTTLE RUNNING 

Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat 

202 Marine Parade 

Ph 388-9416 

Members, guests and affiliates welcome 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

«WHAT'S ON« 

WESTVIEW LOUNGE 

FRIDAY 12 AUGUST, 7PM 

ROBBIE DREW 

SATURDAY 

13 AUGUST, 4.30PM 

IAN MAC 

8PM SHALOW 

«COMING UP« 

SATURDAY 20 August, 8PM 

DnD Showband presents 

THREE SHOWS IN ONE... 

Fleetwood Mac ; ABBA; Moulin Rouge 

Pre sale tickets $20 / Door sales $25 

SATURDAY 27 August, 7.30PM 

SOUND SENSATION 

13 PIECE SHOWBAND. Tickets $25. 

FRIDAY 2 September, 7.30PM 

THE DIXIE PRIX PRESENT 

LEGENDS OF COUNTRY 

NZ PREMIERE COUNTRY TRIO. Tickets $15. 

Hornby WMC, 17 Carmen Road, Hornby 

phone 03 349 9026 

www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz 

Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

The music and spirit of the 

late, great and incomparable 

Whitney Houston 

SOUTH African born, 

Belinda Davids 

performs the music of 

Whitney Houston in a 

fabulous tribute show 

that is currently touring 

New Zealand as part of 

a world wide tour. ‘The 

Greatest Love of All : 

The Whitney Houston 

Show” plays one 

Christchurch date at the 

Aurora Centre on Tuesday 16th 

August, 8pm. 

In the wake of Whitney Houston's 

tragic passing in 2012, and in respect 

for Houston's legacy, Showtime 

Australia dedicated over 12 months 

to perfecting this production and 

finding the right star. After 

conducting over 15,000 auditions in 

12 countries, accomplished vocalist 

Belinda Davids was selected to pay 

reverence to Houston with her 

carefully crafted renditions. 

Blessed with a 4 octave range, 

Belinda has performed professionally 

since the age of 14. She has opened 

for and sung along side many 

international artists and acts, and has 

recorded and released her own solo 

album. 

In ‘The Greatest Love of All’, 

Belinda delivers over 20 of Houston’s 

most loved songs including - 

Greatest Love of All, I Wanna Dance 

With Somebody, One Moment in 

Time, I’m Every Woman, I Will 

Always Love You - live on stage in a 

spectacular show backed by a live 

band and dancers. 

Tickets on sale now at Eventfinda. 

For further information visit 

thegreatestloveofall.com.au 

Be in to WIN a double pass 

Star Media has a double to pass to give away to ‘The Greatest Love of All : 

The Whitney Houston Show” taking place at the Aurora Centre, Greers Rd on 

Tuesday 16th August 2016, 8pm. 

To go into the ticket draw, email your name and daytime contact phone 

number, along with the answer to: “The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Love of All” to: 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi Subject: Whitney Houston Competition. 

Entries close 5pm Friday 12th August. The winner will be notified. 

Lunch & Dinner 

All you can eat, 7 days 

SUNDAY 

4th SEPT 

HAPPY 

FATHERS 

DAY 

Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

NOW SERVING 

available 

from 

9am 

Breakfast 

HAPPY 

HOUR 

5PM - 7PM 

DAILY 

LIVE 

Rhonda Campbell duo 

6PM FRIDAY 12th August 

MUSIC 

PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH 

THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

Grand National Racing Carnival 

6, 10, 13 August | Riccarton Park Racecourse 

Proud to sponsor Saturday 13th August 142nd NZ Grand National Steeplechase 

Start your 

day with us 

Race Day Breakfasts 

Seniors 2-course Lunch Deal 

$20 

Roast/Dessert or Soup/Roast 

Mon-Sat 12pm-2.30pm 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

We are 

open 

from 

6.30am 

FROM 

$18 

Cooked breakfasts 

Party on 

with us 

LIVE MUSIC |SPORTS BAR 

Wednesday 10th: Code Red 

Friday 12th: Mark Henare 

Saturday 13th: Medium Rare 

Children's 

2-course Special 

$10 

Racecourse Hotel 

118 Racecourse Rd, Ph 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

Open daily from 6.30am - late

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Washed White Potatoes 

5kg 

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$ 

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$ 

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$ 

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FreshChoice Parklands 

60 Queenspark Drive, Christchurch. 

Open 7am-11pm, 7 days. 

FreshChoice.co.nz FreshChoiceNZ 383 1004 

FreshChoice Parklands 

Certain products may not be available in all stores. Savings are based on non-promotional price. Limits may apply. 

Prices apply from Tuesday 9th August to Sunday 14th August 2016, or while stocks last. 

Owned and 

operated 

by locals 

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