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Post-election spat
for community board
Stewart hits
out at former
chairwoman
• By Shelley Robinson
RE-ELECTED Burwood-Coastal
Community Board member
Linda Stewart has taken a swipe
at her former chairwoman,
Andrea Cummings.
In a text released to the
Pegasus Post under the Official
Information Act, Ms Stewart
told Ms Cummings after the
recent local body elections, that
she had not done her best for the
community – rather done the
best by “the mayor.”
Ms Stewart said in the text she
ignored the rest of the board in
the last term, and would do so
again this term if they failed to
“work with the people.”
Ms Stewart was elected
onto the Burwood-Coastal
Community Board alongside
Tim Baker, Tim Sintes and Kim
Money. Ms Cummings, who was
the chairwoman of the former
community board, missed out
on re-election.
Ms Stewart also ran for district
councillor in the Rangiora-
Ashley Ward but failed to get
elected.
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Lianne Dalziel Linda Stewart Andrea Cummings
Since the earthquakes, Ms
Stewart has relocated from
her house in Parklands, and
has been living in a home in
Rangiora since the start of the
year. She told the Pegasus Post
last month that she wanted
“closure” and to finish projects
in Burwood.
The text was sent in response
to Ms Cummings thanking
her supporters on Facebook on
October 8.
She wrote that she could leave
with her “head held high . . .
knowing I did all I could for the
community with honesty and
their best interests at heart.”
Ms Cummings told the
Pegasus Post she had always
behaved in a fair way.
“During the term I was
gracious to Linda and offered
her many opportunities to
participate in the public eye
over and above what I was
obliged to as chair.”
But Ms Stewart texted her the
morning after the local body
elections saying: [I] disagree that
you did you best to represent
the east. You did your best for
the mayor. The people were so
disappointed that you didn’t
represent them. I tried to tell you
but you ignored my advice. The
term was hard for that reason
and not as hard as the one prior
by a long shot . . .
“I hope now that this board
gets reconnected to our people
and represents them. If not I
will ignore them and again work
with the people. That’s advocacy.
Screw politics,” she wrote.
“Find a new direction for
yourself,” she advised Ms
Cummings.
Ms Stewart told the Pegasus
Post it was not intended to be
personal attack on Ms Cummings
or Mayor Lianne Dalziel, but she
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Ms Stewart said Ms
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for the ward in regards to
establishing a community
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hot salt water pools in New
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former chairwoman
Andrea Cummings failed to
advocate for a community
advisory group for the
QE II replacement facility
and the hot salt water pools
project.
time round.
Ms Dalziel had “over-ridden”
the community board wishes on
this also, she said.
Ms Dalziel told the Pegasus
Post that this was incorrect as
she only had one vote around
the city council table. She
said Ms Stewart should be
“more gracious” towards Ms
Cummings.
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FROM
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EDITOR’S
DESK News................................ 3, 5-6
IT WAS a surprise exit from
local body politics for former
community board chairwoman
Andrea Cummings last week.
But it appears that one of her
board members, Linda Stewart
(who did get re-elected), took
the opportunity to share a few
thoughts the morning after the
elections by sending her a text
message. Pegasus Post received
the text that was sent under the
Official Information Act and that is
our front page this week. Was the
community board as disconnected
from residents as Ms Stewart says?
Let me know your view on the
community board’s engagement –
shelley.robinson@starmedia.kiwi
The Linwood Community Arts
Centre is showing the work of people
who found taking up the paint
brush helped them move away
from their life of drug dependency
– see page 5.
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News
Safety concerns near school
In Brief
• By Caitlin Miles
TRAFFIC OUTSIDE Linwood
Ave School has parents fearful
for the safety of children when
they walk to and from school,
and they want the speed limit
reduced urgently.
Parents say the crossings at
the busy Linwood Ave, Buckleys
Rd and Aldwins Rd intersection,
and the Linwood Ave crossing
outside the school, are “too
dangerous” for children to use
safely.
The school has called in the
city council to look at reducing
speed on Linwood Ave from
50km/h outside the school to
40km/h, and to put in flashing
speed signs.
Principal Blair Dravitski, who
started at the school last week
replacing Gerard Direen, said
it’s an issue the school wants
improved.
He said the city council would
be at the school on Wednesday
to observe the issues around
children safely navigating the
traffic.
The Pegasus Post went to the
school on Friday morning and
spoke with concerned parents.
Tracy Blackmun said she
worries about her son, Keith,
walking to school and having to
navigate the traffic lights.
SAFETY: Tracy Blackmun drops her son, Keith, off directly
outside the Linwood Ave School gates because she is concerned
for his safety crossing the busy roads. PHOTOS: GEOFF SLOAN
“I drop him off right outside
the gate every morning and pick
him up right here too because
I’m worried about his safety,”
Mrs Blackmun said.
“Something needs to be done
because the kids need to be
safe,” she said.
Another parent, Lisa Harrison,
said the school’s location
is great, her problem is with the
traffic and crossings.
“It’s absolute crap, people
need to be more careful driving
around here. It’s too dangerous
for the kids to get across safely,”
Mrs Harrison said.
Mr Dravitski said teachers
had to be very vigilant at the
crossings.
“We think the signs will be
effective in reminding people
that they are around a school.
We want our kids and families
safe,” he said.
“We want to get the ball rolling
on this one. The focus is on
safety,” Mr Dravitski said.
WESTHAVEN TREES
Pavements and driveways being
torn up does not warrant the
removal of disruptive trees in
Westhaven, the city council
says. Residents living on Wild
Dunes Place and Lexington
Place gave deputations to the
Burwood-Pegasus Community
Board in August about the plane
trees in the hopes they would be
removed by the city council. The
board resolved that trees creating
damage to infrastructure and
private property in the Westhaven
subdivision would be assessed
by the city council. But the city
council’s assessment has returned
saying their removal is not
warranted.
TRUST UPDATE
The Bridge South Brighton Trust
has been granted the money it
needed to purchase the former
Bridge St Baptist Church. The
trust hopes to complete the purchase
in the coming weeks, trust
member Jane Harrison said at
which time the community will
own the building. The trust also
won a free ‘lift and level’ of the
building from Smartlift, to the
value of $150,000 – that will also
be completed in the coming days.
Ms Harrison said the building
was jacked up about 60mm and
its foundations re-levelled.
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Tuesday October 18 2016
Your Local Views
Attend to the basics first
Re-elected
Burwood
Ward city
councillor
Glenn
Livingstone
talks
about the
importance of prioritising
needs in the east
Thank you to the electors of
the Burwood Ward for your
support in electing me as your
city councillor for the next three
years.
For residents in the Coastal
Ward, I will have a relationship
with you by virtue of being appointed
to the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board.
In many ways, the Burwood
Ward is a microcosm of where
the whole city is at and where I
think we need to head to over the
next city council term.
In my view, the city is living
in a state of an amplified
hierarchy of needs (in reference
to Abraham Maslow’s identified
hierarchy of needs). At one end of
the pyramid, in terms of the provision
of the most basic needs,
many are waiting for roads,
footpaths and infrastructure to
be rebuilt and repaired.
At the other end, many are
yearning to ‘reach for the stars’
and make Christchurch the best
city it can be.
The reason I say this hierarchy
of needs is amplified is that in
this rebuild phase of our city, the
call to attend to needs at both
ends of the pyramid is stronger
than it would normally be in a
city, six years on from the earthquakes,
had we not had a natural
disaster.
In Burwood, many of our
roads and footpaths are still in a
shocking state. Along with this,
most of the residential red zone is
contained within this ward.
Regeneration Christchurch is
beginning its work of taking on
the ideas from the communities
of interest and working with the
local, host communities.
In many ways, this Avon
Otakaro corridor represents the
aspirations of how many would
like Christchurch to look in
the future. And in some cases,
rebuild and repair of roads and
footpaths and the future use of
this area will go hand in glove, as
they are inter-related.
A clue to balancing the
pyramid is found in the thinking
behind Maslow’s work itself.
It’s not rocket science and you
already know the answer. Basically,
attend to the basics first
and then the community will be
more ready to support the ‘reaching
for the stars’ aspirations.
Stay in the kitchen
when cooking
• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk
Management Officer
HOW LONG does it take for 10
litres or more of water in a large
saucepan to boil away and then
the pan to melt from the heat (in
this case a gas cooker) and set
fire to the building?
Well in the case of a house in
Stanley St, Sydenham, last Friday
night it took eight hours.
That’s the time between the
occupant forgetting the pan was
on and leaving and the place being
fully involved in fire.
Five fire trucks and a command
unit attended and, as
you would expect, damage was
severe.
This has to be counted as a
cooking fire. There were two
more reported this week. One of
them involved someone being
taken to hospital with smoke
inhalation.
It also appears this victim may
have had two or three drinks
too many. There are some classic
recipes for disaster in the above
incidents.
The first is relatively common
but doesn’t always mean a house
is completely destroyed.
The second is also quite common,
particularly amongst our
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News
Artwork addresses addiction
In Brief
• By Fraser Walker-Pearce
WHEN Liz Cropp started to
address her drug addiction, she
had to do something to fill the
void, so she took up the paint
brush.
Ms Cropp is one of about
six drug addicts in recovery
who will be exhibiting their
work in the Ignite and Excite
art exhibition at the Linwood
Community Arts Centre, which
opens next week.
Ms Cropp, of Woolston,
said she started going to art
workshops to fill up her days
with activities other than doing
drugs.
“Originally it was to find
something else to do rather
than fill up my day with drugs.
So I found that through these
workshops I was able to go
straight and it was my first day
I was able to go without pot
(cannabis). So I knew that I
could do it,” she said.
The exhibition’s creator Helen
Linton said it is a particularly
special show, as drug
consumers, those in rehab, and
workers in the addiction sector
are all contributing.
“[The exhibition] is different
because it’s aimed at those with
drug addiction. It’s great as well
because they feel good about
UNIQUE ART: Liz Cropp’s artwork which she plans to keep. She said the
rainbow is God’s light and the footprints coming out of the sea is God
carrying her away from a sea of emotion.
contributing, often they get
lumped in with mental health
people. So they feel pretty
special to have this exhibition,”
she said.
Ms Cropp said it was an
incredible feeling for her to
complete a goal she had set for
herself.
“Things like this [the
exhibition], it could be a once
in a lifetime opportunity. It’s
the first time I’ve set myself
a goal and I’ve actually been
able to complete it,” she
said.
Ms Linton said she
doesn’t know how many
artists will contribute to the
exhibition, or the number
of artworks on display, as it
is a big commitment for the
contributors.
“The number of pieces is
Helen Linton
Liz Cropp
an unknown quantity at this
stage, as they are quite critical
of themselves. Some are out of
town, and start off saying ‘I’ll
bring in six’ but on the day only
bring in a few because they
didn’t like their others,” she
said.
The exhibition is opening at
the Linwood Community Arts
Centre on October 25, and will
run until November 12.
FIRST MEETING
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next Tuesday. The new board
consists of a city councillor and
two elected representatives from
both Coastal and Burwood
Wards. The meeting will be held
on the corner of Beresford and
Union Sts at 4.30pm. The first
meeting of the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
will meet next Wednesday at
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representatives appointed across
the three boards.
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Hot pool views sought
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THE FLOOR is open to residents
wanting to give their opinion on
taking part in the next stage of
the New Brighton hot salt water
pools’ development.
Development Christchurch
Ltd, working alongside the city
council, has come up with ideas
for upgrading the existing whale
paddling pool playground and
developing the hot salt water
pools’ facility.
Both projects are based on
community feedback provided
during the New Brighton
Suburban Master Plan process
and the Long Term Plan.
DCL Chief Executive Rob Hall
said he is looking forward to
hearing if the organisation is on
track or not.
“We now need to hear
back from local residents and
community groups to make sure
we’re on the right track,” he said.
New Brighton Pier and
Foreshore Society deputy
chairman Tim Sintes said DCL
is interested to hear what the
public wants to see happen with
the pools’ project and the whale
pool.
“It’s just giving the public
a chance to get involved with
it. If they don’t do it now, and
something goes later on, you get
an ‘I told you so’,” he said.
FEEDBACK WANTED: The city council is asking residents what
they want to see for the hot salt water pools project. Some
want to see a design similar to the St Clair pools in Dunedin
(pictured).
Mr Sintes said he imagined one
of the talking points during the
feedback process would be the
cost of a family getting into the
pools.
Work on the new, substantially
enlarged play area and hot salt
water pools is part of the wider
programme of regeneration
happening in New Brighton.
“This development needs to
fit in with other community
initiatives, plans for the
revitalisation of the commercial
centre of the suburb, the
implementation of the Master
Plan, work to understand future
environmental issues and the
wider regeneration of the New
Brighton area,” said Mr Hall.
Previously, the community
had said they would like to see
a design similar to the St
Clair Hot Salt Water Pools in
Dunedin.
Feedback will inform further
work on the project and more
detailed planning of the play
and pool concepts, which are
expected to be presented to the
city council for consideration by
the end of the year.
Consultation closes on
November 5 at 5pm.
NO-GO: The CDHB is warning people to not collect or eat
shellfish like oysters from the east coast.
PHOTO: SIMON BAKER
Toxic shellfish
• By Annabelle Dick
THE CANTERBURY District
Health Board has issued a public
warning to not collect or eat
shellfish from the coastline
between Motunau Beach and
Akaroa Harbour after toxic
shellfish were discovered.
The shellfish were discovered at
Sumner Beach and the warning
says not to eat shellfish from the
east coast.
CDHB medical officer of health
Dr Daniel Williams said routine
tests on shellfish samples from
the beach showed high levels of
Diarrhetic Shellfish Poisoning
toxins of up to 0.26mg/kg.
“This is above the safe limit of
0.16mg/kg set by the Ministry
for Primary Industries. Anyone
eating shellfish from this area is
potentially at risk of illness,” Dr
Williams said.
“Mussels, oysters, tuatua, pipi,
toheroa, cockles, scallops, cat’s
eyes, kina (sea urchin) and all
other bivalve shellfish should not
be eaten.”
He said cooking shellfish does
not remove the toxin and it can
cause diarrhoea, vomiting, nausea
and abdominal cramps.
Dr Williams said symptoms
of diarrhetic shellfish poisoning
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hour and can last for 24 hours.
Toxin level monitoring will
continue and the CDHB will let
the public know when shellfish
are safe to eat.
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SCIRT programme on the home straight
SCIRT’s five year programme of repairs to pipes, roads, bridges and retaining walls
is almost complete and we’re aiming to finish construction in December.
The City Council and NZ Transport Agency will continue completing ongoing repairs
to the city's earthquake-damaged infrastructure after SCIRT.
Progress in your neighbourhood
• We’ve finished connecting homes in Aranui to
their new resilient vacuum wastewater system.
Storm water and roading work will continue until
the end of the year.
• Pages Road, between Anzac Drive and
Breezes Road is back to one-way towards
the city, while we complete the final round of
wastewater repairs and rebuild the road.
• We’ve almost completed our extensive repairs
to the wastewater, storm water, fresh water and
roading networks in Parklands and expect to be
finished by the end of November.
• Wastewater repairs on Woodham Road,
Linwood are 80% complete.
• New Brighton will still see major works to the
wastewater network and crews repairing small
sections of road until December.
Your support is helping
us to get the job done.
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SCIRT team.
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Marlene Bennetts
Children’s author writes book
Author Marlene Bennetts, 78, has finished writing her
latest children’s book, The Little Drummer Boy, to
raise money for her earthquake-damaged church in
Opawa. She spoke to Caitlin Miles about her roving
childhood and writing her memoirs
Can you tell me about The
Little Drummer Boy?
I was approached to write
something for the church in
November last year that could
be ready for Christmas. I sat on
it for a while wondering what I
could write and Evelyn Hille said
to me why not write something
on The Little Drummer Boy and
so that’s what I did.
How long have you belonged
to the Opawa Community
Church?
I’ve lived in Opawa for about
eight and half years and belonged
to the church for at least
six and half I think.
How long have you been
writing?
I have been writing for about
30 years now, children’s books
and poems mostly.
What made you want to be a
writer?
I’ve always wanted to write. I
hated poetry. I was always interested
in reading. We didn’t have
libraries in the one-room schools
so I didn’t get my first book until
I was eight. It was Peter Pan – I
loved that book, my grand-kids
have it now. When I was
growing up I used to tell my
brothers stories to get them to
do things for me when I didn’t
want to.
How many siblings do you
have?
I have two younger brothers.
Did you grow up in Christchurch?
No I didn’t. We moved roughly
15 times so it’s hard to pinpoint
where I grew up. I was born in
Westport, though.
Why did you move so often?
My father worked in sawmills,
so we moved around a lot. We
were in a lot of small towns that
only had one-classroom schools.
Most of them had basically the
same text books throughout, so
I would read a couple of chapters
ahead before starting at a new
school and the teachers would
think I was really clever until
they caught up to the chapter I
was on.
Were you a bit cheeky in
AUTHOR: Marlene Bennetts has written 28 books over her
30-year career.
PHOTO: CAITLIN MILES
school Marlene?
I had a strong character and
got bored quickly I think is what
it was. I ended up being prefect
of my high school so I can’t have
been that bad! Just a little cheeky.
Was it hard moving from
school to school?
It wasn’t so bad when I was
young. I do remember this one
boy used to ride a white horse to
school and every day my brother
and I would have to run home
because he would chase us on
his horse and get it to nip at
us. When I turned 11, I started
to realise that my family were
considered low on the social
class because our dad worked in
the sawmill. My dad left school
at 14-and-a-half but he was very
resilient.
That was young to leave
school.
It wasn’t that uncommon back
then. My parents were young
when they had me. My mum
was 17 and my dad was 18. Mum
had all three of us before she
was 21. We kind of grew up with
our parents, they were like older
siblings. Well, they were parents
first but you know. It was great.
You see I have a lot to write
about for my memoirs.
How will you write everything
from your memory?
I have kept journals for the
last 30 or 40 years, I use them to
write stories and poems too. I
can reflect on what people were
wearing during the time. How
they wore their hair, things like
that. I write about what I know
so I recall on my memories a lot
which is what I’m doing for my
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Did you end up settling anywhere
for a while?
No. Even after we got married,
we kept moving around. We
used to buy houses and do them
up before we sold them on. So
we were moving all around the
North Island. Then in 1987, we
heard of a wee cottage in a place
called Blackball and I said, as
long as I don’t have to use a long
drop, I don’t mind and it had an
indoor toilet so we bought it. I
had never heard of Blackball in
my life and we just packed up
and went there. I hadn’t been in
the South Island since I was nine
and my husband had never been
so it was pretty big. We bought
the house for $10,000 – you
wouldn’t dream of that now.
Did you start writing when
you lived there?
Yes. My husband decided to
retire when we moved there so
he was 56. I use to have a room
in the house which looked out
onto the mountains where I
would go to write. That was
my special spot. We had our
children by that stage but they
were all grown up. I would just
shut myself off and Hec would
keep supporting me.
Were there times when you
wanted to give up on writing?
I was 48 when I wrote my first
poem called Stolen Virginity. I
went to this group where people
read out their poems and had
them criticised by other writers.
These were respected and widely
published writers and I was
sitting there wondering why I
was there and what I was doing.
I got up and read it out and came
home saying to my husband
there is no way I am ever going
back there, I’m not writing
anymore, and he managed to
convince me it wasn’t that bad
so I went back the next month
and it was the best thing I ever
did. For every acceptance letter
I got for a piece, I got about
10 rejections. So it was pretty
common for me to say I’m not
doing this anymore and chuck
it all in the bin. And Hec, my
husband, would pull it all out
again and convince me to keep
writing. If it wasn’t for him, I
wouldn’t be talking to you today.
HER ROCK:
Marlene’s late
husband Hec
was her biggest
supporter,
encouraging
her to keep
writing when she
considered giving
up several times.
He was always my rock.
Your husband seems like a big
part of your motivation, how
did you two meet?
We were doing high jump
and that was very different then
compared to what it is now. We
used to jump and fall into a pit of
sawdust. So anyway, I was doing
high jump and I stopped just
short of the pit and tore a whole
load of ligaments in my knee. I
needed surgery but it was more
risky back then. I had wanted
to be in the Air Force but that
wasn’t likely and, after that, it
certainly wasn’t going to happen.
So I ended up moving 800
miles (1287km) away to live
with my Grandmother to work
as a secretary – I was 16 at
the time. Hec was working in
the garage and he was 23 so it
worked out.
What have been some of your
highlights?
I wrote this poem called The
Miner’s Widow and I got a letter
from a man who had picked up
a copy and he said he had read
it crying because it was the tale
of his mum. That was really
touching.
You received a New Zealand
Order of Merit?
Yes, that was a real shock and
an honour to receive – I couldn’t
believe it. I read the letter and
wondered what I was receiving it
for. I never dreamed I would get
one. I just wished my dad could
have been there to see it.
How often do you write each
day?
I’m not sure how many a day,
but about 15 hours a week now.
I’ve taken a bit of a step back
from how much I used to do
but I still work away on my
laptop.
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AUCTION
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Addington 43 Spencer Street
Investor Or Nester?
Sue Roberts & Gemma Roberts
M 027 440 1282 or 027 223 6471 P 03 323 6045
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008
COMMERCIAL AUCTION
2 1 1
Harcourts ID: BF26973
This is an opportunity to get an affordable first home or a great rental in a popular area, while still
at an affordable level. This cute cottage has two double bedrooms, kitchen and living over looking
sunny private backyard. A short walk to all the attractions on Lincoln Road, Hagley Park and the
rejuvenating CBD. Owners want sold, this will be sold at auction if not before - be quick!
Auction: Wednesday 9 th November
Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior)
View: Phone for viewing times.
Belfast 21 Donegal Street
A Little Beauty + Cash...
Jo Prince
M 027 613 4440 P 03 313 6158
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Rangiora Licensed Agent REAA 2008
DEADLINE SALE
2 1 1
Harcourts ID: RG7901
All yours if you’re quick enough. $19,957 EQC monies for repairs and the vendor has already spent
thousands of $’s on renovations too. Snap it up and enjoy the benefits! Charm blended with
modern, heat-pump, log-burner and fabulous private outdoor areas. Ideal starter or investment
with potential to add value. Vendor has a place to go to and loved ones to be with - must be sold.
For Sale: $350,000
View: Saturday & Sunday 12.00-12.30pm.
Heathcote 64-68 Port Hills Road
New Retail Opportunity Heathcote
FOR SALE
2 3
Harcourts ID: BF26323
With development now underway at the Maltworks over 55’s lifestyle village, there is a prime
opportunity to be in first to situate your retail business right next door. Three retail shops are to be
built of 103sqm each(or possibility of smaller floor space if required) and would ideally suit a corner
café, hairdresser, dairy and/or associated business’s In such an extraordinary location.
Geoff Barclay
M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Phone for more information and viewing times.
Prebbleton 10 Westburn Place
Smart Family Home + Attached Flat
Harcourts ID: BF6965
This smartly designed modern home provides great family living and offers additional value
with the attached-flat, which includes kitchenette, bathroom and separate access - perfect for
the independent family member or tenant opportunity! Buyers will appreciate the additional
conveniences this home offers. Set on a wonderful easy-care section in a popular neighbourhood.
Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai
M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008
AUCTION
4 3 2
Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before
10 th November at 4.00pm
View: Phone for viewing times.
Shirley 5 Netherby Lane
Home Is Where The Heart Is
Harcourts ID: RG7920
And this home will certainly warm your heart. Much loved, and now with completed renovation
including new kitchen, double glazing and many other excellent features. Our owners have
reluctantly decided it is time to down size. A stones throw from The Palms, so an ideal location for
those wanting easy access to shops + schools. Spic and span, you will not be disappointed!
Christine Tallott
M 0274 906 042 P 03 313 6158
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Rangiora Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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3 1 2
For Sale: Offers invited
View: Sunday 12.30-1.15pm.
Sumner 5 Denman Street
Due To Health Reasons ...
Harcourts ID: BF26947
... Our owners have made the difficult decision to now reside with family members, consequently
allowing the opportunity to purchase this property, which has not been available to the market in
15 years. This cherished bungalow is the perfect opportunity for first-home buyers, beach-lovers or
investors - with a beautiful large and private section, only minutes away from the hub of the town.
Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai
M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 323 6045
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008
1 1 1
Auction: Wednesday 2 nd November @ 3.00pm
Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior)
View: Phone for viewing times.
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Snap Me Up - You Better Be Quick!
44 Kathleen Crescent, Hornby
DEADLINE SALE: All offers presented 4.00pm Monday 31 st October (unless sold prior).
3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 1 Car Garage | Off Street Parking | Property ID: BF26963
First home buyers here is your
opportunity to create your dream home
by updating this sunny and warm home.
Built in the 1940s, the home has it’s own
special charm of that era. Three double
bedrooms, combined kitchen, dining and
separate lounge.
Enjoy summer entertaining on the large
North facing deck.
Easy care landscaped grounds with
raised vege gardens, single garage with
extra off street parking.
• Permanent material home
• Three bedrooms
• Separate laundry
• Good storage
• Woodburner, heatpump and two
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• Timber and aluminium joinery
• Open plan kitchen/dining
• Separate living
• Landscaped gardens
• Great outdoor entertaining area
• Close to shops, transport and schools
• Vacant possession
Close to The Hub and all that Hornby has
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An affordable opportunity for first home
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For more information contact
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by 5pm each Wednesday
St Faith’s Annual Church
Fair
November 5, 10am-2pm
Good family fun with many
stalls and attractions, including
stalls from the White Elephant
Trust, toys, books, a sausage
sizzle and refreshments. There
will also be face-painting, a
puppet show and a kapa haka
performance.
St Faith’s Church grounds in
Hawke St. Free entry
Ignite and Excite Exhibition
October 25 to November 12.
Monday to Friday, 11am-4pm,
Saturday, noon-3pm
The Christchurch Community
Arts Council, on behalf of the
Christchurch Drug and Alcohol
Service and the Christchurch
Opioid Recovery Service, are
proud to present a collection of
artwork by consumers, those
in recovery and workers in the
addiction sector.
Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester
St, Linwood. Free entry
Bunnings Workshops
Saturdays and Sundays,
October 15-30
Eastern suburbs’ locals are
invited to head to Bunnings
Warehouse Shirley on weekends
throughout October to
receive expert advice and help
developing their DIY skills
through a range of workshops.
Team members will host free
workshops for adults and kids,
sharing their advice through
easy to follow steps. The
workshops include gardening
and outdoor projects, decking
and fencing among others. The
kids workshops will also run
each weekend. They include
garden creatures, craft, paint and
Halloween workshops.
Bunnings Warehouse Shirley,
197 Marshland Rd. Free entry
Exhibition for October
September 27 to October 30
An exhibition is on at the
Brighton Gallery for the month
of October. The paintings on
show have been created by
local artist Judy Harrington.
Ms Harrington has been
painting for more than 10 years
and the mediums she uses
include watercolour, acrylic
and oils. Her artwork is mostly
about landscapes and wildlife,
specialising in birds. She also
teaches painting and drawing.
Brighton Gallery. Shop 4,
Carnaby Lane, New Brighton.
Free entry
BIG BANG: The Guy Fawkes Fireworks Spectacular is returning to New Brighton this year on the
evening of November 5. Beginning at 9pm, the pyrotechnics display at New Brighton Beach is set
to the tunes of a different theme each year. Between 15,000 and 20,000 people view the fireworks
and take in the entertainment and food stalls on the night. The New Brighton Seaside Twilight
Market will also be on before the fireworks from 5-9pm. This is a free event.
Step Ahead Exhibition
October 10-21, gallery hours
Monday to Friday, 11am-4pm,
Saturday noon-3pm
The exhibition provides
an opportunity to recognise
and celebrate artists’ skill and
achievements. About 40 artists
will exhibit drawings, paintings,
photography, mosaics, stone
carving and other crafts. Items
for sale can be purchased by
phoning Eastside Gallery on 981
2881.
Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester
St and Stanmore Rd. Free entry
New Brighton Seaside Market
Every Saturday, 10am-2pm
New Brighton’s pedestrian mall
is filled with colour and creativity
every Saturday. Visit the seaside
and enjoy live entertainment,
food, fresh produce, arts, crafts,
jewellery and more. There will
be a bouncy castle and free facepainting.
For more information,
email seasidemarket@mail.com
Brighton Mall, New Brighton
Free entry
Coastal Spirit Under-19 Lotto
Tournament
Labour Weekend, October 22 to
24, times vary
Since it began in 2008,
the tournament has been
an important fixture in the
footballing calendar of New
Zealand clubs. The tournament
will run over Labour Weekend
with the boys and girls
competition finals being played
on Monday afternoon. There will
be 16 teams contesting the boys
title and 10 teams in the girls
draw.
Cuthberts Green, Pages Rd,
Wainoni
Tiny Huts Launch Celebration
Wednesday, October 19, 4-6pm
You are invited to join us for
the opening of the city council’s
New Brighton tiny huts. The
opening celebration will start
in New Brighton’s pedestrian
mall at 4pm. A walking tour
past all five of the tiny huts will
be followed by a community
barbecue. Go along and meet
some of the tiny hut designers,
builders and judges as well as
checking out the huts.
101 Brighton Mall, New
Brighton. Free entry
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Children being supported by the Child Cancer Foundation had a special visit
from some familiar rugby faces. Canterbury players Richie Mo’unga, Inga Finau,
Tom Sanders and Alex Hodgman visited the children and families and brought
along the Ranfurly Shield. Foundation business development manager Lydia
Hemingway said the kids were excited and the players were “awesome” to hang
out with. The foundation assists more than 500 families around the country.
DREAM VISIT: Jake
Wilson and Canterbury
rugby player Richie
Mo’unga with the
Ranfurly Shield.
GREAT DAY: Children and families had an exciting visit from Canterbury rugby
players Richie Mo’unga, Inga Finau, Tom Sanders and Alex Hodgman.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Pasifika Trades Training leads
to new career for Charity
Receiving a Pasifika Trades Training
scholarship has been a game-changer for
Charity Ierome. After completing a 12-
week Essential Civil Skills course at Ara
Institute of Canterbury for free, she now
has a clear career path and a new outlook.
“The biggest thing it’s done for me is
build up my confidence. Before I felt like
nobody and now I know that I can achieve
and what I want to do in the future,” she
says.
Charity used to work in the butchery at
Pak n Save, but knew it wasn’t what she
wanted to do long-term. Her Dad found
out about the Pasifika Trades Training
scholarship through Reverend Fitifiti
Lautua, a mentor for the programme.
With so many opportunities in
Canterbury, Charity says that trades
training was a good career move and it
made financial sense.
“It was a chance for me to do something
for myself and make a better living for my
family. My Nana was my inspiration. I
wanted to make sure she was well looked
after back in Samoa,” she says.
Studying for 12 weeks full-time was a
big commitment for Charity, who also
continued to work full-time. However, the
backing of her tutor and classmates helped
her to succeed.
“My tutor had experienced the kind of
difference that a qualification can make in
your life and he was a real role model. My
class became my second family,” she says.
The course was exactly what Charity
needed to get into the industry. It included
the core practical skills and certifications
that employers look for, and provided
support to enter the workforce.
“The most valuable thing I learned was
how to get work-ready. I was taught how
to approach an interview and what to put
in my CV. We also had potential employers
come to talk to us,” she says.
Just two weeks after completing her
qualification, Charity was offered a job at
City Care. She is now a Traffic Management
Site Supervisor, wants to work towards
a degree and has her sights set on a
management role.
“It’s like I’m on a totally different planet
now. Studying has changed who I am and
it has changed my family’s future,” she says.
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KIDSTUFF
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“Over the years I’ve found that the best
results for happy, socially well-adjusted
children who are free to explore and grow,
come from an environment that has flexible
routines, changing challenges and a caring
professional, qualified and experienced
teaching team,” says Rebecca.
Tiny Tots provides a safe and secure
environment in which children can
learn, create and grow to the best of their
abilities. Observing the children at play the
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CASPA attributes its success to the
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an individual programme tailored to
each child’s unique needs. This helps the
children to extend on their learning and
enhances their development while in an
open learning environment.
Tiny Tots is a small, homely centre
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quality equipment, resources and facilities
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Teachers encourage parents to spend
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helps parents to discover how the centre
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Parents and children are welcome
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Fear Factor, Healthy Art, Out of Africa
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CASPA parents enjoy peace of mind,
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COASTAL SPIRIT went
home with a big haul at
Friday night’s Mainland
Football Awards.
Four Coastal players
picked up individual
awards on the night after
both the club’s Mainland
Premier League and
Women’s Premier League
teams finished as runnersup
in their competitions
this season.
Midfielder Lily Bray
took home one of the
biggest awards on the
night, winning Women’s
Player of the Year. At just
16, Bray was also crowned
Youth Player of the Year in
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the weekend. Bray scored
a hat-trick on Sunday, as
she helped Canterbury
United Pride to a 4-1 win
over Auckland in the first
round of the Women’s
National League.
Three other Coastal
players picked up individual
awards. Striker
Mel Cameron was named
Women’s Striker of the
Year. She also picked up
the Golden Boot award
after netting 29 times in
the league this year.
Defender Emma Clarke
was named as the Women’s
Defender of the Year,
pipping fellow Coastal
player Rebecca Lake for
the award.
A member of Coastal
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WINNERS:
Five Coastal
Spirit players
picked up
individual
awards at
the Mainland
Football
Awards on
Friday.
Spirit’s Premier League
men’s team also grabbed
an award. Sean Liddicoat
took home the Defender of
the Year title.
Club manager Steve
Ager was acknowledged,
winning Administrator of
the Year.
Ager has been on the
executive board from the
beginning of the club’s existence
and has previously
served as co-chairman. He
signed for New Brighton
AFC in 1978 and held the
position of club president
at the time of the New
Brighton AFC and Rangers
merger into Coastal
Spirit.
He was also a member
of the steering committee
for the merger.
BIG NOMINATION: Shirley
Boys’ High School first XV
captain Josh Archer has been
nominated for a top award at
this year’s Zonta Sports Awards.
Archer has been recognised for
his outstanding achievements
in a number of sports. He has
been named one of five finalists
in the best all-round young
sportsman award. He not only
led Shirley to their second
consecutive UC Championship
grand-final this year, but has
also been successful in surf
lifesaving and canoe racing. The
awards will be held on October
27 at the Hornby Workingmen’s
Club.
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
Are you one of
the 70% with
excess Candida
Do you suffer from any of
the following symptoms?
Heart burn, indigestion, feeling tired
often, low energy, gas, constipation or
diarrhoea, abdominal cramps, frequent
urination, thrush, oral thrush (white
coated tongue), sore throat, fungal skin
infections and rashes, jock itch, chronic
disease among others are just some of the
common symptoms.
A causative factor for all these symptoms
and more can be a yeast organism
called Candida albicans. It is often
underestimated what a profound effect it
can have on our health and wellbeing.
It is normal and beneficial to have
some Candida in the gut where it is kept
under control by the good gut bacteria or
probiotics that feed on this yeast. However,
using antibiotics without probiotic
supplementation, sickness, poor diet,
insufficient stomach acid and medications
are some of the factors that can upset this
delicate balance and allow the Candida to
thrive.
The Candida yeast often enters the blood
stream as a fungus. Symptoms will vary
depending on its location in the body. If it
enters the brain, it can cause depression,
anxiety and foggy thinking. Some
researchers believe the Candida fungus
can release a pleomorphic microorganism
or virus that’s form changes depending
on its environment. This is believed to
be a factor in cancer and other chronic
health conditions. However, it is the
body’s weakened immune system and
toxic environment that is the real cause of
disease.
The natural health advisers at
Marshall’s Health and Natural Therapy
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nutritional protocol to cleanse the excess
candida and its fungus from the body,
and improve your overall health and
wellbeing. Visit them at 110 Seaview Rd,
New Brighton. Phone 388 5757. We are
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Forgetting Things?
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Brain and memory changes happen to
everyone around the age of 50 or so.
Four reasons why the brain
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Factors 2, 3 and 4 are under
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Exercise is SO important for
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In a recent U.S. study, those
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“Moderate exercise is the
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Are you Magnesium
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Minerals are the building
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minerals are only needed in
trace amounts where others like
magnesium are needed in much
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A large number of us do not
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some of the common signs
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more common symptoms that
may be caused by insufficient
magnesium are: leg and muscle
cramps, twitches, muscle pain,
muscle fatigue and weakness,
tremors of hands, blurred
vision, restlessness, poor sleep,
raised and/or unstable blood
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irregular heartbeat, shortness
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dizziness, headaches, anxiety,
agitation, irritability, seizures,
poor concentration and many
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Although many young people
now show signs of magnesium
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generally worsen as we age
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REAL ESTATE
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Striking contemporary design meets
comfortable and practical living in this
stunning home. Situated in a spectacular
location, with a northwest aspect and
uninterrupted views across Waimairi
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from the beach.
Bathed in light, the home enjoys
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room. The open-plan casual living area
is beautifully sunny, opening to outdoor
living. There is room for dining and
relaxing, as well as a stylish contemporary
kitchen. An adjoining separate lounge
features a gas fire; the perfect place for
enjoying the view. With floor-to-ceiling
glazing to showcase the outlook, the
master bedroom has a WIR and luxurious
en suite bathroom with double shower.
Two other double bedrooms are served by
a family bathroom. The fourth bedroom is
downstairs, opening to its own deck, with
use of a third bathroom. An over-sized
double internal-access garage and separate
laundry add further convenience. Outside,
the landscaped 603 sqm section offers
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Cleverly designed by SK Architecture
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Cramping pain in my
leg when I try to walk
Intermittent Claudication
“This is different from “night-cramps” Ietje van Stolk, (physiotherapist
at Physical Sense and the centre for Senior Well-being) explains.
This kind of cramping (sometimes called
“window -shopping legs”) is triggered by
normal exertion of the leg muscles and
is typically caused by obstruction of the
arteries. Sufferers have to find themselves a
regular excuse to stop for a while to allow
the blood flow to reach the cramped up
muscles.
The official name for this condition is
Intermittent Claudication. Claudication is
pain and/or cramping in the lower leg due
to inadequate blood flow to the muscles.
The pain usually causes the person to
limp. The word “claudication” comes from
the Latin “claudicare” meaning to limp.
Claudication typically is felt while walking,
and subsides with rest. It is commonly
referred to as “intermittent” claudication
because it comes and goes with exertion
and rest. In severe claudication, the pain is
also felt at rest.
It is a painful condition that really
“cramps people’s lifestyle”. The pain free
walking distance tends to get shorter as the
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receive from each other” Ietje says. In this
“circuit setup” every client can work in
their own tempo, and people simply sit
down and have a rest when the “cramping
in the leg” becomes too much. Some
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At Physical Sense they have been going
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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS
A name synonymous with the
motor vehicle industry
As a youngster, Trevor Crowe always tinkered with cars. After completing his
mechanics engineering apprenticeship, he established Lichfield Motors and later
Trevor Crowe Motors, obtaining the Subaru franchise in 1988. Crowe Subaru was
the top selling Subaru dealership in New Zealand for many years.
In 2000, Trevor sold his Subaru franchise to
concentrate on his passion of motor vehicle maintenance
and repairs, and motor racing in his spare time.
“Trevor enjoys making and fixing things,” advises
Josh Mitchell, Car Sales Manager at CroweSport. “He
sold the franchise so he could specialise in repairs but
so many customers kept asking to buy a car that he
began importing second-hand cars, opening a car yard
beside his workshop.”
Josh joined Trevor as an apprentice mechanic when
he left school. He learnt the ins and outs of Subarus
while also helping out in the car yard.
“Customers liked talking to a mechanic who could
answer their questions about Subarus and how they
worked,” explains Josh who admits to being as fanatical
about motor vehicles and engines as Trevor is.
After the 2011 February earthquake, the business
took over a vacated business next door and Josh took
responsibility for the buying and selling of cars.
Each day, Josh sifts through the details of around 200
cars at Japanese auctions, selecting vehicles reflecting
quality. He then requests their Japanese agent to
thoroughly inspect each car and recommend the best
which CroweSport imports. With a new law governing
the emission levels of imported vehicles, only Subarus
that are 2004 or newer are imported.
Around forty vehicles a month come into the
CroweSport workshop where they are serviced and any
repairs carried out before being placed in the yard for
sale.
“Our customers have peace of mind when purchasing
our cars as they know they have been thoroughly
checked and are in good condition,” explains Josh.
Josh says that the standard of cars available from Japan
is wide so they only deal with one company. This allows
them to have an excellent relationship, building trust in
their import agent who checks the cars at auction for
CroweSport.
Trevor and Josh both currently races Subaru
Imprezas, and Trevor is building a new ‘Subaru Special’
race car, which might explain why CroweSport really
are Subaru specialists, though they repair and service
all makes and models.
CroweSport is a privately owned and operated
automotive sales and service centre. They sell secondhand
Subaru and are looking to the future with Nissan
Leaf electric vehicles. CroweSport can be found at 518
Moorhouse Avenue (between Fitzgerald Avenue and
Ferry Road).
To contact CroweSport telephone 03 379 7615 or
email: boss@crowesport.co.nz. Their website is: www.
crowesport.co.nz; and like them on Facebook where
they regularly update motorsport news and events.
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Weka Pass Railway
Waipara, North Canterbury
We Are Running
LABOuR WEEKEnD
SunDAY 23rd OCTOBER &
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Running 1st & 3rd
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Infoline: 0800wekapass
Depart Glenmark Station
11.30am & 2.00pm
www.wekapassrailway.co.nz
Public Notices
Urgent!
Volunteer collectors &
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SPCA AnnuAl
APPeAl
Fri 4th–Sat 5th nov
Just 2hrs can make
a huge difference for
animals in need.
Locations available throughout
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Public Notices
DEMOLITION
With care and respect we
will remove your dwelling.
Our policy is to recycle as
much as we can. We are a
local company specialising
in residential properties. We
will endeavor to cater for
your individual needs.
Ph. R.M. Solutions
021 02866981
for a free quote.
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GREAT
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FRIDAY
7.35pm: OTAGO v BOP
SATURDAY
2.35pm: WELLY v N.HARBOUR
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BAD MOON RISING
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Members, guests & affiliates welcome
‘Famous for their roasts!’
SENIORS SPECIAL
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20
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$
10
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The
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118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn,
Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150
www.racecoursehotel.co.nz
The Brougham
darts
EVERY
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Six teams
Newcomers
welcome
KARAOKE
8PM EVERY SATURDAY
PRO WRESTLING
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The best in NZ pro wrestling.
Tickets on sale now! Phone 366 1481.
SATURDAY 29 OCTOBER, 7PM
blues night
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ONE OF THE MOST HILARIOUS
SHOWS YOU'LL EAT THIS YEAR!
DOUG Kamo Creative
Management return to
the Woolston Club with
another side-splitting
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Based in Dunedin,
DKCM were last at the
club with their ‘Faulty
Towers Dinner Theatre’
in August.
They return on Saturday 5th
November with 'The Other Mrs
Browns Boys - The Feck'n Tribute
Show'.
Written by award winning
producer and director Doug
Kamo with costumes by Hugh
Speirs, this completely original
piece of dinner theatre is
The
Woolston Club...
A classic, contemporary
club experience
Cafe open from 11am
TAB & Gaming, Function Facilities,
HOUSIE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
SHUTTLE Tuesday - Saturday
presented by a stellar
cast of comedic improv
actors tributing the
brilliance of Brendon
O’Carroll and his smash
hit television series.
Hosted by Rory
Brown, Winnie
McCoogan and the lady
herself Agnes - this is a full dining
experience full of unexpected
surprises and 2 hours of
outrageous interactive comedy.
Tickets $65 on sale now at the
Woolston Club office phone 389
7039. Tickets include 3 course
meal and show.
Book now for one of the most
hilarious shows you'll eat this year!
Open 7 Days
Restaurant open
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RETRO ROAST LUNCH
12PM-1.30PM
WEDNESDAYS
$10 Members / $12 Non
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MRS BROWNZ BOYS
3 course Meal & Show. $65 a ticket
SATURDAY 5th NOV
FRIDAY 7.35pm: OTAGO v BOP
SATURDAY
2.35pm: WELL v N.HARBOUR
7.35pm: NZ v AUSTRALIA
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