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• By Fraser Walker-Pearce

TENS OF millions are being

spent on the new Haeata

Community Campus, but

critics say there won’t be enough

playgrounds.

The onus to build extra playgrounds

may fall to the school’s

board of trustees if the Ministry

of Education is unwilling to pay

an estimated $20,000 to $25,000

per additional playground.

Haeata is one of four schools

around the country which the

MoE has paid $298 million in

total to build.

Haeata is a new super school

opening for term one next year

and is being built on the site of

the former Aranui High School.

It will see the closure of Aranui

High and Primary, as well as

Avondale and Wainoni schools.

Coastal-Burwood Community

Board member and Aranui resident

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he said.

Mr Baker said that the MoE’s

projected two junior playgrounds,

hard court area, and sports field

for the school will not be enough

for the estimated roll of 930

students.

MoE’s head of sector enablement

and support Kim Shannon

said the school has been designed

to cater for up to 1800 students.

The MoE’s head of education

infrastructure Jerome Sheppard

said the most recent landscape

plan of Haeata shows two playgrounds

suitable for junior pupils.

“It currently shows that there

are two playground areas for the

junior school, and one hard court

play area for the senior school.

These are in addition to outdoor

learning areas and the sports

fields.

“It is up to the school to decide

how they use different learning

areas, including the playgrounds,”

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DESK News..................................3 & 5

IT LOOKS like the community

will need to come up with the cash

to provide more play areas at the

new Haeata Community Campus

(see page 1).

The Government has spent tens

of millions of dollars on the mega

education complex but word on

the street is that there isn’t enough

playground-type areas to accommodate

the big roll when the campus

opens early next year.

It’s also a political hot potato.

New principal Andy Kai Fong

wouldn’t talk directly to Pegasus

Post about the issue, saying he

would respond through the Ministry

of Education, and the school’s

board of trustees chairwoman

Haneta Pierce didn’t return calls.

The MoE says there will be

enough play areas, so that appears

to be good enough for Kai Fong

Waitakiri School pupils dressed in green to support

and Pierce. It maybe so. The test

will come when the school opens. the environment

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Strong message from performers

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce

AN ANTI-SUICIDE play

performed by 30 Pasifika actors

is close to their heart – they

have lost two cast members in

tragic circumstances in the last

four years.

No Limits is an initiative set

up by Ara Institute of Technology

in 2012 supporting Pasifika

youth through drama and performing

arts.

In December last year, Tala

Mailei, 17, was found dead in a

Christchurch park.

The death is before the

Coroner.

In late 2012, TJ Pelenato

tragically drowned in the

recreation lake at Pegasus.

TJ was swimming with a

group of friends and fellow No

Limits cast members.

Tala was an up-and-coming

rugby league star, and played for

the under 20 Warriors.

He was a founding member of

No Limits, where actors range

from 12 to 25-years-old.

Now Tala’s brother Alesana

is part of the cast portraying an

anti-suicide message. He is the

youngest member of the group.

The group put together performances

with the aim to send

a message to audience members,

this year’s performance is called

Don’t Dream It’s Over.

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said everyone looks after everyone

in the group.

“It’s got a huge family feel.

Everybody looks out for Alesana,

it’s like he’s their own

Where to get help:

The Mental Health

Foundation’s free

Resource and Information

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Mrs Faletolu-Fasi said the

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who attempts to commit

suicide at the start of the play.

“But his conscience comes in

and takes him on a journey of

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all these different times, places

and situations that aren’t necessarily

connected to his life, but

eventually show him a glimpse

of what it’s like to lose someone,”

she said.

She said half of the cast is

from eastern suburbs like

Aranui, Wainoni, Linwood and

Bromley, while the other half

are southern residents from

Hoon Hay.

“Our first public showing is

on Friday at 8pm. That’s the

start of our performing season,”

she said.

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PROGRESS ON SPORTS HUB

Parklands Bowling Club and

Parklands Rugby Club’s combined

sports hub project is gaining

traction. The two clubs teamed up

in the hopes of funding a multimillion

dollar sports hub project

for the community, but they need

financial support to make it happen.

Bowling club president Wayne Eden

said after applying for funding, the

project is through to the second

round of applications with the Rata

Foundation and other funders.

SUPPORT FOR POOL PROJECT

More than 500 suggestions have

been made in relation to the New

Brighton whale pool and hot

salt water pools project. Public

consultation opened last month

and will close on November 5.

Development Christchurch Ltd

chief executive officer Rob Hall

said the response from the local

community has been phenomenal,

with strong support for a

development in the area and a lot of

ideas about what this could include.

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Lymphoma

Moya is a beautiful 4yr old Bull Mastiff cross who

until earlier this year had been a perfectly healthy

young dog. Her owners had noticed that over the

past few days she hadn’t been quite her normal

bouncy self, had gone off her food and developed

a swelling under her throat. They bought her

to the clinic and although on examination she

seemed quite well she not only had enlarged

lymph nodes around her neck but also around the

front of her shoulders and at the back of her hind

legs. Causes of this could be infection, an allergic

reaction, immune mediated disease (where the

body kills off its own cells) or cancer. Fine needles

aspirates (FNA’s) were taken of Moya’s lymph

nodes and sent to a veterinary laboratory. Taking

an FNA is a painless procedure and in the majority

of animals can be done without sedation. A small

needle is inserted into the tissue that you want to

sample and a small amount of cells are collected

and put onto a slide.

Unfortunately, the results that came back from the

laboratory confirmed that Moya had a malignant

form of cancer known as Lymphoma. This form of

cancer is one of the most commonly seen in dogs

and often involves multiple organs around the

body. To find out where the cancer had spread to

Moya had blood tests and thoracic and abdominal

x-rays and ultrasound scans performed. The

Lymphoma had spread to organs within her chest

and abdomen as well as within her lymph nodes –

she had high stage B cell-Lymphoma.

The results were discussed with her owners who

decided that they would like to go ahead with

treating her further. With this type of Lymphoma

treatment is not surgical, but medical; usually

with chemotherapy. We are in contact with a

number of specialist Veterinary Oncology

clinics in Australia and we

contacted them straight away.

Within 24 hours they had

produced an entire report on

Moya, her cancer and different

chemotherapy options that

they recommended. These

treatment options varied

from palliative care with

steroids through to multidrug

chemotherapy options.

Moya’s family decided to go

ahead with the preferred

primary treatment option

lasting 15 weeks.

Moya started her

chemotherapy the following

day coming into the clinic

every Friday for a blood

test to check her red and

white blood cell levels and for

administration of her drugs

intravenously. Throughout the

entire duration of treatment,

she was very well behaved and

tolerated the chemotherapy

drugs extremely well, with

hardly any noticeable side

effects. She was always ready

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tummy to be tickling whilst we were trying to

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Lymphoma will come back but for the moment

she is happy, has a new lease of life and is enjoying

her time at home with her family.

Informing a client that their special friend has

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Remember the citywide

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• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk

Management Officer

SUPPOSEDLY WE’RE zeroing in on

summer now although some days it

certainly doesn’t feel like it.

A reminder that in the city boundaries

there is a permanent ban on outside fires

and we’re sort of obliged to put any fire

out that we’re called to.

I say sort of obliged because our officers

are generally pretty decent people and

quite often leave a small fire like a brazier

to the occupants to put out themselves

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to the same fire their attitude is generally

much less obliging.

Ducklings, a dog stuck in a fence and

an injured swan featured in animal

rescues carried out by city crews this

week.

For good measure they were again

called to pluck a trapped drone from the

top of a tree.

These are sure to increase as aerial

tools and toys become more and more

prevalent. Just a word of advice to wouldbe

pilots.

There are an awful lot of trees that are

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News

Pride comes with garden opening

• By Fraser Walker-Pearce

SMILE DIAL chief executive

officer Kelly Dugan admitted

“there might be tears” when

his son and daughter are the

first to experience a project he’s

worked on for three and a half

years.

The New Brighton sensory

garden in Rawhiti Domain is

under a week away from opening

to the public, after being a

dream of Mr Dugan’s since 2013.

He said the garden has been

designed for all kids, with special

needs children particularly

in mind.

“It’s looking spectacular now

and we’re halfway there, it’s

better than I ever could’ve imagined

. . . there might be a few

[tears]. It’ll just

be a moment of

relief and then

pride, I’m pretty

proud it’s come

this far,” he said.

Mr Dugan

(left) said the

design and look of the garden

has developed as construction

has progressed, but ever since he

first thought of the garden, there

was a plan in place.

“The vision of it being accessible

and having edible section

COMING ALONG NICELY: New Brighton’s sensory garden is almost complete, and will be

officially opened on Sunday.

and the sights and smells has

always been the crux of it,” he

said.

The garden will be officially

opened this Sunday at 11am,

after speeches by Mr Dugan and

other officials involved with its

construction.

“Once it’s finished [my

daughter Lucia] will be the first

to go in, her and my 18-yearold

son who’s come back from

university,” he said.

The garden was funded and

built through outside sources.

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure

Rebuild Team was a

source of funding and some staff

volunteered their time during

construction.

“It’s all volunteer run . . . I was

talking to a guy on site a wee

while back and we estimated

it to be worth about $500,000

when it’s all finished,” Mr

Dugan said.

He said he worked out that

worth through looking at the

volunteer man hours, “the teams

of people, the excavators, designers,”

and other services that were

voluntarily provided.

“There’s a whole raft of skills

involved here. If we had to pay

them all it’d be very expensive,”

he said.

In Brief

REPAIRS TO PAGES RD

Pages Rd, between Anzac Drive

and Breezes Rd, was turned

into a one-way street towards

the city yesterday and will stay

that way until mid-December

while Stronger Christchurch

Infrastructure Rebuild Team

repairs a wastewater main

pipe. The pipe is servicing New

Brighton. Road resurfacing will

also take place between Anzac

and Shuttle Drives. The detour for

traffic heading to New Brighton

is along Breezes Rd, Wainoni Rd

and Anzac Drive. This is the final

work SCIRT will undertake on

this section of Pages Rd.

Board may have to

fund playgrounds

•From page 1

The MoE would not tell Pegasus

Post the amount of money spent

specifically on Haeata as it is

“commercially sensitive”, only

that it had hired a consortium to

build the four schools for $298

million.

Haeata principal Andy Kai

Fong said he would give input

to questions through the MoE

response.

Haeata’s board of trustees chairwoman

Haneta Pierce did not

return phone calls or emails from

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Your Local Views

PEGASUS POST

Eroding the value of sport

Reader Susan Bragg

responds to a recent

New Zealand

Rugby League

southern

zone general

manager Steve

Martin talks

about the

choices of our

children in sport

Throughout our lives we are all

confronted with choices.

The decisions that we make in

connection with these choices

will dictate not only the direction

that our lives take but influence

the vast reservoir of experiences

that we can call upon as we move

forward in life.

This is very true in sport where

young people are more and more

given numerous opportunities

to try many different sports and

recreational activities.

For traditionalists this has been

pointed to as one of the reasons

that some team sports in particular

are battling for numbers.

The plethora of choice sees many

young people choosing to taste

rather than consume.

It has been claimed that this

erodes the value of sport, as key

values such as persistence and perseverance

aren’t being taught when

children only flip in and flip out of

activities and don’t commit fully to

what they take up.

It is important, however, that

we seek to allow children to have

as many meaningful experiences

as we can so that in choosing they

have to make judgements about

what is of value to them and what

is not.

It is the job of the sports or

recreational activity themselves to

provide a meaningful experience

that instils those values that sport

can provide.

Young people will persist and

persevere if there is a reason to.

Quite often the reason for this is

that they enjoy what they are doing

and want to continue. Or that the

quality of the experience is such

that it is worth them sticking with

it. This is what sport organisations

must think about.

In order to achieve that sports

must look at how they present

their sport. How do the participants

want to consume the sport.

When is it played, where is it

played, what support is there to

become proficient or to excel? All

of these are questions that increasingly

sports need to consider.

Pegasus Post article

on a postelection

spat

between former

Burwood-

Pegasus

Community

Board

chairwoman

Andrea

Cummings and

current member

Linda Stewart

I was very

disappointed

to read Linda

Stewart’s words

about Andrea

Cummings – it

almost sounds

like sour grapes,

perhaps she thinks

she should have

been chair?

However, how

many were there on

that board? Did they all feel

like that? If so, why wasn’t it

dealt with much earlier if that

were the truth?

I totally disagree with her

words – Andrea has been at

every possible event held in

our area, I have been at a lot

of them as well. I saw Linda

at very few of those events.

Andrea was sleeves up and

helping as well, not just making

an appearance.

I also believe that most

of New Brighton and South

(New) Brighton

know who Andrea

is, have heard her

speak and/or have

spoken with her. I

am unsure of her

contact with North

New Brighton, but

I have friends there

who also all know

of her.

Linda Stewart Linda saying

Andrea was disconnected

with the area

is totally untrue

– in fact if it wasn’t

for the promenade,

I would not have

ever heard of Kim

Money! And if it

wasn’t for the Tiny

Huts, I would never

have spoken to

Linda Stewart. She

Andrea Cummings has always been off

to the side unapproachable.

Sorry, but her words were

ungracious but worse, they

were mean and certainly not

in the spirit of good competition.

I believe they should have

been said before the election

when they were allegedly

pertinent, not the day after

the election when Andrea had

worked so hard on this campaign.

Nobody deserves that.

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PEGASUS POST Tuesday November 1 2016 7

Jill Reesby – One contractor

to empty all bins. Stupid to have

a rubbish contractor drive past

full bins just because they are

not the bin they are contracted

for. And yes a post box-style bin

for example like in McDonald’s,

would hopefully be more

seagull-proof, however, seagulls

will adapt and may eventually

work out a way of getting their

fix.

Merilyn Cooper – Clever

seagulls.

Jeff Bell – I read an article

online where New Zealand’s

seagull population is dropping

and they will be endangered in

30 years, according to ornithologists.

Doesn’t commonsense tell

us that these birds have evolved

now to rely on human scraps

as part of their survival – they

have become scavengers. Back in

the 70s they used to live at rubbish

dumps because mankind

provided a feed on an open tip

face – now they rely on rubbish

bins. The ibis bird in Australia is

in the same scenario.

Chessa Crow – It’s not the

bin design. It’s people and lack

of collection. I walk the beach

every day and see overflowing

bins, especially after a weekend

of wonderful weather where the

suburb is crammed with visitors.

Inevitably the rubbish from the

overflowing bins is what blows

around and makes a mess. I have

sent several ‘snap, send, solve’

pictures to the city council to ask

for the rubbish to be collected

before the mess gets messier but,

the wind whips in fast out here.

More bins and more frequent

collection is actually the answer,

not a problem with bin design.

Kevin Garty – Complicating

the uncomplicated, one contractor

is all that’s needed. Easier to

hold accountable as well. This

is not a contract for the NASA

Pluto probe.

Ann Carey – Very few bins in

the city at all. Stupid.

Lyle Robinson – Who’s paying

for it? Roads first.

We said:

“It gives people the

impression that they’re

driving into a dump. Like it’s

not loved and cared for.”

New Brighton residents

will have to put up with

a potholed and cracked

Pages Rd until at least the

end of the year – and they

are not happy. Stronger

Christchurch Infrastructure

Rebuild Team removed

planned repairs to the road,

between Anzac Dr and the

Pages Rd bridge, after it

was decided last year the

bridge would be repaired

rather than rebuilt. But

resident and Keep QEII in

the East group chairwoman

Jo Zervos (above) is not

going to put up with it. She

has started a petition to get

urgent action over the state

of the road.

You said:

Diane Hay – It’s simply not

fair! They pay their rates! Why

should they put up with it?

Ann Carey – It’s awful to

look at and so frustrating to deal

with, I feel so very sorry for the

people who have to live in the

midst of all this mess.

Ann Robinson – No, it’s

not right, but will our esteemed

mayor does anything other than

form a committee to look into

the reason why Pages Rd is still

not fixed?

Lyle Robinson – Well when

you build on the wetlands the

ground keeps moving. It’s happening

all over New Zealand.

Geo tech weren’t around when

Pages Rd and New Brighton

was formed 100 years back. It

sucks I know. That’s why the

west and south side of town is

growing fast cause they’re on

better ground. Build a flyover

like Paparoa in the Bay of Plenty

move the road to harder ground

for the future.

Luke Boyce – Got the

lawns mowed today if that’s any

consolation. Westbound lane by

the bus stop still has the terrible

smell (sewerage) stormwater

issue. Snap, send and solve has

had it logged since January and

twice before but never got a call

back as told and the roading

crew never fixed it as told. ECan

just doesn’t respond.

Ken Weston – In the

United Kingdom that would

be considered a well made

road!

Spotted any lonely cones?

There are a lot of lost, lonely road cones out there. We want to bring them home.

We’re tidying up the streets as the SCIRT programme winds down.

Please help us track down stray cones no longer on the job. We’ll put them back to

work, or send them off to the giant cone melting pot in the sky.

The CONEMOBILE is coming your way.

SCIRT’s CONEMOBILE is hitting the streets to collect any road cones that have gone

astray. Let us know if you’ve spotted a lost or wayward cone.

Call the CONEMOBILE

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SCHOOLS

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Chisnallwood pupils jumped, threw and ran their way to new

school records at last week’s athletics day. A record was

set in the long jump and 60m race. Along with traditional

athletics events, pupils also took part in sack races.

GIANT LEAP: Meshach Haggerty flew through the air in his long

jump attempt.

STRIKE A

POSE: Lucan

Best (left),

Koen Hamilton,

Caleb

Woodthorpe

and Hunter

McAlpine show

off their cool

outfits.

Waitakiri went green for a good cause recently. The school ran a mufti-day

where pupils dressed in green and participated in environmentally-friendly

projects and activities throughout the day. The school’s environment team,

the Enviroferns, ran projects like starting the school’s own ‘choice’ cups,

which are re-useable coffee cups, as well as starting an orchard and butterfly

garden by the library.

LIGHTNING QUICK: Lilly

Robertson led the field in the

girl’s running event.

SACK RACE: The pupils also

competed in a sack race.

LUNCHTIME: Dax Liggins (black jacket), Sam

Shipley, Quinn Nichol, Jayden Brand and

Marcus McInnes relax during lunch break.

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Grace O’Halloran and Irie Waikato. (Front)

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Community market

Every Thursday, 8.30am-1pm

Held every Thursday unless

wet. New and used goods

include pre-loved clothing, toys,

baby clothes, plants, books as

well as food and drinks. There

is something for everyone or

go along for a browse. You can

also sell unwanted goods and

there will be sites for car boot

sales starting from $10. New

stall-holders and car boot sales

are welcome. Car parking will

be available in the neighbouring

hotel car park.

51 Pages Rd, Linwood. Free

entry

Science Snippets

Every Friday, 3.30-4.30pm

Go along to a free after-school

science programme presented

by Science Alive. Science Alive

educators lead children through

interactive activities to stimulate

their interest in science and

there will be something to take

home every week. Programmes

run during school term time

except the first week and last

week of term. Activities are

based around the science

of popular books and other

interesting topics. The final

school term’s schedule includes

Email fraser.walker@starmedia.kiwi

by 5pm each Wednesday

blood and guts, wacky wheels,

structural engineering and

much more.

Parklands Library, 46

Queenspark Dr. Free entry

Ignite and Excite Exhibition

Monday to Friday, 11am-4pm,

and Saturday, noon-3pm until

November 12

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 drug users, those

in recovery and workers in the

addiction sector.

Eastside Gallery, 388 Worcester

St, Linwood. Free entry

Treetech Guy Fawkes

Fireworks Spectacular

Saturday, November 5,

5-9.30pm

Go along to this year’s David

Bowie-themed fireworks

spectacular on the New Brighton

Pier. The display will start at

9.10pm, with a light show under

the pier beginning at 9pm. Food

stalls will be open from 5pm so

go along early, get a comfy spot

among the dunes and settle in.

New Brighton Pier. Free entry

Faerie Picnic

Sunday, November 6, 12.30-

2.30pm

The faeries are having a picnic

and you’re invited. There will

also be a teacup faerie garden

competition, so make a faerie

garden in a teacup and put it on

the judging table and you could

win. There will be games, a fairy

garden tour, free face-painting,

giant bubbles and hula-hoops.

Bring a picnic blanket and

something to eat and drink. The

faeries will bring some baked

treats to share with everyone.

Rawhiti Domain, free entry

Trash to Treasure

November 7 to 26, Monday to

Friday, 11am-4pm, and Saturday,

12-3pm

Trash to Treasure is an annual

exhibition for artists working

with recycled materials. The

Linwood Community Arts

Centre will once again host

the popular Trash to Treasure

exhibition. For inquiries and

more information, phone 981

2881.

Eastside Gallery, cnr Worcester

St and Stanmore Rd

Golden Oldie Movies

Every Monday in November,

from 1.30pm

The museum has recently

made calendars that will be

on sale at Hammer Hardware.

The museum is also looking

for volunteers to run the desk

one day a week and show

people around. If you are

interested, phone Peg on 388

4286. The golden oldie movies

for November are as follows:

November 7, Onedin Line, 1980,

COMMUNITY MARKETS:

The Linwood Village Market

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at the Linwood Community

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English drama; November 14,

Has Anybody Seen My Gal, 1952,

comedy musical; November 21,

Forty Thousand Horsemen, 1941,

Action adventure, November 28,

Gypsy, 1962, comedy, musical,

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New Brighton Museum, 36

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Wednesday, November 2, from

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AUCTION

FOR SALE

Addington 43 Spencer Street

Investor Or Nester?

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!

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

DEADLINE SALE

2 1 1

Auction: Wednesday 9 th November

Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior)

View: Phone for viewing times.

Belfast 21 Donegal Street

A Little Beauty + Cash...

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. Offers considered - this must be sold.

Jo Prince

M 027 613 4440 P 03 313 6158

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Rangiora Licensed Agent REAA 2008

FOR SALE

2 1 1

For Sale: Price guide $350,000 (2013 RV)

View: Sunday 12.00-12.30pm.

Belfast 40A Richill Street

1st Home Buyers, View Me 1st

Harcourts ID: BF26985

The wanderlust, desire to travel and explore has taken hold of our owner, leaving him with the urge

to sell - and sell soon he will! Ideal for first home buyers. EQC repairs completed under managed

repair. Beautiful outdoor landscaping. Room to improve. Great value for money here and the owner is

extremely motivated. Sited on a 536m² easy care section.

Paul Pretorius

M 027 688 8512 P 03 323 6045

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008

FOR SALE

3 1 2

Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before

9 th November at 4.00pm

View: Phone for viewing times.

Goose Bay 30 Valley Road

Priced To Sell ...

Bill Dowle

M 029 358 3175 P 03 323 6045

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008

AUCTION

2 1 1

Harcourts ID: BF26987

Two bedrooms plus sleep-out bach with a single garage plus loads of off street parking. 400 meters

from the beach and 18km south of Kaikoura. Sited on 842m² in a very quiet spot with a rural outlook

in the Fisher/Hunter paradise of Goose Bay. Established easy care garden which has a great BBQ/

entertaining area what better place for your Christmas Break, and those weekends to get away.

For Sale: $295,000

View: Phone for viewing times.

Marshland 12 Te Whariki Street

Developer Liquidating

Harcourts ID: BF26842

Unfortunately our developer requires urgent liquidation of this brand new property. Buyers will

appreciate all the benefits of buying new - including full insulation, double-glazing, heat-pump,

modern appliances, kitchen scullery, ensuite, all within a well-designed contemporary layout

providing open-plan living and outdoor flow. Prime family location, easy access to local amenities.

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

Merivale 149 St Albans Street

3 2 2 2 1 1

Price: Offers Invited

View: Phone for viewing times.

“As Is” Sunny Unit ...

Harcourts ID: BF26975

Owners have decided not to repair and are selling. This sunny large two double bedroom unit is oh so

well located. The bonus of a conservatory and pleasant sun drenched garden down to the stream.

Very livable and handy to shops, transport and in CBHS and CGHS zones. This could suit you!

Bill Twiss

M 027 243 3552 P 03 323 6045

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008

Auction: Wednesday 16 th November @ 3.00pm

Russley Golf Club (unless sold prior)

View: Thursday 1.00-2.00pm & Sunday 2.00-3.00pm

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DEADLINE SALE

FOR SALE

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

DEADLINE SALE

4 3 2

Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before

10 th November at 4.00pm.

View: Phone for viewing times.

Rolleston 4 Binyon Place

Be In On Binyon!

Harcourts ID: BF2722

Modern and spacious executive home. Motivated owners moving into the city and demand a

sale. With its bespoke touches, this wonderful property is distinctly different. Exceptional outdoor

entertaining featuring cover deck and spa pool. This great home demands viewing - there is much

more on offer here and undoubtedly this is one of the best alternatives to building.

Paul Pretorius

M 027 688 8512 P 03 323 6045

Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008

AUCTION

4 2 2

For Sale: Price on application

View: Phone for viewing times.

Shirley 63 Marshland Road

New Deadline, Due To Collapsed Sale

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

3 1

Harcourts ID: BF26792

Our lucky-in-love owner has made the decision to move in with his partner, which is good news

for him - but even better news for you, as he leaves behind this extremely tidy and affordable,

modernised home. Great living-area spaces, separate sun-room, outdoor flow to the entertainment

deck and private rear garden. Set on a large 961m² section in a convenient urban location.

Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before

17 th November at 4.00pm.

View: Phone for viewing times.

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.

• Stage 1 Sections from $139,000

Must Be Sold!

• Stage 2 Sections from $165,000

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PEGASUS POST Tuesday November 1 2016 15

REAL ESTATE

They loved it, now you can live it!

143 Opawa Road, Opawa

Price: $629,000

Superbly positioned and immaculately

presented, this character-packed family

home is offered to the market with real

commitment by vendors determined to

achieve a result.

Accommodation is provided by four

bedrooms (master with walk-in-robe

and it’s own ensuite bathroom), double

doors and decking…plus a completely

separate luxury bathroom. Generously

proportioned living spaces offer plenty of

flexibility, with a study nook enhancing

functionality and a host of heating

solutions (including two heatpumps and

a wood fire with wetback) promising yearround

comfort, stunning leadlights are a

feature in most of the rooms.

Outside, the sun-drenched deck is the

perfect spot for family BBQs, while the

private, fully-fenced section offers ample

room for kids and pets alike. Double

garaging completes the appeal, while

the proximity to quality schools (Opawa

Primary, Cashmere High and Rudolph

Steiner, to name but a few) and an array

of amenities (including Ferrymead, the

Tannery and the local Opawa shops)

ensures everything you could ever need is

within easy reach.

Fully insured and with all EQC work

completed, this delightful home will

invariably attract interest from a wide

range of buyers. Immediate action is

advised - call now to learn more.

To view documentation in relation to

this property, please view: http://www.

propertyfiles.co.nz/property/FM4973

Open Home Dates: Saturday 5 Nov

2:30pm - 3:30pm Sunday 6 Nov 2:30pm

- 3:30pm.

Make sure you come visit at one of

the open homes, or to arrange a private

viewing of this property call Joy Butel

of Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead

(Licensed Agent REAA 2008) on 384

7950 or mob: 021 353 280

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Tuesday November 1 2016

HEALTH & BEAUTY

PEGASUS POST

Looking after

your teeth

Visiting the dentist is often put off yet looking after our

teeth helps preserve them and assists our overall health.

Dr Keith Chiang has operated the Fendalton Dental

Surgery since relocating from the CBD in 2011. He has

special interest in complex oral surgical procedures and

intravenous sedation, whilst looking after his wonderful

patients with general dentistry skills.

Due to increased demand for cosmetic and geriatric

dentistry, Keith approached Dr Zohnia McNeill, an

experienced clinician with a proven clinical

track record, to join his team.

“Zohnia is a professional with extremely high standards

and is very precise; something her patients appreciate,

along with her relaxed friendly manner,” says Keith.

Zohnia and Keith will focus on their specific and

passion-driven dentistry niches. Zohnia will work on the

cosmetic side of the practice, looking after general checkups

and dentistry work including partial and full denture

work, root canal treatments, implant crowns, porcelain

crowns, bridges and veneers. Keith will concentrate on

his special area interest: surgical procedures including

impacted wisdom teeth, correction of soft and hard

tissue lesions, surgical implant placements, and providing

intravenous sedation where required.

Patients, who decide it is time to transition to dentures,

perhaps due to extensive tooth loss or long-term gum

disease, will benefit from both Zohnia and Keith’s skills.

Zohnia will make the new dentures then Keith will

surgically extract the teeth and deliver the dentures so

patients need not go elsewhere for this service.

The warm friendly team

welcomes you to come and

experience expert clinical care.

Working alongside Keith and Zohnia are two fully

qualified dental assistants, Helen and Megan with Aysha

on reception as the patient’s care co-ordinator.

The warm friendly team welcomes you to come and

experience expert clinical care.

Fendalton Dental Surgery is open Monday to Friday,

from 8.30am until 5pm, located at the high profile

corner of Idris and Glandovey Roads. They can be

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99a GLANDOVEY RD (Entrance via Idris Rd)

FENDALTON, CHRISTCHURCH 8052

PHONE: 03 351 1188 FAX: 03 351 1138

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SENIOR LIVING

Replacement dentures

now just a phone call

away with 3D technology

Keeping up-to-date with the latest

techniques in denture technology is

one of the keys to the success of John

Batchelor’s company, Duchenne Dental, so

it’s no surprise that John has been closely

following the development of 3D printing

of dentures and dental implants.

“I knew it was something that would be

of enormous benefit to our patients,” he

explains. “When I was confident in the

advanced technology and its affordability,

then I knew it would be a good option.”

His research took him to the bi-annual

International Dental Show in Cologne and

to some of the world’s leading dental and

IT companies, helping John decide that the

timing was right to bring this technology to

New Zealand.

“I formed relationships with leading

companies in dental scanning technology

and 3D printing in several countries. We

now have the technology and expertise to

ensure our clients here in New Zealand

receive world class treatment and

products.”

Unexpected client benefits

Duchenne now 3D print all their chrome

frames and partial bases, and have also

started using 3D print technology in full

upper and lower dentures.

John says there are numerous benefits

to Duchenne’s clients, including

providing patients with a quicker and

more economical service, and dentures

and implants that are more accurate and

personalised.

“A bonus is that all models are stored

digitally so wherever you are, if you need

a replacement denture or tooth, we can

quickly and easily print one. And in many

cases patients don’t even need to visit the

surgery!”

Duchenne Dental has manufactured over

300 partial dentures and both they and

their patients are delighted with the results.

for more information phone tristan

pattinson or John batchelor on

(03)2604188

Aspire

Canterbury

Aspire Canterbury offers support, advice and resources to

older people and those with impairments, their families and

caregivers.

Removing barriers to everyday living for individuals,

Aspire Canterbury inspires people to live life to

the fullest no matter what their difficulties.

The Disability Information Service is a source

of valuable information about the various

services available to people with short or long

term impairments and professionals from

community/health organisations.

Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314 Worcester

Street or visit their website for more information

and resources. They also have an online shop selling

a wide selection of easier living aids, and offer rental

services for wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.

Aspire also has a mobile service which is available

for free, fun, interactive presentations of all their

equipment and services to retirement homes/villages

and any other community groups wanting a speaker.

for more information visit

www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz, 03 366 6189

mobileservices@aspirecanterbury.org.nz

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Fendalton 03 375 4449

Linwood 03 375 4448

Kaiapoi 03 375 4442

QEII Dental 03 388 0881

Dentistry with a Smile 03 338 8210

Halswell Dental 03 322 9577

Canterbury’s leading company specialising

in complete denture services.

www.duchenne.co.nz

Support and Resources for Independent Living

walkers to

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Can we help you or someone you support?

Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop

information service’ which offers unbiased

advice to assist people navigate their way to

organisations or services that can provide them

with support or advice.

Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in

to our shop at 314 Worcester Street and view our

range of easier living products We also hire out

wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.

Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme

which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to

eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due

to health conditions, are unable to access public

transport. Contact us for more information on

03 366 9093 or visit our website.

Mobile Service – Fun interactive presentations of

our information, services and easier living

equipment. We come to you! To book our

presenter to speak to your group call Richard

at numbers below or email mobileservices@

aspirecanterbury.org.nz

Mobility scooter demonstrations available.

Aspire Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation

providing services to the community since 1981

Physical Address:

314 Worcester Street

Linwood Christchurch

Postal Address:

PO Box 32074

Christchurch 8147

Ph: 03 366 6189

Freephone: 0800 347 242

Ph: (Total Mobility) 03 366 9093

Mobile Service: 027 588 9700

E: admin@aspirecanterbury.org.nz

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Tuesday November 1 2016

SENIOR LIVING

Arthritis and you

Arthritis is New Zealand’s leading cause

of disability with more than 600,000 New

Zealanders’ having arthritis. Arthritis can

occur to any one at any age and there are

more than 1,000 children in New Zealand

living with arthritis.

Arthritis New Zealand raises awareness

of the more than 140 different forms of

arthritis, advocates for people who are

living with arthritis, funds research and

provides advice and support.

Arthritis Educators are available to

provide expert advice and guidance, help

people learn how to self-manage their

pain and provide up-to-date information

about the various forms of arthritis and the

treatments that are available.

There are a range of activities

in Christchurch and throughout

Canterbury for people with arthritis. The

accompanying advertisement outlines

some of the locations across Christchurch

and Canterbury where Information and

Advice sessions will be held over the next

month.

For further details of these I&A

sessions and the other services available

please phone Arthritis New Zealand on

0800 663 463 or visit our website at

www.arthritis.org.nz.

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