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War memorial protection
panels cop criticism
• By Sarla Donovan
PANELS DESIGNED to protect
New Brighton’s iconic war
memorial from graffiti have been
criticised by locals as “horribly
ugly.”
However, the New Brighton
RSA says they are needed to
safeguard the monument for
future generations.
The $25,000 panels were
given the okay by the RSA and
installed by the city council just
over a week ago.
RSA executive manager Garry
House said people needed to
understand that the clear panels
have a film over top of them,
which can be replaced if they
are defaced, keeping the monuments
clean.
They could also be easily removed
for ceremonial purposes
such as Anzac Day.
“It’s not a perfect solution
but it’s a lot better than having
graffiti all over the cenotaph,
which does lasting damage to the
sandstone.”
He said he wanted to give the
panels a chance and “if it turns
into a disaster” then they’d need
to look at other options.
New Brighton Project coordinator
Martha Baxendell said
they reinforced the idea that New
Brighton was not a safe or good
place to be and detracted from
the area.
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“They are just horribly ugly.
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She said the memorial had only
been tagged once in the last two
years and there wasn’t really a
need for it to be protected.
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board member Tim Sintes
said he didn’t know how else
they could protect the memorial
“apart from a barbed wire fence.”
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DEFACED: Graffiti on the New
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weren’t ideal but he was happy
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OPINION WILL no doubt be
polarised on the panels put in
to protect the Brighton war
memorial from that scourge of
neighbourhoods – taggers.
The panels are designed to stop
taggers, and hopefully that happens.
The Pegasus Post has canvassed
Brighton people for their views
(see page 1) and not surprising
most are beating the same drum:
Necessary but ugly. “Horribly
ugly” in some cases.
Brighton RSA boss Garry House
thinks the panels are okay, but
understandably the main concern
is to get the memorial protected.
At the end of the day, stopping
the taggers is the key. Easier said
than done.
Another problem that is not easy
to solve is Bromley’s midges (see
page 3).
City council people are meeting
with residents tomorrow.
Good luck. – Barry Clarke
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Bid to solve midge problem
In Brief
• By Sarla Donovan
MIDGE-PLAGUED Bromley
residents will meet with staff
from the nearby wastewater
treatment plant, the city council
and the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board tomorrow in
hopes of working out a solution
to a problem they say is getting
worse every year.
Board chairwoman
Kim
Money (left)
said the meeting
would allow affected
residents
the chance to air
their feelings.
“We want the residents to feel
comfortable to say what they
want to say to staff. All of us
want to sit down and have a really
open and good discussion.”
In spite of an $800,000
spend over the past two years,
locals say their properties are
inundated with swarms of the
non-biting insects over summer,
forcing them indoors and making
life a misery.
They say the current methods
of control aren’t working, and
want the city council to look at
alternatives.
INUNDATED: Bromley residents tired of midges swarming
their properties will attend a meeting in New Brighton
tomorrow to look at new ways of solving the problem.
Shortland St resident Janet
Profit said she and others were
“over it,” and wanted the problem
sorted before next summer.
“We can’t have another year of it.
Ms Money said she wanted
to get all the relevant parties
around the table to revisit what
had been done and look at what
new options were possible.
“We want something positive
to come out of this. I know I
couldn’t live with that.”
•Kim Money, Our People, p6
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Retired teacher gets Queen’s honour
• By Sarla Donovan
RETIRED TEACHER Alan
Parris has been made a Member
of the Order of New Zealand for
services to maths education.
Mr Parris, who lives in Wainoni,
taught maths at Linwood
College for more than 40 years
and was head of department for
more than a decade.
“I’m honoured. It’s great that
maths has been recognised in
this way.”
He was one of three people
in the city’s east named in this
year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours
List.
Kerry Bensemann, also of
Wainoni, was made a Member
of the Order of New Zealand for
services to the community.
In 2001, Mr Bensemann
established the 0800 Hungry
Ministries Trust, a charitable
organisation providing food
bank services in the Canterbury
region.
The trust sources surplus food
from businesses and distributes
packages to the poor and needy.
Also honoured for services
to the community was Dick
Johns, of Waitikiri, who has
volunteered for nearly 60 years
as a Boys’ Brigade leader. He was
CHUFFED: Alan Parris has been recognised in the Queen’s
Birthday Honours List. PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
a volunteer at the police kiosk in
Cathedral Square and since early
2016 has been a weekly volunteer
at Burwood Hospital to assist
staff and patients.
Mr Parris said although he
is now officially retired, he still
keeps “busy as hell,” helping set
tests and competitions in Australia
and New Zealand.
Mr Parris represented New
Zealand internationally as the
director of the New Zealand
Mathematics Olympiad residential
camps for more than 30
years, and has written and
moderated for the Australian
Mathematics Competition for
more than 24 years.
Within Canterbury, he has
contributed to the Cantamath
regional competition, and was
founder in 1995 of the Literacy
and Numeracy Empowerment
Project.
He produced and co-ordinated
the online National Mathematics
Week programme for more
than 15 years and served on the
National Association of Mathematics
Teachers for more than
25 years.
Mr Parris and his wife have
just finished building a new
house on their Cuffs Rd property
and are busy subdividing and
building two more houses on
their section.
“We’re busy fighting the council
over permits, plans, consents
and so on.”
As president of both the
Canterbury and New Zealand
Snooker and Billiards Association,
and a vintage car enthusiast,
he’s finding plenty to keep
him busy.
Memorial
panels
cop
criticism
•From page 1
Binn Inn New Brighton
owner Nikki Griffin thought
the panels were “hideous.”
She said there must be
a better way to protect the
memorial than the “fish bowl
they’ve come up with.”
Blair Hughes, owner of
Paper Plus New Brighton,
said he could understand
why they’d been put up
but didn’t like the look of
them.
“Aesthetically, it doesn’t
work. I would have thought
there’d be a better option.”
Burwood Ward city
councillor Glenn Livingstone
said he hadn’t seen the
memorial since the panels had
been installed.
Similar panels around the
Woolston Borough Monument
were covered in graffiti less
than three weeks after they
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Call for council to own Southshore land
• By Sarla Donovan
LOCAL CITY councillor David
East wants to see ownership
of red-zoned Southshore land
return to the city.
Clearance of 150 red zone
properties bordering Southshore
estuary has left the area open
to erosion and flooding from
storms and high
tide.
Coastal-ward
city councillor
David East told
the Pegasus
Post it was
“untenable” to
David East
ask residents
to wait another
18 months for
Regenerate Christchurch to
come up with a plan when there
was no obligation for anybody to
implement it. “The Government
could just sit on it for years and
years. There’s no guarantee they
will fix it.”
He thinks the quicker option
is for the city council to take
ownership of the land and
assess the feasibility of a plan
commissioned by the Southshore
Residents Association.
The plan, prepared pro-bono
by coastal engineering firm
OCEL Consultants, proposes
constructing a berm to protect
the area from inundation on the
TEMPORARY FIX: Southshore volunteers last year took matters into their own hands and piled
rocks and concrete blocks back up along the estuary edge.
estuary side.
Cr East said Government was
The berm would form an elevated
walk/cycle way along the for projects in Christchurch
at a stage where further funding
Estuary shoreline, with beaches would meet with opposition
at some points providing access from other parts of the country.
for kayaks and paddle boards at He said it didn’t seem like an
high tide.
“insurmountable” problem to get
The estimated cost was $7.5 that sum into the city council’s
million, excluding a paved budget next year.
walkway, landscaping or beach “People down there are looking
features.
for some action,” Cr East said.
All red zone land is currently
in Crown ownership and Regenerate
Christchurch is leading
community consultation on the
red zone but Cr East said because
the SSRA had already commissioned
a detailed plan, it was a
“slap in the face” for residents to
be told they had to wait for the
consultation process to finish in
July next year.
Christchurch Central MP and
Minister supporting Greater
Christchurch Regeneration
Nicky Wagner said she and
Mayor Lianne Dalziel met with
the regenerate board earlier
this month to discuss planning
for Southshore and South New
Brighton.
“I understand Regenerate
Christchurch presented to
the Southshore Residents’ Association
two weeks ago on the
intended approach, and emphasised
the need for pace and
certainty.”
“All relevant information will
be considered in the planning
process, and the community will
have the opportunity to provide
input.”
Cr East said the Government
should sit down with the city
council and assess the feasibility
of the OCEL plan, rather than
inflict further consultation on
a community that was “sick to
death” of it,
It was “inevitable” that all red
zone land in Christchurch would
return to council ownership, he
said.
“It’s not a matter of if, but when.”
SSRA chairman Bill Simpson
said residents in the area had
an immediate problem which
needed to be fixed. “We don’t
care how it’s done.”
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Our People
Working for the community
Kim Money
Kim Money is a newbie to local body
politics. Reporter Sarla Donovan finds
out what makes the Coastal-Burwood
Community Board chairwoman tick
RELAXING: Kim Money, chairwoman of the Coastal-Burwood Community Board.
PHOTO; MARTIN HUNTER
What have you been up to today?
My daughter needed me to
babysit so I thought I’ll have her
for a couple of hours and do some
emails at the same time. Well, a
10-month-old and emails didn’t
quite work! Then I popped over to
see my mum, she’s in a rest home
and I’ve had a lot of issues with her
over the years especially in the six
months since I’ve been in this job
unfortunately. She’s had strokes,
been in and out of hospital, that
sort of stuff happening. After that,
I had a staff meeting and now I’m
seeing you.
Do you have just the one
grandchild?
I’ve got two daughters, 30 and
27. One has a baby girl who I was
looking after this morning and the
other has a boy who is two-and-ahalf,
and another little girl, she’s
eight months. They’re all living in
North Beach.
We’re here at Salt on the Pier –
is this a favourite cafe?
There’s a few here. I think
because I live in North Beach,
my favourite would be the Coffee
Shed. A friend of mine’s daughter
started that up 18 months ago and
it’s a wee community hub she’s
created. We all swarm down there
like bees, and it’s not just the people
you get to know, it’s the dogs
as well. A lot of mums go there
with their babies and I’ve recently
been able to talk the kite man, Jim,
into flying his kites down at North
Beach so he does that every now
and again too. Switch Espresso is
good too, one of my favourites.
It was a bit grey and chilly
earlier on. Are you one of these
people who get excited about
winter?
I used to when I skied, before
children, but now, winter’s different.
It’s a cosy time, a time to take
stock, do a bit of spring cleaning
or organising. But I love being
outdoors so any sunny day it’s
out on the beach, that’s why I live
there. Anyway, we always get four
seasons in one day.
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with empathy and positivity
A bit like Dunedin.
I was actually born there, in
1960. My parents emigrated from
England with my sister, who’s
seven years older than me. They
first went to Dunedin, then after
about six months we shifted to
Sumner. I grew up there, went
to Sumner School. Then I met
my husband, (who I’m separated
from) when I was 16 and he lived
in North Beach. So I’ve been associated
with this area since then.
We met at a church camp; he was
jumping on a trampoline and
my best friend broke her leg so I
thought he might like to go and
visit her in hospital, that’s how
it started. Plus, he was a surfer,
which appealed.
Do you surf yourself?
I’ve got a surfboard and a
wetsuit but all the youth around
the place, they all use it. Anybody
that wants to use my board uses
it. My daughter and I designed
the pattern, it’s a Barron board.
But no, I’m a beach whale. We’ve
been a surfing family though,
in the surfing community for
years and my daughter surfs,
my son-in-laws surf and I love
that lifestyle, being on the beach,
going up and finding the surf in
Kaikoura.
Do you a have a bolt-hole,
somewhere you escape to for
weekends/holidays?
When I was married, we used
to go to Bali every year. That was
somewhere that we found which
worked for both of us. The surf
was always fantastic, the weather
ELECTION
TIME: Kim
Money out
and about on
the campaign
trail last year.
was always fine, the shopping
and food was cheap, you didn’t
have to cook or clean so we’d go
for 2-3 weeks every year. Otherwise,
in New Zealand, Dunedin
and Kaikoura were our favourite
spots, again, because of the surf.
I do love the beach, otherwise I
feel claustrophobic. Where I grew
up in Sumner, our house was on
The Esplanade, right opposite
Cave Rock. I heard the house we
had just sold after about 30 years
for $1.4 million. And apparently
they’re going to pull it down.
I haven’t lived there for a long
time of course, but I was there 21
years.
How are you enjoying your
job as chairwoman?
It’s a real privilege. It was really
exciting when I first heard I got
in because as I said my mother
was really sick and I found it
difficult to campaign. I wanted
to door knock a lot but mum was
out at Oxford Hospital for respite
and she was there for virtually
the entire campaign. I was travelling
out there a lot and found it
difficult to run the campaign I
wanted so I didn’t know how it
would end up going. I did the
best I could so when I got in it
was really exciting and then that
turned into, ‘oh my goodness, I’m
now chair.’
Is that something you were
pushed into?
Not at all. I said I’d consider
being chair (thinking it was parttime
– it’s not). It turned out I
had the backing of the entire
board, it was unanimous and
that in itself was a privilege, to
think that these members who’d
been there six to nine years were
happy for me as a new person to
come and not just be part of the
team, but lead the team. It was
a double privilege really. I take
it very seriously and I love the
board, all of them. We all respect
each other. We’ve recently just
done a ‘StrengthsFinder’ course.
They really enjoyed that and it
was so useful in finding out what
we bring to the board and how
we can use that and it just brings
an understanding of how we’re
made up. For example, empathy
and positivity are two really
strong traits of mine.
I’ve noticed you’re quite
efficient at meetings, is that
something you’re conscious of?
It’s just being respectful of
people who have come to present
and also (city council) staff that
are there. We have to get on
with the job and be mindful
that people who are presenting
have taken time out of their
day. I’ve chaired groups at other
organisations and I do like to
start on time and try and stick
to the rules. But then, we’re
community so there needs to be
discretion and ability to go with
the flow sometimes.
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SCHOOLS
New entrants
The new entrants who started at
Banks Avenue School this term
have all kinds of goals they want
to achieve. Ella and Georgia are
in the same class, while the other
pupils have started in room 8, the
newest class.
•If you have a new entrant
starting school, send their photos
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Group gets crowd rockin’
• By Sarla Donovan
PROUD BROWN wowed the
judges at the Smokefree Rockquest
heats recently, winning the
Pacifica Beats Award and bagging
a place in the regional finals later
this month.
Eastern schools will be well represented
at the regional finals, with
Shirley Boys’ High School groups
Cipher, Judah And The Lazers and
2016 Canterbury Region winners
FUZHUN also making the cut.
A receptive Aurora Centre
crowd soaked up the energy of
Proud Brown, a seven-person
group of talented musicians from
Mairehau High School and Haeata
Community Campus.
They were among 70 bands who
battled it out for 12 spots in the
regional finals.
Lead vocalist, Evile Jireh Sisiso
Laloata, thinks their stage presence
and ability to get the crowd
engaged contributed to their success.
“There was not much space but
we actually figured out, like, how
to use the whole space and be
creative and add in moves to it.
There was also a specific part in
our song where we tell the crowd
to clap but then they all started
clapping to the beat and we were
like: ‘Oh yes, this is what we
wanted’.”
The group, coached by Vai
Punavai, will now compete in
the regionals at The Foundry on
June 23 where they’ll be hunting
KEEPING IT PROUD: Back row – Darrell Suaesi-Faamua (Mairehau
High School), bass; Sholita Umutaua, vocals; Grace Smith,
keyboard; Lisha Anitelea, vocals. Front row – PJ Iva, drums; Evile
Jireh Sisifo Laloata, vocals; Junior Muaimalae, guitar.
for a place at the national final in
Auckland.
Rockquest founder and director
Glenn Common said the level of
performance at the heats seems
to keep going up every year as
ISLAND VIBES:
FUZHUN onstage
at the
Smokefree
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The Shirley Boys’
High School
group’s relaxed
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style saw
them win a place
in the regional
finals later this
month.
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contemporary music from their
schools, make use of on line
resources and have role models
who’ve used the event as a springboard
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Thursday, 11-11.30am
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Friday, 10.30am-noon
If you like board games, why
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Linwood Library, Eastgate
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Saturday, 10am-2pm
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Monday, 10am-noon
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Golden Healthcare Group’s position
is at the forefront of Canterbury’s
residential care services is cemented by a
state-of-the-art facility being developed
at Lady Wigram Retirement Village.
The concept is to provide hotel-style
accommodation for those residents
who enjoy being part of a vibrant, social
community.
The group has already completed
78 villas with an additional 23 to be
completed by November 2017. Until the
full project is finalised, one of the villas
built during the first stage of construction
has been converted to accommodate
social events such as bowls, happy hours,
high teas and television viewing of sports
fixtures.
Once the project is complete, it will
comprise 101 villas, 73 apartments, and
100 care beds. The proposed facilities will
include a rest home, hospital, and dementia
facilities, and permanent amenities such
as a community centre, bowling green,
swimming and spa pools, a gym, a theatre,
a library, and a hairdressing salon.
The villas will be offered in a
combination of two and three bedrooms
whereas apartment residents will have a
choice between one and two bedrooms.
The Lady Wigram Retirement Village is
a short stroll from The Landing, the central
retail hub of the Wigram Skies subdivision,
and only a short drive to Hornby Mall, the
Hornby Working Men’s Club and the city.
Lady Wigram Retirement Village is
121 Skyhawk Road
one of eight facilities operated by Golden
Healthcare Group that offer a variety of
residential care services.
The large Christchurch-based group is
a privately owned provider that strives to
support every aspect of aged care.
Rest home care is provided in the Golden
Age Rest Home and Brookhaven Rest
Home, both of which also encompass
retirement villages. Brookhaven also
has a dementia care unit along with the
dedicated Camellia Court, Albarosa, and
Somerfield rest homes. Furthermore,
the Hoon Hay Rest Home is a dedicated
dementia wing, but the Hoon Hay House
on the same site specialises in mental
health.
Within the facilities, there are plenty
of opportunities to create unique
environments for differing requirements
for residents. Nursing care is provided
by registered nurses, regular scheduled
medical appointments and on-call doctors
ensure residents’ health is well monitored.
An activities co-ordinator ensures residents
will never be bored and they participate in
programmed activities, games, sing-alongs
with performances by visiting entertainers,
library book exchange and exercise
programmes. The group has four vans to
utilise for residents outings.
Each facility has its own kitchen and
offers nutritious home-style meals and
baking, and special diets are catered for.
Golden Healthcare employs 260 at its
facilities which care for about 350 residents.
All staff are highly trained, experienced,
and qualified in their roles.
Each facility offers regular resident and
family meetings to ensure feedback is
encouraged, and dementia facilities also
offer educational evening for families to
understand the dementia process. Respite
care is also provided at all facilities.
The Golden Healthcare Group website
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contacts.
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SENIOR LIVING
How’s your blood pressure?
There are many tell-tale signs our health
isn’t what it should be. Finding out we
have higher than normal blood pressure is
an important one.
According to Julian Marshall, owner of
Marshall’s Health & Natural Therapy in
New Brighton, making a few life changes
can help you keep on top of it.
“Our body is really amazing. It has
the ability to heal itself of just about any
disease if we make the effort to do the
right things! Often there are signs that
things are not right and this is the time
to find out why. Disease doesn’t happen
for no reason. Cardiovascular disease, one
of the leading causes of death is generally
very preventable. The secret is to make the
changes before things get too bad!”
Some symptoms of high blood
pressure include, headaches, migraines,
not noticing the cold, the feeling of
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To have good cardiovascular health,
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reading – which is the pressure in the
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is resting should be between 60 & 70. It
is common when talking about blood
pressure to say the systolic reading over the
diastolic reading, i.e. 120/60.
Blood pressure can vary considerably
over a relatively short period of time. It
is also best to check your blood pressure
when you are relaxed at home. For this
reason I recommend it is a good idea to
purchase your own digital blood pressure
unit and check your blood pressure
regularly. They are easy to use and can
give you a good indication of what may be
effecting your blood pressure especially if
it is high.
A moderate increase in blood pressure
can be caused by many things including
stress & worry. Blood pressure over
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140/70 is often caused by poor circulation.
Poor circulation again can be caused by
various factors especially plaque build-up
in the blood vessels but also if the blood
vessels are not supple enough or in poor
condition.
Calcium is an important mineral for
good health. However it often builds up in
the arteries as calcium plaque restricting
blood flow. Researchers have found
Vitamin K2 as menaquinone-7 can allow
this calcium to be pulled out of the arteries
and absorbed into the bones and tissues
where it belongs. It can therefore help
prevent osteoporosis also.
Montmorency tart cherry juice has
been shown to significantly reduce high
blood pressure at levels comparable
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Drinking delicious Hibiscus tea has been
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cups daily.
The lack of magnesium can be a major
contributor too, with most people having
less than optimum levels.
“Sure signs of being low in magnesium
include having an irregular heartbeat, high
blood pressure, migraines, muscle cramps,
twitches and night time teeth grinding are
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These are just a few supplements we
highly recommend to help you support
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Free blood pressure checks and further
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Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme
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HOME & HEATING
Get rid of dampness
in your house
Now wITH the colder and wetter weather
on its way, home owners are focusing on
ways to make their homes comfortable, warm
and healthy for their families throughout
winter. RISING dAmp is an issue that affects
many of our older properties which suffer
from poor, or no, insulation. In Canterbury
especially, post-quake, many people have
relocated to homes that suffer from rising
damp which can be associated with health
problems. Independent tests have shown
that up to 40 litres of water can rise from the
ground and enter a house every day, leading
to mildew, mould, condensation and musty
smells. moulds can produce various allergic
reactions and the frail, elderly and very young
are especially vulnerable.
Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd is a
locally owned and operated firm. The team
Heat Transfer
understands the problems caused by rising
damp and are there to help. They will come
to your damp home and pump a lightweight,
flowable foam concrete under your timber
floored home. Specially adapted for our
New Zealand conditions and applications
it provides a layer of protection against
rising moisture. An unexpected benefit that
the team at Canterbury Foam Concrete
have noticed recently, is that many owners
of properties which had underfloor foam
concrete installed, reported that it also
provided protection against liquefaction after
the earthquakes.
Contact Canterbury Foam Concrete Ltd
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Transfer the excess heat
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The facts about
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Balanced Pressure vs Positive Pressure
Under the New Zealand Building Code,
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be suitably ventilated, either with opening
windows or forced ventilation. Clause G4.1
states: “The objective of this provision is
to safeguard people from illness or loss of
amenity due to lack of fresh air.” There are
many benefits to forced, or mechanical,
ventilation over opening windows, including
warmth, security, reduction of outside noises
and reduction of condensation.
Traditional domestic ventilation systems
are ‘positive pressure’. They bring air in from
outside via the roof space and force the stale air
out through gaps around windows and doors.
The incoming air from these
systems has to be heated or
cooled to keep the house warm
in winter or cool in summer.
The Smooth-Air HEX390 is
a ‘balanced pressure’ system. It
extracts air from the house and
at the same time brings in fresh
air. These two streams of air
pass through a heat exchanger,
which warms incoming air in
winter and cools in summer if
air conditioning is being used.
This means that up to 80% of
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wasted using a traditional positive pressure
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system.
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Please apply with letter, Curriculum
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Monday 19 June at 12 noon to
Sandra Smith, Principal
221 Woodham Road
Christchurch 8061
EXPERIENCED SPRAY PAINTER
WANTED Full time, Permanent
We are looking for an experienced automotive
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To meet the requirements of this role, you will:
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• To pass a pre-employment drug test
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If you are self-motivated, take pride in your work and have a positive attitude
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Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a valid NZ work visa.
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Situations Vacant
CLEANERS
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Saturday & Sunday
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We are looking for
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You will need to pass
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These are permanent
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Please email your
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Please advise which
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P: 03 388 5187.
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sector post is?
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WAINONI OPENING DINNER SPECIAL
FREE NAAN
ONE NAAN BREAD WITH ALL ORDERS
OFFER AVAILABLE AT WAINONI OUTLET FROM 4PM.
OFFER EXPIRES FRIDAY 30-JUN-17. CONDITIONS APPLY
WAINONI STORE OPEN 7 DAYS, LUNCH 12PM - 2PM & DINNER FROM 4PM
LUNCH COMBO SPECIAL
CURRY + RICE
+ NAAN + DRINK $9 99
OFFER AVAILABLE AT WAINONI OUTLET
FROM 12PM - 2PM
WAINONI Takeaway | 84a Wainoni Rd | ph 03 381 4512
HORNBY Eat In/Takeaway | Shop No 304a DressMart |Hornby | ph 03 344 1080
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$
8 99
kg
Fresh Tegel NZ Skin On
Chicken Breast Fillets
Country Fresh
Washed White
Potatoes 4kg
$
4 99
bag
5
for
each
$
7 00
Mainland Cheese Tasty 500g/
Mild/Colby/Edam 700g
$
6 99
Bluebird Original/Thick/Thinly
Cut Chips 140/150g
$
4 00
each
Hubbards Simply Toasted Muesli 425-650g/Keri Fruit
Juice/Drink 2.4-3L
2
for
$
7 00
Vogel’s Bread 720-750g
(Excludes Gluten Free)
2
for
$
5 00
Wattie’s Very Special/Big & Hearty Soup 520-535g
$
16 99
pack
DB Draught/Export Gold/Citrus/Tui
12 x 330ml Bottles/Cans
$
13 99
each
Taylors Estate 750ml
(Excludes Jaraman/Promised Land)
$
5 99
each
Hummingbird Coffee 200g
FreshChoice Parklands
60 Queenspark Drive, Christchurch.
Open 7am – 11pm, 7 days.
FreshChoice.co.nz FreshChoiceNZ 383 1004
FreshChoice Parklands
While stocks last at FreshChoice Parklands only. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Trade not supplied.
Owned and
operated
by locals
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