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• By Caitlin Miles
GRAFFITI IS on the rise in
Linwood – reported incidents have
nearly doubled in a month.
Statistics from the city council
show a jump in graffiti, from 55 in
April to 102 in May.
Incidents also increased in New
Brighton – but not by as many. It
went from 41 to 47 and Wainoni
went up from 25 to 36.
Linwood Park was also labelled as
a graffiti hot spot with 11 incidents
in May.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member Alexandra
Davids said Linwood Park
has been an ‘ongoing issue’ in terms
of graffiti and vandalism.
The city council locked the toilets
in the park earlier this year in an
effort to reduce the vandalism and
graffiti being done to them.
Ms Davids said the city council
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and try to keep the area clear the
graffiti as soon as possible.
Thomson Park in New Brighton
and Hampshire St in Aranui also
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THERE’S A great appeal starting
at your local Countdown
supermarket next month.
And if you look at our front page
photo today you will understand
why.
The annual Countdown Kids
Hospital Appeal starts early next
month and every dollar that goes
into it helps children like eightyear-old
Jacob Matua.
The tremendous smile Jacob had
for the camera belies the perilous
situation he – and many others like
him – are in.
He is receiving what hopefully
will be life-saving treatment on
equipment, generous shoppers over
the years have paid for.
Each year, Countdown supermarkets
run an appeal to help provide
equipment for patients using
Christchurch Hospital’s paediatric
and neo-natal services.
And the good news is: Jacob is
doing well. – Barry Clarke
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Ghostly trees to be removed
Residents win
fight to have
them axed
• By Caitlin Miles and Sarla
Donovan
DEAD MACROCARPA and
pine trees at the former Pleasant
Point Yacht Club will be
removed.
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board agree the
trees are an eyesore to people
going to Southshore and South
New Brighton.
The Southshore Residents’
Association had urged the
community board to get rid of
the tress.
The community board has
requested city council staff
remove the trees from the
former yacht club “as soon as
possible”.
The association expressed
its “shock” to the community
board when it found out the
city council had planned for the
trees to remain a nesting spot
for birds.
Association spokesman
Simon Brown said neither
he nor any other Southshore
residents had ever seen any
birds near the trees, which
were “precariously balanced”
and posed a health and
safety risk for people using the
estuary edge.
South Brighton Residents
Association chairman Hugo
Kristensson agreed they should
go.
They were “ghostly” and “not
very attractive,” he said.
“We need to tidy the area up,
everyone agrees on that.”
The community board has
also requested city council staff
remove the dead trees on the
east estuary side of the Bridge
St bridge opposite those on Rat
Island, because they are seen
as unsightly and in danger of
falling.
Salt water intrusion relating
to the February 22, 2011,
earthquake, had killed a
number of trees around the
Avon-Heathcote Estuary edge,
some of which were removed in
2012.
EYESORE:
The dead
trees
beside the
Bridge St
bridge and
former
Pleasant
Point Yacht
Club will be
removed.
In Brief
BRIDGE ST PLANTING
A workshop between the South
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be held to discuss what should be
planted on Bridge St. The preference
is for pohutukawa trees. Previous
plans to plant cabbage trees near
the Bridge St bridge was given the
thumbs down by the residents’
associations.
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Countdown to supermarket
Countdown‘s upcoming
appeal will help provide
equipment for patients
using Christchurch
Hospital’s paediatric
and neo-natal services.
Sarla Donovan visited
cancer sufferer, eightyear-old
Jacob Matua,
who benefits from the
equipment
JACOB MATUA has visited this
place many times.
He’s in the Children’s Haematology
and Oncology Centre
in the Riverside building at
Christchurch Hospital, where’s
he’s hooked up to an infusion
pump dispensing the medicine
he needs. It’ll be 10pm before
this day’s treatment is over.
After the eight-year-old started
getting “headaches and tummy
pain, neck pain, arm pain,” at the
end of last year, a cancer diagnosis
followed, along with nearly
three months in hospital, getting
treatment.
Now he comes in for shorter
stays – four days this time – and
is crossing his fingers that he
WHAT A SMILE: Eight-year-old Jacob Matua, with nurse Lucy Stephenson, is using equipment
that was purchased with money from the Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal.
can return to his Clyde Rd home
tomorrow.
Jacob’s not well enough to
attend his school, Burnside
Primary, at the moment. He
couldn’t even eat his birthday
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
chocolate cake in May: “Because
sometimes I don’t eat,” he said.
Charge nurse manager Chrissy
Bond lightens the mood: “I wish
I could say that!”
The nurses play cards with
him, including memory and
skip bo. Lucy Stephenson, who
is supervising today, says he’s
quite the card shark. “I win every
time,” Jacob says with a grin.
His aunt Ula Faamoe sits with
him, too, giving his mum – who
has four other children including
twin three-year-old’s – a break.
She says he’s well at the moment:
“The best I’ve seen him
since starting the chemotherapy.
He’s making great progress.”
Beside his bed, a tall pump
stand holds all kinds of medicines
and beeping equipment.
The $5000 stand is one of four
in the centre, purchased with
money from the Countdown
Kids Hospital Appeal in 2013.
Mrs Bond said it holds five to
six pumps and keeps the medicines
stable, as well as allowing
nurses to easily read information
on screens attached to the
pumps. “DHBs find equipment
like this hard to fund, because
we can ‘make do’ with inferior
(devices). It isn’t essential, but
it just makes everybody’s life
easier,” she said.
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appeal
How to donate
•To donate to the appeal,
visit your local Countdown
and donate at the checkout
or purchase a Kids Hospital
Appeal wristband or raffle
ticket
•Contributions can be
made at any Countdown,
including The Palms,
Eastgate Shopping Centre
and New Brighton stores
•The appeal has raised
more than $10.4 million
since it began in 2007
•It fundraises for 11
children’s hospitals around
New Zealand, including
Christchurch Hospital
•It runs from August 7 until
October 29
Last year’s appeal raised
$123,270 for Christchurch
Hospital’s paediatric wards and
neo-natal unit.
Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal
chairwoman Ruth Krippner
says most kiwi kids will visit
hospital at some stage in their
childhood. She said Countdown
is proud to play a part in helping
provide these hospitals with the
equipment needed to treat illness
and injury.
“Whether it’s a one off visit for
a minor injury or a lengthy stay
for a serious illness, most New
Zealand children will have a
brush with a children’s hospital
ward at some point​– just like
this family,” Ms Krippner said.
“Thanks to the generosity of
our customers and the fundraising
efforts of the Countdown
teams, we’re able to help provide
hospitals with the much neededequipment
to treat thousands of
Kiwi kids. Last year, we raised ​
more than $1.1 million, and
we’re hoping to do the same this
year.”
Meanwhile, Jacob is busy
putting on his “best face” for the
photographer.
“Does a picture come out of
that?” he asks.
Name change considered
• By Caitlin Miles
WHAT’S IN a name? North New
Brighton or North Beach?
That’s the question the North
New Brighton Residents’ Association
is asking residents.
Chairman Josiah Thompson
said the association is looking to
update its constitution and with
that, he thought it might be time
to update the name.
“We’ve been talking about
updating it and since we meet
in the North Beach surf club we
thought we should ask people
what we should be called,” Mr
Thompson said.
Mr Thompson said it could get
confusing, with the North Beach
Surf Lifesaving Club only 130m
from the North New Brighton
Community Centre.
He has always known it as
North Beach.
North Beach seemed to be the
popular vote, with 25 people in
favour of the name change, while
six thought it should be kept as
North New Brighton.
Mr Thompson said it could get
confusing, with the North Beach
Surf Lifesaving Club only 130m
from the North New Brighton
Community Centre.
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board member Tim Sintes waded
UPDATE: A residents’ association is considering changing its
name from North New Brighton to North Beach to reflect the
area and popular opinion. PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS
into the debate. He said he spent
half his life living in the area and
voted for North Beach – as that
was what he had always known
it as.
“We’ve always thought of it as
North Beach, the North Beach
surf club is here . . . and it’s
shorter to say,” Mr Sintes said.
If the residents’ association
plans to make any changes to
the name, Mr Thompson said a
special meeting would have to
be held to officially change the
name.
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Support for dairy owner
DIRECTION: A sign marking
Kia Ora St is the first of 94 to be
restored to the residential red
zone. ​
$18,000 for
red zone signs
• By Bridget Rutherford
MORE THAN $18,000 was spent
on manufacturing and installing
the new street signs in the
residential red zone.
The city council, in conjunction
with the Avon Otakaro Network,
have installed 94 street signs in
the red zone to help people find
their way.
In addition, 26 new wayfinding
signs were installed to point
out main arterial routes around
Horseshoe Lake, Avonside, Bexley
and Dallington.
City council head of urban
regeneration, urban design and
heritage Carolyn Ingles said it
cost $13,920 to manufacture the
new street signs, and $1196 for the
wayfinding signs.
Fulton Hogan Signs and Graphics
installed them for free, she
said.
She said the city council did not
remove the previous signs.
“Following the earthquake,
people moved out of the RRZ and
a number of the existing street
signs were taken as souvenirs.”
But the new ones would not be
so easy to take. They have been
installed using brackets that can
only be removed with the right
tool.
Ms Ingles said the brackets cost
$3204.
AvON spokesman Evan Smith
said the signs were a mark of
respect, and would make it easier
for former residents to come back
and see where their homes used
to be.
• By Sarla Donovan
SOUTH BRIGHTON residents
are rallying around the owner
of their local dairy, who helped
them out in the 2011 earthquake
– after a bid to scuttle them
from building a cafe and a fish
and chip shop.
But their 200-plus signature
petition comes too late to affect
a decision on whether the build
will be allowed.
The Resource consent
application was heard on
May 17, and a decision on
information presented at the
time of the hearing. A decision
has not yet been made.
Neighbours Brendan Moir
and Patricia Claypoole objected
to Christine Chen’s plans to
build on a section next to her
Union St dairy.
Ms Claypoole and Mr Moir
said in submissions they fear
the building will be intrusive,
unsightly and affect the resale
value of their house.
It would be 30m2 larger than
the building that was there
previously, and operate seven
days a week, from 7am-8pm.
Ms Chen became a favourite
in the area after the February 22,
Wainoni Avonside
Community Trust
took it upon
themselves to
celebrate the
America’s Cup
before tomorrow’s
parade. The trust
was so excited
by Team New
Zealand’s win,
members dressed
up in red, covered
their building in red
and had red themed
biscuits to enjoy with
their tea and coffee.
They sang yachtingrelated
songs and
the national anthem
to celebrate the
victory.
2011, earthquake when she kept
the dairy open and provided
bread, milk and other basics for
free.
Local resident Evie, who only
wanted her first name used,
organised the petition locally
and on Facebook.
She has sent a copy to the city
council.
Even though it wouldn’t affect
the decision, the petition was
still worthwhile, she said: “I
think the city council needs to
know about it, regardless of the
timing. There are 200 signatures
there, that’s got to count for
something.”
The petition said the South
Brighton neighbourhood was
looking forward to a new food
establishment next to the
|dairy, “only to be disappointed
by two residents trying to put a
stop to it . . . we are a very tight
community that lost so much
America’s Cup celebrations
CAFE WANTED:
Residents have
signed a petition
in support of a
proposed cafe
and retail unit on
Union St, next to
the dairy.
in the earthquake. We would
love to have a little cafe to
catch up with all the
neighbours.”
A long-time Tovey St resident
said she had signed the petition
because she wanted a place
for people to meet.
“Before the earthquakes, we
had three fish and chip shops,
two hairdressers and a hotel
and we’ve not had anything
replaced.”
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Fire Service’s new look
• By Mark Thomas - specialist fire
investigator
THE NEW Zealand Fire Service
disappeared last Saturday.
It ceased to exist.
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
began life in its place.
It’s what we’ll be called into
the future.
What’s the reason?
Until now, there have effectively
been two fire services in
the country.
Those that covered urban
settlements, towns and cities,
and those that tackled mainly
wildfire in more rural settings.
To a certain extent, the
boundaries were blurred and we
generally co-operated as much
as we could.
The new Fire and Emergency
New Zealand Act combines us
into a single organisation, still
with distinct urban and rural
sides but working side by side.
It’s got to be better.
As far as most New Zealanders
go, there won’t be any change
whatsoever except the fire trucks
that respond to your emergency
might have different stickers on
the side.
For those of us in the new organisation,
there’s some learning
of new legislation but essentially
it’s business as usual.
Christchurch had a quiet week
as the change occurred.
Ten people got themselves
trapped in a lift at a city bar in
the early hours last Saturday
morning.
It took about half an hour to
free them.
And a fire truck was used to
hold up a severed power pole in
Barrington St after a car crash
on Sunday evening which kept
live wires off the street and power
going for Spreydon homes.
Finally, fire crews assisted ambulances
at about 10 incidents
where people suffered seizures
and died suddenly.
That’s about double a normal
week.
Dead macrocarpa and pine
trees at the former Pleasant
Point Yacht Club site are
unsightly, depressing
and a serious health
concern, according to the
Southshore Residents
Association.
You said:
Jill Reesby – Nature has
deemed fit to allow these trees
to die by changing their natural
environment. Nature would not
remove them physically, only
humans are able do that and only
those who wish for ‘stark’ and
‘proper’ outlooks.
Nature will already be using
them whether it is birds, insects
or organisms. Eventually, by
nature, they will decompose
feeding many different forms of
wildlife. The city council would
have already removed them if
they were a health and safety
issue to humans. Not everything
in nature is beautiful to everybody
but everything has a place
in evolution. I like the natural
outlook.
Troy Gearry – Ah guys, it’s
called nature, never thought
someone would complain about
a damn tree in the water, will
get washed away next flood
anyway.
Amanda White – I love this
tree. I drive past it every day,
looks amazing at sunrise.
Katrina Prendergast
– “They could fall on someone”,
really? Who would be stupid
enough to be walking in the
estuary in the first place? Leave
them there for the birds.
Lorraine Rawson – As a
Southshore resident, I love these
trees. Amanda White is right
they look amazing at sunrise.
Simon Kelly – The residents
are more depressing – these trees
are perfect for roosting shags.
John Bowes – Bet the same
people who find this depressing
have purple fits about men creating
global warming . . .
We said:
It’s back to the drawing
board for the Christchurch
School of Gymnastics after
its proposed new building
site at QE II Park was
rejected by residents
You said:
EYESORE:
Residents
want these
dead trees
beside
the Bridge
St bridge
removed.
Jake Ranginui – People in
the east need to decide if they
want things on their side of
town or to leave it to turn into
a dust bowl. Whining about
nothing being done there, then
complaining when something
is being planned. Make up your
minds.
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NEW: A
concept design
for the new
Christchurch
School of
Gymnastics
building.
Diane Mitchell – Thanks for not
spoiling the much-used park, there is
always the driving range land.
Sarah Ruane – Christchurch School
of Gymnastics is not a private company,
it is a not-for-profit society. The current
site is at risk of flood – every time
it rains, the foam pits flood. There are
more than 1000 young people using this
facility, from little kids doing recreational
gymnastics through to New Zealand
representatives. These young people work
incredibly hard and they deserve a facility
that meets their needs. I really hope
the Coastal-Burwood Community Board
recognises just how much support there
is for the rebuild in the local community.
Karen Beaumont – There is plenty
of land there, just cannot understand why
they wanted to take away a much-used
sports field, just so it could be right next
door to the pool for a quick swim. Use
the old driving range land, no problem.
Steve Potter – Why could people not
use both facilities still, even if it was on
the same site as now? I’d say that’s not a
good enough reason to move it (I know
there will be other reasons, too). The
whole perimeter of QE II is only 2.1km so
easy to still use both.
Maria Mann – Hope it gets rebuilt
on same site as I take our granddaughter
there every Monday in school term.
Barbara Price – It needs to move
from the current site to where the water
table isn’t high. The current site has a
water table at 1m in wet weather since the
quakes. The water comes into the pit in
heavy rain.
Wendy Stanton – Sounds perfect.
Do it, just get things in motion.
Les Hibbard – Dan O’Sullivan seems
to be calling the pot black, or is it a case
of sauce for the goose is sauce for the
gander. Isn’t QE II to become Crown land
with two schools being built there? If
that’s the case, then do they want a track
round the boundary, with it’s inherent
problem with miscreants.
LEARN TO SWIM
The new Swimsmart
Membership is here!
The new Swimsmart membership
offers a new approach to learning to
swim. Swimsmart members will get free,
unlimited access to all Christchurch City
Council pools outside of regular lesson
times. This provides kids with extra
opportunities to practise their swimming
skills!
Customers will now be able to enrol for
a membership that offers up to 48 weeks of
lessons per year. The new membership also
allows customers to pay on a more regular
basis via direct debit instead of paying for
a full term up front.
Grading of children’s swimming skills
occurs on a regular basis, so they can move
up a level as soon as they’re ready. If there’s
no space available at that level at a suitable
time, your child will go on a waitlist and
get some advanced instruction at their
current level.
Book now to secure your child’s spot!
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Pioneer to book.
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“Want to turn your Little Terror
into a Little Ninja? Join in the fun
with Flip Out Christchurch’s brand
new Tumble Tots classes for preschoolers
aged 2-4 years old.
With classes focused on beginner
tumbling, bouncing, balancing
and hand-eye coordination it’s
a great way to burn off a little
energy on a Friday morning.
Phone 384 8244
Email sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
FREE WORKSHOPS: Learn to tackle your own DIY projects with expert
team members as part of Bunnings Warehouse Shirley’s adults and kids DIY
workshops. They are held every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 1pm, while
kids are on from 10am to 2pm. These free events will arm you with tips, ideas
and confidence to complete your own home and garden projects. ​
16a Beach Road
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Phone order - 03 382 8599
Monday to Friday to
Saturday to Sunday to
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Greatest Little Cafe / Restaurant
in New Brighton
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Breakfast
Lunch &
Dinner
Menu
Serving Locally Grown Fresh Produce.
Open Tues - Sat 7.30am to late
Sunday & Monday 7.30am to 4pm
Indoor Bowls For Seniors
Tuesday, 11am-1pm
This is a great have-a-go
weekly session. If you’ve
never played bowls before,
why not go along and give
it a try? No experience
necessary and all abilities
are welcome. Wear soft
shoes. First is session
free.
Aranui/Wainoni Community
Centre, 37 Hampshire
St
Meditation and
Bhuddism Class
Wednesday, 5.30-6.45pm
This event is a weekly
drop in class with Buddhist
teacher Kate Fulkner.
Each class consists of a
guided meditation and a
talk based on Buddhist
wisdom. Classes suitable
for everyone. $5 donation.
Antidote Juice Bar, Carnaby
Lane, New Brighton
Winter Warmers Tai
Chi
Wednesday, 11-11.30am
Every week in July, Linwood
Library is hosting an
event to promote mental
health and well-being.
This week, go along for
some gentle exercise using
the popular resistance
DynaBands. Register
your interest by popping
into Linwood Library at
Eastgate Shopping Centre
or phone the library, 941
7923.
Linwood Library, 1st
floor, Eastgate Shopping
Centre
Pages Rd Market
Thursday, 8am-1pm
This weekly market
offers a huge selection
of pre-loved clothing at
reasonable prices, plants,
toys, skincare products,
books, DVDs, fresh fruit
and vegetables and all
manner of new and used
knick-knacks.
51 Pages Rd, Linwood
Book Discussion Group
Thursday, 6-7pm
For those who love
reading and want to share
in discussion with other
friendly book lovers, the
Shirley Library Book Discussion
Group is held on
the second Thursday of the
month. Roberta is hosting
this month’s meeting. The
group subscribes to the
Book Discussion Scheme
so there is a cost involved.
For inquires, ph 941 7923
Shirley Library, 36
Marshland Rd
Ukelele Jam
Friday, 7.30pm
Head along to St Faith’s
Church hall for a fun
musical jam night, hosted
by the Natural Magic
Pirate Band. For more
information, ph 388 9118
or email stfaiths1@gmail.
com
46 Hawke St, New
Brighton
Card Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
This weekly card club is
on every Friday, just head
along and join the fun.
Shirley Library, 36
Marshland Rd
Imagination Station
Daily, 9.30am-5.30
Lego lovers, head down
to the Imagination Station
pop-up facility in New
Brighton. The popular centre
uses Lego and Duplo
as a medium for learning
and creativity and it’s open
every day during the July
school holidays.
Carnaby Lane, Brighton
Mall
Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Head to the seaside
this weekend and enjoy
live entertainment, great
food, fresh produce,
artisan bread, arts, crafts,
jewellery and more. With
a bouncy castle and free
face-painting.
New Brighton Mall
Golden Oldies
Movie Screening
Monday, 1.30pm
Sydney Poitier stars
in To Sir With Love, a
1967 drama based on
E A Braithwaite’s autobiographical
novel of the
same name. The story
concerns the experience of
immigrant engineer Mark
Thackeray, who ends up
teaching high school in
London’s tough East End.
Arrive early for a cuppa
and a chat.
New Brighton Museum,
cnr Hardy St and Seaview
Rd. $2 donation.
Mahjong Club
Monday, 12.30pm-3pm
Enjoy playing this
ancient game in a relaxed
environment followed by
a cuppa.
South New Brighton
Community Centre, Beatty
St.

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New campus hopes to liven up Brighton
THE LATEST stage of the Grace
Vineyard Beach Campus in
New Brighton has been officially
opened.
Youth Alive Trust hosted
the celebration of stage four’s
completion by opening two more
areas at the campus as part of its
ongoing redevelopment.
The two new spaces are both
purpose-built music rooms with
sound-proofing, acoustic panels,
a recording desk and an outdoor
pre-school play area with a fort,
soft play matting and deck.
The two spaces were able to
open partially due to funding
from Creative New Zealand, The
Lion Foundation, Pub Charity
Ltd, Playbases, the Grace
Vineyard congregation and a
Ministry of Education playgroup
grant.
More than 60 people attended
the opening with speeches
including young people, parents,
funders and city councillor
David East.
Trust manager James Ridpath
said while the build was an
exciting step forward, the trust
was looking forward to running
more programmes for the community.
“The building is just a tool,
it’s the families attending the
FUN: Thomas Ridpath, 1, got ready to make his way down the
slide while two-year-old Koa McNicol waited behind him.
playgroups, pre-schooler programmes,
music tuition and
youth bands who will benefit
most,” Mr Ridpath said.
He said the building was built
with community use in mind.
“Hundreds of locals use the
building every week through a
number of organisations, and it’s
now a warm, friendly building
fit for purpose that we can all be
proud of,” he said.
PLAY: Two-year-olds Moses Thompson and Millie Brown had
fun playing together at the opening. PHOTOS: ANTHONY CRAIG
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DEADLINE SALE
DEADLINE SALE
Belfast 36 Donegal Street
Heartbreakingly Beautiful ....
Sue & Gemma Roberts
M 027 440 1282 or 027 223 6471 P 03 323 6045
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / Belfast Licensed Agent REAA 2008
3 21 2
Harcourts ID: BF28469
This home has so much personality it speaks for itself! Sadly our owners are moving North and
its time to say goodbye. Totally renovated throughout open plan kitchen/dining/living with great
outdoor flow to entertainment area, three double bedroom, spacious bathroom and heated with
woodburner and HRV system. Plenty of off street parking and fully fenced grounds + garden shed.
DEADLINE SALE
Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before
Thursday 13 th July at 4.00pm.
View: Phone for viewing times.
Redwood 6 Grimseys Road
Fantastic Family Home
Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai
M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / The Palms Licensed Agent REAA 2008
NEW LISTING
4 1 2
Harcourts ID: PLS2283
This renovated 1970's bungalow, with comfortable bedroom sizes, sunny living areas and a
wonderfully established section, is the PERFECT family home you have been looking for! The home
has been completely refreshed with modern décor throughout to enhance natural light, with
refurbished kitchen / bathroom and two heat-pumps and DVS system. Popular family location.
Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before
Thursday 27 th July at 4.00pm.
View: Phone for viewing times.
Shirley 31A Havana Gardens
Modern Family Home
Mitchell Roberts & Mana Tai
M 027 413 0797 or 027 626 2824 P 03 385 0343
Harcourts Twiss-Keir Realty / The Palms Licensed Agent REAA 2008
4 2 2
Harcourts ID: PLS2277
A fantastic family opportunity for this modern four bedroom home, in a family-friendly location.
With our owners to embark on a new direction, this easy-care home in a convenient location, must
be sold! Warmth is assured with full insulation, double-glazing and heat-pump. The living spaces
and main bedroom provide indoor/outdoor access to the easy-care and established 491m²section.
MALTWORKS VILLAS
LIFESTYLE VILLAGE • HEATHCOTE VALLEY • CHRISTCHURCH
Deadline Sale: All offers invited on or before
Thursday 27 th July at 4.00pm.
View: Phone for viewing times.
Spencerville 35 Heyders Road
Surf and Turf
Harcourts ID: KI7259
Buy the turf and get the surf for free. The world is your oyster when you purchase into this
amazing location, and the pearl is this gem of a home. Walk the boardwalk and enter into your
private world, where indoors and outdoors no stone has been left unturned. Totally refurbished,
landscaped, new decking, large bedrooms, light sunny living, studio, BBQ area and large yard.
Christine Prebble
M 027 223 8330 P 03 323 6045
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4 2 2
Price: Offers Invited!
View: Phone for viewing times.
Lifestyle Village
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64 - 68 Port Hills Road
• 65 FREEHOLD UNIT TITLES - protecting
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• On site caretaker for maintenance
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• Selection of well designed larger floor
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• Solar panels on all villas generating
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Montreal St
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Colombo St
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• By Andrew King
SHIRLEY BOYS’ High will
have two weeks to lick their
wounds after a tough 15-20
loss to St Thomas’ in the UC
Championship at the weekend.
After 11 rounds, Shirley now
sit 10th on the table after the loss
at Linfield Park on Saturday.
Their record is now four wins
from 10 games.
The competition takes a
school holiday break until July
22, with a number of players attending
the Crusaders under-18
development training camp at
St Andrew’s College, which runs
for the next two days.
Glen Beardsley was the only
Shirley player selected in the 61-
man squad.
From those 61, 25 will be
selected to play against the Hurricanes
under-18 team on Saturday
at 5.10pm in a curtain-raiser
for the Crusaders v Hurricanes
SPORTS
Shirley Boys’ High
go into two-week
break after tight
loss to St Thomas’
match at Westpac Stadium.
When they return to the
competition for the final four
rounds, Shirley will have St
Andrew’s first up, who went into
the break with a thumping 50-20
victory over Burnside at home.
In other local games, Christ’s
College beat Marlborough 31-21,
CBHS grabbed a bonus point
win over Rangiora 26-8, and
Timaru Boys’ High stayed top
of the table with a big 46-12 win
over struggling St Bede’s College.
Points table
Timaru Boys’ High, 45pts,
1; CBHS, 44, 2; Christ’s, 44, 3;
Nelson, 40, 4; St Andrew’s, 37, 5;
Rangiora, 31, 6; Waimea, 30, 7;
St Thomas’, 27, 8; Marlborough
Boys’ High, 24, 9; Shirley, 21, 10;
Lincoln High, 20, 11; St Bede’s,
16, 12; Mid-Canterbury, 6, 13;
Roncalli College, 1, 14; Burnside
High, 0, 15.
Connetics Shield-holders
miss national competition
• By Andrew King
BURNSIDE HIGH is ruing poor
early season form which has cost
them a spot in the nationals.
But coach David Williams is
not looking to blame outside
forces, saying it was gutting but
entirely their own fault.
Four teams were selected from
the Connetics first XI football
competition to compete at the
Boys Lotto Premier Football
Tournament in Napier from
September 4-8.
“A draw against Shirley and
letting Cashmere back into
the game, which also ended
up being a draw, didn’t help.
If either of those games had of
been a win instead of a draw,
then we would be in Napier,” he
said.
St Andrew’s College, St
Thomas, Lincoln High and
Cashmere High have all made
the cut for the 32-team national
tournament.
The teams were picked during
round eight when the top four
included the selected teams.
Burnside were fifth in round
eight, but have since moved
to third after wins against
Middleton Grange and Lincoln
High. In their match against
Lincoln, Burnside also won
the Connetics Shield for the
MISSING: Burnside High will look to hold on to the Connetics
Shield after missing out on the national competition.
PHOTO: BURNSIDE HIGH
first time. However, they were
denied a wildcard entry into
nationals, with Nelson’s Waimea
College and Wellington College
snapping up the last two
spots.
“We will now focus on
trying to win the Rex Dawkins
tournament in Palmerston
North,” Williams said.
That tournament runs at the
same time as nationals.
Williams said with two games
and a bye left in the Connetics
competition, the goal is to
finish strong and hold on to the
Connetics Shield.
The competition now takes
a three-week break and will
resume on July 26 for three
rounds before the finals.
Burnside will not want to let
go of the shield when they
face Christ’s at 5.45pm at the
Christchurch Football Centre,
where all league games are being
played this year.
Christchurch Boys’ High will
take on Lincoln at 4pm, St Bede’s
will play Shirley at 5.45pm, St
Andrew’s will try to stay top
of the table when they face St
Thomas at 7.30pm and Papanui
will resume their season against
Riccarton at 7.30pm.
Points
St Andrew’s, 21pts, 1; St Thomas,
21pts, 2; Burnside, 20pts, 3;
Cashmere, 19pts, 4; Lincoln,
17pts, 5; St Bede’s, 16pts, 6;
CBHS, 13pts, 7; Shirley, 13pts, 8;
Riccarton, 11pts, 9; Middleton,
8pts, 10; Papanui, 6pts, 11;
Christ’s, 5pts, 12; Rangiora, 3pts,
13.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
New treatment for fungal nails
Feet First, the long-established podiatry
clinic in Upper Riccarton, now has a
much more efficient and effective means
of dealing with the problem of fungal
nails, thanks to a new machine they
recently obtained from Britain, where it
was designed and trialled.
Clearanail is a procedure where the
Podiatrists use a machine to make tiny
holes in the nail without affecting the nail
bed – a completely pain-free procedure
that then allows the topical application of
antifungal solution to directly reach the
problem area.
Fungal nails may cause the toenail to
thicken, which consequently can make
shoes feel uncomfortable. Anyone who
believes they have a fungal infection
of the nails is invited to make an
appointment for a consultation with Feet
First so one of the qualified Podiatrists
can assess if that is the case, and if so, will
recommend the Clearanail procedure.
This involves the initial treatment, and
three follow-up appointments at monthly
intervals to check progress.
“Fungal nail infections won’t disappear
immediately,” clinic director Charlotte
Russell says, “so people need to commit
to the process, which can take up to four
months as the nail grows.”
She says now is an ideal time to start
fungal nail treatment with Clearanail, so
nails will be looking healthy again when
the warm, sandal-wearing weather arrives.
Feet First has an introductory offer on
Clearanail until the end of July.
Call them on 348-7910 for details.
The Clearanail machine and related products.
In addition to offering this highly
effective treatment, Feet First has another
unique feature – the Shoe Room. Here,
clients can browse through a wide
selection of ‘fashionable, functional
footwear’ for men and women that not
only provides support and comfort, but
also looks modern and attractive.
The four registered and experienced
Feet First Podiatrists offer the full range
of podiatry services for all ages and all
conditions, with customised treatment
provided for every client. They also offer a
range of quality foot treatment products,
including the German brand Gehwol.
The clinic at 37 Main South Road is
open Monday to Friday from 8.30am to
5pm, with late nights on Monday and
Thursday to 7pm by appointment. The
Shoe Room is open Monday to Friday
Discover this
unique Emporium
Above: Clinic director Charlotte Russell displays one of the modern boot styles
available in the Shoe Room. Below: The Feet First reception area.
9am-4pm. There is on-site parking
available.
Feet First also runs several satellite
clinics. These are at the Marshland
Family Health Centre, Marshland
Road on Mondays, the Redcliffs
Clinic, Augusta Street, on Wednesday
afternoon and Friday morning, the
Waltham Medical Centre, Waltham
Road on Wednesday afternoon, and at
Darfield Pharmacy on Friday.
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Ingredients
1 Tbsp Olive oil
4 Lamb shanks, large
1 Onion, sliced
2 cloves Garlic, crushed
2 Tbsp Curry powder, medium
800g Tomatoes, chopped
2 cups Beef stock
1 to taste Salt & freshly ground
pepper
Directions
Heat oven to 180 deg C. Place
lamb shanks in an oven pan.
Heat oil in a large frying pan,
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Add garlic and curry powder,
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Ingredients
400g Pasta spirals
3 Tbsp Extra virgin olive oil
½ cup Pine nuts
1 cup Breadcrumbs
1 Lemon
½ cup Kalamata olives
4 fillets Anchovy fillets
2 Tbsp Fresh parsley
2 cloves Garlic
2 heads Broccoli
¼ cup Parmesan cheese
Directions
Cook pasta in boiling salted
water for eight to 10 minutes
until al dente – just tender to the
bite.
Heat one tablespoon of oil,
pine nuts, crumbs, one tbsp finely
grated lemon rind, pitted and
roughly chopped olives, roughly
chopped anchovy, parsley and
garlic in a frying pan, stirring
until crumbs and pine nuts are
lightly toasted.
Heat a saucepan of water
and cook the broccoli for four
minutes until just tender. Drain
well and then gently stir broccoli
though drained pasta and
drizzle with remaining olive oil.
Serve topped with crumbs and
with grated parmesan cheese.
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CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS
Ingredients
80g Potatoes, chips, ready salted
1 tsp Curry powder
1 cup Panko breadcrumbs
1 tsp Chicken stock, powder
1 tsp Curry powder, optional
1 cup Panko breadcrumbs
1 tsp Chicken stock, powder
2 Eggs
8 Chicken drumsticks
Directions
Preheat oven to 180 deg C.
Crush chips and mix them
on a shallow plate with panko
crumbs, curry powder and
chicken powder.
Break eggs into a shallow dish
and lightly mix with a fork.
Roll chicken in the egg and
then in the crumb mix.
Place the chicken pieces in a
single layer in a baking dish and
cook for 45 to 50 minutes until
meat is cooked through.
Test by piercing thickest part
of the drumstick with a skewer.
The juices that run out should
be clear and not pink.
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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS
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A change of scenery is how Allan
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“I want to grow our business through
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While known for supplying and
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4WDs, and fleet vehicles.
Their fully functional workshop with
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Bridgestone Hornby is close to the Hub
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REAL ESTATE
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Situated in the heart of this popular part
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bedrooms and one bathroom, generous
off street parking, a sunny north facing
family sized section plus master bedroom
complimented by an outdoor deck.
This character bungalow offers a formal
street facing living room with cosy
logburner. Wood panelling and lead lights
retain the appeal from a bygone period of
time when antiques and paintings were
displayed in the formal room setting.
Outside, the 564m2 section along with the
sun-soaked decking area is an entertainer’s
delight with manicured lawns.
Double garaging, drive through and a
generous driveway with plenty of off-street
parking complete the package.
The location is exceptional, with zoning
for the ever-popular Girls’ and Boys’ High
School, St Thomas’, St Patrick’s and close
distance to Medbury, Rangi Ruru and St
Andrews’, underpinning your investment
and the proximity to the Westfield and the
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Weka Pass Railway
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We are RUNNING
SUNDAY 16th July
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Phone 0800wekapass
Depart Glenmark Station
11.30am & 2.00pm
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Principal’s P.A.
Permanent position -
40 hours per week – 44 weeks per year
Villa Maria College is a state-integrated Catholic secondary
school for girls. We were founded by the Sisters of Mercy
in 1918 and hold dear the values of Whakaute – Respect,
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www.villa.school.nz to find out more about us.
An exciting opportunity has arisen for the right person to
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If you’re ready for a challenge and believe you have the
experience to step into this role, please send your CV,
covering letter and two referees for us to contact to:
Villa Maria College
Principal
21 Peer Street
Christchurch 8041
dbr@villa.school.nz
A full job description is available on the College website
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What’s On
Entertainment
Buon
Appetito!
EXPERIENCE the satisfyingly bold
avours of Italy at the Garden Buffet
Restaurant. e team at the restaurant is
celebrating the tastes of Italy and has
added traditional Italian fare to their
already extensive buffet selection.
One of Christchurch’s most popular
restaurants, the Garden Buffet is
renowned its wide choice of quality
dishes produced from the freshest
seasonal ingredients.
Chicken Scallopini, Italian stuffed Hoki
with Cheese, Lamb Stew, Fettuccine
Marinara, Pizza Pie, Chorizo Pasta, and
sweet treats such as Lemon Almond Tart
and Tiramisu Cheesecake are just a few
examples the specialist dishes available
during the restaurant’s lunch and dinner
service throughout the month (nishing
on Sunday 30th July). Normal dining
prices apply. Bookings essential.
e Garden Buffet Restaurant and
adjoining Garden Bar Cafe offer an
excellent solution for company functions,
and special events. Roomy, stylish
To advertise, contact
Jo Fuller 03 364 7425
jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi
surroundings with a warm and inviting
ambience, it’s the perfect venue for any
occasion from casual dining to weddings
and work functions.
e Garden Bar Cafe is open daily
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excellent coffee, and homemade gourmet
cabinet foods. By evening it serves as the
ideal meeting place for a pre-dinner
drink with cruisy live music every Friday
from 6pm.
e Garden Buffet Restaurant and
Garden Bar Cafe, with plenty of secure,
easy access parking, are located in the
Garden Hotel, 110 Marshland Rd. For
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phone 386 0088.
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TICKETS $20 AT CLUB OFFICE. DOOR SALES $25
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Phone 03 349 9026
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
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each
Villa Maria Private Bin 750ml
(Excludes Pinot Noir/Syrah)
$
4 00
each
Just Juice/Citrus Tree Fruit Juice/Drink 2.4-2.8L
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
fcpp1107

9ct Diamond set
triangle Ring
NOW $229
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Disc Bracelet
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