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Exploring greatness
• By Noah Graham
HILLVIEW Christian School’s
biennial production is exploring
the idea of greatness while
highlighting a traditional
New Zealand tale.
The show Invitation will
boast 63 year 7 to 10 pupils
and will emphasise grace,
forgiveness and love through
three different stories.
The three stories portray
an overarching message of
how every person is invited
to greatness but will often
miss the opportunity because
it could be through someone
we love, a problem to solve or
a job to be done – something
human’s tend to overlook,
music teacher and co-director
of the show, Philippa Becker
said.
Mrs Becker said she was codirecting
the show with the school’s
drama teacher, Xanda Eves, and it will
feature a variety of singing, dancing
and drama.
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Mr Kingston said he was
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Mr Kingston’s anger came as
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and a $800,000 increase in costs,
totalling about $3.7 million.
“It’s totally disappointing. It
seems any plan they make, they
change,” Mr Kingston said.
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last year, funding to improve
the intersection was brought
forward for the earliest practical
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year, and an increase in the available
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News.......................................3-5
WOOLSTON MAN Michael
Reynolds has a pretty cool idea –
a community fruit and vegetable
garden in his local park.
Michael wants a group of local
residents to help him establish
the garden in Radley Park.
The produce would then be
distributed to those who can’t afford
to buy fruit and vegetables.
Far too many kids these days
go without fruit and vegetables.
I can’t understand why because
it’s cheaper than KFC and Mc-
Donald’s, which they seem to eat
a lot of.
So a pat on the back for Michael
in his bid to get families
eating more healthily. If you
want to help, go to our article on
page 5.
And speaking of kids, Ferrymead
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Funds sought to fix car park
• By Noah Graham
SPREYDON residents make a
bid tomorrow to get funding
to make an exit from the
Barrington shopping centre
safer.
The Spreydon Neighbourhood
Network has a deputation to the
Spreydon-Cashmere Community
Board to push for money to
improve the exit on Barrington
St. The network wants improvements
funded from the current
city council budget.
If it does not, the group will
be hoping to fund the project
through this
year’s Annual
Plan, Spreydon
Neighbourhood
Association
secretary Sonya
Hodder (left)
said.
However, if the
project was to be funded from
the Annual Plan, she was worried
work would not begin on
the car park entrance and exit for
another year, she said.
If it were to be funded through
minor works, the project could
be started within months, she
said.
For more than three years, the
group has been lobbying to stop
drivers exiting right out of the
car park onto Barrington St as
well as removing the right-hand
turn from Barrington St into the
car park.
She said cars turning right
must cross a line of traffic and
with the amount of vehicles it is
just a “disaster waiting to happen”.
“It’s concerning for pedestrians,
cyclists and the elderly who
want to cross the entrance on the
footpath.”
Mrs Hodder said there had
been numerous engineers assigned
to their project with the
closest of any real progress being
one engineer producing nine options
for the exit.
She said the community board,
Barrington shopping centre and
TRICKY EXIT:
Residents
want changes
made to the
right-hand
exit of the
mall onto
Barrington
St because
of safety
concerns for
motorists and
pedestrians.
PHOTO:
GEOFF
SLOAN ​
residents were supportive of
removing the right-hand turn
out of the car park but shopping
centre management did not want
to remove the right-hand turn
into it.
She said the shopping centre
was the closest shopping hub for
most of the Spreydon and surrounding
communities with the
exit impacting a lot of people.
In Brief
BARRINGTON PARK
Consultation for the
Barrington Park playground
renewal is likely to get under
way in June. City council staff
told the Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board last month
that community governance
staff will work with parks staff
to ensure local community
groups are involved in the
process.
NOMINATIONS WANTED
Nominations for community
services awards will close
this month. Time is running
out to nominate community
members in your area who
deserve recognition. Those
who you think have made their
community a better place need
to be nominated by 5pm, April
13, through the city council
website.
AYLMER ST CHANGE
THe Spreydon-Cashmere
Community Board has
approved no stopping
restrictions for vehicles at
any time on the southern
side of Aylmer St. The no
stopping restrictions will
affect 70m west of the
Aylmer and Colombo Sts
intersection and will extend
west for 20m.

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Excellence in NCEA
Our school’s
NCEA results
90
continue
80
to exceed
70
national
benchmarks.
60
Our pass
50
rates, across
40
all levels, are
above decile
8 – 10 schools,
including
all private
schools. Last
year, 2016, saw this improvement continue
with our highest average pass rates
ever for Year 13 students and UE pass
rates.
%
Property works get under way
Stage 1 of our school’s exciting $21 million
dollar rebuild programme started over
the Christmas holidays. The staging of the
works over the next three years will help
minimise disruptions, for what is a unique
opportunity to modernise our school’s facilities.
Stage 1 works include a new block for Art
and English classes, changing rooms and
toilets for the gym, extension to our Library,
some classroom refurbishment, and a new
Special Education building.
Off to the world finals
Cashmere High School has been a
leading participant in the international
Future Problem Solving competition.
Our school’s impressive list of
student achievements in this challenging
problem solving programme
has continued with two of our students,
Hannah Hudson and Robb
Eastman-Densem, both qualifying
Pictured at left are Robb Eastman-
Densem and Hannah Hudson.
Cashmere’s futsal team undefeated
at SI school championships
The Cashmere High School’s
Junior Boys Futsal team went
through this year’s South Island
Secondary Schools Mainland
Futsal Championships undefeated,
including winning the
final against Waimea College.
This convincing win by our junior
boys continues the success
our Futsal teams have enjoyed
over recent years – Senior Boys
have won the national title and
our Senior Girls were national
runners-up.
In addition, Football is a very
popular sporting option at Cashmere with
our 1st XI Boys and Girls regularly placing
Level 1 (Y11) Level 2 (Y12) Level 3 (Y13) U.E.
Cashmere % 83.5 86.8 80 67.1
Decile 8-10 80 81.3 74.2 63.1
NZ % 74.2 77.4 63.4 47.9
The south end of B Block being demolished.
Pass Rates for Level 1 to 3 for 2016
Congratulations to our students for
their diligent work to achieve such
impressive results, and thanks to our
dedicated teachers for their wonderful
support of our student achievement.
top in our region in the 11-a-side winter
game.
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Four top the world
Four of our students have gained 100 per cent in
their Cambridge International Examination subject
of Global Perspectives.
This means that all four share the honour and
title of being “Top in the World”.
The Cambridge International Examinations are
a global qualification which our school provides
the opportunity for our top streamed Year 10
students to study.
Incredibly, in 2016 four of our students: Hsin-yu
Miu, Nina Noble, Alice Tiso and Lilly Van Keulen,
all achieved 100 per cent. This final grade is
based on their internal research assessments
and end-of-year examination.
All four have now been judged to be the top
achievers in this subject compared against all
students across the world for 2016.
Pictured at right are, standing, Lilly Van Keulen and
Alice Tiso, and in front, Nina Noble and Hsin-Yu Miu.
at the National Finals to represent
New Zealand at the 2017 International
Finals to be hosted in the United
States.
Hannah Hudson will be defending
her World Title, which she gained last
year at the International Finals.
Future Problem Solving is a programme
that challenges students
to develop their critical and creative
thinking abilities.
Head students for 2017
Head Students for 2017 pictured with Principal Mark
Wilson (centre) are: Gordon Forrest (Head Boy), Livvi
Kemp (Deputy Head Girl), Grace von Huben (Head Girl)
and Hamish Laing (Deputy Head Boy)
Don’t forget!
School Production 2017
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Idea for food hub in park
• By Noah Graham
A WOOLSTON resident needs
a show of support to help his
communal food hub dream
flourish.
Michael Reynolds wants to
establish the Roimata Community
Food Hub at Radley Park,
to help serve the Woolston and
Opawa communities with fresh
fruit and vegetables.
However, to get
things under way,
he needs clear
support from a
core group of the
community who
would be willing
to undertake the
Sally Buck
project, Mr Reynolds said.
The Te Waka Unua School
board of trustees member said
it would be great if a regular
group of community members
were to put their hands up and
be willing to help maintain the
food hub on a consistent basis.
“Around 20, consistent people
who would be committed to getting
it off the ground are needed
and will help give us a strong
base to work from,” he said.
Mr Reynolds said the multifaceted
community food hub
would function similarly to others
around the city and would
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COMMUNITY: Woolston resident Michael Reynolds has
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on Radley Park.
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feature an orchard area with
fruit and berries and large beds
to grow vegetables and herbs.
“It would be a completely
public project where, if you are
willing to contribute with some
sort of labour, you’d be able to
take your share of the produce.”
The produce harvested from
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Ideally, the hub would have a
strong emphasis on sustainability
with a rainwater harvesting
and composting toilet systems
to help reduce the impact on
water systems, while maximising
the available space.
Mr Reynolds was unsure how
much of the 3ha park land the
hub would use, he said.
However, he said city council
and the Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
chairwoman Sally Buck were
supporting the project.
Ms Buck said she fully supported
the project and would
mention it at the next community
board meeting.
She said it was a “fantastic
idea” to have a community garden
for residents to use.
Community projects such as
the food hub are exactly what
Woolston needs to reinvigorate
the area and to change people’s
opinions, Ms Buck said.
She said the hub could become
focal point for the community.
Ms Buck said she would work
with Mr Reynolds to fund the
project but first the community
needs to show they want the hub.
Those interested in being a
part of the project should email
woolstonwarriors@gmail.
com or contact Mr Reynolds
through the Roimata Community
Food Hub Facebook page.
•HAVE YOUR SAY: Do you
like the idea of a communal
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and Opawa area? Email
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Work to fix
problem
corner delayed
•From page 1
The intersection is one of a
number of safety projects within
the 10-year LTP programme
and has had 21 crashes in the
2010-2014 five-year period, with
a KiwiRap Christchurch priority
listing at 47th.
The city council asset planning
team leader, Richard Holland,
said the project had been pushed
back one year in order to allow
design to proceed in 2017/18 and
construction in 2018/19.
“In effect that only delays
the work by six months,’’ he
said.
Mr Kingston said he has been
trying to get city council to sort
out the intersection for more
than 20 years but felt there has
been a lack of communication
between the community and city
council.
He said there was a mentality
within city council to “avoid
working with the community.”
Spreydon-Cashmere Community
Board chairwoman Karolin
Potter said the intersection was
only going to get more complicated
and with the announcement
of a 380-home Cashmere Estates
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Surprise award for community dedication
Meet Ruth
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from 2pm to 3pm
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• By Noah Graham
JULIE TOBBELL has been
recognised for her selfless
efforts.
The Somerfield Residents’
Association chairwoman and
nurse was presented with a
‘pride of workmanship’ plaque
by the Garden City Rotary
Club for dedication to her
community.
Mrs Tobbell founded the
association four years ago and
as chair has been involved in
various projects to help bring
positive change to the community.
Her most recent efforts
included setting up a petition
to reinstate a bus service
along Selwyn and Somerfield
Sts, encouraging city council
to maintain city cemeteries
and supporting Studholme St
residents’ action against multiunit
development along their
street.
SURPRISE: Garden City Rotary Club president Roger
Pollard presents Somerfield Residents’ Association
chairwoman Julie Tobbell with a ‘pride of workmanship’
award.
Mrs Tobbell had no idea
the award was going to be
presented to her that morning,
her husband having to
convince her to attend the
monthly Rotary club meeting
SCHOOLS
STAR: Coco Harty-Eugster
has been awarded the Kip
McGrath Barrington Star of
the Month award. Coco’s
tutors said she is selfmotivated,
focused and has
a positive attitude towards
mathematics.
alongside him.
However, when she got
there, the club sprung the
award on her.
“It was totally unexpected
but really very nice.”
New entrants
ACHIEVERS
Mrs Tobbell said she was
honoured to have received the
award and she just did what
she felt needed to be done.
She thanked her family as
well for how patient they have
been with the number of community
projects she has been
involved with.
Rotary club president Roger
Pollard said Mrs Tobbell fully
deserved the award because
she had put so much time and
work into making the Somerfield
community better.
“She does it quietly and does
not expect any accolades.”
He said Mrs Tobbell’s efforts
were “selfless.”
Mr Pollard said she is an
invaluable member of the
community and continues to
be a positive influence.
•If your child has
started school
recently send their
photo through to
noah.graham@
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Alexis Thoms (above left) joined the new entrants
class at Te Waka Unua recently. Meanwhile, Willow, 5,
has joined room 1 at St Anne’s Catholic School.
Born in 1969, Kirsty lives in Auckland
with her husband and two children.
She has been a full-time artist since
1977. She says “Although it can be
such a rewarding, frustrating, joyous,
terrifying occupation I can’t imagine
not having it in my life.”
About her latest exhibition, “It was
a natural step for me to introduce
our striking native birds to my work.
They quietly snuck in without me even
thinking about it too much. We often
hear the heavy swoop of wood pigeon
as they move from branch to branch
and I am woken to the melodic call of
the Tui most mornings at home and
often surprised by their lively dives
through the garden. Fantails pick
bugs from our path as we walk the
dog through the bush near home. And
yet we live in a city. We are fortunate
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ON THE WING
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space and enhance our landscape.
Up close, their feathers shine with a
metallic luminous quality and when
painting the whites of their eyes they
each develop personalities.
Interestingly the birds in this show
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it seems to reflect a current state of
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freedom.
Colour excites me and the time
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a fresh exciting palette along with my
new subject matter. Embracing colour
in my new pieces has been a joy and
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Hard copy dictionaries still relevant in schools
Ferrymead
Rotary Club
member Barbara
Crooks talks
about the value
and importance
of hard copy
dictionaries in schools
It’s a developing debate –
dictionaries in traditional
book form against the ethereal
internet.
It’s a poser that crops up each
year for Ferrymead Rotary
members and several schools.
For some years now
Ferrymead Rotary has supplied
colourful illustrated dictionaries
for year 4 children in some local
schools.
This year, 160 dictionaries
in total were given to Bromley,
Te Waka Unua and St Anne’s
schools.
Each child is given a dictionary
to use at school and eventually to
take home.
In most schools, they are used
as a class set until the end of the
year when the children are able
to keep them.
The schools say that if the
dictionaries were given to the
children at the beginning of the
year, there would be none in the
classroom by the end of the year.
As a result, children who came
to the school during the year
would not have a dictionary to
work with.
In spite of the growing lure of
technology and computerised access
to information, teachers say
the hard copy dictionaries are
still valued and used alongside
the internet.
For some children, the dictionary
will be the first book they
have ever owned.
Ferrymead Rotary hopes these
dictionaries will help launch the
children on a lifelong reading
journey.
Ferrymead Rotary is assisted
in providing the dictionaries by
the Lorna and Bill Boyd Trust.
The trust offers all Rotary
clubs in New Zealand subsidised
dictionaries to give to low-decile
schools.
If you want to come along
and see what we get up to at
Ferrymead Rotary, you would be
very welcome.
For more information, call Kai
Tovgaard on 384 9485.
Have your say on this week’s Soap Box and Rise Up
comments. Email noah.graham@starmedia.kiwi
WELL READ: This year, the Ferrymead Rotary Club donated 160
dictionaries to pupils at Te Waka Unua, Bromley, and St Anne’s
schools.
We said:
The proposed
construction of four
two-storey units at 23
Studholme St has some
residents worried the
development will ruin
the family-friendly
neighbourhood
You said:
Jennifer Riley – I’d hardly
call four two-storey town
homes “intensive development.”
Families come in all shapes, sizes
and budgets. Diversity in our
neighbourhoods is a strength
and should be encouraged.
Ishty Fulop – Get a grip,
idiots. Christchurch needs the
infrastructure.
We said:
I feel so bad for the staff,
permanently traumatised
because of one person’s actions.
Rick Ives – It’s only going
to be a matter of time before
pubs and dairies start arming
themselves in order to
defend their staff and
livelihoods.
Charmaine Hicks-Paul
– This is getting ridiculous. I
love this bar and the staff are
awesome. My heart goes out to
you guys. Kia kaha.
Julie Van Meer – It was
always on the cards, even 25
years ago. It is very wrong to take
away from the character of the
old street, but it has all changed.
Even the trees have gone, my old
house has three other houses on
the property now.
Andrew Palliser – Clearly
the majority of people are happy
to live in multi-storey units,
otherwise there wouldn’t be the
UNITS: The red outline gives a rough idea of the height of the
four two-storey townhouses proposed for 23 Studholme St.
demand to build them in the first
place.
William Hutson – Build
housing but keep it in character
with the properties around
them . . . plus they make
properties either side cold and
dark usually.
Graeme Palmer – There
appears to be a glut of houses
in Christchurch. So why build
more?
Sonja Waine – Multilevel
units are ruining streets
everywhere.
A man shot his way into
The Brickworks bar on
Centaurus Rd in Cashmere
on Wednesday night,
forcing a staff member to
their knees as the tills were
emptied in the robbery
You said:
Kathryn Thompson – This
is getting seriously dangerous.
Someone is going to get killed.
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The effective use of low level laser
treatment for assisting in the healing
of deep tissue and joint problems has
been used for more than 40 years.
This treatment, which uses photo
stimulation of mitochondria in cells,
is able to penetrate into the site of
injury to promote healing and reduce
inflammation – relaxing muscles and
reducing pain.
Southern Chiropractic principal
chiropractor Andre Grob has seen
how the non-invasive treatment has
resulted in impressive results for his
clients.
“I attended the World Congress
conference on lower back pain in
Singapore last year where they
reinforced the use of low level laser
treatment on lower back pain.
“It was great to confirm the
technology I have been treating
my patients with has been highly
researched with clinical studies
showing the positive effect on acute
and chronic musculoskeletal pain.”
The treatment, which only takes 15
to 20 minutes, is especially effective
with muscle and joint pain, stiffness
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associated with arthritis, neck and
lower back pain. It is approved by
the FDA and Meta analysis by the
Lancet Medical Journal also endorses
the treatment saying it can reduce
pain intensity, disability and the
reoccurrence of pain.
Andre can also provide other
treatments including adjustments,
exercises, stretches and muscle
therapy – to readjust the body or
help it heal from conditions that are
physical in origin.
These can include problems such
as back pain, muscle spasms,
headaches and poor posture.
What you may not know is that it
is also completely appropriate to
receive chiropractic care even though
you may not have symptoms. Unlike
standard medical doctors who you
visit when you have symptoms that
need to be treated, chiropractors
offer adjustments to improve spinal
alignment and overall wellbeing –
and can prevent the pain or other
symptoms even starting.
Going to a chiropractor is much the
same as going to the dentist or gym
or even leading a healthy life – it
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prevents problems from reaching
critical stage where you can become
incapacitated and as long as you
keep up with regular visits, then you
continue to enjoy the benefits of a life
feeling well.
“I have been providing Chiropractic
Care for patients for more than
15 years and during that time I have
gained outstanding results. If you are
experiencing back or neck pain or feel
that treatment may be of benefit to
you please give me a call.”
ACC recognises chiropractors as
primary health care specialists when
it comes to spinal care so you do not
need a referral from a GP to seek
treatment for a back or neck injury as
a result of accidental causes. In the
event of an accident we can initiate
a claim directly and if it is accepted,
treatment costs will be subsidised.
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by 5pm each Wednesday
Musical Instrument Practice
Slots
Today, 3.30–7pm
Book a time to go solo or
have a silent practice with up
to four bandmates. There will
be electronic drums, a digital
piano, a Roland session mixer,
mics and headphones available
for budding musicians. You can
also take in your own electric
instruments and plug into the
session mixer.
Te Hāpua: Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
Creative Writing Wednesdays
Tomorrow, 4-5.45pm
If your imagination runs wild
and you want to learn how to
put those ideas on paper in a way
that makes sense, head along
to this creative writing class. It
will suit people new to creative
writing, or those wanting to
hone their skills, pick up some
tips and learn from other aspiring
writers. Find some fictional
books while you’re at the library,
or some books on creative writing.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Mall. Free entry
Busy book club
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Join our free after school
club where we will explore new
books, arts, crafts and technology.
For seven to 10-year-olds.
No bookings required, free.
Mid-Week Laughter Club
Tomorrow, 6-7pm
The focus of the club is to get
over the stress of the first part of
the week and have a positive outlook
for the rest. The event aims
to release endorphins and help
you relax and lower stress levels.
There is no comedy, stand up or
jokes at this session. Instead,you
are encouraged to make yourself
laugh at nothing at all for the
purpose of relaxing.
St Marks Methodist Church,
cnr Barrington and Somerfield
Sts. Entry $2
Babytimes/Wā Pēpi
Today, 11-11.30am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an interactive
programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
This is a free session.
South Library, 66 Colombo St
Reading to dogs
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
The programme uses dogs
which are the beloved pets of
the city council animal
management team. These hairy
KNITTERS REJOICE: Those who want to have a chat while they construct their favourite
woollen creations can, with the weekly Knit ’n’ Yarn meetings. From crochet to knitting or
a craft of your choice, have fun with this social group. There are a variety of books to help
inspire ideas for your next project or even to help a beginner. Everyone is welcome. Every
Thursday from 1.30-3.30pm at the South City Library, 66 Colombo St and every Wednesday
at the Linwood Library, Eastgate Mall, 11am-1pm. ​
friends have all been trained
and tested for health, safety
and temperament. The dogs
can increase a child’s relaxation
while reading, they listen
attentively, do not judge, laugh
or criticise and allow children
to proceed at their own pace.
Library staff and a dog handler
will be present at all times to
help facilitate the sessions.
Sessions are 15min.
South Library, 66 Colombo St
Gamezone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
Go to the Linwood Library for
an hour of fun on a Thursday
afternoon. Play great favourites
like Minecraft, Charades,
Connect Four, Pictionary
and more. Learn and develop
strategies in new games such
as Dutch Blitz, Heads Up,
Hand and Foot and group
games. Join in for X-box and
PS4 tournaments. Take your
friends or meet some new
ones; all children aged eight
to 12 welcome. No booking or
payment required.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Mall
Scrabble Club
Tomorrow, 1.30-3.30pm
Go along to the Scrabble
Club. No obligation, just go
along when you can and join
the friendly group. Some boards
provided, but feel free to take
your own. No fee.
Te Hāpua Halswell Centre, 341
Halswell Rd
Opawa Farmer’s Market
Sunday, 9am-noon
Find some organic and
delicious produce from local
growers. Enjoy sipping on a
coffee while wandering around
the market and checking out
the food on offer. From artisan
bread and french pastries to
fresh berries and local cheeses,
there will be something for
everyone.
275 Fifield Tce. Free entry
Christchurch Athenians
Toastmasters
Today, 7.30-9.15pm
Do you get nervous when you
talk in front of a group? Maybe
you’d like to feel more confident
when you speak? Learn by doing
in a friendly and supportive
environment, at your own pace.
You’ll be amazed at how fast you
succeed.
The Woolston Club, 43
Hargood St
DELIGHTFUL SOUNDS: The Christchurch Accordion Orchestra will perform a free concert at
the Linwood Library on Saturday afternoon. The group will deliver a concord of sounds from
this beautiful folk instrument. After forming in 1972, the orchestra has been a New Zealand
champion several times and toured extensively. They focus now on the joy of making music
for fun and entertainment, often performing for the Lions Club and the Scottish Society. Hear
them play on Saturday, 1.30-2.30pm, 1st floor Eastgate Shopping Centre. ​
Under 5s Market
Saturday, 10am-12.30pm
Join us for our under fives
market. A huge variety with
a mix of new and pre-owned
clothing, toys, books and
equipment for sale. Cash sales
only. Go and get yourself a
bargain.
Entry $2
The Cashmere Club, 88 Hunter
Tce
The Garage Sale
Saturday, 8.30am-noon
Be there for a fabulous array
of bargains for you. From books
and magazines, cakes, plants,
childrens’ and adults’ clothing,
CDs and DVDs, kitchenware, a
white elephant stall, furniture
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Ingredients
6 Braeburn apples
½ cup Sugar
¼ cup Water
3 Cloves, whole
100g Butter
100g Flour
75g Brown sugar
15g Coconut, long thread
¼ cup Walnuts
1 cup Mixed berries, frozen
Custard
½ cup Cream
½ cup Milk
3 Tbsp Sugar
4 Eggs, yolks only
½ tsp Pure vanilla extract
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700 ml Coconut water
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HORNBY HIGH’S REDEVELOPMENT UNDERWAY
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The first steps in the major
redevelopment of Hornby High School have
been taken with the library and
administration building vacated and the staff
and students accommodated in temporary
structures elsewhere on the school grounds.
The vacated buildings are now awaiting
demolition, principal Robin Sutton says, with
the Ministry of Education soon to announce
the successful contractor for the
construction of the first new building. The
80-metre-long, L-shaped building will occupy
the footprint of the present building as well
as a large open area on the school grounds.
In addition to the administration
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In 2016 we reconsidered our vision as a school,
and resolved that our aspiration is to be ‘A centre
of creative excellence’ in everything that we do,
whether visual arts or chemistry, volleyball or
music. The world demands fewer people who
can do repetitive tasks and more people who
can think creatively and critically. In doing this
we haven’t forgotten the importance of the
strong relationships that we build with all of our
students, and the importance of individualising
learning pathways so that we come as close
as we can to meeting every individual student’s
needs. With term one gone, there is such
department and library, this expansive
building will also house the science, art and
technology departments, the whare,
student café and the Learning Commons area
(formerly the library). The first stage of the
rebuild project includes a new gymnasium
complex of basketball-court size, which will
sit alongside the existing gymnasium.
A key feature of the building will be
flexibility. As Mr Sutton points out, it is
expected to last for many decades, but there
is no way of knowing how education
methods might change and what the
requirements of teachers and students might
be, even in 10 or 20 years’ time. For that
reason this and all the school’s new buildings
have been designed on flexible rather than
rigid, old-school lines.
Contractors are expected to set up on
site within one to two weeks following the
demolition, with construction likely to start
by late May, Mr Sutton says.
Another innovation at Hornby High, which
doesn’t involve a new build but rather a
re-design, has been the development of the
performing arts school, which has seen
buildings being remodelled and the
auditorium, drama and music departments
incorporated under one roof.
“Already this has brought more
wonderful evidence of our students embracing
our vision for creative excellence, and everything
that it demands.
Our focus is firmly on improved academic
performance. Central to that is our participation
in the Manaiakalani Outreach programme that
causes learning using an approach called ‘Learn
Create Share’. Chromebooks are vital to support
student learning and the evidence is growing
almost daily to show that this has a massive
positive effect on student learning. Thank you to
all whanau who have so far been able to make
this significant investment in their tamariki’s
education. Our relationships with students and
whanau and vital, and we continue to emphasise
these as the essential base for all learning.
Our student group performing at Polyfest in
March were everything that we could want, while
we also saw the re-emergence of rugby league
as a sport at Hornby High School with teams
in both the secondary schools junior and senior
league Nines competitions. Their performances
revealed a depth of talent that bodes well for the
next few years. Their approaches on the field
were also examples of students taking calculated
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collaboration between teachers from the two
departments, and students working together
on projects,” Mr Sutton says.
The principal has a vision for his school
and his students as ‘A centre of creative
excellence’, and this is based around three
goals – learning, well-being and a willingness
to take risks.
“It’s an ongoing process and we are already
seeing signs of improvement, with students
gaining increased self-confidence and
self-belief. It’s very rewarding to see that.”
A centre of creative excellence
risks in the approaches to sport, and examples
of the sort of risk taking and leadership that
we have set as a strategic goal for the school.
We are very proud of them all.
Robin Sutton
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BUSINESS PARK DEVELOPMENT
A BUZZ OF ACTIVITY
The development of Hornby’s Waterloo
Business Park is progressing at an impressive
pace, assistant development manager Joel
Webber says.
“It’s a dynamic and constantly evolving
landscape. There are currently 12 individual
sites under construction and we are expecting
ground to be broken on a further three sites
in the near future, so there’s a real buzz of
activity on-site at the moment.”
Roading work presently underway in the
area will boost the profile of the park once it
is completed, Mr Webber says.
“The NZTA-sponsored realignment of
Pound Road through to Main South Rd is
progressing well, with completion
programmed to occur in the fourth quarter
of 2017. This will significantly increase heavy
vehicle movements along Pound Rd and
provide unparalleled profile and visibility to
Waterloo Business Park sites with frontage to
Pound Rd,” Mr Webber says.
“We understand that the programmed
stage two of this work, which will eventually
connect an extended Pound Rd to the
Southern Motorway extension between
Springs RD and Rolleston, has been
fast-tracked for completion ahead of the
original three-year timeframe.
“Since our last update, Waterloo Rd has
been diverted and the course of the new road
runs internally within Waterloo Business Park,
which fits part of the bigger roading upgrades
and realignments in the area.”
In terms of land subdivision, Waterloo
Business Park has only a further two stages of
development to deliver (Stages 5 and 6) prior
to completion of the project, Mr Webber says.
Stage 5 (6.3ha) is programmed to be
completed and titled by early August 2017,
while Islington Green, Waterloo Business
Park’s central Parkland, measuring nearly
24,000sqm, will be completed as part of the
Stage 5 works.
Mr Webber says Islington Green will deliver
“unprecedented open/green space and
recreational facilities within a business park
context for staff, visitors and local residents
to enjoy”.
Stage 6 (6.87ha) will round out the land
subdivision at Waterloo and completion is
expected by the fourth quarter 2017, he says.
To support the commercial development,
there are plans to redevelop the historic
Islington Meat Processing Plant as a retail
precinct, with a focus on retaining and
redeveloping a number of the historic,
Victorian-era industrial buildings. To be known
as Islington Square, this will provide a
comprehensive convenience retail offering
within the business park, Mr Webber says.
“We have had a number of studies
commissioned that estimate that once it’s
completed, built-out and fully operational,
Waterloo Business Park will have between
3000 and 5000 employees.
“With so many employees on site, it was a
logical progression to provide a convenience
retail offering within the development,” Mr
Webber says.
Uses under consideration include food &
beverage, pharmacies, drycleaners, and
childcare facilities.
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Conveniently positioned on SH1, and directly opposite the recently
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to nearly 8000 members and offers a range of entertainment options.
◦ Restaurant & Café dining
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◦ 12ft HD Big Screen TV
◦ Latest TAB facilities
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MORE REASONS FOR SHOPPERS
TO VISIT THE HUB
Already a huge drawcard for Hornby
shoppers, The Hub Hornby is now offering
even more reasons for people from there
and right around the city to visit, with school
holiday attractions, new shops and a new
customer service.
Bound to create a buzz, Lego will be at
The Hub during the April school holidays.
From Tuesday, April 25 until Saturday April 29
between 11am and 2pm every day, children of
all ages will be able to have an authentic Lego
experience.
Brought in from Australia, the Lego
immersive zone features Lego build
challenges and other Lego-themed activities,
all within a special Lego-themed area.
Stores that sell Lego at The Hub will also
be promoting their Lego ranges at this time.
“Lego has such a universal appeal,” centre
manager, Jason Marsden says.
“Whilst it has been around since 1932 it
has stayed very current, both with the
technology it now incorporates and
partnerships with some great movie
franchises such as the very popular Star Wars
range.”
Another new arrival at The Hub is the
brand-new Spark store. Situated at the north
end of the new food court, the store features
an open-plan layout, timber finishes and large
digital screens on the two main walls.
The most apparent feature of the new site
is the large, glazed end wall, which faces north
and lets lots of natural light into the site.
From the food court, the natural light and
external view draws the eye to the store.
The introduction of plastic gift cards at The
Hub means the days of dog-eared gift
vouchers or vouchers that have gone through
the wash are now over. Available in a choice
of two designs with matching holders, the
new gift cards are a convenient way to buy
a gift for that hard-to-shop-for person, or a
great way to reward staff.
The cards can be loaded with any amount
and used at almost every shop in the centre.
A quick and easy online page will tell
customers how much credit is left on a
card, so all the value can be easily used and
balances tracked. Using a new card is even
easier – it takes just a simple swipe in the
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Their staff members are all local people, with nigh on 200 years of hairdressing between
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Three of their staff live in Hornby (and just walk to work), then three in Rolleston, Leeston
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Many clients and staff know each other from school or various activities their children
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Navy is one of the most popular colours this season. Best of all, because it’s a darker shade of blue, it is both flattering and slimming, too.
It’s also a better alternative to black, as it’s less harsh and carries an air of sophistication. Victoria Tait believes navy is most certainly the new black.
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TRAVEL BAGS
FOR EVERY DESTINATION
As the name suggests, Just Bagz in Dressmart Hornby is filled with hundreds of
bags, with the main focus being on travel bags of every description.
This family-run business, owned and operated by Graham and Julieann Griffiths,
specialises in quality luggage from leading manufacturers including Samsonite,
Eminent and Riccardo, with 90 per cent of the stock being brought in by the couple.
Graham has been in the industry for over 40 years, covering manufacturing,
wholesaling and retailing, so with that experience and knowledge he can advise
customers on the right bag to suit their requirements and budget.
The bag purchased may depend on how many people will be using it, for example
a family, how they are travelling – whether by road or air, and how much they want
to take with them, or bring back.
The first choice customers have, is between hard and soft luggage and this comes
down to personal preference, Graham says. In both types there is a huge selection
of sizes, styles and fashion colours – with modern luggage also being much more
user-friendly. Ninety per cent of bags now have four wheels, making them very easy
to manoeuvre and transport. Just Bagz also has a range of travel accessories
including TSA locks and adaptors, passport holders and luggage labels.
There is also a wide selection of backpacks – adult sizes in various styles, and
children’s styles with novelty designs of their favourite cartoon characters.
Also on display are wallets, shoulder bags and handbags in both leather and
man-made materials, in a wide range of prices.
So, call in for a browse, and have a chat to Graham or Julieann about what you
are looking for. They will be very happy to give you some advice for your travel
needs.
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Heat pump specialists offer expertise & hot prices
As winter approaches and thoughts turn to home heating, the idea of having a heat pump installed is seen as an ideal and
cost-effective solution for many homeowners.
That’s where advice from residential
heat pump specialists DC Installation
Services can be invaluable.
A small Christchurch owned and
operated business run by husband
and wife Daniel and Mel Cooper, DC
Installation Services not only has the
heat pump expertise and experience,
it also has the buying power to offer
customers top-brand heat pumps at
very competitive prices, Daniel says.
“We can come to your home to carry
out a site inspection and then advise on
the best heat pump for your situation.
We can give a quick,on-the-spot
quote with no obligation. Once you
book us, installation is done quickly
too, and we offer a full guarantee
on our workmanship for the life
of the unit.”
The company supplies all the major
brands, but highly recommends
Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps, as they
believe the quality and reliability exceed
that of other brands on the market.
“Mitsubishi Electric has carried out
extensive research and development to
produce heat pumps that are specially
designed to work efficiently in our
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Another advantage is that customers
having an existing heat pump replaced
with a Mitsubishi Electric model can
use the existing pipe work, which cuts
down on the cost.
DC Installation Services has an online
Trade Me store, which has generated a
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“We have had well over 150
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LOCALS TO HAVE THEIR SAY ON NEW LEISURE CENTRE
Stephanie Bushell Audrey Kimble Lyndsay Ellis Carl Dodds
“It will make the whole area much
better.”
“A new place to go would be lovely.” “I would definitely use the pool.” “A nice addition to Hornby.”
From late April, Hornby residents will have
the opportunity to have their say on the
planned Southwest Leisure Centre when the
Christchurch City Council begins the
consultation process.
At present there are three potential sites
for the new centre – Denton Park, Kyle Park
and Warren Park, with residents being able to
state their preference, or suggest another site.
As part of the consultation, the council will
also ask if residents want the pool, library and
service centre to be built in the same locality
or separately.
The consultation will run from late April
through until June, which will enable groups
that meet monthly to discuss the options
when they meet in May.
Council representatives will be going out
to meet the local residents and will also be
contacting all the schools in the area.
Councillor Vicki Buck says there will be
lots of opportunity for formal and less formal
feedback, with formal drop-in centres at a
number of venues, meetings with all groups
who use the parks and also newspaper
advertising.
“The council’s ‘Have your say’ will seek
people’s views as well as many other ways
including signs at the parks and we’ll ask all
local schools and preschools to put it in their
newsletter. There will also be a letterbox drop
to all neighbours,” Ms Buck said.
Western News canvassed Hornby shoppers
about their thoughts on the planned centre
and what facilities they would be most likely
to use.
Hornby resident Stephanie Bushell said she
would use all the facilities.
“I have young nieces, so for them the pool
will be brilliant. It will make the whole area
much better.”
Audrey Kimble of Hornby said she would
use the library.
“I go to the library here all the time, and it
would be nice to have a bigger library. A new
place to go would be lovely.”
Lyndsay Ellis, also a local Hornby resident,
said he would definitely use the pool. His
wife Elizabeth agreed, saying she goes to the
Graham Condon pool, but it’s a long way to
go, so it would be good to have a pool closer
to where they live.
Hornby resident Carl Dodds said the pool
would be a “nice addition to Hornby”.
Most people spoken to believed that
Denton Park would be the best location for
the new centre.
Dr Chris Hendry, a health service
researcher, said that before building new
facilities councils needed to look at the
demographics of the particular area, to see
what was needed and what was most
appropriate.
“There should also be a point of difference
between community hubs like this, so they are
not competing with each other,” Dr Hendry
said.
It would be a good idea if the new
Southwest Leisure Centre had a pool that
was suitable for the elderly to use, she said.
“It needs to be an indoor pool or at least
have some roof cover. I also think it would
be good if rest home residents from the local
area could be brought to the pool,” she said.
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Owned and operated by Rebecca Robertson, Catering in a Box is built almost entirely from
recycled pallets, and was constructed by Rebecca herself.
“I have a creative background and I’ve always tried to build my own furniture and upcycle
where I can. I had a vision for the café and it turned out to be much more than my vision,”
Rebecca says.
Having built her café, Rebecca, who is also a former truck driver, turned her wide-ranging
talents to creating delicious food for her customers.
“I bake everything from scratch. I use free-range eggs and I don’t use any pre-mixes. My
passion for food comes from my granddad who taught me to cook from a very young age.”
The selection of food includes pies, sausage rolls, filled rolls, muffins and cakes, which
customers can buy to take away or sit and enjoy.
“It’s quiet here, so people can have a conversation without a lot of background noise,”
Rebecca says.
“I also have mums coming in for a takeaway coffee and going to Branston Park with their
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Catering in a Box can also cater for your next event, corporate or private, from platters to
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Catering in a Box is located in Witham Street, off Amyes Road. Opening hours are from
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Don’t expect Toyota’s big Land Cruiser 200
to change much in the next few years.
The reason being is that the platform on
which it is based has already served the test
of time in terms of how it has been
engineered for purpose. It has also been
constantly upgraded to earn the reputation as
one of the industry’s best off-road drivelines.
The ladder chassis, the four-wheel-drive
mechanicals and the big engine all combine to
provide a vehicle which is an off-road
champion and a station wagon/sport utility
vehicle with few competitors.
The Land Cruiser 200 has just had another
make-over, and I think that is all you can
expect from Toyota and Land Cruiser at this
stage. The changes Toyota has made to the
Land Cruiser go a long way to keep the model
fresh without compromising its ability.
For 2016 the Land Cruiser gets new frontal
treatment – bonnet, grille and bumper – while
TOYOTA’S
LAND CRUISER 200
By Ross Kiddie
the inside gets some new kit including a rear
entertainment system with two
individual screens. The latter kept a nine-yearold
entertained during the time I travelled a
long highway route.
Little has changed under the bonnet. Sitting
there is a 4.5-litre, twin-turbocharged diesel
engine. It is rated with mammoth power
outputs of 200kW and 650Nm, power is
available all through the rev band, it is strong
and energetic, taking into account that it does
have to haul up to nearly three-tonne.
The Cruiser in this form has a willingness
beneath the throttle that is uncanny, and it
does so with a characteristic V8 growl that is
delightful to listen to.
It also has reasonable fuel usage statistics.
Toyota claims a combined cycle average of
9.5-litres per 100km (30mpg), which is not
that far distant to my 11.1l/100km (25mpg)
which incorporated a long highway drive,
achieving an 8l/100km (35mpg) instantaneous
figure at 100km/h, the engine barely turning
over at just 1800rpm.
Drive is sent through a six-speed
transmission and it is a beauty in terms of
refinement and shift quality. How it harnesses
that huge torque flow yet delivers with such
sophistication amazes me.
The Land Cruiser has ride quality to envy, it
floats over bumps and ruts, yet has the
rugged essentials so that off-road travel can
be completed capably. And that is the secret
of Land Cruiser, it is soft and sultry to drive in
the everyday environment, yet it is technically
superior when it comes to life off-the-beatentrack.
I took the evaluation car on a riverbank
route which follows the Ashley River, it was
perfect for the role with huge grip and drive
programs which can be dialled in depending
on the surface likely to be encountered.
The two main dials are for low and high
range, but there is also a crawl control
mechanism and multi-terrain select which
regulates wheelspin depending on the type of
ground encountered. The driver can dial up
the appropriate setting within the choices.
The Land Cruiser is complex, there’s no
denying that, but the result is extraordinary
off-road prowess, it is so capable the driver
can glean confidence from the vehicle, and yet
at the same time each occupant is cocooned
in a lap of luxury.
The test car was the range-topping VX
Limited model which sits at $133,490, there is
a lower spec model at $121, 900; however, if
you are serious about off-roading the Limited
would be the best pick with its kinetic
dynamic suspension system which improves
ride quality and performance off-road.
Not only has the Land Cruiser been given
a makeover, it is still the quintessential family
wagon with eight seats, perfect for the school
run or whatever the constraints are during
city driving. Interior space and
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associated comfort is vast, and it has a high
level of safety for all occupants.
Convenience features are too numerous to
mention but there are the usual high profile
items such as satellite navigation, electric
driver’s seat, four-zone climate control,
sophisticated audio and complex trip
computer, the latter displayed through two
digital dash panel readouts.
At almost 5m the Land Cruiser makes no
apologies for its size, but it has ability in a
corner which adds to the feeling of control, it
sits solidly on the road, while steerage is
relatively precise through huge tyres (285/60
x 18in Yokohama Geolander).
The Land Cruiser is most certainly an
off-road champion, yet it also serves in the
every day role. Thousands of buyers new and
pre-owned from Japan will attest to that, there
are many on our roads, and the facelift model
builds heavily on that success.
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LEXUS X SERIES
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PRICE Lexus GSF, $174,900
DIMENSIONS Length,
4915mm; width, 1845mm;
height, 1440mm
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The Lexus F series cars have always been
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It all started with the introduction of the
IS series in 2007; that car was available with
a 5-litre V8, the concept of a big engine in a
small car has always appealed to me.
There have been several V8s across the
Lexus lineup before and since, although I
think it would be fair to say that the 5-litre
V8 has been Lexus’ best kept secret given
that today the brand has a huge emphasis on
hybrid power.
That aside, a new generation GS F has
landed and, as you can guess, the F represents
V8, the same 4969cc unit which has powered
the performance arm of the Lexus brand.
The GS is a lot bigger than the IS
mentioned in my introduction, but
performance isn’t hindered, the GS F is a
monster regarding power output and
performance, and it arrives in a coupe-like
sedan body style which oozes desire and
practicality.
Landing here at $174,900, the GSF also
comes loaded with goodies, and much of that
is sight unseen. It has all of the latest technical
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Such are the power outputs a lot is asked
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I took the test car on the road I only use
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It’s hard to believe that with so much
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the Lexus concept of luxury, the entire
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only is there every conceivable convenience
item, but that area is laid out so that five
people can enjoy the driving experience.
As much as I enthused with the engine outputs,
it also delivered respectable fuel usage
readouts. My five-day average
constantly listed around 12.9-litres per
100km/h (22mpg). That sits well with Lexus’
claim of 11.3l/100km (25mpg) on a combined
cycle average.
The GS F is also a car which you could
enjoy as an occasional on-track experience.
The first time I was acquainted with the car
was on the sealed track at Ruapuna’s Mike
Pero Motorsport Park. I was a passenger
with a professional race driver at the wheel.
The GS F responded to the high-speed
workout just as if it was built for
competition; it is an all-rounder which, in
comparison to other desirable sports cars,
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NRL PROGRAMME
DESIGNED TO PROMOTE MENTAL HEALTH
Jessica Macartney and Brent Tomlinson display
the State of Mind jersey the players wear.
The Hornby Rugby League Club is one of two Christchurch league clubs that has put in place
a programme designed to foster a healthy mental state in its players.
Recognising the devastating effects that can occur if mental health issues are not addressed,
the NRL has developed its NRL State of Mind grass roots programme. Now in its second
season, it comprises a six-step recognition process targeted at club leadership level – club
administrators, coaches, managers and senior members.
Australian Jessica Macartney, community manager – NRL Health, who was in Christchurch
recently to present the programme, says the idea is to change the culture of the clubs by
educating these leaders about mental health and how to deal with difficulties young players may
have around mental health, and passing this on to them through mentoring.
“Each club has its own needs,” Jessica says, “so it’s a matter of working out what’s best, and
we do this through the six-step recognition process. It takes two seasons to get through the
six-step process.”
In 2016 there were five New Zealand clubs and 30 Australian clubs participating in the
programme. This year a further five clubs have joined the programme in New Zealand, and
in Australia, after a substantial State Government funding boost, there are 105 clubs going
through the programme, Jessica says.
Two leading NRL players, Simon Mannering and Tofofoa Sipley, have been appointed as
Ambassadors for NRL State of Mind in New Zealand.
As stated on the NRL State of Mind website, the key outcomes of the programme are: to
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reduce the stigma around mental ill health within the club and community; increase mental
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The outline of the programme was introduced at the Hornby Rugby League clubrooms in
May 2016, and that meeting drew a good crowd of club members, players and friends, who got
right behind the concept, club president Brent Tomlinson says.
“People knew it was needed, that something had to be done. They just didn’t know how, so
this came at just the right time.”
The club has set up a special Education Centre where the programme is presented, equipped
with sound system, computers and screens. The redecoration of the room and the installation
of equipment were carried out by club members in their free time, with the costs covered by
fundraising.
“Our teenage members can also come in here if they want some time out in a safe,
comfortable environment,” Brent says.
As part of the State of Mind programme, and to reinforce the message, all the teams wear
the special State of Mind jersey when they are playing.
Hornby Rugby League Club has produced Kiwis and other representative players and
coaches over the years. Later this year, members and local residents will have the opportunity
to see some of the world’s current top rugby league players in action, when they come here to
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The award-winning team: from left, Paula Waldeck,
Shaunice Ross, Kirsty Stewart, Amanda Ellis, Christine Gilliver.
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There have been more celebrations in the House of Travel
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“We are absolutely delighted with the win,” says owner/
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“We are only two and a half years old, so to have this title
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As the temperatures in Christchurch cool down, that’s when
people start thinking seriously about winter breaks in warmer
climes, Paula says. And the hot destinations this
season, are the South Pacific islands – especially Fiji and
Rarotonga.
“These destinations are popular because they are close, safe
and easy to travel to. And with the direct flights now on offer
to both destinations from Christchurch, not going via Auckland
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Cheap travel to Europe is the other big news of the
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“These deals are the most competitive I’ve ever seen.
Destinations like Greece and Spain, for example, are great
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The consultants at House of Travel Hornby are all
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has just returned from a 10-day, five-star trip to Japan, which
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Kirsty Stewart is heading off to India this month, Shaunice
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All these diverse travel experiences enable the consultants
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most of the various destinations they visit.
This month House of Travel Hornby will be welcoming a new
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No. of years in travel: 21 years
What you love about travel? I love the thrill of going
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What are your favourite holiday destinations? South Africa
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No. of years in travel: 30 years
What you love about travel? The excitement of
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What are your favourite holiday destinations? The
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Where on earth do you still want to go? Peru, Cuba,
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No. of years in
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Travel
Gourmet delights on Emerald Princess
• By Mike Yardley
LOSING WEIGHT while
on-board an ocean cruise is a
forlorn goal.
Virtuously though, I circumnavigated
the promenade deck
of the Emerald Princess so many
times, I felt as if I’d walked my
way to Tasmania. All the more
reason to succumb to the great
slate of culinary salivation bursting
forth.
The old-faithfuls can be found
throughout the ship, from the
billowing buffet ballast at Horizon
Court, to the more formal a
la carte dining rooms of Boticelli,
Da Vinci and Michelangelo.
Cheap and cheerful snacks
abound, whether it’s a slice or
three of poolside pizza from
Prego Pizzeria, hamburgers and
hot dogs at Trident Grill or sweet
servings on a whim from Scoops
ice cream bar.
Generously studded with 13
dining venues, it’s the specialty
MOUTH-WATERING: Two gourmet plates at The Salty Dog.
dining experiences that lure the
gastronomes for a sense of culinary
discovery, flavourful fun and
design finesse.
The headliner is Share by Curtis
Stone. But my first stop was The
Salty Dog, a playful gastropub
cheerily garlanded in Union Jack
bunting. It’s the share-plates experience
that you should plump for,
whereby for an $18 cover charge,
you can select two gourmet plates
from the cravable menu, spanning
melt-in-your-mouth lobster
mac and cheese to wild caught
calamari frites.
Another unmissable gastronomic
encounter can be found at
the premium seafood, steak and
chop house, Crown Grill.
I started with chilean sea
bass and brioche-breaded king
prawns, before hitting the meat.
The globally-sourced range of
premium chops elicited a patriotic
pick on my part, opting for the
New Zealand double lamb chops
in rosemary essence with garden
fresh vegetables. Divine.
The piece de resistance is the
stirring six-course degustation
fine dining affair at Share. With
supreme ocean views over the
ship’s wake, the fresh, instantly
agreeable and homely design
elements mark a huge departure
from the standard cruise ship
aesthetic.
Decorative curios, books and
photos from Curtis’ personal
collection, add to its informal
ambience.
A star feature is the sweeping
communal table tailor-made for
sharing food, while exquisite
hand-blown glass pendants,
etched with words like family,
togetherness and travel, dangle
above the table.
The award-winning Melbourne-born
chef who has
made quite a splash in Hollywood,
has crafted a small plates
menu specifically for Australasian
tastes.
There are scallops, lightly
seared with a sesame and chickpea
puree, lamb loin matched
with harissa scented couscous
and steelhead trout lying in a
white wine beurre blanc.
The six-course experience
traverses starters, salads, pasta,
seafood, meat with a final flourish
reserved for dessert.
A selection of Curtis Stone
dishes are now served in the main
dining rooms across the entire
fleet of 18 Princess ships.
AWARD-WINNER: Curtis
Stone’s small plates menu
caters for Australasian tastes.
(Right) – Calamari frites at The
Salty Dog.
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•Princess Cruises operates
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and South Pacific cruises,
with five ships currently
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In April, Emerald Princess
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When it comes to dentures, Christchurch
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At his Montreal St studio Lovebite,
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slight imperfections to create a uniquely
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Not only do Lovebite teeth look real, the
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face is transformed with Richard’s top-ofthe-line
dentures – something he calls his
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SENIOR LIVING
A natural approach to health
WARNING: A hot paint-stripping
gun and dry wood is a dangerous
combination.
Take care when
stripping paint
• By Mark Thomas – Fire Risk
Management Officer
ABOUT ONCE a year we get called to a
house that has been set on fire with a paint
stripping heat gun.
Of course, houses that have paint of
so many coats and thickness that they
require a heat gun, are normally made of
timber, generally many years old and dry
as a bone.
We had one of these fires on Tuesday in
Jutland St, North New Brighton.
Thankfully, this time the occupants of
the house noticed the wisps of smoke and
called the Fire Service nice and early. So
that a garden hose and a thermal imaging
camera check for hot spots were all that
was needed.
Sometimes the result is much worse. It
pays to check for any gaps between weatherboards
before starting.
Birds or rodent nests in wall cavities are
often responsible for fire development.
Don’t burn your house down trying to
improve it.
Smoke was also seen seeping out of a
house by neighbours in Skipton St, Mairehau,
a week ago. This time it turned out to
be muffins too long in the oven so it was
a matter of clearing the smoke away for
the attending crew. Sad for the St Albans
watch that attended. They like muffins.
Daylight saving ended on Sunday. If
you haven’t already done it, take the time
to replace the batteries in your smoke
alarms.
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gardeners who
like To geT Their
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What do you consider to be the main
moderator of your health? Do you consider
what you eat to be the number one
influence on the way your body operates,
or is it the amount and type of exercise?
Maybe you feel that the way you handle
or deal with the stress of modern life to
be the major determinant in how well and
healthy you are. It could be that you feel
there is a more spiritual component at
play or that your genes or family history
determines your health. What about
health literacy? Is there a correlation
between your knowledge of your own
body’s workings and how healthy you
are? Health literacy is about having the
ability to obtain, understand and process
information and services related to health
and to make appropriate health decisions
based on this knowledge. All of these
things play an important role in health and
obviously some will have more of a role
than others depending on the individual.
How you understand and choose to
deal with your health is a complex issue
involving many influences. As a natural
health practitioner I see my role as being
McKenzie Lifestyle Village
is in the final stages of
completion. There are still
great sites available and we also
have a number of affordable
villas ready for immediate
occupation.
Our beautiful Leisure Centre
was opened last year and the
pools, gymnasium and library
and lounge area are in use
daily. Outside, the bowling
green is very popular along
with Petanque, Mini-golf and
Table Bowls. By next summer
the Croquet Lawn will also be
available.
The residents enjoy an enviable resort style
lifestyle. It is also surprisingly affordable.
A former Christchurch resident, Judith,
says “We couldn’t have all this for what we
are paying if we were still in Christchurch.”
Another resident, David, says “my wife and
I have never been so well off as we are now
we moved to McKenzie Lifestyle Village.”
There are fuller testimonials on the village
homepage at mlv.co.nz.
someone that can help other people
to recognise the importance of these
moderators, identifying the ones that are
central to their health and to give them the
tools and knowledge to make the choices
they want to in order to achieve their
health goals. I help people understand their
health - explaining tests and diagnosis’s as
well as researching treatments available
to them. The most important approach to
your health is one that is informed - we
need to remember that we have choices
and that it is our responsibility to question,
research, explore all of the moderators
involved in this aspect of our lives. No
matter how you choose to deal with your
health, if you are feeling uninformed,
confused, frustrated, blasé or overwhelmed
reach out to someone to help you feel more
knowledgeable. I don’t believe there is one
single approach to health (or to anything
in life!), at times this is overwhelming
especially if you are dealing with a chronic
or life threatening issue. This is the time
when you want someone to tell you the
one thing that you can do that will turn
things around. Unfortunately even in these
The Leisure Centre at
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Geraldine is a great little town with a very
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shops and boutiques, two museums and a
wide range of good places to eat. For the
more adventurous there are river and forest
walks nearby, opportunities for biking and
a choice of two local golf clubs.
For more information you can talk to
David Connolly about this on
0800 84 55 24.
Marshall’s Health and Natural Therapy have two qualified medical herbalists and a team of highly
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We challenge ourselves to not only offer a great service, but to also go that step further in terms of
getting to the heart of your health issues and to help initiate change that will improve your health
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situations a multi-pronged approach is
needed and that is where employing the
guidance of a natural health practitioner
can be of use. There are also times when
a single approach has been exhausted
and people are feeling like they have tried
everything - often this is just a case of those
people not being exposed to other choices
and possible options. It is a great thing
when you can facilitate a change that was
previously unknown and get a positive
result.
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CLEANING
THE SPOUTING
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spouting at your new home at
McKenzie Lifestyle Village in Geraldine.
Contact David Connolly on 0800 84 55 24.
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SENIOR LIVING
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 now 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
We can help
Pain management
Living with pain can be the hardest part
of living with arthritis. For some forms of
arthritis, the cause of the pain is often not
well understood.
There are over 620,000 New Zealanders
living with a diagnosis of arthritis. That’s
one in six, but one in two is over 75 years
of age.
Arthritis-related pain causes significant
difficulties for many people. They find
that it impacts on their ability to conduct
everyday activities and to live life as fully
as possible. Sleeping at night becomes a
challenge and for many they hide their pain
from family and friends.
It’s important that those with arthritis
pain seek advice from their GP, pharmacist
or an Arthritis Educator.
SOUTHERN VIEW
Pain management programmes, (such as
those held by Arthritis New Zealand), tend
to work well for older people. There is a
focus on what you can do rather than what
you cannot do. Pain may limit some of the
things that you can do, but it doesn’t have
to control your life. You can learn ways to
manage your pain. You may have to try
different self-management techniques until
you find what works best for you.
The key points of pain management will
be explored at the Workshops on 19th and
20th April.
It is important that you ask for help
when you need it. There is a great deal
of information on our website www.
arthritis.org.nz or call our helpline
0800 663 463
Support and Resources for Independent Living
walkers to
purchase
(FroM $230)
or hire
$20
per week
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
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Information Centre
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Ph: 03 366 6189
Freephone: 0800 347 242
Ph: (Total Mobility) 03 366 9093
Mobile Service: 027 588 9700
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W: www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz
Manage your arthritis
Wednesday
19 April
9.30-11.30am
Workshop
Pain Management
Avonhead Baptist
Church
102 Avonhead Road,
Christchurch
Do you live with the pain
of an arthritis condition
like: osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis or
one of the many other
forms?
If so, please come along
to this workshop; learn
more about how pain
works, and options
available for managing it.
Wednesday
19 April
Group Information
sessions
1-2pm:
Osteoarthritis
2.15-3.15pm:
Polymyalgia
Rheumatica
3.30-4.30pm:
Fibromyalgia
Oxford Terrace
Baptist Church
288 Oxford Terrace
(Access from Madras St)
Christchurch
Come along to one of our
education sessions to
learn more about these
types of arthritis.
Thursday
20 April
9.30-11.30am
Workshop
Pain Management
Oxford Terrace
Baptist Church
288 Oxford Terrace
(Access from Madras St)
Christchurch
Do you live with the pain
of an arthritis condition
like: osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis or
one of the many other
forms?
If so, please come along
to this workshop; learn
more about how pain
works, and options
available for managing it.
Please register: Contact Dave Cox, Arthritis NZ
P 0800 663 463 E dave.cox@arthritis.org.nz

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SENIOR LIVING
Golden Health Care
Golden Healthcare Group’s position at
the forefront of Canterbury’s residential
care services is cemented by a state-ofthe-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 50
villas with an additional 17 to be completed
by early 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
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
goldenhealthcare.co.nz provides full
contacts.
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Mazda MX-5 offers
thrilling drive
• By Ross Kiddie
WHEN MAZDA first
produced its MX-5
convertible, the concept
was loosely based around
the high performance
Lotus Elan of the 60s.
There’s no denying the
success Mazda has had
with the MX-5, every
generation has been true
to the original, and I don’t
know anyone who isn’t
smitten with the affordable
sports car.
That being the case, I was
a little surprised to find
that the latest generation
model was designed in
collaboration with the
Fiat/Chrysler group. We
are unlikely to see the Fiat
equivalent here in New
Zealand, it’s rumoured
to be a left-hand-drive
model only; but we will
see Abarth versions here
in right-hand-drive, and
it will arrive with a 1.4-
litre turbocharged engine.
Incidentally, Abarth is the
performance arm of Fiat
in Italy.
I’m not here to praise
the Abarth, I doubt that
I’ll ever get a drive of
that vehicle, but what I
do know is that Mazda is
determined not to lose grip
on the popularity of MX-5,
nor its market share, and
have launched it here in
four variations to cater for
all driving tastes. In simple
terms, there is a 1.5-litre
manual model, a 2-litre
manual or automatic, and a
2-litre convertible hardtop.
I’ve driven all but the
hardtop, and have come
to appreciate what Mazda
have done with the MX-5,
it is still the fun, beautifully
balanced sports car
which has a chassis and
suspension that can only be
described as delightful.
This evaluation focuses
on the 2-litre manual,
and it sits in the market
at $46,995. $40,995 will
get you into the 1.5-
litre manual, automatic
transmission on the 2-litre
adds $1500.
Effectively, the engine is
the same, but for bore and
stroke differences which
determine cubic capacity.
The 2-litre model pumps
out 118kW and 200Nm
against 96kW and 150Nm,
and if you add in its weight
of just over 1000kg the
power-to-weight balance
is definitely biased towards
performance.
When you fire up the
Mazda MX-5 you know
you are in for a thrilling
ride; the engine is raspy
MAZDA MX-5: Designed with the Fiat/Chrysler group.
and a little raw, not so
that it’s overbearing, but
it does have sound which
lets you know that there is
something just a little bit
different about the car. It
has always been that way,
it’s just part of the ethos
that harks back to my
introduction, the Lotus
Elan was also vibrant from
under the bonnet.
• Price – Mazda MX-5
Ltd, $46,995
• Dimensions – Length,
3915mm; width,
1735mm; height,
1230mm
• Configuration – Fourcylinder,
rear-wheeldrive,1998cc,
118kW,
200Nm, six-speed
manual.
• Performance –
0-100km/h, 6.6sec
• Fuel usage –
6.9l/100km
Where Mazda has
excelled with the MX-5 is
in its driving dynamics,
you feel so very much a
part of the car, everything
from the short-shifting
gear lever through to the
feel from the suspension
and the way you as a driver
are connected to the rearwheel-drive
feel, the MX-5
involves the driver and
drags him/her tightly to the
elements which make it the
sports machine it is.
In terms of performance,
the MX-5 in 2-litre form
will haul to 100km/h from
a standstill in 6.6sec, and
will make an overtaking
manoeuvre in 4.9sec (80-
120km/h). And at the
same time it will also sip
fuel frugally, Mazda claim
a 6.9l/100km (41mpg)
combined cycle average.
The twin-camshaft, fourcylinder
unit is one from
the new range of SkyActive
engines which have found
their way into most of
Mazda’s current product, it
has character and likes to
be heard; at highway speed
it settles down, but if you
use the power on tap it
is there to entertain
audibly.
The MX-5 is all about
character, and it has a
chassis that delivers one
of the finest handling
sensations you are ever
likely to experience. The
steering is pin-sharp, and
by sitting almost over
the rear axles you get a
lot of feel as to what the
suspension is doing in
relation to the road surface.
Short-wheelbase, rearwheel-drive
cars can be
twitchy at the rear under
power, and the MX-5 is no
exception, but grip through
the 205/45 x 17in sport
specification Bridgestone
Potenza rubber is high and
you really have to work
hard to lose traction. Of
course, that is immediately
arrested through the
traction control electronics,
but the point is the MX-5
can be playful and, as a
buyer, you wouldn’t want
anything less.
I took the test car inland
from Windwhistle almost
all of the way to Lake
Coleridge Village, my
favourite high country
road, and thoroughly
enjoyed the way the MX-5
attacked the corners yet
drives in a fashion which
allows the driver to use its
qualities to full potential.
The driving environment
is one of massive appeal,
everything about the MX-5
is beautifully engineered,
from the cockpit to
lowering the roof down
with one hand in one
easy movement, there is
nothing to criticise, and
the newcomer is true to
the concept which has
made it so successful and
appealing.
Of course, it is a selfish
car, any buyer will only be
able to have one passenger
at a time as it has two seats
only, and that in itself
suggests that everything
about the MX-5 is a little
different.
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year round. The team at Enviro Master Ltd
can help keep you cool this Summer either at
home or work. Enviro Master supplies, installs
and services all the leading brands including
Panasonic, Fujitsu, Mitsubishi and Daikin.
This means our team can show you which
system and brand will best suit your needs.
We currently have savings up to $600
off the recommended retail price on
selected models.
Would you like to maximise the number
of days you can use your swimming pool?
Heating your pool can do this and one of the
most cost effective ways is with a water heat
pump. Enviro Master Ltd can supply, install
and service you swimming pool heat pump
providing you with a comfortable, extended
swimming season.
Servicing your heat pump is extremely
important to ensure that it is working as
effectively and efficiently as possible resulting
in a healthy, hygienic heat pump, lower power
bills and greater comfort. But beware, not
all cleaning companies are equal. We are
constantly hearing of people being charged
huge amounts for servicing and all they are
getting is a heat pump clean. We at Enviro
Master, are qualified engineers and therefore
are able to fully test and diagnose any problems
you may or may not be aware of with your
heat pump. Also, as we are associated with all
major brands, we are able to repair these under
warranty if they are still within the warranty
period.
It is important to remember, when selecting
an installer, the manufacturer’s warranty does
not cover the installation and consumers could
be responsible for any repair or damage caused
to the system due to poor installation. Enviro
Master’s five-star installation guarantee ensures
correct installation, and a demonstration so
customers have an understanding on how it
will best meet their needs.
For a free in home consultation, call
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Phone us today for your free consultation & quote
41A SHAKESPEARE RD, WALTHAM
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HOME & HEATING
Air Con Christchurch
Tucker Electrical
We at Tucker Electrical offer true solutions with full
visibility and quality products.
Air Con Christchurch Tucker Electrical
specialize in providing Heating, Ventilation
and Solar solutions with Automation to save
energy. As a sister company they provide the
complete package with all warranties and an
Air Con New Zealand $50,000 workmanship
warranty, being agents for Mitsubishi
Electrical, Fujitsu, Panasonic, Gree, Toshiba
plus multiple supply options for solar solutions.
Home Automation is fast becoming the
normal control of energy and the Econnecx
locally designed system is cost effective and
can be used to control all aspects of your
commercial or home premises from turning
lights on/off to the control of the heat pump
central heating systems, and of course the
biggest saver, hot water, all from your phone
via an app.
Mitsubishi Hypercore is an ideal heat pump/
air conditioner for the South Island as it works
at the nominal rating down to minus 15
degrees at full rated output (no other brand of
heat pump does that), add to the performance
in the cold the multi direction louvers and duct
vane air louvers and advanced air filtration
with the movement sensor, all these add up to
the best performer in the range of all brands
heat pumps and wifi control and you have an
unbeatable solution.
With Solar PV (Electrical Power Generation)
there are many pit falls and false quick sales
are being made due to misleading television
advertising and badly sold solutions. We at
Tucker Electrical offer true solutions with
full visibility and quality products providing
instant assessment of your actual generation
suitability by a full report.
Did you know you can, if installed correctly,
check each panel is working correctly? Did
you know you can assess/see the total amount
of generation of your system and the instant
position of generation? Many package deals do
not offer this and then you are only guessing
when trying to maximise the use and benefit
of your investment. On a financial return basis
we can show you how a 12% return on your
investment is quite simple.
Call us for any information or confirmations
for free Build Back Smarter Home Assessments
which are supported by the Christchurch City
Council (we are one of only three suppliers for
the programme). All our assessors are Beacon
Pathway Accredited and trained.
Call Stephen Tucker on 027 432 6222
anytime or the office on 343 3049 to book
an appointment or assessment and free
quote for Tucker Electrical or Air Con
Christchurch.
The facts about
home ventilation
Balanced Pressure vs Positive Pressure
Under the New Zealand Building Code,
all buildings, including residential, need to
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
the energy which would be
wasted using a traditional positive pressure
system is recovered, resulting in significant
energy savings and therefore lower heating or
cooling costs.
Until recently, balanced pressure ventilation
systems have been considerably more
expensive than traditional positive pressure
systems. However, with Smooth-Air’s unique
manufacturing capabilities, a HEX390
balanced pressure system can be installed for
a similar price as a traditional positive pressure
system.
Contact Smooth-Air on 0800 SMOOTH
(0800 766 684), or visit www.smooth-air.
co.nz or www.home-ventilation.co.nz
Winter Heat Pump Specials
New Zealand’s best low temperature
performance heat pump, guaranteed!
While ordinary heat pumps produce less heat below 7°C,
only Mitsubishi Electric HyperCore ® Technology guarantees
its fully rated capacity right down to -15°C so you get
all the heat you paid for.
Balanced
Pressure
Ventilation
Ventilation Equipment
Suppliers to trade and retail
HEX390
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Warm stale air
from house
Warm fresh air
to house
for healthy indoor air
Quietly Superior Heat Pumps
Heat is transferred to the
incoming filtered fresh air
www.airconnz.co.nz
Unit 8/33 Watts Road,
Sockburn, Christchurch
03 343 4441
Substantial energy savings over traditional domestic
ventilation systems
0800 SMOOTH (0800 766 684)
www.smooth-air.co.nz
sales@smooth-air.co.nz
264 Annex Road, Riccarton
Christchurch 8024, NZ
Ph +64 3 343 6184
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Deadline sale - all offers close 5pm and will be presented 11th April 2017
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A truly unique opportunity, this
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double sized, one single plus a studio area.
The main bedroom a real treat for parents
with its own gas fire, walk-in wardrobe,
ensuite and a wonderful flow to the decking
overlooking the water.
The European kitchen area is incredible
and offers amazing picturesque views
over the bay to Quail Island and Diamond
Harbour. The spacious living areas flow
to the private outdoor entertaining space,
while the kitchen with its bi-fold window
offers a unique space to enjoy your morning
cuppa plus many other bells and whistles,
which is sure to delight the ‘chef ’ of the
home. Under-tile heating in master ensuite
bathroom, two heat pumps, two gas fires,
plus log burner will ensure you and your
family stay warm in the winter months.
Outside the north, west and south-facing
aspects of this lovely home means the
patio/entertainment areas enjoy sunshine
throughout the day. On cooler nights
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there’s a beautiful outdoor gas fire to gather
around. The landscaped gardens offer a
private outdoor space that’s perfect for
unwinding. To complete the appeal, the
front entrance is gated, plus a double garage
and two off-street car parks.
Beyond appeal, this property is located
3.9km from Lyttelton Port and eateries,
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short drive and the upmost assurance to the
strength of your investment.
With exceptional attention to detail
throughout, this wonderful family home is
a very rare opportunity, offering discerning
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
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want to have a drink thats
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to stop, we can help. Phone
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Computers
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Ceremonies, Funerals
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Landscape
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Services
If you need help
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A GARDEN
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Cracked tiles?
Dirty grout?
Old or mouldy
silicon?
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or 027 746 7632
www.groutpro.co.nz
Phone for further details
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(03) 379 1100
Enjoy outdoor living all year round
• House, deck, carport & window canopy etc
• Warm & dry in winter
• UV protection for summer
• Customised & Tailored
• Café curtains fitted
• 5 year warranty
Chris Thorndycroft
Ph 0800 27 24 46 | www.archgola.co.nz
Wright Enterprises Build Limited
W.E. Build
EQC CASH SETTLEMENT
We will re-scope your property to ensure
you have been paid in full to cover all
your repair costs.
None of the properties that we have
re-scoped so far has been paid the
correct amount to repair their damage.
EXAMPLES
ARCHGOLA
Builder
New Homes
Renovations
Alterations
Re-roofing
Re-cladding to older buildings
Family owned & operated
E info@webuildltd.co.nz
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John Wright 0274 343 323
AH 03 347 4347
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Concrete Removal & Trucking
Driveways, paths, sheds, garages,
site clearances
We also deliver and spread landscaping
supplies – topsoil, bark chip, shingle etc.
For fast friendly service phone
Nick on 0274 324 124
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•Yaldhurst Road Initially $3,800 after our
re-scope payment received $46,320
•Wairakei Road Initially $7,575 after our
re-scope payment received $38,182
•Prossers Road Initially $19,827 after our
re-scope payment received $60,273
•Kaplan Avenue Initially $859 after our
re-scope payment received $34,931
•Liverton Crescent Initially $11,000 after our
re-scope payment received $29,842
•Dalkeith Street Initially $5,000 after our
re-scope payment received $8,945
• We have re-scoped 50 properties who have been under
paid for their repairs.
• Have your initial repairs failed?
• Did you receive your full entitlement?
• Do not pay your excess until all repairs are completed.
• General under payments are: Asbestos testing and
exterior lead paint, peeling wallpaper, cracking in exterior
plaster not repaired correctly.
For re-scoping and all earthquake repairs
including painting and redecorating.
Enquire now Phone 021-667-444
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Plumbing Ltd
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licensed carpenter
LBP, all property and
building maintenance,
repairs, bathroom/shower
installations, with free
quotes 03 383 1927 or 027
245 5226 ciey@xtra.co.nz
BUILDER
For all building work
but specialist in bathroom
renovations, 30 yrs
experience, with service
and integrity. Free Quotes.
Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or
0274 367-067.
BUILDER
LICENSED, available for
all aspects of building.
Please call 027 241-7471
or 335-0265
CARRIER
Local, experienced,
friendly, trade-me
purchases, single items
to truck loads, furniture
to whatever, removals &
trade deliveries a specialty.
Ph GEH 341-5069
CARPENTER
HANDYMAN
Small Job Specialists,
Carpentry, Repairs,
Decking & Maintenance,
40 years experience, no
job too small, Ph Warren
03 322-1103 or 027 697-
8541
CARPET & VINYL
LAYINg
Repairs, uplifting,
relaying, restretching,
E mail jflattery@xtra.
co.nz,
ph 0800 003 181
or 027 2407416
GARDEN SUPPLIES
CHCH’S LARGEST SELECTION OF
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Remember...
we are NOT in
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Landscape Lane (off Lunns Rd)
P. 348 2915 OPEN 7 DAYS
nO GREEn wastE In anY OF OUR COMPOst
CARPETLAYER
Laying and Repairs, 40 yrs
experience, ph Peter 326-
7711 or 027 240-6532
CARPET CLEANINg
and free deodorising,
3 rooms & hallway
from $59, over 20 yrs
experience ph 027 220-
2256
CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS
Pathways, patios, garden
sheds, garages and house
floors, foundations, Phone
for free quote, Roy 0274
316 860, N & R Concrete.
FURNITURE
REMOVALS
Large Trucks $95 +
GST per hour 7 day NZ
wide, packing & moving,
Professional Company,
Professional Service.
Canterbury Relocations
Ltd. ph 0800 359 9313
PAINTINg
DECORATINg
Wingfields Contracting,
all interior & exterior
painting & all forms of
interior plastering & jib
fixing, ph Mark 021 171-
1586 or 355-5994
PAINTER
Top quality work, interior/
exterior, pensioners
discount, free quotes, 30
years experience, I stand
by Canterbury, ph Wayne
your friendly painter
03 385-4348 or 027 274-
3541
PAINTER
Available, All aspects in
painting. Very competitive
in roofs and fences. Please
call 027 241-7471 or 335-
0265
PLASTERER
Gib Stopping, Small
job specialty. 30 + years
experience. Ring 0800
387-369
PLUMBER
ALF THORPE
PLUMBING Certifying
Plumber for all types of
plumbing, maintenance,
spouting, alterations etc.
Phone 352-7402 or 0274-
350-231
PLUMBER
A Top Plumbing job
completed at a fair price,
prompt service, all work
guaranteed, Ph Brian 960-
7673 or 021 112-3492
ROOFINg
Qualified & Licenced
Practitioner. Re-Roof &
Repairs, all types. Member
New Zealand Roofing
Association. Over 35 years
experience. Phone John
027 432-3822 or 351-9147
email johnmill@ihug.
co.nz
SPOUTINg CLEANINg
Spouting Unblocked,
Cleaned Out and Flushed
Out. Also Full Handyman
Services Available. Call
Trevor 332 8949 or 021
043-2034
TILER/CARPENTER
35 years exp, no job
too small. Ph Ross 027
4311440.
TREE WORK
Hedge trimming, stump
grinding, rubbish removed,
small job specialty Ph
Andrew 03 322-8341 or
027 435-8759

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Trades & Services
PAINTING - PLUS
• PAINTING • TILING
• PLASTERING
• WALLPAPERING
Phone Kevin Steel
• Interior/Exterior
• New Homes & Repaints
• Quality workmanship assured
• Correct preparation always undertaken
• 20+ years experience
• Earthquake repairs
(Painting/Plastering/Wallpapering/Tiling)
Ph 381 7417 or 027 216 8946
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Trades & Services
TREES BIG OR SMALL
tree removal, trimming,
stump grinding, shelterbelt
clean up, section clearing,
rubbish removals,
excavation work, ph Trees
Big or Small, for a free
quote, 021 061 4783
T.V. SERVICE CENTRE
Repairs, tvs, microwaves,
stereos, DVD. Aerial
installations and kitsets,
480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
379 1400
UPHOLSTERER
Dining Chairs, Lounge
suites, Caravan Squabs
etc. recovered. Free
Quotes. Phone Graeme
383-1448
Trades & Services
VHS VIDEO TAPES
all camera tapes converted
to DVD, video taping
special occasions, www.
grahamsvideo.co.nz ph 03
338-1655
WATERBLASTING
Quality Job, Quick Service
by skilled tradesman, Ph
Richard Severin at Jet-X
0800 538 969 Free quotes,
visit www.jetx.co.nz
WATERBLASTING
Quality Job, Quick Service
by skilled tradesman, Ph
Richard Severin at Jet-X
0800 538 969 Free quotes,
visit www.jetx.co.nz
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Beds, Stoves, Washing
machines, Fridge Freezers.
Same day service. Selwyn
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A+ Household effects,
fridges, freezers, washing
machines, ovens. Good
cash paid. Ph Paul 022
0891 671
TOOLS Garden,
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The Toner Sisters & Tom Sharplin
are coming to town!
‘Famous for their roasts!’
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THE TONER Sisters were raised on country
music, performing with mum and dad as e
Toner Family. ey each eventually took their
cra in other directions and each has had
amazing musical careers.
Long-time admirers of one another’s work,
Lynne, Celine and Adrienne have nally come full
circle, together in a collaboration that both excites
them and rejuvenates their love of country music.
Together they perform songs that shaped their
lives and brought them to where they are today.
eir charming ‘onstage antics’, big voices,
mesmerising harmonies and sisterly love will leave
you feeling very much part of e Toner Family.
Together, their list of achievements in Country
Music is second to none. Collectively they were
regulars on TVNZ’s ‘THAT’S COUNTRY’, have
opened for Ricky Scaggs, Larry Gatlin & e
Gatlin Bros, Kenny Rogers, Ricky Scaggs, George
Hamilton IV, Freddy Fender, Rod Stewart, Ronan
Keaton and much more. Each has toured
nationally & internationally and have now come
full circle... Take a piece of them home with you
in their brand new EP ‘Full Circle... e Acoustic
Session’.
eir ‘Special Guest’ is none other than NZ
Rock n Roll Icon Mr Tom Sharplin. Tom created
a rock 'n' roll revival in the 70’s when he recorded
5 singles and toured the country several times
with the likes of Johnny Devlin, Maria Dallas,
Nash Chase & Angela Ayres.
e Toner Sisters with Tom Sharplin and 4
piece band perform at the Hornby Workingmens
Club on Friday 21st April. Tickets $20 on sale
now at the club office, phone 349 9026. 8pm start.
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7PM THIS SATURDAY
in Whitfords Bar
WHAT’S ON
Open 7 Days from 5.30pm
COMING UP...
VAGUE-AS
BROS
7PM GOOD FRIDAY
in Whitfords Bar
NOW SERVING
available
from
9am
Breakfast
HAPPY
HOUR
5PM - 7PM
DAILY
Lunch & Dinner
All you can eat, 7 days
EASTER - NO SURCHARGE
Note. Open for DINNER ONLY
Good Friday & Easter Monday
Bookings Essential
PH 386 0088
fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz
CAFE OPEN THROUGHOUT EASTER - NO SURCHARGE
$12
LUNCH
SPECIALS
COFFEE
HAPPY
H O U R
2PM-4PM
DAILY
$3.50
Offer available for a limited time
and includes tea, hot chocolate
MON: ROAST MEAL
TUE: FISH & CHIPS
WED: FISH BURGER
THU: ROAST MEAL
SAT: FISH & CHIPS
AVAILABLE FROM 11.30AM-2PM FOR A LIMITED TIME
Live Music: Sima & Vaeio
6PM.FRI.7 APR
PHONE 385 8880 FIND US ON FACEBOOK fb.com/GBCCHCH
THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD
www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132
www.newbrightonclub.co.nz
GREAT
DINING
- downstairs -
ClubBISTRO
Open Tuesday to Saturday
12pm-2pm and from 5pm
Midweek $10
SPECIAL ROAST
Available Tuesday,
Wednesday, & Thursday
TUESDAYS &
THURSDAYS
Members Lucky
Card Draw
TAB POD
GAMING ROOM
FUNCTION ROOMS
SHUTTLE RUNNING
Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat
SUNDAY
30th April
ALL YOU
CAN EAT
BUFFET
$25
BOOK NOW!
PIERVIEW RESTAURANT
GREAT
DINING
- upstairs -
PIERVIEW
Restaurant
Quality a la carte
with a view!
Open from 5.30pm
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
& SUNDAY
FRIDAY SPECIAL:
SIRLOIN STEAK
or
CHICKEN BREAST
WITH JACKET POTATO
& SALAD BAR
$22!
SUNDAY SPECIAL:
3 courses
$25
NOW OPEN FOR
SUNDAY
BRUNCH
By the Seaside!
10.30am-2pm
202 Marine Parade
Ph 388-9416
Members, guests and affiliates welcome
H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
«WHAT'S ON«
FRIDAY 7 APRIL, 7PM
JO’S KARAOKE
SATURDAY 8 APRIL
4.30PM
BARROSS
8PM
DRAMA QUEENS
FRIDAY 7 APRIL, 8PM
(UPSTAIRS)
IBO TITLE FIGHT
BOWYN ‘BOMAN’ MORGAN v
GUNANR ‘THE STUNNA’ JACKSON
plus top line corporate fights
Door sales $40 or from Dashtickets
«COMING UP«
FRIDAY 21 APRIL, 8PM
THE TONER SISTERS
with special guests
TOM SHARPLIN & REMEDY
COUNTRY & RnR
Tickets $20 at club office.
Hornby WMC, 17 Carmen Rd,
Hornby. Phone 03 349 9026
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz
Members, guests & affiliates welcome

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