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Last year Michaelee-
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Criminals
target
guns
for big
money
• By Andrew King
STOLEN HANDGUNS
are selling for more than
$1000 on the black market in
Christchurch and shotguns and
rifles for hundreds of dollars.
They have become a an item
of choice for burglars who are
targeting homes where they
know there are firearms.
Police say the illicit trade
drug is fuelling the need for
criminals to arm themselves
and gangs are key players.
Police have set up a task force
of 35 officers to combat the
problem.
Police revealed yesterday,
since March they have executed
175 search warrants in Canterbury,
recovered 87 firearms, and
seized more than $5m of assets
related to criminal offending.
Two more properties were
raided in Bromley and Halswell
yesterday, where firearms and
drugs were found. Two men
were arrested.
Police didn’t have figures
late yesterday as to how many
firearms have been stolen in
Canterbury in recent months.
The Star can reveal that
in June alone more than 30
firearms were stolen from properties
in Greenpark, Leeston,
Lower Styx and Avonside. They
included high-powered rifles,
shotguns and . 22 calibre rifles.
Canterbury University criminologist
Professor Greg Newbold
said handguns were going
for more than $1000 on the
black market because they were
relatively difficult to obtain.
“Shotguns and .22 rifles are
the most commonly used in
crimes and can be brought for
a couple of hundred dollars.
Pistols can be over $1000,” Prof
Newbold said.
Gun owners needed to store
firearms securely, he said.
“Guns are pretty hard to steal
when they are stored properly
. . . if they are being stolen from
rural properties I would suggest
they are not being stored
correctly,” he said.
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FROM
THE
EDITOR’S
DESK
Inside
News.....................................3-17
REPORTER Andrew King
reveals today the extent of the
gun problem in the city – stolen
guns that is.
Criminals are targeting homes
they know contain firearms – 18
went in a recent burglary just
outside of the city.
Firearms are hot property in
the criminal underworld, with
handguns selling for more than
$1000 on the black market.
The gangs appear to be a big
factor in the trade, which goes
hand-in-hand with the illicit
drug market. Police have a task
force under way to crack down
on the upsurge in gun thefts and
raided two properties in Bromley
and Halswell yesterday. Firearms
and drugs were found.
And a great story about
aspiring young model Michaelee
Jayne-McDonald.
The Papanui High School
16-year-old has just won the
Portfolio Model search.
But reporter Georgia
O’Connor-Harding finds out
there’s an amazing back story.
Michaelee, who is a sporting
young woman, had a surfing
accident that nearly left her
paralysed.
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Policewoman’s trailblazing days relived
• By Tom Doudney
WHEN ROSALIE Sterritt QSM
joined the police in 1948, woman
officers wore plain clothes, were
expected to deal only with female
offenders and battled for respect
from their male colleagues.
Canterbury police celebrated
75 years of women in emergency
services at a Hagley Park event
yesterday.
Although she didn’t feel like
a trailblazer at the time, Miss
Sterritt, 91, looks back at those
early years as a long slow fight for
acceptance.
A national torch relay arrived
in Christchurch yesterday and a
‘blue light barbecue’ was held in
Hagley Park.
By the time Miss Sterritt
retired in 1985, as a senior constable,
she was New Zealand’s
longest serving police officer – a
record she still holds.
She was pleased to see that
women today were treated as
equals and believed it was a
matter of time until a woman
became commissioner.
Her father, Constable David
Sterritt, had been a mounted policeman
and she decided to join
the fourth intake of policewomen
while working at the Kaikoura
Hospital office.
MEMORIES: Rosalie
Sterritt keeps a
scrapbook full of
articles relating to
herself and women
police officers which
she has collated over
the years. ​
“I don’t think my parents were
very happy with the idea,” she
said.
“They thought it might be too
much rough and tumble, probably.”
The women were given limited
duties in those days.
“They wanted to just shove
us in offices on phone duty and
district office records,” she said.
“If we went out on a job with a
man, even though I might have
been senior in service, because he
was a man he was considered to
be my senior. It was stupid.”
Miss Sterritt remembered woman
officers being issued handbags
and being required to leave the
force if they got married.
SPECIAL OCCASION: An event to mark 75 years of women in
emergency services was held in Hagley Park yesterday.
PHOTO: ALEX PARSONS
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Trustee role
for Sutton
• By Gabrielle Stuart
FORMER Canterbury
Earthquake Recovery chief
executive Roger Sutton has a
new role as an Anglican church
trustee.
He has been appointed one of
eight trustees on the Anglican
Diocese of
Christchurch
Church Property
Trust.
Mr Sutton
(right) resigned
from his role
at CERA in
November, 2014,
after a senior
staff member laid a sexual harassment
complaint against him.
A State Services Commission
inquiry found Mr Sutton’s conduct
was sexual harassment, but
that he did not intend to cause
offence. It recommended that he
was given a final warning, but he
resigned soon afterward.
Bishop Victoria Matthews,
who is chair of the trust, said Mr
Sutton was interviewed for the
position and appointed after a
unanimous vote.
“We are thrilled by what he is
offering CPT in terms of talent
and skill,” she said.
Church slammed
Developer
asks why
the secrecy
• By Gabrielle Stuart
THE ANGLICAN church has
been slammed for refusing to
answer any questions about
the Christ Church Cathedral
until December.
On Monday, The Star asked
for details of the proposals put
to the diocese for protecting
the Cathedral until a decision
is made about it’s future.
But diocese spokesman Jayson
Rhodes refused to answer
the questions.
He said he would not be
commenting on anything
about the Cathedral until
after December 7, when the
working party is due to come
back with its recommendations.
“The working group is the
focus now and we see no need
to have to comment on anything
else until that time.”
He told The Press the same
thing.
Central city developer Ernest
Duval said although the
church as a private entity had
the right to keep quiet, it was
hurting the community.
He said there should be
nothing to hide, so no need to
block the public out.
“It’s not plans for a nuclear
bomb or an invasion of Australia,
it’s not a big secret, it’s
just a church. It shouldn’t be
this difficult.”
He said more information
even just about the process
would help central city business
owners and developers
trying to make their own
plans.
“Neither the Crown or
the church is prepared to be
forthcoming, so the community
of Christchurch and
particularly the stakeholders
around the square are left
with nothing.”
Former mayor Bob Parker,
who was involved in early
negotiations with the church,
said he believed the church
should be more open with the
public.
But he believed it was
frustration with the “whole
saga” that had led them to
clam up.
“I feel for the church. They
must feel they have been
bullied by one section of the
community telling them what
to do, so I have some sympathy
with that,” he said.
•Church repairs, p7
•Editorial, p18
•Big Question, p21
$800 a day for
working party
• By Gabrielle Stuart
MEMBERS OF the working party tasked
with looking into different options for
the Cathedral are being paid $800 a day.
The chairman of the working party,
former NZ Transport Agency chief executive
Geoff Dangerfield
(right), is paid $1000 a
day.
They are expected to
meet about two days a
month.
Other members of the
working party are The Tannery developer
Alasdair Cassels, business consultant
Sue McKenzie and Anglican Church
Property Trust board members Steve
Wakefield and Roger Bridge.
They have been appointed to look thoroughly
into “reinstatement options” for
the Cathedral, and what different options
will cost.
They will then put it together in a report
to the Government and church, due
by December 7 this year.
A Department of the Prime Minister
and Cabinet spokesman said the fees
were set with the Cabinet fees framework.
“[They] are set at an appropriate level
to ensure the group has suitable expertise
and experience, and to recognise the
complexity of the task and strong public
interest in the group’s work.”
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$3m St Barnabas repair starts
REPAIRS TO the historic St
Barnabas Anglican Church have
begun.
A site blessing ceremony was
held on Sunday to get repairs
under way on the Fendalton Rd
church.
About 200 people gathered for
the ceremony where Bishop Victoria
Matthews sprinkled holy
water around the site and inside
the church, and blessed it.
The church was badly damaged
in the February 2011 earthquake,
and services have had to
be held in the hall since.
C Lund and Son will carry out
the work to the church, which
includes repairing stonework,
strengthening the roof connections
and corners of the
• By Bridget Rutherford
PEOPLE COULD soon own
a small part of the city’s oldest
stone church to help raise the
$2 million needed to restore
it.
St Peter’s Anglican Church in
Upper Riccarton was severely
damaged in the February 2011
building, and injecting specialist
grout into the core of all the
walls to increase the strength
and resilience of the building.
Work is expected to take six
months.
The category 1 heritage church
was originally built as a memorial
church honouring those
who died in World War 1.
The repairs would cost about
$3 million, with the parish
needing to raise $1.6 million of
that. It has raised $1.2 million
so far.
If you want to support the
repairs of St Barnabas with a donation,
phone the parish office
on 351 7064 or visit the parish
website – www.stbarnabas.org.
nz.
earthquake.
It is expected to cost about $4
million to restore it back
to its former glory. It has
received $2 million from
insurance, and needs to raise
the remaining $2 million.
Representatives from the
church told the Riccarton-
Wigram Community Board on
CEREMONY: Bishop Victoria Matthews blessed St
Barnabas Anglican Church to start restoration. ​
Restoring church aim of fundraiser
Tuesday the fundraising would
begin in the next month.
As part of the fundraising,
people could pay $500-$1000
for a stone used in the church’s
restoration.
The church would also apply
for grants, and planned on
writing to all the St Peter’s
churches in the world to see if
they would like to contribute.
That included St Peter’s
Basilica in Vatican City.
The original wooden church
was built in 1858, and the wood
was replaced with stone in the
early 1900s.
Church Corner, in upper
Riccarton is named after St
Peter’s.
Stolen firearms
on black market
•From page 1
It is made up of officers, who
work full-time to combat gangs
and hardened criminals who
commit a large proportion of
crime in the city.
District police commander
Superintendent John Price said
the task force was targeting the
top 2 per cent of criminals committing
20 per cent of crime in
Canterbury.
“We want to target those who
are committing a large portion of
crime in the city. That’s the gangs
and hardened criminals and that
is what this task force is setup to
go after,” he said.
Recent gun thefts
June 10: Eighteen firearms
stolen from a property in
Greenpark property.
June 15: A .303 and .270
rifle and two shotguns
were taken from a Leeston
property.
June 22: Properties in
Lower Styx had a number
of shotguns stolen.
June 24: An Avonside
property was broken into
and about six firearms
were taken.
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Flooding in Canty could be costly
• By Shelley Robinson
GRIM PROJECTIONS show
the large cost of an extreme
flood event and future sea level
increases on buildings and
homes.
In the worst case scenario,
a 1m sea-level rise leaves the
city with $380 million worth
of “reinstatement” damage –
buildings repairs, vehicles and
clean-up costs.
The worst hit suburbs will be
South Brighton, New Brighton,
Avondale, Moncks Bay and
Aranui. In lower sea level rise
scenarios, river flooding will
become a problem in Beckenham
and St Martins.
It comes at a time when
insurers may not provide cover
in extreme cases if risk has not
been not mitigated, because the
frequency of flooding may deem
it a “foreseeable” risk,
said Parliamentary
Commissioner for the
Environment Dr Jan Wright.
With a 1m sea level rise, $380
million in reinstatement costs
would be required and people
would be displaced from 2337
buildings across the city. At
500mm, reinstatement costs
would be $105.2 million with 507
buildings affected, and with no
sea level rise, $98 million with
456 buildings affected.
The data was prepared
for the city council by the
National Institute of Water and
Atmospheric Research. The
report combined sea level rise
with extreme flooding, known as
a one in 500-year event.
But the real cost could be
double if business interruption
and infrastructure damage are
included.
“A crude rule of thumb is that
overall losses are often double
the reinstatement costs,” said the
report.
If the residential red zone
was rebuilt, losses would be
between three and 10 times
greater.
NIWA used hazard impact
and loss modelling software
called RiskScape. It overlaid last
year’s property and building data
coupled with draft city council
high flood hazard management
COSTLY: South
Brighton, New
Brighton and
Moncks Bay will
take the biggest
financial hit in
the event of an
extreme flooding
event and 1m sea
level rise, NIWA
modelling has
shown.
maps, adding in sea level rise
scenarios. Stop banks are
expected to have failed and the
flooding occurs at night with no
warning or a short lead in time.
Dr Wright said the sea level is
projected to increase by about
300mm by 2065.
This means “100-year events”,
like the flooding that struck the
city in March 2014, will occur
more often. In Christchurch, this
means once a year by 2065, and
with “every tide” when the sea
rises 1m, she said.
The insurance industry
was therefore considering
whether the effects of sea level
rise, erosion and flooding are
becoming such a “foreseeable
risk” that cover could be
affected, said Dr Wright.
“[Insurance companies] insure
against risk that is unforeseen,
but this [flooding and sea level
rise] is becoming a foreseen risk.
Over time, insurers will go, well,
this is getting pretty predictable
and we are not going to cover it,”
she said.
Insurance Council of New
Zealand chief executive Tim
Grafton said if floods were
“frequent”, like in Flockton
Basin, insurers could raise the
excess and premiums or not
provide cover in “extreme cases”.
“[Insurers] are in the business
of cover for the sudden
unexpected occurrences. That’s
where you might see companies
as a last resort not providing
cover,” he said.
But if mitigation measures are
undertaken – similar to that in
the Flockton Basin – to lessen
the risk of flooding, insurers
would respond accordingly
because the risk is less, he said.
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The cost of an extreme flooding
event with sea level rise
*Stop banks if existing are assumed to have failed. Based on buildings existing as at 2015.
Reinstatement is repairs cost, cleanup and contents and vehicle reinstatement.
NIWA RiskScape 2016 report.
AVON RIVER
(Excluding residential red zone):
Bexley, New Brighton, Aranui,
Avondale, Burwood, Parklands,
Dallington, Avonside, Richmond,
Merivale and the Central City.
WITH 500mm SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 102 buildings affected with
people displaced for a week
to a month
• $20 million reinstatement
costs
• Worst hit: Cathedral Square
$9.6 million, Hagley Park $6.7
million
WITH 1m SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 950 buildings affected with
people displaced
• $142 million reinstatement
costs
• Worst hit: New Brighton $48.2
million, Avondale $30.1 million,
Aranui $23.2 million
HEATHCOTE
RIVER
Heathcote Valley, Woolston, Opawa,
Waltham, St Martins, Beckenham,
Cashmere, Sommerfield, Beckenham,
Hoon Hay, Westmorland and Halswell.
WITH 1m SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 340 buildings affected with
people displaced
• Worst hit: Beckenham $12.5
million, St Martins $10.3 million
HALSWELL
RIVER
Halswell, Tai Tapu Rd, Old Tai Tapu
Rd, Cossars Rd, Barnes Rd, Ahuriri
Reserve, Park Rd and Seabridge Rd.
WITH 1m SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 97 buildings affected with
people displaced
• $26 million reinstatement
costs
AVON
ESTUARY
(Excluding residential red zone):
Redcliffs, McCormacks Bay, Mt
Pleasant, South Brighton and
Southshore.
WITH 500mm SEA LEVEL RISE: WITH 500mm SEA LEVEL RISE: WITH 500mm SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 91 buildings affected with
people displaced
• $25 million reinstatement
costs
• 309 buildings affected with
people displaced
• $50 million reinstatement cost
• Worst hit: Beckenham: $12.5
millon, St Martins: $10.3 million
• Three buildings affected with
people displaced
• $200,000 reinstatement costs
• Worst hit: South Brighton
$179,708
WITH 1m SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 900 buildings affected with
people displaced
• $148 million reinstatement
costs
• Worst hit: South Brighton
$120.4 million, Moncks Bay
$26 million
STYX
RIVER
(Excluding residential red zone):
Marshland Rd in the vicinity of Lower
Styx Rd, Brooklands and some
localised pockets in Spencerville.
WITH 500mm SEA LEVEL RISE:
• Two buildings affected with
people displaced
• $89,000 reinstatement costs
WITH 1m SEA LEVEL RISE:
• 50 buildings affected with
people displacement
• $9 million
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Councillors warned not to
repeat ‘mistakes of the past’
THERE
• By Gabrielle Stuart
THE CITY council is defending
it’s decision to renegotiate how
much it spends on anchor
projects, in spite of being warned
it is “repeating the mistakes of the
past”.
Mayor Lianne Dalziel and the
current city councillors have
often complained their hands
are tied over the city council’s
finances.
This occurred because former
mayor Bob Parker’s city council
committed them to spend set
amounts on major projects
through the cost-sharing agreement
with Government.
However, the current city councillors
plan to do the same thing
to the next batch of councillors.
They are currently in discussions
with Government over the
agreement, and expect to sign the
new version by August, before the
October elections.
The current agreement includes
city council commitments of
almost $147 million to the Metro
Sports Facility, $60 million to the
new Central Library and $253
NEGOTIATION: The city council and Government are currently
renegotiating the cost sharing agreement. ​
million toward a new stadium.
Ms Dalziel said the discussions
were not a significant renegotiation,
but they were “tidying the
agreement up”.
She did not answer questions
from The Star about what the
consequences would be if the review
was delayed, or whether she
would consider delaying it until
after the elections.
Cr Raf Manji said delaying the
discussions would be likely to
hold up projects like the Metro
Sports Facility.
Cr Jamie Gough was part of the
former city council which signed
the agreement.
He said it would be difficult
to postpone the renegotiation,
because it would take time for the
new city councillors to “get their
heads around the problems” after
they were elected.
If there were any major changes
proposed to projects, he said he
would vote for the renegotiation
to be delayed.
“If there are significant changes,
it would be absurd for council
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matter the scale of the negotiations,
the new city councillors
would have to work with the new
agreement when putting together
budgets each year, so they needed
to have a say.
“This is a big, major decision
which needs to be done properly,
because these anchor projects
will set the structure of the city
for years to come.”
Former community board
member Rod Cameron, who is
running for council this year,
said the city councillors were
repeating the mistakes of the
past.
He believed they should wait
until the new council was elected,
even if it meant projects were
delayed.
“What’s another six months
when we’ve been waiting five and
a half, almost six years? It’s worth
being able to take that time and
assess things. A rushed decision
is not always the best one to
take.”
The Star
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ARE two filing cabinets
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requests for rates relief due to
the earthquakes – amounting to
$16 million.
After the February 22, 2011
earthquake, property owners
were offered rates relief if their
properties were left uninhabitable.
About 8000 homes were redzoned
by the Government after
the earthquake.
Information released under
the Official Information Act
showed that the city council had
granted more than $16 million
in rates remissions as a consequence
of the February 22, 2011
earthquake.
Due to the sheer number of
applications, the city council
were not able to definitively find
out how many properties had
been granted a rates remission.
It would take, estimated the city
council, two weeks of staff time.
But it estimated that it had
processed about 8000 requests,
of which 90 per cent were approved.
The city council said
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• By Annabelle Dick
LYTTELTON residents are
worried the delay on the
Timeball Station rebuild
may cause the project to be
abandoned altogether.
Work to restore the station
has been postponed
due to nearby road works
which will block access
until at least the end of the
year.
Heritage New Zealand
was set to start the rebuild
this month but re-scheduled
to avoid conflict with
road works on Sumner Rd
and Reserve Tce.
But Lyttelton Community
Association president
Ken Maynard said residents
are worried that the
delay may mean the restoration
work is forgotten.
“If they put it on the
back burner, we’re worried
the project is going to be
dropped altogether.”
Mr Maynard has been
in contact with Heritage
New Zealand who assured
him they were not stalling
with a view to drop it, and
it was doing restoration
on the equipment in the
background.
Heritage New Zealand
has not been able to indicate
an exact date as to
when work will begin, as
it needs to know when the
site can be accessed.
While the work on
Reserve Tce is scheduled to
be completed by the end of
this year, work on the Lyttelton
end of Sumner Rd
is currently scheduled to
continue well into 2017.
Heritage New Zealand
acting southern region
general manager Frank
van der Heijden said
repairs can only be done
in spring or summer as the
stone masonry work uses
traditional lime mortar
and render, which could
only be set properly outside
of winter.
Mr Maynard said road
works are a priority, but he
wants a date so residents
can be assured work will
go ahead.
“What I can’t understand
is why won’t they say when
they’re going to start? If
they can’t start this spring
due to the roads, why can’t
they say it will be started
by October 2017? It’s a long
way off but at least it’s a
date.”
The station was constructed
in 1876 as a time
keeping device for ships in
the harbour, but was badly
damaged during the September
4, 2010 and February
22, 2011 earthquakes.
Mr Maynard said the
category one heritage
building is a crucial part of
Lyttelton’s identity and a
major tourist attraction for
the area.
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NEGLECTED: Sol Square was in a derelict state not long before fire destroyed the building.
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Sol Square’s shabby
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• By Gabrielle Stuart
URBEX CENTRAL “urban
explorers” has released what are
possibly the last photographs
taken of Sol Square before it was
gutted in a fire last week.
The photos were posted online
on July 9, less than a week before
the fire, which is believed to have
been deliberately lit.
The photographer, who did
not want to be named, said the
square was “derelict”.
“We found the place was rather
trashed and the place felt severely
neglected. There were remnants
of people squatting and a lot of
graffiti.”
The future of Sol Square has
been uncertain since developer
Dave Henderson’s company
Property Ventures Ltd was put
into liquidation in 2010.
Disputes over the buildings
were still being fought in court
earlier this year.
Other developers have put
their hands up to take the project
on, but their attempts stalled
because of the disputes.
The fire left one of the buildings
so unstable it had to be
demolished on Saturday.
The Urbex Central pictures can
be found on their website www.
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Members of the group have
been threatened with charges for
sneaking into abandoned buildings,
including the Christ Church
Cathedral, to take photos.
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New political group eyes
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• By Bridget Rutherford
A NEW political
group has
emerged to
fight for seats in
the local body
elections in
October.
Community Voice will stand
candidates in the Cashmere and
Spreydon wards.
Rik Tindall (above), a current
Spreydon-Heathcote Community
Board member will stand in
the Cashmere Ward.
Political newbie Patricia
Siataga will stand in the Spreydon
Ward.
They will campaign on issues
surrounding the future of The
Princess Margaret Hospital.
• By Bridget Rutherford
CITY COUNCILLOR Paul
Lonsdale will vie
for a seat around
the council table in
the new Heathcote
Ward.
Cr Lonsdale,
who ran for mayor
They want the hospital to be
turned into high-density housing
and a 24-hour health service.
Mr Tindall said there was a lot
of need for housing in the city
and the hospital site would be
perfect.
“We will want the site for high
density housing,” he said.
However, Lee Sampson, who
is standing for the Cashmere-
Spreydon Community Board
under The People’s Choice, said
housing at the site would congest
Cashmere Rd further.
City councillor Phil Clearwater,
who will stand for council
under The People’s Choice in
Cashmere, said there would
need to be a lot of assessment on
whether high-density housing
could work at the site.
Lonsdale for Heathcote
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tossing up whether to stand in
the Central or Heathcote wards.
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process of building a new family
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Tributes for young rugby player
• By Bridget Rutherford
A PROMISING rugby player has lost
his battle with a rare form of cancer
about two and a half weeks after he
was diagnosed.
Uto Enosi Tuipulotu, 19, died
last Thursday night after a short battle
with soft tissue sarcoma on his
heart.
His funeral was held yesterday at
Akaroa Area School, where he went
to school.
Uto came over to
Akaroa from Tonga
four years ago to attend
high school and
further his education.
He went on to become
a building apprentice
for Templeton Builders.
He had been having
trouble with a racing heart while at
rugby training, and went for a check
up, which was when they found the
cancerous growth.
His boss, Kevin Templeton, said
Uto began working for him while he
was at school.
He said Uto wanted to go back
to Tonga when he was a qualified
builder and help people in need by
building and repairing homes and
facilities.
“He touched just about everybody,
just with his mana and personality,”
Mr Templeton said.
‘He just had this
quiet, humble
dignity about
him that people
revered.’
“He was one in a million.”
Mr Templeton said Uto was someone
they could count on, and he was
always helping the Akaroa and Bays
Lions Club.
Uto’s former teacher, Garry Brittenden,
who helped bring him over,
said Uto had been diagnosed about
two and a half weeks before he passed
away.
“He just had this quiet humble dignity
about him that people revered.
That’s the real Uto
story.”
More than $25,000
was raised through a
Givealittle page and
donations to go towards
Uto’s treatment and
bringing his family over
from Tonga to be with
him.
Uto joined the Akaroa Volunteer
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In 2014, he made the New Zealand
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He has also played for the Canterbury
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He was named Ellesmere under-19
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Ellesmere’s under-16, 18, 21 and
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minute’s silence before their games
on Saturday.
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• By Tom Doudney
A $12 MILLION programme
to clean up Te Waihora/Lake
Ellesmere won’t be enough and
irrigation schemes like Central
Plains Water will make the
situation worse, a water expert
says.
Dr Bryan
Jenkins (left)
of the Waterways
Centre
for Freshwater
Management
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completed a study of six New
Zealand lakes, including Te
Waihora.
Environment Canterbury
and Ngai Tahu, in partnership
with the Government,
are leading the $12 million
Whakaora Te Waihora programme
to restore the lake
over the coming decades by
encouraging the growth of
macrophytes – aquatic plants
which can improve water quality.
Dr Jenkins said that while
this and other efforts to reduce
nutrient loads in the lake’s
catchment were positive,
they would be insufficient
to achieve sustainable water
quality due to intensification
which had taken place in the
catchment.
There was already too much
nitrogen and phosphorus
carried by groundwater-fed
streams entering the lake.
With Central Plains Water
and other intensification in
the catchment it was estimated
that the nitrogen load entering
the lake would reach 5600
tonnes per year.
Dr Jenkins said the Selwyn
Waihora Zone Committee’s
‘good management practice’
approach would cut that to
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the goal of transforming it
into a macrophyte lake to be
achieved, nitrogen would need
to be cut to more like 800
tonnes per year.
“What we are currently
experiencing is already unacceptable
not only in terms of
the lake load but also in terms
of the impacts occurring on
groundwater with respect to
drinking water quality and on
groundwater-fed stream flow,”
Dr Jenkins said.
ECan acting science director
Tim Davie said Dr Jenkins’
figures, while not incorrect,
were selective and missed the
point.
CONCERN:
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phosphorus
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“There are many different
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“If you tried to achieve a
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the Christ Church Cathedral.
The building is a constant
sad reminder of what happened
on February 22, 2011 – and to
many now an eyesore, a blight
on the Square as business and
tourism tries its best to get back
on its feet.
The diocese’s communication
skills in keeping the public
informed of what is happening
has been appalling; deciding
whether the Cathedral is to be
restored or demolished, slow
and painful.
Comments this week from
the diocese’s Auckland-based
spokesman, Jayson Rhodes, has
done nothing to boost the city’s
confidence.
Asked by The Press this week
about the Cathedral, Rhodes
replied: “The Diocese sees no
need for any questions and answers
regarding the Cathedral
until there is a decision from
the Cathedral Working Group.”
That will be December 7.
He repeated the same to The
Star.
Two weeks ago, there was
an air of expectation when the
diocese announced it was holding
a news conference about the
Cathedral.
The announcement was on
the same day The Star published
a front page article revealing
save the Cathedral campaigners
Jim Anderton and Philip
Burdon had been gagged from
talking about the Cathedral.
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PHILIP BURDON and Jim
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about the future of Christ Church
Cathedral.
The former MPs, who are
trying to save the Cathedral from
demolition, signed confidentially
contracts in September last year
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whether to save or demolish the
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This was a departure from
previous stances when they
have openly talked about the
need to save the iconic building.
So when the diocese announced
the news conference,
there was a thought that the veil
of silence would be removed,
and the diocese would finally
give the people of Christchurch
some significant news.
But no. Just another tidbit –
the announcement of a working
party.
This five-and-a-half-years
after the earthquake, and a year
after the Government last year
appointed mediator Miriam
Dean, QC, in an attempt to
break the deadlock over the
building.
The diocese is sadly wrong if
it thinks the people of Christchurch
will keep putting up with
this.
We said:
What do you think
Christchurch, are we an Old
English City, a Garden City
or something else?
Following the destruction
of so many heritage buildings,
that were said to give
Christchurch its ‘Englishness’,
there is ongoing talk
around our city’s identity.
You said:
Leonard Cullarn – I have
always known Christchurch as
an Old English City of New Zealand
and I always love my city!
Let’s keep our English heritage
and our buildings. Build more
buildings using English heritage
of the city. If we lose heritage of
the city Christchurch wouldn’t
be Christchurch anymore.
So let’s give Christchurch its
Englishness back today! Like
our New Zealand flag we don’t
want to lose our heritage. Let’s
bring our old English city of
Christchurch back and keep our
history alive.
Jill Reesby – I have always
known Christchurch as the ‘Garden
City’ and as we grow and
move forward I believe we will
be a better ‘sustainable Garden
City’ plenty of red zone to do
this.
FOR THE purposes of my
column this week I’m wearing
a different hat than my role
supporting Christchurch
regeneration.
On Monday, I took great pleasure
in announcing the Government
has approved the purchase
of a new naval tanker for the
New Zealand Defence Force,
which will be ice-strengthened
and winterised for operations in
Antarctica.
The project will cost $493m
and will support a full range
of NZDF deployments, including
maritime sustainment and
Christine Schuler – Christchurch
can’t possibly be an
‘English’ city. It’s not in England.
Most of the heritage buildings
are gone and this is our chance
to develop a modern, userfriendly,
more sustainable city
that isn’t held hostage to the
wishes of those who refuse to
accept change.
Jake Huia Ranginui – Old
English city? Was well populated
by Maori before any English
were here to make it a English
city.
Frances Harrison – It was
known principally as the Garden
City but the Englishness of it really
added a special flavour that
had been developed over 170
years. The Avon is a tiny part of
that. The city could have lost its
rich past and what might have
humanitarian and disaster relief
operations.
The vessel will be built by
South Korean firm Hyundai
Heavy Industries and is expected
to be delivered in 2020.
It replaces the 30-year-old
Gerry Brownlee
been a rich future. I do hope
it doesn’t turn into a try-hard/
also-ran city that could be found
anywhere. Even the people have
changed and, from what I hear,
not for the best.
Ryan Jared – How about
something modern to attract
not only visitors but people who
live in Christchurch back into
the city. This “oh no we ain’t
building tall buildings because
they might fall down is rubbish”
Modern with a hint of the old
heritage to Christchurch. No
point rebuilding if you’re going
to design a city based on 2002.
Selwyn Eagle – We are the
best city in the world and just by
being us,we show it. Like us or
not come here and be amazed,or
not that is your choice.
Toni Muschamp Fulford – I
hope they rebuild the beautiful
Cathedral, that is what made the
city of Christchurch.
Alex Fuller – Used to be, now
a vibrant and dynamic changing
environment full of resilient
people.
Peter Cooper – Broken city
that still waiting to be repaired.
Wendy King – Will always be
the Garden City to me.
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Matt Cuthill – The city of
bad street surfaces and broken
footpaths.
Kirsten Ericson – A Phoenix.
Paul Shepherd – Used to be
the old English city. Now has the
capacity to be “ The world’s most
modern city.’’ If the powers that
be let it.
On the Christ Church
Cathedral’s future.
Karene Smith – It is so sad
that this situation of making
decisions with the context of
repairs or demolition and rebuild
have been so long. Wanted
money on some projects within
the city should have been invested
earlier on security of the
Cathedral for materials salvaged.
Make a decision now, we have
waited far too long.
Frances S Harrison – Of
course it can be rebuilt and it
doesn’t have to cost lives. Ask
those in Europe who have rebuilt
their historic monuments after
various wars. They didn’t say:
‘Oh well too bad.’ No, these
structures meant something
and in NZ with so few historic
monuments it’s especially important.
The English character
of Christchurch should be
preserved as much as possible.
the Antarctic
It’s not backward thinking, in
fact it’s forward thinking. As
a resident of France I see the
horrendous loss of heritage as a
result of the Revolution and various
wars. People will always die
but those that come after should
have a sense of history, identity.
I’m a Cantab. Christchurch was
special and unique. Surely there’s
room for quality and history?
Jo Turnell – Too late now to
rebuild, leave part of the ruin as
a memorial and build a new one.
The new tanker will undertake
a similar role.
The NZDF can’t operate
without fuel, water, ammunition
and other bulk goods, and the
most effective way to deliver
fuel to ships, aircraft and vehicles
deployed overseas is by
tanker.
This vessel will be significantly
larger, will be able to refuel two
ships at a time while under way,
carry and refuel NZDF helicopters,
produce and store water,
and store and transport bulk
goods.
The Government has also opted
to include ice-strengthening
and winterisation features, representing
a very useful enhanced
capability when compared to the
current tanker.
This will allow it to deliver
fuel and other goods to support
Scott Base and McMurdo
Station during summer months
once an icebreaker has cleared a
path.
It is important that New Zealand
has a significant asset capable
of supporting our presence in
Antarctica and our interests in
the Southern Ocean more generally.
Recycle as much as possible from
the original and auction off the
rest as a fundraiser.
Gwyneth Carson-Jones – Stop
indulging the so-called heritage
protectors. Demolish immediately,
as this city will never be
able to move on until the symbol
of our city is able to.
Di Alpers – It should be left
as a ruin . . . it’ll be a sombre reminder
of the impact of quakes.
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Cantabrians will know
this more than anyone, with
the United States Antarctic
Programme worth well over
$100 million a year to our local
economy.
The new tanker will
increase New Zealand’s contribution
and help further
demonstrate our long-term commitment
to the Antarctic Joint
Logistics Pool with the United
States.
Gerry Brownlee is
Minister supporting Greater
Christchurch Regeneration
Funding squeeze
will affect education
WITH SCHOOL holidays
finishing, it’s a good time to
reflect on the state of our public
education system.
For us here in Canterbury, our
local schools have taken on an
extra level of importance in the
last few years, acting as havens of
security and continuity for kids
after the earthquakes.
Making sure every kid has the
tools they need to live up to their
potential has always been the
highest goal of our public education
system. It’s about making
sure that how much your parents
earn never becomes a barrier
to a child making the most of
themselves.
That’s the ideal, but as any
parent knows, these days the reality
of our so called free public
education system can be quite
different. Just like in health, the
Government has been putting
the squeeze on funding in education,
and its parents who are
picking up the tab.
Just a few months ago, the
Government cut per pupil
funding in our public education
system by $150 each. In this
year’s budget, they announced
they will be freezing operational
spending in schools entirely.
Now they are proposing a return
to the ‘bulk funding’ approach
of the 1990s, which saw schools
having to decide between paying
good teachers or spending
money upgrading classrooms.
The ones who miss out most
from these cuts are the kids, as
schools struggle to keep up. We
can see this clearly in the international
rankings of achievement.
According to the OECD,
in 2006, we were ranked fifth
in the world for reading, today
we’ve fallen to 13 th . We were seventh
in science but today we are
18 th . And in maths? We’ve fallen
from 11 th to 23 rd .
Meanwhile, tighter budgets
means schools are having to pass
more of the costs along to parents.
Ask any parent in Christchurch
and they will tell you about
the rising costs of “voluntary
donations” they are being asked
to meet each year.
The end result of the current
approach to education is parents
watching their kids schools
tumble down the international
rankings and paying more out
of their own pocket for the
privilege.
We’ve got to do better. We
know that education changes
lives, it’s the best way to give
our kids a great future. It’s time
to start investing properly in
education, rather than looking
for more places to cut.
Megan Woods is Labour’s
Canterbury spokeswoman
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Viewpoint
The Anglican Diocese won’t be talking publicly about the Christ Church
Cathedral until the recently-appointed Cathedral Working Group reports
back on its findings in early December. The Star asked how people felt
about the delay and what they want to see in the future
Jan Halliday,
foster parent, of
Sockburn: I feel that
they need to get to
it and do it. You
look at articles and
see it’s deteriorating
so I think it’s about
time they did something.
You think
they’d be more open
about discussing it
with residents but
it seems to be one
side against the
other.
Kilian Voigt,
student, of
Burnside: I have no
opinion. I don’t pay
enough attention
but they should just
get on with it there’s
nothing stopping
them. Shouldn’t
they be having
public forums on
the outcome of the
Cathedral? They
should do that
because then they
can get an idea of
what the people
want rather than
just what they want.
Tom Elder, drainlayer,
of Ilam: I
don’t have much
of a view as I don’t
really tune into that
sort of thing but
I guess it’s a little
unreasonable. It’s
such a big part of
Christchurch they
should definitely be
making a decision.
Personally. I’d like
to see it rebuilt.
Helen Goatley,
retired, of
Avonhead: They
have taken a long
time already and
another five months
seems unreasonable
– surely they must
know what they
want and what they
have the finances to
do. It was an iconic
centre but it would
take a lot of money
to rebuild so maybe
they should start
again by building
something new.
Aaron D’Auvergne,
musician, of New
Brighton: People
are interested in a
decision . . . it’d be
nice to know what’s
on the agenda.
They should be
more open about
it because I think
Christians across
the board are quite
interested as well as
wider Christchurch.
You can’t ignore a
destroyed Cathedral
– if they could
rebuild it that
would be great.
Mary Sinclair-
Porter, manager, of
Cardiff: It’s my first
day here so it’s all
new information to
me. At the moment
it’s being ruined by
those awful pigeons
so something needs
to happen fairly
quickly. It’s a beautiful
building but
they should build a
multi-cultural centre
and just reuse
what’s there. I know
it’s a heritage building
here but where
I come from they’re
thousands of years
old instead of 150.
Kathryn McKee,
caregiver, of
Waikanae: I’m still
reeling seeing all
the damage. I guess
to some people it
means a lot but
human life means
more and obviously
what they’re doing
is putting everything
back together
so that no more
lives are lost like
last time. I know it
means a lot to the
religious people but
there’s other priorities
at the moment,
like making the city
safe.
Janelle Mackie,
trainer, of
Spreydon: It’s been
too long and I think
everyone is well and
truly sick of the lack
of announcements
– I just want them
to make a decision
one way or another.
It’s got to the stage
where it’s an embarrassment.
A lot of
people came here
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need to figure out
what they’re going
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hotel idea come
from?
We wanted to do something
different in Christchurch,
so we wanted it to
be a bit quirkier, and more
than just another hotel. I
have a pet myself, so one
of things which was stopping
me from just going
on quick holiday or taking
many holidays was all the
planning you need to do.
Sometimes the neighbour
could look after him, but
sometimes it was too hard
or didn’t work out, so I
thought if you can travel
with a pet when you stay in
a luxury hotel that’s going
to be great. We also provide
them with welcome
packs, so for the dogs we’ve
got a walking map, snacks,
dog bags and tissues, a list
of places you can find dog
food or a vet, and things
like that.
I’ve heard of a petfriendly
hotel in New York
which has hosted a snake
and a penguin. How far
would you take it?
At the moment it’s dogs
and cats, but I suppose you
could bring a fish tank, and
we are open to options. I
think the question is are
they domestic pets and are
they trained, or else someone
will bring a cheetah.
So we’ll ask the questions
and make the judgement
then. But probably not a
penguin, I’m guessing it
will be too hot here for one,
although after the weather
last week perhaps it is possible!
And it’s been a pretty
tough time for the tourism
industry in Christchurch.
What was it that
made you say now’s the
time to open a hotel here?
There were a couple of
years when it was a big
challenge. We took over
the building two and a half
years ago and we’ve done
a $15 million renovation
and seismic upgrade. But I
think we’re opening at the
right time, when there is a
shortage of accommodation
and with the tourism
market picking up to
greater levels. The problem
in Christchurch is we have
plenty of accommodation
in the winter months and
not enough in the peak
summer months, so we
need a centre of attraction
to the city. I think the convention
centre is the biggest
push we can have and
we need to get it sorted,
and the second will be the
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events. I think there are
some great activities and
great attractions around
Christchurch, so we’ve got
a great product to offer, but
those two key elements are
missing, and I think it’s
taken too long.
You must have moved to
Christchurch right before
the earthquakes – did you
ever think about leaving
after they hit?
No, I never wanted to
move. I came here and
I loved the place, and I
got stuck here. I thought,
look, if I can get through
this earthquake I can get
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Tell me a bit about
your background? You’ve
worked all over the world,
right?
I am a Sri Lankan Portuguese
descendent, born in
Sri Lanka, but I left when
I was about 20 years and
did a bit of a world tour.
I did my post graduate in
Hawaii and in Holland,
and my first hotel assignment
was in Burma, where
I managed a luxury hotel.
From Burma I moved to
Thailand, where I worked
for three years, and then
to the Middle East where
I managed two hotels in
Qatar. I spent about four
years there and then went
to Vietnam for two years,
and then moved to New
Zealand about seven years
ago, and got stuck.
Was it a conscious
choice to move so much,
or was it just where the
work was?
Yes, I wanted to move
around and explore
and work in different
continents and get an
understanding of different
cultures, I enjoyed that until
I was about 35, but then
we had a son and that was
when we decided to move
to New Zealand and settle
Dilan De Silva
down.
And of all the places in
the world, why did you
choose Christchurch?
Well, it was the job offer
I got at Terrace Downs as
general manager, but as
I followed that through I
thought this was the right
city I wanted to live in,
with the right opportunities
here. And then the
earthquakes struck.
Working in these amazing
five-star hotels and
resorts, do you ever get
to stay in them yourself?
What’s been the best perk?
I do. I usually stay and
check it out, and try all the
different kinds of rooms
and as much as possible in
the restaurant, so you can
constantly keep yourself in
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Oh, it’s going to be one
of the most vibrant cities
and most modern cities
you could ever live in in the
whole world, because you
can see the whole structure
changing and upgrading.
You can see it evolving in
front of your eyes, and I am
very excited to be part of it.
It’s going through a massive
change at the moment,
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AVOCADO CORIANDER
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Ingredients
2 tsp Garlic, grated
3 Tbsp Olive oil
1 Lemon, zest
1 Tbsp Lemon juice
2 tsp Flaky sea salt
½ tsp White pepper, freshly
ground
18 Chicken tenderloins, or 2
large chicken breasts sliced
into 18 strips
18 Bamboo skewers, soaked in
cold water Dipping sauce
½ cup Greek yoghurt
2 Avocados, peeled and seeded
1 tsp Garlic, grated
3 Tbsp Chopped fresh coriander
1 Tbsp Red chilli, fresh, finely
chopped and seeded
2 Tbsp Fresh lime juice
½ tsp Ground cumin
1 tsp Flaky sea salt
¼ tsp Freshly ground black
pepper
DIRECTIONS
Mix all the ingredients
together well and massage the
marinade into the chicken
tenderloins. Place in the fridge
for one hour then thread one
piece of tenderloin on to each
skewer.
You can keep the skewers
covered in the fridge until
ready to barbecue. To cook,
heat the grill until very hot,
place the chicken tenderloins
on and cook on each side for
3-4 minutes or until cooked
through.
Serve with avocado coriander
dipping sauce.
To make the sauce, place
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coriander, chilli, lime juice and
cumin in a blender or food
processor. Mix until smooth.
Season with salt and pepper.
BANANA GINGER
PUDDING
Ingredients
⅔ cup Dates, chopped
2 Bananas, ripe and sliced
2 Tbsp Maple syrup
4 Bananas, very ripe
¼ cup Honey, soft
1 knob Ginger, about 4cm,
finely grated
1 Lemon, zested
½ cup Oil, light, grapeseed or
rice bran
1 cup Rice flour
½ tsp Baking soda
¾ tsp Salt Banana cream
1 cup Coconut cream
1 Banana, ripe, frozen in slices
1 tsp Vanilla essence
Directions
Line the base of a 15 x 25cm
baking dish with baking paper.
Sprinkle with chopped dates
then add the two sliced
bananas and press down
firmly. Drizzle with maple
syrup.
Mash the four very ripe
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and lemon zest and stir in oil.
Add sifted rice flour, baking
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Pour over the banana date
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minutes or until a skewer inserted
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Ingredients
8 Golden kiwifruit
250 g Sugar
1 Vanilla pod
1 Cinnamon stick
2 Bay leaves
4 White peppercorns
200 ml Cream, softly whipped, to
serve
Directions
Peel the kiwifruit, halve and put
aside.
Put the sugar into a saucepan.
Scrape the seeds from the vanilla
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Taste
Baking perfection is no peice of cake
The Star continues its series talking with people cooking for you.
Cakes by Anna owner Anna Worthington
• By Gabrielle Stuart
IT WAS cake perfection:
Three layers baked, iced and
decorated, ready for a wedding
that afternoon – until Anna
Worthington dropped it.
As a new business-owner,
looking down at the mess that
was the once perfect cake she had
spent hours crafting, she said it
was one of her lowest points.
But also it taught her perspective,
she said.
She was able to pull herself
together and create a new cake
in just three hours, and the bride
and groom never learned about
the disaster, she said.
“I used to lose sleep over making
wedding cakes. But now
I think even in the worst case
scenario, if I was to walk into the
reception and drop the cake in
front of them, it would have to
be pretty bad to completely ruin
their wedding.”
It was the same attitude that
gave her the courage to quit her
job to start her own cake-making
business, Cakes by Anna.
She grew up in Christchurch,
but left the city as a teenager to
do a fine arts degree in Auckland.
She went overseas after she
graduated, and travelled around
Europe for more than a year.
There, she put her hand up for
whatever work she could find,
and discovered she really enjoyed
cooking and baking.
She was also inspired by the
food and culture around community
markets there, she said.
She returned to Christchurch
in 2012, not planning to stay for
long, but said she was inspired by
what was happening in the city.
“Growing up I didn’t have a big
attachment to Christchurch. It
felt it wasn’t exciting enough for
me. But coming back I was meeting
really interesting people, and
it felt like a fresh start.”
She began working in a cafe,
but on the side began developing
her own business idea, selling
cakes at the Christchurch Farmers
Market in Riccarton.
She said a lot of cakes being
sold at the time were very sweet
and covered in fondant, and she
wanted to do something different.
Her goal was to use as many
natural and local ingredients as
she could, and always experiment
– pulling together flavour
combinations like gin, lime and
coconut or her most popular
pear, date and salted caramel
cakes.
She began baking cakes after
work in her mother’s kitchen,
and selling them each weekend,
but she said the business grew
fast.
“I was working crazy hours,
from 6am to 2pm at the cafe
in the kitchen, and once I was
finished there I would go and do
baking until late. After about six
months doing both jobs I totally
burnt out.”
At that point she quit her job to
start baking full-time.
Although it was a big step, she
decided she had nothing to lose.
“After I quit the job I realised
I had so much more time to put
effort into it and really research
recipes, and instead of being
tired all the time I was really
enjoying it.”
She now has one employee,
and works form a commercial
kitchen in Linwood.
Although she has enough work
from orders from local cafes and
events to keep the business going,
she still plans to stick to her
roots and keep her market stall
running each week.
HOMEGROWN: Cakes By Anna started as a small stall at the
Riccarton House market, but Anna Worthington now works from
a commercial kitchen and has a growing customer base.
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With an abundance of funky bars,
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Kum Pun Thai
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Experience all of the exotic flavours
that Thailand has to offer right here
in Christchurch. Whether you are
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to cooking or you want to treat your
loved ones to something special, these
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The extensive menu – and great
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details
73 Victoria Street
03 365 5494
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The Nook eatery
For brunch, lunch, and dinner – or coffee and
a snack – choose from a wide selection on the
menu of favourites and classic dishes with a
Thai influence. There’s a treat for all taste buds.
Upstairs, downstairs and outside dining, with
great views of the quaint New Regent Street.
Ideal for pre-theatre dining or drinks. Open
seven days, see their hours on Facebook.
details
24 New Regent Street
03 377 4627
www.thenook.nz
Ballantynes
The experts at Ballantynes travel the globe to
find the highest quality products and seek out
the most recent trends. Fuel up at one of the
three bustling cafés – Ello Café and Eatery,
JB’s Café and The Tearooms – and take your
time exploring new styles in the ever-evolving
fashion departments, or pick up something to
accent your home. After more than 160 years
of trading, Ballantynes remains committed to
delivering an exceptional customer experience
for the discerning shopper.
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Cashel Street Mall
0800 656 400
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Noble & Savage
Specialising in premium loose-leaf tea, Noble
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the downright thirsty. From some of the finest
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and warm the soul. Tea the way it should be.
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027 587 8589
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corcovado
New to 137 Victoria Street, Corcovado is a
specialist furniture and homewares store that
offers modern, hand-selected and limitededition
pieces. By collaborating directly
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Corcovado’s range celebrates the beauty of
natural, sustainable materials and the “perfectly
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Open seven days, with a great website that
extends the shopping experience to those
living outside of Christchurch.
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137 Victoria Street
03 384 3965 or 027 538 8886
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Urban Skin & Body
In the heart of the city, Urban Skin & Body
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Seek out the experts in specialised brow, facial
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329 Durham Street North
03 379 7771
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Infinite Definite
This independent boutique stocks a carefully
curated selection of designers and products.
The eclectic mix includes New Zealand
designers, such as Georgia Alice, Kowtow
and Moreporks, as well as established and
emerging international labels, many of which
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03 371 7465
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Re:STaRT
In the heart of the city, Re:START offers
Christchurch’s most innovative and diverse
shopping experience. A wonderful selection
of boutique fashion and giftware retailers,
banks and a café can be found inside the
iconic shipping containers, and a fantastic mix
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the unique, enjoyable shopping experience for
which the central city has become known.
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restart.org.nz
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cavit&co
Over the last 25 years, Cavit&Co has gathered
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Fashion
Beating the odds to win model contest
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A NEAR miss from being
paralysed has encouraged a
Papanui High School student to
make most of her opportunities
and try her hand in the
modelling scene.
Michaelee-Jayne McDonald,
16, won the Portfolio Model
Search 2016 out of 80 entries.
Each contestant sent in a
photo of themselves from
Facebook or Instagram. The
winner was selected by a panel of
judges from the Portfolio Model
Agency.
Michaelee-Jayne, who had
always been interested in modelling,
said she tried out for the
competition because she wanted
to make the most of her opportunities.
The keen surfer’s perspective
on life completely changed last
year after an accident nearly left
her paralysed.
“I was at Sumner and I was
surfing up to the beach to get a
drink and I forgot I was about
30cm deep and I dived off my
board head first,” she said.
The accident caused her to
break her jaw, nose and have
about 80 internal stitches.
She said the doctors had told
her she was lucky not to be paralysed.
The accident had opened
up her mind to get the most out
of life.
But in spite of the scare,
Michaelee-Jayne still enjoys
surfing when she can and hopes
to edge her way into surf and
general sports modelling.
Not only does Michaelee-Jayne
surf, she plays competitive touch,
rugby and netball for her school.
On top of her sports development
she is taking all science
options at school in the hopes
of becoming an anaesthetist or
mechanical civil engineer.
The modelling competition
was for aspiring models aged
between 14-21 to be scouted by
the company.
Michaelee-Jayne along with
several other finalists has been
awarded a contract with the
city’s premier modelling agency.
Agency director Mel Radford
Brown said the standard was
high and the agency was
glad to have met the nine
finalists for the competition on
Monday.
Mrs Radford Brown described
Michaelee-Jayne as a stunning
natural beauty.
“She just stuck out a mile away
and I think the public will really
love her too,” she said.
While Michaelee-Jayne is new
to the modelling scene, she said
she is a confident person, enjoys
having her photo taken and is
keen to learn more.
She said to anyone else wanting
to try modelling to give it a
go.
“Don’t hold yourself back
as cliche as it sounds . . . don’t
worry about what other people
thinks,” she said.
HEALING: After a surfing accident nearly leaving her paralysed, Michaelee-Jayne McDonald is fully recovered and has been scouted by the Portfolio Model
Agency based in the city.
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Get clickinG!
Each week the Star will give away a double movie pass to the best
photo sent in by a reader. All weekly winners will then go into the
draw to win a Panasonic FZ300 camera. Supplied by Photo Warehouse.
Award-winning all-round camera, ruggedly designed weather
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WINNER: Lucie the papillon enjoys the latest
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Play shows link between
unemployment, poverty
and mental health
Road by Jim Cartwright
Directed by Mike Friend
Reviewed by Georgia
O’Connor-Harding
A SPECTRUM of remarkable
performers have made themselves
at home in the newly opened Lyttelton
Arts Factory.
Produced by the Loons Theatre
Trust, one of writer Jim Cartwright’s
most poignant tales has
been brought to life conveying the
tragic affects of unemployment.
And, if this show is anything to
go by, I can’t wait to see what the
trust does next.
Road is a dark, mesmerising,
sometimes funny, play about a collection
of characters on No Hope
St.
It is set in Lancashire during the
Margaret Thatcher years, when
unemployment was high in the
north of England.
Although it is set in the 1980s,
the themes of despair, violence
and alcoholism could be found
anywhere today.
For the residents of No Hope St,
alcohol is the answer and the poor
continue to get poorer.
From the moment you walk into
the theatre, a large proportion
of the cast were already on stage
in a collection of different living
spaces.
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The dimly-lit set, along with the
accents mastered by the capable
cast, reminds me of Coronation
Street.
The play’s about a tour along a
road led by the merry Scullery,
played by Tom Trevella, who introduces
the audience to the various
characters.
In one of the most haunting
scenes, Scullery shows the audience
a young couple, played by
Lucy Rossie and Hamish Tong,
who starve themselves resulting
in the woman dieing. This scene
was a heart-breaking reminder of
young people who feel they have
no future before their life has
begun.
This distressing scene is also an
insight into the growing problem
of mental health issues for young
people in New Zealand.
It is difficult to pick the standout
performers, but I think Janice
Gray, one of Christchurch’s performing
icons, does a marvellous
job of playing Molly who clearly
has Alzheimer’s disease. Gray gives
an excellent portrayal of the oldest
inhabitant of the street, bringing
humour to her role as she re-enacts
her glory days while getting ready
for a night out.
The play sparks a discussion
about the relationship between
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Theatre/Arts
Itty Bitty Beats’ award nominated feats
• Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A MUSICAL duo dedicated to
helping parents and children
bring more music into their
lives has been nominated for the
second time in the children’s
section of the Vodafone New
Zealand Music Awards.
Christchurch band Itty Bitty
Beats was formed by musicians
and busy mums, Lucy Hiku and
Jenny Payne. They have been
nominated for the Best Children’s
Music Album and APRA
Best Children’s Music Song.
The duo will be up against
Anika Moa, Anna van Riel and
Peter Weatherall.
Payne and Hiku first met at
the Ara Institute of Canterbury
Jazz School in 2001.
After marrying musical husbands
and having children, the
duo formed Itty Bitty Beats and
debuted with their album Bath
Time last year.
“We are both busy musicians.
We both use music in our lives
[and] we thought gosh wouldn’t
it be fun to make something of
this and help other people,” Mrs
Payne said.
She described Itty Bitty Beats
as practical music, filled with
fun characters and useful songs
about washing hair and filling a
bath with water.
Their latest album Lay Your
Head Down, along with the song
Po Marie, have been nominated
at this year’s awards.
Lay Your Head Down made
the top of the iTunes children’s
album chart in October.
The album is a collection of
lullabies with gentle soothing
music and native bird song.
And, after only a year of
starting up the band, their
music is already getting played
overseas.
Their single The Last Lullaby,
released last year, was created for
Baby Loss Awareness Week.
The song was made to help
people grieving the loss of a
child, and has travelled as far the
United Kingdom.
“My husband and I lost our
son who was three-days-old back
in 2009,” Mrs Payne said.
“So it wasn’t a song about him,
but it was inspired by the grief
that came with that.”
Itty Bitty Beats is as much
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Travel
Cruise on the smartest ship at sea
• By Mike Yardley
BY ANY measure, it’s a colossus
and it’s coming to a port near
you. After all, this is a ship that
cracks 19,900 eggs a day in its
main kitchen.
Fresh from the inaugural sailing
from its European shipyards
via the Middle East to Asia, I’ve
just spent three night’s aboard
Ovation of a Seas on a taster
cruise out of Singapore.
New car smell is a knock-out
fragrance, but new mega-ship
smell kept my nostrils partying
for 72 hours. So just how big is
this billion dollar behemoth?
It may not be the most salubrious
frame of reference, but
she weighs in at four times the
tonnage of Titanic. She’s three
and half rugby fields long. One
and a half laps around the running
track clocks up a kilometre.
Catering to 4900 passengers and
boasting 1300 crew, she towers
15 stories.
Currently ranked as the
fourth-equal largest cruise ship
in the world (Royal Caribbean
clean sweeps the top five), this
latest entrant to the company’s
Quantum Class of vessels is also
considered the smartest ship at
sea.
Aside from the daily Cruise
Compass programme of activities,
there’s a conspicuous
absence of paper – a very good
thing given passenger loading.
Liberally sprinkled across
the ship, Royal IQ stations and
mounted iPads, enable you to
VIRTUAL SKYDIVING: Soar like an eagle and get full body
exfoliation.
book every activity imaginable,
from shore excursions, to spa
treatments. You can also download
the Royal IQ app, which
doesn’t require paid for WiFi to
operate, to make bookings and
build your custom calendar, on
your own device.
Speaking of WiFi, Royal
Caribbean reputedly offers
the speediest service at sea. I
despise WiFi charges, and Royal
Caribbean’s web packages start
at a pesky US$13 a day – but at
least the service is robust and
Roadrunner-fast.
The design elements and contemporary
art works throughout
the vessel ooze class, comparable
to the fresh, crisp and elegant
interiors of a new build, five-star
hotel. Royal Caribbean whips
up much buzz over its inventive
prowess to its active leisure
and entertainment offerings like
ROBOTIC: Quench your thirst in the Bionic Bar. Order up a
cocktail on the iPad and watch the robotic mixologists make it,
North Star, the glass capsule that
soars 90m above and to the side
of the ship, and Flowrider, the
virtual surfing innovation.
But the newest toy is Ripcord
by iFLY – the world’s first freefalling
skydive simulator at sea.
Previously disgracing myself
on Flowrider, I was determined
to make a better fist of virtual
skydiving. After being suited up
and given a basic skills briefing,
you’re encased within a billowing
glass tube, with a gargantuan
vertical fan (covered by a
grill) blasting air up at you at
160km/h.
Thrust airborne, I felt like a
levitating monk. And if you’ve
studiously followed the briefing,
astutely assuming the optimum
body positions, you’ll soar like
an eagle. But you certainly feel
battered by the wind force.
After this unexpected full
body exfoliation, I saw no need
to book a spa treatment or massage.
iFLY is an energising bodybashing
thriller. The entertaining
swirl of sensory thrills continue
at Seaplex, which is like a minitheme
park.
Royal Caribbean’s bells and
whistles are all geared at courting
the family market, although
there were plenty of seniors
aboard having a whale of time.
At night, I sampled Two70, the
futuristic entertainment venue
which has revolutionised the
typical big-show affair at sea.
BEHEMOTH: Ovation of a Seas caters up to 4900 passengers
with 1300 crew.
The multi-storey glass-panelled
back end of the ship transforms
into a sweeping screen for
projections, while six flat-screen
rhythmic robots, called roboscreens,
rev up the illumination
magic even more.
Studded with high-tech wizardry,
the multi-dimensional live
shows on Ovation of the Seas
would have to be the best I’ve
ever seen, on a cruise. Robotic
technology has also invented
mixology, with Royal Caribbean’s
Bionic Bar. Order up a
cocktail on the bar’s iPad and
watch the robotic mixologists
make it and shake it.
When it comes to libations, I
far prefer chatting to bar staff but
for pure gimmickry, the Bionic
Bar is a good for a giggle.
Prior to boarding, I had apocalyptic
dreams about how hideous
feeding 5000 people, at the same
time, might look. The traditional
notion of the main dining room
has been unceremoniously axed
on Ovation, replaced with five
complimentary and distinct
main restaurants.
They form part of the ship’s
full culinary arsenal, serving up
an unrivalled 18 separate dining
venues. I sampled some the
ship’s signature restaurants, like
Izumi, Wonderland and Jamie’s
Italian, which were truly exceptional.
If you’re up for a dose of extravagant
molecular gastronomy
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cuisine.
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ship. She will be the
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Just the three of us
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Kick-off Saturday at 2.45pm
LAST WEEK I wrote about
our family dividing and
conquering for the school
holidays, with my hubby
and two eldest girls heading
north for a week to visit
relatives, while I remained
at home with our two-anda-half-year-old
twins.
To be honest, it’s been a
funny old week without the
full family complement.
Although still busy with the
relentless bustle that comes
with having dependents, I’d
forgotten what it was like
looking after only two preschoolers.
For starters: we have
had very slow mornings.
We’ve had enjoyed leisurely
breakfasts and stayed in
our PJs until 10am most
days (whereas the Big Girls
would have already had
three outfit changes and
burst out the door by then).
Books, puzzles, painting,
Playdough and colouringin
have dominated the
mornings, and most
afternoons have been spent
wandering different parks
and playgrounds. The days
have felt longer, less chaotic,
and generally pretty chilled.
And that’s a lot different from
how we usually operate.
The second difference in
the home dynamic has been
the simple lack of chatter.
Although the twins are full
of toddler-talk, they have
only just come to converse
amongst themselves in a
peculiar sort of twin-speak
that I just can only sometimes
decipher.
Although I talk to/with
them all the time, it’s fair
to say that I don’t get a lot
of constructive stuff back. I
compare this to my five and
six-year-olds, who are full
of inquiry, curiosity, and
constantly making observations
and offering opinion.
They’re at a stage when we
can talk about stuff, share a
joke or discuss a topic.
And although I find myself
often mentally pleading
for at least five minutes
peace and quiet at least
once a day, I’ve actually
missed the banter and fun
that my two little chatterbugs
often bring.
Thirdly: I had entirely underestimated
the amount of
time my big girls keep their
little sisters in-check and
entertained (and out from
under my feet). From their
first waking moment, they
seek each other out and
remain a solid little gang for
the time they are together.
Without their big sisters to
guide/boss them in their
play, I have found the twins
Melissa McDonnell
came to me more frequently
to help resolve their
issues, whereas their Big
Sisters would usually take
charge to sort it without me
knowing. Obviously, this
has kept me in pretty much
constant demand, and so
any such “spare time” I
might have had has pretty
much been occupied.
Summing up: I guess my
“week with three” has been
rather strange. Much to my
surprise, I have actually
missed the busy-ness and
energy around the house
that their quadrangular
creates.
But I know that the Big
Girls have had an amazing
time catching up with their
cousins and creating precious
memories. Equally,
the twins and I have had a
lovely week together – no
deadlines or schedules has
meant solid and special
time together. I guess that’s
what the holidays are all
about – having fun!
Although I must say I
am looking forward to the
day we are all back together
again, the noise is back
and our chaotic balance is
restored.
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Lolohea not going anywhere – Warriors boss
DON’T WORRY Warriors fans.
Tui Lolohea isn’t going anywhere.
That’s according to Warriors chief
executive Jim Doyle amid reports
that five clubs are interested in
signing the young utility.
Lara Pitt announced on Fox
Sports’ The Monday Night Show
with Matty Johns, that she had
spoken to Lolohea’s manager who
confirmed the star was being lured
away from the club.
Lolohea reportedly received
three text messages from three
different clubs during Saturday
night’s match, and by the end of
the weekend had five clubs offering
him a starting spot.
Doyle said it wasn’t surprising
clubs were interested but
confirmed Lolohea wasn’t going
anywhere.
“To be honest with you there
is probably more than five clubs
interested in Tui, the same there
is with lots of our other players,”
Doyle told Martin Devlin on the
DRS on Radio Sport.
“Tui is a big part of our longterm
future. He’s contracted with
us for this year, next year and 2018
so he’s not going anywhere. He’s
very much part of our future.”
Doyle said a main reason they
granted Thomas Leuluai a release
from his contract was because
they see Lolohea as his replacement
in the halves.
Controversy stirred among the
rugby league fraternity when Lolohea
was kept on the bench until
the 81st minute in the Warriors’
golden-point loss to the Manly Sea
Eagles.
Lolohea, who has been a standout
player for the Warriors this
season, also received limited minutes
against the Sharks in another
golden-point loss back on June 25.
Warriors coach Andrew McFadden
defended his decision saying
they wanted to put Lolohea in the
game, they just didn’t have a place
to put him.
McFadden is reported to have
contacted Lolohea’s manager in a
bid to keep his young playmaker,
saying he still had him in his
plans.
Former-NRL player Matty Johns
said on The Monday Night Show
with Matty Johns that he couldn’t
believe Lolohea wasn’t currently
starting.
“I just can’t work it out,” he said.
“A player of such extraordinary
talent.”
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Countdown to Rio
Keeping goal at the Olympics
The Rio De Janerio Olympic Games begins in two
weeks. Sports reporter Gordon Findlater counts
down to the games, highlighting some of our
brightest talents. This week he looks at Football
Ferns’ goalkeeper Victoria Esson, who helped to
book her spot to the games by playing in the men’s
team
• By Gordon Findlater
FOR VICTORIA Esson, it was
a word in her ear from New
Zealand Football in 2015 that
helped to set her path to Rio.
The 25-year-old goalkeeper
attended a Football Ferns trial
camp early last year. She was
advised to join a men’s team to
help with the development of
her game and was sent back to
Christchurch.
Esson spent 2015 playing for
the Ferrymead Bays’ premier
reserve men’s team. The tactic
worked – she was selected to
travel with the Football Ferns
squad to Rio.
“It was more around the match
speed and playing at a level weekin-week-out
that isn’t dissimilar
from playing at international
level. It was pretty intimidating
during my first couple of
games, but my team was really
welcoming. Eventually I got used
to the guys, it became a normal
thing in the end, as opposed to
something I wasn’t used to,” said
Esson.
She may now be one of the
country’s top goalkeepers. However,
donning the gloves wasn’t
Esson’s preferred role until midway
through her career.
Kicking a ball around at
lunch time with a friend while
at Halswell Primary School as
Football Ferns’ Olympic squad
Katie Bowen, Katie Duncan (vc), Abby Erceg (c), Anna Green,
Sarah Gregorius, Betsy Hassett, Amber Hearn, Annalie
Longo, Meikayla Moore, Erin Nayler, Ria Percival, Jasmine
Pereira, Ali Riley, Rebecca Rolls. Rebekah Stott, Rosie White,
Hannah Wilkinson. Kirsty Yallop
Travelling reserves
Catherine Bott, Daisy Cleverley, Victoria Esson, Paige Satchell
MAINLAND’S PRIDE: Victoria Esson, 25, is one of three Canterbury players heading to Rio with
the Football Ferns.
a 10-year-old was her first taste
of football. She caught the bug,
quickly signing up to play for
Halswell United.
Esson played outfield with
the boys through 11th, 12th and
13th grade before joining a girls’
team. It wasn’t until she was 17
that playing goalkeeper became
an option.
“I kind of started at the top of
the pitch and moved backwards.
I ended up playing mostly leftback
and centre-back before
switching to keeper.”
In fact, she may have never
made the switch if it wasn’t for a
teammates misfortune.
While at a tournament, her
team’s goalkeeper was injured.
Esson was the only other player
in the team with goalkeeping experience,
although she had never
kept goal in a football match.
Esson spent six years in the net
playing goaltender in her second
sport of choice, ice hockey.
As a youngster, she played
roller hockey before moving onto
the ice. She even represented
Canterbury at national provincial
level before making the decision
to focus on football.
The move to goalkeeper paid
immediate dividends and after
only a few years in the role, she
had secured a college scholarship
to Texas Tech University in Lubbock.
Esson had a brief professional
stint with Norwegian club Avaldsnes,
but opted to head back
home to New Zealand. Esson
has since played club football for
Coastal Spirit and Ferrymead
Bays, while also playing for the
Mainland Pride in the national
women’s league.
She’s no stranger to representing
New Zealand at big tournaments,
playing in the under-17
World Cup in New Zealand. She
also took part in two under-20
World Cups in Chile and Germany.
Esson’s role with the national
team in Rio is expected to be
restricted to the training field.
The goalkeeper is one of four
travelling reserves selected in the
Olympic squad.
“Every single training you
don’t know what’s going to happen,
so you’ve just got to be ready
to go if you get the call up.”
The Football Ferns departed
for Rio on Tuesday to begin their
final pre-tournament training
and get accustomed to conditions.
The team face a tough draw.
Their first match is against defending
Olympic champions, the
United States, on August 3. They
then play Columbia and France
in their final group matches.
Despite the tough group, the
team are confident of eclipsing
Football Ferns’ Olympic
draw
August 3 v USA at Belo
Horizonte
August 6 v Colombia at
Belo Horizonte
August 9 v France at
Salvador
their quarter-final finish in London
four years ago.
“If we are going to win a gold
medal, which is our ultimate
goal, we’re going to have to beat
these teams somewhere along
the line, so why not do it in our
group.”
Date of birth: March 6,
1991
Height: 173cm
Hometown: Christchurch
Position: Goalkeeper
Caps: 0
Club: Ferrymead Bays
Fact: Esson worked as a
portfolio manager for the
Canterbury Earthquake
Recovery Authority, having
completed postgraduate
studies in wind energy and
industrial engineering at
Texas Tech.
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THE
CROSSWORD
1629
1 2 3 4 5 6
7
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9
10 11
12
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15 16 17
18 19
DECODER
Each number
represents a different
letter of the alphabet.
Write the given letters
into all squares with
matching numbers.
Now work out which
letters are represented
by the other numbers.
As you get the letters,
write them into
the main grid and
the reference grid.
Decoder uses all 26
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20
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13. Town at the centre of an area
renowned for its red wines (13)
15. Disorderly (6)
16. Dovetail, fit together (4)
18. Tune (3)
20. Having no scent (9)
21. Fetter (5)
22. In the wings (8)
DOWN
1. Core school subject (5)
2. Any member of the NZEI or PPTA (7)
3. Disguise (4)
4. Character in a fairy tale (3,3,3,4)
5. Someone reluctant to join in, or do
their share (colloq) (5)
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waikaka in Maori (7)
7. Take a break (7)
12. Literary work of imagination (7)
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and Karl (5)
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19. Weapons (4)
1628
Across: 1. Buenos Aires, 8. Lookout, 9. Index, 10. Even, 11. Machete, 12. Wan,
13. Edge, 15. Also, 17. Kit, 19. Palette, 20. The Scar, number 23. Tempo, game 24. Examine, that 25.
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Fill the grid so that every row,
every column and every 3x3
box contains the digits 1 to 9.
SOLUTIONS
WORD FIT
O P E R A T O R A
W X O E I
N E T S A B S O R B
E R D P A
R E A D S F E W E R
S E C B
H E A V Y S T O L E
I E S T C
P U B L I C T H O U
S O A E E
E P E R F O R M S
KENKEN
NZ CROSSWORD
Across: 1. Matamata, 7.
Adieu, 8. Transcend, 9. Elf,
10. Soho, 11. Vigour, 13.
Martinborough, 15. Untidy, 16.
Mesh, 18. Air, 20. Odourless,
21. Chain, 22. Offstage.
Down: 1. Maths, 2. Teacher,
3. Mask, 4. The big bad
wolf, 5. Piker, 6. Mudfish,
7. Adjourn, 12. Fiction, 13.
Monarch, 14. Urewera, 15.
Urban, 17. Haste, 19. Arms.
DECODER
WORDBUILDER
est, get, gets,
guest, gust, gut,
guts, set, sue,
suet, teg, tegs,
tug, tugs, use,
ute, utes
SUDOKU
NZ CROSSWORD
Across: 1. Matamata, 7.
Adieu, 8. Transcend, 9. Elf,
10. Soho, 11. Vigour, 13.
Martinborough, 15. Untidy, 16.
Mesh, 18. Air, 20. Odourless,
21. Chain, 22. Offstage.
Down: 1. Maths, 2. Teacher,
3. Mask, 4. The big bad
wolf, 5. Piker, 6. Mudfish,
7. Adjourn, 12. Fiction, 13.
Monarch, 14. Urewera, 15.
Urban, 17. Haste, 19. Arms.
KENKEN
SOLUTIONS
SUDOKU
WORDBUILDER
est, get, gets,
guest, gust, gut,
guts, set, sue,
suet, teg, tegs,
tug, tugs, use,
ute, utes
DECODER
E P E R F O R M S
O P E R A T O R A
W X O E I
N E T S A B S O R B
E R D P A
R E A D S F E W E R
S E C B
H E A V Y S T O L E
I E S T C
P U B L I C T H O U
S O A E E
WORD FIT

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Driven
Baby Holden provides a Spark
• By Ross Kiddie
THE UNDER $20,000 segment
of the new car market has shown
some resurgence in recent years.
In recent decades it was an
area where manufacturers didn’t
place a big emphasis on – the
margins were small and finding
product wasn’t always easy.
But being able to buy a new
car at the same price as something
pre-owned certainly has
appeal, and there’s now a wealth
of hatchbacks available here
fresh from Asia – especially
China, Japan and South Korea.
One of the latter is Holden’s
Barina Spark, which has been
quite successful for GM Holden,
with a new-generation model
just landing.
It arrives here in three variants
starting at $16,490 for a manual
LS variant (automatic $17,990),
while an LT model tops out at
$19,990 as tested.
Although the Barina Spark
shares its name, it is engineered
a little differently to Barina; the
Spark gets a 1.4-litre engine and
continuously variable transmission,
as opposed to a 1.6-litre
unit and six-speed auto, and it
sits on a floorpan with wheelbase
and track just a little smaller
than Barina.
Nevertheless, the Spark
appeals in other ways, it is most
certainly designed to capture the
imagination of the young, those
buyers who want something
new, as well as being trendy and
funky. It comes with vivid colour
schemes and an interior package
which is bright and breezy,
yet will also lure those from all
generations who don’t have a
big budget. The test car often
captured attention, and not just
from the younger set.
Standard fitment on the high
grade model is respectable given
its price point. Major items
include single-zone air conditioning,
leather-like trim, keyless
entry and ignition, electric
windows all round, and Holden’s
sophisticated MyLink infotainment
system.
The latter has been upgraded
to include Android Auto
and Apple CarPlay, the latter
interacts with Apple product
through a central dash panel
screen. All of the mobile
functions are available from
there along with navigation and
music accessibility.
More importantly, the
Barina Spark gets a fivestar
Australasian New Car
Assessment Program safety rating.
There are five overshoulder
seat belts, no fewer than six air
bags, ISOFIX child seat tethers
and ABS which is aligned to a
traction and stability control
system. The latter all operate on
a front disc/rear drum brake system,
one of the few mainstream
hatchbacks left in today’s market
using a rear drum.
The designers have put in a
huge effort to make the car userfriendly
and desirable in terms
of kit and functionality. Not only
does it have a bold, eye-catching
exterior appearance, there’s a
host of internal elements that are
there to tempt.
And, what’s more, the Spark
is easy on fuel. Holden claim
an Australian Design Rules
combined average figure of
5.5-litres per 100km (51mpg).
The fuel usage readout was constantly
listing around 6.2l/00km
(46mpg) with 5l/100km (56mpg)
INTERACTIVE:
The Apple Car
Play links with
Apple product for
infotainment.
available at a steady 100km/h
cruise (engine speed 2000rpm).
Powering the Spark is a
brand new, four-cylinder, twincamshaft,
16-valve unit which
displaces 1298cc. Holden claim
power outputs of 73kW and
124Nm, both reaching their
maximums at traditional points
of the rev band, 6200rpm and
4400rpm respectively.
Consequently, it’s no powerhouse,
and this is reflected
in slowish acceleration times
– 11.2sec to make 100km/h
from a standstill and 7sec to
reach 120km/h from 80km/h.
Realistically, I wouldn’t have
expected anything quicker,
the Spark is not here to scorch
along, but to provide economical
and comfortable travel like small
cars are meant to do.
However, you can stir the little
engine up if you wish, the
seamless gearing of CVT allows
access to the upper rev band
providing the sensation of sporty
motion.
The engine is a willing worker,
it emits a cheery, lively sound,
which doesn’t appear strained,
mid-range throttle response is
• Price – Holden
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$19,990
• Dimensions –
Length, 3595mm;
width, 1595mm;
height, 1476mm
• Configuration
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• Performance –
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• Fuel usage –
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One of the big surprises is the
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has to do with the development
work Holden has done in
Australia for down under conditions.
The steering and suspension
calibration has been tuned
for the type of roads we have
down under, including acceptability
when presented with
gravel surfaces.
When it comes to tackling
corners, the Spark has
reasonable steering accuracy
and front end precision. It must
be mentioned that the frontstrut/rear
tube beam suspension
isn’t sophisticated, yet it does a
reasonably good job of soaking
up the uneven road surfaces
and containing body movement
against the force of gravitational
change.
The Spark deserves to do
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to compete in but it stands out
for its design appeal. It is the
quintessential easy-to-drive, easyto-
park vehicle and comes with
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have become a common occurrence
on Christchurch’s roads. instead
of frequently replacing expensive
brand new tyres, their customers are
taking advantage of their huge stock
of replacement tyres with cheaper
prices and their free fitting and
balancing service.
it’s not just tyres that City south
Vans have in stock, but spare parts
for most makes and models of vans
and cars. Because they also are
also dismantling specialists, they
have a vast range with everything
from body parts including doors,
windows, internal fittings and
lights to engine or mechanical
parts including complete engines,
starter motors, water pumps, and
brake, steering and suspension
components.
They even offer backpacker vans
with current registrations and new
warrants of fitness, perfect for being
a tourist in your own backyard, or
for visitors. With the option to sell
back at 50% of the purchase price,
it’s an affordable way to tour our
beautiful country.
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• Brakes, clutches
& cV’s
• cambelts
• Servicing &
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• Batteries & tyres
• WOF’s
• 4WD Vehicles
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repairs
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F: 03 371 1101
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or ring 03 384 8744.
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• Petrol Tanks
• Car Heaters
• Classics
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Toyota Fortuner launched
• By Ross Kiddie
TOYOTA NEW Zealand
has recently launched a
new sports utility vehicle.
The seven-seat Fortuner
offers a mid-size diesel
SUV set to tackle the
demands of families and
business owners alike with
unprecedented safety, style
and 4WD capability.
Toyota believes the
Fortuner is ideally
positioned to appeal to
those seeking a purposebuilt
and contemporary
SUV and is expected to
sell between 600 and 700
Fortuners in 2016.
“It’s well positioned
to provide us with
an incremental sales
opportunity, especially
with private buyers,” said
Steve Prangnell, Toyota
New Zealand’s general
manager of sales.
The Fortuner range offers
three grades – GX, GXL
and Limited, all powered
by the advanced 2.8-litre
diesel engine launched in
the Land Cruiser Prado
and all-new Hilux at the
end of 2015.
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power and an easy to use
four-wheel-drive selector
with the options of high
range 2WD and 4WD or
low range 4WD for when
you need to alternate
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transporter through to an
adventure machine.
The Fortuner’s engine
produces 130kW and
450Nm of torque. The
manual has a combined
fuel consumption of
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automatic at 8.6l/100km.
There is a braked tow
rating of 2.8-tonne for
the automatic models
and three tonne for the
manual.
The Fortuner gets a
five-star ANCAP safety
rating.
Prices range from
$70,990 to $78,990.
2012 CHevrolet CAMAro Zl1
6.2L, 583hp, tiptronic auto, paddle shift,
heads up, full spec sheets, cruise, stability
ctrl, rev cam, 20’’ alloys, as new, just
7,000km.
2007 BMW Z4
2.5, Tiptronic auto, Power hood, Leather
heated seats, ABS, Stability ctrl, 17in
Alloys, CD/stereo, Xenon H/lights, Rain
sensor wipers, etc, etc.
227 Moorhouse Ave (Corner Moorhouse & Durham St)
(03) 366 9033 | AH John 027 249 7559 Peter 021 356 219
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1997 Mazda deMio
Super reliable, super cheap to run, 1.5L,
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$19,999
+Reg
1996 toyota Corsa
Reliable, cheap to run, 3 door hatch, auto.
$19,999
+Reg
1995 NissaN atlas
16m³ Box body with a tail lift, auto, reversing
camera, requires class 2 licence!
189 Blenheim Road
Phone (03) 348 2002
See more cars at www.abellcars.com
www.corletmotorco.co.nz
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$14,990 $8,990
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2005 Mitsubishi Outlander
Great colour, 4wd, 5 seater,
mint condition.
2006 Toyota Vitz F
Economical, 1.3L plus auto, real
nice colours.
2006 Suzuki Swift XG LTD
1.3L, popular in black, top spec
model in mint condition.
Ph (03) 338 3255 AH 022 105 0028 (Peter)
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the easy way to buy & sell for free
Baby Bassinet
Luna 475 Caravan
3-4-Person Tent
Why is Everyone
in Christchurch
talking about
postanote.co.nz?
$75
ID 37736
WW2 Mundus Chair
$15,000
ID 33884
1997 Honda Odyssey
$180
ID 37228
Square Dining/Craft Table
With over 19,000 listings, PostaNote.co.nz is now
one of the preferred ways Kiwis buy and sell.
PostaNote.co.nz is FREE in every way, and it always
will be. PostaNote.co.nz makes its money from the
banner ads on the site, not its users.
To help the PostaNote.co.nz community sell their
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287,000 homes in the South Island.
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ID 37415
1930s Art-Deco Desk
$3,000
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Samsung Galaxy Note 5
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4.3m Fibreglass Boat
Out of our 19,000+ listings, we pick our favourite
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$900
ID 37144
$8,000
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or to contact a seller, visit
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Morris Minor Low Lite
1999 Nissan Pulsar S-RV
F&P Smartdrive Washer
2008 Holden Commodore SV6
1954 Vintage Teddy Bear
$2,000
ID 37560
$3,000
ID 37367
$180
ID 35840
$14,000
ID 37327
$50
ID 37590
1994 Toyota Chaser
$2,300
ID 37084
2000 Hyundai Lantra GL
$1,500
ID 37317
Adopt Tessa! Dogwatch
Would you like your
Post a Note listing to be in
this print product, which
goes to almost every home
in the South Island?
Each week, we pick our favourite 232 listings from the
Post a Note website to go into this print publication.
This print product goes to 287,000 homes in the
South Island and might be the largest circulating print
product in New Zealand.
If you’d like to guarantee that your listing goes into this
print product, the cost is $25/listing.
Samsung Fridge/Freezer
$1,000
ID 34851
1987 Ford 6610 Tractor
$18,000
ID 37253
1976 Kawasaki KE
Just to be clear, the website (our core business) is and
always will be free to buy and sell from.
Check With Seller
ID 37792
For more information, contact nathan@postanote.co.nz
$400
ID 37507
Adopt Gus! Purrever Home!
1964 Triumph Galaxie
20” Chainsaw 52cc
1995 Toyota RAV4
120W Mixer/PA Amp
Check With Seller
ID 33357
$29,500
ID 37149
$120
ID 37468
$4,000
ID 37140
$1,039
ID 37534
1995 Mitsubishi V3000
Rimu Portable Sawmill
2007 VW Golf GT
Copper Washer & Stand
Bailey Beachcomber Caravan
$2,200
ID 37760
$25,000
ID 37214
$9,800
ID 37758
$125
ID 37671
$16,500
ID 37833
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Galvanised Trailer
Wow! Deer Antler Chandelier
Weathered Railway Sleepers
2008 Hyundai Accent GLS
2009 Chinese Moped
$350
ID 37521
$250
ID 37180
$100
ID 37746
$7,995
ID 37466
$1,500
ID 33762
Set of Retro Glassware
1989 Toyota Hiace Van
1998 Toyota Starlet
Asko Front Load Washer
Holden Commodore Acclaim
$45
ID 37707
$5,000
ID 37785
$4,000
ID 29480
$80
ID 37503
$3,500
ID 34314
10-Drawer Unit
Classic 1984 Ford Bronco
Black Leather Suite
1932 Ford Coupe
Crown Lynn Coffee Set
$40
ID 37510
$6,900
ID 37307
$500
ID 37749
$30,000
ID 29406
$30
ID 37642
150L Deep Freeze
2001 Honda Integra
2000 Nissan Terrano
Child’s Rimu Cot
Kelvinator 370 Fridge
$200
ID 37473
$14,000
ID 37587
$7,999
ID 37553
$200
ID 37752
$50
ID 37636
2008 Honda TRX420
2004 Mazda Atenza
Shorter & Sons Rare Items
Shabby Chic Glass Table
2005 Holden Commodore
$3,850
ID 37213
$7,500
ID 37416
$790
ID 37491
$25
ID 37637
$5,000
ID 37272
Plywood Pram Dinghy
York Exercycle
Vintage Decorative Mirror
1993 Mazda 323 Astina
Ute Tool Box
$600
ID 34302
$150
ID 37751
$35
ID 37703
$1,500
ID 37223
$300
ID 37151
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6ft 4in Surfboard Lib Tech
2005 Nissan Tiida
Fuel Tank & Stand
2006 Aluminium Jetboat
2000 BMW 525i
$800
ID 37659
$7,395
ID 37465
$300
ID 37103
$25,000
ID 33117
$5,500
ID 37632
Single Bed & Headboard
Campmaster 20L Porto Toilet
2-burner Camp Stove
Gotland Ewes
3000W Inverter Generator
$100
ID 37229
$40
ID 33647
$60
ID 37654
$70
ID 37641
$850
ID 37220
Lowara Water Pump
Reinell Bow Rider Boat
Mazda BT50 4WD
Adopt Frosty! SPCA Otago
Brasher Tramping Boots
$1,900
ID 37088
Check With Seller
ID 29104
$31,000
ID 37196
Check With Seller
ID 37394
$70
ID 37292
F&P 7.5kg Washer
Classic Holden HZ Ute
Moustache Friday E-Bike
2004 BMW X3
Samsung Sensor Dryer
$240
ID 35838
$7,500
ID 37097
$4,295
ID 32954
$7,500
ID 37523
$90
ID 37291
Honda EX300 4-Wheeler
20ft-22ft Boat Cover
Unique! 1990 Suzuki Alto
Hilux Custom Trailer
Masport Gas Fireplace
$1,800
ID 37164
$130
ID 33464
$2,000
ID 37472
$450
ID 37718
$300
ID 37747
Quality German Bicycle
1990 Haines Hunter
1997 Mitsubishi Chariot
Tandem Trailer
Simpson Washing Machine
$100
ID 36995
$15,000
ID 33714
$2,000
ID 37484
$250
ID 37684
$60
ID 37423
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Quality Used Cars
Buy Honda from Honda.
Pick 02
Pick 03
sample only photo
Pick 01
2015 HRV S
$31,000
Alabaster Silver, Reversing
Camera, Bluetooth, Magic Seats,
6 Airbags, VSA
Pick 04
$21,500 $14,950 $42,950
2013 Euro Civic L, Crystal Black,
Black leather, Heated front seats,
Reversing camera, Bluetooth
2008 V6 Accord VS, Quicksilver,
Variable Cylinder Management,
VSA, Cruise Control, Towbar
2015 Odyssey L, Carnelian Red,
Leather, Reversing camera, Dynamic
parking-aid, All luxury appointments
Car Of The Week
$21,950
2013 Insight SN, Dyno Blue,
Navigation, Reversing Camera,
Bluetooth, Daytime Running Lights
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Accord
11 Accord Euro S, Graphite Luster, VSA, Motion Adaptive EPS $17,950
12 Accord Euro S, Alabaster Silver, 6 Airbags, Cruise Control, One Owner $24,950
12 Accord Euro S, Crystal Black, Facelift Model, VSA, Motion Adaptive EPS $24,950
14 Accord V6 NT Sport, Leather, Heated front seats, Nav’, Reversing Camera, VSA, 6 Airbags $57,950
Civic
10 Civic 2.0S, Neutron Blue, Black Leather, Facelift Model, Only 14,000km’s $21,500
14 Civic LN Sport, White Orchid Pearl, Black Leather, Full “Sport”model aero package $33,950
15 Civic 1.8S, Modern Steel, Facelift model, Reversing Camera, Cruise, Bluetooth $26,950
CRV
08 CRV Sport, Titan Gold, Black Leather, HID Headlights, Rain Sensor $22,950
10 CRV Sport, Bluestone, Black Leather, Towbar, Parking Sensors $27,950
13 CRV S 2WD, Twilight Blue, 6 Airbags, Integrated USB, Reversing Camera, 1 Owner $29,950
13 CRV Sport, Crystal Black, Navigation, Sunroof, Heated Seats, Reversing Camera, Alloys $33,950
13 CRV Sport, Twilight Blue, Black Leather, Heated Front Seats, Fully Optioned $36,950
13 CRV Sport, White, Facelift Model, Satellite Nav’, Reversing Camera, One Owner $38,950
14 CRV S 2WD, Alabaster Silver, Alloys, Reversing Camera, Cruise Control $29,950
14 CRV S 2WD, Urban Titanium, Reversing Camera, Alloys, Cruise Control, VSA $29,950
15 CRV 2WD Sport, White, Nav’, Reversing camera, Bluetooth, Sunroof, Heated seats $41,950
16 CRV L 2WD, Carnelian Red, Black Leather, Parking Aid, Reversing Camera, Latest Model $39,950
HRV
15 HRV S, White, USB integration, Reversing camera, Balance of 5yr factory warranty applies $31,000
15 HRV Sport, White Orchid Pearl, Black Leather, Sunroof, Paddle Shift Mode $37,950
Insight
12 Insight N, Cerulean Blue, Satellite Navigation, Reversing Camera, Cruise Control $13,950
12 Insight SX, Alabaster Silver, USB Connection, Bluetooth, 6 Airbags $14,950
12 Insight SX, Gunmetal, Alloys, Cruise Control, Climate Control $16,000
12 Insight SX, Spectrum White, Cruise Control, VSA, 3 Year Warranty $19,950
13 Insight SN, Dyno Blue, Satellite Navigation, Reversing Camera, Bluetooth $23,950
Jazz
09 Jazz Sport, Blackberry Purple, Alloys, Body kit, Fog lights, Cruise control, 6 airbags $13,950
09 Jazz S, Manual, Horizon Blue, Climate Control, ABS Brakes $13,950
10 Jazz Sport, Milano Red, Alloys, Body Kit, 6 Airbags, Cruise Control, $15,950
14 Jazz RS, Alabaster Silver, Reversing camera, Bluetooth Streaming, Magic Seats $23,950
15 Jazz S, Alabaster Silver, Sat’ Nav’, Bluetooth, Reversing Camera, One Owner $22,950
15 Jazz RS, Milano Red, Cruise Control, Alloys, Fog Lights, Satellite Navigation $24,950
15 Jazz RS, Vivid Sky Blue, Climate Control, Day Time Running Lights $25,950
11
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9
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Monday-Friday: 8:00am – 5:30pm
Saturday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am – 4:00pm
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Home
& Property
Team Lawrence -
the team you can trust
Open homes this weekend...
Papanui: 108 Harris Crescent
Earn while you own: 4 bdrm, plus 1 bdrm with
facilities. Opportunity to earn while you own.
Leasehold land. Priced at $259,000.
Sunday July 24, 1-1.30pm or by appointment
Recent sales
Northwood: 12 Mica Place
A large executive home - 2-storey, 4 bdrm , 2 bthrm
(ensuite/WIR) and study. Another required in this area
urgently!
Bishopdale: 23a Egmont Place
Sunny 3 double bdrms, redecorated with flair – huge
interest and multiple disappointed buyers.
Waltham: 3/31 Buffon Street
A rebuilt 2 dble bdrm apartment. Close to the city, and
St Martins Shopping Village. Strong demand for
properties in this area.
Woolston: 29 Clarendon Terrace
The perfect starter home. A huge number of inspections
but only one lucky buyer. We have the buyers ready and
waiting for similar properties.
Now is the time to sell. There is less on the market and
more buyers – now is the time to achieve a premium
price through increased buyer competition. We have
the qualified buyers ready to put pen to paper.
Call us now!
“We promise
Property Consultants
Trish Lawrence
ph 0800 874 745
Paul Lawrence
ph 027 406 7834
Initial Realty Ltd
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Trish donates
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with maximum
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TEAM LAWRENCE
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Across Canterbury, we are blessed with an
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For more information
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Acknowledgements
Gardening
& Supplies
PETTIGREW, Russell
Hilton, Kt. Bach
The family of Russell
were humbled by
the many tributes,
condolences, love and
support Now extended working to
members in your following areahis
death • Tree on March Pruning 20th.
To those & Removal who travelled
from • Stump near and Grinding far to be
with
• Hedge
us, to those
Trimming
who
gave Fully generously Insured to St
John’s
Qualified
Ambulance
Arborist
and
Cranford For a free Hospice quote, in
memory
ph 0800
of Russell,
248 733
the
www.jimstrees.co.nz
many wonderful floral
tributes that we were
Gardening
able
&
to
Supplies
share with
others, we sincerely
A GARDEN
PROFESSIONAL
thank you. We have
NEEDED? been comforted Qualified by
Horticulturist, the lovely personal offering
expert messages pruning, garden of
makeovers, garden design
and sympathy, landscaping, phone for free
quotes calls, call bereavement
Bryce 027 688-
8196 cards, or 0508 and visits. 242-733 Our
DRY memories Chicken of Russell manure.
Bagged $5, Ph 3387336 or
will live with us forever,
0272218786
GARDENING,
he touched many lives
pruning, and lived section his own clean to
up’s, the full. and Please landscaping. accept
FIDEL’S GARDENING
this as a personal
& LANDSCAPING
SERVICES acknowledgment LTD as Call
Fidel many 021 addresses 997 543 are or 03
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jobs undertaken, free and sorting, 15 years
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a fair price,
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reliable & friendly, ph installations. Free quotes
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027 432-3822 or 351-9147
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021-034-8555
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work place or
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and buses for
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motel, hotel or www.travlon.co.nz 027 AAA 434 0477 or 967 pAIntInG 9551 PLUMBER
watches. We also
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containers, vans or Charter & Tour”
digger, concrete removal 343 8960
backpackers and Phone: 03 325 2959 CONCRETE ServICeS CUTTING
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pay top prices for
construction
take you to
vehicles?
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the airport Email: www.travlon.co.nz
info@travlon.co.nz Affordable For all painting, Concrete wallpaper,
pLASterInG - FInnS
job Ian completed 027 457 4002at
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worn and damaged
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Phone: 03 325 2959 Cutting plasterering, with Quality, repairs, and 20
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a FenCInG fair price, prompt FLOORING
options available.
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gold items. Discount available with this advert
removal
years
work.
experience,
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reliable,
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service,
styles
all
and
work
shapes,
conditions apply Personals No
all
job
work
to small.
guaranteed,
Phone 027
ph
cracks, holes, skim coating
Youngs Jewellers.
gates, wooden, ph Mark small jobs, re-stretching,
Contact Brian on
442-2219,
021 150 6797
Fax 359-6052
or 351 4545 guaranteed and coveing. 24 yrs exp,
re-laying, repairs/patches.
3 New Regent St. We offer a 24 hour 027 service
027 331-3223
622 2421 or LATE 40s Male, seeks
no job too small. Canty
a/h 359- 4605
FenCInG Phone Brian Garage carpet supplied
Mon - Sat.
J & L Taxis and John Shuttles on 027 245 Ltd9167
woman for itimate
born & bred. Ph 022 087
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Custom 960-7673 Built Fences or and installed. 30 yrs
or email property@
4351
Tel: 366 2411
playmate, ph/txt 021 044 Digger work, ph 387-0037 Entrance 021-112-3492 ways, road experience, competitive
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for bookings
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frontages, boundaries, prices. pLAStIC Call 027 418 3306 SHeet
privacy walls and much Perspex, polycarbonate
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carPet / FurnisHinGs Furniture removals
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bathrooms, kitchens,
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laundry, toilet
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excellent service From Friendly proFessional teams
Ph Kevin Steel
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Ph. 0800 or 027 359 216 8946 9313
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www.canterburyrelocations.co.nz
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Lawn mowing, painting,
SUPPLY AND INSTALL
027 951 8892
fence building and
cleanups etc Phone
021-164-5567 OF SEAMLESS
or 03-960-8431
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Lawns mowed, weeding,
hedge trimming, pruning,
ALUMInIUM
waste removed at cost.
• Replacement/new roofing
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BrICK & BLOCK Work HAnDyDAn
undertaken
large Practitioner colour LBP range available
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No job One too call small does it all. General
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new work,
027 445 5597
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jobs only,
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043 2034
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FLOORING
MOBILE SERVICE - we
come to you - supply and
install of new carpet, small
jobs, re-stretching, relaying,
repairs / patches.
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and installed. 30 years
experience, competitive
prices. Call 027 418 3306
TILER
Phone Paul 022 151 9242,
981-2802
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reas price, also repairs, ph
021 105 6797
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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
WATERBLASTING
Quality job, quick service,
Phone Richard at JetX
0800 538 969
WINDOW CLEANING
Average 3 brm house
inside or out $40. Both $70
Phone Trevor 344-2170
WINDOWS & DOORS
Joiner 25 yrs experience,
Repair of rot or full
replacement of sashes
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doors, Glazing, door
locks, security stays
fitted, New house
installation of doors &
hardware, ph Mykle 027
399 1673
Tuition
COMPUTER Help avail,
Jobee the computer tutor
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ph Joanne for appt, ph 027
290-9246, ChCh
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VEHICLES
ANY CONDITION
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Ph 347 9354 or
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running, email jgf@wave.
co.nz or 027 585 8164
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quality furniture,
Beds, Stoves, Washing
machines, Fridge Freezers.
Same day service. Selwyn
Dealers. Phone 980 5812
or 027 313 8156
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china, coins, medals,
furniture, furs, jewellery,
tools, old photos, estate.
Ph 385-5117
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etc. Raewyn Hill Phone
360-0951
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prices paid for good
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Colombo St Sydenham
7 days www.pennylane.
co.nz ph 3663278 or 021
2226144
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anything considered,
including hunting,
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childrens, ph 03 354-1621
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and free inspection call
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349-4229
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good quality furniture,
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Dave 960-8440, 027 66
22 116
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saw benches, Lathes. Cash
buyer Phone 355-2045
Public Notices
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
GOURMET HUB LIMITED, (C/-
Town Planning Ltd, PO Box
35, CHRISTCHURCH 8013),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the issue of
ON-LICENCE NEW in respect of
the premises situated at 101
Victoria Street, Central City,
known as VICTORIA STREET
FOOD HUB.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is: ON-LICENCE
RESTAURANT CLASS 3.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is intended to be sold under
the licence are: 8.00AM TO
11.00PM MONDAY to SUNDAY.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the licence
may, not later than 15 working
days after the date of the first
publication of this notice, file a
notice in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of a
licence may be made in relation
to matter other than a matter
specified in section 105(1) of
the Sale and Supply of Alcohol
Act 2012.
This is the second publication of
this notice. This notice was first
published on 14 July 2016.
Public Notices
AUGUST 2016 MEETINGS
The next meetings of the Christchurch City Council, Community Boards, Council
Hearings Panels and subcommittees with delegated authority will be held as follows:
COMMUNITY BOARD COMMITTEES
Date Time Committee and Venue
2 7.30pm Awa-iti Reserve Management Committee, Little River Hotel,
4099 Christchurch-Akaroa Road, Little River
3 7.30pm Cass Bay Reserves Management Committee, Ward Room,
Steadfast Community Hall, Governors Bay Road, Cass Bay
4 9am Stanley Park Reserve Management Committee, Akaroa
Yacht Club, Beach Road, Akaroa
8 7.30pm Duvauchelle Reserve Management Committee,
Duvauchelle Community Centre, 6039 Christchurch-Akaroa
Road, Duvauchelle
9 7.30pm Okains Bay Reserve Management Committee Meeting,
Okains Bay Hall, 1147 Okains Bay Road, Okains Bay
10 4pm Riccarton/Wigram Small Grants Fund Committee,
Boardroom, Fendalton Service Centre, Cnr Jeffreys and
Clyde Roads, Fendalton
10 4pm Shirley/Papanui Small Grants Fund Assessment Committee,
Papanui Service Centre, Cnr Langdons Road and Restell Street
15 6pm Lyttelton Recreation Ground Reserve Management
Committee, Top Club, 23 Dublin Street, Lyttelton
15 7pm Lyttelton Reserves Management Committee, Mezzanine,
Lyttelton Recreation Centre, 25 Winchester Street, Lyttelton
17 1pm Lyttelton/Mt Herbert Community Board Small Grants Fund
Committee, 25 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton
17 2pm Lyttelton/Mt Herbert Community Board Submissions
Committee, 25 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton
30 7.30pm Diamond Harbour Reserves Management Committee,
Stoddarts Cottage, Waipapa Avenue, Diamond Harbour
COMMUNITY BOARDS
Date Time Board and Venue
1, 15, 29 4pm Fendalton/Waimairi Community Board, Fendalton Service
Centre, Cnr Jeffreys and Clyde Roads, Fendalton
1, 15 4.30pm Burwood/Pegasus Community Board, Cnr Beresford and
Union Streets, New Brighton
2 9am Hagley/Ferrymead Community Board, 180 Smith Street,
17 3.30pm Linwood
2, 16, 30 4pm Riccarton/Wigram Community Board, Upper Riccarton
Library, 71 Main South Road, Riccarton
2 5pm Spreydon/Heathcote Community Board, Beckenham
19 8am Service Centre, 66 Colombo Street
3 9.30am Lyttelton/Mt Herbert Community Board, Lyttelton Service
Centre, 15 London Street, Lyttelton
17 10.30am Lyttelton/Mt Herbert Community Board, Boardroom,
25 Canterbury Street, Lyttelton
3, 17, 31 4pm Shirley/Papanui Community Board, Papanui Service
Centre, Cnr Langdons Road and Restell Street
10 9.30am Akaroa/Wairewa Community Board, Little River Service
Centre, 4238 Christchurch-Akaroa Road, Little River
COMMITTEES
Date Time Committee and Venue
2 1pm Selwyn-Waihora Water Management Zone Committee,
Selwyn District Council, 2 Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston
4 8.30am Infrastructure, Transport and Environment Committee,
Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
4 1pm Communities, Housing and Economic Development
Committee, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
12 9am Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy
Implementation Committee, Environment Canterbury,
200 Tuam Street
12 11am Canterbury Regional Landfill Joint Committee, Civic Offices,
53 Hereford Street
12 1pm Canterbury Waste Joint Committee, Civic Offices,
53 Hereford Street
18 9am Regulation and Consents Committee, Civic Offices,
53 Hereford Street
18 1pm Strategy and Finance Committee, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford
Street
19 9am Insurance Subcommittee, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
23 1pm Audit and Risk Management Committee, Civic Offices,
53 Hereford Street
23 5pm Banks Peninsula Water Management Zone Committee,
Venue to be advised
25 6pm Christchurch West Melton Water Management Zone
Committee, Environment Canterbury, 200 Tuam Street
SUBCOMMITTEES
Date Time Subcommittee and Venue
18 11.30am Parking Restrictions Subcommittee, Civic Offices,
53 Hereford Street
COUNCIL HEARINGS PANELS
Date Time Venue
4 1pm Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
5, 23 9am
16 9.30am
COUNCIL
Date Time Venue
9 9.30am Metropolitan Funding Meeting, Council Chamber, 2nd floor,
Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
11 9.30am Council Chamber, 2nd floor, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
25 9.30am Council Chamber, 2nd floor, Civic Offices, 53 Hereford Street
Copies of the agendas will be available online and to the public at the meetings.
Members of the public are welcome to attend any of these meetings.
To make a deputation for a Community Board, Committee or Council meeting ring the
call centre on 03 941 8999 or email info@ccc.govt.nz.
J Daly
COUNCIL SECRETARY
www.ccc.govt.nz
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
ROGUES LIMITED, (THE
LICENSEE, PO Box 36715,
Merivale, Christchurch 8146),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the issue of
ON-LICENCE NEW in respect of
the premises situated at 109
Riccarton Road (also known as
42 Rotherham Street) known as
ROGUES OF ROTHERHAMS.
The general nature of the
business conducted under the
licence is: ON-LICENCE TAVERN.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is intended to be sold under
the licence are: MONDAY TO
SUNDAY 8.00AM TO 3.00AM
THE FOLLOWING DAY.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the licence
may, not later than 15 working
days after the date of the first
publication of this notice, file a
notice in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of a
licence may be made in relation
to a matter other than a matter
specified in section 105(1) of
the Sale and Supply of Alcohol
Act 2012.
This is the first publication of
this notice.
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
SAM & SOM LIMITED, (THE
LICENSEE, 2/23 Langdons
Road, Christchurch 8053),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the issue of
ON-LICENCE NEW in respect of
the premises situated at 2/23E
Langdons Road known as
KHMER CAMBODIAN CUISINE.
The general nature of the
business conducted under the
licence is: ON-LICENCE BYO
RESTAURANT.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is intended to be consumed
under the licence are:
MONDAY TO SUNDAY 8.00AM
TO 11.00PM.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the licence
may, not later than 15 working
days after the date of the first
publication of this notice, file a
notice in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of a
licence may be made in relation
to a matter other than a matter
specified in section 105(1) of
the Sale and Supply of Alcohol
Act 2012.
This is the first publication of
this notice.
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 127 & 101
EXCHANGE CHRISTCHURCH
LIMITED, (THE LICENSEE, Camia
Young, 6C Rockview Place, Mt
Pleasant, Christchurch 8081),
has made application to the
District Licensing Committee
at Christchurch for the renewal
of ON-LICENCE RENEWAL in
respect of the premises situated
at 376 Wilsons Road known as
EXCHANGE CHRISTCHURCH.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is: ON-LICENCE
RESTAURANT CLASS 3.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is sold under the licence are:
MONDAY TO SUNDAY 8.00AM
TO 12.00 MIDNIGHT.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled to
object and who wishes to object
to the grant of the application
may, not later than 15 working
days after the date of the first
publication of this notice, file a
notice in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the renewal of a
licence may be made in relation
to a matter other than a matter
specified in section 131 of the
Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act
2012.
This is the only publication of
this notice.
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 127 & 101
P A P A N U I C L U B
I N C O R P O R A T E D ,
(GENERAL MANAGER,
P O B o x 2 0 1 4 0 ,
Christchurch 8543), has
made application to the
D i s t r i c t L i c e n s i n g
Committee at Christchurch
for the renewal of CLUB
LICENCE RENEWAL in
respect of the premises
situated at 310 Sawyers
Arms Road, known as
PAPANUI CLUB.
The general nature of the
business to be conducted
under the licence is: CLUB
LICENCE CLASS 2.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is sold under the licence
are:
MONDAY TO SUNDAY
9.00AM TO 1.00AM THE
FOLLOWING DAY.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of
the Christchurch District
Licensing Committee at
Civic Offices, 77 Hereford
Street, Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the granting of the
application may, not later
than 15 working days after
the date of the first
publication of this notice,
file a notice in writing of the
objection with the Secretary
of the Christchurch District
Licensing Committee, PO
Box 73049, Christchurch
8154.
No objection to the renewal
of a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other
than a matter specified in
Section 131 of the Sale and
Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
T h i s i s t h e s e c o n d
publication of this notice.
The first appeared on
Thursday 14th July 2016.
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 127 & 101
P A P A N U I C L U B
I N C O R P O R A T E D ,
(GENERAL MANAGER,
P O B o x 2 0 1 4 0 ,
Christchurch 8543), has
made application to the
D i s t r i c t L i c e n s i n g
Committee at Christchurch
for the renewal of CLUB
LICENCE RENEWAL in
respect of the premises
situated at 310 Sawyers
Arms Road, known as
PAPANUI CLUB.
The general nature of the
business to be conducted
under the licence is: CLUB
LICENCE CLASS 2.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is sold under the licence
are:
MONDAY TO SUNDAY
9.00AM TO 1.00AM THE
FOLLOWING DAY.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of
the Christchurch District
Licensing Committee at
Civic Offices, 77 Hereford
Street, Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the granting of the
application may, not later
than 15 working days after
the date of the first
publication of this notice,
file a notice in writing of the
objection with the Secretary
of the Christchurch District
Licensing Committee, PO
Box 73049, Christchurch
8154.
No objection to the renewal
of a licence may be made in
relation to a matter other
than a matter specified in
Section 131 of the Sale and
Supply of Alcohol Act 2012.
T h i s i s t h e s e c o n d
publication of this notice.
The first appeared on
Thursday 14th July 2016.
Public Notices
SALE AND SUPPLY OF
ALCOHOL ACT 2012
SECTION 101
COMPASS GROUP NEW
ZEALAND LIMITED, (THE
LICENSEE, Mr C Elder, PO Box
12080, Penrose, Auckland
1642), has made application
to the District Licensing
Committee at Christchurch for
the issue of ON-LICENCE NEW in
respect of the premises situated
at 27 Durey Road Harewood
known as KORU EXPRESS
CAFE/FLYTHRU CAFE.
The general nature of the
business conducted under
the licence is: ON-LICENCE
RESTAURANT CLASS 3.
The days on which and the
hours during which alcohol
is intended to be sold under
the licence are: MONDAY TO
SUNDAY 8.00AM TO 12.00
MIDNIGHT.
The application may be
inspected during ordinary
office hours at the office of the
Christchurch District Licensing
Committee, 77 Hereford Street,
Christchurch.
Any person who is entitled
to object and who wishes to
object to the issue of the licence
may, not later than 15 working
days after the date of the first
publication of this notice, file a
notice in writing of the objection
with the Secretary of the District
Licensing Committee, PO Box
73049, Christchurch 8154.
No objection to the issue of a
licence may be made in relation
to a matter other than a matter
specified in section 105(1) of
the Sale and Supply of Alcohol
Act 2012.
This is the first publication of
this notice.

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Star Classifieds
Situations Vacant
CLEANERS
REQUIRED
City Centre
Monday-Friday plus
occasional weekends
7.00am-9.30am
(hours may vary and
flexibility required for
finishing time)
This is a sole charge
position and you must
have the ability to
communicate with a
range of people.
Sumner Area
Monday-Friday
3.00pm-6.00pm
We are looking for
cleaners to join our
commercial
cleaning team.
You will need to
pass a Security
Check and you
MUST have your
own transport.
These are
permanent long
term positions
and not suitable
for holders of
temporary work
permits.
Please email your
Application to
csc@totalcanterbury.co.nz
or phone 338 9056
Visit our website:
totalcanterbury.co.nz
CLEANiNg
tEAm
LEAdEr
Shirley Area
monday-Friday
6.00am-8.30am
(hours may vary and
flexibility required for
finishing time)
must be an
experienced cleaner
with an eye for
detail and a good
written and verbal
understanding of the
English language.
must have
experience in a
supervisory position.
this is a hands on
position and you
must have the ability
to communicate with
a range of people.
You will need to
pass a Security
Check and you
MUST have your
own transport.
this is a permanent
long term position
and not suitable
for holders of
temporary work
permits.
Please email your
Application to
csc@totalcanterbury.co.nz
or phone 338 9056
Visit our website:
totalcanterbury.co.nz
RICCARTON (0508-446-987)
(3D) STAR TREK BEYOND (M)
thu-Sun 2:00PM, Mon-tue 1:40PM
Wed 1:20PM
STAR TREK BEYOND (M)
thu-Sun 10:10, 12:50, 3:30, 6:20, 9:10PM, Mon-Wed
10:15, 12:50, 3:30, 6:20, 9:10PM
GENERAL ADMISSION
BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE (TBC)
Sun 3:00PM
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE (M)
thu-Sun 4:30, 9:15PM
Mon-tue 11:00, 4:10, 9:15PM
Wed 10:50, 4:15PM
FINDING DORY (G)
thu 10:00, 1:30, 3:10, 5:30PM
Fri 10:00, 2:10, 3:10, 5:30PM
Sat 10:00, 1:30, 3:10, 5:30PM
Sun 10:00, 1:30, 3:20, 5:30PM
Mon-tue 10:00, 4:20, 5:30PM
Wed 10:00, 3:50PM
GHOSTBUSTERS (PG)
thu-Sat 9:45, 12:40, 3:20, 6:00, 8:40PM, Sun 9:45,
12:40, 2:10, 6:00, 8:40PM, Mon-tue 10:30, 1:10,
6:10, 8:40PM, Wed 10:30, 1:10, 6:40, 9:00PM
HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (PG)
thu 10:20, 6:50PM
Fri 10:20aM
Sat 10:20, 6:50PM
Sun 10:20aM
Mon-tue 12:10, 7:00PM
Wed 12:10, 6:50PM
ICE AGE 5: COLLISION COURSE (G)
thu 9:40, 11:50, 2:10PM
Fri 9:40, 11:50, 1:30PM
Sat 9:40, 11:50, 2:10PM
Sun 9:50, 11:50, 2:20PM
Mon-Wed 10:20, 4:40PM
INDEPENDENCE DAY 2 (M)
Mon-tue 1:30PM, Wed 1:45PM
LIGHTS OUT (M)
thu-Sun 12:15, 4:45, 6:30, 8:30PM
Mon-Wed 12:40, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30, 8:30PM
ME BEFORE YOU (PG)
Fri 6:50PM, Sun 6:50PM, Mon-tue 10:40, 6:50PM
Wed 10:10, 9:15PM
MIKE AND DAVE NEED WEDDING DATES (R16)
thu-Sun 4:40, 9:30PM, Mon-Wed 3:10, 9:30PM
NOW YOU SEE ME: THE SECOND ACT (M) Mon-Wed
12:30PM
STAR TREK BEYOND (M) thu-Sun 11:30, 7:00,
8:10PM, Mon-tue 8:10PM, Wed 8:10PM
THE BFG (PG)
thu-Sun 10:50, 12:20, 3:50, 6:40PM
Mon-tue 3:40, 6:40PM
Wed 3:40, 5:30PM
THE LEGEND OF TARZAN (M)
thu-Sat 2:20, 9:20PM
Sun 9:20PM
Mon-tue 10:10, 2:20, 9:20PM
Wed 2:20, 9:20PM
PRAMS AT THE PIX - TICKETS ONLY $9
STAR TREK BEYOND (M)
Wed 11:00aM
Situations Vacant
CA$H
Strippers
& Podium
Dancers
Wanted!
18+ TO APPLY
NEISHA
021 193 0118
.CO.NZ
NORTHLANDS (0508-446-987)
GENERAL ADMISSION
BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE (TBC) Sun 3:00PM
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE (M) Sat 8:00PM, Montue
1:30, 9:00PM, Wed 1:00, 9:00PM
FINDING DORY (G) thu 9:30, 10:25, 11:40, 1:50,
4:00, 6:40PM, Fri 9:30, 10:20, 11:45, 2:00, 4:20,
6:50PM, Sat 9:30, 10:25, 11:45, 2:00, 4:20, 6:50PM,
Sun 9:30, 10:20, 11:45, 2:00, 4:20, 6:50PM,
Mon-Wed 4:00PM
GHOSTBUSTERS (PG)
thu 11:00, 3:50, 6:30, 9:10PM, Fri-Sun 11:00, 3:50,
6:35, 9:00PM, Mon-tue 10:40, 1:10, 3:40, 6:20,
8:50PM, Wed 1:30, 3:55, 6:20, 8:50PM
HUNT FOR THE WILDERPEOPLE (PG)
thu-Fri 1:30PM, Mon-tue 11:00, 6:30PM,
Wed 1:35, 6:30PM
HWY 5 (TBC) Fri 8:00PM, Sun 8:15PM
tue 8:20PM
ICE AGE 5: COLLISION COURSE (G) thu 10:00,
12:10, 2:20, 4:30PM, Fri 10:00, 12:10, 2:30, 4:40PM,
Sat-Sun 10:00, 12:10, 2:30PM, Mon 1:40PM
INDEPENDENCE DAY 2 (M) thu-Sun 9:10PM, Mon
8:55PM, Wed 8:55PM
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP (G)
thu-Fri 5:50PM, Sat 12:40, 5:55PM, Sun 1:10,
6:10PM, Mon-Wed 1:20, 8:10PM
ME BEFORE YOU (PG) thu-Fri 12:40PM, Sat
1:30PM, Mon-Wed 1:10, 6:35PM
MIKE AND DAVE NEED WEDDING DATES (R16) thu
9:00PM, Fri 5:55PM, Sat-Sun 4:40, 5:50PM, Mon
3:50, 8:40PM, tue 3:50, 8:40PM, Wed 3:50, 8:40PM
NOW YOU SEE ME: THE SECOND ACT (M)
Mon-Wed 10:30aM
SING STREET (M) Mon-Wed 11:00, 5:50PM
STAR TREK BEYOND (M)
thu 10:15, 12:30, 3:00, 6:10, 8:05, 8:50PM, Fri
10:20, 12:30, 3:10, 6:00, 8:05, 8:40PM, Sat 10:20,
12:30, 3:10, 6:00, 8:00, 8:40PM, Sun 10:00, 12:30,
3:10, 6:00, 8:00, 8:40PM, Mon-Wed 10:00, 12:40,
3:20, 6:00, 8:35PM
THE BFG (PG) thu 10:00, 12:50, 3:15, 5:40PM, Fri
10:00, 1:00, 3:30, 6:20PM, Sat 10:00, 12:50, 3:20,
6:20PM, Sun 10:10, 12:40, 1:25, 3:30, 6:20PM, Mon
10:50, 3:30, 6:10PM, tue 10:50, 3:30, 5:55PM,
Wed 10:20, 3:30, 6:10PM
THE LEGEND OF TARZAN (M)
thu 3:00, 8:10PM, Fri-Sat 3:00, 8:50PM, Sun
8:50PM, Mon-Wed 3:30PM
PRAMS AT THE PIX - TICKETS ONLY $9
STAR TREK BEYOND (M) Wed 11:00aM
BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE TBC. CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE M - VIOLENCE,SEXUAL
REFERENCES AND OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE.
FINDING DORY G. GHOSTBUSTERS PG. HUNT
FOR THE WILDER PEOPLE PG - VIOLENCE,
COARSE LANGUAGE, SOME SCENES MAY DISTURB
YOUNG CHILDREN. ICE AGE: COLLISION COURSE
G. ME BEFORE YOU PG - COARSE LANGUAGE
AND SEXUAL REFERENCES. MIKE AND DAVE
NEED WEDDING DATES R16 - SEX SCENES,
NUDITY, DRUG USE & OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE.
MONEY MONSTER M - VIOLENCE,OFFENSIVE
LANGUAGE AND SEX SCENES. NOW YOU SEE
ME: THE SECOND ACT M - VIOLENCE. STAR TREK
BEYOND M - VIOLENCE. THE BFG PG - SOME
SCENES MAY SCARE VERY YOUNG CHILDREN.
THE LEGEND OF TARZAN M - VIOLENCE. HWY
5 TBC. LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP G. LIGHTS OUT
M - SUPERNATURAL THEMES AND VIOLENCE.
SING STREET M - OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE.
G SUITABLE FOR GENERAL AUDIENCES.
PG PARENTAL GUIDANCE RECOMMENDED FOR
YOUNGER VIEWERS.
M SUITABLE FOR MATURE AUDIENCES 16 YEARS OF
AGE AND OVER.
PHOTO ID IS REQUIRED FOR ALL (R) RATED MOVIES
MIKE AND DAVE NEED WEDDING DATES (R16)
• NO COMPLIMENTARIES
SESSION TIMES ARE CORRECT AT TIME OF PRINTING
Situations Vacant
Virtual Bookkeeper/Accounts
Hero for a business based in
NZ and Australia
• Work from Home
• 20 hrs per Week
We are looking for an Accounts Hero who
will become passionate about our vision,
mission and core values and will work with
us to achieve our business goals. We need
someone with the right attitude, character and
outlook on life, who will add value to our team.
In addition you must be well organized, forward
thinking, have great attention to detail and a
good knowledge of Xero Accounts and Payroll.
If this sounds like you, please send your cv and
a covering letter to: sharkiebabe@gmail.com
outlining how you can contribute and help our
business reach for the stars.
PHIL'S NEW ALBUM
IS NEARLY HERE!
FOLLOWING on from his debut
release, Stone & Wood, Phil Doublet is
set to release his second album, Endless
Highway.
"I can't tell you how exciting this is,"
exclaims Phil. "The new album is nearly
here, and the preparations for the album
launch marking its official release are
underway."
Well recognised in country music
circles both here and overseas, Phil is an
accomplished guitarist-vocalist who has
been developing his skills for almost 3
decades in concert, studio and "just
jamming around at home".
He has claimed many music awards
over the years with his most recent being
Male Artist of the Year 2014 at the
National Country Music Awards.
A strong ambassador for original
music, Phil is front man for the regular
local event, 'Songwriters in the Round'.
Taking place towards the end of each
month at Alvarado's on Stevens St, each
round showcases three songwriters with
acoustic interpretations of their music.
Phil launches his new album Endless
Highway at Kaiapoi High School on
Saturday 27th August along with special
guests The Ranchsliders, Dani Rigby,
and Lana Doublet.
Tickets are available now exclusively at
Music Works, South City, Colombo St.
(cash only).

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Clubs New Zealand warmly welcome members,
their guests and affiliate club members.
Become a member today!
For more information, contact a club within this section.
H ORNBY
WORKINGMEN’S
CLUB
«WHAT'S ON«
TONIGHT FROM 7.30PM
WESTVIEW LOUNGE
THIS SATURDAY, 4.30PM
MARION'S OUTLAWS
8PM IAN MAC
THIS SUNDAY, 2PM
HEART OF THE COUNTRY
GOLD COIN ENTRY
«COMING UP«
SATURDAY 20th AUGUST, 8PM
DnD Showband presents
THREE SHOWS IN ONE...
Fleetwood Mac ; ABBA;
Moulin Rouge
Pre sale tickets $20 / Door sales $25
SUNDAY 21 AUGUST, 2PM
Pat Dugan's 90th Birthday Celebration
GREAT LIVE BAND along with special guests Jodi Vaughan,
Brendan Dugan, Tony & Temara Williams, Peter Cairns,
Cameron Walsh, Allan Barron and more! Tickets $20.
Hornby WMC | phone 03 349 9026
17 Carmen Road | Hornby
www.hornbyworkingmensclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome
Down to Earth Country
with ELAINE ENSOR-HALL & friends
THIS FRIDAY, 7pm - 10pm
PAPANUI RSA, 55 Bellvue Ave, Papanui
ENTRY $2. All comers very welcome.
Excellent entertainment by Down to Earth
Singers and other Artists.
All ages very welcome for great family
evening out. For more info phone Elaine
339 0171. Bar meals available.
JOIN
A CLUB BY
THE SEA!
- downstairs -
ClubBISTRO
Open Tuesday
to Saturday
12pm-2pm
and from 5pm.
Midweek
SPECIAL
$10
ROAST
Available Tuesday,
Wednesday,
& Thursday
www.newbrightonclub.co.nz
WHAT’S ON
TUESDAYS &
THURSDAYS
Members
Lucky Card Draw
TAB POD
BRUMBIES v
HIGHLANDERS
8PM FRIDAY
HURRICANES
v SHARKS
7.35PM SATURDAY
GAME OF
TONES
7pm SATURDAY
13th August
- upstairs -
PIERVIEW
Restaurant
Quality a la carte
with a view!
Open FRIDAY,
SATURDAY,
& SUNDAY
from 5.30pm
FRIDAY SPECIAL:
BBQ PORK RIBS...
$19.50!
for a limited time
SUNDAY SPECIAL
$25 3-Course Feast
SUNDAY 31 JULY
Sumptuous BUFFET
$25
BRUNCH!
By the Seaside!
10.30am-2.30pm
Starts
Sunday 24th July
SHUTTLE RUNNING Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat
202 Marine Parade | Ph 388-9416
Members, guests and affiliates welcome

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St Albans Shirley Club
269 Hills Rd | ph 385 1632 www.sasclub.co.nz
LIVE RUGBY
The Qualifiers
on the big screen
Highlanders v Brumbies
8PM THIS FRIDAY
Hurricanes v Sharks
7.35PM THIS SATURDAY
Embers Bar & Restaurant
Open Wednesday to Sunday
MATCHES
SPORTS BAR:
OPEN DAILY FROM 10AM
FOOD AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES
'THE BEST SPORTS
BAR MENU IN TOWN!'
Enquire about
becoming a
member!
• Big Screen SKY • Pool Tables
• Gaming Room • TAB
• Bistro open 5-8pm Thurs, Fri, Sat
BAR MENU available daily
• Shuttle operates Thurs, Fri, Sat night
Members, guests & affiliates welcome
FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK
SUPER 18 QUALIFIERS
8PM FRIDAY
HIGHLANDERS v BRUMBIES
7.35PM SATURDAY
HURRICANES v SHARKS
10AM SUNDAY
CRUSADERS v LIONS REPLAY
FRIDAY DOLLARS
$5,000
THE CARVERY:
OPEN WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY
12PM-2PM & 5PM-8.30PM
3 COURSE ROAST SPECIAL $22.50
LUNCH SPECIALS $12.50 MENU
GAMING ROOM:
18 MACHINES
NEW MACHINES
TAB DRAW
$5,000
IGNITE FITNESS:
Affordable Fitness.
Phone or go see Eddie!
Ph 359 9586 - Sawyers Arms Rd
www.papanuiclub.co.nz - Members, guests & affiliates welcome
The Woolston
Club...
A classic, contemporary
club experience
Cafe open from 11am
Happy Hour 4.30pm - 5.30pm
TAB & Gaming
Function Facilities
HOUSIE
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
SHUTTLE
Tuesday - Saturday
SATURDAY 27th Aug, 7pm
Dinner Theatre at its Best
A NIGHT OF MAYHEM
Three course meal & show $60
Doors open at 6.30pm
NEW SEASON MENU
OUT NOW!
Open 7 Days
Restaurant open from 5.30pm!
Retro Roast Lunch
12pm Wednesdays
$10 Members/$12 Non
SUNDAY ROAST
12PM-2PM SUNDAY
from Sunday 3rd July
LIVE MUSIC
ANDY PAGE
6PM FRIDAY
FLAT CITY
BROTHERHOOD
7PM SATURDAY
richmond
club
www.rwmc.co.nz
pride of the east
since 1888
LIVE MUSIC
THIS WEEKEND
7PM FRIDAY DES NEWTON
7PM SATURDAY: COPPER WINE
3PM SUNDAY: I ALONE
MONSTER RAFFLE
Saturday 6th August, 3.30pm
Tickets $10,00 each
available from club office
Over 60 prizes
Limited tickets
Large TV's | TAB pod
Gaming Room |Courtesy Van
Great Bar | Great Staff!
- Open daily from 11am -
Club
BISTRO
GREAT
DINING
Tuesday to
Sunday
Brunch
Lunch
Dinner
CHECK OUT
BISTRO
SPECIALS ON
FACEBOOK
OR OUR
WEBSITE
www.rwmc.co.nz
Richmond-Club-Bistro
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Richmond Club |75 London St | Ph 389 5778
Clubs New Zealand
warmly welcome
members, their guests and
affiliate club members.

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ALVARADOS MEXICAN
CANTINA: Monday - Willie's
Open Mic.
BARETTA: Tonight 7pm -
Antony Pickard. Friday 4pm -
Emily Cherie; 7.30pm - Corner
Sound duo; 10.30pm - DJ Masta
K. Saturday 7pm - Nick Lee;
10.30pm - DJ Double Header
with Dr D w/lxtz & Otis Swag.
Wednesday 6pm - Vintage Blue.
BECK'S SOUTHERN
ALEHOUSE: Saturday 9pm -
The Cassettes.
BILL'S BAR: Tonight & Sunday
6pm - Mickey Rat Karaoke.
Bob & Hank @ Folk Music Club this Friday night
BLUE SMOKE: Tonight 6pm -
THE BOG: Tonight 9.30pm -
Lounge Night with Dick Martin. Dr D w/lxtz. Saturday 10.30pm -
SansTribe. Friday 11pm - The
Friday 6pm - Juke (free). DJ Masta K.
Corks. Saturday 11pm -
Saturday noon & 6pm - Stomp & GBC: Friday 6pm - Sima &
Assembly Required. Sunday 5pm
Holler (free). Sunday noon - Vaea.
- Black Velvet acoustic. Tuesday
Almuerzo Festivo (free); 4pm -
HORNBY WMC: Saturday 7.30pm - Jamming with the
The Lucky Lost (free).
4.30pm - Marion's Outlaws; 8pm Jamesons. Wednesday 7.30pm -
Wednesday 7pm -Something Else
- Ian Mac. Sunday 2pm - Heart Open Mic with Lindon Puffin.
(free).
of the Country, $6 entry.
THE BOWER: Saturday 6.30pm
CARLTON: Tonight 9pm -
ICONIC BAR: Saturday 10pm - - The PG Tips. Sunday 3.30pm -
Headrush. Friday 10pm - Flat
Rhythm & Vines and Ruffhouse The Bubblemen.
City Brotherhood. Saturday
present A-Class; Redeyes; Roop;
10.30pm - Ctrl Alt Rock. Sunday
THE COTTON CLUB: Friday -
Shadow; SYMTM; Whisper;
5pm - SansTribe. Monday 6pm -
DJs Infared & Mike Jonz.
Witters.
Bobby Lee. Tuesday 6pm - Willie
Saturday - Clubkingz on rotation.
McArthur. Wednesday 8.30pm - JANES BAR: Wednesday 7pm Sunday - Sunday Session.
Assembly Required.
- Open Mic night. Sunday 6pm -
THE CRAIC IRISH BAR:
Live Blues.
CASHMERE CLUB: Friday
Tonight - Ladies night with DJ
7pm - Eddie Simon.
MACKENZIES HOTEL: Friday Sassafras. Friday 10pm - Live
- Nossitap. Saturday - Antix. music. Saturday 10pm - DJ
CASA PUBLICA: Friday 8.30pm
MAK TAVERN:
Sassafras. Wednesday - Karaoke.
- DJ Dale. Saturday 8.30pm -
Friday -
Bobby Tables. Sunday 3pm - Dr Mammoth. Saturday - Unhinged. THE CUBAN: Friday 6.30pm -
Sanchez.
Sunday - Assembly Required. Live music; 10pm - Anthony
CHRISTCHURCH CASINO: PAPANUI RSA: Friday 7pm - Pickard. Saturday 7pm - Live
music; 10pm - GoGo Calypso.
Friday 7pm - Natalie Elms; Down to Earth Country, $2
10.15pm - Headrush duo. entry. THE FITZ: Thursday 7pm -
Saturday 7pm - Franchise; PIERSIDE CAFE & BAR: Nick Buchanan's Open Mic.
10.15pm - Southfield. Sunday Tonight 9pm - Assembly THE IRISHMAN: Tonight -
5.30pm - Rusila. Required. Saturday 9.30pm - Karaoke. Friday - DJ. Saturday -
CHRISTCHURCH FOLK Picking at the Remnants. DJ's. Wednesday - Open mic.
MUSIC CLUB: Friday 7.30pm - RACECOURSE HOTEL: Friday THE MILLER: Tonight 8.30pm -
Bob & Hank (Rob Joass & 7.30pm - Live Music. Bobby Lee. Friday 9.30pm -
Hamish Graham), members
RICHMOND WMC: Friday Don't Tell Mama. Saturday
$15/Non $20. Sunday 7.30pm -
7pm - Des Newton. Saturday 9.30pm - Absolut duo.
Anna Heinz & Carol Rose,
7pm - Copper Wine. Sunday Wednesday - Karaoke with
members $10/non $15.
3pm - I Alone.
Lance.
CHURCHILL'S LIVE: Friday
SANDRIDGE HOTEL: Tonight THE ROCK, ROLLESTON:
8pm - Into Orbit - Troika &
8pm - DJ Chick Karaoke. Friday Saturday 9.30pm - Bottlejacks.
Samara. Saturday 9pm - UK80 -
8pm - 12 Gauge.
THE TWISTED HOP: Friday
A Post-punk Tribute.
STOCKxCHANGE BAR, 7.30pm - Stomping Nick
DARKROOM: Tonight - Dust SHIRLEY: Friday 7pm - Sign of Jackman.
(Dunedin). Friday - Irie 009. the Firebird. Saturday 7pm - THE WAVE BAR: Thursday
Saturday - Totara Collective; Elevators. 8.30pm - Karaoke. Friday 8.30pm
Tonedroids; Thunderwulf.
SULLIVANS IRISH PUB: - DJ.
DIM 7th JAZZ & WHISKY Tonight 7pm - Boiling Billy. TREVINOS RESTAURANT &
BAR: Tonight 8pm - Amiria Friday 9pm - Shameless Few. BAR:
Grenell. Friday 7pm -
Saturday 9.30pm - Carpe Diem.
Friday 9pm - Southfield.
Fairweather Trio with guest;
WUNDERBAR: Tuesday
Tuesday 7.30pm - Topia.
9.30pm - Umar Zakaria Quartet.
7.30pm - Showcase & Open Mic.
Wednesday 7.30pm - Willie
Saturday 7pm - Vintage Blue; McArthur & friends.
WINNIE BAGOES CITY:
9.30pm - Little Paper Planes.
Friday - BigRig. Saturday - Topia.
TEMPS BAR: Tonight 8pm -
DUX CENTRAL: Friday Karaoke. Friday 8pm - No
WOOLSTON CLUB: Friday
5.30pm - Emerson; 10.30pm - Secrets. Saturday 8pm - Dateless
6pm - Andy Page. Saturday 7pm
GetSet. Saturday 2pm - Siaosi n Desperate RockBand. Tuesday
- Flat City Brotherhood.
Teevale & Adam Lord; 10.30pm - - Simon’s Jam Session, gear WUNDERBAR: Tuesday
Izonik. Sunday 2pm - Jazz provided, all welcome.
7.30pm - Showcase & Open Mic.
Sessions.
THE BLACK HORSE HOTEL:
EMPIRE: Friday 10.30pm - DJ Saturday - Luke Karaoke.

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THURSDAY, 11AM-NOON
LIBRARY HOLIDAY FUN
Head along and make a funky
bookmark or two and listen
to some stories. A gold coin
donation is required, which will
go towards the rebuild of the new
library.
Redcliffs Library, Redcliffs
Tennis Club, Main Rd.
TODAY TO SUNDAY, 11AM-
5PM
TE KAI A TE RANGATIRA
This exhibition shows the work
of four Maori artists, and features
paintings, weaving, carving and
ink art showcasing a variety of
talent and different styles from
the artists
Oxford Street Art gallery,
Lyttelton
TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY, 10AM-5PM
BAD HAIR DAY
This exhibition is a collection
of work showing ‘bad hair days’
throughout the ages. Paintings
and works have been collected
showing the strange hair styles
from different years and events
throughout history. Compare
your bad hair days to the people
in the paintings
Christchurch Art Gallery.
Free entry
TODAY AND FRIDAY, 2PM-
5PM, AND SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY, 11AM-4PM
‘CURRENT’ WORKS
This exhibition explores the
potential of electrical current
to make works of art. Kerry
Tunstall uses high voltage to
produce digital images and
one-off artworks, while Debra
McLeod uses lower voltage on
acrylic sheet and film to create
visual metaphors of the electrical
patterns of the brain.
50 Works Gallery, Lyttelton
TODAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY, 10AM-4PM
THE TOY COLLECTOR
Take your children to see an
incredible range of toys that
have been collected over many
years. You might find some
toys you played with growing
up to show your children. Take
a walk around the wide range
of collectables and see all the
interesting items. Caregivers are
required. For any enquires email
www.thetoycollector.co.nz
The Toy Collector, 90
Falsgrave St, Waltham.
Entry children $5,
caregivers $10
TODAY AND FRIDAY, 10AM-
NOON AND 1-3PM
TOY DESIGNER LAB
Have some fun with technology
at the Fab Lab event these school
holidays. With two classes a day,
one starting at 10am and the
other starting at 1pm, everyone
will get to create something and
watch it come to life with 3D
printers
46 Coleridge Street,
Sydenham. Entry $20
THURSDAY, 6PM, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY, 7PM
THE EARLY EARLY LATE
SHOW
Take the family to a comedy
show to entertain the whole
family. This shows brings the
entertainment of the Court
Theatre’s Scared Scriptless
performance at an earlier time so
the kids can also be there
Court Theatre, Bernard St,
Addington. Tickets $15
THURSDAY, 11AM AND 1PM;
FRIDAY, 11AM AND 1PM;
SATURDAY 11AM
THE LITTLE MERMAID
Take the kids down to watch
the classic story of The Little
Mermaid. There are two sessions
running every day apart from
Sunday. The first show is at 11am
and the second starts at 1pm. The
story by Hans Christensen has
been adapted by Allison Horsley.
Get involved in the musical story
of love with some interesting
fishy characters
The Court Theatre, Bernard
St, Addington. Tickets from
$10
THURSDAY-SATURDAY,
7.30PM-9PM
UNDER THE STARS
Take a trip to West Melton and
look at the stars. The Canterbury
Astronomical Society are
opening their observatory in the
evenings for kids to learn more
about the universe and stars
around them. As long as the
weather is good the observatory
will be open for star gazing.
Check the society website http://
www.cas.org.nz/ to check if the
observatory is open, updates will
be posted at 6.30pm. This event is
aimed at children aged 5-13 and
caregivers are required
C.A.S. Astronomical
Observatory, 218 Bells Rd,
West Melton. Tickets are
$5 for children and $10 for
adults, cash sales only
FRIDAY, 10.30AM-11AM
BABY TIMES
During each session, there
is a variety of stories, songs,
rhymes, fingerplays and other
book-related activities. The
programmes are especially
suitable for under two-year-olds
Temporary Lyttelton Library
at Trinity Hall, free
SATURDAY, 9AM-4PM
ARMS AND MILITARIA GUN
SHOW
Learn more about the history of
arms spanning the ages including
Medieval Knights sword fighting
and firing bows and arrows, the
Boer War Amuri Mounted Rifles
Galloping Maxim Machine Gun,
a WW1 Hotchkiss Machine Gun,
trench warfare items, WW2
memorabilia and souvenirs, post
WW2 machine guns and much
more. Children are welcome to
attend the event. Children are
COMMUNITY MARKET
Every Thursday, 8.30am-1pm,
51 Pages Rd
FRIDAY STREET FOOD
MARKETS
Every Friday, 11am-9pm,
Cathedal Square
MT PLEASANT FARMERS’
MARKET
Saturday 9.30am-12.30pm, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd
LYTTELTON FARMERS’
MARKET
free with a paying adult
Riccarton Racecourse,
165 Racecourse Road,
Sockburn. Adults $10 entry
SATURDAY, 9AM-1PM
CHASING KATE
Grab a team and roam around
Addington to find clues and
learn the history of the suffragist
movement’s connection to
Addington. Find clues taking
you to different locations and
complete activities to win prizes.
Teams of up to six may enter and
there will be prizes for the fastest/
slowest team, the oldest/youngest
team member and most creative
team, among many others
The event starts from The
Court Theatre on Bernard
St. Register at courttheatre.
org.nz/the-great-katechase
to be involved.
SATURDAY, 11AM-11.45AM
SUPER SATURDAY
STORYTIMES
Take your kids to Shirley Library
to hear stories, learn rhymes
and get involved in fun craft
activities. Every Saturday there is
a different theme for the session.
This event is aimed at children
aged between two and seven.
Shirley Public Library, 36
Marshlands Rd. Free entry
SATURDAY, 11.30AM-
12.30PM
BRITTEN’S BIKES
A fascinating discussion
about the science, design and
history behind John Britten’s
motorcycles, with retired
Every Saturday, 10am-1pm,
London St
NEW BRIGHTON SEASIDE
MARKET
Every Saturday, 10am-2pm,
New Brighton Mall
OPAWA FARMERS’
MARKET
Every Sunday, 9am-noon, 275
Fifield Tce
Halswell Community
Market
Sunday, noon-3pm, St John of
God, 26 Nash Rd, Halswell
champion motorcycle racer
Andrew Stroud. This event
is held in conjunction with
the Christchurch Art Gallery
exhibition Great Britten! – a work
by Billy Apple.
Christchurch Art Gallery.
Free entry
SATURDAY, 5PM-11.30AM
SOUTH ISLAND
INTERCLUB ROCK ‘N’ ROLL
COMPETITION
Take the family along to see some
great rock and roll dancing. The
dancers will be bringing their
best skills and costumes to the
competition. There will also be
plenty of general dancing. Doors
open from 4pm
Hornby Workingmen’s Club,
17 Carmen Rd. Adult tickets
cost $10, while under the
age of 17 tickets cost $5.
SATURDAY, 7.30PM-10.30PM
DEAD END DERBY ALL
STARS VS AUCKLAND
ROLLER DERBY
Fresh from their latest bout
down in Dunedin in June,
Christchurch’s original
Rollergirls’ present Dead End
Derby All Stars vs Auckland
Roller Derby. A brilliant school
holiday Saturday night out for the
whole family. Go along dressed
in green and black to support the
all stars
Cowles Stadium, 170
Pages Rd. Under five-yearolds
free, children $5,
adults $15
11 PIECE BAND • SPECTACULAR LIGHT SHOW• INCREDIBLE SOUND
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DON’T MISS OUT! SAT 23 JULY. HORNCASTLE ARENA, CHRISTCHURCH
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