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IT SEEMS candyfloss never
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Joan Wilkie, 92 returned to
her childhood by having her
face painted and demolishing
candy floss at a community
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event at Edith Cavell Lifecare in
Sumner last week.
The event, which also
included a sausage sizzle and
bouncy castle was put on free
by the home.
Manager Mary van der Veldt
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“We’ve got one resident who
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ate a whole bag. It was quite
a novelty. Even my cook who
was in charge of making it said:
‘This is a lifelong dream doing
this.’ But by the end of the day,
she said: ‘I’m over this.’ ”
For many residents, the facepainting
and candyfloss “took
them back to their childhoods.”
Families of residents, staff
and local families went to
Wednesday afternoon’s event
with their children. Ms van der
Velt said it was a delight for the
residents.
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• By Sarla Donovan
SURVEILLANCE cameras may be
installed on Main Rd opposite the
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club.
The Safer Sumner group has
bought two cameras at cost price
from security firm October Protection
and the group has asked the
city council, and electricity lines
company Orion, if it can put them
on a power pole opposite the club.
If given the go-ahead the cameras
will be installed as soon as
possible, said group member and
October Protection owner Matt
Wood.
Safer Sumner set up a Givealittle
page to raise money for the
cameras, following four aggravated
burglaries in Sumner, Redcliffs,
Ferrymead and Mt Pleasant late
last year.
In one of the burglaries, householder
Emely van Ras, held off an
armed intruder with a decorative
Fijian skull crusher.
The group raised more than $3110
and Sumner business Johnston
Architects donated the remainder of
the $4000 cost.
It comes as Akaroa police beat
the drums for cameras to be installed
because of crime.
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ALL POWER to the Sumner Safer Group
(see page 1) as it moves very close to its goal
of putting in security surveillance cameras.
This small group of locals needs to be
applauded for trying to make the village
safer.
The group has been very proactive after a spate of aggravated
burglaries, and ongoing petty nuisance incidents.
It wants to put the cameras on a power pole which will record
people coming and going from Sumner. All that it needs is the
go-ahead from the city council and Orion.
On another note, Akaroa police want CCTV cameras there
too. The local police are pushing for them – so they must be
needed.
I hope the city council helps or comes up with the funding.
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Sumner link in lift-off
• By Sarla Donovan
A PHOTO of Rocket Lab’s
successful Electron rocket
launch this week has gone
around the world, much to the
excitement of the man who
took it, former Sumner resident
Kieran Fanning.
The self-described ‘electron
wrangler’ at the Auckland-based
space company took the image
which has
been spotted
in American,
Indian,
Russian and
European
newspapers.
“So stoked,”
said Mr
Kieran
Fanning
Fanning, who
is an avionics
engineer at
the company, working on the
rocket’s onboard electrical and
electronic systems.
“It was pretty surreal. As soon
as it got downloaded, I knew it
was the money shot. It was really
cool to wake up in the morning
and see a lot of space journalists
that I follow, tweeting and
talking about it and seeing it in
news outlets all over the world.”
Photography is a hobby of
the 24-year-old who grew up
in Sumner, attended Shirley
Boys’ High School and studied
engineering at Canterbury
University.
He moved to his dream job at
Rocket Lab two years ago after
starting his career with Fisher &
Paykel in Dunedin.
Rocket Lab successfully
launched its second Electron
rocket into orbit off Mahia
Peninsula on Monday.
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There will be a third test
launch before the company
can move into commercial
missions.
Mr Fanning said the country
stands to benefit from the
technology.
“As well as the jobs related to
the manufacture of the rockets
and the ground operations,
there’s the satellites that we can
launch for agriculture, urban
IGNITION:
This photo
of Monday’s
successful
Rocket Lab
space launch
was taken by
former Sumner
resident Kieran
Fanning,
an avionics
engineer with
the company.
planning and such like – there’s
a whole lot of really cool science
that can go on with those
satellites that can benefit New
Zealand.”
He describes working at
Rocket Lab as “amazing” and
is keen to remain with the
company and see it develop.
“It’s still a young company
and it’s really cool to be a part of
that.”
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Surf club site for cameras sought
•From page 1
The city council is
meeting with police in
early February following
a request from the Banks
Peninsula Community
Board to put the cameras
into the township.
City council manager
transport operations centre
Ryan Cooney, said the city
council has a budget for
installation and maintenance
of crime prevention
cameras, but doesn’t decide
where they get placed.
“New Zealand Police determine
the best locations
for the cameras in order to
improve the safety of the
community,” he said.
A decision on Akaroa is
likely between mid to late
February.
Senior Constable
Osborne said she had previously
asked the Akaroa-
Wairewa Community
Board about funding for a
CCTV camera in the township
and was pleased to
hear the city council would
be meeting with police to
discuss the request.
She said the Akaroa
community could look at
copying what Sumner had
done if the city council
won’t pay.
“It’s a similar set-up in
BRAVE: Emely van Ras
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terms of a main street with
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SECURE: The Safer
Sumner group has
purchased two CCTV
cameras and want to
put them on a power
pole opposite the surf
lifesaving club.
happen here, it would be
brilliant. It’s a big piece of
the puzzle that’s missing.”
She plans to speak at a
Banks Peninsula Community
Board meeting
on February 26 about the
issue.
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Facebook change hits baker
• By Sarla Donovan
THE FOUNDER of Lyttelton’s
Glamour Cake is frustrated with
changes to Facebook which she
said are affecting her business.
Bree Scott has regular queues
lining up to buy her donut
creations, which she makes and
sells from her father’s bakery on
Norwich Quay.
The 24-yearold
gets up at
3.30am each
morning to bake,
decorate and sell
up to 700 donuts
Bree Scott
a day with flavours
like brandy
snap, toffee apple
and custard square.
Miss Scott started Glamour
Cake four years ago but it wasn’t
until she started making and
posting photos of her donut
creations on Facebook that it really
took off, attracting upwards
of 30,000 followers and prompting
national media coverage.
But recent changes to the way
Facebook operates have hit hard.
“The only reason I have Glamour
Cake today is because of
Facebook,” said Miss Scott.
“It’s a little bit frustrating
because it’s decided to change
the way they let business develop
and grow and they’re really
stunting it, they’re really shutting
it down. They’re no longer
allowing Facebook pages and
businesses the opportunity to
get into people’s news feeds.”
She said if people didn’t follow
her page daily, she no longer
showed up in their news feeds.
“I definitely noticed when it
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SOCIAL BUSINESS: Changes to the way Facebook operates
for businesses have had an impact on Bree Scott’s Glamour
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was introduced in November
my sales went down dramatically.
Facebook is a key part of
my business – it’s created my
business for me – and it’s such
a shame they’ve decided to
shut that down. I have to think
of new ways to get myself out
Mark Zuckerberg
there.” The changes to Facebook,
which began late last year,
are designed to reduce public
content in people’s news feeds,
including videos and other posts
from publishers or businesses.
In a recent post on the company’s
blog, Facebook founder
Mark Zuckerberg said “we’ve
gotten feedback from our community
that public content –
posts from businesses, brands
and media – is crowding out
the personal moments that lead
us to connect more with each
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Museum
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PAGE 7
CONCEPT DESIGNS for the
new Lyttelton Museum should be
completed by March.
Last year, the city council
agreed to gift land at 33-35 London
St to the Lyttelton Historical
Museum Society.
Once typographical and geotechnical
work is completed over
the next two weeks, architects
Warren and Mahoney will create
and cost the designs for the building,
which could have three or
four levels.
The drawings would take six to
eight weeks.
Museum society development
committee chairman Peter Rough
said once it had the designs the
society would be applying for
funding from bodies including
the Ministry of Culture and Heritage,
the Rata Foundation and
the Lotteries Commission.
The society, a registered charity,
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Olive branch
for boat
shed burglar
• By Sarla Donovan
IF YOU’VE broken into boat
sheds at Jones Bay near French
Farm and left property there,
now’s your chance to ‘fess up.’
Two sheds were broken into
between March and December
last year, with property taken
including sails and an antique
winch.
But in an unusual twist,
the burglar left a sizeable
amount of their own property
at the sheds. Kayaks, sheets of
plywood, a port-a-potty and
tools were among the items left
behind.
Now Akaroa Police Senior
Constable Anita Osborne is
extending an olive branch. She
said she wants the property
owners to get in touch so she
can sit down with them, discuss
what’s occurred and sort
it out.
“I would hope there’s been
a misunderstanding,” she told
Bay Harbour News. She has
given the owners of the property
until February 10 to come
forward.
If not collected by then, she
will look at options, including
auctioning the property off and
donating the money raised to
the Akaroa Health Hub.
•From page 1
“They just love to see little children
doing what little children
do – that’s the entertainment
really. When you see them toddling
about, falling over, eating
candyfloss and bouncing on the
castle. That’s what it’s all about.”
Forecast rain put off a couple of
community stallholders but stalls
selling fudge and bracelets made
by residents proved popular,
making $100.
Some of the Fijian and Indian
staff members made traditional
RHYTHM:
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William Joker
enjoy a dance.
PLAY:
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was popular
with young
and old.
food for people to taste which
went down a treat.
Ms van der Velt said she was
keen to make it an annual event.
“This was quite a good time
for the children because they’re
off school but whether we hold
something pre-Christmas next
time. It was nice that people who
had never been to Edith Cavell
before came.”
The money to hold the event
came from a competiton run
last year by the Heritage Lifecare
Group, which Edith Cavell won.
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Our People
Lyttelton baker Bree Scott has built a thriving business
creating and selling donuts and cakes from the family
bakery on Norwich Quay. Sarla Donovan catches up with
the 24-year-old founder of Glamour Cake
So how is it coming back to
work after the holidays?
It’s been crazy, the body is still
registering what is going on right
now. It was definitely a shock to
the system. I’m feeling it now,
especially after three weeks off,
it’s absolute madness. But it’s
very exciting knowing everyone’s
coming back to see you after
you’ve been closed. I love it.
What did you get up to?
I think I only spent one day
at home, it was fabulous. I went
down to Central Otago, I did the
Queen Charlotte Track, I went to
Nelson. It was just beautiful to be
away and have a fresh mind and
not have to think about work.
Were you struck by any
inspiring new flavours or
ideas while out hiking and
swimming?
I was actually pretty good. I
decided to delete my Facebook
app so I’d stop getting messages
and notifications about work
and I just let myself have a good
old break, recharge the batteries.
It wasn’t till about four days
before I came home and I saw
this shout-out from Air New
Zealand about my bakery and
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what I’m doing and I couldn’t
believe it – it got 400,000 views
and I got thousands of people
jumping onto my Facebook page
and messaging me so I was so
excited to come back to work. I
think it was really important that
I just switched off for those three
weeks because now that I’m back
at work I have heaps of energy
and I’m ready to get back into it.
Does getting up at 3.30am
every morning affect your
social life?
Yes and no. It definitely did
last year, so my goal this year is
to make sure that I don’t let my
business take over my entire life
and I still have the opportunity
to live as well as work. When you
own a business, you don’t finish
work – the messages, the orders,
events – it’s pretty full on. I love
the challenge, I love being my
own boss and being able to create
and do my own thing but I need
to remember to just live as well
as work.
Tastes are pretty fickle in the
world of baking – we’ve had
macaroons, cronuts, donuts,
you must have to be adaptable?
I’m waiting for the day when
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donuts stop. I did think maybe
when I came back, it might not
be a thing anymore and had
faded out but it’s still going
strong so I’m just going to keep
going and keep creating the
different flavours.
What are you picking will be
the next big thing?
I think eclairs are taking off a
bit. I’ve seen a few companies are
starting to make them. It’s sort of
similar to a donut but a different
style of pastry. But I’d like to do
something a little bit different
and be the trendsetter, so I’m
collaborating on a few different
ideas to see what might be next.
That’s the beauty of Glamour
Cake and being a small business
– you can trial things and
if they don’t work you just make
something new the next day.
That’s what I love about what I
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Bree Scott
Lyttelton’s sweet treat and donut queen
ALL ABOUT THE DOUGH: Bree Scott shows off a selection of
her innovative donuts at Lyttelton bakery.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
do, I start early in the morning,
I get to make the product out the
back, put it in the front of the
shop, and then I get to serve the
customer who comes in and buys
it, so I get that whole process of
making the craft product, making
sure it looks beautiful and
then being able to personally
get the response back from the
customer.
How do you spend your free
time?
I love swimming and outdoor
activities. I have a surfboard at
home in Sumner so normally
when I finish work I chuck the
wetsuit on and grab my board
and that is really great for the
mind, the body and soul.
Where do you see yourself in
five years time?
I’m not 100 per cent sure. Just
enjoying everything that comes
at me. I’m one of those people
who develop as they go. I did
some work experience a couple
of years ago in Sydney and I
absolutely love their small, high
quality cakes. Mine are different
in that they’re big and over-thetop,
vibrant and colourful and
fun, but theirs are very ooh la la,
very fancy. They just have that
next step of elegance, which I
love so that might be something
I look into when the donuts start
to fade out.
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Your Local Views
Making the
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
most of 2018
National list MP
for Port Hills
Nuk Korako
looks at the
challenges and
goals we might
be setting for
ourselves over
the year ahead
A very happy new year to you.
My resolution for 2018 is to get
back on my bike and increase
my fitness and I’m happy to say
I’ve started.
January is almost at an end,
and the new year in our great
city of Christchurch and the
Port Hills area has certainly begun.
NCEA results are out, most
holidaymakers are home and the
working year is under way.
For many it will be the beginning
of a new year of study,
learning and training. But for all
of us, from babies through to the
not-so-young, life holds many
opportunities to learn and gain
an understanding of the world
around us.
This year, I will be mentoring
a fine young man from my
electorate who is doing an internship
with me while studying
at Victoria University and I am
really looking forward to that.
If continuing your education
is your challenge in 2018, or you
have a passion that you would
like to pursue, there are many
opportunities in our local areas.
Take advantage of the fees-free
study for first time eligible tertiary
students.
It’s a hot summer and the
Sumner Surf Life Saving Club
does a great job providing surf
patrols to the end of March,
as does Taylors Mistake on
weekends to mid-March. Corsair
Bay on the harbour is also a
great destination. Remember to
slip, slop, slap and put on a hat
which will certainly pay off this
summer.
Wherever you are, please be
aware of your own safety and the
safety of others, especially when
driving around schools or past
cyclists, and give me a wave if
you see me on my bike.
Whatever new year resolution
you have given yourself, I wish
you every success. Warm regards
and keep in touch.
•More local views, page 17
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Thriving port key to region’s growth
Lyttelton
Port
Company
chief
executive
Peter Davie
explains
LPC’s role
in ensuring the region has
a prosperous port to meet
Canterbury’s predicted
growing freight demand
There is a tangible change in
our city. No longer are we talking
about resilience. What we are
increasingly hearing is the word
‘regeneration’ and people talking
about new beginnings.
There is a growing business
confidence across Christchurch
and the wider Canterbury
region. Over the last six months
our local economy has continued
to outperform historical activity
levels.
Although the Christchurch
rebuild has been the key driver
of our economic growth, it’s
commonly accepted that this
activity is slowing down. To
ensure our economic growth
continues we need to rely on our
more traditional sectors such as
manufacturing and agriculture
– the good news is both sectors
continue to grow.
Lyttelton Port has a vital
role to play in enabling further
growth in these two sectors. Our
purpose is simple – we exist to
facilitate trade in Canterbury
and the South Island.
In one of the most exciting
development stages we have
experienced, we have now rebuilt
our port and enhanced our services
ready to meet Canterbury’s
increasing freight demands. This
is essential given these needs are
predicted to double in the next
decade.
As New Zealand’s second
largest export port and New
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to the economic drivers of the
Canterbury (and South Island)
regional economy, which, in
turn, underpins much of the
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economic activity within greater
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The port has doubled total
container volumes in the last
decade and achieved record
annual container volumes this
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cargo is also growing.
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A thriving port is essential in
order for our customers’ cargo
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Almost all the goods our economy
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projects. We have lodged a range
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Canterbury to allow us
to undertake our redevelopment
projects.
During the past decade the
environmental management of
port and harbour operations has
taken on a higher profile. We
are working closely with Ngai
Tahu and other stakeholders as
we proactively ensure our operations
do not adversely impact on
our environment.
Some of the projects have been
completed and are already boosting
our operations and provide
strong support for the regional
economy and the recovery. These
include the new $85 million
Cashin Quay 2 container wharf,
which has increased our container
trade capacity and ability
to service the predicted freight
increases, and our new inland
port at Rolleston, MidlandPort.
We have also repaired and
strengthened our inner harbour
jetties and oil berth to allow us
to continue to support log, fishing,
gypsum, fertiliser, oil and
other bulk trades.
A key focus of the redevelopment
programme is moving port
operations to the east, away from
the local community onto land
being reclaimed in Te Awaparahi
Bay. Reclamation will triple our
land space for the increased
container trade.
As container ships are getting
bigger, the channel deepening
programme is one of our 20 large
projects, showing how we are
adapting quickly to the changing
needs of our customers.
Construction has begun on
Te Ana Marina, Canterbury’s
only walk-on floating marina in
Lyttelton’s inner harbour. The
marina is the first stage of our
wider community regeneration
plan providing the public with
amenities in the area and access
to the waterfront.
We support the development
of a cruise ship berth and we will
soon lodge our resource consent
with Environment Canterbury to
seek consent to build the berth.
We will hold public information
events this year so people can
understand what we will be
building and we will be able to
provide an updated timeline for
construction of the berth.
We’re also proud of our dedicated
staff and of critical importance
to us is ensuring that all our
people, including our customers,
suppliers, contractors and port
users get home safely each day. It’s
great to be back in Lyttelton and
supporting local business, in our
new offices at the port.
Our eyes are firmly fixed on
the future and we are proud
to play our part in both the
regeneration and future proofing
of the growing prosperity of
Christchurch.
•Peter Davie is the chief
executive of Lyttelton
Port Company, a role he
has held for 13 years. He
is also a long-standing
board member and past
president of the Canterbury
Employers’ Chamber
of Commerce.
•Pirates Corner, p21
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Sumner bowl over Heathcote in T20
• By Gordon Findlater
A WIN over local rivals
Heathcote was the highlight
at the weekend as Sumner
experienced mix results in the
Dick Motz twenty20 series at
Burnside Park.
Sumner began the day in style
rolling Heathcote for just 73 runs
in 15 overs. Richie Bell was the
star with the ball taking 5/13
from his four overs.
Heathcote appeared to be off to
a bright start, scoring 21 without
loss from the opening two overs
before Paddy Sullivan removed
Matt Mealings. Bell then claimed
the next four Heathcote wickets,
including danger man, John
Garry, who scored a quick fire 25
from just 18 deliveries at the top
of the order.
Sumner cleaned up the Heathcote
tail with relative ease, as the
final three wickets fell for one
run. Sullivan claimed a second
wicket to finish with figures of
2/20, while Jonathan Percasky
claimed three late wickets to finish
with 3/10 from three overs.
Sumner’s pursuit of 74 never
really looked in doubt. Tom
Gooday fell for just two in the
third over. However, fellow
opener Andrew Vann’s 27 from
20 deliveries meant his side were
able to reach the total in just the
10th over to seal a seven wicket
win.
Both teams then suffered
defeat in their afternoon games
against premier grade teams.
Sumner found themselves
chasing an imposing total after
Burnside West Christchurch
University finished with 179/5 in
the first innings.
Only Vann and Dean Smith
were able to score more than 20
for Sumner as they eventually fell
well short, bowled out for 104 in
the 19th over.
Meanwhile, Heathcote found
themselves up against it when
they played St Albans who piled
on 202/2 thanks to a stellar
knock of 131 from 73 deliveries
by Robbie Polson.
Heathcote were never able to
get near the mammoth total,
finishing 124/7 after 20 overs.
Sumner and Heathcote will
both contest the final two rounds
of the T20 series at Burnside
Park on Saturday.
RUNS: A quickfire 27 from
Andrew Vann got Sumner’s
chase off to a good start in
their win over Heathcote.
SPORTS
OUTCLASSED: Sumner were
defeated by premier side,
Burnside West Christchurch
University, in their afternoon
game.
Young softballer strikes multi-code success
SPORTING
ALL-ROUNDER:
Bella Lister
represented
New Zealand at
under-15 level in
Sydney last year.
• By Gordon Findlater
A TALENTED young Sumner
athlete has been recognised as
the South Island’s top under-15
softballer for the third year
running.
Bella Lister, 14, was part of
the Canterbury under-15 girls
side that won the South Island
championships in Invercargill
this month.
It was the fourth straight year
the pitcher has competed at the
event. She has also been named
in the tournament team each
year.
It was also the third time Bella
has been named the tournament
MVP. At the tournament she
pitched 13 innings and faced
43 batters without conceding a
single run. She was also one of
the top batters, reaching home
10 times from 19 at-bats. Her
batting average over the four
days was .526.
The Canterbury under-15 girls
team were undefeated during the
four-day tournament and beat a
Canterbury development team
10-0 in the final.
Following the South Island
championships, Bella went on
to represent Canterbury at the
New Zealand under-17 girls
tournament in Dunedin, where
they finished fifth. In recent
years, Bella has been part of the
New Zealand development squad
as well as the NZ ISA team.
However, Bella’s talents
aren’t limited to the softball
diamond.
Next month she will travel
to Auckland to play for the
Canterbury under-16s at
the national junior touch
tournament.
She has also represented
Canterbury at age group level
netball.
Playing at centre, she hopes to
crack into the top senior team at
Christchurch Girls’ High School
when she begins year 11 next
month.
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Pirate’s Corner
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Safety tips for boaties
After spotting the
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HAPPY NEW year to you
all. I hope you got to take
advantage of the nice weather
over the holidays.
I worked through but am
taking some time off this
month instead.
It’s been a very busy boating
season so far, with great
behaviour overall and just
the odd boatie spoiling it for
others on the water.
I’m not the kind of person
who makes new year’s
resolutions, but if I was to
make some they would be for
the boating community to:
•Always wear a life jacket.
•Never tow without an
observer (who is at least 10
years old).
•Know the boating rules for
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the water.
•Keep your speed to five
knots or less if you are within
200m of the shore or a
structure, or within 50m of a
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•Always carry at least two
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Wednesday, 11-noon
Using simple materials (straws,
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Matuku Takotako: Sumner
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Wednesday, 10am-noon, and
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Got along to Lyttelton Library
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Bring your knitting, crochet or
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Take a look the library’s range
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Lyttelton Library on Wednesday,
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Centre on Friday
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Have fun in a friendly atmosphere,
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Redcliffs Bowling Club, James
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Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Enjoy company and creativity
at the weekly art and craft group.
Bring your own project or just
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Mini Music
Thursday, 9.30am
Get your pre-schoolers rocking
and rolling with the mini
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Church hall. Session costs $3 per
child or $5 per family and operates
on a drop in basis.
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track. It’s one of the biggest racedays on the calendar for
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Stoddart Cottage, Waipapa
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JP Clinic
Saturday, 10am-noon
A justice of the peace will be
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Matuku Takotako: Sumner
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Akaroa Music Festival –
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Friday, 7-9.15pm
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Line Dancing for Beginners
From February 5, 6pm, Bromley
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call Mary 389 8809 or 021 216
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Markets:
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Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market:
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treatment and
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027 561 4629
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Restaurants, Tennis, Surf
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Public Transport at door.
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ph 0800 003 181
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544-35011 Email: reception@mandolin.com.au
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www.mandolin.com.au
Cutting with Quality, and
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No job to small. Phone 027
442-2219, Fax 359-6052
a/h 359- 4605
ELECTRICIAN
JMP Electrical.
Experienced & registered..
Expert in all home
electrical repairs &
maintenance.Call
027 4401715
Phone 376 5322 or email
chcheast@laserplumbing.co.nz
COAL & FIREWOOD
Clean Dry Firewood
Marcrocarpa, Bluegum,
Oregon & Old Man Pine
Free delivery for 6cm
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by arrangement
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stAtE HIgHWAy 75, KAItunA
Lynda or Ron Aldersely
Phone 329 6233
Mon - Fri 8am - 12 noon
James
Trades & Services
GARDENER
Need your home or
commercial garden tidied
up or renovated or require
long term assistance.
Phone Ruth 326-6663 or
021 272-0303
PAINTER/PLASTERER
Experienced tradesman,
quality work, free quotes,
ph Simon 027 389-1351 or
03 328-7280
PAINTER AvAILAbLE
RAPID RESPONSE,
quality work guaranteed,
interior/exterior,
roofs, spraypainting,
waterblasting, ph Graeme
for a free quote, 027 318
2614
PAINTER
Plasterer, decorator. Free
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Ph 03 384 4452 or 021
08115299
PLASTERING
INTERIOR
no job too big or too
small, specialise in repair
work & new houses, free
quotes given, over 20 yrs
plastering experience, ph
Peter 027 221-4066 or
384-2574
STONEMASON
bRICK bLOCKLAYER
Earthquake Repairs, Grind
Out & Repoint, River/
Oamaru stone, Schist,
Volcanic Rock, Paving,
all Alterations new & old,
Quality Workmanship,
visit www.featureworks.
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145
WINDOW CLEANING
“Your Windows are the
eyes of your Home”, for
a free no obligation quote,
call Greg Brown, Crystal
Clear Window Cleaning
ph 384-2661 or 027 616-
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for “Born-2-Code”. Ph
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