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MATES: Vajin Armstrong won the 62km race at the Tarawera Ultra Marathon, finishing just 17sec ahead of training partner Chris 

Dunell. Earlier the pair were affected by a mischievous act which cost Armstrong 5min. 

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Mischief-makers and great sportsmanship 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER RUNNING Club’s 

Vajin Armstrong almost had 

his run in the 62km race, at the 

Tarawera Ultra Marathon, end 

in disaster after being duped by 

mischief-makers. 

Armstrong won the race in 

a time of 5hr 36min. However, 

his time should have been much 

faster. With just over 2km left to 

run he had a lead of approximately 

5min. The 37-year-old then 

took a wrong turn in Rotorua 

because arrows and flagging on 

one intersection of the course had 

purposely been shifted. 

“I ended up in an archery 

range. There was actually a competition 

going on and I soon realised 

this didn’t look like where 

the course should be going,” said 

Armstrong. •Turn to page 19 

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council staff tomorrow. 

It comes after a public meeting 

last week, where a group of 30 

Sumner residents met to discuss 

how to resolve long-standing concerns, 

particularly about rubbish 

collection. 

Representatives from the Sumner 

Community Residents’ Association, 

Sumner Adopt-a-Patch 

project, Sumner Business Group 

and Esplanade Gardening Group 

presented at the meeting. 

The residents’ association 

will raise its issues of concern 

tomorrow at a meeting with 

city council staff and Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board member Darrell Latham. 

They include what penalties 

might be levied on contractors 

who fail to empty rubbish bins 

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NOT A bad sports yarn on the front page 

today. 

Vajin Armstrong won the Tarawera Ultra 

Marathon at the weekend but it was full of 

drama and great sportsmanship. 

Armstrong led by 5min with 2km to go when he took a wrong 

turn, courtesy of someone who had mischievously changed 

the course signs. He had to backtrack to the course, where 

he bumped into his good mate and training partner, Chris 

Dunnell, who had been a distant second. 

They ran the last 2km together and in a piece of 

sportsmanship, or commonsense, when they got to the home 

straight he told Armstrong the race was his on the basis he had 

been well ahead when the wrong turn was taken. 

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Van Asch move not ruled out 


THE BOARD of Sumner’s van 

Asch Deaf Education Centre is 

refusing to rule out a relocation 

and subsequent land sale. 

The combined van Asch and 

Kelston Deaf Education Centre 

board of trustees chairwoman 

Rachel Douglas said since 2012, 

the board had been 

considering the 

“long-term future 

location” of the 

van Asch operation. 

Rachel 

Douglas 

However, that 

process was currently 

on hold 

while the board 

“explores its new strategic 

goals,” Ms Douglas told Bay 

Harbour News. 

There are currently 11 students 

in residence at van Asch’s 

Truro St campus in Sumner. 

Parents and caregivers were sent 

a letter on January 22 outlining 

seven goals developed at the end 

of last year. 

They included “an exciting 

new development which is the 

board’s intention to create one 

new organisational structure to 

deliver a more efficient service 

nationwide. Having a national 

structure will allow us to make 

the best use of our buildings and 

properties.” Asked whether the 

relocation of the van Asch centre 

was being considered as part 

of that, Ms Douglas said she did 

not know at this stage. 

“We only have questions, not 

answers, at the moment on that. 

I can’t rule anything in or out 

. . . that’s honestly where we’re 

•Thirty one students attend 

van Asch Deaf Education 

Centre DEC provisions at 

Wharenui School, Hillmorton 

High, Hagley Community 

College and at its Sumner 

campus. 

•It supports 896 students 

throughout the South Island 

and North Island. 

at. I’m not even trying to hide 

anything.” 

“At the moment, we are looking 

at the service delivery and 

then we’ll look at the property to 

go with it. So it’s to be based on 

the children’s needs first.” 

The board was looking at one 

new national structure. “We 

don’t know how that’s going 

•It employs 89 staff. 

•It is one of two centres 

which provide deaf education 

services in New Zealand for 

more than 2000 students. 

•Redcliffs School has operated 

out of the van Asch campus 

since the middle of 2011 but 

is expected to relocate to 

Redcliffs Park late next year. 

to look yet and we don’t want 

to pre-empt that because we’re 

working through that over the 

next 12 months.” 

There had been and would 

continue to be extensive consultation, 

said Ms Douglas. She 

emphasised the board did not 

have a preferred location. “Our 

preference is to focus on the 

needs of the children and work 

from there.” 

Ministry of Education deputy 

secretary sector enablement and 

support Katrina Casey said no 

decisions had been made on the 

van Asch school site. 

“Discussions with the board 

include exploring potential sites 

for the core school services, 

satellite and resource hubs, and 

are ongoing.” 

Van Asch principal Bernie 

Mulcahy-Bouwman would 

not comment on whether a 

relocation was being considered, 

referring Bay Harbour News to 

Ms Douglas. 

Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson 

said it would be premature to 

speculate. 

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Asch? Email your views to 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

SCHOOL ROUTE STOPPED 

Students travelling to Linwood 

College along the Sumner route 

will now have to catch the Purple 

Line after Red Bus discontinued 

its daily school bus service. The 

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that the service had been halted 

due to low patronage. 

NEW BUS SHELTER 

There will be a new shelter 

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Countdown Ferrymead after 

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1008 Ferry Rd does not provide 

any protection from the weather. 

The city council has agreed to 

install one at a cost of $48,000, 

which may come down to $36,000 

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FINISHED: The new catch bench sits between Sumner Rd and the Crater Rim 

Bluffs and is designed to stop falling rocks landing on the road. 

Catch bench work completed 

WORK HAS been 

completed on the catch 

bench that has been built 

to reduce the risk of falling 

rocks bouncing onto 

Sumner Rd. 

The completion of the 

bench excavation is a significant 

milestone it marks 

the end of stage one of the 

multimillion-dollar project 

to get Sumner Rd reopened 

to the public. 

The new catch bench sits 

between Sumner Rd and 

the Crater Rim Bluffs and 

is literally designed to catch 

falling rocks before they 

land on the road. 

“Contractors McConnell 

Dowell and their subcontractors 

have excavated 

about 100,000 cu m of 

rock from the slope above 

Sumner Rd to create the 

catch bench. It stretches 

for a length of about 400m 

and is 15m wide and 18m 

high,’’ said city council 

senior project manager 

Peter Bawden. 

It has taken eight months 

to build the catch bench, 

which is one of a number 

of rockfall protection 

measures created along the 

route. 

“If we get another earthquake, 

the intention is that 

rocks that come tumbling 

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rather than on the road,’’ 

Mr Bawden said. 

Most of the rock excavated 

from the catch bench 

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Gollans Bay Quarry. Over 

the coming months some 

of it will be used in other 

city council projects. 

The next stages involves 

repairing and reinforcing 

the retaining walls below 

Sumner Rd and rebuilding 

the road itself. As well as 

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Sub-contractors are 

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Author searches for jetty stories 



GOVERNORS BAY author Jane 

Robertson wants to uncover 

the stories behind Lyttelton 

Harbour’s lost jetties. 

While writing her 2016 book 

Head of the Harbour: A history 

of Governors Bay, Ōhinetahi, 

Allandale and Teddington, Ms 

Robertson found the section on 

jetties particularly intriguing, 

prompting her to start a blog 

about them. 

She is exploring where they 

were located, how they were 

used and what happened to 

them. 

A blog was a natural choice 

because it meant she could do 

things in small chunks, focusing 

on one jetty at a time. 

“It gives me an organising 

framework. I was also keen to get 

other people involved – giving 

feedback, making comments; 

adding their understanding and 

knowledge to what I was writing.” 

There is only one ‘intact’ 

jetty at the head of Lyttelton 

Harbour, where once there were 

at least seven, said Ms Robertson. 

“Before reasonable road 

transport – or any roads at 

all – the sea was a highway on 

which Maori and early European 

settlers depended. A jetty 

marked the point of transition 

between sea and land. It also 

denoted settlement, a degree of 

permanence.” 

However, as is now evident, 

jetties are “anything but 

permanent,” with Governors 

Bay jetty the only one that 

remains. 

There are remnants of abandoned, 

decaying jetties scattered 

around the harbour. 

“Many more have long been 

swallowed by the sea,” Ms Roberston 

said. 

A lot of the early jetties in 

places like Charteris Bay, Purau, 

Cass Bay and Camp Bay, were 

built privately so residents could 

get produce to market (primarily 

to Lyttelton.) 

“Most of the bays at some 

point got public jetties built by 

the provincial government and 

they were also for transporting 

produce but also for recreation; 

steamers used to ply the harbour 

bringing people up to any of 

the bays to have a picnic. People 

still do that, but basically only 

to Quail Island and Diamond 

Harbour.” 

HISTORY: Jane Robertson wants to uncover stories behind 

Lyttelton Harbour’s lost jetties. The original jetty at Governors 

Bay (above) was dismantled in 1938 after a boy fishing from it 

fell and drowned. 

•Visit Ms Robertson’s blog at https:// 

lytteltonharbourjetties.blogspot.co.nz/ 

Janie Porter 

Headland 

Janie Porter is a New Zealander and lives in Christchurch. She 

trained in England, New Zealand and at the University of Fine 

Arts in Hanoi, Vietnam. 

She is known for her work in portraiture, landscape and birds. 

Working in a variety of different mediums, mostly with a palette 

knife, she builds layers of paint constantly experimenting with 

light, transparency and form. 

Janie has lived nearly her entire life near the sea and has loved 

and observed birds since she was a child. 

Headland 

“Headland is about the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula, 

Horomaka. Walks and wanderings. Thinking about conservation 

and the sheer love and hard work of the locals who protect 

and manage the land and its beautiful birds. 

Our taonga. This exhibition feels like just the 

beginning, there is so much left to say.” 

Janie Porter February 2018 

Wildside Project 

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Canterbury, and BPCT for the protection of a 

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skink, the Banks Peninsula tree weta and Akaroa daisy (both 

found only on the Wildside). The Wildside covers 13,500ha and 

focuses on habitat protection, with 25% of the Wildside held in 

private or public reserve, and predator control, with over 700 

predator traps controlling feral cats, ferrets, stoats, weasels, 

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The Tui Project 

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observations of tui contributed by people all over Banks 

Peninsula and Christchurch since the first release. The vast 

majority of observations in the project are made by a small 

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Trust’s bid to hook 

$500k jetty grant 


A FUNDRAISING campaign to 

repair the earthquake-damaged 

Governors Bay jetty is going full 

steam ahead. 

The Governors Bay Jetty 

Restoration Trust will put in 

an application to the Lotteries 

Commission on Monday 

for $500,000. 

But first it has to 

get 10 more planks 

sponsored. It needs to 

raise a third of the cost 

so the commission can 

be sure the project will 

happen. 

The plank sponsorship 

drive was helped 

recently by trust secretary 

Louisa Eades. Her story 

about the campaign and her own 

involvement was featured in a 

women’s magazine. 

Ms Eades said her friends 

and colleagues were excited. 

“In terms of an increase in 

donations, I wasn’t sure what to 

expect. My guesses ranged from 

fizzer to huge success.” 

In the two weeks since the 

article hit news stands, several 

plank sponsors and other donors 

have come out of the woodwork, 

along with new members including 

some from the North Island. 

“And the New Zealand Women’s 

Weekly has donated $500 to 

sponsor their own plank,” said 

Ms Eades. 

Donors of $500 or more will 

have their name etched on a 

plaque in the new jetty. 

Since fundraising 

started at the end of last 

year, the trust has raised 

or secured $670,802, 

including a contribution 

from the city council. 

Ms Eades had been 

“blown away” by the support 

and encouragement 

Louisa Eades received in that time. 

“The campaign has got 

off to a fantastic start and is really 

picking up momentum, with 

some exciting events planned for 

this year.” 

An exhibition and art auction 

is planned for Saturday, June 2, 

at the Governors Bay Hotel with 

items donated by leading local 

artists. 

Last year the city council 

agreed to temporarily sell ownership 

of the jetty for $1 to the 

trust. The restoration is expected 

to cost up to $3 million, with 

work set to start next year. 



A NEW footpath alongside Moa 

Bone Cave is a step closer, with 

plans being released last week. 

The pathway has been out of 

action since the February 22, 

2011, earthquake rendered it 

unusable. 

Following pressure from 

residents and Redcliffs School 

parents, the city council agreed 

to reinstate the footpath. 

An area at risk of residual 

rockfall was fenced off and 

extensive risk remediation work 

completed. 

Now a plan for a new footpath 

beside the fence is out for public 

feedback, and 

the city council 

expects to 

install it next 

month. 

Redcliffs Residents 

Association 

secretary 

Pat McIntosh 

said it was “delighted” 

at news 

the footpath was to be restored. 

“We are sure local residents 

will be very relieved at having 

access once more along this side 

of the road.” 

Heathcote Ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton said it was 

great to see progress on the issue. 

“I’d like to encourage local 

residents to get involved and let 

the (Linwood-Central-Heathcote) 

community board know 

what they think of the plans.” 

Having the ability to walk 

safely around the corner from 

Balmoral Hill and McCormacks 

Bay to Redcliffs was vital for 

children, she said. 

“Simply scaling and fencing 

of the rockfall areas and asking 

them to cross at the busy Main 

Rd corner in rush hour wasn’t an 

option.” 

Dr McIntosh said the footpath 

would address safety concerns by 

reducing the need to cross Main 

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Progress on pathway plan 

Sara 

Templeton 


ACCESS: A new pathway along Main Rd near Moa Bone Cave 

would address pedestrian safety concerns. 

PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN 

Rd unnecessarily. 

The city council is also proposing 

to relocate a bus stop 

– removed from outside 7 Main 

Rd when the containers were 

installed – to 31 Main Rd, near a 

potential new crossing point. 

The relocation would be contingent 

upon the Redcliffs Park 

land swap being finalised. 

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reinstatement and bus stop 

relocation is open until 

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Teen to ride in US horse competition 

SALLY MCPHERSON loves all 

things equine. 

Now the 17-year-old from 

Akaroa has been named in 

the New Zealand Team for the 

American Quarter Horse Youth 

World Cup in Bryan, Texas. 

But don’t get it confused with 

rodeo. 

Think dressage with a western 

twist, that’s american quarter 

horse, Sally said. 

“It’s not rodeo. “It’s very 

precise and technical. But it’s 

also very colourful and sparkly 

unlike the more demure 

dressage,” she said. 

Sally said there’s a fair bit of 

bling involved in the outfits 

which are quite heavy from all 

the rhinestones. 

“Some jackets and tops can 

cost tens of thousands of dollars. 

Many are specially made for the 

competitor and the horses are 

also bedazzled,” she said. 

Sally and her team will head 

to the United States in June to 

compete for medals in cutting, 

reining, horsemanship, ranch 

riding, trail, western riding, 

hunt seat equitation, hunter 

under saddle and showmanship. 

She will have a horse provided 

by the organisers. 

She’s the only Christchurch 

member of the youth team and 

Sally said it’s the realisation of a 

goal she set herself many years 

ago. 

“I have been working towards 

this for a long time,” she said. 

“My aim is to learn as much 

as I can and be proud of my 

achievements. It’ll be the 

best experience and biggest 

opportunity yet, to meet others 

and compete on the international 

stage.” 

Sally grew up in a family who 

all love horses. Her parents, Ian 

and Lindsey are president and 

secretary of the Christchurch 

Western Riding Association in 

Mandeville. 

Mr McPherson said he and his 

wife have supported Sally every 

step of the way in what’s been 

a huge commitment over the 

years. 

“She puts in a massive amount 

of work, attending national 

competitions in the North Island 

and the New Zealand Youth 

Development Squad camps four 

RANGER: Sally 

and her horse 

Archie in the 

horsemanship 

class at the 

New Year show. 

PHOTO: DP 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

times a year for two years,” he 

said. 

Mr McPherson said he is 

excited and proud to see 

Sally have the opportunity to 

compete in the United States 

competition, representing New 

Zealand alongside 19 other 

countries. 

Sally will leave for Texas on 

June 22. The opening ceremony 

for the event will take place 

at the Brazos County Expo 

Complex on June 29. 

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Consent for 

pathway 

on hold 



THE CONSENT application 

for the next section of the 

Christchurch Coastal Pathway is 

on hold. 

It was lodged in December last 

year but ECan has given the city 

council until Friday to provide 

additional information about the 

potential effects on coastal processes, 

coastal water quality and 

ecology, natural character and 

landscapes. 

They have also asked for further 

information on the potential effects 

of dewatering and potential 

reclamation as a result of the 

proposal. 

ECan will then decide whether 

any parts of the consent application 

will be publically notified. 

The 760m section from Shag 

Rock to the Sumner Surf Life 

Saving Club is jointly funded by 

the city council and the Coastal 

Pathway Group and is expected to 

take 12 months to build. 

The expected start date is April 

this year, however, council manager 

planning and delivery transport 

Lynette Ellis has said the 

start date would be conditional 

on any “additional requirements” 

identified during the consenting 

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Explaining the dangers of rips on 

Tech wizard Adam 

Hutchinson invents travel 

apps but in his spare 

time, he makes short 

documentaries. His most 

recent has been shared 

more than 900 times in 

10 days. It explains the 

dangers of three rips 

that exist in Sumner 

and Scarborough when 

there’s a swell. He 

talks to reporter Sarla 

Donovan. 

What prompted you make 

this documentary about the 

rips in Sumner? 

I occasionally hear the coastguard 

siren go off and recently 

it’s been going off more than 

usual. I don’t understand much 

myself about the rips in Sumner 

and speaking to a couple of 

friends they felt the same. So I 

thought community-wide there 

was maybe a lack of awareness 

and this was a way to provide 

information easily. Documentary 

making is a project that I do 

on the side, a hobby I guess. My 

background is actually in IT. I 

developed an app in 2011 called 

CamperMate, which turned into 

a network of GPS enabled apps 

called GeoZone collecting GPS 

data on tourism flows which I 

sold to Tourism Holdings in 2015 

and now work for the company 

from out here in Sumner. 

You must have been gutted to 

see a 14-year-old was lost in one 

of those rips just last week. 

Absolutely, really terrible 

circumstances. It really took 

the danger up another level. For 

me personally my experience in 

rips has not been life threatening. 

Every person that I know 

who’s been caught in a rip has, 

thankfully, been rescued and 

it was very sad because it really 

escalated the threat in terms of 

how severe the consequences can 

DANGER: 

Sumner 

man Adam 

Hutchinson 

has made a 

documentary 

about the 

three rips in 

Scarborough 

and Sumner 

which he 

posted online 

10 days ago. 

PHOTO: 

MARTIN 

HUNTER 

actually be. It’s not only awful 

for the family but just highlights 

the risk again. It’s super sad all 

round. 

I was surprised watching the 

documentary to hear Sumner/ 

Scarborough could be so dangerous 

– I usually think 

of Piha and places like that on 

the Auckland’s west coast. 

Were you surprised? 

I sort of was in all honesty. I 

knew it was dangerous but again 

it wasn’t on the scale of Piha in 

terms of just how dangerous it 

could be. Put it this way, after 

the terrible incident last week 

it’s really escalated the threat or 

the danger and bought home the 

potential consequences of being 

in a rip. 

Do you think there’s enough 

information provided about the 

rips along Sumner and Scarborough 

beach? 

We could do with better signage 

to help people understand 

the dangers of the rips. We’re 

in a fairly unique position in 

the fact that the rips in Sumner 

don’t change, meaning that the 

information we can provide on 

the signs can be fairly detailed to 

help people understand exactly 

where they are in Sumner, as opposed 

to generic rip information. 

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I live up on Heberden Ave, I 

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and docked at around 11am on 

Sunday morning, remaining 

until midnight while quarantine 

was processed. 

It has since returned to Fiordland. 

Peace Boat is an international 

organisation headquartered in 

Japan which promotes peace, 

human rights, environmental 

awareness and sustainable 

development. 

The peace boats have been 

compared to floating universities 

or youth hostels. 

Since 1983 there have been 

about three journeys a year, offering 

educational opportunities 

to around 1000 passengers on 

board. 

They also provide 

humanitarian aid at their 

various stops and visit local 

organisations. 

The boat is visiting New Zealand 

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Your Local Views 

A BRANCH OF 

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while it may be a little over 

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it is a good excuse to spend 

special time with the one you 

love and cherish. 

For me especially it is 28 

years since I met my wife, 

Chris, on the Grand Canal 

in Venice. I proposed and we 

married that same year at 

Rapaki. 

Over the last few weeks, I 

have taken advantage of the 

hot weather to be out and 

about experiencing some 

of the great SummerTimes 

festival which the city council 

facilitates. 

I have particularly enjoyed 

the Lyttelton Summerfest 

film evenings and am looking 

forward to walking the 

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my family and I hope to see 

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If you have yourself, or 

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local fresh produce, 

exercise facilities, and 

some beautiful gardens 

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To add to that there 

are four sites identified 

for a new skate park 

in the Ferrymead and 

Sumner area and the 

city council is asking 

for your feedback. 

Also there are two 

developments that will 

add to new Lyttelton 

landmarks, one being 

Collett’s Corner, which 

is progressing thanks 

to Ohu Development 

which is working with 

the community to 

create a building that 

will be collectively 

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community. And the Lyttelton 

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the concept design. 

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BAY HARBOUR 

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Hungerford, Henderson 

take out Billabong titles 

• By Gordon Findlater 

TAYLORS MISTAKE surfers 

Estella Hungerford and Ava 

Henderson both won titles in 

the Billabong Grom Series in 

Whangamata at the weekend. 

Hungerford, 15, claimed her 

first national event victory in the 

under-16 girls division. 

After making it to a finals 

berth at the 

national championships 

in 

January, Hungerford 

found 

herself at the 

top of a strong 

field of female 

Ava 

Henderson 

surfers in her 

division. 

However, an 

impressive score of 10.8 in the 

final secured her the title. She 

defeated the North Island contingent 

of Ariana Shewry (7.8), 

Brie Bennett (7.2) and Georgia 

Wederell (4.1) in the final. 

Henderson, 12, continued 

her good run of form this year 

claiming the under-14 girls division 

against Piha’s Liv Haysom 

(7.4). Round one winner Natasha 

Gouldsbury (7.3) had to settle for 

third ahead of Australia’s Carol 

Fujino (5) in fourth. 

The second of three events in 

the Billabong Grom Series was 

CHAMPION: Estella Hungerford showed her class to win her 

first national event in Whangamata. 

PHOTO: CORMAC SEYMOUR 

held in messy 1-1.5m waves, 

with the Coromandel coastline 

blanketed by low cloud and rain. 

Conditions were far from ideal 

but New Zealand’s top junior 

surfers battled it out across eight 

divisions to secure titles. 

The series is split into four 

divisions ranging from under-14 

to under 20 in two-year 

increments. The final event of 

the series will take place at Piha 

beach, Auckland, from February 

24-25. 

•From page 1 

He then backtracked to the 

misguiding intersection and 

arrived at the same time as 

eventual runner-up Chris Dunell 

from St Martins. 

“He was about to head the 

wrong way so I stopped him 

and we changed the marking,” 

Armstrong said. 

You could say, somewhat 

luckily for Armstrong, the 

man that had now caught him 

was a good friend and also his 

regular training partner. The 

pair completed the last 2km 

together before sportsmanship 

dictated the 17sec winning 

margin. 

“Chris being the honourable 

fellow he is told me I was well 

ahead,” Armstrong said. 

“He certainly didn’t kick as 

hard as he could have and let 

me run away down the home 

straight.” 

Luckily Armstrong was the 

only runner affected by the act 

of tomfoolery. Although it added 

at least a handful of minutes to 

his winning time, he’s remained 

upbeat about the interesting 

finish to the race. 

“It’s an awesome group of 

people who do these sorts of 

SPORTS 

Mischief-makers and 

great sportsmanship 

events and there’s a real sense of 

camaraderie, so that overcomes 

anything like this.” 

This was Armstrong’s seventh 

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marathon. However, it was 

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threw a spanner into the works 

for competitors. Persistent rain 

in the two days leading up to the 

event and on race day meant that 

runners had to be conscious of 

footing throughout muddy areas 

on the trail run. 

It was also a busy weekend for 

other Sumner Running Club 

members competing in two 

major South Island events. 

In the Coast to Coast 

mountain run on Friday, Nathan 

Jones came third overall in 3hr 

34min. 

At the Buller Marathon Lisa 

Brignull finished second in 

the women’s field in a time of 

3hr 12min. Meanwhile, Danny 

Carmine, who was running in 

just his second full marathon, 

finished seventh overall in 

57min. 

A Star Media Event 

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Entry $25 (children 10 and under free) 

Available online now from city2surf.co.nz or at these outlets from 1st February




RoboClub 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

This is a six-week course starting 

today. With MBots, you will 

learn the basics of how robots 

work and how to programme 

one to use sensors to complete 

a set of challenges. Places are 

limited so bookings are essential. 

Suitable for ages eight to 12. Cost 

$20 for the course. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre 

Physical Theatre and Drama 

Classes 

Wednesday, 4-4.50pm 

Children’s drama and 

physical theatre classes run 

during term time starting 

today. Facilitator Kerri 

Fitzgerald is an experienced 

drama and dance teacher who 

focuses on engaging students 

to learn through drama using a 

diversity of techniques. Suitable 

for ages eight to 12. Cost $85 

for the term. Email Kerri 

on krfitzgerald@xtra.co.nz or 

phone 384 9415 after 5 pm. 

Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Go along to Lyttelton Library 

for this friendly craft session. 

Bring your knitting, crochet or 

oFten quoted as 

“the best thai in ChRistChuRCh” 

Amazing authentic Thai food will also turn you into a 

Green Chilli Thai restaurant advocate. 

big oFFeR Wednesday sPeCial! 

3-course banquet deal! only $22pp 

Home Delivery, Takeaway available, BYO, 

Vegetarian Friendly 

GREEN CHILLI THAI 

RestauRant 

1/596 Ferry Road 

Woolston, Christchurch 

greenchilli@windowslive.com 

Phone: 03 384 9993 or 03 381 2855 

Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

other portable craft project and 

enjoy time with other crafters. 

Take a look the library’s range 

of books to get ideas for your 

next project. Free, No bookings 

required. Beginners welcome. 

Lyttelton Library on Wednesday, 


Centre on Friday 

Lyttelton Summerfest Outdoor 

Movie 

Friday from 6.30pm 

The third offering in 

the outdoor movie series 

is Christchurch-made 

documentary Pecking Order. 

Many challenges are faced by a 

group of zealous Kiwi chicken 

breeders hell bent on victory. 

Music and entertainment from 

6.30pm with Siouxsie Solar’s 

Imagination Academy and 

Devilish Mary & the Holy 

Rollers. Platters for sale made by 

Lyttelton Primary School. Movie 

starts at 8.45pm. $10 entry. 

Lyttelton Rose Garden 

Printmaking at Godley Head 

Saturday, 10am 

Join printmaker Bridget 

Allen in her pop-up printmaking 

studio at Godley Head. Create 

your own drypoint image while 

learning more about the area and 

its history. $5 

Sergeants Mess, Awaroa Godley 

Heads 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

DeluxeCinemas.co.nz 

Christchurch's Premium Cinema Experience 

Phone Bookings | Free Parking | Cafe/Licensed Bar 

03 389 5360 Online Bookings | Cinema Club | Hot Nuts/ Cheeses 

Loving vincent An Animated Masterpiece 

wed: 12:10pm, 4:20pm, 6:00pm thu: 10:15am, 4:15pm, 6:00pm 

fri, sat: 10:15am, 4:15pm, 5:50pm sun: 10:15am, 12:50pm, 4:15pm 

mon, tue: 10:15am, 4:15pm, 5:50pm 

Lady bird Nominated for 5 Academy Awards 

thu, fri, sat: 12:10pm, 8:25pm sun: 12:10pm, 5:20pm 

mon, tue: 12:10pm, 8:25pm 

three biLLboards outside ebbing, missouri Nominated for 7 Academy Awards 

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sun: 2:50pm, 7:15pm mon, tue: 12:50pm, 7:45pm 

darkest hour Nominated for 6 Academy Awards 

wed: 10:45am thu, fri, sat: 10:25am sun, mon, tue: 10:25am 

the shape of water Nominated for 13 Academy Awards 

wed: 8:30pm thu, fri, sat: 3:25pm sun: 8:25pm mon, tue: 3:25pm 

the post Final Day 

wed: 10:00am 

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Loving vincent M Adult themes Lady bird R13 Drug use, sex scenes & offensive language three biLLboards 

outside ebbing, missouri R16 Violence, rape themes, suicide & offensive language phantom thread M Offensive 

language darkest hour PG Coarse language the shape of water R16 Violence, horror, sex scenes & offensive 

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NEW: SERVING FREE MORNING TEA ENjOy A FREE TEA, COFFEE 

& A FREShly BAkEd BISCuIT WITh EVERy MORNING ShOW 

JP Clinic 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

A justice of the peace will be 

available to witness signatures 

and documents, certify document 

copies, hear oaths, declarations, 

affidavits or affirmations 

as well as sign citizenship, 

sponsorship or rates rebates applications. 

There is no charge for 

this service. 


Centre, 37 Nayland St 

Children’s Interactive Baroque 

Concert 

Sunday, 12.30-1.15pm 

Experience the magical sound 

of Baroque instruments and accompanying 

dance performance 

from Mareike Greb in full 

17th-century costume. Go and 

enjoy a relaxing afternoon in 

a beautiful venue with a lovely 

view, cafe and playground. Open 

to children and adults of all ages, 

but recommended for children 

three to eight years old. Children 

$10, adults $5 

Mt Pleasant Community Centre 

Animals always come first 

Loving and caring environment 

for your fur friends 

All the team at Kimmy’s are 

animal crazy and your pet will 

get lots of cuddles 

Doggie day care 

Cat & dog boarding 

Cat & dog grooming to your 

requirements with gentle 

professional care 

All breeds/sizes 

151 Maces Rd, 

Bromley 

(03) 389 7519 

Jazz Concert 

Sunday, 7.30pm 

German-based saxophonist 

Hayden Chisholm, bassist Paul 

Dyne and Norman Meehan on 

piano play Christchurch this 

weekend as part of their nationwide 

Unwind Tour, promoting 

the trio’s album of original jazz 

music. Their sound has been described 

as ‘pure, unalloyed ballad 

beauty.’ $25/$15 

Orange Studios, 3/1063 Ferry 

Rd 

Mainly Music 

Friday 9.45-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

activity to do with your baby 

or pre-schooler? Do you want 

to get to know other families in 

the Sumner-Redcliffs-Mount 

Pleasant area? Mainly Music is a 

fun, educational half hour music 

and movement session followed 

by morning tea and a social/play 

time. $4 per family casual rate, 

$30 for a 10-session card. For 

more info phone Hazel 384 1965 

or 021 077 1264 

Shop 10/ 60 Queenspark Dr, 

Parklands Shopping Centre 

(03) 383 5323 

Head along to Live at the 

Point with Carmel Courtney. 

Lyttelton-based Courtney 

works in a range of styles 

including electronica, jazz, 

Latin and blues. At Sunday 

afternoon’s soiree, her funk 

band Carmelita and The 

Toots will be exploring the 

funkier electro jazz side 

of life featuring wonky 

interpretations of favourite 

songs and originals. Sunday, 

2.30-4.30pm, Godley House 

grounds, 2 Waipapa Ave, 

Diamond Harbour. Free event. 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. From fresh 

produce to freshly baked bread, 

cheeses and free range eggs. Find 

some healthy food options and 

sip on a coffee while taking a 

wander around any of the markets 

happening in the area at the 

weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

car park. 

Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St.



BAY HARBOUR 

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12 th to 18 th February 2018 

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Beans/Spaghetti 

420g 

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Speight’s Gold Medal Ale/Summit 

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Sparkling 750ml 

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The Natural 

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Pascall Family Bag 

165-260g 

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by locals 

SuperValue Lyttelton: 17 London Street, Lyttelton. Phone 328 7368. Open 7am–9pm, 7 days. 

SuperValue Sumner: 3 Village Mall, Sumner. Phone 326 5688. Open 7am–9pm, 7 days. 

While stocks last at SuperValue Lyttelton and Sumner only. 

We reserve the right to limit quantities. Trade not supplied. For inspiration visit SuperValue.co.nz | 

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REAL ESTATE 

Luxury architect designed sanctuary - ‘As is, where is’ 

21 Koromiko Crescent, Diamond Harbour 

Auction: 22 February 2018, no prior sale 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 2 car-garaging | 4 off-street parks | Listing ID: FM5350 

Brilliantly designed by Andrew Barclay 

with expansive glass to capture the natural 

light and sunshine, this property is unique 

in its panoramic and extensive views of 

Lyttelton Harbour, the Heads and the 

surrounding vista. 

Front row seats to the stunning sunrises 

are just part of the pleasure that can be 

derived from living in this wonderful 

3-bedroom, 2-bathroom property and with 

a nature reserve positioned in front, it can 

never be built out. Upstairs there is a private 

and sheltered deck from the living area and 

the main bedroom...for outdoor BBQ’s or 

just relaxing and soaking up the atmosphere. 

Inside the house, the modern kitchen is 

slightly elevated above the open plan living - 

dining so the chef always has a commanding 

view. The main bedroom upstairs is a 

sanctuary with its own ensuite and walk-in 

wardrobe...with two additional bedrooms 

downstairs opening out onto a private lawn 

and garden. 

There is an extra-large double garage for 

all the vehicles and lifestyle toys you may 

have. Outside, the established gardens are 

full of easy-care trees and scrubs and there is 

flat lawn to enjoy in the privacy of the front 

of the property. 

While the luxury passenger liners are 

soon to make a reappearance, the Diamond 

Harbour - Lyttelton ferries are constant 

passer bys (20 times a day) providing quick 

and scenic transport to Lyttelton. 

Enjoy the outdoor lifestyle and amenities 

the area has to offer with the Charteris Bay 

Golf Club a short 5-minutes’ drive away, 

cycling, tennis, yachting, numerous walks, 

Orton Bradley Park, Church Bay, Purau 

Beach...and of course the cafes, restaurants 

and the new Supermarket. 

Auction date: Thursday 22 Feb 12:00 p.m. 

(Grenadier House, 98 Moorhouse Ave) No 

Prior Sale 

Open Home: Saturday 17 Feb 3:00pm - 

4:00pm, Sunday 18 Mar 3:00pm - 4:00pm. 

See you at the Open Homes or to arrange 

a private viewing of this property call Joy 

Butel or Alistair Hazeldine of Harcourts 

Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent 

REAA 2008) on 384 7950 or Joy mob: 

021 353 280 or Alistair mob: 027 572 1555 

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Gardening 

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If you need help 

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Phone Kevin 

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CARPET & Vinyl 

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BAY HARBOUR 


FINAL 

WEEK! 

SALE EXCLUDES MANCHESTER AND ACCESSORIES. SALE ON FROM FEBRUARY 7 TH TO FEBRUARY 23 RD , 2018 

Pair with Rio 

Metal Chairs for 

an alternate look! 

save 

$ 

150 

Crete 5 Piece Dining Set 

Concrete with warm natural wood, bold, rustic 

Accessories not included. 

was $1795 now only 

$ 

1395 

Carson 2 Seater Sofa – Light Grey 

Scandanavian inspired, compact, contemporary 

Also available in Dark Grey, accessories not included. 

was $799 now only 

$ 

649 

Lousie Chair 

Available in Glacier 

and Grey 

Vivian Chair 

Available in Teal and Platinum 

was $599 

now only 

$ 

459 

Eva Chair 

Available in Ice and 

Turquoise 

was $499 

now only 

$ 

379 

was $499 

now only 

$ 

399 

Aubrey Chair 

Available in Pepper and Blue Ink 

was $599 

now only 

$ 

459 

Occasional Chairs 

Padded upholstery, comfortable, retro elegance, versatile 

Geneva Triple Nest 

Colourful, fun, 3 piece set with tapered 

legs, natural finish 

save 

$ 

150 

was $399 

now only 

$ 

279 

Reno Queen Fabric Bed 

Ample storage drawer, plush, curved headboard 

Accessories and mattress sold seperately. 

was $799 

now only 

$ 

649 

Eames Fabric 

Chair – Glacier 

Versatile, dining or 

office, upholstered, 

also available in 

Charcoal 

was $125 

now only 

$ 

95 

save 

$ 

100 

Atlantic 2 Drawer Hall Table 

Coastal, two tones with brushed Acacia and 

white panels, sleek, smooth slide drawers 

Accessories not included. 

was $499 

now only 

$ 

399 

500 DAYS 

NO PAYMENTS 

& NO INTEREST * 

*Minimum purchase $499. 

Finance offer expires 28th February 2018. 

See below for terms & conditions. 

Cnr Blenheim & Curletts Rds, Christchurch Ph: 0800 TARGET (0800 827438) 

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Offers and product prices advertised here expire 23/02/18. 

Sale excludes Manchester and Accessories. 

*No Payments and No Interest for 500 days (“Payment Holiday”) is available on Q Card Flexi Payment Plans for in-store purchases only until offer ends 28th February 2018. Minimum spend $499. 

Annual Account Fee of $50 applies. New Q Cardholder fees - $55 Establishment and ($3 PPSR - Q Card only. Existing Q Cardholder fee - $35 Advance. Q Card Standard Interest Rate, currently 

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