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• By Julia Evans
COMMUNITY consultation is
about to start on the $21 million
Linwood Woolston Pool.
At its meeting yesterday, the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board tabled a
document which will go out to the
community in the next four to six
weeks to gather feedback on the
pool’s location and features of the
facility.
In a report, city council staff
said the consultation would “support
a fully informed decision on
the selection of a site and gather
additional feedback on community
requirements/expectations of
the facility.”
Feedback will then be taken
into consideration during the
development of the pool’s concept
plan, which is expected to be
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Tuesday February 27 2018
from the editor’s desk
FINALLY, WE have some action on the
long-running saga of a pool in Linwood/
Woolston.
Community consultation is about to
begin on the $21 million project. In the
next four to six weeks the public will be able to have their say on
where it should be and what features they would like.
This step has been a very long time coming but there is light,
albeit still distant, at the end of the tunnel.
The area needs a pool and somewhere along Linwood Ave is
probably a good spot.
On the facilities front, great news for Parklands and
Queenspark – stage 1 of the Pukeko Centre has opened.
Lots of hard work has gone in by the community.
- Barry Clarke
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The high tide and large waves
on Wednesday caused one of the
scaffolding’s gantries to fall into
the sea.
Divers and a boat, along
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cables, were used last week to
recover the metal framework.
City council contractors were
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boards and wind down
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“There is likely to be debris
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potential hazard to surfers,” city
council staff said.
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the year to repair columns
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the February 22, 2011,
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Parklands sports centre opens pavilion
• By Sophie Cornish
STAGE ONE of a multi-use
sports and recreation facility in
Parklands was officially opened
on Saturday by Mayor Lianne
Dalziel.
The first stage of the Pukeko
Centre consists of a clubrooms
and pavilion, which is located
on the grounds of the Parklands
Bowling Club.
The pavilion project cost more
than $1 million and includes a
bar, lounge area, separate office,
meeting rooms and a commercial
kitchen.
There is also seating for up to
200 people and a viewing deck
looking out on to the bowling
green.
The centre is a joint venture
between the bowling club and
Parklands Rugby Football Club,
which will also use the facility’s
clubrooms.
The bowling club’s facilities
were damaged beyond repair
in the February 22, 2011, earthquake
and the rugby club has
been without a clubrooms for
three years.
Two buildings, a school hall
and a ‘modern learning studio’
were relocated to the site from
the former Freeville School.
Centre spokeswoman Jane
Mahoney said it was “a stroke of
genius” to approach the Ministry
of Education to relocate the
buildings, which were earmarked
for demolition.
The ministry then gifted the
buildings to the two clubs.
Mrs Mahoney said parents of
former Freeville School pupils
were “thrilled” the buildings
were not demolished. A big
fundraising effort from the community
led to the development of
PAVILION: Sophie Stewart,
Lara Sherry, Pukeko Centre
project committee chairman
Maurice Lawlor, Mayor
Lianne Dalziel, and Parklands
Bowling Club vice-president
Wayne Eden celebrate the
completion of stage one.
PHOTO: RONDI TEISEN
the school hall.
The next stages of the project
include turning the school hall
into a multi-use sports hall,
building an outdoor all-weather
sports court, landscaping and car
parking.
Grants from the New Zealand
Community Trust, Rata Foundation
and Southern Trust are
being used to fund the development.
Local businesses and trades
people have also offered their
time and money.
Mrs Mahoney said there had
been “thousands” of volunteer
hours put in already.
The opening was attended by
150 guests, including Christchurch
East MP Poto Williams,
community representatives,
sponsors and members from the
two sport clubs.
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PEGASUS POST Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
Tuesday February 27 2018 5
Feedback sought
on $21m Linwood
Woolston pool
•From page 1
The city council has allocated
about $21.6 million in its Long
Term Plan for the facility and
outlined its preferred location as
the nursery site at Linwood Park,
near the corner of Linwood Ave
and Smith St.
“This location meets all
our criteria, which makes it a
standout option for the community.
Currently this section of
Linwood Park is an old nursery
that is no longer used and has
good quality land that is already
owned by the city council,” the
report said.
Other benefits of the Linwood
Park site include proximity to
Eastgate Shopping Centre and
the Linwood Library. There is
also a major cycleway next to the
site and room for the facility to
grow.
Further possible locations
identified include Woolston
Park, 180 Smith St, the Linwood
Service Centre, an alternative
location on Linwood Park and
Bromley Park.
Construction of the pool is not
expected to start until the end of
next year and be completed in
2021.
“Once this round of engagement
has closed . . . a recommendation
on where it should
be built will be made to the
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board. At this stage,
we expect that they will decide
on a site mid-2018,” the consultation
document said.
There will be a second round of
consultation regarding the facility’s
concept design.
“We expect this will kick off
early in the second half of 2018.”
The former Woolston Outdoor
Pool, which was next to the old
Woolston School, was removed
in 2006.
The community has been campaigning
for a new one for years.
•HAVE YOUR SAY: What
do you want to see in the
development of the new
Linwood Woolston Pool?
What’s your preferred
location? Email your views to
julia.evans@starmedia.kiwi
•Your Local Views, p6
NATIVE FISH, including eels
and whitebait, are being rescued
from the Linwood Canal to
ensure their survival while a new
cycleway is built.
Work on the second stage of
the Rapanui-Shag Rock Cycleway
along Linwood Ave between Linwood
Park and Dyers Rd started
in early January.
A cofferdam – an enclosure
built in the water to create
a dry work environment for
construction – is being built in
the Linwood Canal to widen the
shoulder of Linwood Ave.
Water will be drained from
the cofferdam leaving resident
fish – likely including eels,
inanga (whitebait) and common
bullies – marooned if they’re not
removed first.
WPS Opus Ecologist Annabelle
Coates, who is carrying
out the rescue mission for the
city council, is unsure how many
fish she will find: “We’re not
expecting huge numbers because
traditionally the Linwood Canal
hasn’t been that diverse, however,
we could be surprised by the
numbers and species as that has
been known to happen at other
locations.”
She is hopeful there could be
some endangered long-finned
eels living in the canal.
Ms Coates will use fyke nets
to catch as many fish in the
cofferdam as possible before collecting
the rest using an electric
fishing machine that attracts
and then stuns the fish. She’ll
remove them from the water in a
net before releasing them in the
main part of the canal. The process
does not harm the fish and
is deliberately being carried out
outside of spawning season.
The ecologist will also be on
hand when water is drained from
the cofferdam in case there are
any fish left behind. “The council
has an obligation to protect
native fish and to maintain fish
passage so this has to be done
and it’s an easy thing to do to
save them,” she says.
Council city services project
Local
News
Now
New homes for canal fish
Fire rages, homes at risk
FISHY:
Ecologists
Annabelle
Coates
and Eloise
Taylforth
relocate
eels
from the
Linwood
Canal. ​
manager Adrian Thein said fish
conservation is a condition of resource
consent and an important
part of minimising the impact
of cycleway work on the local
environment and ecology.
“Native fish and their spawning
habitats are legally protected
so we have to take care not to
harm them when doing essential
work around waterways. We’re
always happy to do our bit to
make sure the local flora and
fauna is preserved.”
Last year about 26 shortfin eels
were removed from a Woolston
drain using a similar electric
fishing method to make way for
the development of the Te Oranga
Waikura Urban Forest and
Stormwater Basin in Linwood.
2 down, 4 to go!
We’re working in three key central
city intersections over six weekends,
8pm Fri to 6am Mon, until 26 March.
We’ve finished work in the Montreal/
Tuam intersection. There are four more
weekends of work in two intersections
to go.
These intersections need replacing.
We’re digging them out and rebuilding
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Road layers need ‘curing’, or drying time.
If you don’t see us on site, don’t worry –
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The intersections will remain rougher
than usual until April or May, when the
final surface will be applied.
Project delivered by:
• Avoid unnecessary travel through the
city. Go around using the four avenues.
• When we’re working on Durham
Street, use Barbadoes and Madras
Streets to get in and out of the city.
• Expect delays. Allow extra time and
plan your travel using tfc.govt.nz.
• Buses will run as usual. Expect
short delays.
• Bike or walk if you can.
INTERSECTION 2 — Durham St
2 — 5 March
Durham Street between Lichfield Street and
Tuam Street is closed. Tuam Street is one lane.
Use Barbadoes and Madras Streets to get in and out of the city.
INTERSECTION 3 — St Asaph St
9 — 12 March
St Asaph Street between Antigua Street and
Hagley Avenue is closed. Antigua Street is
one lane.
Use Moorhouse to travel west.
16 — 19 March
Durham Street between Tuam Street and St
Asaph Street is closed. Tuam Street is one lane.
23 — 26 March
St Asaph Street between Montreal Street and
Antigua Street is closed. Antigua Street is
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Your Local Views
Reporting issues made easier by phone app
Dallington
resident Patrick
Boland writes
about the city
council’s Snap
Send and Solve
phone app and
whether it has
been an effective tool in
getting problems solved
within the community
ONE THING I love about our
local community is how people
aren’t afraid to call it how it is
and to take some action to solve
problems.
In spite of not always feeling
the love in terms of service, it’s in
our nature to give things a go and
get things done.
One of the best tools I have
found lately is the Snap Send
Solve app. It allows you to take
CLICK: Dallington resident Patrick Boland uses the Snap Send
and Solve app to report issues in his community to the city
council and ECan.
pictures with your phone and
report problems (like pollution,
etc) to both the city council and
Environment Canterbury.
You can log something and
straight away it goes into these
organisations’ tracking systems
and usually the results are
good.
It can be used to report issues
with graffiti, rubbish, parks,
roads, waterways and so on.
I love it because I have a phobia
of using telephones and I can
log problems and know they got
to the right place and are being
tracked.
I have found it particularly
useful with getting rid of graffiti
and rubbish dumped in our
corner of the red zone.
Snap Send Solve was also
effective in getting a faded
pedestrian crossing painted so
that motorists could see it and
stop.
This was done within a week of
the request.
Where hasn’t it been so
effective for me?
I reported a problem with
traffic light phasing, where there
are often 12 cars queued during
peak hours and the lights were
letting two to three cars out per
phase.
In spite of backing up my
report with pictures and
timings, I was told there was
no problem and no changes
would be made.
It often depends on who
receives your report.
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amount of sediment dumped into
a waterway and ECan only got
the report two days later.
So maybe sometimes you still
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Readers respond to an
article about trees in South
New Brighton Domain
which could fall at anytime,
according to Coastal-
Burwood Community Board
deputy chairman Tim Sintes
Maria Mann – Those trees
have been unsafe for weeks. My
dad, my son and myself walk in
the domain. They should have
been removed a while ago.
Andrew Gold – Lock everyone
inside, it’s too unsafe outside.
Just leave it alone.
Tess Lenihan – Not happening.
Too much money has
been spent already. They’ve
increased rates for that church
and are pondering fuel tax for
road repairs. I’d hate to see where
they get money from for general
maintenance.
Peter Cooper – That’s just
the top roots . . . how far down do
they actually go?
Andrew McDrury – Yes,
well that one is clearly toast.
It’s hard to imagine why you
wouldn’t assess the rest.
HANGING ON: Tim Sintes (inset) says damaged trees in the
South New Brighton Domain are a health and safety concern.
Jo Garrick – Simple answer,
yes. The question should not have
even been asked, safety first.
Mark McLaren – They will
have to put the rates up to be able
to get to this.
John Le Riche – Sadly, yes,
they should go, it’s an accident
waiting too happen.
Vanessa Penney – It’s not
rocket science, if they are dangerous
they go.
Keep QE II in the East
spokeswoman Jo Zervos
responds to Coastal-
Burwood Community Board
member Linda Stewart’s
soapbox about the need
for a 50m pool at the new
recreation and sport centre
The Keep QE II in the East
group are supportive of Linda
Stewart’s proposal for extra pool
space at the new QE II facility.
There is so much excitement in
our community for the impending
opening of the new facility in
June. However, we are concerned
not everyone in our community
will get a fair opportunity to
use it. There are so many clubs,
groups and individuals wanting
to use the new facility, along with
the thousands of school children
from the area.
Lane swimmers, aqua-joggers,
swim clubs, water polo players
and leisure swimmers will have
to fit in around city council-run
programmes and classes.
We have always opposed the
QE II replacement complex being
built in the city. QE II has always
been the perfect site, with links
to other recreational sites (river,
beaches, forest, red zone, wetlands)
and it is the perfect area to
host triathlons, which would use
a 50m pool.
The original QE II facility was
built with a huge amount of local
community input. The insurance
money from QE II should have
been fully reinvested in a replacement
facility in the east.
Christchurch is in dire need
of a 50m competition pool, and
with the proposed metro centre
in doubt, surely an alternative site
should be considered.
By the time Christchurch gets
a replacement competition pool,
a full decade of swimmers have
missed out.
We propose that one of the
quickest and economical options
for the city is to add on to the
new QE II facility.
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Tuesday February 27 2018 7
News
• By Sophie Cornish
MORE THAN 350 young
athletes swam and ran for medals
in the southern region junior
Reader Shirley Forbes
responds to Linda
Stewart’s soapbox about
the need for a 50m pool at
the new QE II facility
As co-ordinator of the QE II
early birds and over 50s club
with Willie Pitama and Nellie
Evans, our group sincerely
wishes to support
Linda Stewart to
get a 50m pool
added to the city
council’s 10-year
plan.
Our group has
been operating
social events
for more than
30 years and
still meets at
least once a
month since
the earthquakes
to keep our
members in touch.
They are spread all over the
city and country now.
So many competitive
swimmers, water polo players,
surf lifesavers, in fact all water
sports have suffered so much
and need reassurance that a
replacement 50m pool is in the
Linda Stewart
surf lifesaving championships on
February 17 and 18.
Athletes from eight clubs across
Otago and Canterbury competed
in the annual event which was
pipeline to keep their aspirations
alive and heading towards their
goals.
My son Grant broke the
Christchurch secondary schools
record when he qualified for
the Commonwealth Games in
Brisbane in 1982.
Isn’t it ridiculous that no one
gets the chance to break that
record for more
than 36 years,
simply because we
have no competition
pool for our young
athletes to swim in?
The athletic
track also has
taken so long that
a lot of families
have to go to the
added expense of
relocating their
athletes or families.
We all hope
the Christchurch
community will get behind this
recommendation as it is vital for
our different sports to continue
at a high level in Canterbury.
Now would be the best time
to build before building prices
escalate higher and higher.
Luckily, we have plenty of
land at QE II for this important
project.
held at New Brighton beach.
The events included sprints,
beach flags, board races, board
rescues, relays and swimming
races.
The athletes ranged in ages
from seven to 14.
North Beach Surf Life
Saving Club secretary Emma
Derrick said the day was a
success for the North Beach
athletes, especially considering
many of them are new to the
sport this season.
“It was a really enjoyable day, a
lot of the children got to gain
new experience and
competition.”
Mrs Derrick said a large
amount of the club’s athletes
made the finals and took home
medals.
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AVEBURY HOUSE Community
Trust will receive $11,500 to go
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re-establish the role the historic
building plays in the community.
The Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board approved
the grant last week which will
come out of its strengthening
communities fund.
Located in Richmond, the
trust’s aim is to renew itself as a
community development organisation
and social enterprise.
The house is now part of the
residential red zone. The trust offers
free or low cost activities for
people to socialise at the house.
The funding will cover wages
for a new employee, an upgrade
to the kitchen, an ICT upgrade
and other expenses.
The new employee will have
a community development role
and will be tasked with finding
out what local people need.
The trust will also carry out
surveys using social media and
phone campaigns in an attempt
to get a further understanding
of how it can benefit the community.
By establishing itself as a social
enterprise, the house can be used
as a venue for weddings, meetings
and small conferences.
Upgrading the kitchen will also
allow it to be hired out for activities
such as cooking classes.
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heritage building Avebury
House, where the community
trust operates from.
Whitebait initiative gets pupils to take care of waterways
A MINISTRY of Business
Innovation and Employment
grant will allow pupils from
South New Brighton, Waitākiri
and Rawhiti schools to learn
about the life cycle of whitebait
(inanga) in red zone waterways.
Investigate: Īnanga is a new
educational initiative designed to
meet New Zealand curriculum
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standards. It will be delivered in
collaboration with teachers and
scientists in class and in the field.
Haeata Community Campus
students will also take part in the
initiative.
Said Anzac Drive Reservebased
Mahinga Kai Exemplar
project manager Kathryn Bates:
“Recent post-quake studies have
found parts of the edge of Kate
Sheppard Lake are very productive
inanga spawning areas,
which provides an opportunity
for young pupils to learn about
a significant aspect of the world
around them.
“Not only do they get to
understand the life cycle of an
important native species, they
also learn about the kind of
habitat that they live in and why
it is important we look after our
rivers and wetlands,” she said.
The initiative is a collaboration
between Avon-Otakaro Network,
Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu,
EOS Ecology Ltd and Whitebait
Connection.
Regenerate Christchurch chief
executive Ivan Iafeta is supportive.
“This programme aligns
closely with the vision for the
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Children reflect on quake with river of flowers
A ‘RIVER of flowers’ was
created by Queenspark School
pupils and families to mark
the seventh anniversary of the
Canterbury earthquakes.
Pupils wrote reflective
messages along with laying of
flowers.
“It is an opportunity to come
together as a school community
and reflect how far we have
come since the earthquakes,”
said Queenspark School spokeswoman
Rebecca Taylor.
“It creates a place to remember
the 185 people who lost their
lives and also thinking about the
first responders, the emergency
services and the people of Canterbury
who helped others in
need,” she said.
FLOWERS: Elouise, 6, with
her contribution to the ‘river
of flowers’.
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SMILE:
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holds a flower
she will
add to the
many which
formed part
of the ‘river of
flowers’.
LIVE MUSIC: The Natural Magic Pirate Ukulele Band performing at the Parklands @ Play
event.
MORE THAN 1000 people
attended the third annual
Parklands at Play event, held
on February 18 at Parklands
Reserve.
The free, all ages event aims
to showcase what is available
within the wider Parklands
community.
“Families enjoyed the pedalmania
wacky bikes, the archery
target game and a favourite
with pre-schoolers was the
farmyard petting zoo,” said
Wayne Eden from the Parklands
Bowling Club.
The event is organised by a
joint planning group with representatives
from local groups
and clubs and funded by the
Coastal-Burwood Community
Board, the Weaver Foundation
Inc and Christchurch Methodist
Mission.
FUN: Lulu and James in tandem on
a ‘wacky bike.’ Right – Children up
close with animals.
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Burwood archers eye up titles
Mother and
daughter make
NZ teams
• By Andrew King
BURWOOD archers Maria
Tucker and her daughter Lauren
have both been named in New
Zealand teams to compete
overseas.
Lauren, along with Canterbury
University’s Julia Harrison,​
have made the Archery New
Zealand transtasman team.
They will join the 24-strong
team to compete against
an Australian side ​in
Morwell, Victoria, from April
19-23.
Lauren, a year 12 student at
Christchurch Girls’ High, will
compete in the cadet women’s
compound section, while Harrison
will take part in the junior
women’s recurve.
Lauren’s mother has made the
Archery New Zealand team to
compete at the World Cup in
Shanghai, China, from April
23-29. She will take part in the
senior women’s recurve.
All three are members of
the Grey Goose Wing Archery
Society on Ferry Rd. Tucker,
54, is coached by her husband
Colin, who also coaches
daughter Lauren and is the
• By Andrew King
NEW BRIGHTON is on the
hunt for front rowers to join their
ranks and help push for another
title this year.
After beating Sumner 19-16
in the division one plate final in
July, the team wants to keep its
winning ways.
Division one coach Scott
Pawson said their No 1 prop
Carisbrook To’omalatai’s visa has
expired so he has headed back to
Samoa and Connor Pokoati has
gone to Europe to work. Hooker
Feleti Katitu’u has signed with
the Western Force in the new Indo-Pacific
Rugby Championship
which billionaire mining magnate
Andrew Forrest is trying to
set up after the Perth-based club
SHARP-SHOOTERS: Burwood’s Maria and Lauren Tucker and Canterbury University student
Julia Harrison have been selected in two New Zealand archery teams to compete overseas.
society’s president.
It is the first time Tucker has
qualified for the World Cup. She
made the cut at a tournament in
Rotorua earlier this month.
WANTED: Former New
Brighton captain Mitch Alcock
with the Hawkins Trophy
after their victory in 2013. The
division one side is trying to
recruit front rowers to have a
crack at the title this year.
“It is pretty awesome. Always
wanted to do it, I’m really quite
stoked about it,” she said.
She has also qualified for the
Oceania championships in New
Caledonia from July 9-13.
North Canterbury’s Rebecca
Jones and Ellesmere’s Ryley
Griffiths have also been named
in the transtasman team.
was dropped from Super Rugby.
“Oli Jager is also in the Crusaders
environment as well, so we have
a couple left but we need more as
it is quite a specialised position,”
Pawson said.
Rugby development officer
Roddy Butt said it is quite easy to
find loose forwards and backs but
the front row is a bit of a struggle.
“We have a couple at the moment
but we want to boost our
stocks across all the grades . . .
they [props] seem to be the hardest
to find,” he said.
New Brighton is not looking
for the next Joe Moody, although
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CANTY CYCLING TEAM
Shirley Boys’ High’s Ezra
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in the under-17 boys Canterbury
Track Cycling team, while
Avonside Girls’ Amelia Sykes has
made the under-15 girls team.
Both will compete at the New
Zealand age group track cycling
championships in Invercargill
from March 8-11.
MCCULLUMS WIN IN POOL
Members of the Aqua Gym Swim
Club in Linwood, Luke and
Thomas McCallum, won medals
at the New Zealand junior festival
in Dunedin. Luke won the boys
under-10 50m, 100m and 200m
breaststroke and Thomas took
out the boys under-12 200m
breaststroke.
TRIATHLON PODIUM
Shirley Boys’ High’s Jaxon Taylor
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Wanaka secondary schools
triathlon. Jaxon, finished the senior
boys section in 44min 30sec, 21sec
behind winner Saxon Morgan
(44min 9sec), of St Andrew’s
College, and second-placed Gregor
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that would be nice, Butt said.
“Someone that can hold up a
corner will do,” he said. The club
has put the call out in a Facebook
post: “Championship titles and
good props go hand-in-hand and
we are after both.”
They have a few hookers in the
grades, but more would be handy,
Butt said.
New Brighton is also entering
under-16 and under-19 teams.
The latter will join a new competition
started by the Canterbury
Rugby Football Union to give
school leavers an extra option
rather than just colts rugby.
•If you are keen to join the
New Brighton club or know
someone who is, give Roddy
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Table Tennis Club
Tuesdays 7.30pm
The St Albans/Shirley Table
Tennis club are looking for new
members to join their friendly
club. All levels are welcome.
There are some spare bats
available. Games can be social or
competitive. Phone evenings only
with any inquiries Ian 021 586
802 or Shirley 027 343 3981
St Albans/Shirley Club, 269 Hills
Rd or entrance at end of Crosby St
Have-A-Go at Indoor Bowls
Every Tuesday, 11am-1.30pm
Indoor bowls for the senior
community. No experience
necessary and all abilities
welcome. Go along to try it out.
Please wear soft shoes. Cost per
person is $2. First session free.
Phone Tania Smith at ACTIS on
963 7070, or 027 540 5442 with
any inquiries.
Aranui/Wainoni Community
Centre
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
program running during
term time. Students can join
the club and become involved
in different activities based
on local and current events in
a fun learning environment.
Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Friday
Homework help is available
during this time. Free to attend
and no bookings required.
Aranui library, 109 Aldershot St
Ascot be fit exercise classes for
ages 50+
Wednesday 1-2pm, Thursdays
9.30am
Times may change to just
Thursdays at a later time. Cost
is $4 and cup tea to follow. All
enquires are welcome to phone
either Margaret 383 2665 or
Margaret at 383 2337.
Ascot Community Centre, 12
Ascot Ave
Game Zone
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm
An hour of fun playing
favourite games like mine-craft,
charades, Connect Four and
Pictionary. Learn and develop
strategies in new games such as
Dutch blitz, heads up, hand and
foot, and group games. Join in
for X-box and PS4 tournaments.
Take your friends or meet some
new ones; all children aged eight
to 12 welcome. No booking or
payment required.
Linwood Library, 1st floor
Eastgate Shopping Centre
CV drop-in
Thursday, 10-1130am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who are needing
help with their resume. We
can offer guidance on creating,
updating, and editing your CV.
New Brighton library, 213
Marine Pde
Boys Brigade in Shirley
Thursday, 6.30-8pm
The boys enjoy a wide range
of action, fun, games, life skills,
leadership and competition – all
the stuff they are really into, and
really need to become true kiwi
icons and responsible leaders.
The creative weekly programme
is both skills and values based.
For more information, phone
Chris on 385 6446.
88 Petrie St, Richmond
Ascot Scrabble Group
Friday, 12.45pm
Challenge your word
knowledge with other likeminded
folk. Join in with this
friendly group suitable for
beginners or experienced
players. Cost $3, includes
afternoon tea.
Ascot Community Centre, Ascot
Ave, North New Brighton
Seaside Toy Library
Saturday, 9.30-11.30am
Catering for children six
months to seven years with toys,
games and sports equipment. Toy
hire $2 per fortnight. Visit the
Facebook page.
St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine
Ave, South New Brighton
Barrier Free Computing
Saturday, 10-12pm
This service is provided by
Computer for Special Needs Trust
is an organisation that offers
assistance with using computers
The 20th annual event
to farewell to the
godwits will take place
on Friday between
5-7.30pm. Go and bid
farewell to these unique
birds as they begin their
journey to their Alaskan
breeding grounds,
barbecue, displays,
music, spot prizes and
guided tours to view
the birds up close. Take
a warm jacket, walking
shoes and binoculars.
Phone Tanya Jenkins
027 224 5627. Parking
is limited. Southshore
Reserve, south end of
Rockinghorse Rd
for people experiencing disability
in a friendly and supportive
setting. The tutors will be on
hand to help beginners as well as
provide assistance with emailing,
accessing the internet, playing
games, researching a homework
assignment, and literacy or
numeracy development. There
is also the opportunity for
socialising with others with
similar interests. Free of charge,
standard library printing and
copying costs apply.
New Brighton library, 213
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Auction date: Wednesday 21st March,
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Avenue.
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
Building Supplies
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Installed to fit your tired
or old existing shower,
the perfect solution, ph
Lachlan for a free quote
383 1723 or 027 436 7067
Caravans, Motorhomes
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today 027 488-5284.
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Full house micron filter and charcoal filters
with UV sterilisation to eliminate chlorine
taste, any odours and small particles as well
as harmful bugs.
Certified Plumber and Gasfitter servicing
Christchurch and surrounding areas.
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Plumbing LTD
Phone: 021 165 4650
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Trades & Services
ROOF REPAIRS
Locally owned & operated with
over 30 years experience.
• Extensions & repair • Roof coating
• Concrete & clay tiles • Butynol
• Malthoid • Asbestos Certified
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HOUSE
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Are you
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Trades & Services
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building maintenance,
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installations, with free
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Trades & Services
BRICKLAYER
George Lockyer. Over
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experience. UK trained.
Licensed Building
Practitioner number
BP105608. Insurance
work. EQC repairs.
Heritage brickwork and
stonework a speciality. No
job too small. Governors
Bay. Home 329-9344,
Cell 027 684 4046, email
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BUILDER
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CARPET & VINYL
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E mail jflattery@xtra.
co.nz
ph 0800 003 181
or 027 2407416
INTERIOR PLASTER &
PAINT
Your local quality
tradesman. 20yrs exp. No
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021 02470034
PAINTER
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in roofs and fences. Please
call 027 241-7471 or 335-
0265
PAINTINg
DECORATINg
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all interior & exterior
painting & all forms of
interior plastering & jib
fixing, ph Mark 021 171-
1586 or 355-5994
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03 385-4348 or 027 274
3541
PLUMBER
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Phone 352-7402 or 0274-
350-231
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0800 586 5626
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Trades & Services
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all Alterations new & old,
Quality Workmanship,
visit www.featureworks.
co.nz or ph 027 601-3145
T.V. SERVICE
CENTRE
Repairs, tvs, microwaves,
stereos, DVD. Aerial
installations and kitsets,
480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
379 1400
UPHOLSTERER
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suites, Caravan Squabs
etc. recovered. Free
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383-1448
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taping special occasions,
www.grahamsvideo.co.nz
ph 03 338-1655
WINDOW CLEANINg
Average 3 bdrm house
inside or out $40. Both
$70. Phone Trevor 344-
2170
Wanted To Buy
CASH FOR
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We are currently Buying
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our retail shop in Riccarton.
Free Appraisal and Cash
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Call Matt Power
0800 39 24 26
The Stamp Exchange
134a Riccarton Road. Opposite
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Same day service. Selwyn
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TOOLS Garden,
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mechanical, engineering,
sawbenches, lathes, cash
buyer, ph 355-2045
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What’s On
Entertainment
To advertise, contact
Jo Fuller 027 458 8590
jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi
Outstanding Young Musicians
LIXIN Zhang is one of the 3 Finalists in
st
the 51 National Concerto Competition
rd
Final taking place this Saturday 3
March 2018, 7.30pm at Charles Luney
Auditorium.
Lixin is 16 years old and is in his h
year at Burnside High School where he
is in the Specialist Music Programme
playing both piano and violin. He
began piano lessons at the age of 4.
In January this year, Lixin travelled to
Santiago Chile to study with the
renowned Edith Fischer and Jorge Pepi-
Alos. In 2017, Lixin was invited to
perform two solo concerts at festivals
held in Mallorca Spain. During the
same year, he had attended a summer
school program held in Switzerland and
was invited to return the following year
and perform as a guest artist at a
SERVING
HAPPY HOUR
5PM - 7PM DAILY
festival concert.
Lixin has won the 2017 Wallace
National Piano Competition, 2016
Wallace National Junior Piano
Competition, IRMT piano competition,
and the Ruby Hay Pianoforte
Scholarship.
Away from the piano, he enjoys
playing table tennis, chess, and tennis.
e other 2 Finalists are Muse Ye
(Christchurch) and Modi Deng
(Auckland).
Contestants will be accompanied by
the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra,
Conductor Ben Northey.
st
Tickets to the 51 National Concerto
Competition Final are available from
www.ticketek.co.nz /telephone 0800 842
538. Door sales available from 6.30pm.
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OUR CABINET ITEMS
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SATURDAY
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DINE BY THE SEA!
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