Southern View: February 27, 2018

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018 

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• By Sarla Donovan 

A GLIMPSE across a public 

square started a 70-year 

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• By Julia Evans 

COMMUNITY consultation is 

about to start on the $21 million 

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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 started in 

July. 

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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 and 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. 

A nice photo and article on page 1 today. 

Ray and Joan Duncan have been married for 70 years and 

they celebrated that with a lovely morning tea with family and 

friends. 

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Tuesday February 27 2018 3 

News 

Coastal pathway $10m short 


A KEY piece of the Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway is in limbo due 

to a $10 million shortfall. 

Heathcote Ward city 

councillor Sara Templeton 

last week pushed through an 

amendment to the city council’s 

draft Long Term Plan to try 

and prioritise 

what she said 

was a “key piece 

of community 

infrastructure.” 

The 760m 

Sara 

Templeton 

section from 

Shag Rock to the 

Sumner Surf Life 

Saving Club is 

jointly funded by the city council 

and the Coastal Pathway Group. 

It is expected to take 12 months 

to build, with an anticipated 

start date of April. 

However, the final part, 

between Moncks Bay and Shag 

Rock, currently has no funding 

allocated. 

Ms Templeton’s amendment 

means a report with an estimate 

of the costs for the section and 

a timeframe for delivery will be 

included in the draft Long Term 

Plan and the community will be 

able to make submissions on it. 

PATHWAY: A key section of the planned Christchurch Coastal Pathway is in limbo due to a $10 

million shortfall. 

There was a lack of 

understanding about the 

coastal pathway, with some city 

councillors viewing it as purely a 

“recreational nice-to-have,” she 

said. 

“This report, and community 

submissions, will enable the 

project to have the best chance at 

success.” 

Ms Templeton said the 

original footpath on the other 

side of the road was removed 

during rockfall remediation 

work and was not replaced. 

She said the Moncks 

Bay pathway is currently a 

“dangerous informal path” with 

a drop down to the rocks or sea 

below. 

“Footpaths are a core council 

function, but this section is 

currently not funded at all,” she 

said. 

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that lights are installed at the 

Hoon Hay Park basketball 

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lights would be connected to an 

automatic timer set to switch 

off at 9pm every evening. If 

approved by the city council, 

the lights may be put in by 

April or May. 

MANUKA COTTAGE 

The city council has received 

two tender applications for the 

design and construction of 

the new Manuka Cottage on 

Cornelius O’Connor Reserve, 

Addington. The deadline for 

the tenders was February 7. The 

evaluation process to determine 

the successful tenderer is being 

worked through by the city 

council. 

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A Spreydon-Cashmere 

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Local 

News 

Now 

Ray and Joan 


mark 70 years 

of marriage 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

SWELL: The New Brighton Pier scaffolding has been recovered after it was washed away by 

huge waves during Cyclone Gita. 

PHOTO: JOHN STEWART 

Pier scaffolding recovered 

• By Julia Evans 

DIVERS HELPED recover the 

scaffolding which broke loose 

from the New Brighton Pier 

during Cyclone Gita. 

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 with 

an excavator, winches 

and cables, were used last 

week to recover the metal 

framework. 

City council contractors were 

forced to remove scaffolding 

boards and wind down 

operations on the pier during 

Cyclone Gita as a precaution. 

“There is likely to be debris 

near the beach that poses a 

potential hazard to surfers,” city 

council staff said. 

Contractors have been 

working since the start of 

the year to repair columns 

which sustained damage in 

the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake. 

The $9.7 million pier repairs 

are set to be completed next 

month. 

•From page 1 

Joan was just 14 when she first 

spotted Ray walking through 

Cass Square in Hokitika and 

thought to herself “there’s a nice 

looking chap.” 

At 18, they became engaged 

and when Ray bought a section 

in Kaniere Rd in Hokitika two 

years later, he started to build 

them a house. 

In 1948, when they were both 

21, they travelled by train over 

the mountains to Christchurch 

and were married at St Giles 

Presbyterian Church on Papanui 

Rd, with just a bridesmaid and 

best man as witnesses. 

Joan wore an ice-blue dress 

and Ray a brown, double-breasted 

pin stripe suite. 

Over the next three years, their 

children, Shirley and Graeme, 

were born and Ray started work 

as an apprentice joiner with R.W. 

Ross in Hokitika. 

Upon shifting to Christchurch 

in 1957, Ray worked as a maintenance 

carpenter at Sunnyside 

Hospital where Joan was employed 

as a nurse. 

After living in Hoon Hay, 

Avonhead, Cashmere and St 

Martins, they moved to an 

apartment at Cashmere View 

Retirement Village last year 

where they enjoy the village environment, 

river walks, and visits 

from their six grandchildren 

and six great-grandchildren. 

Daughter Shirley Eddington 

said the morning tea was a lovely 

occasion. 

“They all enjoyed it and 

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Rubbish problems ease off 


THE DELUGE of rubbish in 

Sumner has eased since school 

holidays ended. 

The Sumner Community 

Residents’ Association met with 

city council staff and Linwood- 

Central-Heathcote Community 

Board member Darrell Latham 

to discuss 

maintenance of 

Sumner’s public 

spaces, including 

concerns around 

the frequency of 

rubbish bins being 

Darrell 

Latham 

emptied in Sumner 

and Taylors 

Mistake. 

After being 

emptied twice a day following 

publicity around overflowing 

bins, the city council has returned 

to once a day and twice on weekends, 

plus an additional emptying 

at night. 

City council head of parks 

Brent Smith said the rationalisation 

of contracts for the removal 

of rubbish in Sumner was still 

being considered, and the installation 

of larger bins and smart 

bins was under review. 

Currently Sumner has rubbish 

contracts operated by different 

contractors for the beach 

(these come under the parks 

contract) and for the village 

(these come under transport). 

“We await further information 

about these contracts and 

if, how and when they will be 

rationalised. We are wanting 

to develop a strategy towards a 

suburb-wide solution, not just a 

beach solution,” said Mr Smith. 

Having several wheelie bins 

strapped together at key points 

on the Esplanade to cope with 

heavy usage periods was also 

discussed at the meeting. 

Dr Latham, who organised 

and chaired the meeting, said it 

had been very positive. 

“Issues were addressed with 

a view to putting into place 

short-term actions to address 

TIDY: Empty 

rubbish bins 

are now the 

norm in Sumner. 

PHOTO: MARTIN 

HUNTER 

current rubbish problems. As 

well (that) longer term planning 

is being considered so that 

going forward the Sumner 

community and visitors are 

not placed in a situation where 

we have a repeat of the recent 

problems.” 

There will be a follow-up 

meeting in six months to review 

progress. 

Local 

News 

Now 


Meet your 

community 

patrol 

EVER WONDERED what a 

community patrol does to help 

the local area? 

The Christchurch South Community 

Patrol is set to showcase 

the work it does for the community 

at the Barrington shopping 

centre on Sunday and Monday. 

The patrol car will be on display 

and patrollers will be in the mall 

to answer questions between 

10am and 5pm. 

The group’s main goal is to keep 

the community safe, patrolling 

from Halswell to Ferrymead. 

But it also helps with security at 

major events at Addington Raceway, 

Horncastle Arena and AMI 

Stadium by patrolling the car 

parks and surrounding streets. 

During the Port Hills fire and 

the recent fires in West Melton, 

the patrol was called on to assist 

with traffic control and secure 

properties. 

The patrol also supports the city 

council by recording incidents 

of graffiti and litter so it can be 

removed as quickly as possible. 

•For further information, 

call David on 021 295 2342 or 

email twinpower@xtra.co.nz 

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 

them to extend their lifespan. 

Road layers need ‘curing’, or drying time. 

If you don’t see us on site, don’t worry – 

we’ll be back again soon. 

The intersections will remain rougher 

than usual until April or May, when the 

final surface will be applied. 

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city. Go around using the four avenues. 

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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. 

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Tuesday February 27 2018 

News 

Feedback 

sought on 

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. 

Another benefit of the Linwood 

Park site is its proximity 

to Eastgate Shopping Centre. 

There is also a major cycleway 

next to the site and room for the 

facility to grow. Further possible 

locations 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. 

•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. 

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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 

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 

Local 

News 

Now 

Canal fish moving for cycleway 


THE ANNUAL festival known 

as Seaweek gets under way this 

Saturday. 

Key events in the harbour area 

include a clean-up, coastal bike 

ride and kids art workshop. 

A Lyttelton Harbour clean-up 

and barbecue on March 9 coincides 

with the launch of the Healthy 

Harbour plan – a new initiative to 

address water quality and environmental 

problems in the area. 


Take sensible shoes and gardening 

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Harbour community 

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The following day, 

Redcliffs artist Robyn 

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two-hour creative workshop 

for nine to 13-year-olds 

at the Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre. 

It will involve printing shapes 

based on the animals and plants 

living in the Avon- 

Heathcote Estuary and 

costs $20. 

And on March 11 

people of all ages are 

encouraged to saddle up 

at 10.30am and ride out 

on the coastal pathway, 

starting at Ferrymead 

and finishing in Sumner. 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 


FISHY: 

Ecologists 

Annabelle 

Coates 

and Eloise 

Taylforth 

relocate 

eels from 

the Linwood 

Canal. 

fishing method to make way for 

the development of the Te Oranga 

Waikura Urban Forest and 

Stormwater Basin in Linwood. 

The second stage of the 

Rapanui Shag Rock Cycleway 

project is due for completion in 

September and the main contractor 

for the project is Fulton 

Hogan. 

When the route is complete it 

will connect the central city and 

Sumner via the Christchurch 

Coastal Pathway and Linwood. 

The central city end of the 

route between Fitzgerald Ave 

and Linwood Park opened in 

December. 

Get to know our oceans through Seaweek 

Marine Biologist Professor Islay 

Marsden is giving a feature talk 

on bird life in the estuary and 

there will be spot prizes to be 

won. 

Seaweek was first held in 1992 

and encourages Kiwis to better 

know the habitats, characteristics 

and inhabitants of their oceans 

and seas. 

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NEW: The Spreydon Fire Station is part of the $50 million Greater Christchurch Rebuild 

programme. 

PHOTO: KAREN CASEY 

Spreydon’s new $5m 

fire station opened 

THE FIRST permanently staffed 

fire station to be built since the 

February 22, 2011, earthquake 

has been opened in Spreydon. 

Minister of Internal Affairs 

Tracey Martin opened the $5 

million Spreydon Fire Station on 

Saturday. 

It is the first permanently 

staffed station to be completed as 

part of the $50 million Greater 

Christchurch Rebuild programme. 

The programme will see 

Christchurch’s network of 12 fire 

stations renewed, repaired, or 

rebuilt following the February 

22, 2011, earthquake. 

The Simeon St station follows 

several volunteer stations that 

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and Southbridge. 

It has two appliance bays and 

accommodation for six firefighters. 

Other features include a gymnasium, 

decontamination wash 

and storage facilities, a vehicle 

fume management system, and a 

meeting room designed for community 

interaction. 

Built on top of a 2m deep geo- 

MILESTONE: Minister of 

Internal Affairs Tracey 

Martin (above) opening the 

Spreydon Fire Station. Mayor 

Lianne Dalziel spoke at the 

ceremony. 

PHOTOS: KAREN CASEY 

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the timber and steel station has 

been designed to meet current 

seismic code requirements. 

A public open day was also 

held at the station on Saturday, 

the same day it was opened. 

Report looks at stretch 

of river ‘left to ruins’ 

• By Bridget Rutherford 

BROKEN footpaths, overgrown 

vegetation and seats covered 

in graffiti along part of the 

Heathcote River have prompted 

an urgent report into poor 

maintenance. 

City councillor Yani Johanson 

said there had been a “complete 

lack of maintenance” along a 

stretch of the river from Opawa 

Rd to the estuary. 

“It’s everything. The rubbish 

bins are broken, the vegetation 

has grown over the rubbish bins, 

the seats are covered in graffiti 

and scratched, and the footpath 

is broken in some places,” he 

said. 

“It’s just been left to ruins.” 

Cr Johanson, supported by 

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board, has 

requested an urgent report on 

the maintenance levels along that 

stretch of the river. 

The report is expected to come 

back next month. 

Cr Johanson said parts of 


FIVE PARKING spaces will be 

now retained after criticism of 

changes to bus stops and parking 

in central Lyttelton. 

As part of a proposal in 

October last year, the city council 

wanted to remove five parking 

spaces on Oxford St near the 

Winchester St intersection, 

to improve sight lines for 

pedestrians using the crossing 

– which it intends to make 

permanent. 

But after public opposition 

to the resulting loss of onstreet 

parking, the city council 

proposed an alternative 

crossing design which gives less 

sight distance, but still meets 

minimum design guidelines. 

The alternative design would 

result in safety improvements 

while retaining some on-street 

Local 

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Woolston, especially around 

Radley St, had been particularly 

problematic. 

“In my view there’s a complete 

lack of maintenance.” 

Cr Johanson said it was a 

lovely part of the city, but it 

was not being looked after as it 

should be. 

At its recent meeting, the 

board also asked that a master 

plan for the area be developed, 

like there was for other sections 

of the river. 

It would give guidance for 

the long term management and 

enhancement of the lower part of 

the river. 

It also requested information 

on what landscaping would 

take place after the dredging 

of the Woolston Cut had 

finished. 

Meanwhile, the city council 

will decide at its meeting on 

Thursday whether to fast track 

the first stage of a dredging 

project along the river in a bid to 

reduce the flood risk. 

Parking spaces to be retained 

parking, according to a city 

council report on the issue. 

It said a school safety zone is in 

operation in the area, so speeds 

will be lower at times when the 

crossing is getting high use. 

The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board has 

supported the alternative design, 

which will be implemented this 

year. 

The other changes include two 

existing bus stops on Winchester 

and Oxford Sts being replaced 

by one, located about 50m 

further north along Oxford St; 

a new bus stop seat; extending 

current time-restricted p3 and 

p120 parking outside Lyttelton 

Primary School and extending 

the no-stopping area on Oxford 

St north of London St. 

Work is programmed for 

April/May and will cost about 

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SPORTS 

In Brief 

Wharenui swimmers make 

big splash at junior festival 

• By Andrew King 

WHARENUI WON 44 medals 

at the New Zealand junior swim 

festival. 

The team was made up of 

Finn, Joel and Will Allot, Daniel 

Baillie, Felix Bargh, Daniel 

Bridgman, Charlotte Chiles, 

Maddie Dawson, Keeley Finch, 

Seamus Hickey, Ruby Kai Fong, 

Noor Lovatt, Conor and Finlay 

McCullough, Bridie, Caitlin and 

Niamh Quayle, Jenny Song and 

Arowa Wilson. 

Together they won 25 gold 

medals, four silver and 15 

bronze in what was described 

as “topping off another fantastic 

year of junior swimming at the 

Wharenui Swim Club,” by team 

manager Paula Quayle. 

Wharenui was the best-placed 

team from the Canterbury West 

Coast region finishing second 

place overall in the points, she said. 

Daniel Bridgman won the 

boys under-12 50m freestyle, 

backstroke, breaststroke and 

butterfly, 100m freestyle, 

backstroke and butterfly and the 

200m individual medley. 

He is now ranked No 1 in 

Canterbury in his age group in 

the butterfly. 

Ruby Kai Fong won the girls 

under-12 50m butterfly. 

Bridie Quayle won the girls 

under-9 the 50m backstroke. 

Jenny Song won the girls under-11 

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individual medley and freestyle. 

She is ranked No 1 in Canterbury 

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winning medals. 

butterfly. 

Arowa Wilson won the girls 

under-12 50m backstroke and 

freestyle, 100m freestyle and 

individual medley, 200m individual 

medley and freestyle and 

the 400m freestyle. 

The 4 x 50m freestyle A relay 

team which won gold was made 

up of Daniel Bridgman, Arowa 

Wilson, Ruby Kai Fong and Finn 

Allot. The gold-winning 4 x 50m 

medley team included Daniel 

Bridgman, Conor McCullough, 

Arowa Wilson and Jenny Song. 

ROWERS SUCCESSFUL 

Three Cashmere High School 

crews made A finals at the 

Canterbury junior regatta at Lake 

Hood near Ashburton at the 

weekend. The best result for the 

school came in the girls under 15 

coxed quad. The crew of Murren 

Halcrow, Florence Nathan, 

Nicole Campbell, Rosa Kelly and 

Josh Law (cox), finished fourth 

in the A final behind Villa Maria 

College, St Andrew’s College 

and Timaru Girls’ High School. 

Cashmere’s boys under 16 coxed 

quad of Joshua Standing, Ben 

Stockman, Jake Borden, Travis 

Cleine and Luke Spencer (cox) 

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The boys under 18 novice double 

scull crew of Lachlan Taylor and 

Henry Clatworthy also finished 

sixth in their A final. 

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The Canterbury Track Cycling 

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track championships held in 

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Catholic Cathedral College’s 

Sebastian Lipp and Cashmere 

High’s Matthew Ownsworth 

have been named in the under 17 

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Landmark to be repaired by June 


A LANDMARK apartment 

building opposite Sumner beach 

is set to be fully repaired by 

June. 

The three-storey 1990s 

beachside property was 

damaged in the February 22, 

2011, earthquake. 

It is next door to the former 

Cave Rock apartments, built in 

1998. 

Both complexes were designed 

at the same time by the late 

Peter Beaven, but the Cave Rock 

apartments were demolished in 

2012. 

Body corporate chairman 

Damon Rutherford said the 

building at 20 Esplanade was 

built on a rock foundation, 

and “that’s why it’s still 

standing.” 

EQC and insurers paid 

out a multi-million dollar 

settlement, said Mr Rutherford, 

and it was now being completely 

refurbished, with a new 

roof, new windows and other 

work. 

“It will look like a brand new 

modern building.” 

Repairs started about six 

months ago with the building 

being raised as it had sunk 

REPAIRS: The building at 

20 Esplanade has been 

stripped. (Below) – How it 

looked prior to the repair 

work. 

into the ground. 

There are six apartments – 

three on the ground floor, 

two on the middle and one on 

top. 

All the original owners 

remain except for the top floor 

apartment, which has since been 

purchased by Mr Rutherford’s 

trust. 

Lower speed 

limit likely for 

Richmond Hill Rd 

PRECIPITOUS Richmond Hill 

Rd in Sumner could get a lowered 

speed limit of 40km/h as a new 

bylaw comes into effect. 

The city council is proposing to 

reduce speeds after “requests from 

the local community in relation 

to safety concerns in Richmond 

Hill.” 

The road is narrow with minimal 

footpaths and cars are often 

parked on the side of the road. 

Speed restrictions would 

apply from the intersection with 

Nayland St upwards. 

Speed advisory signs are also 

planned on the hairpin bends, 

likely to be between 15 and 

25km/h. 

The new Traffic and Parking 

Bylaw takes effect in March, allowing 

the city council to set and 

change speed limits on Christchurch 

roads – in accordance with 

Land Transport rules. 

However, there are no moves 

afoot to put in new footpaths or 

widen the road, due to lack of 

funding and space. 

•To have your say on the 

proposed changes before 

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Nite Wizard – Art Works 

Tuesday, 9am-6pm 

Go along and see art works 

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Nite Wizard. With a collection 

of both graphic work and hand 

designed candle tea lite candle 

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fiction area in Linwood Library. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate 

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Beyond Beginner Computers 

Wednesday, 9-10.30am 

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Wednesday, 9.30-11am 

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Hillview Christian School gym, 

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Kint ’n’ Yarn 

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or 021 078 4553 

raewynlcooke@gmail.com 

www.allclearcanterbury.co.nz 

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0800 8899 99 

www.blindcleaning.co.nz 

info@blindcleaning.co.nz 

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ARCHGOLA 

Chris Thorndycroft 

Grant Stewart 

Ph 0508 272 446 | www.archgola.co.nz 

BUILDERS 

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with over 10 years 

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to discuss your 

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Phone Richard 

022 159 4820 

• Shingle Deliveries 

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027 240 7030 

JACOB BROWNLEES 

spouting 

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Normal lending criteria apply 

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Ph. Jem 0277 515 250 

0800 751 525 


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ALF THORPE 

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a speciality, 350-231 

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moss and mould 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

treatment and Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

waterblasting all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

Phone Kevin visit www.featureworks. 

027 561 4629 co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

T.V. SERVICE CENTRE 

Trades & Services Repairs, tvs, microwaves, 

stereos, DVD. Aerial 

AAA HANDYMAN installations and kitsets, 

licensed carpenter 480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 

LBP, all property and 379 1400 

building maintenance, UPHOLSTERER 

repairs, bathroom/shower Dining Chairs, Lounge 

installations, with free suites, Caravan Squabs 

quotes 03 383 1927 or 027 etc. recovered. Free 

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383-1448 

George Lockyer. Over VHS VIDEO TAPES 

35 years bricklaying 

& all camera tapes 

experience. UK trained. 

converted to DVD, video 

Licensed Building 

taping special occasions, 

Practitioner number 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

BP105608. Insurance 

ph 03 338-1655 

work. EQC repairs. 

WINDOW CLEANING 

Heritage brickwork and 

Average 3 bdrm house 

stonework a speciality. No 

inside or out $40. Both 

job too small. Governors 

$70. Phone Trevor 344- 

Bay. Home 329-9344, 

2170 

Cell 027 684 4046, email 

georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz 

BUILDER 

LICENSED 

Wanted To Buy 

available for all aspects of 

building. Please call 027 

241-7471 or 335-0265 

BUILDER 

CASH FOR 

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and integrity. Free Quotes. We are currently Buying 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

old collections in the 

Christchurch area to stock 

0274 367-067. 

our retail shop in Riccarton. 

CARPET & VINYL Free Appraisal and Cash 

LAYING 

Offers on most items. 

Repairs, uplifting, 

Call Matt Power 

relaying, restretching, 

0800 39 24 26 

E mail jflattery@xtra. The Stamp Exchange 

134a Riccarton Road. Opposite 

co.nz 

the Mall carpark. 

ph 0800 003 181 

or 027 2407416 

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HANDYMAN 

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Small Job Specialists, quality furniture, 

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Decking & Maintenance, 

40 years experience, no 

job too small, Ph Warren 

03 322-1103 or 027 697- 

8541 

PAINTING DECORATING 

Wingfields Contracting, 

all interior & exterior 

painting & all forms of 

interior plastering & jib 

fixing, ph Mark 021 171- 

1586 or 355-5994 

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and fences. Please call 027 

241-7471 or 335-0265 

PAINTER 

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Canterbury Ph Wayne 

03 385-4348 or 027 274 

3541 

PLASTERER 

Gib Stopping, Small 

job specialty. 30 + years 

experience. Ring 0800 

387-369 

Beds, Stoves, Washing 

machines, Fridge Freezers. 

Same day service. Selwyn 

Dealers. Phone 980 5812 

or 027 313 8156 

TOOLS Garden, 

garage, woodworking, 

mechanical, engineering, 

sawbenches, lathes, cash 

buyer, ph 355-2045 

Public Notices 

St Peter’s School 

Board of trustees’ 

by-election 

2 vacancies have arisen 

on St Peters School 

Board of Trustees. 

Nominations are 

invited for the election 

of two (2) parent 

representatives to the 

board of trustees. 

A nomination form 

and a notice calling for 

nominations will be 

emailed to all eligible 

voters. 

Additional nomination 

forms can be obtained 

from the school office. 

The voting roll is open 

for inspection at the 

school and can be 

viewed during normal 

school hours. 

There will also be a list 

of candidates’ names, as 

they come to hand, for 

inspection at the school. 

Nominations close at 

noon on Thursday 15th 

March 2018 and may be 

accompanied by signed 

candidates’ statement 

and a photograph. 

Voting closes at noon 

on Thursday March 29th 

2018. 

Signed 

Returning Officer 

Kay Addei 

Public Notices 

ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE 

Phone for further details 

Situations Vacant 

Night Shift 

Caregiver 

A fulltime Night Shift 

duty is becoming 

available at Thorrington 

Village, 51 Birdwood 

Ave, Beckenham. 

This is for a Senior 

Caregiver who must 

have caregiving 

experience and 

especially with 

dementia residents, 

and have night shift 

experience. 

Thorrington Village is 

owned by the Archer 

Group and has a strong 

set of Christian values. 

Application 

forms can be 

collected from the 

Thorrington office 

during work hours 

or by email on: 

andrew@ 

thorringtonvillage. 

org.nz 

Entertainment 

Weka Pass Railway 

Waipara, North Canterbury 

We are RUNNING 

SUNday 4th March 

Running 1st and 3rd 

Sunday of every month 

Phone 0800wekapass 

Depart Glenmark Station 

11.30am & 2.00pm 

www.wekapassrailway.co.nz 

(03) 379 1100



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. 

FEATURE BUFFET COMING UP... 

OUR CABINET ITEMS 

ARE HOMEMADE 

CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY 

$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

Irish Fare 

added 

to the 

Dinner Buffet 

SATURDAY 

17TH MARCH 2018 

Available only on 

Saturday 17th March 2018 

DINNER SESSION ONLY. 

NORMAL PRICE APPLIES 

Lunch & Dinner : All you can eat, 7 days 

Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

fb.com/GardenHotelRestaurant www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

H O U R 

2PM-4PM 

DAILY 

$3.50 

Offer available for a limited time 

and includes tea, hot chocolate 

MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

THU: ROAST MEAL 

SAT: FISH & CHIPS 

AVAILABLE 

FROM 

11.30AM-2PM 

FOR A 

LIMITED TIME 

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THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

Kid's SPECIAL 

Two courses 

Seniors SPECIAL 

Two courses 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY 

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DOWNSTAIRS 

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$10 

We are family friendly. Great Kids menu plus designated play area. 

Soup/Roast or 

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Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

$20 

Start your 

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We are open from 6.30am 

Cooked 

breakfasts 

Check out our extensive 

breakfast menu from 

Continental to Cooked 

The 

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& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

DINE BY THE SEA! 

UPSTAIRS 

$18 

Pierview Restaurant 

Open from 5.30pm Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday, and for 

Sunday Brunch from 10.30am to 2pm. 

SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET 

LAST SUNDAY OF THE MONTH 

SUNDAY BUFFET : $25pp 

Sunday 25th MARCH, from 5.30pm 

NEXT BUFFET : BOOK NOW! 

202 Marine Pde | Ph 388 9416 | www.newbrightonclub.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

PLAYING 

THIS WEEKEND 

WESTVIEW LOUNGE 

FRIDAY 7PM: 

JO’S KARAOKE 

SATURDAY 4.30PM: 

REMINISCE WITH ANTHONY 

8PM: MEDIUM RARE 

SUNDAY, 1.30PM 

$5 ENTRY: 

THE MUSIC OF 

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THE BUSKER 

PLANNING 

A FUNCTION? 

We have rooms available 

for any occasion. 

Call us today, 349 9026 

FAMILY FRIENDLY DINING 

OPEN DAILY 

HERE’S SOME OF OUR TASTY SUMMER DISHES 

Club CAFE 

GF & V options available 

LUNCH & DINNER DAILY 

Chalmers Restaurant 

CARVERY DINNER $22.50 

EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FROM 5.30PM 

Early Bird Special 

5.30pm - 6.30PM 

FREE 

DESSERT 

Family Friendly 

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EVERY SUNDAY FROM 5PM-8PM 

PERFECT FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS & FAMILY EVENTS! 

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lowboy 

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nest of Tables 

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1530x520x660 

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1900x600x450 

2 Draw Entertainment Unit 

1200x600x450 


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only 

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1200x810x420 

only 

$379 

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2 Drawer 

900x350x770 

only 

$279 

3 Drawer 

1260x350x775 

only 

$349 

only 

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Coffee Tables 

Solid Timber. 

only 

$169 

1200x600 

only 

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only 

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1200x400x600 

only 

$399 

3 Piece 

Dining Suite 

600x600 

only 

$399 

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Dining 

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1100x800 

only 

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Side Cabinet 

600x600x450 

only 

$199 

7 Drawer TV/DVD Chest 

760x1140x410 

(Gap 150) 

Corner TV Unit 

1000x750x550 

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Dining 

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750x750 

Hall Table 

1500x800x420 

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