Western News: February 27, 2018

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have been commissioned to 

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intersection. 

City council staff have reported 

to the Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board and said 

consultants have 

been appointed to 

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Glandovey and 

Idris Rd intersection 

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Idris and Straven Residents’ Association 

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the intersection. The tube counts 

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RESIDENTS CAMPAIGNING over the 

Glandovey/Idris Rd intersection have taken 

another step forward (see page 1). 

The city council has commissioned independent 

consultants to review the layout 

of the intersection which has been a sore point with people who 

live near there for sometime. 

If it wasn’t for the Glandovey, Idris and Straven Residents’ 

Association – and if I can take the liberty, coverage in Western 

News – I suspect little would have been done about the matter. 

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Speeding vehicles main issue 


Anne 

Galloway 

A REPORT has revealed 

speeding vehicles as the biggest 

issue on Wigram’s Lodestar 

Ave. 

But on-going noise problems 

could still be addressed by a ban 

on heavy vehicles, city councillor 

Anne Galloway said. 

Lodestar Ave 

and Lady Wigram 

Retirement 

Village residents 

have been pleading 

with the city 

council, Cr Galloway 

and MP 

Megan Woods to 

put restrictions 

on heavy vehicles that are keeping 

them awake at night since 

April. 

A city council staff report that 

went to the Halswell-Hornby- 

Riccarton Community Board, 

and Dr Woods, said the number 

of speeding vehicles on the Wigram 

road is a lot higher than 

the number of heavy vehicles 

due to the “open space” and 

“lack of development” on the 

western side of the road. 

“The speed data indicates 

around 300 vehicles per day 

travelling at or above 60km/h,” 

the report said. 

PROBLEM: Speeding, not heavy vehicles, is the main issue 

on Wigram’s Lodestar Ave. PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

The number of heavy vehicles 

that go along the Wigram road 

is 1.6 per cent of the average 

daily traffic, which the report 

said is “normal” for a local road. 

In a bid to reduce the number 

of speeding vehicles, city council 

staff have said traffic calming 

would be the most “effective” 

way of controlling speed. 

“Traffic calming . . . is not 

funded through the city council’s 

Long Term Plan. Traffic 

calming would increase noise 

on the street due to braking and 

acceleration and noise created 

by vehicles moving over raised 

elements (trucks and light 

trailers tend to be particularly 

noisy),” the report said. 

But the report said heavy 

vehicles could still be restricted 

under the new Traffic and Parking 

Bylaw, which comes into 

effect on Thursday and can be 

delegated by the community 

board. 

“Staff are in the process of developing 

operational guidelines 

to assist community boards 

to make robust and consistent 

decision on heavy vehicle 

restrictions.” 

Cr Galloway said she was lobbying 

to restrict trucks. 

“Noise and rumbling is still 

an issue and its been going on 

for a long time,” she said. 

She said the number of heavy 

vehicles, as well as the speeding 

vehicles would be contributing 

to the noise. 

Cr Galloway said when the 

bylaw comes in, there will be 

more “power and control” for 

the community board to step in 

and help residents. 

Another traffic count will be 

taken from Lodestar Ave later 

in the year. 

“Staff concurred that speed 

is an issue in Lodestar Ave and 

police have been informed of 

the issue to regularly patrol the 

area. Staff will conduct another 

traffic volume and speed count 

on Lodestar Ave to compare the 

data mid-year,” the report said. 

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Intersection 

evaluation 

under way 

•From page 1 

Board chairman David 

Cartwright said he was looking 

forward to seeing the results of 

the investigation and working towards 

plan to address residents’ 

concerns. 

“We don’t know what the 

outcome will be but getting these 

reports done is a step in the right 

direction,” he said. 

Mr Cartwright said the city 

council was being “thorough” in 

the reports, as it included looking 

at addressing impacts change 

could have on the wider area. 

A camera will be installed 

above the intersection to record 

traffic “turning motion.” 

The residents’ association 

received a report, which showed 

long, heavy vehicles could not 

turn the corner without cutting 

into other lanes, including cycle 

lanes. 

Spokesman James Wilding 

said the group is pleased the city 

council is reviewing the intersection. 

But he wants to make sure 

the city council is reviewing it 

against the appropriate standards 

and guidelines. 

A MEMORIAL was held at 

Avonhead Park Cemetery to 

honour the lives of the February 

22, 2011, earthquake victims 

buried there. 

The memorial was livestreamed 

for the Toyama 

International Academy in Japan, 

which lost 12 students in the 

collapse of the CTV Building. 

City councillor 

Raf Manji 

attended on 

behalf of Mayor 

Lianne Dalziel. 

He spoke about 

the earthquakes 

and how there 

is hope to look 

forward and 

rebuild a new and better city. 

The Friends of Avonhead 

Cemetery also invited pupils 

from local schools to perform at 

the event. 

Merrin School 

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Honore, which was followed 

by Cobham Intermediate’s 

rendition of The Sound of 

Silence, Westburn School pupils 

then performed the song, 

Falling Softly, before a haka by 

students from St Thomas of 

Canterbury College. 

Villa Maria College students 

and international Japanese 

students laid flowers on the 

graves and the public were 

invited to do likewise. 

The flowers were donated by 

Andreas florists in Avonhead 

Shopping Centre. 

Father Rick Loughnan from 

Local 


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Avonhead memorial for quake victims 

Raf Manji 

WESTERN NEWS 

REMEMBER: A memorial service was held at Avonhead Park Cemetery on Thursday to honour 

the victims of the February 22, 2011, earthquake. 


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MOST CRICKETERS will 

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Last week, the 14-year-old St 

Thomas of Canterbury College 

bowler single-handedly swept 

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second XI in a 45-over match 

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Perhaps most impressively 

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teammates had to lend a hand 

in his eight-wicket-haul. They 

were left to watch in awe as 

Lachlan clean-bowled all eight 

of his victims. 

“Mum was really excited, she 

told me she could have almost 

cried,” said Lachlan. 

Lachlan was understandably 

happy with his efforts. 

However, he was “gutted” not 

to have taken one of the two 

opportunities he had to claim a 

hat-trick. 

THe right-arm medium-pace 

bowler has already played for 

the school’s first XI. However, 

on February 17 he turned out 

for the second XI so he could 

bowl more overs. The plan 

didn’t work. Lachlan only 

bowled three overs, mainly 

due to the fact he bowled the 

opposition out in less than 

30min for just 19 runs. 

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wicket in their run chase. That 

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runs to secure the nine-wicket 

win. 

THe game was over so quickly 

Lachlan managed to make it 

home in time for lunch. 

THe young swing maestro 

may not be turning out for the 

second XI for too much longer. 

St Thomas teacher and first XI 

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PHOTO: MARTIN 

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was accurate. I tracked him 

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• By Andrew King 

ST MARGARET’S College have 

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Diocesan School and Dunedin’s 

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breaststroke and the open girls 

200m individual medley records 

at the school’s swim competition 

held on February 12. 

Two of the records she broke 

were her own after claiming 

them from former Atlanta Olympian 

and Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth 

Games swimmer 

Lydia Lipscombe who set records 

in the 200m medley with a time 

of 2min 27.90sec and 50m backstroke 

with a time of 31.60sec in 

1997. 

Hannah swam the 50m backstroke 

in 31.26sec beating her old 

time of 31.42sec, a record she set 

last year. It is the fastest time she 

has ever posted in that event, she 

said. 

In the 200m individual medley, 

she beat her old 2016 time of 

2min 26.09sec by 2sec with the 

new record standing at 2min 

24.36sec. 

She also beat Abbie Johnston’s 

2013 senior 50m breaststroke record 

of 34.32sec, the new record 

is 34.19sec. 

“I was ecstatic to break the records 

as it was my last chance to 

achieve these, due to the fact that 

I am in my last year at Christchurch 

Girls’ High School,” she 

said. 

“I wanted to leave with my 

name alongside as many school 

swimming records as I could and 

I would love to hold onto as many 

as I can for as long as I can.” 

In January, Hannah broke 

three-time Olympian and 

Commonwealth Games bronze 

medallist Helen Lesslie’s (nee 

Norfolk) long-standing Canterbury 

record in the pool in the 

200m individual medley at the 

Swimming Canterbury West 

Coast championships. 

The Aquagym swimmer’s time 

also broke the 17-year age group 

record which was also previously 

held by Lesslie. 

RECORD SMASHER: Hannah 

Bates has broken more 

records in the pool. 

Hannah swam the evening session 

in a scorching 2min 17.29sec 

shaving .06sec off Lesslie’s open 

record of 2min 17.35sec which 

has stood since 2000. 

At the Canterbury West Coast 

championships, Hannah also 

competed in breaststroke, freestyle, 

backstroke and butterfly 

events and won seven gold and 

one silver medal in total. 

For the seventh year in a row, 

the championships were held in 

Dunedin because Christchurch 

doesn’t have a 50m pool. 

She said she will be looking 

ahead to the New Zealand age 

group championships in Auckland 

in April. 

“My next national swim meet is 

the age groups, but my real focus 

will be New Zealand open championships 

during the first week in 

July which will be the qualifying 

meet for all 2018 New Zealand 

swim teams,” she said. 

“My short-term goal is to make 

the New Zealand swim team to 

compete at the Junior Pan Pacific 

Games in Fiji in August. I have 

achieved three qualifying times 

but I need to swim these times or 

better during this meet.” 

CHAMPIONS: The Rangi Ruru U17 coxed eight of Izzy Inkson, 

Anneka Calder, Alice Sproat, Emma Stephens, Millie Knight, 

Alice Graham, Imogen Bell, Milly Dickie and Amber Williams 

(cox) won in a time of 7min 28.11sec. 

Medal haul and champion 

school title for Rangi juniors 

RANGI RURU Girls’ School 

has taken away 16 medals at 

the Canterbury junior rowing 

regatta in successful outing over 

the weekend. 

At the Lake Hood regatta 

over Saturday and Sunday, the 

penultimate event before the 

Maadi Cup in late March, the 

Rangi Ruru crews were hugely 

successful, winning 10 gold, 

two silver and four bronze 

medals. 

The medal haul saw them 

awarded the Sweep Oar champion 

school, for collecting the 

most points. 

The majority of Canterbury 

rowing schools attended the 

regatta, as well as Otago Boys’ 

and Otago Girls’ High Schools, 

St Kevin’s College and Waitaki 

Boys’ High School. 

Forty-seven of the 52 finals 

were able to take place in 

Ashburton before weather 

deteriorated late on Sunday. 

The next major regatta for 

schools is the South Island 

secondary school championships 

at Lake Ruataniwha on March 3. 

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Swimmers make big splash 


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 

50m butterfly, breaststroke 

and freestyle, 100m breaststroke, 

individual medley and freestyle. 

She is ranked No 1 in Canterbury 

in her age group in the 

TOP SWIMMERS: Jenny 

Song, 11, (left) and 

Bridie Quayle, 9, from 

the Wharenui swim 

team show off their 

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. 

Garvey in 

Faldo’s 

team 

• By Gordon Findlater 

LIFE JUST keeps getting better 

for Canterbury’s top female junior 

golfer Amelia Garvey. 

Next month the former Burnside 

High School student will 

mix and mingle with the biggest 

names in golf at the inaugural 

Major Champions Invitational at 

Bella Collina, Florida. 

The invitational is a unique 

junior golf tournament created 

by six-time major champion, Sir 

Nick Faldo. 

Garvey, 18, has been selected by 

Sir Nick to compete in his team of 

four against a host of other teams 

which will be selected and mentored 

by famous names, including 

Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson, 

Rory McIlroy, Adam Scott, Jack 

Nicklaus, Tom Watson and John 

Daly. 

“I’m super excited and honoured 

to be picked to play on Nick 

Faldo’s team and to play under 

his name. It’ll be cool to see him 

again and learn as much as I 

can from his experiences,” said 

Garvey. 

At the weekend Garvey and 

Burnside High School student 

Juliana Hung competed at the 

Women’s Amateur Asia-Pacific 

championship. The pair finished 

outside of the leaders. Garvey 

finished the four-round tournament 

+7 (tied for 24th), while Hung 

finished +15 (tied for 42nd). 

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. 

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 

one lane. 

Note: All works are subject to weather. In the event of bad weather, works will be rescheduled. 

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WESTERN 10 Tuesday NEWS February 27 2018 


[Edition WESTERN datE] NEWS 27 

keep it local 

and support businesses in your community 

A treasure trove for jewellery lovers 

Walking into Warren Agencies on 

Wrights Road is like walking into a treasure 

trove. Everywhere you look there are 

displays of beautifully crafted jewellery 

in gorgeous colours and elegant designs, 

many of which are ahead of colour and 

style trends, and the diversity ensures there 

is something to suit all tastes and all ages. 

Established in 1985, the business has a 

long-standing, in-house team of talented 

ladies, who design and create individually 

crafted items such as necklaces, bracelets, 

and earrings from high-quality local and 

imported materials. 

Customers browsing through the 

displays may see a particular item they 

like, but if they need it to be longer, shorter, 

or in a different colour, this can be done 

easily. Or if there is a special occasion such 

as a wedding coming up and they need 

jewellery to match or complement their 

outfit, this can be made for them. 

It’s all about problem solving, owner Sally 

Collins says, and this also includes expert 

watch and jewellery repairs. 

“Whether it’s a magnetic clasp you need 

fitted, pearls re-knotted, beads re-threaded, 

earrings altered from stud to clip, we can 

help. A lot of work can be done on the spot, 

including new batteries fitted while you 

wait for, what we hear daily, is the cheapest 

price in town.” 

Warrens is a haven for handcraft 

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hobbyists too, who can select all their beads 

and other components – known as findings 

– from the extensive range. 

In addition to the jewellery, Warrens has 

an exciting selection of gift and home décor 

items including cushions, ornaments and 

wall art. 

As an outlet store, Warrens is able to offer 

its merchandise at very affordable prices, an 

added bonus for its many loyal customers. 

Located at 79 Wrights Road, Warren 

Agencies is open Monday to Friday 9am- 

5pm and Saturday 9am-1pm. Off-street 

parking is available. 

3 Musgrove Close (off Wigram Rd) Christchurch 

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Former Villa athlete’s tight schedule 


AFTER competing in the 

Canterbury track and field 

championships at the weekend, 

former Villa Maria College 

athlete Tegan Duffy will have 

little time to recover. 

The 17-year-old is about 

to head off to the New 

Zealand track and field and 

then the Australian junior 

championships – with all three 

events in the space of a month. 

She has also just started 

studying land and property 

management at Lincoln 

University, works part-time 

at the Commodore Hotel, 

and trains six times a week 

at the athletics club based at 

Christchurch Boys’ High. 

She won the under-20 long 

jump at the Canterbury track 

and field championships 

in Timaru with a distance 

of 5.64m in her fifth jump. 

However, Duffy didn’t compete 

in her other specialised event, 

the 100m hurdles. 

She is set to compete in both 

events at the New Zealand track 

and field championships from 

March 9-11 in Hamilton before 

flying to Sydney on March 

12 for the Australian junior 

athletics championships from 

March 14-18. 

“So basically I have to get 

back, repack and head off 

again,” she said. 

Tegan said she started 

athletics as a hobby but now has 

aspirations for bigger things. 

“I am looking ahead to the 

junior worlds and what I need 

to do to qualify for that,” she 

said. 

She has to pay her own way to 

attend the championships, and 

said it would cost about $2000 

to attend the Hamilton and 

Sydney events. 

“I have gone to the local 

community board to ask for 

funding and my nana Faye Kerr 

has helped me fundraise with 

my mum, Toni, and we have 

held some quiz nights. Also, 

nana has a few friends that have 

chipped in,” she said. 

For the past month, Tegan 

has been training harder than 

usual and has been pushing 

herself to see what her body can 

endure. 

“There has been a lot of 

harder running and pushing 

myself as hard as possible. The 

weights are heavier, all of that,” 

she said. 

ATHLETE: Tegan Duffy, 

seen here competing at last 

year’s New Zealand track 

and field championships, 

will be back at the same 

event next month looking 

for success in the long jump 

and 100m hurdles. 

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Tuesday 6 March, 2pm 

Margaret Stoddart Retirement Village 

We warmly invite you along for an information afternoon 

with New Zealand Red Cross. 

They will talk about the community programmes they offer and their 

volunteer work. The programmes include the Red Cross transport service, 

first aid classes, refugee resettlement and their response team. 

Followed by afternoon tea. 

For more information or to RSVP 

please phone Susie on 337 6500 

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WESTERN NEWS [Edition 

WESTERN 

datE] 

NEWS 

27 

keep it local 

and support businesses in your community 

Spacious new 

store offers 

expanded 

range of goods 

With the lease running out on the 

Salvation Army’s Family Store premises 

in Wycola Avenue, Hei Hei, new premises 

had to be found. After searching the area, 

including Hornby South, a suitable new 

site was found on the corner of Halswell 

Junction Road and Colombia Ave, and it 

opened for business on December 16. 

“This store has enabled us to offer a bigger 

range of second-hand goods, including 

furniture, which is a new thing for us,” says 

spokesperson Captain Kevin Waugh. 

Also on display, is a wide selection of 

clothing, shoes, bric-a-brac, books, small 

electrical items (all tested first), and linen, 

which have been donated by the public. 

“We are happy to receive good saleable 

donations, including furniture and this is 

what we have been receiving,” Kevin says. 

The store offers free pick-up of donations 

– just phone 344 2530. If delivery of large 

furniture items is required by a purchaser, 

for a small fee this can be arranged with the 

store manager Jo McLean. 

Another reason The Salvation Army has 

Family Stores, is to be able to help people in 

need, Kevin says. It may be that they require 

assistance to obtain some basic furniture or 

clothing items. If that is the case then they 

should firstly go to the Hornby Community 

Ministries Centre at 23 Manurere St Hei 

Hei, and if they meet the criteria they are 

given what they need. 

Proceeds from sales at the Hornby South 

Family Store are used to help fund the work 

of the Salvation Army’s Hornby Community 

Ministry Centre. This work includes 

budgeting advice and food assistance, and 

anyone needing help should phone 349 

6268. 

The new store has two paid employees and 

11 volunteers, who work on different days. 

“We need more volunteers to help us at 

the store, and anyone willing to give an hour 

or so of their time a week would be very 

welcome to join us,” Kevin says. 

“We look forward to being part of the 

community and receiving people’s generous 

donations so we can continue to do our 

community work.” 

The Salvation Army Family Store, corner 

Halswell Junction Rd and Colombia Ave, 

is open Monday to Friday, 9am-4.30pm 

and Saturday 9.30am-1.30pm. 

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Scrabble Group 

Tuesday, 9.45am-noon 

Go along and play scrabble 

with the friendly weekly group. 

Exercise your brain and have 

fun. 

Gold coin donation. Sundbye 

House, 100 Farrington Ave. 

Halswell Community Craft 

Group 

Wednesday, 9.15am-noon 

Go along to learn new crafts or 

have a social outing. There will 

be knitting, crocheting, embroidery, 

cross stitch, card making, 

painting, patch work or anything 

else you are doing or wish to 

share with others. Entry is $3 

and it includes morning tea. For 

more information phone Marion 

322 8996 or Trudy 322 8178. 

Halswell Community Hub, Cnr 

of Sparks and Halswell Rds 

Scrabble Club 

Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm 

Go along to scrabble club. 

There’s no obligation, just go 

along whenever you can and join 

the friendly group. All materials 

are supplied. 

Te Hāpua Halswell Centre, 341 

Halswell Rd. 

Get Creative Craft Group 

Thursday, 9.30-11.30am 

Go along to the group for a 

morning of creativity. A gold 

Email emily.oconnell@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

coin donation is required for 

morning tea and to cover the 

use of any craft group materials 

for card making- usually about 

$2.50 per card. For further information 

phone Janet Holder on 

021 147 7656. 

South West Baptist Church, 

Balcairn St. 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Thursday, 10.30am-12.30pm 

Those who want to have a 

chat while they construct their 

favourite woollen creations can, 

with the weekly knit ’n’ yarn 

meetings. From crochet to knitting 

or a craft of your choice, 

have fun with this social group. 

There are a variety of books to 

help inspire ideas for your next 

project or even to help a beginner. 

Everyone is welcome. 

Upper Riccarton Library, 71 

Main South Rd. 

Go Well Group – Play Rummikub 

Thursday, 1-2pm 

Go along to Fendalton Library 

and play Rummikub. The game 

is an exciting, interactive strategy 

game that will test your wits. 

Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys 

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RoboClub 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

This is a six-week course 

starting on Thursday. With M- 

Bots, 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 

children aged between eight and 

12-years-old. $20 for the sixweek 

course. 



Musical Instrument Jams 

Thursday, 3.30-7pm 

Book a time to go solo or 

have a silent practice with up 

to four bandmates. There will 

be electronic drums, a digital 

piano, a Roland session mixer, 

mics and headphones available 

for budding musicians. You can 

also bring in your own electric 

instruments and plug into the 

session mixer. One off bookings 

are also available for community 

groups. Children under 

12-years-old must be supervised 

by an adult. Places are limited so 

bookings are essential. 


Halswell Rd. 

Bookbuddies 

Saturday, 10.30-11.30am 

Do you enjoy reading? Do you 

fancy trying something new? 

Would you like to share your 

thoughts about books? Do you 

want to read more? Are you 

unsure what to read next Bookbuddies 

is a book group for eight 

to 11-year-olds. Each session is 

themed with different activities 

and books. 


Halswell Rd 

. 

Super Saturday Storytimes 

Saturday, 11am-noon 

Encourage learning through a 

love for stories. Storytimes is an 

Upper Riccarton 

Library Book 

Discussion Group. For 

those who love reading 

and want to share in 

discussion with other 

friendly book lovers. 

The group subscribes 

to the Book Discussion 

Scheme so there is a 

cost involved. Held on 

the fourth Wednesday 

of the month. Places 

are limited, so phone 

941 5140 to inquire 

about availability and 

cost. Upper Riccarton 

Library, 71 Main South 

Rd, 10-11am. 

interactive programme including 

stories, rhymes, craft and play. 

This is a free session. 



Maker Space 

Saturday, 1-2.30pm 

Go along for fun activities 

every week in the Maker Space. 

There will be a variety of 

activities and fun to be had for 

all. 


Halswell Rd. 

Free Bridge Lessons 

Monday, 7-9.30pm 

Crockfords Bridge Club is 

offering free bridge lessons for 

10 weeks. For further 

information phone 03 348 7478 

or visit http://crockfordsbridge. 

co.nz. 

Crockfords Bridge Club, 218 

Riccarton Rd. 

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6 car garaging… will be a car enthusiasts dream! 

9 Elmwood Drive, Prebbleton 

Auction: Wednesday, 21st March 2018, 2pm 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 lounges | 2 Dining rooms | 6 Garages | Land area 1204m2 | Listing ID: HR4834 

Situated amongst some of Prebbleton’s 

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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 

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Alos. In 2017, Lixin was invited to 

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same year, he had attended a summer 

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Lixin has won the 2017 Wallace 

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Away from the piano, he enjoys 

playing table tennis, chess, and tennis. 

e other 2 Finalists are Muse Ye 

(Christchurch) and Modi Deng 

(Auckland). 

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the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, 

Conductor Ben Northey. 

st 

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