Pegasus Post: March 13, 2018

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Sunday 18 March 2018 

NEW BRIGHTON’S BearLion 

Foods has been recognised for 

its innovation and sustainability 

efforts in a national competition. 

Owners John Collins and 

Alesha Bilbrough-Collins were 

presented with the National 

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Brighton cafe scoops sustainability award 

With the mantra ‘food for the 

soul’, BearLion Foods aims to be 

as sustainable and evironmentally-friendly 

as possible. 

Offering customers recycled 

glass containers, using biodegradable 

packaging, selling 

metal straws and discouraging 

the use of plastic has made the 

Carnaby Lane cafe one of the top 

Conscious Consumer companies 

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The cafe has also shown its 

innovative-flare by recycling 

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encouraging all hospitality businesses 

to do the same. 

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to the New Brighton community 

fridge. 

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cafe BearLion Foods 

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Removal 

of Rawhiti 

Domain 

trees a 

‘double 

standard’ 

• By Sophie Cornish 

THE REMOVAL of seven trees in 

Rawhiti Domain has been labelled 

a “double standard” following 

a request for an urgent safety 

audit of trees on the South New 

Brighton estuary edge. 

The Rawhiti Domain trees will 

be removed because of safety 

concerns. 

But Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board member Tim Sintes 

says the tree issue in South New 

Brighton needs urgent attention 

too. 

He says more than 30 trees on 

the estuary edge are at risk of falling 

at any time. The community 

board requested an urgent safety 

audit at the beginning of last 

month. 

The city council has previously 

told Pegasus Post the South New 

Brighton trees were being monitored 

over the past six weeks. A 

fallen tree on the beach had been 

removed, along with eight pine 

trees near the boundary fence of 

the camping ground. 

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Tuesday March 13 2018 3 

News 

Pressure builds to add 50m pool 

• By Sophie Cornish 

FEARS THAT the new QE II 

Recreation and Sport Centre 

will not meet the demands of 

the community are increasing 

pressure to add a 50m pool to 

the facility. 

The concerns are that the 

current 25m pool will not 

cater for the 

large variety of 

users, including 

students from 

the Shirley 

Boys’ High and 

Avonside Girls’ 

High campus at 

Linda 

Stewart 

QE II Park. 

“It is never 

going to be able 

to service the local community 

as well as two high schools, local 

primary schools and sporting 

groups . . . the former facilities 

were used by people all over 

Christchurch, not just the east,” 

said Christchurch Concerned 

Citizens Group members 

Jacqui Herron and Craig 

MacKay. 

Said a spokeswoman from the 

Keep QE II in the East group: 

“We are concerned not everyone 

in our community will get a fair 

opportunity to use it.” 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

UPGRADE: There is increasing pressure to add a 50m pool 

at the QE II Recreation and Sport Centre to meet the needs of 

the community. 

Board member Linda Stewart 

said there would “undoubtedly” 

be congestion in the new 25m 

pool. 

“I would almost bet a lot of 

money on it,” she said. 

However, city council 

manager operations recreation 

and sports unit, Nigel Cox, 

said the facility’s placement 

“provides space to the north 

and east of the new facility’s 

pool hall for an expansion. The 

provision of an expansion zone 

is common place in facility 

planning. However, there was no 

specific expansion in mind that 

informed this decision.” 

The $38.6 million pool facility 

is set to open for Queen’s 

Birthday weekend. 

Following a recent site visit, 

the community board was told 

by contractor, Apollo Projects, 

that adding a 50m pool would 

cost an estimated $15-20 

million. 

Coastal-Burwood Ward city 

councillor David East said 

increasing the pool size to 50m, 

which is the Olympic standard, 

as well as adding seating and a 

dive well could cost almost $50 

million. 

The facility’s plans were 

designed with a “room to grow” 

concept, said Ms Stewart. 

Pressure is mounting around 

the idea, as the city council’s 

draft Long Term Plan will be 

finalised in June. 

Ms Stewart said if the pool is 

not included in the plan, there 

will not be the option to include 

it until 2028. 

However, Mr Cox said: 

“The city council provides 

an opportunity to update 

the existing LTP through the 

Annual Plan process that 

operates yearly,” he said. 

A 50m competition-sized 

pool is planned for the $300 

million central city Metro 

Sports Facility, which Greater 

Christchurch Regeneration 

Minister Megan Woods 

brought to a standstill last year 

following a $75 million budget 

blowout. 

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Now 

In Brief 

Fire rages, homes at risk 

SCHOOL AND HALL FUTURE 

The city council and Coastal- 

Burwood Community Board 

have successfully requested the 

Ministry of Education delay its 

decision on the future of the 

Central New Brighton School site 

and Roy Stokes Hall until the end 

of July. City council staff are now 

working with the New Brighton 

Community Hall Trust to form a 

business plan on the feasibility of 

owning and managing parts of the 

school site. 

PLAYGROUND TO CLOSE 

The new seaside playground in 

New Brighton will be closed for 

about a month from either May 

or June. It will allow Development 

Christchurch to make additional 

improvements to the playground 

and install artwork. 

WALK AROUND QE II PARK 

The Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board wants the community to 

have a say on the development 

of the QE II Park master plan. 

The board is offering a guided 

walk around the park on March 

25. There will be an update on 

the new recreation and sports 

centre, the school campus and 

the Christchurch School of 

Gymnastics rebuild. The walk will 

start at the north end of QE II Park 

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Schools 

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NINE EAST Christchurch 

schools will be given the 

opportunity to participate in 

education programmes at Orana 

Wildlife Park. 

As part of The Warehouse 

Zoofari, more than $130,000 has 

been raised to enable 5000 pupils 

from 41 decile 1-3 schools to go 

on the ‘zoofari’. 

Said Orana Wildlife Park education 

manager Toby Johnson: 

“Zoos in each region are collaborating 

to host the school students 

and give them the learning 

opportunity that many would 

otherwise miss out on without 

The Warehouse.” 

The Warehouse general manager 

community relations Shari 

French said visiting the zoo is a 

quintessential part of childhood 

for many children, but for some 

families it is sometimes not possible. 

The eastern school taking 

part in ‘zoofari’ include Rawhiti 

School, Shirley Primary School, 

St James School, Haeata Community 

Campus, Linwood 

North School, Christchurch East 

School, Linwood Avenue School, 

Bromley School and Linwood 

College. 

Church restores former club 

THE FORMER St Albans 

Shirley Club has been extensively 

renovated to become a new 

church and community centre. 

The building was opened on 

Saturday at a launch event, with 

a free lunch and entertainment, 

including children’s games, a 

bouncy castle and a performance 

from the New Brighton Brass 

Band. 

The building on Hills Rd will 

now be home to the Eastside 

C3 Church and a variety of 

community groups, including 

the St Albans Shirley Club, 

Fevah Modern Jive, Silhouette 

Studios NZ, Toddlerock Shirley/ 

St Albans, and Moveable Feasts. 

The C3 Church Christchurch 

purchased the 1.6ha property 

and the building off the St 

Albans Shirley Club in 2016. 

The church’s senior pastor 

Paul Julian said the church 

aims to contribute to the local 

community. 

AFTER SIX months of 

preparation, the Zonta Club of 

Christchurch South is set to hold 

its annual summer garage sale 

on Saturday. 

Children’s toys, preserves, 

furniture, ornaments, linen, 

“This new building is one of 

the ways we are doing that. There 

are some amazing community 

groups who use the space 

during the week, as well as our 

crockery, paintings, and books 

were among the items on offer. 

The money raised will be 

distributed to the club’s chosen 

charities. Recently it donated 

money for furnishings at the 

new City Mission women’s night 

regular church services. We’ve 

been pretty overwhelmed with 

the amount of bookings so we’re 

definitely filling a need. It’s 

a pretty versatile space so we 

shelter “We have a number of 

very worthwhile charities which 

we support and it is incredibly 

satisfying to be able to make 

substantial donations to these 

groups,” said club president 

Margaret Currie. 

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OPEN: The Eastside C3 

Church now has a new home 

on Hills Rd after it renovated 

the former St Albans Shirley 

Club building. It will also be 

used as a community centre. 

welcome anyone to pop in and 

check it out,” he said. 

The Eastside C3 Church 

is one of three branches in 

Christchurch. 

Zonta Club garage sale aims to help charities 

Members of the club for 

professional and business 

women have been gathering 

quality items for the past six 

months in preparation for 

the sale which will be held in 

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Tree removal a ‘double standard’ 

•From page 1 

However, Mr Sintes said the 

real problem is the trees on the 

estuary edge. 

“It is a total inconsistency, as 

there has been no motion from 

city council to remove trees on 

the estuary edge, which pose 

equally as much of a safety risk,” 

he said. 

“The walking track in South 

New Brighton would get a lot 

more people than the Rawhiti 

Domain one would . . . if you use 

the same criteria that they have 

used in the Rawhiti Domain on 

the estuary edge, well 

there shouldn’t be any trees left 

there.” 

Mr Sintes said the work 

“reeks of a double standard” 

and believes it may be due to an 

agenda the city council has with 

the estuary edge. 

The city council wants to 

let the estuary edge erode 

naturally following damage to 

the erosion protection from the 

earthquakes. The community 

board wants to protect it in 

order to preserve as much of the 

domain as possible. 

“This (trees becoming 

damaged) is never going to stop 

on the estuary edge until they 

protect it,” Mr Sintes said. 

City council acting head 

of parks Kay Holder said on 

RISK: Tim Sintes wants the dangerous trees removed from the South New Brighton estuary 

edge. 

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

Thursday the estuary edge is 

monitored on a regular basis as 

the area is treated as a priority 

from a health and safety 

perspective. 

“As a result of this monitoring, 

we became aware of the fallen 

tree and tree stumps and had 

these removed as a priority. 

During those works a stand of 

dead pine and macrocarpa trees 

were identified as hazardous and 

have also been removed. 

“We will continue to monitor 

the area on a regular basis to 

ensure that any health and 

safety issues are dealt with 

appropriately,” she said. 

In Brief 

HOT POOL DESIGNS 

The latest revision of the design 

plans for the hot pools in New 

Brighton will be presented to the 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board on Monday. Development 

Christchurch will hold its fourth 

workshop with a community 

focus group on March 21, where 

it will present the design plans 

that will form part of the resource 

consent application. The plans 

will then be released to the wider 

community. A Development 

Christchurch spokesman said the 

designs will continue to evolve 

throughout the process. 

QUEENSPARK DRIVE SPEED 

The Coastal-Burwood 

Community Board has approved 

lowering the speed limit around 

Queenspark School. The new 

speed zone will be on Queenspark 

Drive and the limit will be 

changed from 50km/h to 40km/h. 

Electronic signs will be placed at 

the start of the school speed zone. 

NOT A FREEDOM CAMPER 

A photo on page 5 of Pegasus Post 

last week said it was a freedom 

camper’s campsite. This was 

incorrect. It was a site belonging 

to a homeless person. The caption 

also said it was taken in South 

New Brighton. The location was 

in fact North Beach. Pegasus Post 

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Your Local Views 

Growing the community 

New Brighton Community 

Garden secretary Hilary 

Wilson and garden 

manager Catherine O’Neil 

talk about the benefits 

of being involved in the 

project 

FOR MORE than 12 years a 

whole lot of people have put a 

whole lot of effort into making 

our community gardens the 

flourishing success that they 

now are. As well as growing 

vegetables, we pride ourselves on 

growing the community. 

What stands out? The diversity 

of vegetables and flowers, food 

for the body and food for the 

soul, and the diversity of volunteers, 

young and old, Kiwi and 

foreign, smiley and grumpy, all 

are warmly welcomed. The gardens 

are a place to meet new people, 

establish friendships, learn 

new skills, build confidence, and 

increase one’s sense of well-being 

and belonging. Knowledge is 

freely shared in many ways. 

What do we treasure? Our 

marvellous volunteers and staff, 

our supportive trust members, 

our very helpful funders and 

the on-going support from local 

businesses is very valuable. Our 

commitment to respecting and 

taking care of people and the 

environment is too. 

What do people say when 

they come in the gate? They 

say “wow.” And then “this is 

so peaceful, and yet also a hive 

of activity.” Recently from 

two French tourists we heard 

“c’est magnifique.” And from a 

German-speaking Swiss tourist 

– “wunderbar.” Particularly after 

the Christchurch earthquakes, 

visitors and volunteers found solace 

and comfort in the gardens. 

Gardening anywhere provides 

GREEN 

THUMBS: 

Catherine O’Neil 

(left) and Hilary 

Wilson take 

pride in their 

community 

garden. 

both physical and mental health 

benefits. 

What do people get out of it? 

You will almost certainly get 

your hands dirty. And you will 

probably go home with some 

yummy fresh vegetables. But 

also, and perhaps more importantly, 

you get a sense of belonging 

to the community, of contributing 

to a meaningful productive 

project, of working at literally the 

grassroots level to help make the 

world a better place. We are happily 

about as far from corporate 

culture as it’s possible to get. 

Growing your own food sustainably 

is a global movement. If 

you want to find a community 

garden near you, go to the Canterbury 

Community Gardens 

Association website at 

www.ccga.org.nz 

Readers respond to the 

Christchurch School of 

Gymnastics receiving 

$900,000 from the city 

council for the rebuild of 

its new facility 

Margaret Nicholas – 

Why should a gym which is 

basically a club, and which 

has had large amounts of 

money from city council in 

the past, get so much more 

than other grassroots sports, 

or ones which keep more 

youth active? 

Bill Palmer – Good idea, 

problem is no one can get 

there unless they’ve got a 

four-wheel-drive because of 

the neglected roads in the 

east, again I say city council 

get your priorities in order 

first. 

Ryan Bailey – Surely 

when a sports club has 

received so much from city 

council already, shouldn’t the 

money go to other smaller 

struggling sports/community 

clubs. It would make a 

massive difference to help 

smaller sports clubs grow. 

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in North New Brighton, 

including one who 

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belongings, (and your poo 

instead of leaving it next to 

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Christie 

named young 

sportsman 

of the year 

• By Andrew King 

FORMER SHIRLEY Boys’ 

High first XV captain Tom 

Christie was named AECOM 

outstanding young sportsman 

of the year at the Nexia New 

Zealand Canterbury Sports 

Awards on Friday night. 

He was up against basketballer 

Quinn Clinton, golfer Tom 

Parker and rower 

Ben Taylor. 

Christie, who 

plays flanker, made 

his debut for Canterbury 

last year 

Tom 

Christie 

and was part of the 

World Cup winning 

under-20 New Zealand 

squad. 

In 2015, he famously captained 

Shirley to the UC Championship 

final against St Bede’s, which 

they lost. 

The awards honour sporting 

excellence as well as the invaluable 

contribution of dedicated 

coaches, administrators, officials 

and volunteers. 

“As a region, Canterbury has 

access to world-class coaching 

and an exceptional sports club 

system,” Sport Canterbury chief 

executive Julyan Falloon said. 

The awards were held at the 

Air Force Museum of New 

Zealand. 

More than 130 nominations 

were received for the awards 

across 30 sporting codes. 

Schools count down to Maadi Cup 

Six days out from the biggest school rowing event of 

the year, Andrew King looks at how some of the crews 

might fare at Maadi Cup which starts on Monday at Lake 

Ruataniwha, Twizel 

Shirley Boys’ High had a tough 

start to the rowing season after 

a 30m poplar tree fell into the 

Avon River just as the under-15 

crew of Reuben Bannon, Finley 

Ocheduszko Brown, Cameron 

Maughan, Liam Whitaker and 

David Brown rowed underneath 

it in January. 

At the South Island secondary 

school rowing champs earlier 

this month, Maughan along 

with Lucas MacDonald (stroke), 

Brodie Barsby, Jack Hearn, 

Cameron McConchie, Brayden 

Keep, Elliot Stanley, Matthew 

Sudlow and Joel Coleman (cox) 

won gold in the under-15 eights. 

The school also had success in 

the under-16 single sculls with 

Scott Shackleton winning gold. 

Now they turn their attention 

to the Maadi Cup which starts 

on Monday and runs through 

the week at Lake Ruataniwha, 

Twizel. 

Head of rowing Rob Wilson- 

Pyne said it is all about building 

a diverse squad with a variety of 

different rowers. 

“Everyone is working very 

hard in training and we have just 

completed our seat racing to get 

placing for boats,” he said. 

“We have got good depth 

in the squad and some strong 

rowers who should do well.” 

He would not identify any 

individuals to look out for, 

saying every rower goes out there 

with a team mindset. 

“There are no individuals, it 

is all about the squad. We have 

the philosophy that any boat 

that makes a final is representing 

every kid involved,” he said. 

The school is in a building 

phase and is looking to have 

a strong under-18 eights 

competing at the Maadi Cup in 

the near future. 

“We are looking at 2019-2020 

to target that under-18 eights 

race,” he said. 

They are also keeping an eye 

on the competition up north. 

“We always have a look at the 

cousins up north; don’t know 

what they feed them up there, 

but they always set fast times. 

And that is what it is all about, 

the best in the country coming 

together and seeing where we 

stand. It’s an opportunity and a 

challenge for us,” he said. 

South Island secondary 

school rowing champs – 

results 

Winners – boys 

•CBHS: Under-15 coxed 

quadruple sculls and coxed 

octuple sculls; under-16 

coxed quadruple sculls; 

under-17 coxed four; coxed 

quadruple sculls; under-18 

novice double sculls; 

coxless pairs oars; coxed 

quadruple sculls; coxed four 

and under-18 coxed eights. 

•Shirley Boys’ High: 

Under-15 coxed eights; and 

under-16 single sculls. 

•Christ’s College: Under-16 

coxed eights; under-17 

coxed eights; and under-18 

novice coxed eights. 

•St Bede’s: Under-16 coxed 

four; and under-18 novice 

coxed four. 

•Cashmere High: Under-18 

novice coxed quadruple 

sculls. 

Winners – girls: 

SPORTS 

PROGRESSION: Shirley Boys’ High are in a building phase 

with some good talent coming up through the grades in the 

under-18 eights. 

PHOTO STEVE MCARTHUR 

Rangi Ruru: Under-16 

coxed four; under-16 coxed 

eights; under-17 coxed 

eights; under-18 novice 

coxed eights; under-18 

novice coxed four; and 

under-18 coxed eights. 

CGHS: Under-15 coxed 

eights. 

Dunstan High: Under-15 

double sculls; quadruple 

sculls; coxed octuple sculls; 

and under-16 coxed quadruple 

sculls. 

St Margaret’s: Under-18 

coxed four. 

Villa Maria: Under-18 

coxed quadruple sculls. 

New Brighton players help revamp clubrooms 

• By Andrew King 

NEW BRIGHTON Rugby club 

players will start the season off 

with newly renovated clubrooms. 

Members of the club and the 

community have been busy 

fixing up the clubrooms on 

Rawhiti Ave. 

Division one captain Reuben 

Spicer, who is studying sports 

leadership at Canterbury 

University, had to write a paper 

for his course on sponsorship 

and decided fixing up the old 

clubrooms would be a great way 

to put theory into practice. 

The idea had been floated 

around the club for a while as the 

clubrooms were starting to look a 

bit run down. 

But from Spicer’s paper the idea 

snowballed and work started in 

August last year. 

Rugby development officer 

Roddy Butt said Spicer, who 

plays halfback, thought it would 

also be a good way for the squad 

to bond ahead of the upcoming 

competition. 

Lock Ben Nelson, a builder 

by trade, said there had been so 

much support from the local 

community. 

Not only have they managed to 

renovate the division one shed, 

but the majority of the club’s 

buildings have also been done 

PRIDE: Progress is being made on fixing up the New Brighton rugby clubrooms, which are set to be ready for the upcoming 

season. 

up, including the referee’s and 

physio’s rooms. 

Builder Matthew Burleigh, 

brother of Scotland international 

and former New Brighton 

midfielder Phil Burleigh, and 

plumber Henare Faithful have 

also put a lot of work into the 

buildings. 

Nelson has donated about 450 

hours himself, and Burleigh and 

Faithful are not far behind. 

“Most of the materials we have 

used have been donated. So we 

have been able to get between 

$15,000 to $20,000 worth of 

materials for about $200, which is 

amazing,” Nelson said. 

“It really shows how good 

the club is and how great the 

community is to get behind this.” 

Nelson, who was born and 

bred in Minnesota, United States, 

came to the club in 2013 to “ply 

his trade in rugby”. 

Now he has residency and said 

he will play for the club for as 

long as he can. 

“We want to be one of the best 

recruiting clubs in the city and by 

doing up our sheds it sends the 

right message,” he said.



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88 Petrie St, Richmond 

The Ray White New Brighton 

Duke Festival of Surfing 

Tuesday, Friday, Saturday 

The Boardroom exhibition 

shows surfboards throughout 

the ages. An outdoor movie 

night on Friday will feature 

Moana, a movie supported by 

the Aotearoa Surf Film Festival, 

Fish People, and two shorter 

surf films. A two-day surfing 

competition begins on Friday 

with local and international 

surfers from all age groups 

from under-12 through to the 

over-60s. A smorgasbord meal 

will follow at the New Brighton 

Club on Saturday night with 

entertainment from upcoming 

South Island band Soaked Oats 

and local band Run77. Visit the 

festival’s Facebook page for more 

information about times and 

locations. 

New Brighton 

Table Tennis Club 

Tuesdays 7.30pm 

The St Albans/Shirley Table 

Tennis Club is 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 Ian on 

021 586 802 or Shirley on 

027 343 3981 evenings only 

Email sophie.cornish@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Friday 

with any inquiries. 

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 

Ascot Petanque Club 

Tuesday and Friday, 9.30- 

11.30am 

A friendly social club willing to 

teach beginners the great game 

of petanque. Equipment can be 

supplied. Go along and learn this 

easy game. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave, North Beach 

Rocket Club 

Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool 

programme running during 

term time. Students can join 

the club and become involved in 

different activities based on local 

Barrier Free Computing on Saturday, 10am-noon, is a service 

provided by the Computer for Special Needs Trust, an 

organisation which offers assistance with using computers for 

people experiencing a 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, but 

standard library printing and copying costs apply. New Brighton 

Library, 213 Marine Pde. 

and current events in a fun learning 

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Free to attend and no bookings 

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Aranui library, 109 Aldershot St 

Exercise Classes – Over 50s 

Wednesday 1-2pm, Thursdays 

9.30am 

Times may change to just 

Thursdays at a later time. Cost 

is $4 and a cup tea to follow. All 

inquires welcome – phone either 

Margaret on 383 2665 or 383 

2337. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave 

Boys’ Brigade in Shirley 

Thursday, 6.30-8pm 

The boys enjoy a wide range 

of action, fun, games, life skills, 

leadership and competition. The 

creative weekly programme is 

both skills and values based. For 

more information, call Chris on 

385 6446. 

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 is $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 is $2 per fortnight. Visit the 

library’s Facebook page. 

St Luke’s Church Hall, 212 Pine 

Ave, South New Brighton 

Eastside Gallery Multicultural 

Exhibition 

Monday-Friday, 11-4pm, 

Saturday noon-3pm 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre’s Eastside Gallery presents 

Wayne Seyb’s Red Zone Gardens. 

Seyb’s 23 paintings illustrate 

what remains after houses and 

possessions have gone. Exhibition 

runs until Saturday. 

388 Worcester St 

Line Dance Class For 

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Monday, 6-7pm, Tuesday and 

Wednesday, 12.30-1pm 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

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Entertainment 

Weka Pass Railway 

Waipara, North Canterbury 

We are RUNNING 

SUNDAY 18th MARCH 

Running 1st and 3rd 

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Phone 0800wekapass 

Depart Glenmark Station 

11.30am & 2.00pm 

www.wekapassrailway.co.nz 

Gardening 

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Qualified Horticulturist, 

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landscaping, for free 

quotes call Bryce 027 688- 

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Pets & Supplies 

AFFORDABLE Dog 

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Call us today for a FREE quote 

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PLANT GROWERS 

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We have all your garden 

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Lawns, Gardens 

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screened owner/operators 

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www.fviphomeservices.co.nz 

AAA HANDYMAN 

licensed carpenter 

LBP, all property and 

building maintenance, 

repairs, bathroom/shower 

installations, with free 

quotes 03 383 1927 or 027 

245 5226 ciey@xtra.co.nz 

BRICKLAYER 

George Lockyer. Over 

35 years bricklaying 

experience. UK trained. 

Licensed Building 

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BP105608. Insurance 

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Heritage brickwork and 

stonework a speciality. No 

job too small. Governors 

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Cell 027 684 4046, email 

georgelockyer@xtra.co.nz 

BUILDER 

LICENSED, available for 

all aspects of building. 

Please call 027 241-7471 

or 335-0265 


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For all building work 

but specialist in bathroom 

renovations, 30 yrs 

experience, with service 

and integrity. Free Quotes. 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

0274 367-067. 

CARPET & VINYL 

LAYING Repairs, 

uplifting, relaying, 

restretching Email 

jflattery@xtra.co.nz ph 

0800 003 181 or 027 

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ELECTRICIAN 

For electrical work, no job 

to small, affordable, tidy & 

experienced, HEATPUMP 

servicing, & perfomance 

test $70 + gst, ph or txt 027 

432 9755 or 03 326 49922 

INTERIOR PLASTER 

& PAINT Your local 

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big. Jared 021 02470034 

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Available, All aspects in 

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call 027 241-7471 or 335- 

0265 

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painting & all forms of 

interior plastering & jib 

fixing, ph Mark 021 171- 

1586 or 355-5994 

PAINTER 

Quality work, I stand by 

Canterbury Ph Wayne 03 

385-4348 or 027 274 3541 

PLUMBER ALF 

THORPE PLUMBING 

Certifying Plumber for 

all types of plumbing, 

maintenance, spouting, 

alterations etc. Phone 352- 

7402 or 0274-350-231 


ROOF REPAIRS 

Locally owned & operated with 

over 30 years experience. 

• Extensions & repair • Roof coating 

• Concrete & clay tiles • Butynol 

• Malthoid • Asbestos Certified 

• Coloursteel • Old iron • Guttering 

Phone Dave 981 0278 

or 021 223 4200 

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BEAUMONT ROOFING LTD 


SPOUTING CLEANING 

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STONEMASON, BRICK 

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visit www.featureworks. 

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taping special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

WINDOW CLEANING 

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Entertainment 

To advertise, contact 

Jo Fuller 027 458 8590 

jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi 

Students have done us proud! 

From top le: 

Dominic Wilson 

(Burnside High) 

CHOGM Representative; 

Meg Roberts (Rang Ruru) 

Senior Gold Award; 

Joshua Persico (CBHS) 

Junior Silver Award; 

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Noah Cunningham 

(St Patrick’s Bryndwr) 

Junior Silver Award; 

Ruby Wilson-Moses 

(Selwyn House) 

Junior Bronze Award 

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CANTERBURY students have done extremely 

well in the Queen’s Commonwealth Essay 

Competition judged in London with Meg 

Roberts (Rangi Ruru) gaining senior gold; 

slilver awards going to Noah Cunningham (St 

Patricks Bryndwr) and Joshua Persico (CBHS); 

and Ruby Wilson-Moses (Selwyn House) 

gaining a junior bronze award. 

With 12,300 entries from throughout the 

Commonwealth and just 4% awarded gold, 

9% silver and 13% bronze, Canterbury 

students have done us proud. 

e winners were acknowledged at the 

Canterbury Branch of the Royal 

Commonwealth Society at the Russley Golf 

Club on Sunday evening with the Guest 

Speaker, Sandra Manderson QSM, presenting 

the certificates and cash rewards. 

SERVING 

HAPPY HOUR 

5PM - 7PM DAILY 

is year’s competition is now open with 

entries needing to reach London by 1st June 

and is open to under 19 year olds. Last year’s 

theme was ‘A Commonwealth for Peace’ with 

this year’s theme ‘Towards a Common Future’. 

Entry details are on www.rcscanty.co.nz 

together with the 2017 winning essays. 

Another Commonwealth opportunity for 

youth happens each year in August when 

students from all over New Zealand gather in 

Wellington for a Model Commonwealth 

Summit where the students represent a 

Commonwealth country and debate issues 

from that country’s point of view. Dominic 

Wilson from Burnside High spoke about his 

experience. e Canterbury branch offers a 

grant to help with expenses towards this with 

details on www.rcscanty.co.nz 

EVENTS COMING UP... 

Irish 

Fare 

added 

to the 

Dinner 

Buffet 

SATURDAY 

17TH MARCH 2018 

Available only on 

Saturday 17th March 2018 

DINNER SESSION ONLY. 

NORMAL PRICE APPLIES 

OUR CABINET ITEMS 

ARE HOMEMADE 

CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY 

$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

Say o I doo Say o II do 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

H O U R 

ON OUR 

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SEE US AT THE WEDDING SHOW 

FOR EXCLUSIVE SHOW DAY DEALS 

SUNDAY 25th MARCH | 10am-3pm 

WIGRAM AIR FORCE MUSEUM 

Lunch & Dinner : All you can eat, 7 days 

Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

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

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 

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FOR A 

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www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY CARD DRAW 

Saturday 17th March 

ST PADDY’S DAY 

DJ KRONIK from 3pm - 6.45pm 

PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED - LUCKY SEAT NUMBERS 

Highlanders v Crusaders 7.35pm 

DOWNSTAIRS 

CLUB BISTRO 

Open Tuesday to Saturday 

from 12pm - 2pm & from 5pm. 

DINE BY THE SEA! 

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Pierview Restaurant 

Open from 5.30pm Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday, and for 

Sunday Brunch from 10.30am to 2pm. 

SORRY, PIERVIEW IS FULLY BOOKED 

This Saturday 17 March 2018. 

SUNDAY 25th MARCH, from 5.30pm 

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H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

PLAYING 

THIS WEEKEND 

March 

16 & 17 

St Patrick’s 

Weekend 

Music to jig to 

Friday : Robbie ‘Mc’ Drew 

Saturday : Norm Bland 

followed by Boru 

Cans of Guinness & 

Jameson RTD 

Irish Specials in the 

Club Cafe 

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We have rooms available 

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LUNCH & DINNER 

GF & V options available 

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EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FROM 5.30PM 

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5.30pm - 6.30PM 

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SUNDAY 15 APRIL 2018 

ENTER WHEN YOU DINE IN THE CLUB CAFE 

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Conditions Apply. 

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PEGASUS POST 

Have you been declined 

treatment by the DHB ? 

The Canterbury Charity Hospital 

may be able to treat you at no cost. 

Our current services are: 

• Gynaecology and women’s health 

• Rectal bleeding clinic 

• Colonoscopy (acute and screening) 

• Cataracts 

• Orthopaedics (upper and lower limb) 

• General surgery (abdominal, rectal) 

• Oral surgery and dentistry (* conditions apply) 

• Counselling (by self referral) 

To be treated by the Charity Hospital you must: 

• Have been turned down in writing for treatment by the CDHB 

• Not have medical insurance 

• Not be able to afford the treatment privately (means tested) 

• Have a referral from your doctor 

* All dentistry and oral surgery patients need a dentist’s referral. 

Dentistry is available for WINZ clients only, whilst oral surgery may 

be available if you fit the above criteria. 

Why are the Charity Hospital’s services at no cost to the patient? 

More than 280 unpaid volunteer surgeons, nurses, dentists and support staff generously 

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Volunteers are always welcome. If you are a surgeon, nurse or technician, 

volunteer forms are on our website at www.charityhospital.org.nz 

or email reception@charityhospital.org.nz 

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get a referral from your doctor or dentist - please don’t contact the hospital directly. 

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www.charityhospital.org.nz

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• The 14km starts at 9am at Centennial Park, 

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• Warm up with our Christchurch Les Mills fitness team, 

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• Prize giving starts at mid-day. 

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