Bay Harbour: March 14, 2018

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 2018 

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Spectacular entries 

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David Bowie took out the top prize in the Akaroa Summer 

Photographic Competition with the above photo of the 

Robinsons Bay Jetty. The biennial competition attracted 548 

entries from 104 people. Akaroa District Promotions executive 

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I WAS lucky enough to visit the Okains Bay Museum last week. 

Ian Day has been tasked with the job of bringing the museum 

up to professional industry standards. 

He seems like just the man for the job and was hugely 

knowledgeable – and passionate – about the collections. 

It is of national and international importance and I could see 

why when I visited; spellbinding. 

Photographer Martin Hunter and I popped down to the store 

for a pie afterwards. We’d left it too late unfortunately and 

they’d sold out, so we stopped at the Little River Diner instead. 

Delicious. 

Read about Ian Day and what he’s up to on page 4. 

On another note, Christchurch Regeneration Minister Megan 

Woods is asking for public comment on rezoning Redcliffs Park 

as a school. 

The saga continues. Make sure you have your say. 

– Sarla Donovan 

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REDCLIFFS Pharmacy owner 

Daryl Sayer is calling for more 

parking restrictions in the 

area. 

There is only one park outside 

his business – but it has no time 

limit and vehicles sometimes 

stay parked in it all day. 

He said people enjoy 

convenience and if there is no 

car park available, they will 

drive past. 

“Restricting parking in a 

small number of key areas in 

Redcliffs will stop people from 

using the parks longer-term (in 

some cases all day), thus making 

them more easily available for 

someone who wishes to ‘pop in’ 

to a shop or business.” 

Mr Sayer said the 

implementation of p120 at 

the eastern end of the village, 

opposite the New World 

supermaket had prompted him 

to take action. 

He has approached the 

Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board and is 

hoping the city council will 

look at extending the 

restrictions. 

Business operators in 

Redcliffs had been discussing 

the topic for some time, Mr 

Sayer said. 

“We frequently have 

customers commenting on the 

availability (or lack) of the car 

parks that are provided on the 

street. We need to encourage 


Call for Redcliffs parking restrictions 

ACTION WANTED: Redcliffs pharmacist Daryl Sayer wants more parking time limit signs along 

Main Rd. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

people who live in the area to 

support their local businesses – 

use it or lose it.” 

Board member Darrell 

Latham said he has asked a city 

council traffic engineer to look 

into it. 

“I can certainly see it’s 

an issue of concern,” he 

said. 

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A tourist was left teetering on 

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Bay Valley Rd after ploughing 

into the side of a single lane 

structure about 1pm on Sunday. 

The 77-year-old driver hit the left 

hand side of the bridge, breaking 

the railing. No other vehicles 

were involved and no one was 

injured in the crash. 

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cut down – two where the old 

swings are, and one over the 

nature play area. The cost of each 

umbrella is $7500. Picnic table 

may also put under each of the 

umbrellas, costing about $3900. 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board will discuss 

the proposal at their meeting 

tomorrow. 

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Museum specialist tasked with 


OKAINS BAY lies tucked at the 

bottom of a steep, winding road 

on the green eastern edge of 

Banks Peninsula. 

It’s famous for a picturesque 

campground, spectacular 

Waitangi Day celebrations – 

and the Okains Bay Maori and 

Historical Museum. 

Two thousand people packed 

into the small settlement on 

February 6 this year, eager to 

catch sight of the magnificent 

waka paddling up the Opara 

River, hear the powhiri – and 

see the museum’s renowned 

collection of Maori artefacts. 

Amassed over a lifetime by 

local farmer Murray Thacker, it 

is internationally famous, with 

one of the biggest selections of 

hei-tiki in the country, a superb 

collection of cloaks, some going 

back 200 years, and many rare 

kete and taiaha. 

Six huia bird can be seen 

there, when only 150 remain 

worldwide and just 60 of those in 

New Zealand. 

The fineness and rarity of the 

3000-piece collection prompted 

North Islander Ian Day to 

take up a recently established 

directorship position at the 

museum last year. 

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With a Masters degree in 

museum studies from Victoria 

University in Wellington, Mr 

Day was brought in by the 

board of trustees as part of a 

push towards professionalisation. 

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we’re heading,” he says. “The 

board saw a clear need that they 

had to up their ballgame. It’s 

a common thing with smaller 

museums – they reach a point 

where they have to either get 

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Mr Day has variously been 

the director at Waikato 

Coalfields Museum in Huntly, 

a carver at a number of marae 

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upgrade 

A specialist in small regional cant funding to support the redevelopment 

until the groundwork 

museums, he shifted to Okains 

Bay a year ago with his partner is in place, he says and that’s what 

and two burmese cats and they he’s been doing over the past year. 

live on-site. 

Come April, the fundraising 

It’s the nature of the job to drive will pick up pace. Mr Day 

move around, he says. 

estimates it will take around $1 

His appointment followed a million over the next five years to 

visit to the museum from Te Papa fully upgrade. 

18 months ago, when the Maori Report writing takes up a lot 

collection was declared as being of his time, but he also works 

of international significance hands-on to improve the condition 

of the displays, helped by 

and other collections nationally 

important, including the antique museum custodian Sharon 

firearms, small boats and some of Henderson. 

the buildings. 

Reorganising the eclectic colonial 

collection is under way. 

Along with managing the 

museum day-to-day, Mr Day is Mr Day observes it lacks a 

involved in writing policies and narrative at the moment – but 

reports, undertaking conservation 

work where needed, renew- 

way without losing the quirkiness 

presenting it in a more appealing 

ing and improving exhibitions, will be a big job. 

marketing and staff management “You act as a mnemonic aid; 

– “everything.” 

that’s part of the community 

As one of the hubs of the local function. It contains the identity 

community, it’s got to strengthen of the people, a museum.” 

that role, he says. 

He smiles when asked whether 

“It’s got to provide a better level he will see out the next five years 

of care for its collections. We are in the bay. It partly depends on 

looking at a five-year redevelopment 

programme so the layout of supportive community. Working 

his health. But he is enjoying the 

the buildings will work better for in smaller museums is uniquely 

the visiting public, without losing satisfying. 

the ambience and the special “The stories are much closer to 

character that it’s got. The aim is the surface and more fascinating. 

for long-term sustainability.” You know you’re making a difference.” 

It’s difficult to apply for signifi- 


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History and traditional skills 

OKAINS BAY farmer Murray Thacker, who died last 

year, started collecting at the age of 11 and it quickly 

became a lifetime passion. 

In 1968 he bought the old dairy factory to house 

his collection, opening the Okains Bay Maori and 

Historical Museum in 1977. 

Much of the carving on site was created specifically 

by master carver John Rua, who began attending Van 

Asch School for the Deaf as a child. 

It was at Van Asch that he began learning woodwork 

and carved sea creatures, kiwi and zoo animals. 

His work was later shown in an exhibition, whereupon 

he met master carver Hone Te Kauru Taiapa, 

who invited him to learn traditional Toi Whakairo at 

the New Zealand Institute for Maori Arts and Crafts 

in Rotorua. 

Mr Rua graduated with honours in 1972 and two 

years later began carving for the Okains Bay museum, 

later shifting to Christchurch where he set up his own 

business at the Artist’s Quarters in Oxford Tce. 

In 1980 he began work on the meeting house and 

dining room at Ngā Hau E Whā National Marae in 

Pages Rd. 

MASTER CARVER:John 

Rua working on a canoe 

at Okains Bay Museum. 

He carved 14 poupou 

for the museum before 

moving to the area and 

continuing to carve 

on-site for them. His 

other work there 

includes a meeting 

house, two waka and a 

pataka (traditional Maori 

food store). 

BAY HARBOUR 

PASSIONATE: Blacksmith, farmer and 

passionate collector Murray Thacker. 

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Increase in maintenance matters 

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Residents 

want the 

city council 

to spend 

more time 

looking 

after the 

little things, 

writes 

Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community 

Board member Darrell 

Latham 

THEY SAY: “Don’t sweat the 

small stuff.’’ Don’t believe it. It 

is rubbish. Residents want the 

small stuff done. 

My mission recently was to 

gather information on outstanding 

maintenance matters 

associated with greenspaces and 

streets. 

Why? Because, community 

board members have noticed an 

increase in maintenance matters 

being brought to their attention 

by residents. Your city council 

needs to act on these and other 

local matters that you have identified. 

You pay your city council 

many thousands of your hard 

earned dollars in rates and your 

voice needs to be heard. Well, 

maybe you have been shouting 

out but, has the city council been 

listening to you? 

As a board member my mission 

was to focus on the maintenance 

needs of my local area of 

Sumner and Redcliffs. Both local 

residents associations worked in 

with me. 

Feedback was swift and decisive. 

Both communities were 

well aware of what the outstanding 

issues were. Responses were 

hardly rocket science. I would 

describe them as basic 101 routine 

maintenance requirements. 

Street cleaning, particularly in 

the Redcliffs Village Centre has 

been inadequate recently with litter 

seen to be left in the gutters and 

on pavements for long periods. 

Coincidentally, the same has been 

happening in Sumner as well. 

Main Rd in Redcliffs is in 

UNKEMPT: 

Sumner resident 

Gail Halvorson 

found these 

weeds growing 

along the 

esplanade in 

January. 

poor condition and it needs resurfacing. 

Reinstatement of the 

grassed area along Beachville 

Rd esplanade is required. As 

well, Barnett Park is seriously in 

need of adequate routine maintenance. 

Sumner residents expressed 

concern about potholes along 

the esplanade and streets; weeds 

in gardens and reserves as well 

as the removal of built up rubbish 

and footpaths that need 

repair. 

In both areas there are many 

other issues and the above are 

but a snapshot. 

This is how I interpret the 

message from residents to the 

city council: can we have our 

basic needs met? Clean streets, 

pothole-free footpaths, and 

better roads. Better maintained 

parks and garden spaces are also 

important to us. It really would 

make a difference and our communities 

would be better places 

to live in. 

Christchurch city council - as 

well as the big picture ‘blue sky’ 

thinking don’t forget to “sweat 

the small stuff” and get the very 

basic things done for us. 

We said: 

Lowered speeds on 

Dyers Pass Rd are a step 

closer. But no-passing 

lines will only be installed 

south of the Summit Rd. 

You said: 

Brett Malzard – I don’t 

think changing a number on a 

sign will change a lot. Hard road 

to police, no pullovers. I don’t 

think it will change people’s habits 

at all. Lowering speed limits 

doesn’t work. If you can’t admit 

that you’re lying to yourself. The 

solution needs to be outside the 

box. Eliminate one of the congestions 

on the road. I’m not picking 

on cyclists, they deserve to be 

there. But why not give them an 

alternate route up the hill? That 

would be a positive for everybody 

that uses the roads. 

Chris Odell – Yes, it needs to 

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Paula Wilkinson – I’ve 

been driving the road for 

almost 40 years and have 

seen some horrendous 

driving in that time. I doubt 

double yellow lines will 

prevent drivers with road 

rage overtaking on blind 

corners. I am certain that 

lowering the speed limit 

won’t prevent speeding. The 

only solution I can see is 

a dedicated cycle lane and 

more pullovers, with more 

signage saying: “Traffic behind? 

Pull over and let them 

pass.” The Takaka Hill is a 

great example of making 

the driving experience more 

pleasurable in this beautiful 

country of ours. 

Ross Denton – There 

must be the opportunity 

to safely pass other cars 

and bicycles. Being stuck 

behind a slow cyclist or car 

and no opportunity to pass 

will lead to exactly the type 

of driving these restrictions 

are trying to prevent. 

We said: 

The new location 

of the skate ramp in 

Sumner is concerning 

residents. 

You said: 

Elizabeth Chapman 

– While I agree the young 

should have a skateboard 

ramp I found it incomprehensible 

that a ramp should 

be put on the intersection 

of two very busy roads in 

Sumner. Not only is it a 

distraction to drivers but 

is dangerous for the kids 

being so near the road. The 

wooden fence has made it 

a little more attractive but 

it is otherwise unsightly in 

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have had more greenery 

to enhance the look of the 

village. 

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before school in that intersection 

(they were probably 

about seven or eight years 

old) and again after school 

too. I slowed right down 

and they still ran out in 

front of me. It scares me 

that I will actually hit 

someone. 

Graeme Brown – So 

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the road rules we will just 

change them. The dumbing 

down of society is still on 

the move. I need to buy 

shares in a cotton wool 

factory. 

Darren Fidler – Isn’t 

that the point of slower 

speeds? Still focus on road 

sense education, but as a 

back up have lower speeds 

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A BANKS Peninsula 

community is planning a 

walking relay to raise money 

towards a helipad on top of 

Christchurch Hospital. 

Diamond Harbour GP 

Peter Davies said the community 

was a regular user of 

the Canterbury West Coast 

Air Rescue and wanted to contribute 

to an upgraded helipad 

facility. 

Jenna Janes was seven when 

she was taken to the medical 

centre with a rapidly swelling 

neck, causing her airways to 

become constricted. 

She was flown to hospital 

by helicopter – a trip which 

would have taken at least 

45min by road. 

Her mother Tracey Janes 

said she went with her daughter 

in the helicopter. 

“When we landed in Hagley 

Park there were rugby games 

going on so they were clearing 

pitches . . . it was bizarre!” 

It was hugely reassuring 

knowing the service was there, 

said Ms Janes. 

“It only takes an accident 

or a pothole on the road and 

it can take an hour. Pete and 

Bronwyn (medical centre 

doctors) know their stuff and 

if they’re concerned, there’s no 

GRATEFUL: Jenna Janes with mum Tracey in Diamond 

Harbour. Jenna was taken to hospital by helicopter when 

a severe case of tonsilitis began affecting her breathing. 

way you want to be waiting an 

hour before you’re at the hospital. 

As a community, you’re 

reassured that if you need to 

get to hospital quickly you’ve 

got that service there.” 

Charity fundraising group 

the Maia Health Foundation 

recently launched a campaign 

to raise $500,000 to upgrade a 

proposed helipad – expected 

to be built atop the west tower 

of Christchurch Hospital’s 

new acute services building. 

The 13-Minute campaign 

is named for the time it takes 

to get patients to the hospital 

from the current landing pad 

in Hagley Park. 

Plans for the hospital’s 

new building include a single 

rooftop helipad, but the foundation 

believes a larger pad is 

needed for future growth. 

It will cost $1 million for the 

upgrade but the Rata Foundation 

has promised to donate 

$500,000 towards the helipad 

if the Māia Foundation can 

raise the other $500,000. 

The money would mean 

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directly from the roof to the 

emergency department and 

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A medical stabilising facility 

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as soon as they leave the helicopter. 

Dr Davies said they wanted 

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Presently, it is only open 

from 10am-1pm on Saturdays, 

prompting complaints from 

library users. 

After being told the city 

council had no money to fund 

extra hours, Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

asked city council staff to investigate 

whether volunteers could 

be used to staff the library on 

weekends. 

But a report released on Monday 

said any move to replace 

paid staff with volunteers would 

be strongly opposed by the Public 

Service Association “when 

the work could be provided by 

paid staff.” 

The report said volunteers in 

other libraries were supervised 

by qualified library staff. 

“Consistency of staffing across Saturday opening. 

all the hours that the libraries “Staff have received mixed 

are open, provided by trained community preferences regarding 

the library opening hours. 

and experienced staff is an important 

principle and practice Some requests have been for 

that enables quality service extending the Saturday library 

provision,” the report said. hours and/or opening on a 

Also rejected was the option Sunday, while other community 

of reducing opening hours during 

the week – currently 10am- current library hours of opera- 

members are content with the 

6pm - to accommodate a longer tion.” 

FIJI 


No extension to library hours 

The report recommends the 

status quo remains in place for 

2018/19. 

Heathcote Ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton said the 

library served a much wider 

community than the suburb 

itself. 

“I would have thought that 

it would be more in line with 

Aranui and Parklands, who are 

STATUS 

QUO: 

Saturday’s 

opening 

hours at 

Sumner 

Library will 

remain at 

10am to 

1pm. 

open until 4pm on Saturday.” 

She said if the community 

wanted more funding allocated 

to allow the hours to be extended, 

people should give feedback 

as part of the Long Term Plan 

process. 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board will 

discuss the report at their meeting 

tomorrow. 

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Feedback 

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plan for school 

•From page 1 

But Regenerate Christchurch 

chief executive Ivan Iafeta said 

while they had sought expert advice 

– which had “highlighted the 

complexities of the area’s natural 

environment” in relation to its 

coastal location – the organisation 

still backed it. 

“We concluded that, on 

balance, the proposed location 

would be appropriate given 

the Ministry of Education’s 

expectation that the new 

buildings would be in use for 

about 50 years and that the site 

would be designed to ensure it 

was a genuine long-term location 

for the school.” 

Mr Iafeta said public 

notification of the proposal 

would provide an opportunity 

for the Minister to receive and 

consider public feedback on the 

issue. 

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breakfast on Thursday. 

The event was organised 

by women in the Port Hills 

branch of the Labour and Green 

parties. 

Held at Mt Pleasant 

Memorial Community Centre, 

the guests took part in a livestreaming 

event from the banquet 

hall in Parliament hosted 

by governor-general, Dame 

Patsy Reddy. 

One of the event organisers, 

Rosemary Neave said the 

highlight of the livestream was a 

conversation between National 

Council of Women chairwoman 

Gill Greer and former Prime 

Minister Helen Clark. 

Ms Clark spoke of the need for 

women to be resilient as there 

were no red carpets laid out for 

them. 

“You have to roll out your own 

carpet, and kick the door down,” 

she said. 

Change required hard work in 

competitive environments, she 

said, and if there were knockbacks, 

you had to use your courage 

to find better things to get 

involved in. 

She also noted that in a global 

context, New Zealand women 

lived in a bubble, having broken 

through to become prime 

minister, chief justice, governorgeneral 

and CEOs. 

Following the livestream, 

Conservation Minister Eugenie 


Breakfast to celebrate women 

LEADERS: Port Hills representatives from local, regional and central Government at a breakfast 

to mark International Women’s Day. (Left to right) – Sara Templeton, Ruth Dyson, Eugenie Sage, 

Cynthia Roberts, 

Sage noted the new, familyfriendly 

parliamentary environment 

ushered in by Speaker of 

the House Trevor Mallard. 

And Port Hills Labour MP 

and chief whip Ruth Dyson said 

the mood in parliament was 

changing, and applauded the 

way some parties were working 

together. 

This year is the 125th anniversary 

of women’s suffrage in New 

Zealand. 

Celebrations are planned for 

September 19, the date when 

laws were changed to allow 

women to vote in 1893, and 

November 28 – the date New 

Zealand women voted for the 

first time. 

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Sumner sites 

favoured for 

skate park 


THERE APPEARS to be little 

appetite for a bays area skate 

park outside Sumner, if feedback 

from a community workshop is 

anything to go by. 

The four proposed sites for 

a permanent skate park are 26 

Nayland St, Sumner Beach (next 

to the Surf Life Saving Club,) the 

former Redcliffs School site and 

Scott Park in Ferrymead. 

Feedback from a workshop held 

last month showed Redcliffs had 

just three positive comments and 

Scott Park nine, compared with 29 

for the Nayland St location and 16 

for the Sumner Beach site. 

City council staff are currently 

analysing submissions and a decision 

will be made on April 30 by 

the Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board. 

Meanwhile, Sumner Green and 

Skate are fundraising to pay for 

safety landscaping, seating and 

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IN THE PINK: Chalita Klumjui 

also took out the third 

place with Sunset at Akaroa 

Lighthouse. 

Successful 

photo 

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entrants 

CELEBRATION: Whaka-Ora/Healthy Harbour chairwoman 

Yvette Couch-Lewis (left) celebrates with Raewyn Miller. 

Plan to protect harbour 

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storm and waste water 

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LANDING: Tom Denman leaps out of the Sumner IRB with Steven Parratt on-board. 

SPEED: Jake Simpson sprints towards the beach. 

Third place for Sumner surf lifesavers 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER WERE the best of 

the Christchurch clubs at the 

South Island Inflatable Rescue 

Boat Championship which was 

dominated by two Dunedin 

clubs at the weekend. 

St Kilda narrowly retained 

their title at Warrington Beach 

by finishing ahead of Dunedin 

neighbours St Clair. Sumner 

rounded out the top three. 

The annual event was attended 

by close to 40 crews from 10 surf 

lifesaving clubs, predominately 

from the South Island. 

Sumner captured 14 top-three 

finishes while Taylors Mistake’s 

young crews had two top-three 

finishes. 

The highlight for Sumner was 

a one-two finish in the open 

women’s assembly rescue. The 

crew of Kate Suter, Melissa Patterson 

and Tia Rosengrave took 

honours by pipping the other 

Sumner crew of Jade Jeffery, Katie 

Plom and Hannah Bayliss. 

Sumner also had a win in the 

under-22 men’s tube rescue. The 

crew of Jake Simpson, Gareth 

Evans, Sophie Berrill edged out 

two North Beach crews to take 

the title. 

“We were pretty rapt with how 

we went. The Dunedin clubs 

were very strong and we did well 

with a young team,’’ said team 

manager Alastair Malcolm. 

Waves up to 50cm and light 

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exciting racing from all of the 

crews. 

This year saw an increase in 

the number of event entries. Surf 

Life Saving New Zealand sport 

manager Mike Lord says it was 

great to see the change in age 

groups with good numbers 

across most divisions creating 

some tight racing. 

“We couldn’t have asked for 

a better day on the beach, with 

awesome weather, surf, sun and 

great racing. A massive thanks 

to the officials, water crews and 

volunteers who made the day a 

real success,” said Lord. 

The BP South Island IRB 

Championships followed the 

North Island IRB Championships, 

held in Taranaki last 

month. 

The crews now have just under 

a month to prepare for the finale 

of the New Zealand IRB Championships 

which is set to take 

place at Waihi Beach on April 7 

and 8 to decide the honour of top 

IRB racers in the country. 

A number of local surf lifesavers 

will also travel north this 

week for the sport’s biggest 

annual event. The New Zealand 

Surf Life Saving Championships 

begin on Gisborne’s Midway 

Beach on Thursday. 

South Island IRB club points 

St Kilda 120pts, 1; St Clair 

116pts, 2; Sumner 95pts, 3; North 

Beach 87pts, 4; Warrington 

34pts, 5; Wainui 31pts, 6; Taylors 

Mistake 18pts, 7; Sunset Beach 

17pts, 8; Waimairi 9pts, 9; Nelson 

5pts, 10. 

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SUCCESS: 

Sumner had 

14 podium 

finishes and 

finished third in 

the club points 

at the South 

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Unwanted 

clothes? 

GOOD 

CONDITION 

DAMAGED 

Sell 

Gift 

Put ‘em in 

the red bin 

Donate 

Download the Christchurch Wheelie Bins App 

for useful disposal information. 

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What’s important for Christchurch 

over the next 10 years? 

Have your say on our Long Term Plan 

Every three years we review our 10-year plan. We want your views on how best to manage the infrastructure and services that make 

Christchurch work. We outline our priorities, our projects and how we propose to pay for it all. This is an opportunity to have your say. 

Repairing our pipes and roads remains a high priority. 

We need to keep the city running and provide libraries, 

community facilities and events we enjoy. Rates are our main 

source of income. Our assets also provide revenue. 

To prioritise essential infrastructure work we are proposing a 

5.5 per cent increase to the average rate in the 2018–19 financial 

year with a view to a gradual decline in the rate of increase in 

the following years. 

We know the state of our roads is a huge 

frustration in the city’s recovery. We want 

to prioritise road repairs. We’re also taking 

the opportunity to re-design our network of 

cycleways, footpaths and traffic controls to 

make it safer for everyone and to reduce 

traffic congestion. 

Transport network 

$1049m 

Stormwater and 

flood protection 

$678m 

Some parts of Christchurch are 

more flood-prone. We want to 

reduce the flood risk to homes and 

businesses. 

Whatever goes into our gutters can 

end up in our rivers so you can help 

clean up the stormwater. 

We expect a large number of workers to 

return to the central city. If they all travel 

in a single occupant vehicle our roads will 

become more congested. 

Community facilities are important 

because they bring people together. 

We’ll complete or progress a wide range 

of projects, our priorities are: 

• Social housing renewals and replacements 

• Library resources 

• Recreation and sport buildings and 

plant renewals 

• Hornby library, customer services and 

south-west leisure centre 

• Recreation and sports grounds renewals 

• Ngā Puna Wai sports hub Stage 1 

• Linwood Woolston Aquatic Facility 

• Performing Arts Precinct 

• New Brighton Hot Pools 

Community facilities 

• Metro Sports Facility (Council’s share under 

agreement with the Crown) 

• Multi-use Arena (Council’s share under 

agreement with the Crown). 

$835m 

Here are our key 

projects – what we 

are repairing and 

building over the 

next 10 years 

Parks and heritage 

$267m 

We are a city of parks and gardens boasting a 

network of 130km of walking and mountain bike 

tracks that we propose to maintain and improve. 

We plan to delay repairing the Canterbury 

Provincial Council Buildings until 2029 because 

the project will cost an estimated $204 million. 

Wastewater 

$641m 

Drinking water 

$495m 

We enjoy high quality drinking 

water. We need to protect this 

by replacing damaged pipes 

and ensuring that our 

well-heads are secure. 

Our network of pipes carry water from 

kitchens and bathrooms. We’ll provide 

for population growth but put on 

hold the work to replace wastewater 

infrastructure to free up funding to 

improve roads. This means in wet 

weather there could be more 

overflows. Is this acceptable? 

Have we got the priorities right? 

Read and give feedback on the draft Long Term Plan at ccc.govt.nz/LTP 

Copies are available at our libraries and service centres 

Ask us a question on 0800 800 169 or (03) 941 8999 

Meet with us at a community event ccc.govt.nz/LTP 

Submissions close on 13 April 2018



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by 5pm each Wednesday 

Knit and Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Go along to Lyttelton Library 

for this friendly craft session. 

Bring your knitting, crochet or 

other portable craft project and 

enjoy time with other crafters. 

Take a look at the library’s range 

of books to get ideas for your 

next project. Free, no bookings 

required. Beginners welcome. 

Lyttelton Library on Wednesday, 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Friday 

Storytimes 

Wednesday 10.30-11am, Tuesday 

11-11.30am, 

Encourage learning through 

a love for stories. Storytimes is 

a free, interactive programme 

including stories, songs, rhymes 

and play. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Wednesday and Lyttelton 

Library, Tuesday 

50s Up Band 

Wednesday, 9.30-11.30am 

Do you want to revive your 

skills or are you looking for 

a new group of friends? The 

50s Up Band welcomes new 

members of any age who play 

a brass instrument or maybe 

some percussion. A wide range 

of music is covered and playouts 

usually take place during weekdays 

around once a month. For 

inquiries, call Noeleen ph 384 

3953. 

Woolston Brass Band Hall, 

Dampier St 

Strength ’n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab 50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole body 

workout at a medium level which 

includes exercise to music, circuit 

stations and more. First class 

is half price. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Babytimes 

Friday 10.30-11am, Tuesday 

10.30-11am 

Encourage your baby’s 

learning through language. 

Babytimes involves interactive 

activities, such as rhymes, songs, 

stories and play. 

Lyttelton Library on Friday 

and Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre on Tuesday 

Mainly Music 

Friday 9.45-11.15am 

Are you looking for a fun 

activity to do with your baby 

or pre-schooler? Do you want 

to get to know other families in 

the Sumner-Redcliffs-Mount 

Pleasant area? Mainly Music is a 

fun, educational half hour music 

and movement session followed 

Manderley Home and Garden Festival, Saturday and Sunday, 10am-4pm. Browse 140 

boutique stalls with a mix of food, wine and craft beers set within the stunning grounds 

of Manderley gardens. Entertainment includes ballet, circus performing, a singer and 

guitarist, and tap and jazz dancing. Whether it’s a relaxing day in the country, a family picnic 

or enjoying the live performances. Manderley is where it’s at this weekend, rain or shine. 

Admission $15, under 15s free. 3875 Christchurch Akaroa Rd, Little River. 

by morning tea and a social/play 

time. $4 per family casual rate, 

$30 for a 10-session card. For 

more info ph Hazel 384 1965 or 

021 077 1264 

St Andrews Church, 148 Main 

Rd, Redcliffs 

Home from Home: Ceramic 

Exhibition 

Friday-Sunday, 10am-4pm 

Recent works by Diamond 

Harbour resident and University 

of Ulster Fine Arts graduate Jane 

McCulla. Patterns inspired by 

ancient petroglyphs, geology and 

aerial photography of the earth. 

Stoddart Cottage Gallery, lower 

Waipapa Ave, Diamond Harbour 

Redcliffs Village Library 

Book Sale 

Saturday, 10am-1pm. 

A great selection of adults and 

childrens books, as well as dvd’s 

at very cheap prices. Nothing 

is over $2, so go along and get 

yourself some great reads. The 

library is opposite New World 

Supermarket. 

91 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

Learn to Play Lawn Bowls 

Sunday, 9.30-10.30 

If you’ve never played before 

or simply want to improve your 

technique, go along to these free 

weekly sessions. Coaches will 

be available to give guidance on 

holding and delivering the bowl, 

and establishing the correct line. 

Bowls available - flat shoes need 

to be worn. Free. 

9 James St, Redcliffs 

Twilight Golf 

Tuesday, tee-off 4.30-5.30pm 

Go and enjoy twilight golf 

at a friendly club with social 

time afterwards. Non-members 

welcome. Prizes to be won. 

Green fee $10, members $5. For 

further information contact Ann 

a.b.newsom@xtra.co.nz or Rob 

r.j.connell156@gmail.com. 

Ferrymead Golf Club 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

Car Park. 

Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, Cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St. 

3 Garlands Road, Woolston 

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Newly constructed in 2015 and enjoying an 

elevated position that overlooks the tranquil 

coastal scenery is this three-bedroom home 

which has been carefully designed to ensure 

comfort and effortless everyday living. 

Securely located behind electric gates and 

with wheelchair accessibility thoughtfully 

considered, this north-facing home is ideally 

sheltered from the dreaded easterly which 

allows for superb twilight entertaining out on 

the balcony. 

The central focus of day-to-day living is 

the highly functional open plan area which 

features a galley-style kitchen that naturally 

extends down to the dining area and lounge 

which soak up the peaceful surroundings. 

This space is sundrenched and warmed by 

a heat pump and an electric wall heater which 

provide year-round comfort, and on balmy 

evenings you can always slide back the doors 

which offer a seamless connection out to the 

balcony where you can kick back and indulge 

in those magnificent views. 

Three bedrooms provide accommodation 

and are serviced by two bathrooms, one of 

which is an ensuite off the master bedroom 

while another bedroom has direct access onto 

the balcony. 

Ample off-street parking supplements 

the oversized garage which also hosts an 

additional toilet, while a low-maintenance 

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that will be enjoyed by children and pets alike. 

Peacefully removed yet conveniently 

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Redcliffs and Ferrymead this home is also 

within several hundred metres of Mt Pleasant 

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Purchasers who are seeking the peace of 

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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100 

Health & Beauty 

Public Notices 

Public Notices 

Trades & Services 

KATANG 

Fitness 

Tues 9.15am-10.15am 

Funeral Directors 

Non-Service Cremation $2,050 

Just Funerals, a family owned and 

operated company with qualified, 

registered and experienced staff. 

Other services also 

available, please 

call to enquire. 

Phone 0800 804 663 - 24 Hour Availability 

christchurch.justfunerals.co.nz 

Animals Livestock/ 

Supplies 

FARM WANTED 

Longterm lease for small 

herd pure breed beef 

cows. Yards & good water 

required. Contact Mike 

Gilbert 027 2894277 

Computers 

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Computer 

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VIRUS REMOVAL AND 

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$50.00 With free pick up 

and delivery within 10km 

of Redcliffs. Phone Paul 

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Curtains 

www.curtainfabric-outlet.com 

Fashion Designs & Colours 

Discontinued Designs 

End of Lines Bargain Prices 

Call at Our Shop 

CURTAIN FABRIC OUTLET 

71 Hawdon St Sydenham 

Ph 366-5026 

Sumner Community 

Centre (above library) 

$5 per class. 

Concession cards available. 

For more info 

contact Katrina 

381 1704 or 

027 4966 845 

Gardening 

& Supplies 

Landscape 

and Garden 

Services 

If you need help 

getting your garden 

back in order after 

repairs, need any 

type of landscape 

construction work or 

garden restoration. 

Ph 021 272 0303 

A GARDEN OR 

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tree pruning, Lawns, 

Gardening, consistently 

reliable general property 

upkeep, Dip. Hort. 10 

yrs experience, One off 

tidy ups or on-going 

service. Nick’s Property 

Maintenance. Keeping 

your garden beautiful. 

Free Quote. Ph. 942-4440 

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Public Transport at door. 

Ask for our SEASONAL 

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MILITARY EXERCISE 

Boating Training 

16-23 March 2018 

The general public is to be advised that a 

NZ Army Exercise will be conducted in the 

Lyttleton Harbour and surrounding area over 

the period 16-23 March 2018. 

The exercise will involve personnel of 3rd 

Field Squadron, 2nd Engineer Regiment, from 

Burnham Military Camp. The exercise will 

involve up to 60 personnel. 

Training will involve the movement of soldiers, 

vehicles and boats by day and night. The 

exercise will include boating navigation and 

watermanship skills training with soldiers 

carrying weapons in and around the Cass Bay 

and harbour area from 0800hrs on 16 March, 

finishing 1600hrs 23rd March 2018. 

For more information please call 

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CARPET & VINyL 

Laying. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching. 

Email jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

ph 0800 003 181 or 027 

2407416 

CONCRETE CUTTING 

Affordable Concrete 

Cutting with Quality, and 

removal work. Free quote. 

No job to small. Phone 027 

442-2219, Fax 359-6052 

a/h 359- 4605 

ELECTRICIAN 

JMP Electrical. 

Experienced & registered. 

Expert in all home 

electrical repairs & 

maintenance. Call James 

027 4401715 


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 

GARDENER 

Need your home or 

commercial garden tidied 

up or renovated or require 

long term assistance. 

Phone Ruth 326-6663 or 

021 272-0303 

PAINTER/PLASTERER 

Experienced tradesman, 

quality work, free quotes, 

ph Simon 027 389-1351 or 

03 328-7280 

LEARN TO PLAY 

BRIDGE 

SUMNER BRIDGE CLUB 

75 DRYDEN STREET, SUMNER 

Tutor: Shirley Newton 

12 April – 21 June 

2018 (11 weeks) 

from 7 to 9.30pm 

Please arrive 6.45pm for 

registration on 12 April 

Course fees: $60.00 

Single lesson: $10.00 

Register your interest with 

Julie Cunningham 

384 5401 or 027 434 6678 


ROOF 

PAINTING 

Rope & harness 

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no scaffolding 

required, 

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FREE QUOTES 

Exterior staining, 

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moss and mould 

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027 561 4629 

PAINTING SERVICES 

Mature, reliable, 

conscientious & 

experienced, reasonable 

rates, no job too small! 

Call Ron 027 434-1400 

PAINTER AVAILAbLE 

RAPID RESPONSE, 

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roofs, spraypainting, 

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for a free quote, 027 318 

2614 

PAINTER 

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4452 or 021 08115299 

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PLASTERING 

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free quotes given, over 20 

yrs plastering experience, 

ph Peter 027 221-4066 or 

384-2574 

PLASTERING 

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repair work & new houses, 

free quotes given, over 20 

yrs plastering experience, 

ph Peter 027 221-4066 or 

384-2574 

SEWING 

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Dressmaking 

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ph Tiang 022 011 8142 or 

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STONEMASON 

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“Your Windows are the 

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The new Ferrymead Mitre10 Trade Centre and Landscaping Zone 

has everything you need to complete your projects. 

• Turf Mix 

• Tree Mulch 

• Black Mulch 

• Standard Bark 

Nuggets 

• Premium Bark 

Nuggets 

• Builders Mix 

• AP20 Shingle 

• AP40 Shingle 

FrOM 

$ 

19 89 

Half Wine 

Barrel 

122.5L 

Decorative 

and functional. 

Ideal for 

container planting. 

W:70, H:45, D:70cm. 

119824 

eaCh 

$ 

112 eaCh 

• Plastering Sand 

• Brick Sand 

• Bedding Sand 

• Crusher Dust 

• Round Stones 

• Driveway Chip 

• Teddington Chip 

• Lime Chip 

• Tailings 

• White Lime 

FrOM 

$ 

153 

FrOM 

$ 

239 

eaCh 

Ask about our delivery service and FREE loan trailers today! 

Offers available at Ferrymead Mega Store & Trade Centre only until the 21st March, while stocks last. 

Ferrymead 987 Ferry Road Phone 373 6550 mitre10.co.nz/trade hours Mon-Fri 7am-7pm, Sat-Sun 8am-6pm

New range in store and on sale! 

Elyse Lounge Collection 

Gorgeous, plush velvet, deep button tufting, stud detailing, luxurious 

3 Seater available in Marine, Occasional Chair 

and Ottoman available in Marine and Steel 

Accessories sold seperately. 

Elyse 3 Seater Sofa 

Marine 

was $1249 

now only 

$ 

999 

Elyse Ottoman 

Marine or Steel 

was $349 

now only 

$ 

279 

Elyse Occasional 

Chair – Marine or Steel 

was $499 

now only 

$ 

399

FANTASTIC LIVING RANGES ON SALE! 

was $1949 

now only 

$ 

1469 

Crete 7 Piece Dining Set – Black Rio Chairs 

Industrial concrete tops, bold, contrasting rustic wooden legs, modern 

Accessories not included. 

Pepper Dining Chair 

Retro, fun, sturdy Beech wooden legs, 

available in Black, Blue or White 

was $115 

now only 

$ 

85 

Devin Range 

Simple, Stainless Steel, Oak, solid 

Devin 

Coffee Table 

was $249 

now only 

$ 

199 

Devin 

Lamp Table 

was $199 

now only 

$ 

129 

Carson 5 Piece Dining Set – White Chairs 

Scandinavian inspired, Oak accents, modern, timeless 

Accessories not included. 

was $659 

now only 

$ 

549

ENTIRE 

ATLANTIC 

RANGE ON 

SALE! 

Atlantic Living Range 

Epitome of Coastal Design. These gorgeous two-toned pieces feature 

brushed Acacia and mid gloss white panels that contrast perfectly. 

Drawers glide smoothly with metal runners and recessed handles 

ensure each drawer is easy to open. 

Accessories not included, soft furnishings sold separately. 

Pair with our 

Sydney 2 Seater 

to complete 

the look! 

Atlantic Dining Table Atlantic Bench Seat Atlantic Dining Chair Atlantic Entertainment Unit 

– W1210 

was $799 now only 

$ 

599 


$ 

200 


$ 

130 


$ 

459 

Atlantic Entertainment Unit 

– W1730 


$ 

599 

Atlantic 2 Drawer Bookcase 


$ 

599 

Atlantic 2 Drawer Hall Table Atlantic Buffet Atlantic Coffee Table 


$ 

399 


$ 

799 

www.targetfurniture.co.nz 


$ 

499 

TURN THE PAGE 

FOR MORE ALTANTIC 

SAVINGS! 

INSTORE AND ONLINE

BEDS FOR EVERYONE! 

Check out our 

great accessory range, 

instore and online! 

Fleur King Single Fabric Daybed 

Comfortable deep seat, storage options, versatile 

Accessories not included, soft furnishings, nested table and mattress 

sold separately. 

was $1199 

now only 

$ 

999 

save 

$480 

Atlantic 4 Piece Bedroom Package 

Coastal design, brushed Acacia, relaxed, package includes 

Queen Bed, 2 Drawer Bedsides x 2 and 4 Drawer Tallboy 

Accessories not included, soft furnishings sold separately. 

was $2479 

now only 

$ 

1999 

Dallas Queen Bed 

Available in Blush, Sky or Jet 

Mattresses and bedding sold separately for all beds shown. 

New 

range just 

landed! 

Beautiful stud 

detailing! 

was $399 

now only 

$ 

349 

Feel good 

fabric beds 

from $ 349 

Deco Queen 

Fabric Bed – Slate 

was $799 

now only 

$ 

649 

Norwich Arm Chair 

Sophisticated, dapper style, 

available in Roman Brown 

or Royal Blue 

Accessories sold separately. 

was $379 

now only 

$ 

299 

Great storage 

solution! 

Reno Queen 

Fabric Bed – Beige 

was $799 

now only 

$ 

649 

24 MONTHS 

NO PAYMENTS 

& NO INTEREST * 

*Minimum purchase $499. 

Finance offer expires 26th March 2018. 

See below for terms & conditions. 

We accept: 

Cnr Blenheim & Curletts Rds, Christchurch 

0800 TARGET (0800 827438) 

INSTORE AND ONLINE 

targetfurniture.co.nz 

Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise stated. Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock 

may vary from store to store. Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the promotion. All Prices include GST. Target 

reserves the right to amend any misprints or errors within this advertisement. Mailer offers expire Monday 26th March 2018. Sale 

excludes Manchester and accessories. 

*No Payments and No Interest for 24 months (“Payment Holiday”) is available on Q Card Flexi Payment Plans for in-store purchases 

only until offer ends 26th March 2018. Minimum spend $499. Annual Account Fee of $50 applies. New Q Cardholder fees - $55 

Establishment and ($3 PPSR - Q Card only. Existing Q Cardholder fee - $35 Advance. Q Card Standard Interest Rate, currently 

25.25% p.a. applies to any outstanding balance at end of Payment Holiday. Payment Holiday period may vary depending on 

Cardholder’s payment cycle dates. Q Card lending criteria, fees, terms and conditions apply. Rate and fees correct as at date of 

publication, subject to change.

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