Bay Harbour: April 18, 2018

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 2018 

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A PUBLIC drop-in session 

today will give people the chance 

to comment on plans for the 

Redcliffs village enhancement 

project. 

The project is now in the 

design phase and has three main 

focus areas: Safety improvements 

on Main Rd, creating a userfriendly 

environment within 

the village and upgrading the 

Moncks Bay car parking area. 

Redcliffs Residents Association 

member Peter Croft said it 

was important that people got 

involved and made submissions 

on the plans. 

“We want to say (to the city 

council) yes, we’ve been waiting 

now for a long time, we’ve 

been very badly affected by 

the earthquakes, we’ve had our 

school taken from us and now 

it’s our turn,” he said. 

“We want the upgrading and 

beautification of the shopping 

centre. The city council talk 

about Redcliffs being a corridor 

on the way to Sumner but 

we’re saying to them we are a 

destination in our own right.” 

Streetscape enhancements 

shown in the city council’s 

concept plans include extending 

the pavement outwards at 

the Beachville Rd/Main Rd 

intersection. 

This would create space for 

seating and cycle parking to 

encourage Coastal Pathway 

users to stop and visit, the plan 

suggests. 

Trees could be planted to 

TIMELY: Peter Croft from the Redcliffs Residents Association holds a copy of plans for the village enhancement. 

provide shade and the footpath 

area from the butcher down to 

the fish and chip shop building 

paved, to unify the village centre. 

Further along, on the south 

side of Moncks Bay about 200m 

east of the Christchurch Yacht 

Club, plans show an upgraded, 

20-space car park and a nearby 

pedestrian island for Main Rd. 

The enhancement project 

is part of the Main Rd Master 

Plan, adopted by the city council 

in 2014 with the purpose of 

improving the safety and overall 

look of the commercial centres 

and activity points along the 

route. 

Some changes have already 

been made during SCIRT 

repairs and as part of progress 

on the Coastal Pathway, 

including the traffic signals on 

Augusta St. 

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from the editor’s desk 

REDCLIFFS RESIDENTS Association 

member Peter Croft sums it up on page 

1 today: “The city council talk about 

Redcliffs being a corridor on the way to 

Sumner but we’re saying to them we are a 

destination in our own right.” 

He is urging Redcliffs people to get along to a drop-in session 

today so they can be in a strong position to comment on the village’s 

enhancement plans. Today’s turnout will be a good indicator 

of how passionate Redcliffs people are about their village. 

On the sports front, Aaron Lock reports on the latest surf 

contest, and Sumner makes a great start in the Hawkins Cup 

(page 20). 

On page 23, we talk to John Garry, Heathcote cricket’s remarkable 

run-scorer. 

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Heathcote stalwart honoured 

John Garry gets trophy 

The veteran Heathcote opener was recognised for his two 

decade commitment to senior A cricket by being awarded 

the Peter Russell trophy. 

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Wednesday April 18 2018 

News 

Urumau Reserve plan on hold 

Community 

board seeks 

more detail 


AN UPDATED development 

plan for Lyttelton’s Urumau 

Reserve has been put on hold. 

The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board rejected 

the city council staff 

recommendation to adopt the 

plan at a special meeting on 

Monday. 

Board 

chairwoman 

Pam Richardson 

said it wanted 

more background 

information on 

the work that 

Pam 

Richardson 

has been done 

on tracks, trails 

and other areas of 

development in the reserve. 

She would not specify what 

type of information the board 

is seeking, saying only that it 

needed “further clarification” on 

some issues. 

“All the work that’s been done 

in the reserve, we just wanted a 

bit more background on it.” 

The aim of the development 

plan, originally created in 2008, 

was to increase public access 

and use of the reserve, control 

pests and weeds, and enhance 

the township’s natural landscape 

and birdlife. 

Developments in the 10 years 

since then have included new 

mountain bike tracks, steps 

and signage, native plant revegetation, 

weed control and a 

developing pest management 

strategy. 

Ms Richardson said the 

board had raised a number of 

questions with city council staff 


over historical development in 

the reserve, and it was now a 

matter of waiting for them to 

come back with answers. 

The plan would be approved 

when the board members had 

“enough information,” she said. 

There is no timeframe in place 

at the moment, Ms Richardson 

said, and “it might take some 

time to work through.” 

A city council report on 

the proposed plan said it had 

attracted an “unexpected” level 

of public interest, with 625 

UNDER 

SCRUTINY: More 

information is 

being sought on 

the development 

of mountain bike 

trails in Urumau 

Reserve. 

PHOTO: MARK 

BRIDGWATER 

submissions – 176 from the 

Lyttelton area. 

Four hundred and seventy 

three submissions supported the 

plan, 98 had concerns and 54 

did not support the plan. 

Key concerns raised included 

privacy, parking and traffic 

issues for neighbouring 

residents; environmental 

damage; limited access 

points; shared and unauthorised 

paths and general opposition 

to mountain biking in the 

reserve. 

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Fire rages, homes at risk 

DYERS PASS CLOSURES 

Dyers Pass Rd will be closed 

tonight as double yellow lines, 

new 60km/h speed limit signs, 

and raised centre line pavement 

markers are installed. The road 

will be closed to traffic from the 

Sign of the Takahe to Governors 

Bay between 7pm and 6.30am. 

Further night closures are scheduled 

from Sunday to April 26, as 

well as April 29 and May 2. 

NEW BOARD CHAIR 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board is expected 

to elect a new chairperson today. 

Current chairwoman Sally 

Buck is standing down but will 

remain on the board. 

LYTTELTON CLUB REVAMP 

The Lyttelton Club will launch 

its new sports bar on Saturday. 

The club has been renovating 

for the past six months and 

the formal opening of the new 

bar will take place from 4pm. 

Other renovations include a 

new entrance off Dublin St, new 

windows, floors and lighting. 

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Consent for the Governors 

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News 

Cob Cottage repairs get 

green light from council 

HISTORIC PENFOLD’S Cob 

Cottage will be repaired. 

The city council has approved 

the project to repair the 

earthquake-damaged 19thcentury 

cottage. 

Work will include stabilising 

the remaining heritage fabric. 

Some badly-damaged sections 

will be encased in glass to 

provide protection. 

“We are moving quickly to 

protect this landmark cottage 

and preserve our past,” city 

council head of parks Brent 

Smith said. 

“With this approach, we can 

retain some of the cottage’s 

original sod and cob fabric and 

keep the site’s history alive.” 

He said it would showcase the 

simplicity and workmanship of 

the early European settler homes. 

“Securing a window to the 

early days of our city.” 

A cob trail and stronger links 

with Ferrymead Heritage Park 

have also been proposed for the 

cottage. 

Built in 1862 by Captain James 

Penfold, the cottage in Scott 

Park, Ferrymead, provides a 

tangible link to local history. 

Captain Penfold was master 

REPAIRS: A project to restore the quake-damaged Cob 

Cottage has been approved by the city council. 

of the Excelsior, which traded 

between New Zealand and 

Australia until the schooner ran 

aground on the Sumner Bar in 

1862. 

He left the sea for a working 

life on the railways after helping 

to bring over the first sleepers 

for the construction of the 

Ferrymead-Christchurch railway 

line. 

Following Captain Penfold’s 

departure from the area, 

migrants lived in the cottage 

from the late 1870s until 1908. 

It then fell into disrepair, but 

was rebuilt in the 1940s, using 

cob. 

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OLD SCHOOL: 

The band 

during 

marching 

practice with 

new silver 

instruments in 

1951. 

Band seeks new blood 


ONE OF the oldest brass bands 

in Canterbury is on the hunt for 

new blood. 

The Sumner Brass Band 

started in the 1880s and played 

together until World War 2. 

In 1950, a public meeting 

decided the district should once 

again have a brass band of its 

own. The Sumner Silver Band 

was born under bandmaster 

G.F. Sauer (the father of John 

Sauer who retired from playing 

cornet at the end of last year). 

Sumner has had its silver band 

on and off ever since. 

Peter Croft has played with 

them for the past 18 years. He 

said the reason for the name 

change could be because 

initially brass was cheaper than 

silver plated – but they were now 

about the same. 

“Maybe brass was working 

class and silver sounded better. 

When new instruments were 

supplied in 1950 they were silver.” 

The band meets for practice 

once a week on Thursday evenings, 

7.30-9pm, at the Redcliffs 

Mt Pleasant Bowling Club. 

It’s comprised of a range of 

people from all ages including 

primary school pupils right 

up to those “one step from the 

morgue,” said Mr Croft. 

Over the past year, the band 

has performed at school fairs, 

community concerts, and the 

city council’s Summertime 

Festival. 

Upcoming events include the 

Anzac service for the Sumner/ 

Redcliffs RSA and a combined 

concert with the Christchurch 

Pipe Band next month. 

The Sumner Silver Band also 

enters local and provincial competitions. 

Mr Croft said anyone 

able to read music and play a 

‘brass’ instrument is welcome 

to join. 

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News 

WORK ON the Lyttelton Tunnel 

safety upgrade will require up 

to 15 overnight tunnel closures 

from June onwards. 

The New Zealand Transport 

Agency say installation of a 

$28.7 million fire protection 

system is ramping up, with a 

planned December completion 

date on the horizon. 

Emergency services will have 

full access through the tunnel 

at all times and community and 

tunnel users will be given at least 

three weeks notice prior to the 

full closures, the NZTA said. 

The new deluge fire supression 

system is designed to contain 

a fire until emergency services 

reach the scene. 

A large reservoir is being built 

to supply water for the system. 

And some earthquake 

strengthening of the tunnel 

portal buildings will be carried 

out, along with communication 

equipment upgrades. 

These include a new public address 

system to broadcast safety 

instructions to tunnel users in 

an emergency. 

Construction has almost been 

completed on a pump house, 

and ground work for the water 

reservoir has started. 

Work is on track to with the 

laying a 200m long pipe to feed 

water from the reservoir to the 

pump house. 

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FIRE SAFETY: A new fire protection system being installed in Lyttelton tunnel is expected to be 

completed by December. 

of single and full lane traffic 

closures or to find out more 

about the project, visit the 

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SUMNER’S CAVE Rock Tavern 

is having a healthy makeover. 

Formerly known as The Thirsty 

Marriner, it will next month 

transform into a fully plantbased 

cafe/bar/restaurant called 

Auberge - a nod to the French 

inns which often transform from 

day to night, restaurant manager 

Naomi Darvill said. 

“They start as a cafe and 

throughout the day you work 

through a lunchtime menu and 

then in the evening it transforms 

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and locals hangout.” 

From 8am there’ll be smoothie 

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and raw salads over lunch and 

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“We’re going for seasonal, 

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every couple of days. We’ve got a 

couple of really creative chefs on 

board,” said Ms Darvill. 

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ANCESTORS: The tomb of Tiemi Nohomutu, a Ngai Tahu rangatira buried in 

Purau in 1850. Ownership of the former Maori burial ground on Purau Ave may 

soon be returned to local runanga. 

Bid to return Maori 

burial ground 

at Purau to runanga 

OWNERSHIP OF a former Maori burial 

ground at Purau may be returned to local 

rūnanga. 

The 1011 sq m Purau Maori Reserve at 

177 Purau Ave, is currently owned by the 

city council, which is considering returning 

ownership to local rūnanga. 

The land has significance to Te 

Hapū o Ngāti Wheke. 

As the reserve is an urupā – a Ngāi 

Tahu burial ground – Ngāti Wheke 

has expressed a preference that it 

be managed by court-appointed 

Rāpaki trustees, who already have 

responsibility for three other urupā 

in Lyttelton Harbour. 

There have been ongoing discussions 

about returning ownership and 

management of the Pūrau urupā over the 

past century. 

The land currently has reserve status, 

and returning ownership to the rūnanga 

would involve removing this under the 

Reserves Act 1977. 

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Your Local Views 

We said: 

Lyttelton Harbour 

residents have noticed an 

increase in biting insects 

over summer 

You said: 

Local 

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Vicki Jerome – Haven’t 

seen any mozzies around here, 

even around the fishpond, but 

this summer, for the first time 

ever in our area, i have noticed 

sandflies. Early in summer, I 

was hanging out the washing 

on our rural property inside the 

volcanic rim of Banks Peninsula, 

just above Barrys Bay, when I 

noticed a sharp sensation around 

my ankle that reminded me 

of sandfly bites I’d only ever 

experienced before on the West 

Coast. Looking down, I saw that 

indeed, that’s what it was. After 

that, almost every time I hung 

washing out, I was attacked by 

one or more of the little horrors 

– I have to confess, I squashed 

them all, at least those I could 

catch in time. 

We said: 

Anglers’ discarded hooks 

and lines pose hazard to 

bird and sea life 

You said: 

Melanie Karst – Good 

on Polly Nash for cleaning up 

ITCHY: Residents have noticed an increase in biting insects over summer. 

careless and uncaring losers’ 

discarded fishing rubbish. 

And so brilliant she even was 

brave enough to mention to 

a fisherman that what he was 

doing was wrong. We all have 

a voice and more power to her 

for using hers. My friend and 

I regularly walk in Heathcote 

and collect trash along the 

way. We were tired of saying 

how disgusting the litter was 

and decided to be a part of the 

solution by picking it up. 

People should definitely be 

fined for littering, young 

people educated more, and new 

immigrants (especially from 

countries that are very relaxed 

with rubbish rules) be warned 

that New Zealand takes a very 

dim view on littering. And we 

can all make a small change by 

firstly not littering and, secondly, 

by simply picking rubbish up 

and taking it home to dispose of 

properly. 

Readers respond to a 

recent soapbox by Redcliffs 

School board of trustees 

chairman Darren Fidler 

about Redcliffs Park 

Roger Ellery – Dear Ms 

Dyson. As my MP, I urge you 

to protect Redcliffs Park and 

reopen Redcliffs School where it 

still exists on Main Rd. You are 

in power now so let’s see you do 

something to establish Redcliffs 

School on a site other than 

Redcliffs Park. Now is the time 

to deliver a positive result for all 

the residents of Redcliffs and the 

wider Christchurch community 

who use Redcliffs Park. The 

present school site on Main Rd is 

not an adequate replacement for 

Redcliffs Park. 

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M Rule – Firstly, no 

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City council rules were no 

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was planned – the city council 

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The site is beside a very 

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SHIFTING: Some readers have questioned the suitability of Redcliffs Park as the proposed new home for 

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and in charge once children 

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decided that 

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the coastal 

pathway? 

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Colin 

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to keep our local school, we 

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by Main Rd, 

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from Main Rd, minor events 

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Grant Richard Burgess, 

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Macalister pleaded guilty to 

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Peninsula. 

DOC rangers on a routine 

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two separate boats in January. 

The men told the rangers they 

weren’t aware of the marine 

reserve. 

Their fines ranged from $500 

to $750 plus court costs, and 

Judge MacAskill said there was 

no reasonable excuse for their 

actions and they ought to have 

made sure what protected areas 

there were in the locality. 

National 

List MP Nuk 

Korako writes 

about how 

the legacy 

of those who 

fought in 

World War 

1 and other 

conflicts continues through 

our faithful remembrance 

on Anzac Day 

APRIL 25 marks the anniversary 

of the Anzac landing on the 

Gallipoli Peninsula in 1915. 

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(where 2 nd Lieutenant Moana 

Nui a Kiwa won his Victoria 

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Florence, Faenza and Trieste, 

and visited the graves where so 

many New Zealanders rest in 

foreign soil. 

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those tours by several veterans 

of the 28 th Maori Battalion and 

many whanau members. Those 

families brought with them the 

only physical connections they 

had left of their loved ones in 

the form of medals won on the 

battlefields we visited, letters, 

bibles and photos, along with the 

dreaded telegrams informing 

them of the death of loved ones. 

Local 

News 

Now 

Remembering our fallen ‘brothers’ 


To me personally, it was a 

powerful reminder of the value 

of those individual memories 

from those global events, and 

the original documents and 

keepsakes that have been carried 

through the generations. 

Truly family taoka or 

treasures. My wife Chris and I 

travelled to Europe on our own 

hikoi to find my great uncle’s 

grave and when we finally found 

his resting place outside the town 

of Armentieres on the Belgium- 

French boarder, we had a tangi 

and karakia to give him the 

poroporoaki (farewell) that he 

had never had, and before leaving 

we placed a piece of Arahura 

pounamu (greenstone) at the 

foot of his headstone. 

We all carry the legacy of our 

grandparents, parents and family 

members who fought for our 

country and it is our responsibility 

to ensure that our children 

carry that legacy forward to the 

next generation. 

Today e hoa ma (friends), 

we continue with that legacy 

through our faithful remembrance 

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peace, freedom and security our 

country enjoys today. 

We will remember them. 

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Protecting 

vulnerable children 

Individuals or organisations that receive 

state funding and deal with children 

should already be familiar with the 

Vulnerable Children Act 2014. The 

provisions of the Act are being phased 

in over a period with obligations to 

be complied with by July 1, 2018 and 

July 1, 2019. The Act applies to most 

organisations that employ or engage 

workers to provide regulated services 

to children under the age of 18 (and 21 

where the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989 

applies). For those who are affected, it is 

important to remain vigilant in ensuring 

you meet your legislative obligations. 

The Act has wide application and it is 

easy to be caught by its provisions. 

If you receive State funding, whether 

direct or indirect, and carry out 

“regulated services” such as welfare 

services, education services, health 

services, transport services, or any 

services specified by the Act, then you 

may be bound to comply with the Act. 

The Act is part of an effort to promote 

the well-being of children and provide 

a safer environment for them. Affected 

organisations must have a child 

protection policy in place and carry out 

mandatory periodic safety checks for 

anyone defined as a “children’s worker”. 

If you don’t already have a policy in 

place, the Government has issued a list 

of regulations that may be adopted. 

These regulations can be accessed 

online. 

From an employer’s perspective, it is 

important to understand the distinction 

between “core workers” and “noncore 

workers”. Core workers work 

alone with children, and have primary 

care and responsibility over them. 

Non-core workers have regular but 

limited contact and are never left alone 

with children. If a core worker has a 

conviction for an offence specified in 

the Act (for example, indecent assault, 

wounding with intent), then that 

individual will not be able to work with 

children unless they have been granted 

an exemption. 

All existing core workers must have 

checks completed by July 1, 2018 and 

all existing non-core workers need 

checks completed by July 1, 2019. 

A breach may result in a conviction with 

a maximum fine of up to $50,000. 

If you have an existing policy in place, 

it is recommended that you review it. 

If you don’t have a policy in place but 

think the Act may apply to you, taking 

action is recommended to ensure you 

meet your obligations. Young Hunter’s 

Adam Curtin provides advice on these 

matters and can assist you if you have 

queries. 

Contact details are 

akc@younghunter.co.nz 

or phone (03) 379 3880. 

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Rotary aids Red Cross 

Ferrymead 

Rotarians 

helped out 

the Red 

Cross with 

its annual 

Red Rose 

Day. Member Barbara 

Crooks writes about 

the fundraiser 

FIVE THOUSAND roses 

were sold in Christchurch 

and 6000 in rural 

Canterbury and on the 

West Coast. 

Red Cross has been selling 

roses for more than 30 

years. 

For a gold coin, you 

could have a red rose for a 

loved one, for your granny, 

or for someone else who 

takes your fancy. 

Recipients’ faces certainly 

light up when they 

are given a rose. One 

couple fell into a passionate 

embrace and kiss. 

One woman bought five 

roses, gave one to each 

person manning the stall, 

took two to other shoppers 

and one for herself. 

Many people said they 

were so grateful for what 

Red Cross did after the 

earthquakes that they 

readily donate for a rose; 

some even donated and 

didn’t take a rose. 

Red Cross certainly does 

plenty in the community. 

Take 2017 in Canterbury 

and on the West Coast for 

instance: 174,676 meals 

on wheels delivered; 3022 

children given free, basic 

first-aid training; 4351 

people driven to appointments; 

four lives saved 

through Red Cross-provided 

defibrillators; 11,000 

hazard/first-aid apps 

downloaded; 36 response 

volunteers trained and 39 

former refugees helped 

into work. 

“We couldn’t do what 

we do without the help of 

volunteers and groups like 

Rotary,” said Fiona Sawers, 

Canterbury West Coast 

Red Cross community 

fundraising co-ordinator. 

“Thank you for braving 

the weather and helping 

out.” Ferrymead Rotary 

helps many organisations 

through members’ time 

and/or funding. 

The club also collects 

for the Multiple Sclerosis 

and Parkinson’s Society 

and the Guide Dog Red 

Puppy Appeal. It provides 

a Christmas hamper for a 

needy family through the 

Methodist Mission and 

has supported medical 

research, the Charity Hospital, 

and Women’s Refuge 

– Te Whare Hauora. 

Club members help the 

Mt Pleasant Community 

Centre with planting in 

McCormacks Bay, and 

have volunteered to help 

Rose Centre research into 

swallowing. 

•For more information 

about Ferrymead 

Rotary and its 

community projects, 

contact the secretary 

Kai Tovgaard on 384 

9485, or president 

Roger Chapman on 384 

1300. 

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Our People 

Estella Hungerford 

Young surfer hungry for more 

Sumner’s Estella 

Hungerford won the 

under-16 girls division 

in the Emerson’s 

South Island surfing 

championship in Dunedin 

over Easter, hopefully 

cementing her chances 

of being selected for the 

New Zealand team to 

travel to the International 

Surfing Association world 

junior championships. 

Sarla Donovan catches 

up with the 16-year-old 

You must be feeling good 

coming off a couple of 

divisional wins in Dunedin and 

at the recent Duke Festival of 

Surfing – what does it mean for 

you going forward? 

I do have a good placing 

at the moment in the overall 

New Zealand rankings. I just 

moved into second after this 

last win, which is good going 

into when they choose the ISA 

team. Each country takes I 

think two girls and four boys 

for each age division, and they 

compete with every other 

surfing nation in the world. It’s 

at national representative level 

which I’ve never done before. My 

friend Tegan did and she said 

it was amazing going to see the 

different cultures and different 

places. It’s in Tokyo this year. I 

think I find out near the end of 

May (if I’m in the team.) 

Can you remember your first 

time on a surfboard? 

Not really, I think I was quite 

young. I didn’t really get into it 

until I was about 11 and then I 

really enjoyed it. I did my first 

competition that summer, the 

women’s Canterbury champs, 

and I got third and was pretty 

stoked and that kind of kicked 

everything off. Competitions are 

great; you get to meet so many 

cool people and it’s a good way to 

improve your surfing and go to 

lots of new places. 

SUCCESS: Estella Hungerford currently ranks second in New Zealand’s under-16 surfing division. 

It’s not something you took to 

straight away, so what is it you 

like about surfing? 

My dad and step mum (Stoked 

Surf School owner Donna 

Henderson) taught all their six 

kids at the same time so it was a 

real family thing which I really 

enjoy, it’s a good way to spend 

time with them. That’s probably 

a lot bigger than my competition 

drive, getting to spend time with 

them each weekend in the water. 

All the kids can surf. I’m the 

oldest, then the youngest is eight, 

then there’s two 10-year-olds and 

then the two girls are 13 and 12. 

Two of them – the middle child 

from each family – aren’t that 

into it but they still come out all 

the time. 

Are you competitive among 

yourselves? 

Ava, who is 12, pushes me a lot; 

she’s pretty hardcore and I love 

surfing with her, she’s hilarious, 

and she pushes me. There’s a 

bit of friendly competition but 

nothing too serious. 

So you’ve carried on 

competing since that first one? 

My dad was really good; he 

took me all over the South Island 

first and then we ventured up 

to the North Island surfing 

competitions. It’s different up 

there, all the girls generally 

come from really strong surfing 

backgrounds and have been 

surfing since they were quite 

young. The waves are a lot 

warmer and there’s some pretty 

amazing breaks. Not that there’s 

none down here, but it’s a pretty 

high level of competition. 

How good is it being able to 

compete with your step mum 

and sister? 

It’s definitely good to have 

their support. Mainly me and 

Ava at the moment, but the 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

younger kids will eventually 

get into it. Dad and Donna just 

bought a campervan so that we 

don’t spend as much money on 

accommodation and flights. 

We’re away a lot of the time so 

it’s getting a lot of use. It does 

get quite messy at times. But it’s 

pretty good. 

What’s your proudest 

achievement so far? 

I was pretty stoked to get my 

first national level win this year 

at Whangamata and then backed 

it up with two others, which was 

even more amazing. So it’s been 

a good year so far. 

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success on the water 

How much time do you spend 

on the water each week? 

I try to get out at least once 

a day. I used to surf every day 

before school but it’s quite dark 

at the moment and getting a bit 

cold so I usually go once after 

school and try to get two surfs 

in on Saturdays and Sundays. 

I’ve been trying to go out in all 

conditions lately because, at 

competitions, quite often the 

waves are really bad so you’ve got 

to get used to surfing in all types. 

Surfing has been dominated 

by men for a long time but that 

seems to be changing – why 

do you think more girls and 

women are getting into it? 

Maybe the female role models 

have just improved so much 

lately like (pro-surfers) Stephanie 

Gilmore and Carissa Moore 

kind of leading the way on 

the women’s ASP world tour. I 

reckon it’s a lot easier now than 

it used to be for girls. Donna is a 

big advocate for women’s surfing 

which is good, she pushes that 

a lot, especially in the South 

Island. 

How is it different competing 

as a women – are the 

competitions organised any 

differently? 

Not really – there’s generally 

not as many women, but at the 

Duke Festival in the longboard 

division there were more entries 

than the men’s so they decided 

to make the prize money equal 

which was really cool. They do 

have a lot of men’s divisions 

and I do know that quite a few 

of the girls were annoyed that 

there wasn’t an open women’s 

longboard or women’s SUP 

(stand-up paddleboard) at the 

South Island’s this year. Someone 

I know went in the men’s SUP 

as ‘Luke’ instead of Lucy so 

she could complete which was 

really cool, we all supported her. 

She didn’t get through but she 

definitely had fun. 

Is it your goal to be a prosurfer? 

I’m not sure. I don’t think so, 

but I’ll see what happens. I might 

try and do a couple of overseas 

competitions and see how I do. I 

want to go to university, but I’m 

not sure what I want to study. 

But I reckon Ava will probably 

go pretty far because she’s a lot 

younger than me and is at a 

much higher level than I was at 

her age. It would be cool to see 

her go professional. 

I’ve heard people describe 

surfing as a lifestyle rather than 

a sport. What is it for you? 

It’s definitely a bit of a lifestyle, 

you’re chasing waves a lot trying 

to find the best swell. I think it 

only really becomes a sport when 

you do it competitively and the 

rest of the time it’s generally a 

lifestyle. 

Do people have preconceptions 

about you because 

you surf? 

If I’m paddling out and there’s 

a lot of males in the line-up, I’ll 

try to get a really good first wave 

so that they don’t drop in on me 

thinking I’m just a girl who can’t 

surf. But my friends at school 

don’t really know what it means 

so I kind of try to educate them – 

it doesn’t always work. 

Can you describe what it feels 

like to ride a wave? 

Well, on a really big wave, you 

get a big rush of adrenaline. It’s 

an amazing feeling and then, if 

you do a really good turn, you’ll 

definitely feel awesome; like if 

I do a really amazing turn off 

and then jump off the wave, 

I’ve got a massive smile on my 

face because it feels amazing. 

But I don’t really know how to 

describe it. 

Do you have any tips for 

beginners? 

Get out there as much as you 

can. It’s definitely important 

to ride the right board. A lot of 

people jump on a really small 

board because they see the pros 

riding it but you definitely try 

and start on a really big board. 

A soft-top is really good 

because it doesn’t hurt. And it’s 

helpful to surf with someone 

PASSION: Estella Hungerford 

on her way to victory at the 

South Island champs in St 

Clair, Dunedin, over Easter. 

PHOTO: MARKSTEVENSON. 

COM 

who’s better than you to improve. 

That’s why I like surfing with the 

guys out in the water because 

they push me a lot. 

What’s your favourite place 

to surf? 

On the West Coast at Fox 

River there’s this amazing lefthand 

point break, but after the 

big storms they’ve had there it’s 

not that great at the moment, so 

we’re hoping for another storm 

to push the banks back up and 

make it good again. 

If you’re not out surfing, 

where would we find you? 

That’s a hard question. I just 

read a lot, I don’t really do 

a lot other than surfing. I’ll 

generally just be with my family 

somewhere. I go to school at 

Haeata Community Campus. 

I was at Aranui High School 

before it changed to Haeata and 

I found it hard to get used to at 

first but I really like it now. I can 

work at my own level and don’t 

have to be held back by annoying 

people in my class. And there’s a 

lot of one-on-one learning which 

suits my style. 

What are your favourite 

subjects at school? 

We don’t really have subjects 

but I do enjoy science. And 

maths because it challenges me. 

Career-wise I don’t know. I want 

to go to Otago to study because 

they’ve got really good waves 

down there, but I don’t know 

what I want to study yet. 

If you weren’t a surfer, what 

would you be? 

Probably doing some other 

sport like netball or rugby, 

something like that, maybe 

cricket. Surfing takes up most of 

my time, but I do enjoy it so I’m 

not missing out. 

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Strong results for local surfers as winter sets in 

Aaron Lock reports on the 

Canterbury men’s champs 

results at the weekend and 

the grom series 

THE FIVE days of southerlies 

last week were a shock to the 

system but the silver lining 

was the pumping waves we 

had over the weekend. Friday 

and Saturday saw perfect lines 

marching into Sumner and in 

spite of the cold temperatures, it 

was very busy in the water. 

The change from 2mm to 

4mm wetsuits in just a week took 

a bit of adjusting to as well. The 

water temperature is around 14 

• By Gordon Findlater 

THE SUMNER wave is rolling 

after they notched their second 

win from as many outings in the 

Hawkins Metro Premier Cup. 

But problems at first-five could 

lead to an interesting brand of 

rugby being employed going into 

busy period of fixtures. 

Saturday’s 36-27 bonus point 

win over Marist Albion at Edgar 

MacIntosh Park put Sumner 

joint top of the competiton 

on 10 points with defending 

champions Lincoln University. 

Going into the match Sumner 

were already without regular 

first-five Nik Cummings who 

could be facing surgery on an 

injured foot. Matters were made 

Aaron's Surf Report 

deg C which is about average for 

mid-April. The only problem 

with an epic hot summer is we’ve 

become too soft for a normal 

Christchurch autumn. 

The South Island Grom series 

finished off in Kaikoura a few 

weeks back. Local surfers battled 

worse when Josh Toy – who has 

been impressive in the No 10 

jersey – suffered a concussion 

after landing from an awkward 

tackle. 

Sumner were also without a 

proven first-five on their bench 

due to division two regular Zack 

Grey falling ill. So, when Toy 

came off coach Martin Dodgson 

found himself in a pickle. 

It was former New Brighton 

winger/centre Filimoni 

Waqainabete (right) who ended 

up coming off the bench to slot 

in a first-five, raising eyebrows . 

“You should have seen the 

opposition 10, he looked up 

and went what the f***,” said 

Dodgson. 

The Canterbury sevens player 

wasted no time showing he 

had the skill set to slot into the 

playmaking role by setting up 

a try with a well weighted chip 

through the defence after a 

scrum on the Marist 10 metre 

line. 

How Dodgson came up with 

SPORTS 

some big and challenging conditions 

at Meatworks over the 

weekend. 

Jack Tyro won the under-12 

boys and won the overall series 

title undefeated over four 

contests. Jordan Sparrow was 

fourth in Kaikoura and finished 

the series second overall in the 

under-18 boys. Ava Henderson 

continued her great run winning 

the under-14 girls and winning 

the series as well. Holly Campbell 

put in a great performance 

to come fourth in the under-14 

girls and second in the under-12 

girls and achieved the same 

placings in the series. Eden Hungerford 

won the under-12 girls in 

Kaikoura and sister Estella was 

second in the under-18 girls. 

Local boardriders club, Point 

Surf Team, were third overall 

in the South Island Grom series 

which is a great achievement. 

Well done to all the PST groms. 

PST is making a come back. 

One quiet achiever on the 

national contest scene this year 

has been Sumner’s Thomas 

Harcourt. Thomas has been getting 

some great results in both 

the open and under-20 divisions 

in the national series. Thomas 

was fourth at the South Island 

champs in Dunedin and is sitting 

fifth on the national junior 

ratings with two events to go. 

This weekend will see the national 

series come closer to home 

with the Exit Surf Canterbury 

men’s surf champs kicking off 

on Saturday. The event will find 

the best waves between Taylors 

Mistake and Gore Bay. 

•Aaron Lock is the Sumner 

Learn to Surf school principal 

director 

Sumner gets off to perfect Hawkins Cup start 

the ingenuous idea to play the 

powerful Fijian at first-five 

has been the talk about town. 

Some have even claimed to have 

witnessed straws being drawn. 

However, Dodgson has put these 

rumours to bed claiming to have 

taken a more holistic approach. 

“I said who wants to play 

10 and he said ‘I will’ so I said 

‘sweet, done’.” 

Sumner’s new tackle breaker 

turned playmaker could prove 

pivotal in their upcoming home 

stand at St Leonards Park. 

They host last year’s beaten 

finalists on Saturday before 

playing Burnside on Anzac Day. 

The biggest test of all then comes 

on Saturday April 29 when they 

play Lincoln University.



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Heathcote stalwart honoured 

• By Gordon Findlater 

LONG-TIME Heathcote opener 

John Garry was recognised for 

his two decade long commitment 

to senior A cricket in Canterbury 

by being awarded the Peter 

Russell trophy. 

The trophy was awarded 

to Garry for his outstanding 

contribution at 

the Canterbury 

Metro Cricket 

Association’s 

night last week. 

In February 

the 49-year-old 

became the 

John Garry 

first player in 

the senior A 

competition’s 

history to score 10,000 career 

runs. He also holds the record 

for most runs in a season in 

senior A grade, scoring 1060 

runs during the 2008-2009 

season at an average of over 70. 

Garry also looks set to be the 

only player to ever score 10,000 

runs at senior A level. The 

competition will be replaced by 

a new look premier competition 

next season. 

Garry won’t be a part 

of the Heathcote premier 

team going forward due to 

coaching commitments with 

his children’s cricket team on 

Saturday mornings. However, 

the coaching role will see him 

MILESTONE: Heathcote opener John Garry won the Peter Russell trophy for outstanding 

contribution to senior A club cricket after being the first to score 10,000 runs. 

remain well and truly involved 

with the club and he plans to 

play for a twenty20 side in the 

afternoon. 

Before moving to Christchurch 

in the early 1990’s he played 

premier cricket in Dunedin 

where he also represented Otago 

B. 

“I got asked to fill in for 

Heathcote one afternoon and I 

never really left,” said Garry. 

Since then Garry has 

completed 18 seasons for 

Heathcote mixed amongst a 

break from the sport and also 

turning to what is known as 

the ‘dark side’ by his pairs at 

Heathcote, when he spent three 

years with the Sumner club. 

The opener had questioned 

whether or not to continue 

SPORTS 

playing at senior A level for 

Heathcote coming into this 

season. But with the 10,000 run 

milestone within reach he was 

tempted back to the crease. 

“I was pretty chuffed to get 

there and to still be able to compete 

at that level.” 

Garry helped Heathcote to 

claim the treble this season, 

winning the senior A oneday, 

two-day and combined 

competition trophies. He scored 

299 runs in 10 one-day matches 

and 154 runs in five two-day 

matches. 

He says winning the treble 

was the perfect way to go out at 

the club’s top level of cricket and 

believes a platform has been laid 

for them to flourish. 

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with the earthquake having to 

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the club is now is sensational. 

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was huge and we’ve managed to 

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As for his favourite memories 

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senior A side it’s hard to narrow 

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ground, you’re not sharing it 

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Knit and Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon, and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Go along to 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, Sumner Library on 

Friday 

Art Exhibition 

Wednesday-Friday, 10am-5pm, 

Saturday-Sunday, 11am-5pm 

LEstrange Gallery’s latest 

group exhibition features work 

from Nigel Brown, Tony de 

Lautour, Roger Hicken and five 

other prominent New Zealand 

artists. The safety container wall 

that lined Peacocks Gallop was 

wrapped in artworks mostly by 

the artists represented in this 

annual show, now in its sixth 

consecutive year. On until 

May 10. 

53 Nayland St, Sumner 

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For women in their fab-50s 

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St Andrews Anglican Church, 

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Create ‘n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

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St Andrews Anglican Church, 

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The Little River Giant Country Bumpkin Pumpkin Festival 

is on Sunday, 11am-3pm, at Awa-iti Domain. This annual 

event is a fun-filled afternoon for the whole family in a 

gorgeous country setting. Entertainment includes music 

and dance, children’s races, gumboot throwing, bottle stalls 

and chocolate wheels, country stalls and sideshows, food 

– especially the famous Little River pumpkin soup – and 

some amazing pumpkins. There will be prizes for all pumpkin 

classes and competitions. 

Penny Ashton. Book at Akaroa 

Museum or phone 304 8900. 

Tickets cost $20. 

The Gaiety Theatre, Akaroa 

Jazz Evening with Janice Gray 

Saturday, 5.30pm 

The Redcliffs Mt Pleasant 

Bowling Club presents An 

Evening of Jazz with Janice Gray. 

Be entertained with a selection 

of fun, jazz standards and witty 

rhetoric with Janice and her 

team of skilled musicians. 

This is a fundraising event for 

the club. Food platters will be 

served and the bar will be open. 

Tickets available from the club 

bar – $30. 

9 James St, Redcliffs 

WEDNESDAY 

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Weds to Sun from 5pm 

Te Reo Basics 

Monday and Tuesday, 4-5pm 

Explore the basics of Te 

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playing language games, and 

enjoying group activities. Cost is 

$10 per child per session. 

Heathcote Valley Community 

Centre 

Imagination Island Yoga 

Adventure 

Tuesday, 10.30-11.30am 

A class especially designed 

by Siouxie Solar’s Imagination 

Academy to teach little ones 

how to manage their big 

feelings and bring peace and fun 

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Cost is $10. 

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Astronomy and the Southern 

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Monday and Tuesday, 6.30- 

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Do you have binoculars or 

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adult. 


Centre 

Anzac Day Commemoration 

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Wednesday, April 25 

Little River will have a 

service at the community 

centre at 9.30am followed by 

a wreath laying ceremony 

and morning tea. Sumner/ 

Redcliffs RSA has a parade 

starting at 10.30am followed by 

an 11am service at the Sumner 

Community Centre. 

Markets: 

Lyttelton Farmers’ Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers’ Market: 

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McCormacks Bay Rd. 

Akaroa Farmers’ Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-1pm, Madeira 

Car Park (final one of the 

season). 

Sumner Market: Sunday, 

11am-3pm, cnr Esplanade and 

Marriner St. 

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Phone 329 6233 

Mon - Fri 8am - 12 noon


BAY HARBOUR 


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& I N S P I R AT I O N G U I D E 

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T&C’s apply 

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35 % 

Up to 

35 

Cavalier Bremworth 

selected carpets** % 

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selected carpets** 

OFF 

OFF 

FERRYMEAD 

FERRYMEAD 

500 DAYS NO PAYMENTS AND NO INTEREST^ 

ON INSTORE PURCHASES $1,000 & OVER. 

Offer ends 31 March 2018. ^Lending criteria, $50 Annual Account Fee, $55 Establishment 

or $35 advance fee, terms and conditions apply. See www.flooringxtra.co.nz for full T&C’s. 

Unit 1/950 Ferry Rd, Ferrymead, Christchurch | 03 376 4974 | ferrymead@flooringxtra.co.nz 

Offer ends 31 March 2018. ^Lending criteria, $50 Annual 

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Account Fee, $55 Establishment 

or $35 advance fee, terms and conditions apply. See www.flooringxtra.co.nz for full T&C’s. 

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ON INSTORE PURCHASES $1,000 & OVER.

Showstoppers 

EXCLUSIVELY AT 

Clara 1 Seater 

NOW $ 

399 

Clara 3 Seater Sofa 

NOW $ 

699 

Light Jade 

Soft furnishings sold separately. 

Verano 3 Seater Sofa 

NOW $ 

749 

Verano 2 Seater Sofa 

NOW $ 

599 

Aiden 3 Seater Sofa 

NOW $ 

899 

Aiden 2 Seater Sofa 

NOW $ 

799 Torana Leather Recliner 

NOW $ 

639 

Oatmeal 

Duck Egg 

Taupe Black Grey

Woodwall. 

Custom built by you. 

Accessories not included. 

1 x 1 

(set of 2) 

$ 

179 

Wine Glass Hanger 

(set of 2) 

$ 

40 

X Bottle 

Holder 

$ 

40 

Clothes Hanger 

(set of 2) 

$ 

25 

Doors 

(set of 2) 

$ 

35 

Drawers 

with Legs 

$ 

149 

Shelf 

(set of 2) 

$ 

35 

Wine Rack $ 299 3 x 3 Cube $ 329 Coffee Table $ 249 Bookcase 2240 x 1200 $ 399 

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Metro 4 Piece Bedroom Package 

Includes Queen Bed, two 3 Drawer Bedsides 

and 8 Drawer Chest. Mattress and soft furnishings 

sold separately. 

White Light Dark 

WHITE NOW 

$1579 

LIGHT/DARK NOW 

$1349 

SAVE 

$ 

300 

Available in Soft 

or Firm feels 

Prague 4 Piece 

Bedroom Package 

Mattress and bedding sold separately. 

NOW $ 

1999 

Prestige 

Nature Mattresses 

FROM $ 

899 

INSTORE AND ONLINE

OUTDOOR – LUCKY LASTS – HUGE SAVINGS! 

SAVE 

$ 

1000 

Scout 7 Piece Outdoor 

Dining Set 

NOW $ 

2899 

Santorini Outdoor 

Dining Chair 

NOW $ 

190 

Cascade Outdoor 

Bar Set 

NOW $ 

1299 

SAVE 

$ 

2000 

Milan 3 + 2 Outdoor Lounge Set 

Includes 3 Seater and 2 Seater. 

Coffee Table sold separately. 

Dove Grey 

NOW 

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0800 TARGET (0800 827438) 

INSTORE AND ONLINE 

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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 23rd 

April 2018. Sale excludes Manchester and accessories.

Bay Harbour: April 18, 2018

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