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The Dallington, Burwood and 

Avondale residents’ associations 

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They are backing calls from 

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month that she would like to see the 

site used for a community facility. 

The Dallington Residents’ Association’s 

new chairwoman, Bebe 

Frayle, said the need for a facility is 

“really important.” 

“We have been trying to hold public 

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meet. We don’t have a meeting place 

where we know we can go there and 

say ‘that’s our community space’.” 

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Board has been given $15,000 

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look into a jointly-used community 

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THERE’S STRENGTH in numbers so it’s 

good to see three residents’ associations 

joining to fight a common battle. 

The Dallington, Burwood and Avondale 

Residents’ Associations want a new community 

facility which will serve all of their 

areas (see page 1). 

The old Burwood School site on New Brighton Rd is in their sights. 

The three areas were among the worst hit in the February 22, 

2011, quake. 

Residents’ associations are good starting points for careers 

in local politics and this combined effort for a community hub 

might just see some key people emerge. 

And good on the Coastal-Burwood Community Board which 

has given the residents’ associations $15,000 to complete a feasibility 

study to look into a jointly-used community hub. 

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News 

Wrecked footbridge for display 


PART OF a wrecked bridge over 

the Avon River will be kept to 

remind people of the destructive 

power of earthquakes. 

The Medway St bridge in Richmond 

was removed by the city 

council in 2013 after becoming 

twisted following the September 

4, 2010 earthquake. 

Avon-Otakaro 

Network 

is behind the 

idea. Spokesman 

Evan 

Smith said city 

council has 

given consent 

Evan Smith 

for the project, 

which will 

begin in the next few weeks. 

It will be located alongside 

the new Avon River trail on the 

Avonside side of the river, just 

north of the bridge’s original 

location. The structure was cut 

into three for transporting when 

removed. 

The project will only be 

temporary. It will eventually be 

completely restored. 

Last year part of the bridge 

was used in a mini golf course, 

as part of a project by Gap Filler 

and Serious Fun Partnership, 

on the corner of Madras and 

Armagh Sts. 

Richmond residents said the use 

MOCK UP: A transitional 

project which will see one 

part of the twisted Medway 

St footbridge put on display 

near its original location is 

close to being installed, the 

image (above) shows where it 

will be located. 

of the bridge was “disrespectful.” 

A grant from city council will 

drive the new project, which will 

see a viewing platform installed 

diagonally opposite the structure 

and signage displaying the significance 

of the bridge. 

The site is used as a place of remembrance, 

including the ‘River 

of Flowers’ memorial event being 

held annually on February 22. 

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Young surfer hungry for more 

Haeata Community 

Campus student 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 teenager 

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 

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them each weekend in the water. 

All the kids can surf. I’m the 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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 

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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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News 

Anzac Day 

services 

Anzac Day services will 

be held around the area 

tomorrow. Here is a guide 

to when and where they 

will be happening 

•St Ambrose Church, Aranui, 

ceremony starts at 11am. 

•Burwood community 

Anzac service, Burwood War 

Memorial, on the corner of Lake 

Tce and New Brighton Rd, starts 

at 11am. 

•New Brighton RSA service, 

New Brighton War Memorial, 88 

Marine Pde, starts at 10am. 


SOUTH AUCKLAND music 

producer Anonymouz has 

made a big impact with Haeata 

Community Campus students. 

The well-known producer 

visited the 

students 

as part of a 

music mentor 

programme. 

The father-ofthree, 

Matthew 

Faiumu, aka 

Anonymouz, 

gave a crash 

course in writing 

hooks, producing, arranging 

and recording music. 

He describes himself as a 

composer, sound designer, 

teaching artist and visual 

storyteller. 

“Anonymouz shared his 

experience of now making a 

living as a professional creative, 

writing jingles for TV and 

radio stations, sound tracks 

for short films, beats for urban 

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The money has come from 

the city council’s community 

resilience partnership fund. 

Coastal-Burwood Ward city 

councillor Glenn Livingstone 

said combining and producing 

one facility for all three areas 

made it a strong candidate for 

the funding. 

He said the feasibility study 

LEARNING: Haeata Community Campus students Charlytte 

Dow and Stormy Wilson working with music producer 

Matthew Faiumu, aka Anonymouz. 

will look at the communities’ 

wants and needs, what 

land is available, what 

process that land is 

currently in and its 

condition. 

Mrs Frayle said the 

school site is the main 

location being looked 

at. 

“It’s in the perfect 

position. It sits between the edge 

of all three areas,” she said. 

A Ministry of 

Education spokeswoman 

said the school site has 

been declared surplus 

to education requirements. 

The ministry has 

passed it over to Land 

Information New Zealand 

for disposal. 


artists, producing music for 

the Royal New Zealand Ballet 

and travelling for professional 

contracts,” said Haeata 

performing arts co-ordinator 

Seta Timo. 

Faiumu has taught workshops 

and produced music for 

New Zealand and overseas 

organisations in Australia, 

Samoa and the United States. 

He is also music director for 

the Auckland Philharmonia 

Orchestra International Music 

Council and the UNESCO 

award-winning hip-hop and 

classic music programme, APO 

Remix. 

“He was the perfect 

inspiration for our young 

students to see a viable pathway 

in pursuing the arts,” said Mr 

Timo. 

Residents want facility at old school site 

Bebe Frayle 

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Mrs Frayle said the ideal 

community hub would be a 

“multi-functional space with 

smaller and larger meeting 

rooms.” 

Burwood School was closed 

following the earthquakes in 

2013. 

It was combined with 

Windsor School to form 

Waitakiri Primary School. 

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From canoeing at Kerrs Reach 

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PARKLANDS’ PIETA Luthi 

will be the youngest member 

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world championship canoeing 

event in July. 

The 16-year-old will compete 

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junior and under-23 world 

championships in Bulgaria. 

Pieta will join the New 

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her country at the canoe sprint 

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that month when she competed 

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canoe sprint championships 

on Lake Karapiro, Cambridge, 

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said it was her most successful 

regatta to date, winning medals 

for both individual and crew 

events in two separate age 

groups – under-16 and under-18. 

She raced under her club colours 

for the Arawa Canoe Club, 

which trains at Kerrs Reach. 

It will be Pieta’s first time 

SPORTS 

IN ACTION: Pieta Luthi will travel to Bulgaria in July as the 

youngest athlete in the New Zealand under-18 canoeing 

team. 

travelling to Bulgaria and she is 

excited to have family travelling 

from Switzerland to support her. 

“I’m a little bit nervous, I’m 

not really too sure what to 

expect . . . it will be cool to be on 

a bigger world stage,” she said. 

STOKED: Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck, brother to Warriors captain 

Roger, helped inspire Linwood Avenue School to win the 

Canterbury year 5 and 6 rugby league tournament. 

Tuivasa-Sheck brother 

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A TUIVASA-SHECK helped 

inspire Linwood Avenue School to 

win the Canterbury year 5 and 6 

rugby league tournament. 

But it wasn’t Warriors captain 

Roger Tuivasa-Sheck. 

His younger brother Johnny, 

who has a fan engagement role 

with the NRL franchise, was at 

the tournament and helped power 

Linwood to victory in a tight final. 

Linwood defeated Te Waka 

Unua School 16-12 in the decider. 

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by 5pm each Friday 

Rummikub Club 

Tuesday, 10am-noon 

Go along and join in on a 

game of rummikub, a tile-based 

game for two to four players 

which combines elements of 

the card game rummy and 

mah-jong. There is no charge to 

participate. 

Linwood Library, Eastgate 

Shopping Centre 

Meditation and Buddhism 

Class 

Tuesday, 6-7.15pm 

Each class consists of a guided 

meditation and a talk based on 

Buddhist wisdom. The classes 

are suitable for everyone and you 

can join in any week, booking 

is not required. The classes are 

taken by Buddhist teacher Kate 

Faulkner and run for 90min. 

Donation on entry. 

Central New Brighton School, 

Seaview Rd 

Ascot Petanque Club 

Tuesday and Friday, 9.30- 

11.30am 

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supplied. Go along and learn the 

easy game. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave, North Beach 

Ascot be fit exercise classes 

for ages 50 plus 

Wednesday, 1-2pm, Thursday, 

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Thursdays at a later date. Cost 

is $4 and cup tea to follow. All 

inquires welcome – phone Margaret 

on 383 2665 or 383 2337. 

Ascot Community Centre, 12 

Ascot Ave 

Anzac Day 

Wednesday, 1-4pm 

An Anzac Day reflection will 

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A cup of tea will follow. All 

welcome. 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre, 388 Worcester St 

Boys’ Brigade in Shirley 

Thursday, 6.30-8pm 

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leadership and competition – all 

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and responsible leaders. The 

creative weekly programme is 

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more information, contact Chris 

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Friday, 12.45pm 

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Saturday, noon-3pm 

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SERvIcE INFORmaTION FOR cHRISTcHURcH: 

Dawn service: 

6.30am – Cranmer Square (the 

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Organised by the Canterbury Branch 

of the Malaya Veterans Association 

in conjunction with the Christchurch 

Branch of the Royal New Zealand 

Returned and Services Association 

(RSA) and Christchurch City Council. 

Mayor Lianne Dalziel will lay a wreath on 

behalf of the citizens of Christchurch. 

Christchurch Citizens’ 

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Transitional Cathedral, Latimer 

Square – 10am 

Organised by Christchurch City Council 

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Cathedral and the RSA. 

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Akaroa RSA Service, War Memorial (Area School gymnasium 

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19th Battalion and Armoured Regiment Service, 

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20th Battalion Assn, Jane Deans Close, Riccarton ...............9am 

Aranui, St Ambrose Church ............................................................. 11am 

Burwood Community ANZAC Service, Burwood Monument, 

corner of Lake Terrace and New Brighton Road .................. 11am 

Cheviot RSA Service, meet at the War Memorial Cenotaph ..... 

10.30am 

Cust RSA Service, Community Centre ......................................10am 

Darfield RSA Service, meet at Trinity Church ...................8.45am 

Dunsandel, War Memorial ...........................................................8.30am 

Ellesmere RSA Service, Leeston Rugby Football Stadium ......... 

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Fendalton, St Barnabas Church ....................................................10am Springston, meet at Springston School .............................10.20am 

Halswell Domain, War Memorial .....................................................9am Sumner, meet at Stoke Street and Esplanade ............... 10.40am 

Harewood, Harewood School Cenotaph .................................... 7am Tai Tapu, War Memorial ......................................................................9am 

Heathcote, corner Martindales and Bridle Path Roads . 6.15am Templeton, RSA War Memorial ...................................................... 11am 

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New Brighton RSA Service, War Memorial Cenotaph ......10am 

Papanui, RSA Clubrooms .................................................................10am 

Prebbleton, War Memorial .................................................................9am 

Rakaia, The Mead Memorial Gates .................................................9am 

Rakaia, Memorial Community Centre .................................10.30am 

Rangiora, RSA War Memorial Cenotaph ..............................11.15am 

Riccarton, Upper Riccarton War Memorial Library ........6.30am 

Rolleston, New Community Hall .................................................... 11am 

Sheffield, War Memorial ......................................................................8am 

Wigram, Air Force Museum ........................................................12noon 

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Open Tuesday to Saturday 

12pm - 2pm & from 5pm. 

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

H ORNBY 

WORKINGMEN’S 

CLUB 

FAMILY FRIENDLY DINING 

Club CAFE 

OPEN DAILY 

LUNCH & DINNER 

GF & V options available 

Chalmers Restaurant 

CARVERY DINNER $22.50 

EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY FROM 5.30PM 

Early Bird Special 

5.30pm - 6.30PM 

FREE 

DESSERT 

Family Friendly 

SUNDAY NIGHT BUFFET $27 

EVERY SUNDAY FROM 5PM-8PM 

PERFECT FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS & FAMILY EVENTS! 

PLAYING 

THIS WEEKEND 

FRIDAY 8PM 

MADSEN PROMOTIONS 

NEIL DIAMOND + 

SUPERSTAR SHOW 

TICKETS $20 

SATURDAY 

4.30PM: IAN MAC 

8PM: THE C-BAY BAND 

SUNDAY 

2PM: DOWNSTAIRS 

CARTER FAMILY 

SINGING FOR 

SURGERY 

FUNDRAISER 

$10 entry 

2PM: UPSTAIRS 

NEVILLE WILKINS 

& THE VISCOUNTS 

$7 entry 

The Hornby Club | ph 03 349 9026 | 17 Carmen Rd | Hornby 

www.hornbywmc.co.nz | Members, guests & affiliates welcome 

HORNBY WORKING MENS CLUB 

CARMEN RD, PH 03 349 9026 

SATURDAY 12th MAY 2018, 7:30PM 

PRE-SALE TICKETS $20. DOOR SALES $25 

Members, guests & afliate members welcome



PEGASUS POST 

302 Travis Road, 

North New Brighton, 

Christchurch 

Phone: 03 388 5187 

QEII Collision Repairs 

SPRAY PAINTER & 

PANEL BEATER REQUIRED 

Minimum of 5 years trade qualified and must not be out of 

trade longer that 1 year. Any I-Car course certificates is a 

bonus. You will need to be reliable, self motivated and have the 

ability to produce consistent quality repairs in a timely manner. 

Possessing a positive attitude and the desire to work well 

within a team environment would be winning qualities. 

As a spray painter you must have worked with 

Waterborne Paint System with a minimum of 1 year. 

Applicants for this position should have NZ residency or a 

valid NZ work visa. In special circumstances we may consider 

helping with the application process to obtain working visa. 

T&C apply. 

Please email your Curriculum Vitae and application with 

3 contactable referees to: qe2collisionrepairs@outlook.com 

HIRING NOW 

Mechanic 

Wanted 

REWARD 

OFFERED 

• Full Mechanical Repairs 

• Full Auto Electrical Repairs 

• Tyres • W.O.F. 

• Wheel Alignments 

91 Beach Road, North Beach, Christchurch. Phone: 03 383 2870. 

Email: accountsbeachroad@xtra.co.nz

Pegasus Post: April 24, 2018

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