Southern View: April 24, 2018

TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2018 

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Linwood kids’ colour fest 

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LODESTAR AVE and Lady 

Wigram Retirement Village 

residents may be a step closer to 

having heavy vehicles banned 

from driving on their street. 

It comes as operational 

guidelines for the new Traffic and 

Parking Bylaw are close to being 

finalised. 

Residents have been pleading 

with the city council, Halswell 

Ward city councillor Anne 

Galloway and Wigram MP 

Megan Woods to put restrictions 

on heavy vehicles which have 

been keeping them awake at night 

for a year. 

In October, village owner John 

Tooby launched a verbal attack 

on four elderly residents, while 

being interviewed about a sign 

they had put up on a village fence 

protesting noisy trucks. A resident 

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Tooby later apologised for the 

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Lodestar Ave residents in Wigram. 

Operational guidelines for the new 

Traffic and Parking Bylaw are close to 

being finished, which will give the city 

council power to stop heavy trucks from driving along streets 

like Lodestar. 

Lodestar went into rest home folklore when Lady Wigram 

Retirement Village owner John Tooby lost the plot and went 

ballistic at his residents in October who were protesting about 

trucks using Lodestar Ave. 

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“It’s the mothers, the wives, the 

partners of the players, who do 

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News 

Urumau Reserve plan on hold 

Community 

board seeks 

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• By Sarla Donovan 

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 

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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 time frame 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 

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issues for neighbouring 

residents; environmental 

damage; limited access 

points; shared and unauthorised 

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as part of a new national 

education programme. 

The project is funded by the 

Red Meat Profit Partnership 

and delivered by NZ Young 

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It will see pupils from 100 primary 

schools study science and 

genetics before visiting a sheep 

and beef farm. 

St Anne’s Catholic School 

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Mr Thomas said the guidelines 

went “to key stakeholders for 

comment” and are expected to 

be completed by Monday. They 

include information which will 

assist “decision makers make 

consistent decisions when 

considering requests to apply the 

bylaw.” 

Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton 

Community Board deputy chairwoman 

Helen Broughton said 

she made two suggestions after 

reading the draft guidelines. 

swallowing it again,” year 4 pupil 

Ruby Swain said after visiting 

Arion Farm Education Park. 

Pupils got to move sheep 

between paddocks and feed goats 

during the hands-on field trip. 

“The highlight for me was 

learning about a sheep’s diet and 

discovering that cows have four 

stomachs,” year 4 pupil Keyarn 

Prakash said. 

“It was a great experience,” 

said year 5 pupil Luke Lovell. 

“I learned that only certain 

breeds of sheep have horns and 

goats have strong gums so they 

can eat prickles.” 

The aim of the programme is 

“There is a section which 

considers whether the street is 

being used as a thoroughfare for 

to help educate people about the 

variety of careers in the agri-food 

sector. 

“We want to get the industry 

on the radar of students and 

teachers, so they’re aware of the 

opportunities,” RMPP project 

manager Di Falconer said. 

New Zealand’s red meat sector 

will need to find an extra 33,000 

workers by 2025 to replace 

people who will retire or exit the 

industry. 

“These are city kids who 

wouldn’t usually consider this 

field of work. So, it’s widened 

their horizons,” teacher Josh 

Halkett said. 

a range of traffic. It states, if so, 

traffic calming measures should 

be considered. Traffic calming 

measures are non-existent 

through lack of funding,” she 

said. Mrs Broughton said that 

part of the guideline should be 

deleted or modified. She also said 

there needed to be an “additional 

paragraph to state that the community 

board has discretionary 

powers relating to heavy traffic 

vehicle restraint.” 

When asked when restrictions 

may be put on Lodestar Ave, 

Mr Thomas said “staff expect to 

be able to provide advice to the 

community board in May.” 

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St Anne’s pupils get taste of farm life 

Lodestar Ave step closer to heavy vehicle ban 

BAN: The 

community 

board may be 

able to consider 

placing a 

heavy vehicle 

restriction on 

Lodestar Ave 

next month. 

PHOTO: MARTIN 

HUNTER 


OUTDOORS: St Anne’s Catholic School pupils on their visit to the 

Arion Farm Education Park. 

Cr Galloway said she will 

“absolutely” bring the issue 

before the board once the 

guidelines have been developed. 

She said a heavy vehicle 

restriction is one way of dealing 

with the issue and the board 

would have to consider all 

available options to get the 

“best outcome for the 

community.” 

A Lady Wigram Retirement 

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• By Jacob Page 

PROP IUMA Mulitalo has 

notched up 150 premiership 

games for the Linwood Keas. 

The hard-nosed prop was given 

the honour of taking the final 

conversion in his side’s 44-10 

over Riccarton Knights Saturday, 

which he landed. 

“It was straight out in front,” 

he said. “I tried not to think 

about it and just kick it.” 

It was nice to get a start and 

while I’m sore it was great to get 

another win,” he said. 

The humble front-rower started 

his tenure at the club in 2007 and 

has been a mainstay ever since. 

“When I first came into the 

team we made three premiership 

finals and then after that we went 

through some rebuilding years,” 

he says. “So I’ve been there for 

the good and the bad.” 

The 33-year-old made his 

premiership debut for Eastern 

as a fresh-faced front-rower in 

2002. 

After a stint with Celebration, 

he is now one of the Keas’ most 

treasured veterans. 

Coach Andrew Auimatagi says 

Mulitalo never shies away from a 

tough carry and is always willing 

to give back to the club. 

“He’s a strong but quiet leader 

within our team and he contributes 

a great deal to our culture. 

“He coaches our under-18 team 

three times a week so he’s giving 

back and passing on his knowledge 

to the next generation.” 

Mulitalo’s first memory of the 

sport was playing prop for the 

Sydenham Swans under-7s. 

MILESTONE: 

Linwood 

Keas rugby 

league prop 

Iuma Mulitalo 

played his 

150th game 

for the 

premier team 

on Saturday. 

Milestone for Keas prop 

“I like to compete and I really 

enjoy being involved in the 

games.” 

He says he was most proud of 

being involved in the club rebuild 

which happened after 2009. 

“The club is in a really strong 

place having won the last two 

finals but there was a rebuild for 

a few years where a lot of people 

worked hard to get the club to 

where we are now.” 

Mulitalo says over his 16 years 

of playing in the top grade, he 

says the biggest change has been 

the increased speed of the game 

and the added emphasis on the 

tackle and play the ball. 

‘The game has sped-up and 

people want to play the ball 

quicker so you have to win the 

wrestle (as a defender) to try to 

slow that down.” 

Tennis veteran 

honoured for 

service to seniors 

• By J acob Page 

LYNDSAY DICK continues to 

give back to the sport she was 

first introduced to as a five-yearold. 

The Halswell resident was 

named senior 

volunteer of the 

year at the Tennis 

Canterbury awards. 

Ms Dick (right) 

received the award 

for her role as 

administrator of 

Tennis Canterbury’s 

seniors’ group, 

which consists of 

more than 200 

players over the age 

of 35. 

She is also an Ellesmere Tennis 

Sub-Association competitions 

committee member. 

“It’s great for people to see 

tennis as a game that can be 

played at any age and that there 

are opportunities in the sport.” 

Ms Dick started playing tennis 

55 years ago as a five-year-old. 

“It was a family sport that we 

all played on the weekend and I 

learned the game by hitting the 

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She has been a regular on the 

Christchurch inter-club scene 

since 1978. 

She has spent most of her 

time between division one and 

premier and has returned in 

recent years to the 

club she first started 

with, Hagley Park. 

“I plan on retiring 

from the higher level 

of tennis soon, but 

I’ll continue playing 

tennis at other levels,” 

she said. “You never 

give up.” 

Her passion for 

promoting rural 

tennis led her to 

become a member off the Tennis 

Canterbury board. 

“It’s always nice to receive such 

an award because you 

don’t do it for the recognition,” 

she said. Ms Dick says the 

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is busiest during the winter 

months. 

As well as tennis, Ms Dick is 

also a keen badminton player but 

she says tennis holds a special 

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TEN TIPS FOR 

STAYING WELL THIS WINTER 

1. Have the influenza vaccination. For some people the flu 

vaccine is free. 

2. Wash your hands. Winter illnesses are easily spread by 

hands. Wash both sides of the hands and between the fingers 

for at least 20 seconds, use soap, and dry hands with a 

paper towel or clean dry towel. 

3. Exercise daily. A 30-minute walk outside gives you some 

fresh air and helps your body get stronger. 

4. Choose to eat healthy foods. This helps to build your 

immune system. Include fresh vegetables with some lean 

protein and try to reduce sugar and salt intake. 

5. Get fresh air in your home. Open windows during the day 

(even for a short time) and then close them before the sun 

goes down or before you turn on the heating. A well-aired 

home helps keep it dry and keeps your family well. 

6. Reduce dampness. Keep the bathroom door closed when 

showering or bathing to lessen dampness settling around 

the house. Dampness allows mould and mildew to grow 

and can lead to respiratory illness. 

7. Consider a dehumidifier. If possible use a dehumidifier in 

your home as it can help keep your home dry, especially if 

there is a lot of moisture or dampness. 

8. Take care with coughs and sneezing. You may be spreading 

bugs if you are coughing or sneezing, and the best way 

to avoid this is to stay away from work or school. Don’t 

cough and sneeze around babies and small children as they 

can get sick very easily. 

9. Quit Smoking - If you do smoke, do so outside, and never 

smoke around children. Visit Quitline The Quit Group NZ (or 

free call 0800 778 778) for support on quitting 

10. Use Healthline or your GP clinic after hours line for 

advice. If you or your child is feeling unwell you can get free 

health advice from registered nurses by phoning Healthline 

on 0800 611 116. 

Information supplied by Auckland Regional Public Health Service 

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to do so. 

The reason for these free offers is that they want people to 

take their medications as they should, business partner Davy 

explains. By not having to pay for their prescribed medications, 

customers won’t avoid getting them because they can’t 

afford it, while the free blister packs help eliminate confusion 

for people taking several medications, he says. 

Davy is one of two qualified pharmacists at Bargain Chemist, 

who can also provide advice and counselling for customers on 

any health-related matters. 

Bargain Chemist also stocks an extensive range of vitamins 

and health supplements, as well as a full range of beauty 

and skincare products, and by purchasing the stock at very 

competitive prices they are able to pass the savings on to 

their customers by selling them at much lower prices than 

elsewhere. 

The six friendly, knowledgeable staff members in the store 

are also happy to advise on the best skincare and makeup 

products for customers’ needs. 

Bargain Chemist opened its doors at 117a Riccarton Rd on 

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FASHION STORES CATERING 

FOR GROWING CUSTOMER DIVERSITY 

As The Hub Hornby has undergone developments and 

improvements over the last few years, this exciting shopping 

centre has been growing its fashion offering to cater for the 

increasing diversity of customers that shop there. 

The fashion stores offer styles for all ages and fashion tastes. 

They include Caroline Eve, Jeanswest, K &K Fashion, Max 

and Pagani, as well as department store, Farmers. Exciting 

streetwear and special items can be found in Bob Style and 

Cosmic, while for the active fitness followers Stirling Sports 

has a great range of active wear and shoes. 

Current footwear retailers include Dowsons and Moda Bella, 

with Ziera Shoes about to commence fitting out a new store. 

Three of New Zealand’s most high-profile jewellery retailers, 

Michael Hill, Pascoes and Silvermoon, have outlets at The Hub, 

offering an extensive range of styles and prices. A new jeweller, 

Glamlette, will also shortly be joining The Hub family with a 

great range of contemporary and classic jewellery. 

Retailers spoken to by Star Media find The Hub a great place 

for doing business. 

“We love being located in the heart of Hornby,” Adam Dowson 

of Dowsons Shoes says. 

“We have a loyal base of customers that we know well. We 

focus on contemporary design from quality brands at stunning 

value. Our latest winter lines, many from exclusive suppliers, 

are in-store now.” 

Since Cosmic opened just before Christmas 2016, manager 

Robbie Brown says he has seen how much the west is growing, 

and that it’s bringing a much wider range of customers to the 

store. 

“We have kids from Hornby High coming for their fashion stuff 

right through to retirees coming to have a look.” 

Robbie says he loves being in The Hub, as it has a relaxed atmosphere 

and feels like a community with the other retailers. 

Manager of Pascoes, Richelle Hynes-Wootton, says the mall 

environment creates the important passing foot traffic, which 

is “good for sales”. 

“We’re doing well here. We have quite a wide range with good 

price points.” 

Store manager of Farmers, Chris McLachlan, says the store 

offers a wide range of on-trend quality apparel and accessories 

for the whole family. 

“We are proud to be a fashion retailer in The Hub and will 

continue to bring the latest trends to our customers each 

season,” Chris says. 

“Ensure you’re ready for the cooler months ahead with Farmers’ 

autumn/winter collection. Brace for the cold with musthave 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

VIVO 

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Hair enthusiasts, rejoice, we now have six leading 

hair salons in Christchurch, here to make 

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Come in and see for yourself, we offer a range 

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stunning look. Best of all, you’ll be in the hands 

of a skilled Vivo Hair Stylist who will most certainly 

make your experience a memorable one. 

There is then little surprise that Vivo and it’s 

75 salons across New Zealand carry the NZ 

Best Hair Salon title. With 70,000 returning 

customers, and over 600 hair & beauty leaders, 

Vivo is a must go for those of you looking for 

a good hair day, everyday. 

This month’s focus is on Vivo Hair Salon in 

Avonhead and Colombo malls, which hold 

some of Vivo’s finest award-winning Hair 

Stylists. Crave “insta-worthy” photos? Those 

are now within easy reach with Senior Stylist 

Marque Morehu from Vivo Avonhead and Senior 

Stylist Jess Campbell from Colombo, who 

each boast a large following and a multitude of 

accomplishments. Both salons provide a welcoming, 

salon professional feel and carry the 

finest teams, so right in the door, you know 

you are in good hands. While both salons have 

their own unique plus points they share one 

main goal, which is to give you hair you will 

love, guaranteed. 

For a limited time, Vivo Hair Salon in Avonhead 

and Colombo are offering a stunning New 

Client offer. Be sure to take advantage of it to 

experience only the best in salon services. See 

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SCHOOL & COMMUNITY 

COME TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE 

CULTURAL DIVERSITY 

Among the many changes and developments 

continually taking place in the 

south-west sector of Christchurch, 

the arrival of new residents from many 

different parts of the world is playing a 

significant role. 

Some of these new arrivals came to 

provide much-needed assistance with 

the city’s post-earthquake rebuild, while 

others have come to find new opportunities 

for themselves and their families. 

Their ethnic and cultural diversity has 

brought vibrancy to our neighbourhoods, 

our shopping centres, our restaurant 

facilities. 

School rolls now boast an unprecedented 

multi-cultural mix of students as the 

children of immigrant families set out on 

their path to learning and taking their 

place in New Zealand society. 

One of the area’s largest secondary 

schools, Riccarton High School, has more 

than 50 ethnicities represented there, 

and as a celebration of the ethnic diversity 

both in the school and the community 

as a whole, they recently held 

a Culture Fest at the school. Students, 

teachers, parents and people from the 

local community came together to enjoy 

a variety of cultural musical and dance 

performances put on by students from 

Riccarton High School, Riccarton Primary 

School and various cultural groups, 

and sample diverse ethnic foods. 

While the evening was cool and damp, 

which meant the event had to be held in 

the school assembly hall, it didn’t dampen 

the enthusiasm of the audience, who 

clapped and cheered enthusiastically for 

the performers. 

The idea for Culture Fest came from 

Riccarton High School principal Neil 

Haywood, and grew out of a Cultural 

Walkthrough, an event organised last 

year. For that, ethnic group leaders came 

together to discuss ways to celebrate 

the cultural diversity of the local area 

and create a sense of belonging for new 

New Zealand residents. 

As a community event Culture Fest was 

a collaboration between the school and 

the Riccarton Public Library. The school’s 

librarian Sally Blake and cultural diversity 

facilitator Lulette Carney organised 

the food and entertainment, and the 

library, along with community groups and 

organisations, set up stands to provide 

information about their particular areas 

of interest. 

Left and above: Music and dance 

from other cultures featured at 

Culture Fest. 

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Lincoln Road has become one of our city’s favourite food 

destinations, and no wonder with the wide variety of food 

establishments operating there. 

One of these is Maxine’s Palace, where you will enjoy 

authentic Cantonese-style dishes prepared by their experienced 

Chinese chefs as you relax in the tastefully decorated 

surroundings with a Chinese vintage feel. 

For lunch, they offer the ever-popular Yum Char, with an 

extensive selection of dim sums – those delicious morsels of 

flavour you can’t get enough of. 

Their all-day dinner menu includes a wide range of meat 

and vegetarian dishes to suit all tastes, with one of the most 

popular items on the menu being their Peking Duck 

with pancake. For group dining, customers find the 

lazy susan a convenient way to share the food. 

Catering for functions is a specialty, with two private 

dining areas available for weddings, engagement parties, 

anniversaries or any family occasion. 

There is also a children’s play area, so parents can enjoy their 

meal knowing their children are having fun. 

Since it was established in 2015, Maxine’s Palace has become 

a regular dining spot for local residents, and bookings are 

recommended for weekend dining. 

Fully licensed and BYO wine only, Maxine’s Palace, 283 Lincoln 

Rd, is open from Tuesday to Sunday. 

Opening hours are 11am-2.30pm for lunch and 5pm-9.30pm 

for dinner. 

Phone 335 0100. Website www.maxinespalace.co.nz

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residential sub-divisions 

contribute to area’s growth 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

SOUTHERN VIEW 

An aerial view of the new Karamu, Riccarton 

Park sub-division. 

The west of Christchurch has seen an exponential increase in 

residential sub-divisions over the last few years, with developers 

creating new places for people to live, bring up their families, 

and enjoy the benefits of moving into a brand-new home 

at an affordable price. 

Karamu, Riccarton Park, is a new subdivision in Upper Riccarton 

being developed by Ngãi Tahu Property. It is located 

next to Riccarton Racecourse, between Yaldhurst Road and 

Steadman Road. 

Whilst situated conveniently close to town, the developers 

say, Karamu also has the added bonus of a park-like feel with a 

rural outlook towards the Alps. 

Manakura, the subdivision’s first neighbourhood, was released 

in October 2017. Sections were in high demand and sold 

quickly. It is anticipated that four further stages, with sections 

of varying size and price, will be developed over the next five 

years. Offering homes for every stage of life – first-home buyers, 

people looking to downsize or upscale, and retirees, when 

complete, Riccarton Park, will be home to around 1600 people. 

With construction well underway on the first and second 

releases of the Rolleston sub-division Falcon’s Landing, the 

developers Gillman Wheelans have recently announced the 

third release. 

Falcon’s Landing is situated off Lincoln-Rolleston Road and 

Branthwaite Drive, with sections ranging in size from 432sqm 

to 930sqm and prices starting from $156,000. 

One of a number of the company’s developments in the 

Selwyn District, and comprising around 600 residentially zoned 

sections, Falcon’s Landing will incorporate reserves throughout 

the area, with established trees and part of a hazelnut orchard 

being retained and an edible garden being established. 

Rolleston has grown significantly since the Canterbury earthquakes, 

and to cater for the hundreds of families living there, it 

now has a secondary school, Rolleston College, and a number 

of primary schools, while the commute to and from many destinations 

across the district and into Christchurch is becoming 

quicker with the upgraded motorways, Gillman Wheelans 

director Hamish Wheelans says. 

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Quality fare 

with a Kiwi twist 

The Camden, a new restaurant and bar on 

Riccarton Road, offers a tempting selection 

of top-quality dishes described as traditional 

English fare with a modern Kiwi twist. 

Located upstairs at 235 Riccarton Rd, The 

Camden has natural-looking décor with exposed 

brickwork and a loft-like feel. 

The chef, formerly head chef at Clearwater 

Resort, and with experience at several other 

popular restaurants, has designed a diverse 

menu with breakfast, lunch and dinner items 

to please every palate. 

The breakfast menu features all the classic 

Kiwi favourites, for lunch you could enjoy a 

steak sandwich, while choices at dinner include 

the Canterbury Farmed Sirloin or the house 

specialty, Trio of Pork. 

Desserts such as the White Chocolate Mousse 

or a daily selection of Macaroons will please 

the sweetest tooth. 

Fully licensed, with a great range of cocktails. 

The Camden is a family-friendly restaurant. It 

is open from 7am every day, and bookings are 

recommended. Phone 341 5567.

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NEW SCHOOL 

BUILDINGS ALMOST COMPLETE 

Construction of the new building is due for completion by Queen’s 

Birthday. 

Anticipation is growing among staff and students at Hornby 

High School, with the construction of the school’s new facilities 

on track for practical completion by Queen’s Birthday 

weekend this year, principal Robin Sutton says. 

The building will then be inspected and issued with the Certificate 

of Public Use. 

Designed in an L-shape, the expansive building will accommodate 

the science, art and technology departments, the whare, 

student café and the Learning Commons area (formerly the 

library) and the school’s administration. 

Adjacent to this, the school’s new, much larger gymnasium is 

being constructed, and will include two full-size indoor basketball 

courts. 

“We have to be completely out of the two remaining permanent 

material classroom blocks by the end of Term 2, with 

asbestos removal to be carried out over the school holidays, 

prior to demolition, and we expect to move into the new 

building over the last two weeks of Term 2,” Mr Sutton says. 

“We have been granted permission by the Ministry of Education 

to close the school for three extra days at the end of 

Term 2 to allow for the move to be completed before the 

holidays, with the students having supported learning at home 

during those three days, but it will be a tight timeframe.” 

The library and administration building had already been 

vacated in 2017, with staff and students accommodated in 

temporary structures on the school grounds. 

Artist’s impression of the north facade 

Hornby High School 

Buildings that were brought on site for the Year 7 and 8 students 

will be transported to the neighbouring Hornby Primary 

S & T 

School, as they still have many years of useful life in them, Mr 

Sutton says. 

The blessing of the new building by the local rununga, Te Taumutu, 

will take place at the end of Term 2. 

“This is an important protocol. The rununga have driven the 

process and the local whanau will be invited to the ceremony,” 

Mr Sutton says. 

“The official opening with the Education Minister and Ministry 

representatives will be held early in Term 3. 

“Following the demolition of the existing buildings, construction 

of the new kahui, our general learning space, will start on 

the site, with completion expected by the end of 2019,” Mr 

Sutton says. 

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For parents needing before-school care, this is 

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The CASPA School Holiday Programes are 

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OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 

Whatever you are looking for in the way of live entertainment, 

relaxed dining, a quiet drink with friends, or sport and recreation 

activities, the Hornby Workingmen’s Club has it all. 

The modern complex in Carmen Road offers several dining 

and bar areas, including the Club Café, which is open seven 

days a week for lunch and dinner, and the Chalmers Restaurant, 

which provides both buffet and à la carte dining on Friday, 

Saturday and Sunday nights, and Sunday lunch from 12pm-2pm. 

Watching sport is a favourite pastime with many club members, 

and the main bar has several TV screens, including a big 

screen, where they can see their favourite team in action, as 

they relax with friends and family. The club’s shuttle service offers 

a pick-up and drop-off service seven days a week. 

Live music at the weekends provides a great variety of 

entertainment and is always very popular, while the wideranging 

sport and recreation pursuits available include billiards, 

snooker and pool, cards, darts, table tennis, indoor and 

outdoor bowls, cricket, fishing, and travel. All these are run as 

separate clubs, with members welcome to join as many as they 

like. There are also 18 gaming machines and a TAB onsite for 

those who enjoy a ‘flutter’. 

General manager Paul Inwood says the club is really a “community 

within a community” in Hornby, and its members come 

not only from Hornby, but also from right around the Canterbury 

region. Members are from a wide range of age groups, 

from young families through to retirees, and from many different 

backgrounds, he says. 

Hornby Workingmen’s Club also provides excellent facilities 

for functions and conferences. They can be hired for weddings, 

birthday and anniversary celebrations or any special occasion, 

with catering provided from the in-house kitchen. The menu 

options are on their website. 

Anyone wishing to join the Hornby Workingmen’s Club and 

enjoy the many benefits it offers, can do so on the spot, with 

the subscription just $34 a year. 

Members from any of New Zealand’s network of clubs, or 

from overseas, can enjoy the club’s facilities any time they are 

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PAMPERING DAY FOR 

UNSUNG HEROINES 

OF HORNBY RUGBY 

LEAGUE 

While the players are the ones 

that usually get all the attention, 

it’s the people behind the scenes 

that keep everything running 

smoothly and are really the “backbone 

of the club”, says Hornby 

Rugby League president Brent 

Tomlinson. 

“It’s the mothers, the wives, the 

partners of the players, who do 

everything from managing, to 

registering the junior players, 

washing gear, providing refreshments, 

cleaning up, and supporting 

the players. 

“Hornby Rugby League has 

around 220 juniors and over 180 

senior players, and that’s a lot of 

people to organise,” Brent says. 

So on May 12, the Saturday before 

Mother’s Day, the club is holding 

a celebration of these unsung 

heroines, with ‘Women in League’ 

(WIL) day. 

The Panthers will be playing the 

Celebration Lions. 

“We have had a special strip made 

for the premier team to wear 

for that match – it’s a very bright 

fuchsia pink, and a bit like a super 

hero’s outfit,” Brent says. 

“The boys are wearing it to show 

their support and appreciation for 

the Panther Ladies – it was a bit 

of a coup to get them to wear the 

pink strip. 

“The ladies will be pampered for 

the day and the boys will step up 

and do the hard yards that the 

ladies normally do every week.” 

Similar events are run in Australia 

with the NRL, Brent says. Canterbury 

Rugby League is on board 

with the Hornby event and has 

given permission for the team to 

play in the special strip. 

After being unable to use Leslie 

Park for the whole of the 2017 

season while it was being upgraded 

by the Christchurch City 

Council, Hornby played their first 

matches of the 2018 season on 

April 7 at their home ground. 

Club volunteers have also completely 

renovated the clubrooms 

in time for the season. 

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Owner Sarah Sutton says using smart keys is simple and 

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“Simply purchase a reloadable key for $3, load it with 

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Sarah says all services at Liquid Self Service Laundromat 

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“Plus, by doing all your washing away from home you can 

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The eco-friendly washing machines come in 8kg, 18kg and 

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“The large and extra-large washers and dryers are ideal for 

families and mothers to save time as they can do all their 

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There are 8 Liquid Self Service Laundromat sites within the 

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Sites are open from 5am-11pm daily – “and all you need to 

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NEW PROJECT TO PROVIDE 

MORE SOCIAL HOUSING IN HORNBY 

Artist’s impression of the new build in Lesley Keast Place 

Over the next few months, Housing Plus Charitable Foundation 

is establishing a housing project in Lesley Keast Place, 

Hornby alongside four other not-for-profit entities. 

The foundation’s new build, which is a steel fame construction, 

comprises eight duplex units housing two tenants each, and 

three two-bedroom cottages set in landscaped grounds. 

The eight duplex units belong to Housing Plus, while the three 

cottage units will be owned and managed by the Methodist 

Mission in conjunction with Housing Plus. They will be ready 

for tenanting in July. 

Housing Plus is a new trust arising out of work undertaken 

by the Beckenham Community Housing Trust (BCHT), which 

oversees a project at Lancewood Courts in Beckenham. 

The model, which was developed in partnership with the 

Christchurch City Council, has been operating for over 16 

years and has proved successful in housing people that benefit 

from being in a secure environment with low-level support, but 

do not require 24-hour care. 

“These are people who often fall through the cracks of good 

housing provision and because of relative poverty and other 

issues can end up in very poor, unsatisfactory housing in unsafe 

environments,” Housing Plus spokesperson Margaret Willis 

says. 

“The combination of high-quality housing, independent living 

arrangements and low-level, on-site support at Lancewood 

Courts has provided a safe and solid base for tenants, who are 

then freer to attend to other issues in their lives.” 

Residents’ comments from the latest external report on the 

project reflect this, she says. They include: 

“It feels like my home. Like a sanctuary from the outside 

world.” 

“I came here depressed and discouraged and isolated. I was 

totally alone – not now…I love to come back here. You can be 

yourself.” 

“I am much happier here. No one hassles you. It’s peaceful and 

quiet… I feel privileged to be here.” 

Ms Willis says tenants often move into some form of voluntary 

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“We have seen outcomes including reduction in the use of 

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Ms Willis says. 

“Housing Plus is looking forward to establishing the Hornby 

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SOUTHERN VIEW 

Above, right and opposite 

page: Hornby Primary 

School students working on 

their digital devices. 

DIGITAL PLATFORM 

TRANSFORMING TEACHING & LEARNING 

Introduced in 2014 at seven schools in south-west Christchurch, 

an innovative learning initiative is proving “profoundly 

successful in accelerating students’ learning”, Hornby High 

School principal Robin Sutton says. 

Hornby High is one of the seven schools involved in the 

programme, which is known as Manaiakalani, the others are 

Hornby Primary School, Yaldhurst Model School, Gilberthorpe 

School, St Bernadette’s School, South Hornby School, and 

Wigram Primary School (formerly Sockburn School). Together 

they form the Uru Mãnuka cluster of Manaiakalani, a Hawaiian 

word that means “hook from heaven”. 

Wanting to improve their students’ learning outcomes, 

husband and wife team Russell and Dorothy Burt, currently 

co-principals of Auckland’s Point England school, developed 

the programme 10 years ago, with the Manaiakalani Education 

Trust being set up to fund it. Since then the trust has raised 

over $16 million. 

The Uru Manuka cluster of schools was the first in Christchurch 

to work with the Manaiakalani Education Trust Outreach 

programme, which provides a digital teacher to work in 

each of the seven schools every week – years 7-10 at Hornby 

High and years 4, 5 and 6 at the primary schools. 

As Hornby Primary School principal Gary Roberts explains, 

the digital teacher works in classes that are using a one-to-one 

digital device, giving teachers the skills to deliver the curriculum 

on a digital platform. 

“This has transformed the teaching and learning practice,” he 

says. 

“We wanted to reduce the digital divide and accelerate 

student achievement to raise National Standard levels throughout 

the cluster. Since the introduction of Manaiakalani we are 

achieving both goals.” 

Mr Sutton says students’ writing has improved at double the 

rate of the national average and their reading and maths one 

and a half times the average. 

“With Manaiakalani we have seen a significant improvement in 

student engagement at Hornby High,” he says. “The vision is 

for the school to be a centre of creative excellence.” 

Mr Roberts says with teachers implementing the curriculum 

through the digital platform, “it creates motivated, engaged 

learners – it’s cutting edge”. 

The schools use Chromebooks for their digital learning, as all 

the web-based applications are free through Google Chrome, 

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NEW SCHOOL A HIT 

WITH STUDENTS 

& COMMUNITY 

he says. 

“We have a relationship with computer supplier 

Cyclone, who have arranged a package 

deal for all seven schools, enabling parents to 

pay off the devices over three years, if they 

need to. At this stage, 75-80 per cent of the 

devices at our school are student-owned. The 

others are supplied by the school.” 

Both principals say one of the most important 

elements of the digital platform is the ability 

it gives students to write their own blogs and 

share their work with each other and with 

family and friends, which Mr Sutton describes 

as “learning made visible”. 

Mr Roberts says they can “upload their work 

and share it with a worldwide audience”. 

“They couldn’t do that without the technology. 

That’s one of the cool things about the Uru 

Manuka cluster.” 

With Manaiakalani Education Trust funding 

coming to an the end, a new trust for Uru 

Manuka has been set up in Christchurch 

to continue funding the programme, which 

requires $150,000 a year to run. The trustees 

are former Christchurch mayor Garry Moore, 

Janine Morrell-Gunn, manager of The Hub 

Jason Marsden, and Rose Crossland. 

Since moving into brand-new buildings on the 

former Branston Intermediate site in Hornby, 

everyone has settled in really well, South 

Hornby School principal Simon Moriarty says. 

“The children and the community are loving 

the new environment. The classrooms have all 

been purpose-built to meet the learning needs 

of all our students,” he says. 

“The outdoor area links with the indoor and 

there is additional space in the playground, 

which also includes a scooter track. It’s very 

important to have that balance between learning 

and the kids having fun.” 

The last step in the move to the new site will 

be completing the upgrade to the existing 

school pool, Mr Moriarty says. 

“That’s the second stage of the project and 

the pool should be ready for the start of the 

2018/19 season.” 

The main focus for Term 2 at South Hornby 

Primary will be the celebration of Matariki, 

towards the end of the term. 

“We have worked alongside the local rununga, 

Te Taumutu, and they have gifted our school 

with the name Te Manu Tukutuku, which translates 

as kite. This has historical significance to 

Maori in the local area, and we have named 

our classrooms with the Maori names of the 

four prevailing winds in Canterbury, which ties 

in with the cultural narrative.” 

School rolls in the western suburbs are in 

a period of growth, and with the enrolment 

zones, it means that children living in the 

South Hornby area will have a place at South 

Hornby School, Mr Moriarty says. 

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Anyone that enjoys cooking Italian food knows fresh pasta is the only way to go 

to achieve that authentic flavour and texture. 

Residents in the western suburbs are fortunate to have a fresh pasta producer 

right on their doorstep – Pasta Vera. The business was founded 17 years 

ago by New Zealander Phil Bennett, a baker by trade, who had fallen 

in love with Italy and its cuisine after travelling around the country 

and experiencing the Italian food culture. 

On his return home he set up Pasta Vera, initially wholesaling to local 

Christchurch restaurants. 

As the business grew, Phil and his wife and business partner Linda 

developed the product range from simple fettuccine and ravioli to include 

many other types of pasta such as cannelloni and gnocchi as well as pesto and 

pasta sauces. 

Recently they expanded their business further with the opening of their new, 

custom-built factory in Wigram Road, Sockburn, which includes a factory shop 

offering the full range of fresh pasta and other authentic Italian food items so 

you can create delicious Italian meals at home. 

For those days when you are short of time and need a quick, tasty meal for the 

family, or you have unexpected guests, they offer re-heat and serve meals. These 

include the very popular baked lasagne, which is available as a single serve meal 

or as a catering tray for groups – ideal for family occasions. 

Other items regularly available include end-of-lines, samples and 

special restaurant samples at discount prices. 

The Pasta Vera Factory Shop is located on the corner of Wigram 

Road and Musgrove Close. With plenty of off-street parking 

available, it’s quick and convenient to pop in and pick up your 

fresh pasta and sauce or ready-made meals. 

Opening hours are Monday to Friday, 8.30am-5pm with a 

late night Thursday until 6pm, and Saturday 9am-1pm.

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TOP TASKS 

IN THE GARDEN 

Kiwi Gardener magazine highlights 

what to prioritise in the garden now. 

BY RACHEL VOGAN 

Autumn is my favourite season of the year. With the cooler nights and warm days, it ticks the box for me. It is also a wonderful 

time to get trees and shrubs planted out in the garden, and garden centres and plant stockists have amazing sales on – so it has 

the bonus of being probably the most affordable time of year to invest in your garden, too. 

Always bear in mind that plants will grow. While it looks better to plant a few extras to make the area look fuller, in a season or 

two those small plants will more than likely to have doubled – if not tripled – in size. So, use restraint and, if need be, use a tape 

measure to avoid hours of trimming in years to come. 

INDOOR PLANTS 

Globally, indoor plants are experiencing a resurgence in 

popularity. A light switch has been turned on and people have 

remembered that indoor plants not only liven and brighten up 

an indoor space, but clean the air at the same time. Well-placed 

indoor plants and greenery create a more relaxing, restful 

ambience in any room and, as the colder months come closer, 

bring the outdoors in beside you. Baby indoor plants are exceptional 

value, as you can buy a couple for less than the cost 

of a decent coffee, however, if instant gratification is more your 

style, go for the big boys. 

PERENNIALS 

Lift and divide perennials while they are still above the ground 

– before they go into hibernation. The best way to do this is 

to lay a tarp or old curtain on the lawn or in the garden and 

dig the entire plant out of the ground, remove any dead or 

unhealthy looking segments, then divide it into sections and 

replant. If you cut off sections of the plant while it is in the 

ground you can cause damage to the plant without knowing it. 

Good plants to divide now are hostas, ligularia, red hot poker, 

delphiniums, alstroemeria, lady’s mantle, and astrantia. Hold doing 

this for your dahlias for another month – you may as well 

enjoy the blooms for a bit longer. 

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This month can be tricky in the vegetable patch. Some crops, such as 

tomatoes and cucumbers, are still hanging on and producing and, whilst 

this isn’t a bad thing, they are taking up valuable space that may be 

required for autumn and winter crops. If you need the room, at some 

point you might just have to be ruthless. 

Loads of seedlings can go in this month, but not before the soil has had 

a makeover. It is especially important to add nutrients and compost 

now leading into winter. Plant out bok choy, celery, beetroot, salad 

greens, kale and rocket. Sow broad bean seeds at some point this 

month, too. This can be done directly into the ground, but if you don’t 

have room in the garden – or if it’s simply easier – sow into punnets. 

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DIVERSION ROAD TO ALLOW 

FOR MOTORWAY IMPROVEMENTS 

The Christchurch Southern 

Motorway Stage 2 (CSM2) project 

being carried out by NZ Transport 

Agency (NZTA) will see a diversion 

road in place for approximately 

18 months. 

As from April 27, traffic travelling 

on the Christchurch Southern 

Motorway will be switched onto 

the new temporary diversion 

road. (See map.) Traffic changes 

will be staged over a two-week 

period to allow for this. 

The diversion road will be in 

place until the new Halswell 

Junction interchange is ready to 

take traffic, estimated to be in 

late 2019, and is to allow the NZ 

Transport Agency to improve 

the safety and alignment of the 

Christchurch Southern Corridor. 

The CSM2 project is making Main 

South Road (SH1,) from near 

Rolleston to Robinsons Rd four 

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DOWN TO EARTH HATCH 

DOES LITTLE WRONG 

Price – Kia Rio Limited, $26,990 

Dimensions – Length, 4065mm; width, 1725mm; height, 1450mm 

Configuration – Four-cylinder, front-wheel-drive, 1368cc, 74kW, 133Nm, six-speed automatic 

Performance – 0-100km/h, 11.5sec 

Fuel usage – 6.2l/100km 

BY ROSS KIDDIE 

You know the new car market is undergoing substantial change 

when it’s likely New Zealand Police officers will be seen driving 

South Korean-built cars. 

I’m not saying that is a good or a bad thing, but the reality is 

that Kia has supplied some of its very desirable Stinger to law 

enforcement. The reason being is that the Stinger is a large, 

powerful, rear-wheel-drive sedan which will complement 

Holden’s Commodore, so long a part of our police operation. 

As we all know, production of the Australian-built Commodore 

has ended, the new car to wear that nameplate is sourced 

from Europe. It’s fair to say the new Commodore will also be 

contracted by the police, but it’s good to see other brands also 

fitting into the equation. 

From what I’ve heard, the Stinger is a pretty smart piece 

of kit in both four-cylinder and V6 form; I’ll have to reserve 

judgement on it until I get to drive it, but in the interim, a car 

from the bottom end of the Kia stable is the subject of this 

evaluation – the Rio. 

I first drove the entry-level manual and I related to its easyto-drive 

nature, value and quality build. This evaluation focuses 

on the range-topping Limited and, as opposed to the manual 

variant, the Limited is available only as an automatic, a fourspeeder. 

The engine is the same, the 1.4-litre unit is rated at 74kW and 

133Nm, both realistic outputs for its displacement. It’s a freerevving 

engine which is quiet and responsive, but it does work 

hard against the limitation of just four gears, there’s a couple 

of points in the engine’s delivery where it takes time to find its 

breath, working against the tall gearing. 

That’s no surprise, the reason why we have gearboxes with far 

more ratios is to alleviate those gaps, but in fairness, the Rio’s 

driveline does a fairly good job in most circumstances. It also 

has the benefit of healthy fuel usage statistics. Kia also claims 

a 6.2-litre per 100km/h (45mpg) combined cycle average for 

the automatic Rio, which sits well with the 7.6l/100km (37mpg) 

figure constantly showing on the dash panel readout, along 

with a 5l/100km (56mpg) instantaneous figure cruising the 

100km/h legal limit (engine speed 2500rpm). 

Together, all of these figures combine to produce reasonable 

performance and great economy. In terms of acceleration, 

the Rio automatic will cut out a standstill to 100km/h time of 

11.2sec and will complete an overtaking manoeuvre (80km/h- 

100km/h) in 7sec. 

The Rio cruises the highway quietly and has a smooth, 

comfortable ride. The spring and damper rates are set quite 

soft and that can be felt in a corner, there is noticeable body 

movement. More so in the rear where the limitations of a tube 

beam axle are apparent, there is little rear-wheel freedom. 

Up front it’s a different story, the steering is pin-sharp and 

has perfect feel, there is a lot of feedback through high-quality 

Continental tyres (205/45 x 17in). Their profile leans towards a 

sporty feel and that is something I particularly like. 

The Rio in this form also gets a sequential shifting device at the 

main gearshift lever, it’s useful for downshifting when entering 

a corner and for the odd time when a shift away from the 

normal shifting pattern is required. 

At $26,990 the Rio range-topper is reasonable value, it gets 

a fair hunk of the kit as you’d expect from a car that wears 

a Limited badge. Sadly, the leather-trimmed seats don’t get 

heaters, which is most uninviting on a cold Christchurch 

morning, but there are other inclusions that add to the value 

aspect such as satellite navigation that appears through a 

large central screen, it is also home to the infotainment and 

communication systems. 

Personally, I’d be opting for the entry-level Rio, it’s available in 

both manual or automatic forms. It doesn’t miss out on much, 

and in manual form the six gears allow the engine to work 

more akin to its power outputs. At $22,490 and $23,490 the 

LX also represents an easy passage into the brand. Take into 

account there’s also an EX model at $25,490. 

What Kia has served to prove in recent years is that it is a 

progressive company not short on introducing interesting and 

popular models throughout its global markets, all landing with 

a relatively realistic pricing structure. 

While I’m looking forward to a drive in the Stinger soon, it 

must be remembered that it’s bread and butter cars such as 

the Rio which steady the brand here, it’s a desirable, downto-earth 

hatchback that does little wrong and pleases with its 

styling and ability to put the driver at ease. 

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“The café, which had sublet from us, has moved across to the 

GAS Station just on the other side of the road,” House of 

Travel Hornby owner Paula Waldeck says, “so we are pushing 

through the wall to make our offices bigger.” 

This has also seen the House of Travel Hornby team expand 

to seven, with new consultants Maddie Bhingarkar and Brittany 

Sergeant coming on board. 

“We’ve come a long way from three and a half years ago when 

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Paula says. 

There has also been a big start to the travel year for House of 

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“Cruising allows people to go to new and interesting locations, 

for example Kirsty Stewart, one of our staff members, has just 

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Southern Japanese islands,” Paula says. 

“We can book cruises to destinations that, which would be 

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While the South Pacific remains the most popular area for 

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House of Travel Hornby. 

100% locally owned & operated. 

Come in and visit the award winning House of Travel Hornby team for your next holiday. 

Our store has now expanded and is bigger and better than ever before. 

We look forward to seeing you soon. 

Meet the team… 

Paula Waldeck 

Owner Operator 

Where have you travelled in 

the last 12months? Sydney, Gold 

Coast & a cruise to Fiji & New 

Caledonia on Royal Caribbean 

What do you love about travel? 

The escape from normal life, family 

time & exploring 

What is always in your suitcase? 

Suncream, Blistex & comfy shoes 

What’s next on your bucket list? 

Hawaii, Bali and Tanzania (and 

another cruise) 

CONTACT PAULA paulawaldeck@hot.co.nz 

Amanda Ellis 

Travel Specialist 


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New sights and experiences, new 

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Shaunice Ross 



the last 12months? Philippines, 

Vietnam and Melbourne 


Learning, exploring, and enjoying 

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What’s next on your bucket list? A 

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the last 12months? Japan, 

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Dawn service: 

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Christchurch Citizens’ 

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

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

Burwood Community ANZAC Service, Burwood Monument, 

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

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

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

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

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

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

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exterior painting, 

moss and mould 

treatment and 

waterblasting 

Phone Kevin 

027 561 4629 

HOUSE 

CLEARING 

Are you 

moving house 

or trying to 

downsize? 

Call All Clear 

Canterbury. We work 

with you to recycle, 

sell and dispose of 

unwanted items. 

Ph: 03 260 0934 

or 021 078 4553 

raewynlcooke@gmail.com 

www.allclearcanterbury.co.nz 

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GLASS & GLAZING 2017 LTD 

THE PET DOOR SPECIALIST 

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• FRAMELESS SHOWERS 

• MIRRORS 

• INSURANCE CLAIMS 

• RETRO GLAZING 

• BALUSTRADING 

ALL SUBURBS COVERED FOR 

ALL YOUR GLAZING NEEDS 

PHONE GAIL OR SARAH ON 

322 7999 OR 021 CAT DOOR 

(228 3667) 

AAA HANDYMAN 

licensed carpenter 

LBP, all property and 

building maintenance, 

repairs, bathroom/shower 

installations, with free 

quotes 03 383 1927 or 027 

245 5226 ciey@xtra.co.nz 

BUILDER 

For all building work 

but specialist in bathroom 

renovations, 30 yrs 

experience, with service 

and integrity. Free Quotes. 

Ph Lachlan 383-1723 or 

0274 367-067. 

CARPET & VINYL 

Laying. Repairs, uplifting, 

relaying, restretching, 

Email jflattery@xtra.co.nz 

ph 0800 003 181 or 027 

2407416 

PAINTER AVAILABLE 

All aspects in painting. 

Very competitive in roofs 

and fences. Please call 027 

241-7471 or 335-0265 

PAINTER 

Quality work, I stand by 

Canterbury Ph Wayne 03 

385-4348 or 027 274 3541 

PAINTING 

& Decorating Wingfields 

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& jib fixing, ph Mark 021 

171-1586 or 355-5994 

Enjoy outdoor living all year round 

• House, deck, carport & window canopy etc 

• Warm & dry in winter 

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• Café curtains fitted 

• 5 year warranty 


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Normal lending criteria apply 

Chris Thorndycroft 

Grant Stewart 

Ph 0508 272 446 | www.archgola.co.nz 

Vicki Keast 

Managing Director 

P 0274 933 529 

E vicki@paintmasters.co.nz 

cleaning 

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Call us Now: 03 390 1223 

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info@3plestar.nz | www.3plestar.nz 

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Experts in... 

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• Interior Painting • Exterior Painting 

• Specialty Finishes • Design Advice 

PLASTERER 

Gib Stopping, Small 

job specialty. 30 + years 

experience. Ring 0800 

387-369 

PLUMBER 

ALF THORPE 

PLUMBING Certifying 

Plumber for all types of 

plumbing, maintenance, 

spouting, alterations 

etc. Phone 352-7402 or 

0274-350-231 

SPOUTING CLEANING 

Spouting Unblocked, 

Cleaned Out and Flushed 

Out. Also Full Handyman 

Services Available. Call 

Trevor 332 8949 or 

021 043 2034 

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Out. Also Full Handyman 

Services Available. Call 

Trevor 332 8949 or 

021 043 2034 

Courtney Keast 

Creative Technician 

P 021 571 946 

E courtney@paintmasters.co.nz 

STONEMASON 

BRICK 

& 

BLOCKLAYER, 

Earthquake Repairs, Grind 

Out & Repoint, River/ 

Oamaru stone, Schist, 

Volcanic Rock, Paving, 

all Alterations new & old, 

Quality Workmanship, 

visit www.featureworks. 

co.nz or ph 027 601-3145 

TILER/CARPENTER 

5 years exp, no job 

too small. Ph Ross 

027 4311440. 

T.V. SERVICE CENTRE 

Repairs, tvs, microwaves, 

stereos, DVD. Aerial 

installations and kitsets, 

480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 

03 379 1400 

UPHOLSTERER 

Dining Chairs, Lounge 

suites, Caravan Squabs 

etc. recovered. Free 

Quotes. Phone Graeme 

383-1448 

From new builds to small home alterations, we 

specialise in turning your dream home ideas into reality. 

Call the name you can trust! 

Ph 377 0034 

Native PlaNts 

naTiVe planT nursery 

Trees for 

CanTerbury 

speCialisTs in 

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• Ferns 

• Grasses 

• Small to big 

sized shrubs 


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www.dimocks.net.nz 

• Shelterbelts 

• ALL grades 

• Expert advice 

• Planting now 

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Gold Card discounts 

Helping our community grow 

42 Charlesworth Street 

Ph/Fax (03) 982-1028 | OPEN 7 DAYS 

www.treesforcanterbury.org.nz 

VHS VIDEO TAPES 

& all camera tapes 

converted to DVD, video 

taping special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

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& all camera tapes 

converted to DVD, video 

taping special occasions, 

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz 

ph 03 338-1655 

WINDOW CLEANING 

Average 3 bdrm house 

inside or out $40. Both 

$70. Phone Trevor 

344-2170 

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TOOLS Garden, 

garage, woodworking, 

mechanical, engineering, 

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buyer, ph 355-2045 

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how to get the best results from 

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Unravelling the secrets of 

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The New Zealand 

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The people behind 

the projects 

$7.90 incl. GST 

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Save our roSeS 

How a rose register is protecting our heritage 

ROOF 

PAINTING 

Rope & harness 

a speciality, 

no scaffolding 

required, 

30 years of 

breathtaking 

experience. 

FREE QUOTES 

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exterior painting, 

moss and mould 

treatment and 

waterblasting 

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027 561 4629 

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69 Avoca Valley Road, Heathcote. 

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What’s On 

Entertainment 

NO SUR CHARGE 

ANZAC DAY 

CLOSED FOR LUNCH 

OPEN FOR DINNER 

Bookings Essential 

PH 386 0088 

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www.gardenhotel.co.nz 

To advertise, contact 

Jo Fuller 027 458 8590 

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‘Famous for their roasts!’ 

RESTAURANT & CAFÉ 

Cooked Breakfasts 

Check out our extensive breakfast 

menu from Continental to Cooked 

We are open from 6.30am 

Seniors SPECIAL 

Two courses $20 

Soup/Roast or 

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Special available lunch only 

Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

$19 

TREAT THE 

FAMILY! 

Kid’s 2 course 

special 

School 

Holidays 

We are family 

friendly. 

Great Kids menu 

plus designated 

play area. 

$13 

The 

RACECOURSE HOTEL 

& Motorlodge 

118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

SERVING 

HAPPY HOUR 

5PM - 7PM DAILY 

NO SUR CHARGE ANZAC DAY 

OUR CABINET ITEMS 

ARE HOMEMADE 

CREATED FRESH ON SITE DAILY 

$12 

LUNCH 

SPECIALS 

Live Music: 

6PM.SAT 28-APR 

COFFEE 

HAPPY 

H O U R 

2PM-4PM 

DAILY 

$3.50 

Offer available for a limited time 

and includes tea, hot chocolate 

MON: ROAST MEAL 

TUE: FISH & CHIPS 

WED: FISH BURGER 

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THE GARDEN HOTEL COMPLEX | 110 MARSHLAND RD 

www.gardenhotel.co.nz | phone 385 3132 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY 

CARD DRAW 

LIVE MUSIC 

WEDNESDAY ANZAC DAY 

3PM-7PM 

UNFINISHED 

BUSINESS 

UPSTAIRS 

Dine by the Beach 

PIERVIEW 

RESTAURANT 

Open from 5.30pm Friday, Saturday 

and Sunday, and for Sunday Brunch 

from 10.30am to 2pm. 

BUFFET LUNCH 

MONTH-END 

SUNDAY NIGHT 

BUFFET $25pp 

Sunday 29th APRIL, 

from 5.30pm 

BOOK NOW! 

SUNDAY 13th MAY 

from 11.30am 

Bookings essential on 388 9416. 

$25 PP 

Due to Mother’s Day, the restaurant will not be open for our 

regular Sunday Brunch, and will be open for normal a la carte 

dinner on Sunday night. 

CLUBBISTRO 

DOWNSTAIRS 

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 + 

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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



SOUTHERN VIEW 

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

Southern View: April 24, 2018

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