Bay Harbour: April 25, 2018

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 2018 

Locally Owned 

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Alison Carter 

Your local 

hill and 

seaside 

specialist. 

• By Sarla Donovan 

AN AMBITIOUS project 

to restore Lyttelton’s iconic 

Timeball tower is nearing 

completion. 

Candidates captured 

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board members 

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The reconstruction of the 

tower is scheduled to finish at 

the end of next month or possibly 

early June. 

Site works, including landscaping 

and information boards, 

will be undertaken following 

the completion of the tower 

construction. 

Heritage New Zealand southern 

region general manager 

Sheila Watson said a reopening 

Scott Park solution 

New landscape plan to solve 

access issues 

LANDMARK: The 

$3 million Timeball 

restoration will be 

finished by late May 

or early June, almost 

11 months after work 

began. (Inset) – An artist’s 

impression of how the 

restored Timeball will 

look. 

Timeball almost completed 

ceremony was planned in early 

spring. “We are looking forward 

to the Timeball dropping 

at 1pm daily once again and the 

flags flying.” 

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Banks 

Peninsula 

in line to 

become 

NZ’s first 

geopark 


BANKS PENINSULA could 

become New Zealand’s first 

‘geopark’, alongside worldrenowned 

sites like Ireland’s cliffs 

of Moher. 

The area’s unusual geology 

makes it worthy of joining 

an international network of 

similarly significant landscapes, 

a Canterbury University scientist 

said on Monday. 

Sam Hampton was outlining 

the Paihere Geopark Project to 

members of the Banks Peninsula 

Community Board. 

The geological sciences 

lecturer said gaining United 

Nations Educational, Scientific 

and Cultural Organisationaccredited 

geopark status had the 

potential to stimulate tourism 

and bring branding benefits to 

Canterbury. 

Geoparks have UNESCO 

badges which give them the same 

status as world heritage sites like 

the United States’ Grand Canyon. 

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Wednesday April 25 2018 

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from the editor’s desk 

THAT’S A sight to behold on the front 

page today – the Timeball tower almost 

complete. 

Heritage New Zealand and others 

involved in getting this iconic part of 

Canterbury’s history back in shape deserve 

many accolades for the work they have put in. 

Rebuilding the complete station that was wrecked in the 

earthquakes wasn’t feasible. But there has been tremendous 

support for the $3 million it will cost to complete the tower 

restoration. It has been financed by Heritage NZ, Holcim, 

Landmark Inc, the Lottery Grants Board, Stout Trust and 

Parkinson Memorial Park Trust, the Mainland Foundation and 

community donations. 

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when unbeaten Sumner takes on Burnside in senior rugby (see 

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Filmmaker records candidates 


GOVERNORS BAY filmmaker 

Tony Simpson is turning his 

hand to politics. 

In a filmic sense that is. 

The Kiwi Christmas director 

has joined forces with film 

editor Scott Flyger to record 

candidates for the upcoming 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board by-election. 

The five aspirants talk about 

their experiences, skills and vision, 

along with some personal 

background information. 

And it’s all posted online. 

Mr Simpson said he wanted a 

better way of getting to know get 

to know candidates than wading 

through a booklet. 

“You flick through it and go, 

‘I can’t be bothered reading 

all of this because there’s so 

many people to get to know.’ 

In this day and age there has 

to be a better way. I thought, 

what if you could just look on 

your phone? Everybody’s got a 

smartphone these days. The byelection 

in Lyttelton was right 

on the back door step and with 

only a few people it seemed an 

ideal place to try it out and proof 

the concept,” he said. 

Both the board and the candidates 

have embraced the idea. 

Tyrone Fields said it had been 

ON CAMERA: Tony Simpson films candidate Tyrone Fields. 

an interesting process. “We were 

all probably a little bit amateur 

when it comes to presenting on 

camera.” 

Mr Simpson said he wanted 

to bring the election system into 

the 21st-century and use technology 

to increase the number 

of voters. 

“I’m keen to vote for someone 

to represent me but I don’t 

know who they are. And 

reading something in a booklet 

isn’t quite the same as seeing 

someone in person, presenting 

themselves and getting their 

ideas across. It’s amazing how 

quickly you can get to know 

someone in a short sequence 

like this. I’m quite excited about 

it.” 

And if it comes off, he’d love 

to see something similar rolled 

out for next year’s local body 

elections. 

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•Voting papers are being 

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this week and voting closes 

on May 16. 

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Taylors Mistake and supplies 8500 

properties. The Lyttelton zone 

supplies about 3000 properties 

in Lyttelton, Governors Bay and 

Diamond Harbour. Once they 

are chlorinated, the temporary 

chlorination programme will be 

complete. 

MONCKS BAY SEAWALL 

Temporary repairs will be 

undertaken to fix seawall damage 

alongside the Moncks Bay 

footpath, between the tram stop 

and Shag Rock. Deterioration 

from storm surges and high tides 

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Banks Peninsula may become geopark 

•From page 1 

UNESCO started developing 

the idea of geoparks in 2001, with 

the aim of showcasing landscapes 

with outstanding geological 

significance. 

There are 127 geoparks in 35 

countries worldwide, but none as 

yet in New Zealand. 

Banks Peninsula had some 

unique geologic properties which 

made it suitable for a geopark, Dr 

Hampton said. 

“From a satellite view, you can 

see that the landscapes of the 

volcano’s are very distinct with 

the bays and harbours. We’ve got 

a relatively recent geologic connection 

to the mainland, ecologically 

it’s been an island, so there’s 

distinct flora and fauna that only 

reside on Banks Peninsula.” 

There were also different 

cultural aspects in the way Maori 

and European had colonised the 

area, with pa sites and villages 

still visible within the landscape, 

as are various stages of European 

settlement, from whaling to 

forestry and farming. 

“It’s about looking at Banks 

Peninsula in archaeological slices 

so you can go back in time and 

look at the different levels of 

CELEBRATED: Ireland’s cliffs of Moher are among 127 UNESCO geoparks worldwide. 

the landscape and how it’s been 

influenced.” 

The Paihere Geopark Project 

made a submission to UNESCO 

this month, asking that the area 

be considered for recognition. 

It follows a recent move from 

the New Zealand National Commission 

for UNESCO to establish 

a Global Geoparks programme 

here. 

Expressions of interest close at 

the end of April, with shortlisted 

applicants then invited to develop 

NOTABLE: The bays and 

harbours of Banks Peninsula, 

which may become New 

Zealand’s first geopark, were 

formed after three massive 

volcanic eruptions. 

a full dossier. 

Waitaki and “possibly Waitomo” 

were looking at putting 

submissions in as well, said Dr 

Hampton. 

Kaikoura had been mooted, 

but he was unsure whether a submission 

had been put forward. 

Dr Hampton said Paihere 

was runanga-driven and it was 

“quite a unique thing” to have an 

indigenous-backed proposal. 

Scott Park revamp plan solves access issues 


NEW LANDSCAPE plans for 

Scott Park are designed to make 

it more accessible to the public. 

The park’s layout has been criticised 

for being poorly-designed 

and appearing to block access to 

the foreshore. 

A working group, set up to 

look at enhancing the park’s appeal 

and usability, met to look at 

draft concept drawings last week. 

The group is comprised of representatives 

from the Linwood- 


Board, Coastal Pathway Group, 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club and Canterbury 

Windsports Association. 

The draft drawings show a 

reduced amount of bare gravel 

and square angles, more defined 

car parking and better provision 

of space for people to stop and 

picnic, with seating, tables and 

provision of planting to provide 

shelter from easterly winds. An 

accessible ramp opposite the St 

Andrews Hill pedestrian crossing 

will lead down to the water 

and to a pontoon below the 

Ferrymead bridge. An extended 

beach area will allow wind surfers 

to launch more easily. 

Working group member Tim 

Lindley said the process was going 

very well. 

“At the start, there was sort 

of a tension between watersport 

users and people who wanted to 

use the park for other activities. 

But I’d have to say that the draft 

design that’s been developed is 

quite impressive,” he said. 

“The plan is to give the public 

good access around the waterfront 

and invite them in, but at 

the same time, doing it in ways 

that they need to be cautious 

because there’s watersports going 

ACCESSIBLE: A new 

landscape plan for Scott 

Park is designed to give 

better public access to the 

foreshore. 

on. So it meets both needs.” 

The plan will have some minor 

“tweaking” before going out for 

public consultation, said Mr 

Lindley. 

That should happen within the 

next few months, he said. 

There is $150,000 in the Long 

Term Plan for the work to take 

place next year. 

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Views on Redcliffs village collected 


MORE THAN 40 people gave 

feedback at public drop-in 

sessions on the Redcliffs village 

enhancement plans last week. 

With $480,000 set aside for 

amenity upgrades and beautification, 

the city council is consulting 

on what the community 

wants to see happen in the area. 

An additional $408,000 is 

earmarked for a car park, pedestrian 

crossing and bus stop on 

the south side of Moncks Bay, 

past the Christchurch Yacht 

Club building. 

Redcliffs Residents 

Association member Peter Croft 

said he wanted to see “changes 

and alterations that are for the 

benefit of the village, so people 

can stop, shop and enjoy their 

surroundings. Some proper, 

nice landscaping to the standard 

we see in Sumner.” 

He also asked for reduced 

speeds through the village 

and small speed bumps at the 

entrance. 

Moncks Bay residents 

Sheryl and Matt Sawyer were 

at the final drop-in session 

held at Redcliffs Library last 

Wednesday. 

They had scootered around 

from their home to talk about 

their ideas for the village. 

Sculptures, colour-coded 

smart rubbish bins and coastal 

pathway information boards 

were some of the items on their 

wish list. 

“And if they’re putting trees in 

around the seating area, I’d like 

them to be bird-friendly. Maybe 

fruit trees?’ said Mrs Sawyer. 

Redcliffs Residents 

Association secretary Pat 

McIntosh was also at the 

Wednesday session, dropping in 

on her way home from work. 

She wanted to know whether 

toilets could be included in the 

plans, as the village had been 

without a public loo since the 

Barnett Park toilet block was 

destroyed in the February 22, 

2011, earthquake. 

And she questioned the need 

for a 20-space car park in Moncks 

Bay. 

“The amount of money is 

almost as much as is being spent 

on the entire village. Why is 

that necessary? I’ve never heard 

any resident say they wanted a 

FEEDBACK: 

Matt and 

Sheryl 

Sawyer 

scootered 

from Moncks 

Bay to attend 

a drop-in 

session at 

Redcliffs 

Library. 

car park there,” Dr McIntosh 

said. 

Submissions can be made online 

until April 30. Go to www. 

ccc.govt/haveyoursay 

Meanwhile, commuters could 

be waiting up to a year for the 

stretch of road between the 

McCormacks Bay causeway 

and Taupata St, Redcliffs, to be 

resurfaced. 

The section is currently scheduled 

for resurfacing between 

October and April 2019. 

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SKATE PARK LANDSCAPING 

The Sumner Community 

Residents Association has been 

given $7000 towards landscaping 

improvements around the 

temporary skate ramp on 

the corner of Nayland St and 

Wakefield Ave. The Linwood- 


Board approved the grant which 

will be used to implement safety 

features for entry and exit to 

the ramp. The total cost of the 

landscaping is about $17,000 with 

fundraising efforts towards the 

remaining amount under way. 

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27 and Friday’s collections will be 

picked up on Saturday, April 28. 

ARTIST UP FOR AWARD 

Redcliffs artist Julia Holden is one 

of three finalists in the outstanding 

contribution to heritage category 

of the biennial Canterbury 

Heritage Awards. Holden was 

nominated for the Lyttelton:Redux 

Project, a series of portraits of 

Lyttelton residents. The awards 

ceremony will be held on June 15 

at the Isaac Theatre Royal. 

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clock tower scaffolding 


SCAFFOLDING around 

the Scarborough clock 

tower could be there for 

another six months. 

The scaffolding was 

installed last month at a 

cost of $280 per week, but 

repair work is yet to begin. 

However, city council 

head of parks Brent Smith 

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testing had been carried 

out and the scaffold was 

required to allow this to 

occur. 

The concrete has been 

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once results are known the 

scope of repair work will 

be finalised and put out 

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“In addition to the concrete 

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will be removed to 

allow full restoration off 

site. We hope to remove 

the clock faces in May,” 

Mr Smith said. 

RESTORATION: Scaffolding around the 

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Timeball restoration 

may be finished by 

end of next month 

•From page 1 

Ms Watson said 

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The Victorian-era 

Timeball Station – 

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to ships in Lyttelton 

Harbour – was damaged 

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THE DEVELOPER of a 

13-section subdivision on Bridle 

Path Rd has lost his bid to name 

a private right-of-way Reynard – 

the French word for Fox. 

It will instead carry the name 

Kairūri Lane – Kairūri is the te 

reo word for surveyor. 

But Fox Associates founder 

David Fox said he was just 

pleased to have finally got a 

name – which recognises the 

contribution surveyors have 

made to the city. 

Because Fox is used elsewhere 

in Christchurch, he asked for the 

right-of-way at 22 Bridle Path Rd 

to be called Reynard Lane. 

In his application, Mr Fox said 

that since starting as a surveyor 

in 1960, he had continued the 

work of earlier surveyors in the 

design and development of the 

city. 

“I started with Cass Bay and 

Soleares Ave back in the 1960s 

and over the last 58 years have 

been involved in the creation, 

design, and development of 

more than 1000 sections on the 

Port Hills from Kennedys Bush 

to Sumner.” 

But the Linwood-Central- 

Heathcote Community Board 

said the name “didn’t reflect the 

surrounding historical area,” 

DEVELOPMENT: David Fox at the entrance to Kairuru Lane. 

PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS 

and asked Mr Fox to submit an 

alternative. 

Kairuru was chosen because it 

linked to the theme of surveying. 

Heathcote Ward city councillor 

Sara Templeton said the 

name was “appropriate for this 

early settled part of Christchurch.” 

Under the city council’s roads 

and rights of way naming policy, 

subdivision developers submit 

names with the consent application. 

Mr Fox said getting the name 

had taken a month longer than 

anticipated due to the board’s 

initial rejection of Reynard. 

Three of the sections have 

already sold and formation 

work completed for the right-ofway. 

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make way for five new ones. 

The old Bruce Tce units, 

which were temporarily 

repaired following the earthquakes, 

will be demolished once 

the new units are built, allowing 

tenants to remain in place before 

moving in later this year. 

A blessing and groundbreaking 

ceremony was held at 

the complex on Friday. 

Social, community development 

and housing committee 

chairman Phil Clearwater said 

the city council was rebuilding 

a higher standard of housing for 

those in need. 

“The new units are warm, 

energy-efficient and Lifemark 

accredited, which means 

they’re ready to cater to tenants’ 

changing needs over their 

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Anglers’ discarded hooks 

and lines pose hazard to 

bird and sea life. 

You said: 

Eileen Ballard – Well said 

Polly, as I too walk along the 

Beachville Rd walkway most 

days, and have a hand full of nylon 

fishing line at the end of my 

walk, including line with hooks 

attached. Maybe some notices 

in a variety of languages would 

help. 

Roger Ellery responds to 

a recent Soapbox article by 

Redcliffs School board of 

trustees chairman Darren 

Fidler 

I admire Mr Fidler’s enthusiasm 

to get Redcliffs School back 

to Redcliffs. However, the article 

in the April 11 Bay Harbour 

News does not do anything to 

alleviate my concerns about the 

NEW LOCATION: Redcliffs School board of trustees chairman Darren Fidler (inset) says the Ministry of Education and 

Government have made it clear that the only way Redcliffs School can return to the suburb without further significant delay is 

to relocate to Redcliffs Park. 

proposed use of Redcliffs Park as 

a site for a school. 

Redcliffs Park is fully utilised 

as an important public amenity. 

It is not vacant land that is available 

for any other use. 

Furthermore, I take issue with 

some of the statements made. 

Firstly, the Labour Government 

can return the school back to the 

old site quite quickly. 

That’s the position our 

MP claimed to support so let’s 

see if they can do it? There is no 

valid reason why they can’t. 

Secondly, I don’t believe the 

MoE had any intention to rebuild 

on the old site any time soon. If 

they must do a new build then do 

it on the old site adjacent to Main 

Rd just like the new building that 

is proposed for Redcliffs Park. 

Thirdly, the comments about 

the Coastal Pathway as use for 

access to the school are just 

disingenuous nonsense in my 

opinion. Are parents really going 

to stop driving their children to 

school? I don’t think so. 

Is there really going to be a lot 

of children from Mt Pleasant? I 

don’t think so (there is a school 

at Mt Pleasant.) 

Most children can get to the 

old site without crossing Main 

Rd at all. Finally, the old Main 

Rd site does not offer the same 

seaside (estuary) amenity as 

Redcliffs Park does now. 

Redcliffs Park is prime public 

recreational space and can not be 

adequately replaced with spare 

vacant land at the old Main Rd 

school site. 

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identity and established a precedent march by returned for service respecting persons to the the local 

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Over 

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Zealanders who fought and died 

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Day match undefeated 

• By Gordon Findlater 

SUMNER HEAD into today’s 

match against Burnside 

undefeated after continuing their 

good run of form in the Hawkins 

Metro Premier Cup by beating 

Sydenham on Saturday. 

Their 35-20 win over 

Sydenham was the first time 

Sumner have defeated the ‘bus 

drivers’ since moving to the 

metro premier grade in 2010. 

The Sumner wave came 

out rolling and dominated 

possession in the first half, 

which coach Martin Dodgson 

was quick to attribute to 

the team’s attacking coach, 

Gareth D’Almeida. 

“He came up with a wicked 

game plan,” said Dodgson. 

While Sumner may have 

their attack sorted, the club is 

understood to be on the hunt 

for a new meteorologist, after 

making a weather prediction 

that would have given Jim 

Hickey nightmares. 

“It was absolute genius 

planning on my behalf,” joked 

Dodgson. 

“I said to Dylan [Nel] ‘win 

the toss and take the howling 

gale because it’s going to rain at 

half-time’. And just before kick 

off, it’s not a breath of wind and 

boiling hot. He looked at me 

and said he’s never listening to 

me again.” In the unpredicted 

TRANSITION: Hayden O’Donnell made a successful switch 

from halfback to fill in Sumner’s gap at first-five. 

PHOTO: ROZELLE MAY 

dry conditions, Sumner piled 

on three first half tries courtesy 

of Hayden O’Donnell, Nel 

and William Saukuru to lead 

21-8 at the break. The home 

side also started the second 

40min relentlessly with second 

half tries to Nel and Filimoni 

Waqainabete. 

However, Sydenham kept 

coming back late in the game 

to reduce the gap with two late 

tries. 

Sumner successfully addressed 

their first-five injury dilemma 

by playing back-up halfback 

O’Donnell as first receiver. 

“He’s played their a little bit 

in the past . . . he’s just a really 

chilled out guy and he actually 

went really, really well,” said 

Dodgson. 

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escaped a scare after centre 

Wesley Mauafu left Saturday’s 

game early due to a dislocated 

shoulder. 

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12-16 week recovery. However, 

Mauafu appears to have struck a 

lucky break. 

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strength tests on him afterwards 

and said ‘his shoulder is as good 

as new because it popped back in 

really cleanly’,” said Dodgson. 

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with Burnside at St Leonards 

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A busy eight days of rugby 

will be concluded at St Leonards 

when Sumner host fellow 

table-toppers and competition 

favourites Lincoln University on 

Saturday. 

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Juniors dominate doubles 

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WINNING PAIR: Isaac Boomer 

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SPORTS 

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juniors were among the winners 

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championships at Wilding Park 

last week. 

The all Sumner duo of Isaac 

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under boys doubles competition, 

dropping just three games 

in their three matches. They 

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quarter-final, and 4-0, 4-1 in 

the semi-final to progress to 

the final where they met Anzac 

Robinson Hawkins and Jimmy 

Rumble. 

Isaac and Jack brushed aside 

their competition in the final to 

win 4-1, 4-0. 

In the 11 and under boys 

doubles, Sumner’s Archie Whithear 

teamed up with Bishopdale’s 

James Kirk to win the title. 

They progressed to the final 

comfortably before defeating 

the Queenstown pairing of Dan 

Milburn and Noa Milburn 1-4, 

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teamed up with James Kirk 

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Email: sarla.donovan@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Wednesday, 10am-noon and 

Friday, 10.30am-noon 

Go along to this friendly craft 

session. Take 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 

Strength ’n’ Stretch Class 

Wednesday, 6-7pm 

For women in their fab-50s 

and beyond. Enjoy a whole body 

workout at a medium level which 

includes exercise to music, circuit 

stations and more. First class 

is half price. 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs. $10 

Bridge Club 

Wednesday, 7.20pm and Friday, 

1pm 

Go along and enjoy a tricktaking 

card game played by 

four players in two competing 

partnerships. For inquiries or if 

you need a partner, phone Kay 

on 384 9113. 

Mt Pleasant Yacht Club 

Drayton Reserve Working Bee 

Wednesday, 2pm 

Do you want to help out 

planting seedlings this Anzac 

Day? Meet at the Waterfall 

Lookout, halfway up the valley 

and directly below the Avery Pl 

and Drayton Drive entrances. 

Take your own spade if you can. 

Biscuits supplied. 

Waterfall Lookout 

QR Code Hunt 

Thursday-Friday, 10am- 

4.30pm 

Locate QR codes hidden 

around the library while exploring 

undiscovered collections. 

Answer questions and complete 

your hunt sheet along the way. 

BYO device with QR reader 

installed. Free. All entries will 

go in the draw to win a library 

goodie bag. 

Akaroa Library 

Create ’n’ Connect 

Thursday, 9.30am-noon 

Create ’n’ Connect welcomes 

you to come and create in 

company. $3 per session 

includes a delicious morning tea 

and great company. Take your 

own creative project or go and 

get some inspiration. Phone Beth 

for more information 022 678 

1252 

St Andrews Anglican Church, 

148 Main Rd, Redcliffs 

The Sumner Boys Exhibition opens on Thursday at the Sumner Library. A collaborative 

display of research on the war stories of men who enlisted from the Sumner area. Stories 

and photos are included of soldiers on the roll of honour located on the wall outside Matuku 

Takotako: Sumner Centre. Continues until May 25. 

Holiday Activity: Paper Suncatchers 

Thursday, 2-3pm 

Go along to this workshop 

and create a lovely suncatcher to 

hang in the window or beneath 

your bedroom light, reflecting 

the colours of autumn. No bookings 

required. Suitable for all 

ages but a caregiver is required. 

Free event. 

Sumner Library 

Practical Astronomy Workshops 

Thursday and Friday, 6.30- 

7.30pm 

On Thursday, bring some glow 

sticks and build a recreation of 

the solar system. And on Friday, 

learn about stars, nebulae, black 

holes and supernova. Children 

$10/Adults $15 

Heathcote Valley 

Community Centre, 45 Bridle 

Path Rd 

International Tabletop 

Games Day 

Saturday, 10am-noon 

Go and enjoy a variety of 

board games, cards and puzzles, 

from pick-up sticks and snakes 

and ladders to Mahjong and 

Trivial Pursuit. 

Little River Service Centre 

Markets: 

The weekly markets have many 

different attractions and delicious 

treats on offer. From fresh 

produce to freshly baked bread, 

cheeses and free range eggs. Find 

some healthy food options and 

sip on a coffee while taking a 

wander around any of the markets 

happening in the area at the 

weekend. 

Lyttelton Farmers Market 

and Lyttelton Craft Market: 

Saturday, 10am-1pm, London 

St. 

Mt Pleasant Farmers Market: 

Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3 

McCormacks Bay Rd. 

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June 29 - July 1 

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REAL ESTATE 

Pretty as a picture 

28 Arnold Street, Sumner 

Auction 17 May 2018 from 12pm - 98 Moorhouse Ave (unless sold prior) 

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 kitchen/dining + snug | 1 living room | Listing SM0005 

This gorgeous character villa offers you the chance not just 

to make a home, but to make picture perfect family memories. 

Sitting pretty behind the white fence, in a peaceful, private 

and sun-drenched spot, this delightful home just oozes 

charm. Original features such as leadlight windows, high 

ceilings and native timber blend nicely with modern comforts 

including both ducted and underfloor heating systems. 

The heart of the home is a warm and welcoming kitchen 

and dining room with a cosy snug, sure to be the favourite 

spot for curling up in with a coffee and a good book. An 

additional living room and 3 good sized bedrooms will 

comfortably accommodate the family. No need for morning 

fights over the shower, with 2 stylish bathrooms to choose 

from. 

With a formal, manicured, rosebush lined garden at the 

front and a more relaxed entertaining area to the rear, adults 

and children alike will love this generous 723sqm section. 

Thoughtful landscaping has provided a dedicated barbeque 

area, built in decks and seating areas, raised veggie planters 

and to top it off - a spacious chicken run for the feathered 

friends that you may wish to adopt! Achieving the Good Life 

is very much on the cards here. 

Situated in the sought after Golden Triangle of Sumner, a 

short stroll will take you to the schools, beaches, cafes and 

parks that are on offer in this vibrant seaside community. Our 

vendors have loved their time here but are ready to move on 

to their next project and would like to see a sold sticker on 

this property. Early viewing is advised as this captivating 

home is sure to appeal to many. 

For viewing details refer to website or for a private 

viewing appointment – contact Michelle Ward of 

Harcourts Grenadier Ferrymead (Licensed Agent REAA 

2008) on 384 7950 or mobile 027 203 7858. 

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