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Alison Carter
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hill and
seaside
specialist.
Steps to stop flooding
Plans to clear stormwater
drain in Sumner
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Lyttelton’s young
people get lesson
in street art
Lyttelton youths learnt the basics of street art at a
workshop on Saturday morning. Based at the Lyttelton
skate park, Los Angeles-based Christchurch mural
artist Guy Ellis, aka Dcypher (right), led the workshop
with 11 intermediate and high school-aged students
who live in the township. They were encouraged to
paint the vertical walls of the skate park features,
as long as they didn’t paint on the new murals. Ellis
created the murals over eight days last month, helped
by other street artists. Saturday’s workshop was part
of a long-term city council strategy to reduce the
maintenance costs of the new murals in the skate park.
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• By Sarla Donovan
FEDERATED FARMERS has
thrown its weight behind a bid
for extra rural road funding,
saying a lack of maintenance is
causing serious deterioration.
The condition of unsealed
roads on the peninsula has
prompted the Banks Peninsula
Community Board to request the
maintenance budget be doubled
in the city council’s draft Long
Term Plan from $775,696 to at
least $1.4 million.
In its submission on the draft
LTP, North Canterbury Federated
Farmers said some rural
roads on Banks Peninsula are
becoming dangerous, “if not
unusable.”
Federated Farmers national
general policy manager Nick
Clark told Bay Harbour News the
roads were a lifeline for many
farmers but they had been allowed
to deteriorate.
“We’ve been told by a few people
the amount of money the city
council spend would need to be
doubled to make a difference and
catch up on the years of underinvestment.”
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I WAS at the Lyttelton Market on Saturday morning and felt the
lively atmosphere.
People basked in autumn sunshine and stall-holders were busy
and upbeat. Lyttelton really is humming at the moment.
Up the hill at Oxford St Reserve, the new skate park was a hive
of activity as Lyttelton youths learned where they were allowed
to paint in the new park – and had a crack themselves (see page
1). Los Angeles-based street artist Dcypher was there to help
teach them how.
He has designed and executed a new mural which showcases
Lyttelton landmarks, native plants and birds and a skateboarder
of course.
It’s a beauty and something the town can be proud of – get
along to the Oxford St Reserve and check it out for yourself.
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Council vows to stop flooding
Marriner St
complaints
prompt action
• By Sarla Donovan
THE CITY council is promising
action to prevent future
flooding along Marriner St in
Sumner.
The Esplanade end of the
street becomes blocked during
rainfall.
Last month it was completely
flooded and the footpaths
became
impassable for
most of the
weekend.
Rob O’Neill
has lived on the
street for more
than 20 years
Darrell
Latham
and complained
to the city
council after the
recent event.
He said the street’s drain
outlet, located on Scarborough
Beach, was buried under 150cm
of sand making it impossible for
the stormwater to drain out.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham met with Mr
O’Neill on Saturday to look at
the problem.
He said the city council needs
to bring in diggers and clear
away sand from the outlet prior
to storm events, as it does for
the main Sumner drains near
Cave Rock.
A city council spokeswoman
told Bay Harbour News this
week that it had been made
aware of the issues resulting
from recent weather events.
“The area will be checked
prior to an expected weather
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ONGOING: Flooding on Marriner St last month blocked
the footpaths for almost two days. (Right) – The cause is a
blocked stormwater outlet by Scarborough Beach.
event in the future to ensure
the pipes and sumps grates
are clear and are functioning
as they should. This approach
will be reviewed over the next
few events to determine if
such monitoring is effective
and necessary,” said the
spokeswoman.
Mr O’Neill said it was positive
news, although he hoped it
would become a permanent
solution.
“That’s a promise that’s
been made before and it has
happened and then it doesn’t
happen after a while. We’ve
pointed out that it’s flooding
but (so far) they just haven’t
done enough to stop it from
happening.”
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Residents’ associations, sports
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will be working at different sites
around the city.
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Occupants of a house in Western
Valley Rd, Little River, were woken
by smoke alarms shortly after
midnight last Thursday after a
chimney fire spread several metres
into the roof space. Little River
Fire Brigade chief fire officer David
Irving said they were able to get
inside the ceiling and extinguish
the blaze before it spread. It was
unclear how the fire had started,
he said. All four occupants escaped
safely.
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month between Norman Kirk
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POOR: Pigeon Bay Rd (left) was damaged nine months ago, and is still
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“They are pretty good at going and
patching things up when there’s a complaint,
but if there was the ability to do
more planned, preventative maintenance
that actually means the roads don’t deteriorate
as badly in the first place there’d
be less need for the patch-up jobs in the
first place.”
Mr Clark spoke at the city council’s
LTP hearings last week with Little Akaloa
farmer Hamish Craw and Edward Aitken
from Pigeon Bay.
The lack of any increase in budget for
road maintenance was concerning, he
said in the submission.
“Farmers on Banks Peninsula would
argue that the level of service has deteriorated
over time even if the spending has
not changed in aggregate terms. (North
Canterbury Federated Farmers) has heard
a number of anecdotes of roads that have
THE OBORNES are one of many
farming families who would like to see
increased funding for maintenance on
Banks Peninsula’s rural roads.
Living on the family farm, 15min from
Akaroa, the Obornes – Bill, Charlotte
and their daughters Jodie, Penny and
Molly – reckon they have the best of both
worlds. They are surrounded by stunning
Banks Peninsula scenery on their sheep
and cattle farm, but Akaroa is just down
the road.
With all three children at Akaroa Area
School, they’re strongly connected with
what’s going on in the area.
“We’ve got a great farming community
out here,” Mrs Oborne said. “But we’ve
also got the town, the school and connections
through the girls’ sports teams. It’s
a great mix.”
With school drop-offs and pick-ups,
and the day-to-day business of running a
farm, the Obornes are up and down the
road multiple times a day.
gradually fallen into disrepair and that
have been unsafe and even unusable for
all but four-wheel-drive vehicles.”
The submission asked that funding for
shingle and drainage on rural roads be
significantly increased.
Mr Clark said the state of the roads was
“a real worry for many of our members
because they are such a crucial lifeline for
rural people.”
Photographs shown by Mr Craw at the
hearing highlighted “some of the roading
issues we’re seeing on the peninsula.”
Mr Aitken spoke and said the current
reactive approach to maintenance wasn’t
working.
“I really do ask the council to review
their programme with the contractors
because there seems to be no standard
programme.”
A decision on the draft LTP is expected
next month.
Roads frustrate rural family
BUSY: The Oborne family have
noticed increasing volumes of traffic
on their rural Banks Peninsula road.
They’re also noticing an increasing
number of tourists coming to see the
lighthouse at the end of their road.
“Roading is a big issue for us,” said
Mr Oborne. “I certainly feel the quality
of the roading has deteriorated over the
years I’ve lived here. And there’s not
enough preventative maintenance done,
so when we get some bad weather, the
road gets badly damaged.”
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Wednesday May 9 2018
News
Laneways link central city and
Christchurch is
becoming a city
of laneways and
courtyards, with
many developments
taking inspiration from
Melbourne. Bridget
Rutherford reports
PEOPLE SIT in the sun on the
benches eating their lunches and
chatting in the newly-finished
Evolution Square.
In the heart of the Innovation
Precinct, the new public space is
buzzing. Next door, Little High
Eatery is a hive of activity.
Nearby, the site where Poplar
Lane once stood is now home to
eateries, and Vanguard Square,
another courtyard for people to
relax in.
Over in Cashel Lobby in the
BNZ Centre, people wander in
through the different laneways to
buy their lunches and sit on seats
and beanbags – the courtyard
sheltered from the wind.
The Terrace development is
nearby. Oxford Lane, which runs
between two of the buildings,
provides a place for revellers to
enjoy a drink at the tables under
the glow of hanging lights.
This was the city council and
ACCESS: The architects behind The Crossing visited
Melbourne to take inspiration for the laneways through
the development. Right: Oxford Lane in The Terrace
will provide a place for people to sit and socialise in
between two buildings. PHOTOS: MARTIN HUNTER
Government’s vision for the central
city – activating the spaces
in between the buildings, much
like Melbourne.
And now, it’s becoming reality.
Both Evolution and Vanguard
Squares are part of Government
anchor project the South Frame.
It will eventually join the Innovation
and Health Precincts.
It is made up of five pedestrian
lanes and eight vehicular access
lanes, which run from north to
south. It also has four gathering
spaces, while a spine known as
the Greenway would run right
through the middle from east to
west.
Otakaro South Frame project
manager Cameron Mclean said
Evolution Square was an example
of how well it had worked.
He said the project’s laneways
and gathering spaces were a
catalyst for further private development
in those blocks.
“Having these public spaces
on their doorstep encourages
developers to deliver the likes of
hospitality and retail ventures
that spill out onto the laneways
and make this an appealing part
of the city for people.”
Melbourne’s laneways were
inspiration for the South Frame’s
potential, but they tried to add
a unique layer to the design
through collaboration with
Matapopore, Mr Mclean said.
For example, the garden beds
were filled with plants traditionally
used by Ngai Tahu and
stones used for tools or trading
had been placed throughout the
frame, he said.
Otakaro would continue to divest
land adjoining the laneways
to parties to develop them to
attract people to the central city,
he said.
The concept of laneways
and courtyards was part of the
central city blueprint, developed
after the quakes in 2012.
But the idea of enhancing
these spaces was around before
then.
The city council was in the
process of upgrading its existing
laneways before the February 22,
2011, earthquake.
The Central City Lanes Plan
identified lanes that had the
potential to be successful like the
popular Sol Square and Poplar
Lane. But when the February 22,
2011, earthquake hit, that plan
was paused, and both Poplar
Lane and Sol Square were severely
damaged.
While new buildings have
popped up in Poplar Lane’s
place, Sol Square is a shadow
of its former self. The red Mini
Cooper teeters above the square
where weeds grow up through
the cracks in the pavement, and
graffiti covers the buildings and
windows.
Men
“The question of the power of men has been very topical
in the past year with changes in political leadership,
#MeToo and other associated movements. In images
used in the media of significant male politicians or male
professional leaders these men more often than not
wear a suit albeit maybe without a tie these days. The
suits these men wear convey power. Do these men wear
suits because they are a symbol of power? Do corporate
woman feel they have to emulate men in the way they
dress to achieve power? Why in fact is there such a
historical difference in the clothes of men and woman?
Do men have an advantage in society because there
exists this type of uniform that gives them an unspoken
air of authority that there is not something equivalent of
for woman?
The history of menswear suits, over-coats, trousers,
shirts and ties can be traced back several centuries
and remain very traditional and recognisable in the 21st
century. The shape of the lapel, the size of the tie, the
quality of the material and the way they are produced
may have changed but the form and its associations are
immediately identifiable. Sombre colours of greys and
black suits still dominate. These suits are trans-seasonal.
It is a code of dress that is universally recognisable. By its
continued widespread use it isn’t likely to change. These
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provide spaces for the public
FAST FACTS
The South Frame will
consist of:
Pedestrian lanes:
Hauora Lane
Swamp Hen Lane
Cotters Lane
Little High Lane
Butchers Lane
Vehicular access lanes:
Waiora Lane
Mauri Ora Lane
Lava Lane
Te Pohue Lane
Sugarloaf Lane
Mata Lane
Memory Lane
Nurseryman Lane
Gathering spaces:
Kahikatea Common
Matai Common
Vanguard Square
Evolution Square
The Greenway will run
through the middle of the
South Frame
Some evidence of its past
remains – the faded signs for
once popular The Fish and Chip
Shop and Toast and the large
musical notes on the side of one
of the buildings.
Sol Square is, however, rising
from the ashes, with developer
Dave Henderson’s plans to restore
the complex to its former
glory.
Since the quakes, other private
developments were also including
laneways and courtyards in
their designs.
Strange’s Lane was the first.
The lane which runs between
Lichfield and High Sts has a
similar feel to the old Sol Square
and Poplar Lane with brick
buildings, hanging lighting, bars
and eateries.
It was the brainchild of developer
Shaun Stockman.
He said Strange’s Lane took
inspiration from Melbourne
laneways – not too wide and
intimate.
“I had a break there just after
the quakes and it gave me the
idea.” Mr Stockman said there
was an arcade on the site in the
1960s. He said the work happening
now with laneways was
a follow on from the work the
city council had done before the
quakes.
The Crossing opened last year.
It is made up of several buildings
which are all interconnected.
The man behind the development,
Philip Carter said while
there was a planning requirement
to incorporate laneways
within The Crossing, they were
happy to do it.
“The laneways create interest
and encourage discovery. We invested
in the architecture of the
development, and the laneways
gave us an opportunity to showcase
the architecture and make
the spaces interesting.”
Mr Carter said the architects
visited Melbourne early in the
design process and they used its
laneways as inspiration.
He said they created an “interesting
CBD” and spaces where
people would want to spend
time. Richard Peebles has included
laneways in his McKenzie
and Willis complex which will
eventually link to the Duncan’s
Buildings he’s restoring.
He plans to connect his Riverside
development, due to open at
the end of the year, with a new
building to be constructed on the
former Guthrey Centre site, to
link it with Ballantynes. Much of
the South Frame is expected to
be finished by the end of the year.
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CONTRAST:
The once
popular Sol
Square is a
shadow of its
former self.
remaining land needed. Three
are still to be finalised.
The laneways are opening
progressively. But while some of
the city’s old laneways are gone,
some of the new ones reflect on
their history.
One of the lanes leading into
the BNZ Centre’s Cashel Lobby is
called Shades Lane, a reference to
the former Shades Arcade which
once stood there. People moving
through Evolution Square have
a chance to literally walk down
Memory Lane, a tribute to the
labyrinth of past lanes in the
area.
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Roar with the Lions
• By Sarla Donovan
EVER THOUGHT of joining
a Lions Club? You won’t have
many arguments as discussing
politics and religion is forbidden.
The Lions are secular and nonpolitical
and, like Rotary, it is
dedicated to the improvement of
people’s lives.
The movement started in the
United States a century ago and
is now the largest voluntary
organisation in the world, with
1.4 million members in 200
countries.
Ferrymead Lions Club celebrated
its 40th anniversary last
year and current president Bill
Newsome has been a member for
20 of those.
“The Lions exist to serve,” he
said. That’s its motto in fact: ‘We
serve.’
People from all walks of life
join the Ferrymead club, Mr
Newsome said. “We’ve got a
builder, a dentist, a livestock officer.
You name it.”
One of the things the club
is known for are its pea straw
fundraisers where they sell
hundreds of bales to grateful
gardeners.
The straw bales come from a
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them for 12 years.
“The money we raise mostly
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For instance, this year we
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battling cancer. We also support
diabetes research and have been
asked to support Plunket this
year.”
Its other long-standing initiative
is collecting, grading and
HELPING OUT: Ferrymead
Rotary member Neil Pugh
sorting glasses before they
are sent to Fiji.
sorting second hand pairs of
glasses which volunteer optometrists
take to the Pacific Islands
for distribution.
“We collect them from optometrists
not just across the city but
the whole of the South island.
Then we measure them using
a special machine and they get
sent out to the islands.”
They’re the only club in the
South Island that does this.
The club meets twice a month
at Ferrymead Park and has a
speaker and a meal. There are
barbecues and members support
other club’s events such as quiz
evenings.
And, if you’re wondering what
Lions stands for, it’s Liberty, Intelligence,
Our Nations’ Safety.
•To find out more about
Lions Ferrymead contact
Bill or Ann Newsome ph 384
9130.
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
Moncks Bay slipway set
to be finished in June
• By Sarla Donovan
A REPLACEMENT for the city
council’s failed Moncks Bay
slipway should be in place by
June.
The experimental new fibreglass
design installed in December
was intended to save money,
but it was too short and the drop
off too steep for ease of use.
In April, the city council
agreed to remove and replace
it with a traditional concrete
slipway. Installation was to have
started late last month, but city
council capital delivery community
manager Darren Moses
last week confirmed a delay of
six to eight weeks in getting the
replacement pre-cast concrete
panels made.
When they are ready, it would
take about a week to put them
in, subject to tides and weather
conditions, said Mr Moses.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham has been helping
the Christchurch Yacht Club to
resolve the issue with the city
council.
Dr Latham said city council
staff had told him there was no
option but to wait, as directly
pouring concrete on site would
require two 2m high damns to
FAULTY: Christchurch Yacht
Club president Lindsey Ebert
(left) inspects the current
slipway with Darrell Latham.
stop the risk of concrete spilling
into estuary waters.
The city council wasn’t keen
on using the same rapid hardening
concrete employed at the
South Brighton Domain slipway
because it can’t have micro-silica
added in, Dr Latham was told.
The Moncks Bay slipway is
regularly inundated with strong
currents, so the concrete needs
micro-silica to reduce the likelihood
of cracks opening up.
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THE STONE Cottage at Orton
Bradley Park will be re-opened
this weekend following seven
years of restoration work.
Built in 1848, the cottage is
one of the oldest buildings in
Canterbury and suffered serious
damage in the earthquakes.
It is one of a collection of
colonial farm buildings that
were once the centre of farming
operations on the Bradley Estate,
before the property was gifted to
• By Julia Evans
DIGGING INTO the city’s
colonial past has been made
easier with the release of a new
heritage app.
Heritage New Zealand
outreach adviser
Rosemary Baird was
part of a team that
developed the Heritage
Trail – Public Houses,
Private Lives: Excavating
Christchurch’s Colonial
Hotels app, which gives
users a guided walking
tour of sites of the city’s
Victorian hotels.
“We’ve been playing
with the idea of doing an app for
a while. For years I first wanted
to do one on the history of the
Avon River but this was the one
that got off the ground,” she said.
The heritage trail is a 3.5km
loop of seven hotel sites ranging
from the 1860s to 1900s, Dr
Baird said.
The app starts at
the site of the former
Oxford on Avon
on Colombo St and
loops around locations
including the
Occidental Hotel
on Hereford St, the
Caversham Hotel on
Madras and St Asaph
Sts and finishes in
Cathedral Square at
the Old Government Building.
It uses old photographs and
videos to showcase excavations
Rosemary Baird
the trust that now manages it.
During its 170-year lifetime
and artefacts from the sites, a
lot of which were uncovered
following the February 22, 2011,
earthquake. “If you talk to any
Christchurch archaeologist,
it has been used as a musterers’
hut, the farm dairy, a golf clubhouse,
farm accommodation, a
workshop and museum.
This latest reincarnation will
see it open as an information
centre and a museum focusing
on local history.
“The reopening is a testament
to the dedication of the group
of volunteers that come in every
week bringing with them the
skills, knowledge and passion
to make this historic building
come alive again,” said assistant
they’ll tell you this city has a
unique collection of archaeology,”
she said. Archaeologists
are called to work on sites of pre-
1900s buildings that are being
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Orton Bradley Park’s stone cottage opening
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Fire rages, homes at risk
manager Dale Wear.
The $250,000 restoration was
helped by donations from BECA,
the Parkinson Trust, the Canterbury
Heritage Building Fund
and public donations.
Park manager Ian Luxford said
the quality of the restoration was
a testament to the local contractors
and volunteers.
•The opening on Sunday
will be officiated by the
mayor and starts at 3pm.
TOUR: The site of the former
Oxford on Avon on Colombo
St is the first stop in the
Heritage Trail app. PHOTO:
CHRISTCHURCH CITY
LIBRARIES
demolished – a common occurrence
after the earthquakes, Dr
Baird said.
“The best illustration I can give
you is that the archaeology company,
Underground Overground,
had one or two staff members
before the quakes, now they have
20 or 30,” Dr Baird said.
•To download the app,
search for Heritage Trails
in the Apple App Store or
Google Play Store.
Kiwi success story comes to Ferrymead - a superb local business opportunity
Over 20 years ago, four of the country’s top coffee
and tea aficionados decided they wanted to share a
different kind of cafe experience for New Zealanders.
And so the very first Columbus Coffee café opened
its doors in central Auckland, quickly receiving wide
acclaim. Until then we’d been a nation of devout tea
drinkers. However with this new type of café, Columbus
Coffee set new standards and started the conversation
about premium coffee and true café experiences.
A conversation that has continued on with great
momentum and influenced many of today’s cafés.
Fast forward to 2018 and Columbus Coffee has
opened its doors in more and more communities
throughout the country, including cafes within the
highly successful kiwi DIY retailer Mitre 10 MEGA.
Each franchise is locally owned to keep a community
connection and allowing owners to contribute
their own flair to make Columbus a local favourite
everywhere. In-café chefs prepare fresh food using
fresh and seasonal ingredients and highly trained
baristas prepare superb coffee from our own small
batch craft roasted Columbus House Blend.
General Manager Peter Webster says “With our
success in provinces around New Zealand we’re now
looking for a franchisee to own and run our brand
new café in Ferrymead which will be completed later
this year. This is an excellent opportunity for those
seeking greater lifestyle success – allowing you to
run your own business and achieve great results with
the support of an award-winning franchise system
and first class support team. And because of that
system and training it’s not essential that you have
a background in hospitality – just a desire to be
successful and a passion for superb food and coffee.”
A great example of translating that passion into
success lies in Leo Rojas & Belen Sanhueza, who
owned and sold their first successful Columbus Coffee
in Tauranga before moving south and purchasing
the Columbus Coffee at Mitre 10 MEGA Dunedin Leo
says, “We saw that Columbus Coffee were doing really
good things and that’s what hooked us both to begin
with. We had little knowledge of managing cashflow,
staff and marketing and these are areas in which
Columbus Coffee excel - they offer superb training.
We’ve always been passionate about the quality of
food. It’s Columbus policy to have everything made
fresh and made in the cafe and that was one of the
stand-out reasons for us choosing to buy a Columbus
Coffee franchise.”
Being a Columbus at Mitre 10 MEGA holds a lot of
positives and the benefits you can create and gain
from being closely linked with a brand such as Mitre
10 MEGA are endless. A location within a Mitre 10
MEGA means you benefit from foot traffic from the
store and can offer customers virtually unlimited
carparking and the appeal of a children’s playground
for families.
Could you be our Columbus at Mitre 10
MEGA Ferrymead local owner?
Come along to a franchise discovery session where
we’ll take you through the opportunity and answer
any questions you may have.
Register your interest by contacting:
Angela Manihera
angela@columbuscoffee.co.nz
021 883 486
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News
Lyttelton Museum’s No 1 fan
takes his art to the streets
MAN OF THE SEA: Sumner’s John Fenton was spotted on London St fundraising for the
Lyttelton Museum on Saturday morning. The 87-year-old set up an exhibition of framed
photographs in front of the site where the new museum is to be built. The photos of
Union Steamship Company vessels featured hand-knotted macrame frames made by Mr
Fenton, who is a life member of the museum. He sailed on many of the ships and plans to
eventually donate the framed images to the museum. Mr Fenton featured in the March 28
edition of Bay Harbour News.
Local
News
Now
Fire rages, homes at risk
New classrooms
opened at Our Lady
Star of the Sea School
SUMNER’S OUR Lady Star
of the Sea School opened two
new classrooms on Sunday
morning.
The entire school community
was there as new Bishop
of Christchurch Paul Martin
cut the ribbon and blessed the
buildings.
Classes of new entrants and
years 2 and 3 will be based in
the rooms, which also contain
a ‘break-out’ space for small
group learning.
Parishioners and parents
provided baking and decorations
for the occasion, which
began with an 8.30am mass
followed by refreshments and
the ribbon-cutting.
Also attending were Dan
Doyle, Cushla O’Connor of
the Catholic Education Office,
board of trustees chairman
Ricky Hembry, Port Hills
Labour MP Ruth Dyson, and
Clare Murphy representing the
Mission Sisters – founders of
Star of the Sea School.
The community came together
to beautify the
school with gardening, painting
and moving classrooms,
acting principal Tim Kearns
said.
“We are all super-excited
to have these new learning
spaces and our roll continues
to thrive in this wonderful
environment.”
TOGETHER: The whole school was present for the opening
of the two new classroom blocks.
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Your Local Views
Support your fire brigade
National
List MP Nuk
Korako writes
about how our
volunteer fire
brigades have a
lot going on
LAST FRIDAY was
International Firefighters Day,
and in recognition of both past
and present local fire fighters, I
visited both the Lyttelton and
Sumner volunteer fire brigades
on that day.
Our local firefighters, both
men and women, do everything
they can to protect life in our
communities. All fire and emergency
service workers sacrifice
a lot to keep our communities
safe. Last year the Fire and
Emergency New Zealand teams
attended 77,465 incidents across
New Zealand.
A Colmar Brunton ranking
shows firefighters are the most
trusted public sector organisation.
The Lyttelton, Sumner, Governors
Bay and Woolston brigades
are key focal points of our
communities and have histories
dating back to 1870.
Many families can attest to
being part of the brigades, or
have a connection to someone
who has been in “the brigade” at
some stage.
The sirens go off at all hours of
the day and night, and the rapid
response is a testament to the
dedication of the volunteers who
come out to help and assist us all.
Dedication does not finish at
the station either. This year, 950
firefighters, including again our
great team from Lyttelton, will
take part in the Firefighter Sky
Tower Stair Challenge in Auckland
on May 19, raising funds for
Leukaemia and Blood Cancer
New Zealand.
Good luck team Lyttelton,
which will climb 51 flights of
stairs – 1103 individual steps –
wearing up to 25kg of kit.
It was my pleasure to recently
attend the award ceremony for
Daryl Sayer, chief fire officer in
ON BOARD:
The Lyttelton
Fire Brigade
were
fundraising
for the Sky
Tower stair
challenge at
Countdown
Ferrymead
last month
when a little
dog turned
up to show
support.
Sumner, where he received a
Gold Star award honouring his
25-year service to the brigade.
He joins Mark Buckley, chief
fire officer in Lyttelton, who has
also received this award. It’s a
great achievement for both Daryl
and Mark.
Lyttelton is very proud of its
new station facility which is part
of Christchurch’s new stations
project.
I look forward to the opening
of the new Woolston Station in
late June or July.
If you are considering joining
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as a paid firefighter, it is a
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Contact the chief fire
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brigade.
Redcliffs resident Chris
Doudney responds to an
opinion piece by Redcliffs
School board of trustees
chairman Darren Fidler
I fully endorse the comments
made by Roger
Ellery. The whole
community knows
that the existing
school site is by far
the best site for a
school, and there
is no reason why
the Ministry of
Education cannot
change its position
and brief its consultant architect
accordingly.
Returning to the existing
school (which survived all the
earthquakes astonishingly well)
will not only be much cheaper
than a new build on an unsatisfactory
site, it will also be much
quicker. The board of trustees in
its response to the MoE decision
in 2016 indicated that the school
could be up and running within
seven months – that’s back on
site for the beginning of next
year.
BEST SITE: Chris
Doudney says
the Ministry
of Education
should change its
position and return
Redcliffs School to
its existing site.
Perhaps too little account has
been taken in all the discussion
of just how good the existing
school is – the sheltered
courtyard, the mature trees
with surrounding seating, the
well laid out playgrounds – this
ambience could not be achieved
on the Redcliffs Park
site within the next 30
years, if ever.
The other plus
for the existing site
is that the school,
while adequate for
the current roll, will
need expansion for
future increases in
student numbers, and this can
be achieved organically with
clusters of attached spaces as
and when required.
Finally, although the MoE
took no account of it at all,
Redcliffs Park is a much used
and appreciated public park,
receiving greater and greater use
in connection with the adjacent
coastal walkway. It is absolutely
astonishing that the city council
has been prepared to give it
away without meaningful consultation
with the community.
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McWhirter wins NZ marathon title
A MID-RACE surge in pace has
seen Sumner Running Club’s
Blair McWhirter win his first
New Zealand championship
title in Rotorua on Saturday.
McWhirter, 35, won the Rotorua
Marathon in a time of 2hrs
28min 59sec, which doubled as
the New Zealand championship.
The Sumner runner went to
the front of the race from the
outset with Rotorua’s Michael
Voss.
The leaders ran together
through the hills and past the
halfway mark, sharing turns at
the front for another 17km in
perfect conditions.
At 27km, McWhirter, a
teacher at Kirkwood Intermediate,
applied the pressure coming
off the last of the hills and the
lead group split up.
McWhirter, who has a personal
best of 2hr 22min 38sec
set 12 months earlier at the
London Marathon, continued
to stretch his lead over the final
10km and came home almost
6min clear of second-placed
Sjors Corporaal of Rotorua.
McWhirter said he wanted
to settle into a good rhythm
and see what he had left for the
second half of the race.
“I got to the 27km mark and
felt that was my time to give it a
nudge,” he said in an interview
post-race. “I got there feeling
pretty good and I thought I’d
have a good crack for 3km and
I managed to open up a bit of a
lead.”
Elsewhere, Sumner’s Lisa
SPORTS
VICTORIOUS: Sumner’s Blair McWhirter (centre) proved too strong for a good field winning the
Rotorua Marathon on Saturday.
Brignull was the second
women home at the Hanmer
half marathon in a time of 1hr
35min 4sec. Sumner also had a
good turnout of junior
runners at the Children’s
Forest Relays at Bottle Lake on
Saturday.
Bays turn
attention to
Chatham Cup
FERRYMEAD BAYS will turn
their attention to the Chatham
Cup after a 1-5 loss to rivals
Cashmere Technical all but
ended their hopes of retaining the
Mainland Premier League at the
weekend.
Bays watched their title hopes
diminish at Garrick Park as
Cashmere scored five unanswered
goals in a 40min spell. The first
goal came after 25min, as defender
Jordan Spain broke down
the right flank creating interplay
with Andy Tuckey, before Spain
crossed to Lyle Matthysen who
found the back of the net.
Tuckey then doubled the lead
minutes later with Sam Field
adding a third before the break.
Max Chretien showed his pace
and skill by starting and finishing
a move for the fourth goal, before
Gary Ogilvie made it five.
Bays’ midfielder Mark Peers
pulled a goal back for the defending
champions late in the game
to deny Tech gloveman, Danny
Knight, a clean sheet.
On Saturday Bays will change
their focus when they host Universities
in the first round of the
Chatham Cup. Bays will go in to
the clash with confidence. They
won their previous match against
Universities 7-0 in the MPL in
early April.
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CONFIDENCE BOOST: Sumner halfback Keita Fujiwara prepares to put a kick in behind the University defence. Prop Ben Pulman shows a turn of pace to score
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• By Gordon Findlater
SUMNER WILL head into
Saturday’s highly-anticipated
‘battle of the beaches’ with plenty
of confidence following their
demolition of the University
Vipers at the weekend.
The wave swept aside last year’s
defeated Hawkins Cup finalists
51-26 at Ilam Fields on Saturday
to move to fourth spot in the
Hawkins Metro Premier Cup.
The emphatic victory came on
the back of two narrow defeats to
Burnside and Lincoln University,
and has moved them up to
fourth in the competition.
“We took plenty of learnings
out of those two games . . .
sometimes everything that
you’ve worked on comes together
in a game and it’s getting there.
It’s certainly not perfect but we’re
getting there,” said attacking
coach Gareth D’Almeida.
It wasn’t all plain sailing for
Sumner. The defining moment of
the game came midway through
the second half with Sumner
leading 35-24, courtesy of tries
from Tom Crozier, Tom Ziolo,
Ollie Niessen and Dylan Nel.
Fresh off a try, University spent
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in Sumner’s half and earned a
scrum in a dangerous position
following a Sumner knock on.
However, recognising the
significance of the threat at
hand, Sumner’s pack rose to
the occasion to earn a penalty
at the scrum. The momentum
swing led to two tries in quick
succession from winger and
player of the day, Filimoni
Waqainabete, which put the
result to bed.
The icing was put on the cake
in the final minute of the game
when prop Ben Pulman showed
a turn of pace to score in the
corner.
The wave now turn their
attention to second place New
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confidence. On Saturday they
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winning 54-24. “We know a lot
of the New Brighton boys well . .
. it’s always very physical on the
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said D’Almeida.
New Brighton coach Scott
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match, but for both club’s top six
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“We’re usually favourites
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said Pawson.
Metro premier standings:
Lincoln University 28pts,
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A justice of the peace is
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Sunday, 11am-3pm
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Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise
stated. Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock may vary from
store to store. Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the
promotion. All Prices include GST. Target reserves the right to amend any
misprints or errors within this advertisement. Mailer offers expire Monday 28th
May 2018. Sale excludes Manchester and accessories.
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