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WEDNESDAY, MAY 9 <strong>2018</strong><br />
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www.star.kiwi<br />
Alison Carter<br />
Your local<br />
hill and<br />
seaside<br />
specialist.<br />
Steps to stop flooding<br />
Plans to clear stormwater<br />
drain in Sumner<br />
Page 3 Page 8<br />
Lyttelton’s young<br />
people get lesson<br />
in street art<br />
Lyttelton youths learnt the basics of street art at a<br />
workshop on Saturday morning. Based at the Lyttelton<br />
skate park, Los Angeles-based Christchurch mural<br />
artist Guy Ellis, aka Dcypher (right), led the workshop<br />
with 11 intermediate and high school-aged students<br />
who live in the township. They were encouraged to<br />
paint the vertical walls of the skate park features,<br />
as long as they didn’t paint on the new murals. Ellis<br />
created the murals over eight days last month, helped<br />
by other street artists. Saturday’s workshop was part<br />
of a long-term city council strategy to reduce the<br />
maintenance costs of the new murals in the skate park.<br />
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• By Sarla Donovan<br />
FEDERATED FARMERS has<br />
thrown its weight behind a bid<br />
for extra rural road funding,<br />
saying a lack of maintenance is<br />
causing serious deterioration.<br />
The condition of unsealed<br />
roads on the peninsula has<br />
prompted the Banks Peninsula<br />
Community Board to request the<br />
maintenance budget be doubled<br />
in the city council’s draft Long<br />
Term Plan from $775,696 to at<br />
least $1.4 million.<br />
In its submission on the draft<br />
LTP, North Canterbury Federated<br />
Farmers said some rural<br />
roads on Banks Peninsula are<br />
becoming dangerous, “if not<br />
unusable.”<br />
Federated Farmers national<br />
general policy manager Nick<br />
Clark told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News the<br />
roads were a lifeline for many<br />
farmers but they had been allowed<br />
to deteriorate.<br />
“We’ve been told by a few people<br />
the amount of money the city<br />
council spend would need to be<br />
doubled to make a difference and<br />
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from the reporter’s desk<br />
I WAS at the Lyttelton Market on Saturday morning and felt the<br />
lively atmosphere.<br />
People basked in autumn sunshine and stall-holders were busy<br />
and upbeat. Lyttelton really is humming at the moment.<br />
Up the hill at Oxford St Reserve, the new skate park was a hive<br />
of activity as Lyttelton youths learned where they were allowed<br />
to paint in the new park – and had a crack themselves (see page<br />
1). Los Angeles-based street artist Dcypher was there to help<br />
teach them how.<br />
He has designed and executed a new mural which showcases<br />
Lyttelton landmarks, native plants and birds and a skateboarder<br />
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It’s a beauty and something the town can be proud of – get<br />
along to the Oxford St Reserve and check it out for yourself.<br />
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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> 9 <strong>2018</strong><br />
News<br />
Council vows to stop flooding<br />
Marriner St<br />
complaints<br />
prompt action<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
THE CITY council is promising<br />
action to prevent future<br />
flooding along Marriner St in<br />
Sumner.<br />
The Esplanade end of the<br />
street becomes blocked during<br />
rainfall.<br />
Last month it was completely<br />
flooded and the footpaths<br />
became<br />
impassable for<br />
most of the<br />
weekend.<br />
Rob O’Neill<br />
has lived on the<br />
street for more<br />
than 20 years<br />
Darrell<br />
Latham<br />
and complained<br />
to the city<br />
council after the<br />
recent event.<br />
He said the street’s drain<br />
outlet, located on Scarborough<br />
Beach, was buried under 150cm<br />
of sand making it impossible for<br />
the stormwater to drain out.<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board member<br />
Darrell Latham met with Mr<br />
O’Neill on Saturday to look at<br />
the problem.<br />
He said the city council needs<br />
to bring in diggers and clear<br />
away sand from the outlet prior<br />
to storm events, as it does for<br />
the main Sumner drains near<br />
Cave Rock.<br />
A city council spokeswoman<br />
told <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News this<br />
week that it had been made<br />
aware of the issues resulting<br />
from recent weather events.<br />
“The area will be checked<br />
prior to an expected weather<br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
ONGOING: Flooding on Marriner St last month blocked<br />
the footpaths for almost two days. (Right) – The cause is a<br />
blocked stormwater outlet by Scarborough Beach.<br />
event in the future to ensure<br />
the pipes and sumps grates<br />
are clear and are functioning<br />
as they should. This approach<br />
will be reviewed over the next<br />
few events to determine if<br />
such monitoring is effective<br />
and necessary,” said the<br />
spokeswoman.<br />
Mr O’Neill said it was positive<br />
news, although he hoped it<br />
would become a permanent<br />
solution.<br />
“That’s a promise that’s<br />
been made before and it has<br />
happened and then it doesn’t<br />
happen after a while. We’ve<br />
pointed out that it’s flooding<br />
but (so far) they just haven’t<br />
done enough to stop it from<br />
happening.”<br />
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MOTHER OF ALL CLEAN-UPS<br />
A record 45 community groups<br />
will take part in the Mother<br />
of All Clean-ups on Saturday<br />
morning. Last year almost 10<br />
tonnes of rubbish was removed<br />
from the city’s rivers by volunteers.<br />
Residents’ associations, sports<br />
teams, churches and other groups<br />
will be working at different sites<br />
around the city.<br />
CHIMNEY FIRE<br />
Occupants of a house in Western<br />
Valley Rd, Little River, were woken<br />
by smoke alarms shortly after<br />
midnight last Thursday after a<br />
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the blaze before it spread. It was<br />
unclear how the fire had started,<br />
he said. All four occupants escaped<br />
safely.<br />
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To increase the amount of open<br />
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PAGE 5<br />
News<br />
POOR: Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong> Rd (left) was damaged nine months ago, and is still<br />
reduced to one-lane, while the condition of Little Akaloa Rd has deteriorated<br />
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“They are pretty good at going and<br />
patching things up when there’s a complaint,<br />
but if there was the ability to do<br />
more planned, preventative maintenance<br />
that actually means the roads don’t deteriorate<br />
as badly in the first place there’d<br />
be less need for the patch-up jobs in the<br />
first place.”<br />
Mr Clark spoke at the city council’s<br />
LTP hearings last week with Little Akaloa<br />
farmer Hamish Craw and Edward Aitken<br />
from Pigeon <strong>Bay</strong>.<br />
The lack of any increase in budget for<br />
road maintenance was concerning, he<br />
said in the submission.<br />
“Farmers on Banks Peninsula would<br />
argue that the level of service has deteriorated<br />
over time even if the spending has<br />
not changed in aggregate terms. (North<br />
Canterbury Federated Farmers) has heard<br />
a number of anecdotes of roads that have<br />
THE OBORNES are one of many<br />
farming families who would like to see<br />
increased funding for maintenance on<br />
Banks Peninsula’s rural roads.<br />
Living on the family farm, 15min from<br />
Akaroa, the Obornes – Bill, Charlotte<br />
and their daughters Jodie, Penny and<br />
Molly – reckon they have the best of both<br />
worlds. They are surrounded by stunning<br />
Banks Peninsula scenery on their sheep<br />
and cattle farm, but Akaroa is just down<br />
the road.<br />
With all three children at Akaroa Area<br />
School, they’re strongly connected with<br />
what’s going on in the area.<br />
“We’ve got a great farming community<br />
out here,” Mrs Oborne said. “But we’ve<br />
also got the town, the school and connections<br />
through the girls’ sports teams. It’s<br />
a great mix.”<br />
With school drop-offs and pick-ups,<br />
and the day-to-day business of running a<br />
farm, the Obornes are up and down the<br />
road multiple times a day.<br />
gradually fallen into disrepair and that<br />
have been unsafe and even unusable for<br />
all but four-wheel-drive vehicles.”<br />
The submission asked that funding for<br />
shingle and drainage on rural roads be<br />
significantly increased.<br />
Mr Clark said the state of the roads was<br />
“a real worry for many of our members<br />
because they are such a crucial lifeline for<br />
rural people.”<br />
Photographs shown by Mr Craw at the<br />
hearing highlighted “some of the roading<br />
issues we’re seeing on the peninsula.”<br />
Mr Aitken spoke and said the current<br />
reactive approach to maintenance wasn’t<br />
working.<br />
“I really do ask the council to review<br />
their programme with the contractors<br />
because there seems to be no standard<br />
programme.”<br />
A decision on the draft LTP is expected<br />
next month.<br />
Roads frustrate rural family<br />
BUSY: The Oborne family have<br />
noticed increasing volumes of traffic<br />
on their rural Banks Peninsula road.<br />
They’re also noticing an increasing<br />
number of tourists coming to see the<br />
lighthouse at the end of their road.<br />
“Roading is a big issue for us,” said<br />
Mr Oborne. “I certainly feel the quality<br />
of the roading has deteriorated over the<br />
years I’ve lived here. And there’s not<br />
enough preventative maintenance done,<br />
so when we get some bad weather, the<br />
road gets badly damaged.”<br />
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Wednesday <strong>May</strong> 9 <strong>2018</strong><br />
News<br />
Laneways link central city and<br />
Christchurch is<br />
becoming a city<br />
of laneways and<br />
courtyards, with<br />
many developments<br />
taking inspiration from<br />
Melbourne. Bridget<br />
Rutherford reports<br />
PEOPLE SIT in the sun on the<br />
benches eating their lunches and<br />
chatting in the newly-finished<br />
Evolution Square.<br />
In the heart of the Innovation<br />
Precinct, the new public space is<br />
buzzing. Next door, Little High<br />
Eatery is a hive of activity.<br />
Nearby, the site where Poplar<br />
Lane once stood is now home to<br />
eateries, and Vanguard Square,<br />
another courtyard for people to<br />
relax in.<br />
Over in Cashel Lobby in the<br />
BNZ Centre, people wander in<br />
through the different laneways to<br />
buy their lunches and sit on seats<br />
and beanbags – the courtyard<br />
sheltered from the wind.<br />
The Terrace development is<br />
nearby. Oxford Lane, which runs<br />
between two of the buildings,<br />
provides a place for revellers to<br />
enjoy a drink at the tables under<br />
the glow of hanging lights.<br />
This was the city council and<br />
ACCESS: The architects behind The Crossing visited<br />
Melbourne to take inspiration for the laneways through<br />
the development. Right: Oxford Lane in The Terrace<br />
will provide a place for people to sit and socialise in<br />
between two buildings. PHOTOS: MARTIN HUNTER<br />
Government’s vision for the central<br />
city – activating the spaces<br />
in between the buildings, much<br />
like Melbourne.<br />
And now, it’s becoming reality.<br />
Both Evolution and Vanguard<br />
Squares are part of Government<br />
anchor project the South Frame.<br />
It will eventually join the Innovation<br />
and Health Precincts.<br />
It is made up of five pedestrian<br />
lanes and eight vehicular access<br />
lanes, which run from north to<br />
south. It also has four gathering<br />
spaces, while a spine known as<br />
the Greenway would run right<br />
through the middle from east to<br />
west.<br />
Otakaro South Frame project<br />
manager Cameron Mclean said<br />
Evolution Square was an example<br />
of how well it had worked.<br />
He said the project’s laneways<br />
and gathering spaces were a<br />
catalyst for further private development<br />
in those blocks.<br />
“Having these public spaces<br />
on their doorstep encourages<br />
developers to deliver the likes of<br />
hospitality and retail ventures<br />
that spill out onto the laneways<br />
and make this an appealing part<br />
of the city for people.”<br />
Melbourne’s laneways were<br />
inspiration for the South Frame’s<br />
potential, but they tried to add<br />
a unique layer to the design<br />
through collaboration with<br />
Matapopore, Mr Mclean said.<br />
For example, the garden beds<br />
were filled with plants traditionally<br />
used by Ngai Tahu and<br />
stones used for tools or trading<br />
had been placed throughout the<br />
frame, he said.<br />
Otakaro would continue to divest<br />
land adjoining the laneways<br />
to parties to develop them to<br />
attract people to the central city,<br />
he said.<br />
The concept of laneways<br />
and courtyards was part of the<br />
central city blueprint, developed<br />
after the quakes in 2012.<br />
But the idea of enhancing<br />
these spaces was around before<br />
then.<br />
The city council was in the<br />
process of upgrading its existing<br />
laneways before the February 22,<br />
2011, earthquake.<br />
The Central City Lanes Plan<br />
identified lanes that had the<br />
potential to be successful like the<br />
popular Sol Square and Poplar<br />
Lane. But when the February 22,<br />
2011, earthquake hit, that plan<br />
was paused, and both Poplar<br />
Lane and Sol Square were severely<br />
damaged.<br />
While new buildings have<br />
popped up in Poplar Lane’s<br />
place, Sol Square is a shadow<br />
of its former self. The red Mini<br />
Cooper teeters above the square<br />
where weeds grow up through<br />
the cracks in the pavement, and<br />
graffiti covers the buildings and<br />
windows.<br />
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in the past year with changes in political leadership,<br />
#MeToo and other associated movements. In images<br />
used in the media of significant male politicians or male<br />
professional leaders these men more often than not<br />
wear a suit albeit maybe without a tie these days. The<br />
suits these men wear convey power. Do these men wear<br />
suits because they are a symbol of power? Do corporate<br />
woman feel they have to emulate men in the way they<br />
dress to achieve power? Why in fact is there such a<br />
historical difference in the clothes of men and woman?<br />
Do men have an advantage in society because there<br />
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air of authority that there is not something equivalent of<br />
for woman?<br />
The history of menswear suits, over-coats, trousers,<br />
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and remain very traditional and recognisable in the 21st<br />
century. The shape of the lapel, the size of the tie, the<br />
quality of the material and the way they are produced<br />
may have changed but the form and its associations are<br />
immediately identifiable. Sombre colours of greys and<br />
black suits still dominate. These suits are trans-seasonal.<br />
It is a code of dress that is universally recognisable. By its<br />
continued widespread use it isn’t likely to change. These<br />
suits are not necessarily worn for comfort so are they<br />
still in such dominant use because of the symbols they<br />
convey?<br />
Here seventy men are dressed in traditional suits then<br />
they deviate playing with shape and form, eccentricity,<br />
personality and individualism also drawing at times on<br />
more feminine influences of colour and pattern. It is an<br />
unresolved exploration of menswear and its implications<br />
in contemporary society.” Gill Hay.<br />
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provide spaces for the public<br />
FAST FACTS<br />
The South Frame will<br />
consist of:<br />
Pedestrian lanes:<br />
Hauora Lane<br />
Swamp Hen Lane<br />
Cotters Lane<br />
Little High Lane<br />
Butchers Lane<br />
Vehicular access lanes:<br />
Waiora Lane<br />
Mauri Ora Lane<br />
Lava Lane<br />
Te Pohue Lane<br />
Sugarloaf Lane<br />
Mata Lane<br />
Memory Lane<br />
Nurseryman Lane<br />
Gathering spaces:<br />
Kahikatea Common<br />
Matai Common<br />
Vanguard Square<br />
Evolution Square<br />
The Greenway will run<br />
through the middle of the<br />
South Frame<br />
Some evidence of its past<br />
remains – the faded signs for<br />
once popular The Fish and Chip<br />
Shop and Toast and the large<br />
musical notes on the side of one<br />
of the buildings.<br />
Sol Square is, however, rising<br />
from the ashes, with developer<br />
Dave Henderson’s plans to restore<br />
the complex to its former<br />
glory.<br />
Since the quakes, other private<br />
developments were also including<br />
laneways and courtyards in<br />
their designs.<br />
Strange’s Lane was the first.<br />
The lane which runs between<br />
Lichfield and High Sts has a<br />
similar feel to the old Sol Square<br />
and Poplar Lane with brick<br />
buildings, hanging lighting, bars<br />
and eateries.<br />
It was the brainchild of developer<br />
Shaun Stockman.<br />
He said Strange’s Lane took<br />
inspiration from Melbourne<br />
laneways – not too wide and<br />
intimate.<br />
“I had a break there just after<br />
the quakes and it gave me the<br />
idea.” Mr Stockman said there<br />
was an arcade on the site in the<br />
1960s. He said the work happening<br />
now with laneways was<br />
a follow on from the work the<br />
city council had done before the<br />
quakes.<br />
The Crossing opened last year.<br />
It is made up of several buildings<br />
which are all interconnected.<br />
The man behind the development,<br />
Philip Carter said while<br />
there was a planning requirement<br />
to incorporate laneways<br />
within The Crossing, they were<br />
happy to do it.<br />
“The laneways create interest<br />
and encourage discovery. We invested<br />
in the architecture of the<br />
development, and the laneways<br />
gave us an opportunity to showcase<br />
the architecture and make<br />
the spaces interesting.”<br />
Mr Carter said the architects<br />
visited Melbourne early in the<br />
design process and they used its<br />
laneways as inspiration.<br />
He said they created an “interesting<br />
CBD” and spaces where<br />
people would want to spend<br />
time. Richard Peebles has included<br />
laneways in his McKenzie<br />
and Willis complex which will<br />
eventually link to the Duncan’s<br />
Buildings he’s restoring.<br />
He plans to connect his Riverside<br />
development, due to open at<br />
the end of the year, with a new<br />
building to be constructed on the<br />
former Guthrey Centre site, to<br />
link it with Ballantynes. Much of<br />
the South Frame is expected to<br />
be finished by the end of the year.<br />
Land Information New Zealand<br />
is working to acquire the<br />
CONTRAST:<br />
The once<br />
popular Sol<br />
Square is a<br />
shadow of its<br />
former self.<br />
remaining land needed. Three<br />
are still to be finalised.<br />
The laneways are opening<br />
progressively. But while some of<br />
the city’s old laneways are gone,<br />
some of the new ones reflect on<br />
their history.<br />
One of the lanes leading into<br />
the BNZ Centre’s Cashel Lobby is<br />
called Shades Lane, a reference to<br />
the former Shades Arcade which<br />
once stood there. People moving<br />
through Evolution Square have<br />
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News<br />
Roar with the Lions<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
EVER THOUGHT of joining<br />
a Lions Club? You won’t have<br />
many arguments as discussing<br />
politics and religion is forbidden.<br />
The Lions are secular and nonpolitical<br />
and, like Rotary, it is<br />
dedicated to the improvement of<br />
people’s lives.<br />
The movement started in the<br />
United States a century ago and<br />
is now the largest voluntary<br />
organisation in the world, with<br />
1.4 million members in 200<br />
countries.<br />
Ferrymead Lions Club celebrated<br />
its 40th anniversary last<br />
year and current president Bill<br />
Newsome has been a member for<br />
20 of those.<br />
“The Lions exist to serve,” he<br />
said. That’s its motto in fact: ‘We<br />
serve.’<br />
People from all walks of life<br />
join the Ferrymead club, Mr<br />
Newsome said. “We’ve got a<br />
builder, a dentist, a livestock officer.<br />
You name it.”<br />
One of the things the club<br />
is known for are its pea straw<br />
fundraisers where they sell<br />
hundreds of bales to grateful<br />
gardeners.<br />
The straw bales come from a<br />
Sheffield farmer who’s been supplying<br />
them for 12 years.<br />
“The money we raise mostly<br />
goes to things involving children.<br />
For instance, this year we<br />
gave $2000 to Camp Quality<br />
at Living Springs, for children<br />
battling cancer. We also support<br />
diabetes research and have been<br />
asked to support Plunket this<br />
year.”<br />
Its other long-standing initiative<br />
is collecting, grading and<br />
HELPING OUT: Ferrymead<br />
Rotary member Neil Pugh<br />
sorting glasses before they<br />
are sent to Fiji.<br />
sorting second hand pairs of<br />
glasses which volunteer optometrists<br />
take to the Pacific Islands<br />
for distribution.<br />
“We collect them from optometrists<br />
not just across the city but<br />
the whole of the South island.<br />
Then we measure them using<br />
a special machine and they get<br />
sent out to the islands.”<br />
They’re the only club in the<br />
South Island that does this.<br />
The club meets twice a month<br />
at Ferrymead Park and has a<br />
speaker and a meal. There are<br />
barbecues and members support<br />
other club’s events such as quiz<br />
evenings.<br />
And, if you’re wondering what<br />
Lions stands for, it’s Liberty, Intelligence,<br />
Our Nations’ Safety.<br />
•To find out more about<br />
Lions Ferrymead contact<br />
Bill or Ann Newsome ph 384<br />
9130.<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> slipway set<br />
to be finished in June<br />
• By Sarla Donovan<br />
A REPLACEMENT for the city<br />
council’s failed Moncks <strong>Bay</strong><br />
slipway should be in place by<br />
June.<br />
The experimental new fibreglass<br />
design installed in December<br />
was intended to save money,<br />
but it was too short and the drop<br />
off too steep for ease of use.<br />
In April, the city council<br />
agreed to remove and replace<br />
it with a traditional concrete<br />
slipway. Installation was to have<br />
started late last month, but city<br />
council capital delivery community<br />
manager Darren Moses<br />
last week confirmed a delay of<br />
six to eight weeks in getting the<br />
replacement pre-cast concrete<br />
panels made.<br />
When they are ready, it would<br />
take about a week to put them<br />
in, subject to tides and weather<br />
conditions, said Mr Moses.<br />
Linwood-Central-Heathcote<br />
Community Board member<br />
Darrell Latham has been helping<br />
the Christchurch Yacht Club to<br />
resolve the issue with the city<br />
council.<br />
Dr Latham said city council<br />
staff had told him there was no<br />
option but to wait, as directly<br />
pouring concrete on site would<br />
require two 2m high damns to<br />
FAULTY: Christchurch Yacht<br />
Club president Lindsey Ebert<br />
(left) inspects the current<br />
slipway with Darrell Latham. <br />
stop the risk of concrete spilling<br />
into estuary waters.<br />
The city council wasn’t keen<br />
on using the same rapid hardening<br />
concrete employed at the<br />
South Brighton Domain slipway<br />
because it can’t have micro-silica<br />
added in, Dr Latham was told.<br />
The Moncks <strong>Bay</strong> slipway is<br />
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micro-silica to reduce the likelihood<br />
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News<br />
THE STONE Cottage at Orton<br />
Bradley Park will be re-opened<br />
this weekend following seven<br />
years of restoration work.<br />
Built in 1848, the cottage is<br />
one of the oldest buildings in<br />
Canterbury and suffered serious<br />
damage in the earthquakes.<br />
It is one of a collection of<br />
colonial farm buildings that<br />
were once the centre of farming<br />
operations on the Bradley Estate,<br />
before the property was gifted to<br />
• By Julia Evans<br />
DIGGING INTO the city’s<br />
colonial past has been made<br />
easier with the release of a new<br />
heritage app.<br />
Heritage New Zealand<br />
outreach adviser<br />
Rosemary Baird was<br />
part of a team that<br />
developed the Heritage<br />
Trail – Public Houses,<br />
Private Lives: Excavating<br />
Christchurch’s Colonial<br />
Hotels app, which gives<br />
users a guided walking<br />
tour of sites of the city’s<br />
Victorian hotels.<br />
“We’ve been playing<br />
with the idea of doing an app for<br />
a while. For years I first wanted<br />
to do one on the history of the<br />
Avon River but this was the one<br />
that got off the ground,” she said.<br />
The heritage trail is a 3.5km<br />
loop of seven hotel sites ranging<br />
from the 1860s to 1900s, Dr<br />
Baird said.<br />
The app starts at<br />
the site of the former<br />
Oxford on Avon<br />
on Colombo St and<br />
loops around locations<br />
including the<br />
Occidental Hotel<br />
on Hereford St, the<br />
Caversham Hotel on<br />
Madras and St Asaph<br />
Sts and finishes in<br />
Cathedral Square at<br />
the Old Government Building.<br />
It uses old photographs and<br />
videos to showcase excavations<br />
Rosemary Baird<br />
the trust that now manages it.<br />
During its 170-year lifetime<br />
and artefacts from the sites, a<br />
lot of which were uncovered<br />
following the February 22, 2011,<br />
earthquake. “If you talk to any<br />
Christchurch archaeologist,<br />
it has been used as a musterers’<br />
hut, the farm dairy, a golf clubhouse,<br />
farm accommodation, a<br />
workshop and museum.<br />
This latest reincarnation will<br />
see it open as an information<br />
centre and a museum focusing<br />
on local history.<br />
“The reopening is a testament<br />
to the dedication of the group<br />
of volunteers that come in every<br />
week bringing with them the<br />
skills, knowledge and passion<br />
to make this historic building<br />
come alive again,” said assistant<br />
they’ll tell you this city has a<br />
unique collection of archaeology,”<br />
she said. Archaeologists<br />
are called to work on sites of pre-<br />
1900s buildings that are being<br />
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manager Dale Wear.<br />
The $250,000 restoration was<br />
helped by donations from BECA,<br />
the Parkinson Trust, the Canterbury<br />
Heritage Building Fund<br />
and public donations.<br />
Park manager Ian Luxford said<br />
the quality of the restoration was<br />
a testament to the local contractors<br />
and volunteers.<br />
•The opening on Sunday<br />
will be officiated by the<br />
mayor and starts at 3pm.<br />
TOUR: The site of the former<br />
Oxford on Avon on Colombo<br />
St is the first stop in the<br />
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LIBRARIES<br />
demolished – a common occurrence<br />
after the earthquakes, Dr<br />
Baird said.<br />
“The best illustration I can give<br />
you is that the archaeology company,<br />
Underground Overground,<br />
had one or two staff members<br />
before the quakes, now they have<br />
20 or 30,” Dr Baird said.<br />
•To download the app,<br />
search for Heritage Trails<br />
in the Apple App Store or<br />
Google Play Store.<br />
Kiwi success story comes to Ferrymead - a superb local business opportunity<br />
Over 20 years ago, four of the country’s top coffee<br />
and tea aficionados decided they wanted to share a<br />
different kind of cafe experience for New Zealanders.<br />
And so the very first Columbus Coffee café opened<br />
its doors in central Auckland, quickly receiving wide<br />
acclaim. Until then we’d been a nation of devout tea<br />
drinkers. However with this new type of café, Columbus<br />
Coffee set new standards and started the conversation<br />
about premium coffee and true café experiences.<br />
A conversation that has continued on with great<br />
momentum and influenced many of today’s cafés.<br />
Fast forward to <strong>2018</strong> and Columbus Coffee has<br />
opened its doors in more and more communities<br />
throughout the country, including cafes within the<br />
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Each franchise is locally owned to keep a community<br />
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everywhere. In-café chefs prepare fresh food using<br />
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General Manager Peter Webster says “With our<br />
success in provinces around New Zealand we’re now<br />
looking for a franchisee to own and run our brand<br />
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this year. This is an excellent opportunity for those<br />
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We’ve always been passionate about the quality of<br />
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Being a Columbus at Mitre 10 MEGA holds a lot of<br />
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Could you be our Columbus at Mitre 10<br />
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Come along to a franchise discovery session where<br />
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Register your interest by contacting:<br />
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angela@columbuscoffee.co.nz<br />
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News<br />
Lyttelton Museum’s No 1 fan<br />
takes his art to the streets<br />
MAN OF THE SEA: Sumner’s John Fenton was spotted on London St fundraising for the<br />
Lyttelton Museum on Saturday morning. The 87-year-old set up an exhibition of framed<br />
photographs in front of the site where the new museum is to be built. The photos of<br />
Union Steamship Company vessels featured hand-knotted macrame frames made by Mr<br />
Fenton, who is a life member of the museum. He sailed on many of the ships and plans to<br />
eventually donate the framed images to the museum. Mr Fenton featured in the March 28<br />
edition of <strong>Bay</strong> <strong>Harbour</strong> News. <br />
Local<br />
News<br />
Now<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
New classrooms<br />
opened at Our Lady<br />
Star of the Sea School<br />
SUMNER’S OUR Lady Star<br />
of the Sea School opened two<br />
new classrooms on Sunday<br />
morning.<br />
The entire school community<br />
was there as new Bishop<br />
of Christchurch Paul Martin<br />
cut the ribbon and blessed the<br />
buildings.<br />
Classes of new entrants and<br />
years 2 and 3 will be based in<br />
the rooms, which also contain<br />
a ‘break-out’ space for small<br />
group learning.<br />
Parishioners and parents<br />
provided baking and decorations<br />
for the occasion, which<br />
began with an 8.30am mass<br />
followed by refreshments and<br />
the ribbon-cutting.<br />
Also attending were Dan<br />
Doyle, Cushla O’Connor of<br />
the Catholic Education Office,<br />
board of trustees chairman<br />
Ricky Hembry, Port Hills<br />
Labour MP Ruth Dyson, and<br />
Clare Murphy representing the<br />
Mission Sisters – founders of<br />
Star of the Sea School.<br />
The community came together<br />
to beautify the<br />
school with gardening, painting<br />
and moving classrooms,<br />
acting principal Tim Kearns<br />
said.<br />
“We are all super-excited<br />
to have these new learning<br />
spaces and our roll continues<br />
to thrive in this wonderful<br />
environment.”<br />
TOGETHER: The whole school was present for the opening<br />
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Your Local Views<br />
Support your fire brigade<br />
National<br />
List MP Nuk<br />
Korako writes<br />
about how our<br />
volunteer fire<br />
brigades have a<br />
lot going on<br />
LAST FRIDAY was<br />
International Firefighters Day,<br />
and in recognition of both past<br />
and present local fire fighters, I<br />
visited both the Lyttelton and<br />
Sumner volunteer fire brigades<br />
on that day.<br />
Our local firefighters, both<br />
men and women, do everything<br />
they can to protect life in our<br />
communities. All fire and emergency<br />
service workers sacrifice<br />
a lot to keep our communities<br />
safe. Last year the Fire and<br />
Emergency New Zealand teams<br />
attended 77,465 incidents across<br />
New Zealand.<br />
A Colmar Brunton ranking<br />
shows firefighters are the most<br />
trusted public sector organisation.<br />
The Lyttelton, Sumner, Governors<br />
<strong>Bay</strong> and Woolston brigades<br />
are key focal points of our<br />
communities and have histories<br />
dating back to 1870.<br />
Many families can attest to<br />
being part of the brigades, or<br />
have a connection to someone<br />
who has been in “the brigade” at<br />
some stage.<br />
The sirens go off at all hours of<br />
the day and night, and the rapid<br />
response is a testament to the<br />
dedication of the volunteers who<br />
come out to help and assist us all.<br />
Dedication does not finish at<br />
the station either. This year, 950<br />
firefighters, including again our<br />
great team from Lyttelton, will<br />
take part in the Firefighter Sky<br />
Tower Stair Challenge in Auckland<br />
on <strong>May</strong> 19, raising funds for<br />
Leukaemia and Blood Cancer<br />
New Zealand.<br />
Good luck team Lyttelton,<br />
which will climb 51 flights of<br />
stairs – 1103 individual steps –<br />
wearing up to 25kg of kit.<br />
It was my pleasure to recently<br />
attend the award ceremony for<br />
Daryl Sayer, chief fire officer in<br />
ON BOARD:<br />
The Lyttelton<br />
Fire Brigade<br />
were<br />
fundraising<br />
for the Sky<br />
Tower stair<br />
challenge at<br />
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Ferrymead<br />
last month<br />
when a little<br />
dog turned<br />
up to show<br />
support.<br />
Sumner, where he received a<br />
Gold Star award honouring his<br />
25-year service to the brigade.<br />
He joins Mark Buckley, chief<br />
fire officer in Lyttelton, who has<br />
also received this award. It’s a<br />
great achievement for both Daryl<br />
and Mark.<br />
Lyttelton is very proud of its<br />
new station facility which is part<br />
of Christchurch’s new stations<br />
project.<br />
I look forward to the opening<br />
of the new Woolston Station in<br />
late June or July.<br />
If you are considering joining<br />
FENZ as a volunteer or working<br />
as a paid firefighter, it is a<br />
great contribution to your community.<br />
Contact the chief fire<br />
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brigade.<br />
Redcliffs resident Chris<br />
Doudney responds to an<br />
opinion piece by Redcliffs<br />
School board of trustees<br />
chairman Darren Fidler<br />
I fully endorse the comments<br />
made by Roger<br />
Ellery. The whole<br />
community knows<br />
that the existing<br />
school site is by far<br />
the best site for a<br />
school, and there<br />
is no reason why<br />
the Ministry of<br />
Education cannot<br />
change its position<br />
and brief its consultant architect<br />
accordingly.<br />
Returning to the existing<br />
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will not only be much cheaper<br />
than a new build on an unsatisfactory<br />
site, it will also be much<br />
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its response to the MoE decision<br />
in 2016 indicated that the school<br />
could be up and running within<br />
seven months – that’s back on<br />
site for the beginning of next<br />
year.<br />
BEST SITE: Chris<br />
Doudney says<br />
the Ministry<br />
of Education<br />
should change its<br />
position and return<br />
Redcliffs School to<br />
its existing site.<br />
Perhaps too little account has<br />
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of just how good the existing<br />
school is – the sheltered<br />
courtyard, the mature trees<br />
with surrounding seating, the<br />
well laid out playgrounds – this<br />
ambience could not be achieved<br />
on the Redcliffs Park<br />
site within the next 30<br />
years, if ever.<br />
The other plus<br />
for the existing site<br />
is that the school,<br />
while adequate for<br />
the current roll, will<br />
need expansion for<br />
future increases in<br />
student numbers, and this can<br />
be achieved organically with<br />
clusters of attached spaces as<br />
and when required.<br />
Finally, although the MoE<br />
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Redcliffs Park is a much used<br />
and appreciated public park,<br />
receiving greater and greater use<br />
in connection with the adjacent<br />
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McWhirter wins NZ marathon title<br />
A MID-RACE surge in pace has<br />
seen Sumner Running Club’s<br />
Blair McWhirter win his first<br />
New Zealand championship<br />
title in Rotorua on Saturday.<br />
McWhirter, 35, won the Rotorua<br />
Marathon in a time of 2hrs<br />
28min 59sec, which doubled as<br />
the New Zealand championship.<br />
The Sumner runner went to<br />
the front of the race from the<br />
outset with Rotorua’s Michael<br />
Voss.<br />
The leaders ran together<br />
through the hills and past the<br />
halfway mark, sharing turns at<br />
the front for another 17km in<br />
perfect conditions.<br />
At 27km, McWhirter, a<br />
teacher at Kirkwood Intermediate,<br />
applied the pressure coming<br />
off the last of the hills and the<br />
lead group split up.<br />
McWhirter, who has a personal<br />
best of 2hr 22min 38sec<br />
set 12 months earlier at the<br />
London Marathon, continued<br />
to stretch his lead over the final<br />
10km and came home almost<br />
6min clear of second-placed<br />
Sjors Corporaal of Rotorua.<br />
McWhirter said he wanted<br />
to settle into a good rhythm<br />
and see what he had left for the<br />
second half of the race.<br />
“I got to the 27km mark and<br />
felt that was my time to give it a<br />
nudge,” he said in an interview<br />
post-race. “I got there feeling<br />
pretty good and I thought I’d<br />
have a good crack for 3km and<br />
I managed to open up a bit of a<br />
lead.”<br />
Elsewhere, Sumner’s Lisa<br />
SPORTS<br />
VICTORIOUS: Sumner’s Blair McWhirter (centre) proved too strong for a good field winning the<br />
Rotorua Marathon on Saturday.<br />
Brignull was the second<br />
women home at the Hanmer<br />
half marathon in a time of 1hr<br />
35min 4sec. Sumner also had a<br />
good turnout of junior<br />
runners at the Children’s<br />
Forest Relays at Bottle Lake on<br />
Saturday.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s turn<br />
attention to<br />
Chatham Cup<br />
FERRYMEAD BAYS will turn<br />
their attention to the Chatham<br />
Cup after a 1-5 loss to rivals<br />
Cashmere Technical all but<br />
ended their hopes of retaining the<br />
Mainland Premier League at the<br />
weekend.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s watched their title hopes<br />
diminish at Garrick Park as<br />
Cashmere scored five unanswered<br />
goals in a 40min spell. The first<br />
goal came after 25min, as defender<br />
Jordan Spain broke down<br />
the right flank creating interplay<br />
with Andy Tuckey, before Spain<br />
crossed to Lyle Matthysen who<br />
found the back of the net.<br />
Tuckey then doubled the lead<br />
minutes later with Sam Field<br />
adding a third before the break.<br />
Max Chretien showed his pace<br />
and skill by starting and finishing<br />
a move for the fourth goal, before<br />
Gary Ogilvie made it five.<br />
<strong>Bay</strong>s’ midfielder Mark Peers<br />
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champions late in the game<br />
to deny Tech gloveman, Danny<br />
Knight, a clean sheet.<br />
On Saturday <strong>Bay</strong>s will change<br />
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in the first round of the<br />
Chatham Cup. <strong>Bay</strong>s will go in to<br />
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SPORTS<br />
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<br />
Sumner’s final try. (Middle) When they win they sing – Sumner celebrates with their traditional victory song in the changing rooms. PHOTOS: ROZELLE MAY<br />
Sumner confident ahead of ‘battle of the beaches’<br />
• By Gordon Findlater<br />
SUMNER WILL head into<br />
Saturday’s highly-anticipated<br />
‘battle of the beaches’ with plenty<br />
of confidence following their<br />
demolition of the University<br />
Vipers at the weekend.<br />
The wave swept aside last year’s<br />
defeated Hawkins Cup finalists<br />
51-26 at Ilam Fields on Saturday<br />
to move to fourth spot in the<br />
Hawkins Metro Premier Cup.<br />
The emphatic victory came on<br />
the back of two narrow defeats to<br />
Burnside and Lincoln University,<br />
and has moved them up to<br />
fourth in the competition.<br />
“We took plenty of learnings<br />
out of those two games . . .<br />
sometimes everything that<br />
you’ve worked on comes together<br />
in a game and it’s getting there.<br />
It’s certainly not perfect but we’re<br />
getting there,” said attacking<br />
coach Gareth D’Almeida.<br />
It wasn’t all plain sailing for<br />
Sumner. The defining moment of<br />
the game came midway through<br />
the second half with Sumner<br />
leading 35-24, courtesy of tries<br />
from Tom Crozier, Tom Ziolo,<br />
Ollie Niessen and Dylan Nel.<br />
Fresh off a try, University spent<br />
another 5min building pressure<br />
in Sumner’s half and earned a<br />
scrum in a dangerous position<br />
following a Sumner knock on.<br />
However, recognising the<br />
significance of the threat at<br />
hand, Sumner’s pack rose to<br />
the occasion to earn a penalty<br />
at the scrum. The momentum<br />
swing led to two tries in quick<br />
succession from winger and<br />
player of the day, Filimoni<br />
Waqainabete, which put the<br />
result to bed.<br />
The icing was put on the cake<br />
in the final minute of the game<br />
when prop Ben Pulman showed<br />
a turn of pace to score in the<br />
corner.<br />
The wave now turn their<br />
attention to second place New<br />
Brighton, who will come into<br />
the local derby with just as much<br />
confidence. On Saturday they<br />
were dominant against Linwood,<br />
winning 54-24. “We know a lot<br />
of the New Brighton boys well . .<br />
. it’s always very physical on the<br />
field. Where definitely not mates<br />
on it, but definitely mates off it,”<br />
said D’Almeida.<br />
New Brighton coach Scott<br />
Pawson is equally excited<br />
heading into the clash and says<br />
it is crucial not only as a derby<br />
match, but for both club’s top six<br />
hopes.<br />
“We’re usually favourites<br />
heading into these games, but<br />
this week’s totally different . . .<br />
they’ve got the makings of a very<br />
good outfit and have probably<br />
the best club player in the<br />
competition with Dylan Nel,”<br />
said Pawson.<br />
Metro premier standings:<br />
Lincoln University 28pts,<br />
1; New Brighton 25pts,<br />
2; Christchurch 23pts, 3;<br />
Sumner 22pts, 4; University<br />
21, 5; Sydenham 20pts, 6;<br />
Burnside 16pts, 7; Marist<br />
Albion 10pts, 8; Linwood<br />
7pts, 9; Shirley 7pts, 10; High<br />
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Belfast 3pts, 12.<br />
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999<br />
Medium<br />
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999<br />
Firm<br />
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999<br />
Nature Soft<br />
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1299<br />
Nature Firm<br />
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1299<br />
Available in 7 Sizes:<br />
• Single<br />
• King Single<br />
• Double<br />
• Queen<br />
• King<br />
• Super King<br />
• California King<br />
Queen Mattresses<br />
FROM $<br />
1199<br />
Bahamas<br />
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249<br />
Seychelles<br />
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459<br />
Majorca<br />
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549<br />
Grenada<br />
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699<br />
Caribbean<br />
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379<br />
FINANCE TO SUIT YOU? WE CAN DO THAT.<br />
Ask our staff for more information.
Refresh your lounge, update your style.<br />
Carson 2 Seater Sofa<br />
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649<br />
Carson 3 Seater Sofa<br />
NOW $<br />
749<br />
Light Grey<br />
Dark Grey<br />
Add some colour<br />
with Geneva Nested<br />
Tables!<br />
Geneva Triple Nest<br />
ONLY $ 399<br />
CONTEMPORARY<br />
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rugs to complete<br />
the look!<br />
ALL RUGS<br />
30% OFF!<br />
Charleston 2 Seater Sofa<br />
NOW $<br />
799<br />
Charleston 3 Seater Sofa<br />
NOW $<br />
999<br />
Pepper<br />
Blue Ink<br />
Torana Recliner<br />
NOW $<br />
639<br />
Black<br />
Grey<br />
Accessorise your<br />
comfort!<br />
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Cnr Blenheim & Curletts Rds, Christchurch<br />
0800 TARGET (0800 827438)<br />
INSTORE AND ONLINE<br />
targetfurniture.co.nz<br />
We accept:<br />
Accessories are not included in the price of furniture unless otherwise<br />
stated. Colours in store may vary to those pictured. Stock may vary from<br />
store to store. Target apologises in advance if any item is sold out during the<br />
promotion. All Prices include GST. Target reserves the right to amend any<br />
misprints or errors within this advertisement. Mailer offers expire Monday 28th<br />
<strong>May</strong> <strong>2018</strong>. Sale excludes Manchester and accessories.