Nor'West News: June 05, 2018

TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 2018 

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High School student 

Manaia Davies is off to 

San Diego next month 

for an international dance 

competition. 

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Pupils up for the challenge at 

Epro8 

San Diego trip for dancer 

• By Emily O’Connell 

BURNSIDE HIGH School 

student Manaia Davies is off 

to San Diego later this month 

with a team of 22 dancers 

representing New Zealand at an 

international competition. 

The 13-year-old was asked to 

be in the team by Kiwi choreographer, 

Kiel Tutin, who has 

worked with stars such as Jennifer 

Lopez. 

Manaia, who has been dancing 

since she was three-yearsold, 

says she was “shocked” by 

the invitation and is looking 

forward to competing in Body 

Rock Junior. 

She’s been travelling to 

Auckland each weekend for 

practice. 

“It’s really hard-out, it’s 

full hands-on training and 

we run the set over, 

over and over again,” she 

said. 

The year 9 student spends 

most of her spare time training 

or teaching. 

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BUSINESSMAN Doug Spence 

has bought the former Mitre 10 

building in Bishopdale which has 

sat empty for two years. 

Mr Spence has been behind 

a number of developments in 

Christchurch and is also currently 

looking to build a retail 

complex in Church Bay. 

His plans for the Mitre 10 

site in the village mall may be 

revealed today. 

Bishopdale Centre Association 

for Bishopdale Village Businesses 

chairwoman Amanda Nuttall is 

meeting with Mr Spence today to 

discuss his plans. She would not 

reveal those to Nor’West News. 

Mr Spence did not return calls 

to Nor’West News. 

He is the owner of the Bishopdale 

New World site and has had 

involvement with the New World 

Group, Paper Plus Group and 

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Pak’nSave Moorhouse Ave in 

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Mitre 10 was once an “anchor” 

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August 2016 when it moved to 

Papanui and became Mitre 10 

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BISHOPDALE IS about to get a shot in 

the arm with well-known businessman 

Doug Spence buying the old Mitre 10 store 

(see page 1). 

When it was operating, Mitre 10 drew 

people to the mall who also opened their 

wallets at other stores. That’s good for all – people spend, that 

puts money into the tills of businesses which are able to hire and 

pay wages. A win-win. 

But since Mitre 10’s closure, things have dropped away for 

some businesses in Bishopdale. 

What good news awaits will hopefully be revealed today. 

Spence is scheduled to meet with Amanda Nuttall who is head 

of that very wordy organisation called the Bishopdale Centre 

Association for Bishopdale Village Businesses. 

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Pollution concerns in St Albans 


CONCERNS ARE mounting 

over air pollution once the 

Christchurch Northern Corridor 

opens. 

The Northern Corridor is 

predicted to cause a 30 per 

cent increase in traffic to the St 

Albans area. The Papanui-Innes 

Community Board has written 

to Environment Canterbury 

asking whether its current 

monitoring 

station in 

Coles Pl 

can reliably 

capture 

accurate 

data of air 

quality on 

Cranford St, 

Ali Jones 

especially at 

the northern 

end. 

The board believes it is essential 

to capture air quality baseline 

data now so comparisons 

can be made when the Northern 

Corridor opens. 

Data currently available from 

the ECan monitoring station 

shows gases and particles are below 

the national guideline levels. 

However, the community board 

has concerns that the distance 

from Coles Pl could be too far 

to obtain accurate data. If that 

DIRTY AIR: Concerns over future air pollution from the 

Christchurch Northern Corridor have prompted the community 

board to ask ECan if more monitoring is needed. 

is the case, the board requested 

monitoring be carried out at the 

Cranford St and Innes Rd intersection 

this winter. 

Said an ECan spokeswoman: 

“It is worth noting that ECan 

currently monitors air quality 

on Riccarton Rd, which is one of 

Christchurch’s busiest and most 

congested roads. Readings are 

all within Government healthbased 

guidelines.” 

“ECan endeavours to conduct 

temporary monitoring in areas 

of significant community concern 

but our resources are limited 

so each request is considered 

carefully,” she said. 

Cranford St resident Clinton 

Minchington wrote to the community 

board with concerns the 

surrounding area could become 

“heavily polluted” when the 

Northern Corridor opens. 

He also said the current ‘have 

your say’ consultation document 

for proposed changes to 

Cranford St and the surrounding 

area contains no mention 

of air quality or mitigation of 

adverse effects for residents most 

affected. “How can you build a 

project of this magnitude and 

not have a health and safety plan 

for residents?” he said. 

Community board chairwoman 

Ali Jones said there is interest 

in gaining the data so there is 

something to measure against, 

mainly around the McFaddens 

Rd area. 

“It’s that McFaddens Rd sort of 

area that we need to just check 

. . . that’s where the major 

increase in traffic is going to be. 

Also, I think we are limited in 

what we can ask for measurements 

on; it’s a really long road. 

But we are just waiting to see 

what ECan comes back with.” 

Ms Jones said the board has 

not received a response from 

ECan yet. 

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Dancer heads 

to San Diego 

•From page 1 

Manaia, who lives in Glentunnel, 

also enjoys singing and 

acting and is part of the specialist 

music programme which 

is held at her school and is for 

students of high musical ability. 

Having only been told 

she was on the team a few 

weeks ago, Manaia is now 

trying to raise funds to cover 

the costs of attending the competition. 

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President of 

the Morrison 

Avenue 

Bowling 

Club Denis 

McMurtrie 

introduces 

the club and 

what it can provide for the 

community 

Not many people seem to 

have heard of the Morrison Ave 

Bowling Club, or where its greens 

and clubhouse are situated. 

Morrison Ave runs between 

Sawyers Arms Rd and Langdons 

Rd and the club is situated about 

halfway between these roads, and 

adjacent to a small reserve. A big 

new development is under way 

over the back fence. 

At the club’s recent annual 

meeting (the 59th) it was reported 

that we are the sixth-largest club 

in Christchurch. 

We have a growing membership 

and most of our work is carried 

out by volunteer labour. 

The club has two greens, one 

of which was rejuvenated during 

last winter and spring. During 

the season, the club hosted two 

national events where the participants 

praised the high quality of 

the greens. I’d like to give special 

thanks to our greens superintendent, 

Bill McMaster. 

The club’s secretary, Margaret 

Shields, advised that we have two 

excellent coaches, Len Isett and 

Bev Terry. 

Club bowls are available for 

learners and those wishing to test 

their skills, especially in the business 

house tournament which 

runs each year in the summer. 

For those who wish to play all 

year round, indoor bowls are 

played using full-sized bowls in 

the clubrooms during the winter. 

We have a partnership arrangement 

with the junior section of 

the Merivale-Papanui Rugby 

Football Club. The club holds its 

weekly prize-giving functions in 

our clubrooms – a win-win for 

both clubs. 

I would also mentioned our 

facilities are available for use by 

other groups. 

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In these works I challenge my doubts and beliefs 

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tides with its contrasting colours and textures incites 

both peacefulness and restlessness in my moods and 

creativity. It is the joy and the fun that the ocean delivers 

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Two residents from 

Papanui and Belfast 

have been recognised 

in the Queen’s Birthday 

Honours List 

•Nigel Hampton, Papanui 

Mr Hampton is an 

internationally-known criminal 

lawyer who has been recognised 

for his services to law. 

He was previously made an 

Officer of the Order 

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Nigel Hampton 

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Queen’s Birthday honours for Hampton and Murphy 

Helen Murphy 

manager and a 

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She has been 

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the plight of 

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Community board member 

uses necklaces to promote UN 


COMMUNITY board member 

Bridget Williams is taking 

on a start up project to help 

promote the United Nations’ 

sustainable development goals 

at a grassroots level. 

Miss Williams, who is on the 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board, along with 

her partner Luke Gillespie 

and colleague Anita Chang, 

will launch Bead and Proceed, 

which encourages people to 

come together and spend time 

discussing global issues while 

making beaded necklaces. The 

project will be launched later 

this year. 

The United Nations goals 

were adopted by 150 countries, 

including New Zealand, in 

2015. They aim to end poverty, 

protect the planet, reduce 

inequality and provide quality 

education, among other goals, 

by 2030. 

Each of the 17 goals has a 

corresponding bead colour, 

and each colour is painted on 

a necklace to portray the goals 

people would most like to see 

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Miss Williams hopes the 

creative group activity will be a 

catalyst to empower and inspire 

NEW PROJECT: Bridget Williams (right) and her colleague Anita Chang will launch Bead and 

Proceed later this year. 

people to tackle global 

issues. 

For every Bead and Proceed 

kit (which will also have a 

unisex option) purchased, 

another will be donated to a 

low decile school or community 

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Miss Williams said the 

product will cater to everyone 

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tell the world about the goals.” 

She said the project is 

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Mitre 10 site 

plans may be 

revealed today 

•From page 1 

Fendalton-Waimairi-Harewood 

Community Board deputy chairman 

Aaron Campbell said the 

closure of the store significantly 

reduced the number of shoppers 

coming to the mall and had an 

“obvious knock-on effect.” 

Owner of the neighbouring 

Sports World, Tony Ralfe, is pleased 

something will finally happen to the 

site. 

“We need someone in there to try 

and bring people back to Bishopdale, 

whether it’s going to be one big 

outfit or split into a multiple number 

of businesses – the sooner, the 

better. I’m keen to see something 

that will attract the public,” he said. 

In its Long Term Plan submission 

to the city council, the Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood Community 

Board put emphasis on the need to 

regenerate Bishopdale. 

“A major contributor to the 

regeneration of Bishopdale is the 

Bishopdale Village Mall. The mall 

is a key suburban retail and social 

precinct in the Harewood Ward that 

services not just the local area but 

visitors from wider afield,” said the 

submission. 

It called for the demolition of the 

old Plunket rooms, which are now 

under the building code and unusable, 

beautifying of the city councilowned 

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COBHAM Intermediate pupils 

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Two teams of pupils qualified 

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During the three hour event, 

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The clock had to have a 10 

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from two metres away. 

BUDDING ENGINEERS: One of two teams from Cobham 

Intermediate who are advancing to the Canterbury semifinals 

for the Epro8 engineering and problem-solving 

competition. 

The two teams called ‘The 

Overchargers’ and ‘Dark Thunder’ 

consisted of Max Wallace, 

Nethidu Perea, Jessica French, 

Kyle Sander, Alan Vines, Benjamin 

Leighs, Misha Pavlov and 

Victoria Ding. 

Teacher Tony Lane said while 

the challenges were difficult, 

“the teams nailed it.” 

“I’m really proud of both 

teams. The determination and 

skills shown were inspiring,” he 

said. 

Audience ‘wowed’ 

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MICHAEL Jackson, technology 

v nature and the Chernobyl 

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pupils split into four divisions – 

senior, north, south, and west. 

Since then, Minister of Education 

Chris Hipkins has offered 

a one-off grant of $800,000 to 

RockQuest Promotions Ltd so it 

can put on a national event similar 

to Stage Challenge this year. 

Mr Hipkins said the ministry 

is also working on a longer term 

funding model to keep the event 

running. 

Burnside High’s south division 

won with a “thought-provoking” 

performance based on the 1980s 

and the Chernobyl meltdown. 

The senior pupils “wowed” the 

crowd with the life of Michael 

Jackson; west put on a fairy tale 

journey of a modern-day Cinderella; 

and north, which came 

second, had a futuristic performance 

on technology v nature. 

Each division had a colour 

and decade it had to represent 

through dance, drama, music, 

props, costume and visual enhancement. 

School spokeswoman Bernadette 

Shaw said there was an 

intensive term of planning and 

rehearsals which led up to the 

performances being revealed at 

The Aurora Centre, The centre 

was filled to capacity for the 

show. 

Three people judged the 

performances – two ex-students, 

Erin Wells and Sara Tsai, and 

Lana Paniflow, an experienced 

dancer and teacher. 

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Young Casebrook netballers 

get on court with Tactix 

TWO BUDDING netballers 

from Casebrook Intermediate 

School got up close to the ANZ 

premiership action last week. 

Hailee Max and Brie Benns, 

12, met Tactix captain Jane 

Watson and Mystics captain 

Anna Harrison, and welcomed 

all players onto centre court at 

the start of the game. 

As part of the ANZ Future 

Captains competition, the two 

young netballers were recognised 

for their leadership abilities. 

Hailee has been playing netball 

for five years and would love to 

play professionally. 

Her short term goal is to 

keep having fun playing 

netball and become a leader in 

the sport. 

“My favourite part was getting 

to go on court and high-five the 

players. I also liked getting the 

players’ autographs. My favourite 

player is Erikana Pedersen 

because she’s fast, gets into space 

quickly and plays the same 

position as me,” she said. 

ANZ head of sponsorship Sue 

McGregor said it is passionate 

about supporting netball at all 

levels from the players practicing 

every weekend to top level 

athletes in the premiership. 

“That’s why we’re giving 

94 children from across New 

Zealand the chance to be a future 

FUTURE CAPTAINS: Hailee Max and Brie Benns met Tactix 

captain Jane Watson and Mystics captain Anna Harrison last 

week. 

captain and meet their sporting 

heroes at each of the ANZ 

premiership games this season. 

“We’re so pleased we’re able 

to offer this once in a lifetime 

opportunity to young Kiwis, 

and hope that offering them the 

SPORTS 

chance to meet their heroes 

and stand on centre court 

will help inspire them to keep 

training hard and achieve their 

goals.” 

The match saw the Mystics 

beat the Tactix 53-49. 

Bayleys, Crusaders 

tackle school bullying 

A NEW children’s book has been 

launched to tackle bullying head 

on – and it tells the story of some 

familiar Canterbury icons. 

Bayleys Canterbury and the 

BNZ Crusaders have teamed up 

to launch Ace: A Horsey Tail of 

Courage. 

Aimed at school children aged 

five to eight, it tells the story of 

Ace, a young horse who is being 

bullied by his peers. He dreams 

of becoming one of the six 

Crusaders Bayleys Horses which 

ride out at the start of every home 

game. 

The story ends well for Ace 

who achieves his dream, just as 

his real-life character did. 

Ace, a four-year-old 

thoroughbred mare was in 

training when the book was 

being written. He made his 

debut on the field on May 12 at 

AMI Stadium when the BNZ 

Crusaders beat the Waratahs 

31-29. 

Holly, another character in the 

book who stands up for Ace, is 

the horse that sets the pace for 

the others and keeps them on 

track, even though she’s third in 

line. 

Ace: A Horsey Tail of Courage 

aims to encourage children to 

speak-up and report incidents 

of bullying whether they are 

the victims or witnesses. It has 

already been received well. 

Last year the OECD 

programme for international 

student assessment produced a 

report on students’ well-being. 

Fifteen-year-old students in 51 

countries were surveyed about 

perceived bullying. New Zealand 

students reported the secondhighest 

rate of bullying in the 

OECD. 

Bayleys Canterbury general 

manager Pete Whalan said he 

was proud to be working 

with the Crusaders to deliver 

an important message to Kiwi 

kids. 

“The Crusaders sporting 

prowess, combined with the 

team’s reputation in the wider 

community and the easilyapproachable 

persona of the 

Crusaders horses, will enable 

the anti-bullying message to be 

spread among the key audiences 

throughout the country.” 

The book has been written by 

Friday Creative’s Katy Clook, and 

illustrated by Kophie Hulsbosch. 

There is also advice in it for 

parents. 

The books can be pre-ordered 

on the BNZ Crusaders website, 

and will be sold for $20 at the 

Crusaders home games against 

the Highlanders on July 6 and the 

Blues on July 14. 

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Papanui Book Club 

Tuesday, 10-11am 

Love sharing your favourite reads? Go 

and join other book lovers in our friendly, 

relaxed library environment. No bookings 

required. 

Papanui Library, 35 Langdons Rd 

JP Clinic 

Tuesday, 10am-1pm 

A justice of the peace will be available 

to members of the community to witness 

signatures and documents, certify document 

copies, hear oaths, declarations, 

affidavits or affirmations, as well as sign 

citizenship, sponsorship or rates rebates 

applications. There is no charge for this 

service. 

Fendalton, Shirley and Papanui libraries 

GenConnect 

Tuesday, 12.10-12.40pm 

Do you have questions about your iPad, 

smart phone or tablet? Or maybe you 

want to know how to use Skype, Facebook, 

or share your photos with family 

or friends? Ask an expert. Papanui High 

School students will be available every 

Tuesday during term time from 12.10- 

12.40pm to help you find answers to all 

your questions. 

Papanui Library, 35 Langdons Rd 

Redwood Outreach Centre Activities 

Wednesday, 1-4pm 

Go along and enjoy an afternoon with 

activities, crafts and stalls. There will be 

a free on-site barber to attend to men’s 

haircut needs and ladies come and have 

your nails done. Free hot vege soup, tea 

and coffee. A koha is appreciated. This 

event will take place on the first and third 

Wednesday of every month. Call Janene 

Hawke for more information on 022 042 

1348. 

St Lukes Presbyterian Church, 2 Daniels 

Rd 

Reading to Dogs 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

These sessions have been designed to 

provide a relaxed and non-threatening 

atmosphere to encourage children to 

practice their reading skills and develop 

a love of reading. This programme uses 

dogs who are the pets of the city council 

animal management team and have been 

trained and tested for health, safety and 

temperament. Sessions are 15min. Phone 

941 7923 to book a spot. 

Papanui library, 35 Langdons Rd 

Bishopdale Bridge Club 

Wednesday, 11am-2.30pm 

Go along and join this social group 

Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi 

by 5pm each Wednesday 

Go along to 

Papanui High 

School on Sunday 

from 10-4pm 

to see different 

breeds of long and 

short-haired cats. 

The Canterbury 

Allbreeds Cat Club 

Show is for all 

ages and tickets 

are only available 

at the door. Adults 

$5, children $2, 

and family tickets 

for up to two 

adults and three 

children cost $10. 

which meets every Wednesday for a game 

or two of bridge. Table fees are $5. Call 

Janet for more information on 352 1440. 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library and 

Community Centre, 13 Bishopdale Court 

Knit ‘n’ Yarn 

Thursday 2-3pm 

Go along and enjoy a chat with other as 

you knit. For anyone who loves to knit or 

wants to learn. 

Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd 

Women’s Toastmasters 

Friday, 12.30-1.30pm 

Want to advance your career? Have the 

confidence to speak up for issues you care 

about? A friendly group of women meet 

weekly to help women succeed through 

developing speaking and leadership skills. 

See www.cwctoastmasters.org.nz for 

more information. 

St Pauls, behind in Tennis Pavilion, 1 

Harewood Rd 

Bedtime Stories 

Friday, 6.30-7.30pm 

Go and join Margot for some Friday 

night fun. Themed stories, songs and 

simple crafts will entertain your four to 

seven-year-olds, but the whole family 

is welcome. Don’t forget to wear your 

pyjamas. 

Fendalton library, 4 Jeffreys Rd 

Learn to Dance Classes for Adults 

Monday, 7.25-9pm 

Fevah Modern Jive run the busiest 

social dance events in Canterbury. 

Absolute beginners and people with two 

left feet are very welcome. Every night 

begins with a friendly class that assumes 

you have never danced before so you can 

come any day that suits you. It’s partner 

dancing but you don’t have to bring a 

partner with you, you’ll meet plenty during 

the evening. Tickets can be purchased 

online. 

Papanui High School, 30 Langdons Rd 

Addictive Eaters Anonymous 

Monday, 7.30-8.45pm 

Do you under-eat or over-eat? Are 

you sick of trying to control food? This 

is a group of people who have recovered 

from addictive eating. They have found 

recovery in the 12 steps of addictive eaters 

anonymous, as successfully as members 

of Alcoholics Anonymous have found 

freedom from alcohol, we have found 

freedom from food. This event is all ages 

and admission is free. 

Bishopdale Seventh-day Adventist 

Church, corner of Breens Rd and Bonita 

Place 

SENIOR LIVING 

Plenty to do at McKenzie 

Lifestyle Village 

The final stage of villa development is 

progressing well at McKenzie Lifestyle 

Village in Geraldine with target completion 

in spring. Just a hand full of sites available 

to secure off plan, so don’t be the one 

to miss out. Moving into a brand new 

architecturally designed villa priced from 

$335,000 with the monthly outgoing fees 

being fixed for life. Future plans see an 

offering of Assisted Care Apartments 

that compliment the independent 

lifestyle living. 

Our beautiful Leisure Centre is very 

popular with the residents who make 

full use of the swimming and spa 

pools, gymnasium, craft room, library 

and lounge area. Outside, the Bowling 

Green is also popular along with 

Petanque, Mini-golf and Table Bowls. 

This coming summer will see Croquet 

being played on our Village Green. 

The residents’ monthly activities 

calendar boasts the following; bowls 

IT’S LIKE HOLIDAYS 

ALL YEAR ROUND 

Lots of people spend their holidays 

here in Geraldine. But why just have a 

holiday when you can move here instead? 

Make the move to Geraldine’s McKenzie 

Lifestyle Village. We take care of everyday 

maintenance so you can enjoy 

a holiday lifestyle all year round. 

Talk to Hayley Grant today 

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events, concert going (Operatunity), 

shopping trips, lunch outings, yoga, 

housie, Qigong (Tai Chi), happy hour, 

knitting, quiz nights, cards and games, 

book club, Bible discussion, craft 

sessions, and there are regular visits by 

the hairdresser, massage therapist and 

the podiatrist. 

Geraldine is a great little town 

that many come to for a holiday but 

you have the opportunity to live the 

holiday lifestyle all year round. There 

is plenty to do in and around the town 

with art galleries, theatre and cinema, 

interesting shops and boutiques, two 

museums and a wide range of good places 

to eat. For the more adventurous there are 

river and forest walks nearby, opportunities 

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For more information and to secure 

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HOME & HEATING 

Choosing the right heat 

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Whether it be a new build, or a retrofit, job but not be unnecessarily overpowered. reputable and reliable products. All brands vary 

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to which will be most suitable. Major brands 

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Ensure your heat pump is installed by an 

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HOME & HEATING 

Get the right 

choice for winter 

Every year around about 

now people start to plan 

ahead for their winter 

heating needs. High on 

most people’s ‘must have’ 

list is a Heat Pump. They 

have naturally become 

extremely popular because 

of their cheap heat and 

“touch of a button” 

convenience. 

Heat pumps are 

however a significant, 

long term investment, so 

it’s important to make the 

right choice. 

New Zealand properties tend to be of 

unique design and have many features that 

greatly affect their heating requirements. 

Factors such as location, orientation to 

the sun, room volume, heat loss surface 

area, and room air flow characteristics, etc. 

all play a major role. This means that the 

heat pump that is right for your friend or 

neighbour is not necessarily right for you. 

Add to that the fact that all manufacturers 

claim to have the best, quietest, most energy 

efficient, and have a multitude of constantly 

updating models; finding out which heat 

pump is best is not so straightforward. 

Getting the right heat pump for your 

home is a combination of accurate 

calculation of the space to be heated, taking 

into account all property characteristic, 

plus an up to date knowledge of the 

performance specifications of all makes 

and models available. 

This is where the local company Heat 

Pump Guys can help. They are fully 

independent heat pump specialists, and are 

accredited agents for all top brands. They 

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19 Fieldmoor Place, Parklands 

Auction: Thursday 28th June, 2018 (unless sold prior) 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 toilets | 2 living rooms | 2 car-garage | Listing #PI53337 

Showing genuine motivation our owners 

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Tightly held and enjoyed since 1999, our 

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- Heat pump + wall/ceiling insulation for 

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- Double internal access garage with 

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- Approx. 220sqm dwelling on a full 

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