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machine proceeds of $1.5 million.
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New look church for Burwood
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A LONG-STANDING plan
to redevelop the Burwood
Christian Centre is set to come
into fruition.
Designs on what the church
will look like in the future have
been revealed with work likely
to start in July.
The project,
estimated to cost
$3.3 million,
will include a
new in-house
canteen with
a commercial
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kitchen,
administration
centre, auditorium and
multipurpose room.
An under-five play area is also
included in the plan with the
potential to become a playschool
in the future.
While the centre is in need
of extensive repairs, plans to
extend the church had been
in the making well before the
February 22, 2011, earthquake.
In 2000, a multi-purpose gym
hall and additional rooms were
built onto the church with an
auditorium originally planned
to be added.
“We didn’t get quite there. We
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when it is redeveloped and repaired.
but then the earthquake hit and
we obviously had to go through
about a five-year process and
put an insurance claim on the
facilities,” pastor Nigel Ripley
said.
Since then, fresh plans have
been formulated.
It is hoped the redevelopment
will be completed by the end of
next year.
Along with the new facility,
the church on Bassett St
will be renamed the Legacy
Community Church.
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made to the Coastal -Burwood
Community Board.
Chairwoman Kim Money
said she is “so impressed” by the
work the church does.
“They are very committed
to their community and have
been so for many years and they
are just wanting to grow on
that through expanding their
facilities which is very exciting.”
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to cater for the centre’s growing
population, with its community
programmes currently at full
capacity.
Pastor Ripley said it
was important it take the
opportunity to redevelop the
centre for future generations
rather than only addressing its
immediate needs.
“Hence why we have taken the
plunge to invest more into this
than what we originally planned
to.”
Pastor Ripley said it is
important to reinvest back into
the community which has lost
so much.
The church is hoping to
fundraise $1.9 million for the
redevelopment costs.
The rest of the funding is
likely to come from grant
applications, donations from
church members and borrowing
money on previous rental
properties the church has
purchased.
It will also be looking for
further support from the community.
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Veterinary science is an ever changing,
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abreast of. Over the past year Steve and I
have invested in an Ultrasound machine
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digital radiography, which is amazing. Now
I can zoom in on joints and bones to look
for a lesion. We are also moving very shortly
to a new in house laboratory system which
will allow us to perform many more blood
tests in clinic.
Recently we made the
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our veterinary software
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both our intensive
care, hospital and
surgical patients,
therefore getting
rid of pen and paper completely. Our old
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it was high time to go “cloud based”. Last
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and actually its not as difficult as I thought
it would be. I’ve learnt you just need an
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High use of pokie machines
in eastern suburbs
•From page 1
Shirley had 74 machines
at four venues.
O’Shea’s Public House,
TAB Shirley and Stock
XChange Shirley had 18
machines each, while St
Albans Shirley Club
had 11 and Erawan
Thai had nine.
The total proceeds
were $1.05 million.
The area of Aranui,
Bromley, Richmond
and Wainoni had 72
pokies at Bickertons
Bar and Cafe, The
Glenbyre Tavern, Richmond
Working Men’s Club,
and The Sideline Sports
Bar.
Each venue had 18
machines, with the gaming
machine proceeds being
$1.02 million.
Burwood family gets
dressed up for expo
•From page 1
Mrs Reid, Lily and Chris
then dressed as warrior
fairies on the second day of
Armageddon.
“We went to our first Armageddon
five years ago,”
she said. “My daughter is
quite dramatic. When she
puts her costume on she
loves it, she owns it.”
Mrs Reid makes the costumes
by hand, with a little
help from her kids.
“But only when they
want to help,” she said.
She said this year’s
costumes came straight
from Lily’s imagination.
“It actually made it a lot
harder. When it’s Wonder
Woman, you know what
you’re doing, she knows
who she is. But with this,
we’re just kind of winging
it.”
But Armageddon is not
the only way the Reids
make use of the costumes.
“We do a bit of charity
work with them as well,”
Poto
Williams
Christchurch East MP
Poto Williams said she was
not overly surprised about
the number of machines in
the New Brighton cluster.
She said a lot of people
visited the area because
it was next to the
beach. There was also
a lack of things for
people to do in the
area following the
February 22, 2011,
earthquake, she said.
FANTASY: Lily, Natasha and Chris Reid went as
warrior fairies to day two of Armageddon.
she said.
Sometimes the Reids
get into character to give
their time to Dark Side
Entertainers – a charity
organisation run by the
dark lord himself, Darth
“As a community
we are still struggling
to recover and have
a healthy sense of community.
It’s taken a long time to
rebuild our infrastructure.
We’ve been crying out for
things to do.”
Ms Williams said with
the opening of facilities
such as Taiora: QE II Recreation
and Sport Centre,
there may be more activities
for people to do instead
of using gaming machines.
“As these key facilities are
put in place changes will
happen.”
The Salvation Army
Oasis national operations
manager Lisa Campbell
said it supported 129 people
in Canterbury last year
who were harmed by pub
and club pokie gambling.
She said they saw less
than 10 per cent of people
affected.
“We’d really encourage
people if you’re concerned
about your own gambling
or someone else’s, get in
touch and have a chat. We’re
here to help and you can
reach us on 0800 53 00 00 or
salvationarmy.org.nz.”
Vader. “We’ve been to
children’s birthday parties
when they can’t afford
entertainers themselves . . .
they also visit sick
children in hospital,” Mrs
Reid said.
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Tuesday June 12 2018 5
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Playground to get
more equipment
• By Bridget Rutherford
NEW BRIGHTON’S
beachside playground is set
to get more equipment, as
resource consents are soon
to be lodged for the new
hot pools development.
Development
Christchurch Ltd, which
built the playground
incorporating the whale
pool, will install additional
play equipment and other
new features.
It will be closed for six
to eight weeks from next
month for the work.
Additional toys would
be installed in the playground’s
waka, as well as
a sound tube, noughts and
crosses and a chalkboard.
A seesaw will be put at
the tail of the waka, so
children of all abilities can
play together. A climbing
structure will be installed
in the sandpit, which will
also have a more accessible
entry made.
The bark areas will be
replaced with all-weather
grass with seating and
shade.
Additional shade, seating
and windscreens will also
be installed, and an artwork
will be sandblasted
into the concrete paving
around the playground.
Permanent carved
features would also be
completed on the waka.
A NEW ambulance
with improved interior
layout has been donated
to St John by Generation
Homes.
The new Gen 3 ambulance
is the latest model
in the St John fleet which
has a layout to allow
ambulance officers to
work more efficiently and
comfortably when treating
patients.
Named after Generations
Homes, the
ambulance was gifted in
a dedication ceremony
recently and will be
stationed where needed in
Canterbury.
St John relies on the
support of individuals and
businesses for funding to
provide it’s vital community
service.
Generation Homes
Christchurch has prioritised
giving to St John
since its beginning with a
long-term goal to donate
an ambulance.
The company has
donated for almost five
years and is approaching
POPULAR: New Brighton’s beachside playground
will close for six to eight weeks for new equipment
to be installed.
A DCL spokesman said
the new equipment was
always part of the plan,
and it was included in the
overall budget. Prices for
the new equipment were
being confirmed, he said.
“From the start of the
project we anticipated taking
time after the opening
to further understand and
assess on-going requirements
and opportunities.”
DCL used feedback from
the community after the
playground opened to help
inform what additions
should be installed, he
said.
“Taking time to observe
how the playground functions
has allowed us to
make the best decisions on
additional equipment,” he
said.
“We have planned for
$100,000 in donations to
St John.
South Island fundraising
and marketing
manager for St John
Debbie Pipson said the
ambulance is proof of the
impact a single business
this work to take place
after the July school holidays,
when kids are back at
school and the weather is
less enjoyable.”
Meanwhile, DCL hopes
to have its consents for
the hot pools development
lodged with the city
council this month, the
spokesman said.
The foreshore development,
including the playground
and hot pools, was
allocated $19.2 million. Of
that, $11.2 million would
go into the hot pools.
The playground’s
budget was $8 million,
but included $1 million
for the New Brighton Surf
Life Saving Club rebuild,
and $2 million for coastal
enhancement works to be
done as part of the pools
project.
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NEW: St John district operations support manager
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community healthy.
“By donating lifesaving
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quality care when needed
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Your Local Views
BIn Inn New
Brighton
owner Nikki
Griffin paints
a picture of
New
Brighton’s
niche market
of ecologically sustainable
shopping
AS I look out the shop window
I see a lot of new people in New
Brighton.
I ask myself what has changed,
I talk to a few people to find out
what has brought them here.
As they are armed with
containers for refilling the penny
drops New Brighton has become
a haven for eco shoppers.
I take a look around me to see
what attracts these people to our
seaside village.
We have Bin Inn using brown
paper bags and five per cent
off when you bring your own
containers, the $3 clothing
shop, “Dave the Bike Man” with
his passion for getting people
on bikes, Redo ReNew New
Brighton with a assortment of
goodies and I haven’t even left
surfside mall yet.
I head across to 105 and
we have Finders Keepers and
Seaside Vintage and the artisan
emporium.
If we head to Seaview Rd by
the roundabout we have Shelley
at Menage A Trios.
Another treasure trove
not far from there is the
Dogwatch Variety Shop and
The Purple Door Boutique Op
Shop with some bargains to be
found.
We also have Stitch-O-Mat
running some fabulous classes
on making reuseable shopping
and produce bags and beeswax
wraps, all in aid of creating a
better environment for us to
enjoy.
Switch is also starting a
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mug wall for their customers
which will add to the beautiful
eco-friendly village that is
unfolding and setting a point
of difference for New Brighton
by bring people from all over
the city to enjoy our piece of
paradise.
So, in my opinion, New
Brighton is finding its niche
market of ecologically
sustainable shopping and dining
experiences as where the future
possibly lies for the rejuvenation
of the business sector of the
village
Readers respond to the
Pegasus Post article on
New Brighton’s Palmers Rd
being narrowed to make it
safer
Readers respond to
Pegasus Post’ article on the
135 Burwood Hospital bus
route which may no longer
travel to New Brighton
Lorraine Kerry – I attended
and spoke at the council meeting
you refer to in your article in the
Pegasus Post of May 22. I was
very impressed with David East’s
opinion of the whole business,
and it is just a pity his opinion
could not have had more weight.
Palmers Rd is more of a thoroughfare
than a “local road” and
why it can’t be reclassified I don’t
know. Bowhill Rd, from Palmers
Rd to Keyes Rd, is 12m wide. I
don’t know what classification
that has but 12m is a good width
and would be better for Palmers
Rd (and without chicanes). In
answer to you question, no I
don’t think narrowing the road
to 10m will be beneficial. Drivers
are more likely to get frustrated
with the narrowing, especially if
cars are parked on both sides of
the road, and another two cars
are trying to pass each other.
At least 10m is a little better
than 9m which was originally
proposed.
Michael Madden – I think
the narrowing of Palmers Rd
will be a disaster for the residents
of this road. As a resident of 21
years I find the council staff’s
stand is arrogant and it will do
what it wants. It was sent away
from the community board
meeting in December to come
CHANGES: Making Palmers Rd narrower to improve safety has
been approved by the Coastal-Burwood Community Board.
up with an alternative plan but
came back in May with the same
plan and said it wants to make
it 9m wide but may go to 10m.
Palmers Rd from Bowhill Rd to
New Brighton Rd is currently
14m wide. The narrowing will
not make the road safer as it will
narrow the road to the extent
that if two cars are parked opposite
each other and two cars
coming from each direction
some one has to give way. Just
like the northern end from Bowhill
Rd to Bower Ave. There are
a lot of cars parked on the side
of Palmers Rd all the way down
all the time and it will make it
a nightmare to negotiate. Then
they want to put in four even
narrower pieces to make it one
way. This annoys most people off
but the boy racers love it as they
get to show off doing burnouts
every time they have to stop and
start again. Real clever. There
are two garages and other businesses
plus there are also some
flats which don’t have off street
parking so there only option is
to park on the roadside. Then
they say they have to slow the
traffic. Why? How slow do you
have to go? Most people from my
observations are travelling at the
correct speeds within the speed
limit. Having taken particular
notice of this issue I have only
noticed three cars speeding in
the street in last month. Using
the city council figures of 1100
cars per day, three out of 30,800
for a month using Palmers Rd
I would say that’s not really an
issue. Okay, I’m not home all
the time, no one is, but even if at
those times there are the odd one
it’s still not many. Then they said
they have to make it safer for
pedestrians. Pedestrians all use
the footpaths now so the only
problem with pedestrian safety
is from twisted ankles from the
shoddy footpaths left by the
council for seven years after the
earthquakes. Palmers Rd is also
used as a link from North Beach
to Wainoni Rd as it is easier
and quicker for some than to go
down Bower Ave. One hundred
per cent of the residents that have
gone to the community board
meetings in December and May
to have their say have all said the
same thing, this is too narrow to
make our street. My alternative
would be to replace the road, foot
paths and drainage as is, and
if they really want to make the
road safer as they say, they would
look at the northern end which
is the dangerous part and make
that wider. But they have already
said that’s not up for discussion.
All we really want is the road we
have now fixed.
Tanya Didham – It’s almost
like they are trying to make
buses less convenient? Seems
silly to stop there, when it’s a just
a few more kilometres on to the
road that connects New Brighton
(and North New Brighton) with
the hospital. Changing this
service before the schools are up
and running, and the real needs
are known, is ill-timed.
Anbarbara Duckett – Any
bus service is about people first.
They are after all why you exist.
Plan your service accordingly,
people not roads.
Readers respond
to Pegasus Post article
about the makeover of the
former Movieman site on
Stanmore Rd by New World
and Shirley Boys’ High
School students
Rachel Crawford – Fantastic
job New World Stanmore.
Taking their own time and
materials to improve our neighbourhood.
Kasey Amber Johnston –
The Linwood end of Stanmore
Rd could do with a clean up too.
Robyn Rodgers – Well done
New World Stanmore.
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Students take on good Samaritan challenge
SCHOOLS
EXPERIENCE: Marian College and Catholic Cathedral College joined together for the fifth time to
take part in the Caritas Challenge recently.
Ferrymead Mitre 10 team
cleans up cemetery as part
of Helping Hands initiative
A MASSIVE clean-up of the Lyttelton
Anglican Cemetery has left it looking
a lot smarter.
Ten team members from Mitre
10 MEGA Ferrymead spent hours
weeding, cutting, pruning and
mowing as part of a community
initiative called Helping Hands.
Launched to mark the 10th
Anniversary of Mitre 10 MEGA
Ferrymead, the store is selecting 10
applicants whom staff will help with
their project.
They can be from individual and/or
community groups and have a project
that can be completed within 10 hours
with the help of 10 team members.
The Canterbury St cemetery was the
first project to receive help.
It’s where the graveyard scenes from
Peter Jackson’s The Frighteners were
filmed and has become overgrown in
recent years.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead spokeswoman
Leah Knauf said the team
from the store’s garden centre worked
from 8am through to almost 6pm at
the cemetery.
“It was a mammoth task, but we got
there and did as much as we could,”
she said.
“It was cold to begin with but once
we got under way it was fine.
“Everyone was hyped-up about the
whole project beforehand and by the
time we got to the end everyone was
just ecstatic with the amount of work
we actually did. We could see the
improvement we’d made.”
Ms Knauf said people were welcome
to apply in store or email marketing.
ferrymead@mitre10.co.nz to become
part of the Helping Hands initiative.
Mitre 10 MEGA Ferrymead
was supported by Kiwicare which
provided moss and weed killer and
the city council which helped with
disposal of the weeds.
• By Therese Jackman and
Antje Duda
STUDENTS FROM Marian
College and Catholic Cathedral
College joined together for the
fifth time to take part in the
Caritas Challenge.
The challenge is an annual
event run in schools throughout
New Zealand to raise awareness
and funds for Caritas Aotearoa.
This year the special focus
country was Timor-Leste in
Southeast Asia, and all funds
raised will support the women’s
livelihood organisation, Hamahon
Feto Timor.
The students braved the elements
and also raised awareness
for the daily struggle of homeless
people in the city and around
the world.
After opening mass was
celebrated by Father Edwin and
Father Phil and Marian College
chaplains, the students banded
together in teams and constructed
a shelter for the night out of
cardboard boxes, blankets and
whatever else they could find.
The evening was filled with
games where they learned about
the Caritas focus, had fun and
concluded with a beautiful night
vigil in front of the Cathedral of
the Blessed Sacrament.
They then headed back to
their huts, and experienced for
themselves what about 80,000
homeless New Zealanders go
through every night.
The students then went out
into the community to work and
help people.
The Caritas Challenge gives
the students a lesson in compassion
for the hardships experienced
by others and gratitude
for what they already have.
More than 8000 students
across New Zealand took part in
the challenge to show solidarity
with those experiencing injustice
and poverty.
IMPROVEMENT: This is how the
graves at the Lyttelton Anglican
Cemetery looked before (above)
and after the Mitre 10 team
cleaned them up.
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• By Stacey Bryan
CAT RESCUE Christchurch
has teamed up with the Altitude
Pole and Fitness studio to bring
kitten stretch classes to the city.
The two 90min stretch sessions
sold out well in advance
due to the promise of cuddles
with rescued kittens during the
class.
Altitude Pole and Fitness
instructor Oliva Anderson said
the fundraiser was intended to
be a one-off, but a second class
was added to cope with the
hugely positive response from
the public. “Everyone was basically
just in awe,” she said.
Miss Anderson, who lives in
Parklands, said it was great to be
able to do something good for
the kittens, as well as the class
participants.
As a non-profit organisation,
CRC uses its fundraised money
to pay for the medical bills of
the cats it rescues.
CRC volunteer Michelle
Fitz Patrick said because the organisation
does not have a centre,
there is normally nowhere
for people to go and see the cats
available for adoption.
“This brings them all out for
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during the
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people to actually see . . . and
they are all on Trade Me waiting
to be adopted”
The first two classes raised
$800 for CRC and inspired
several people to sign up as
volunteers.
Miss Anderson said the
classes also resulted in two kittens
being adopted. She said as a
cat lover, it was difficult to resist
taking one home.
She thinks there will be a
demand for more kitten stretch
classes in the future, but it
would involve a lot of organisation
to fit them around the
studio’s already full schedule.
FURTHER recreational
opportunities are beginning to
open up in the red zone.
Endurance Athlete Shannon-
Leigh Litt, Dallington Residents
Association chairwoman Bebe
Frayle and city councillor Glenn
Livingstone have been working
on a run/walking trail though
the red zone.
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Miss Litt said the event is a
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01 Weighing an impressive 50 tonnes,
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AUTOMOTIVE PROFESSIONALS
Work or live
in Barrington,
Spreydon or
Hillmorton
Auto repairs for all types of vehicle
Whatever type of repairs your vehicle
needs, Parker Automotive is the place to
go. The business has been providing a full
range of auto repair services for customers
across the Spreydon, Hillmorton and
Barrington areas for the last 10 years.
Services include full servicing, lubes,
mechanical repairs, supply and fitting of
tyres and batteries, auto electrical repairs
and WOFs. And while they can successfully
carry out any job on any petrol or diesel
vehicle, the particular specialty is brakes
and suspension.
A courtesy vehicle is available, so
customers can carry on with their daily
business while their own vehicle is being
repaired.
Parker Automotive is located on the
corner of Lincoln and Torrens roads,
just behind the service station and next
to Bin Inn. Opening hours are 7.30am-
4pm Monday to Friday, and 8am-12pm
Saturday.
So next time your vehicle needs some
attention, give Kevin a call at Parker
Automotive, phone 982 4268 or email
parkerauto@clear.net.nz. He will be
more than happy to help.
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workshop, corner of
Lincoln and Torrens Roads.
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HEALTH & BEAUTY
Protect your face
during winter weather
The wind is howling outside, and your
face is taking the brunt of the winter
weather. Cold, chapped, dehydrated skin
is depleting your face of its moisture and
youthful glow.
Plus, with the high levels of chlorination
in the city water, skin damage has taken
place even though the levels
of chlorine are being lowered.
Too little, too late as it doesn’t
matter what age a person is,
the short-term effect on the
body’s skin has been harmful
especially on the face which can
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NASA uses LED light therapy
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Acne a concern? As it thrives
in harsh environments like dry
weather or hormonal imbalance
and can be very painful and
uncomfortable, plus acne leaves
a person’s skin looking worn,
leather looking and scarred.
Charmaine and her team to
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of experience behind them, the clinic
offers a variety of services including Teeth
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supplied by a happy client, who has been
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Their technical LED Light Therapy facial
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pores with the natural but active Mismo
skincare range.
For acne, the LED machine helps with
anti-bacterial treatments, which makes
puss pools smaller and smaller
over time, so the acne won’t be as
visible on the face. Then as soon
as the acne has started lessening,
switch to the Acne Anti-Scarring
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The LED machine also triggers
the regrowth of collagen which
smooths out wrinkles and lessens
facial line severity, Age Spots &
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In addition to the LED laser
machine, the clinic is expanding
its services and relocating to a
new facility in mid-June.
“The expansion and new
location is exciting. Our team
looks forward to providing these
new services to our customers
to enhance their lifestyle,” owner
Charmaine smiles.
“We appreciate our customer
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them as we started with the Sparklewhite
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REAL ESTATE
Exceptional living in every way
10 Euan Sarginson Place, Church Bay/Diamond Harbour
Price: $795,000
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From the striking design to the location
and the breath-taking views this one owner
as new home has it all.
Built as their forever home a job transfer
means this lovely warm family home must
come to the market. Quality and space
abound with seamless open plan living
opening onto a large west facing deck to
capture all the afternoon sun and maximise
those stunning sea views.
The living area and designer kitchen
will be sure to impress. There are 4 double
bedrooms, 2/3 gorgeous bathrooms and a
second downstairs living area. This home
has quality wool carpet throughout, HRV,
DVS, solar power and central heating
creating a cosy warm ambience right
through the house.
There is a large internal access double
garage and the section has been nicely
landscaped.
In immaculate condition throughout and
sheltered from the easterly wind you could
not begin to build it for this price.
Only 30 minutes scenic drive from
bottom of Colombo Street. Local amenities
are many and varied to indulge in and in
the pipeline is a cinema, supermarket and
additional shops, as well as the development
of the Marina at Lyttelton which is nearing
completion. The local school and Kidsfirst
centre have an excellent reputation and the
zoned high school is Cashmere.
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by 5pm each Wednesday
Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō
Tuesday, 10.30–11am
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play!
This is a free session.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd and New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Babytimes/Wā Pēpi
Tuesday, 11.15–11.45am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an interactive
programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
This is a free session.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Reading to dogs
Tuesday, 3.30 – 4.30pm
Designed to provide a relaxed,
non-threatening atmosphere
which encourages children to
practise their reading skills
and develop a love of reading.
The programme uses dogs who
are the beloved pets of the city
council animal management
team. These furry friends have
all been trained and tested for
health, safety and temperament.
The dogs can increase a child’s
relaxation while reading, listen
attentively, do not laugh, judge
or criticise, allow children to
proceed at their own pace, can be
less intimidating than a child’s
peers, library staff and a dog handler
will be present at all times
to help facilitate the sessions.
Sessions are 15min long.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Parklands Library Book
Discussion Group
Tuesday, 7.30 – 8.30pm
For those who love reading
and want to share in discussion
with other friendly book lovers.
The group subscribes to the Book
Discussion Scheme so there is a
cost involved.
Parklands Library, 46
Queenspark Drive
Minecraft Club
Wednesday, 3.30–4.30pm
Get creative, start crafting.
Build imaginative worlds and
battle nocturnal creatures at
the learning centres’ Minecraft
club. Novice or expert, join the
club and play with your friends.
A tutor will be in attendance to
supervise and assist if necessary.
Gold coin, no bookings. Term
time only.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Parade
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30–4.30pm
Go along to Shirley library for Activity Zone, the Shirley After School Club. There will be
technology, games, books and crafts and most of all fun! This free event is suitable for ages
6-10 and is on every Monday during term time. Caregivers, please remain in the library during
the session. Bookings not required.
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
programme which runs
during term time. All whanau
are welcome to join the club and
become involved in different
activities based on local and
current events in a fun learning
environment. Homework help is
available during this time. Free to
attend and no bookings required.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
CV drop-in
Thursday, 10– 11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who are needing
help with their resume. They
can offer guidance on creating,
updating, and editing your CV.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Matariki Storytimes/Wā
Kōrero
Thursday, 10.30am–11am
Go celebrate and welcome the
Māori New Year, with stories,
songs, rhymes and craft activities.
This is a free session.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Bible Reading
Thursdays, 9.30-10.30am
A bible reading group for
women is being held weekly.
Especially designed for those who
want to read the bible for
the first time. For more information
phone Elissa on 021 023
65910.
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Home 329-9344, Cell
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& exterior painting & all
forms of interior plastering
& jib fixing, ph Mark 021
171-1586 or 355-5994
PAINTER
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385-4348 or 027 274 3541
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spouting, alterations etc.
Phone 352-7402 or 0274-
350-231
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prompt service, all work
guaranteed, Ph Brian 960-
7673 or 021 112-3492
ROOFING REPAIRS
Fully Qualified, over 40
yrs experience. Ph John
027 432-3822 or 351-
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SPOUTING CLEANING
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043 2034
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TILER/CARPENTER
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too small. Ph Ross 027
4311440.
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4311440.
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installations and kitsets,
480 Moorhouse Ave, ph 03
379 1400
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ph 03 338-1655
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What’s On
Entertainment
John snares
Nashville
distribution
deal
KIWI Country artist, John McCabe has
secured a world-wide distribution
contract with Lamon Records. e
Nashville based record company is one
of the largest independent record labels
affiliated with Sony Music.
Affectionately known as the Kiwi with
the “golden voice”, John McCabe was
born and raised in Oamaru and has
been performing since he was 12 years
old.
John departed for Canada in 1981 and
quickly gained recognition touring with
his live band through several states of the
USA and Canada.
Returning to New Zealand some 13
years ago, John has been in demand,
performing regularly at Clubs, events
and private functions.
He has an impressive catalogue of
material with several more original
releases pending. His songs are recorded
in Nashville using some of the very best
record producers and studios.
Under the Lamon Record label his
To advertise, contact
Jo Fuller 027 458 8590
jo.fuller@starmedia.kiwi
songs will be released in 243 different
territories world-wide which includes
radio station and music download sites.
John will be returning to Nashville
shortly to produce a music video.
In the meantime, you can catch him in
the Westview Lounge at the Hornby
WMC next Saturday 23rd June. 8pm
start.
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