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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 2018 

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• By Sarla Donovan 

A PETITION to Parliament is 

being circulated in a last ditch 

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Redcliffs School. 

Organised by Friends of Redcliffs 

Park, the electronic petition 

calls for urgent legislation enabling 

the school to reopen on its 

former Main Rd site. 

Group spokesman Chris 

Doudney said there was no basis 

for the Ministry of Education 

to abandon the school’s former 

site and build on a “flood-prone 

waterfront park subject to inundation 

and risk of tsunami.” 

Greater Christchurch Regeneration 

Minister Megan Woods 

last month announced she would 

fast track changes to the city’s 

district plan so the school could 

relocate to Redcliffs Park. 

On Thursday, a day after the 

petition was announced, the 

Redcliffs School community 

assembled for a blessing and 

final farewell to the old school, 

followed by a sod turning at Redcliffs 

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turnout from the very young to 

the very elderly. It was a special 

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“We think the majority of the 

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but we do understand that the 

neighbours have had some disappointment 

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ONE OF Canterbury’s, and indeed 

probably New Zealand’s most historic sites, 

looks like getting National Reserve status. 

In 1830 Te Rauparaha and a war party 

of 100 went ashore from the brig Elizabeth 

and sacked the Ngai Tahu settlement at 

Takapuneke near Akaroa (see page 3). 

He had been migrating south from the North Island, conquering 

and slaughtering anything in his path. 

Now there are moves to make Takapuneke a National Reserve 

which will give it the same standing as the Waitangi Treaty 

Grounds. 

Under the new plan there will be three parks – Park of Silence, 

Park of Reflection and Park of Healing. 

All animals are banned, apart from sheep for grazing. Camping, 

food and bicycles are also prohibited. 

Sounds like a good plan to me. 

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Te Rauparaha site may get new status 


THE SITE of a bloody massacre 

on Banks Peninsula is a step 

closer to achieving National 

Reserve status. 

Takapuneke sits between 

Akaroa and the settlement of 

Onuku. 

In 1830 Ngati Toa chief Te 

Rauparaha and a war party of 100 

went ashore from the brig 

Elizabeth – anchored on 

pretext of trading flax – 

and sacked Takapuneke, 

killing many of the 

inhabitants and capturing 

Ngai Tahu leader Te 

Maiharanui. 

The act was considered 

revenge for the killing of 

Ngati Toa chief Te Pehi Kupe at 

Kaiapoi two years earlier. 

In 2002 the reserve was registered 

with the New Zealand 

Historic Places Trust as wahi tapu 

(a place of outstanding historic 

or cultural heritage value) and in 

2006 the Banks Peninsula District 

Council resolved to seek National 

Reserve status, denoting the same 

standing as the Waitangi Treaty 

Grounds. 

But a reserve management plan 

has to be in place before an application 

can be made. 

Under the new plan there will 

be three parks – Park of Silence, 

Te Rauparaha 

Park of Reflection and Park of 

Healing. 

All animals are banned, apart 

from sheep for grazing. Camping, 

food and bicycles are also 

prohibited. 

Public access will be restricted 

to the Park of Silence unless 

granted permission by Onuku 

Runanga and it will be enclosed 

in permeable fencing enabling 

views into the area. 

A network of paths 

will be constructed in the 

other two parks along 

with seats and interpretive 

panels and signage, 

while the Immigration 

Barracks building will be 

renovated and used for 

educational purposes. 

The reserve will have two 

entrances – one at Beach Rd and 

one at Onuku Rd where a car 

park is to be built on the former 

city council landfill site. 

Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner 

said the plan was an important 

milestone for an area of “immense” 

cultural and spiritual 

significance. 

“It means we are now in a position 

to make a formal application 

to the Minister of Conservation 

for National Reserve status,” Cr 

Turner said. 

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ROAD RESURFACING 

Road resurfacing work along 

Main Rd in Redcliffs will 

continue for the rest of the 

month. Traffic travelling 

towards Sumner will be diverted 

along Beachville Rd, but citybound 

traffic will be maintained 

at all times. The resurfacing 

work between Augusta Drive 

and Beachville Rd started on 

Monday. 

NEW SIGNAGE 

A gravel road frequently used 

as a traveller’s shortcut from 

Cooptown to hilltop will have 

additional signage put in. 

The signs are intended to give 

tourists, following satellite 

navigation, early warning that 

Harmans Track is recommended 

for four-wheel-drive vehicles 

only. They will be placed at 

the Puaha Rd/State Highway 

75 and Puaha Rd/ Whites Rd 

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Scarborough beach. The Sumner 

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Work on wastewater project under way 

THE BIG dig is under way as 

portside trenching work gears 

up for the construction of 

submarine pipelines to carry 

wastewater from Governors 

Bay and Diamond Harbour to 

Lyttelton. 

Costing $53 million, the 

scheme will put a stop to the 

routine discharge of treated 

wastewater into Lyttelton Harbour 

by 2021. 

It will instead go to the Bexley 

treatment plant. 

Preparation work for the Governors 

Bay submarine pipeline 

started this month at Naval 

Point. 

The pipe will be buried a 

metre below the seabed and 

weighed down with concrete 

ballast blocks weighing 180kg. 

The 5km Governors Bay pipeline 

is expected to be completed 

by the end of the year, while 

the 1.8km Diamond Harbour 

pipeline is due to be finished in 

early 2019. 

Trenching to lay the wastewater 

pipe along Norwich and 

Godley Quays will continue 

for the next month, eventually 

connecting the treatment plant 

at Cashin Quay to a new pump 

station at Simeon Quay. 

In tandem with the project, 

there will be a series of one-lane 

tunnel closures throughout June, 

July, August and September. 

The work at the tunnel roundabout 

will allow for the laying of 

wastewater pipes. 

•A list of closure dates can 

be found online at nzta.govt. 

nz/projects/lyttelton-tunnel 

CLEAN-UP: Work is well under way in Lyttelton on the 

wastewater submarine pipelines project. 

In Brief 

WATER FOUNTAINS 

The Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board is looking at 

installing water fountains along 

the Beachville Rd section of the 

Christchurch Coastal Pathway 

and the top of the Bridle Path 

track where it meets Summit 

Rd. It has asked city council staff 

to provide quotes for the cost, 

which varies from about $2000 

to $6500 depending on the 

model and function. 

FESTIVAL WALKS 

Three new excursions are lined 

up for the Breeze Walking 

Festival from September 28 to 

October 14. There are plans to 

include a historic Governors 

Bay walk, a wild food foraging 

walk and a Lyttelton Antarctic 

Connections walk. Now in its 

seventh year, the free festival 

aims to celebrate the end of 

winter and the coming of 

spring. 

GRANT FOR SHED 

A grant of $1000 has been given 

for a new shed to house tools 

and materials used by volunteers 

working on the Coastal Cliffs 

Walkway between Church Bay 

and Purau. The Banks Peninsula 

Community Board granted the 

money last week. The track is 

part of the larger Head to Head 

Walkway project. 

MPs back Maori land plan 


PORT HILLS MPs Ruth Dyson 

and Nuk Korako are backing a 

city council plan to gift Purau 

Maori Reserve to Rapaki 

Runanga rather than retain 

public ownership. 

A city council report supporting 

the transfer of the 1300 sq m 

site was set aside after residents 

raised objections at a recent 

Banks Peninsula Community 

Board meeting. 

Purau residents Jill Rice, 

Graham Christie and Thomas 

Kulpe criticised the move as 

an act of privatisation and said 

information supporting the 

recommendation was “biased, 

incorrect and has omissions.” 

Rapaki spokeswoman Yvette 

Couch-Lewis declined to comment, 

saying it would not be 

appropriate at this time. 

The Bay Harbour News asked 

National List MP Nuk Korako 

and Labour MP for Port Hills 

Ruth Dyson what they thought. 

Both agreed with the city 

council recommendation. 

Mr Korako said that as a 

member of Te Hapu o Ngati 

Wheke “naturally I support the 

staff recommendation . . . to 

return the land to Te Hapu o 

Ngati Wheke.” 

GIFT: Port Hills MPs are backing a city council plan to gift 

Purau Maori Reserve to Rapaki Runanga rather than retain 

public ownership. 

Returning an urupa (cemetery) 

to the control of a body 

that represented Te Hapu o 

Ngati Wheke was not privatisation 

“in the absolute sense,” he 

said. “It is being returned to the 

democratic control of a representative 

body.” 

Ms Dyson said the site was a 

Ngati Wheke urupa and there 

had been “considerable unhappiness” 

from runanga around 

the peninsula about its desecration 

over past decades. 

“I also note that there is a significant 

public reserve just 100m 

from this site,” Ms Dyson said. 

Mr Kulpe – one of the key 

objectors – said he was not 

surprised at the response 

given Mr Kurako’s roots and 

position on various Maori trust 

boards. 

“And of course we’re talking 

about 1400 sq m which doesn’t 

look like a huge sacrifice. From 

a political perspective the risk 

of being labelled anti-tangata 

whenua is much greater than 

looking at the finer points of this 

Nuk Korako 

Ruth Dyson 

whole thing. I’m not surprised at 

all,” Mr Kulpe said. 

He said one of the arguments 

for revoking the land’s reserve 

status – that it was an urupa – 

was incorrect as this can only be 

bestowed by application to the 

Maori Land Court . 

And the current reserve status 

must be revoked before an application 

can be made. 

Mr Kulpe also said it was 

“very curious indeed” that a city 

council-commissioned cultural 

values report cited in support of 

the land transfer was not in the 

public domain. 

“It’s a bit sad because the real 

reason I would like to see it as an 

historic reserve is that we have 

more of Maori history coming 

alive. I think so many aspects 

of Maori history are regarded 

as intellectual property . . . and 

aren’t in the public domain. 

That’s my passion behind this.” 

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Woolstore rocks Lyttelton businesses 

Lyttelton residents 

have mixed opinions 

about what the 

new Te Ana Marina 

development, The 

Woolstore, could 

mean for the area. 

Stacey Bryan reports 

MEASURING 720 sq m, The 

Woolstore off Godley Quay is 

set to become Lyttelton’s newest 

hospitality hub when the current 

renovations are completed. 

Civil and Navel bar manager 

Ashley Stanbridge said he had 

previously noticed an increase 

in patrons when new businesses 

opened in the past, so the development 

of the marina could only 

be a good thing. 

“A rising tide lifts all ships,” he 

said. 

Mr Stanbridge said there are 

currently a lot of people in Lyttelton 

whose skills are not being 

utilised locally, so they have to go 

into town to work. 

Mr Stanbridge has been waiting 

a long time for something to 

be developed in Lyttelton that 

is more than just “one half of 

London St”. 

Roots restaurant owner Giulio 

Sturla said before the earthquakes, 

there were 26 hospitality 

establishments in Lyttelton, so 

REVAMPED: The Woolstore development has received mixed feedback from the Lyttelton 

community. 

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there is room for more people. 

Mr Sturla said the new complex 

will have unique bars or 

restaurants and will “connect the 

town to the water”. 

“We see something new or we 

stay stale.” 

Te Ana Marina berth holder 

and yacht owner Viki Moore 

thinks the development will add 

character to Lyttelton Harbour. 

“The Woolstore will be a 

brilliant public space that we’ve 

never had before. It’s going to 

be a great community asset and 

something that we can all be 

proud of – not just sailors, but 

the people of Lyttelton and the 

wider Canterbury region.” 

However, some businesses 

have reservations about the 

development. 

Spooky Boogie cafe and record 

store owner Oscar Guerrero is 

concerned that with 15 coffee 

machines in Lyttelton already, 

the new development could pull 

customers away from the main 

street. 

“I hope it doesn’t take business 

away from us.” 

Mr Guerrero said most of what 

he knew about The Woolstore 

was from rumours – the only information 

he had received about 

it was from a flyer. 

Super restaurant manager 

Niko Bennett said the development 

sounded like it will be 

similar to The Tannery complex 

in Woolston – something people 

will come from the other side of 

town to see. 

But it needs to serve the needs 

of locals too, he said. 

Mr Bennett said some retail 

shops “would be nice” because 

there are things he cannot find in 

Lyttelton which he has to drive 

into the city to buy. 

“Lyttelton’s pretty full of cafes 

already,” he said. But a late night 

restaurant or an art gallery could 

work. 

Knight Frank real estate 

is in charge of leasing the 

development. Its real estate 

director Craig Edwards said “we 

envisage that [The Woolstore] 

tenants will mostly feature 

locally-owned, established 

businesses. They’re passionate 

people who have a clear point of 

difference in the market.” 

Mr Edwards said its has had 

expressions of interest from craft 

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A range of food and 

beverage joints currently 

operate within Lyttelton. 

Bay Harbour News 

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cafes and bars from fine 

dining through to takeout 

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•Bars: Wunderbar, Civil and 

Naval, Fat Tony’s, Hell Fire 

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Lyttelton Club 

•Restaurants/food outlets: 

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Freemans Dining Room, 

London Fish & Chips, 

Nama Sushi, Everest 

Indian Restaurant, Sherpa 

Kai, Fisherman’s Wharf, 

Lyttelton Bakery 

•Cafes: Coffee Culture, 

Lyttelton Coffee Co, 

Spooky Boogies, Shroom 

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News 

Saturday’s Create to Construct Art Auction was deemed a phenomenal 

success, raising $30,740 towards saving the Governors Bay Jetty. Events took 

a dramatic twist early on when a rogue gust of wind blew a large marquee 

into the side of the Governors Bay Hotel. The silent auction items inside were 

saved and swiftly set up on display inside. Then it was standing room only as 

auctioneer Clive Murden entertained a throng of about 150 people packed 

into the hotel’s front room. A hotly-contested artwork by Sarah Harper was 

the first to hit the $5000 mark. Only 19 people went home with a new piece 

of art but many were happy in the knowledge their bids played a part in 

raising a significant amount for a very good cause. Pictured – Selwyn MP 

Amy Adams with Save the Jetty Trust chairman Simon Mortlock and auction 

assistant Mel Dixon in the background. 

Consent granted for 

Diamond Harbour motel 


DIAMOND Harbour is to 

get its first motel. 

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have been granted resource 

consent to build a motel at 

2K Waipapa Ave, next to 

the Harbour Real Estate 

building. 

The consent report 

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Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre – inviting. 

Redcliffs Village Library – 

celebrating local environment. 

Black Rock House, Charteris Bay/Diamond Harbour 

– bunker-like appearance. 

Awards for outstanding architecture 

A Mt Pleasant house described as a confident rebuild. 

SIX BUILDINGS in the Bay 

Harbour News area have won 

accolades at the Canterbury 

Architecture Awards. 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner 

Centre received one of three 

awards for Planning and Urban 

Design. 

It was designed by Athfield 

Architects to replace three prequake 

buildings. 

The jury said the “precedent 

setting” library broke down the 

traditional threshold to include 

adjacent public spaces, while 

inviting the community to their 

new living room. 

Redcliffs Village Library also 

received an award, although in 

the Small Project Architecture 

category. 

The library, designed by Young 

Architects, was “an excellent 

example of how a new building, 

even when modest in size, can 

enhance and celebrate the local 

environment at both a social and 

physical level,” the jury said. 

Four homes won awards in the 

residential Housing category. 

They included a two-level family 

dwelling between Charteris 

Bay and Diamond Harbour 

known as Black Rock House. 

The Sheppard and Rout design 

had a “bunker-like appearance 

evocative of the old gun emplacements 

located around the 

harbour,” the jury said. 

“On entering, however, the feel 

of the house is completely different. 

It has expansive views of the 

harbour and a sense of lightness 

and airiness.” 

In Akaroa, a house on Maison 

Rue Jolie by PAC – Paterson 

Architecture Collective and 

Glamuzina Architects was recognised 

for its “exquisite response” 

to the town’s French-inspired 

vernacular. 

And in Mt Pleasant, Borrmeister 

Architects’ Mt Pleasant 

House was described as a confident 

rebuild which “squeezes the 

potential” from a tricky hillside 

corner site. 

Last but not least, Enberg 

House in Redcliffs, designed by 

Mitchell Stout Dodd Architects, 

was acknowledged for presenting 

both sophistication and simplicity. 

The house was one of the final 

works by David Mitchell, one of 

New Zealand’s finest architects, 

who passed away in April. 

The jury convenor for the 

awards was Christchurch architect 

Melanda Slemint. 

Her fellow jurors were Wellington 

architect Mary Daish, 

Christchurch architects Charlie 

Nott and Duval O’Neill, and 

Michael O’Sullivan, who has 

architecture studios in both 

Auckland and Lyttelton. 

A house on 

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with our entire team but partners as well. 

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Ray Hastie, Paula Standeven, Simon Standeven, 

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with kindness.” (about Bronny Clifford) 

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the way. Made buying our house a dream.” 

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News 

Lyttelton pupils visited by ice ballet filmmaker 


PUPILS FROM Lyttelton 

Primary School broke out their 

ballet moves for celebrated 

choreographer Corey Baker last 

week. 

Baker visited the school to 

share his insights after travelling 

to Antarctica last year to 

create a world-first ballet dance 

filmed on the icy continent. 

The Christchurch-born 

dancer shot to fame in the 

United Kingdom in 2015 when 

he toured his show Kapa Haka 

Tale during the Rugby World 

Ferrymead Mitre 10 helps clean up cemetery 

IMPROVEMENT: The 

team from Mitre 10 MEGA 

Ferrymead left the cemetery 

in a much tidier state. 

Cup. During his visit, pupils got 

to see his 4min dance film set 

to Mozart, try on cold-weather 

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. 

gear and practice some dance 

moves. Lyttelton School has a 

long-standing connection with 

ICE COOL: Corey Baker 

with dancing children from 

Lyttelton Primary School. 

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER 

Antarctic research and supply 

vessels. Baker’s Antarctic-inspired 

piece is currently touring 

with the Royal New Zealand 

Ballet. 

The UK-based choreographer 

also visited Haeata Community 

Campus, Yaldhurst Model 

School and Hornby Primary 

School. 

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. 


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 hypedup 

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. 


was supported by Kiwicare 

which provided moss and weed 

killer and the city council which 

helped with disposal of the 

weeds. 




Sumner Centre 

flagpole 

could cost $13k 


A SINGLE flagpole outside 

Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre 

could cost up to $13,000. 

The Sumner/Redcliffs RSA has 

requested two permanent flagpoles 

be installed to maintain tradition 

and enable flags to fly at half-mast 

when required. 

Prior to the February 22, 2011, 

earthquake, a wooden flagpole was 

attached to the old Sumner Community 

Centre building. 

However, the city council says a 

new flagpole would not only cost 

thousands – but it may not fit with 

the appearance of the new centre. 

The issue was discussed at a 

recent Linwood-Central-Heathcote 

Community Board meeting. 

“Current staff advice is that with 

the current design and build of 

the external fabric of the facility, 

flagpoles would detract from the 

aesthetics of the building,” the 

minutes of the meeting noted. 

Temporary flagpoles were installed 

for the Anzac Day service 

this year – the first at the new 

centre. 

Staff are looking at other options 

in Sumner. Sumner/Redcliffs RSA 

secretary Robert Dun said it is 

waiting to hear back from the city 

council. 

Twice a year we clear the Community Fund collection boxes at 

Christchurch Airport and share the money across the community. 

Kiwi dollars, international currency, small change from your cup of 

coffee, plus a top-up donation from us, all add up for local charities 

and community projects. 

Ōtākaro Park Scout Group is based in the heart of the Red Zone. Its 

Youth and Leaders learn through actively contributing to the area and 

community in a number of ways, including cleaning up the cemetery at 

Burwood All-Saints Church. 

Charities and community groups 

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Redcliffs pupils’ 

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Education Centre. Eight pupils qualified for the Canterbury 

cross country zones competition on June 20. 

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RACING: Five-year-olds Harper, Pixie and Emily give it their all. (Right) – Year 8 girls Paige, Martina, Molly, Jade, 

Jorja, Bella and Renee about to start their race. 

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June, 7pm. This 

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Joel Hart, Yana Meech, Deborah Fuller, 

Susan Hurrell Fieldes, Odelle Morshuis, 

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We said: 




Proposal to gift Maori 

Reserve sparks debate 

You said: 

Gary Knight – As the contentious 

issue of transfer of Purau 

reserve to Rapaki Runanga 

evolves as a platform of debate 

and forum of opinion a sense of 

rationale must prevail. If the city 

council report supporting transfer 

of this reserve from them to 

Rapaki Runanga (Te Hapu O 

Ngati Wheke) by revoking the 

reserve status was biased, incorrect, 

or had information omitted, 

then queries would be raised as 

to the validity of the civic documentation. 

To reclassify the land 

from recreational reserve to historical 

reserve, would surely be 

a realistic step to align with the 

historic nature of Purau for all its 

shared populace, any deviation 

from this being demeaning for 

them. Within this context, surely 

the calibre of this possible land 

transfer also possible anomalies 

within it warrants a full public 

consultation process prior to any 

decision over this Purau land. 

Roger Boyce – Yes, of 

course, Purau Maori Reserve 

should be transferred to Rapaki 

Rununga. Returning the Maori 

burial ground to Te Hapu o 

Ngati Wheke is the right and 

just thing to do. Purau Residents 

Association spokesman Thomas 

LAND: Ownership of the former Maori burial ground on Purau Ave is 

being sought by local runanga. 

Kulpe’s unpleasantly worded 

attempt to characterise such a 

transfer as ‘robbing Peter’ . . . “ 

– just because Ngai Tahu has a 

lot of influence –”. . . is tiresome, 

a historical misdirection and 

partisan dog-whistling. In spite 

of Kulpe’s claim to the contrary, 

the Purau Maori Reserve, in 

name and historically sacred 

use, suggests the grounds should 

be, by natural law, “private to 

Maori.” To suggest otherwise 

deliberately minimises commemorated, 

historical, fact and 

precedence. 

Sarah Pritchett – The 

rangatira Tiemi Nohomutu is 

buried at the Purau reserve and 

from what I understand much 

of this area (including where 

some houses have been built) 

was an urupa (cemetery.) Purau 

is one of the oldest Māori settlements 

on the Banks Peninsula. 

When the Greenwood brothers 

arrived in Purau in 1843 they 

began farming there without 

permission from or payment to 

the small hapu of which Tiemi 

Nohomutu was chief. Only when 

pressure was applied from the 

then “Protector of Aborigines, 

“Dr Shortland, was a small payment 

made to the hapu. After 

the Greenwoods sold their farm 

to the Rhodes brothers the hapu 

was restricted to a small reserve 

as part of the Port Cooper settlement. 

In time this history 

was publicly recognised and 

the reserve under which their 

tūpuna rest be given back to 

Ngāti Wheke to manage in a way 

appropriate to them. 

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Your Local Views 

Bus route ‘rethink’ needed 

Pirate’s Corner 




Labour MP for 

Port Hills Ruth 

Dyson believes 

a rethink of 

our city-wide 

bus routes is 

timely given the 

Government’s increased 

support for public transport 

I WAS really happy when I heard 

the news from Environment 

Canterbury that it had taken 

notice of public concerns about 

its proposal to axe six bus routes, 

and were offering a compromise 

solution – until I read the details. 

Some of the options are sensible 

compromises but, in the case 

of the 535 Lyttelton route, the 

compromise is totally unsatisfactory. 

The outcome for this route is 

that it is scrapped, but the 28 

service (Papanui to Lyttelton 

via the city) is being extended 

to include Rapaki. There will 

be three morning services and 

three in the afternoon, with no 

other service during the day or 

at weekends. There is now no 

connection between Lyttelton to 

Ferrymead or Eastgate. 

I have heard some locals 

discussing a “plan B” in response 

to this service cutback. I will 

certainly be working with them 

USER FRIENDLY: Passengers on the 535 route from Eastgate 

to Rapaki were the first to ride in Red Bus’ new smaller buses. 

to see what better outcome we 

can achieve for public transport 

for people. 

I repeat the point that I made 

earlier in relation to our bus services. 

It is time for a fundamental 

rethink about the bus routes 

and the reasons that people are 

still not using them to the level 

that is viewed as acceptable. 

I know that Ecan is in the 

process of preparing such a 

document and it is badly needed. 

The increased support for public 

transport from our Government 

can now be taken into consideration 

with this planning. Simply 

cutting back services is not a 

solution in the long term. 

The good news from ECan 

is the increased support for a 

predator-free Port Hills. The 

work being led by the Summit 

Rd Society, where people with 

time to clear traps are matched 

with people with spare funds 

to buy traps is giving all of us a 

chance to make a real difference 

in our local areas – this is great 

work. The predator-free vision 

will be hard to achieve, but it is a 

great ambition. 

Learn the rules of boating 

Knowing the rules makes 

the water safer for everyone, 

writes navigational safety 

officer Gary Manch 

ONLY THE hardy souls will be out 

on the water this time of year. The 

rest of us will be staying warm and 

dry on shore, which gives us time 

to prepare for the summer season 

and even consider an online or inperson 

skippers’ course. 

It always astounds me that a lot 

of boaties out there do not know 

the rules for the area they are 

boating in. I accept that there is 

no requirement for the certification 

or licensing of recreational 

powerboat users in relation to 

knowledge and skill. 

That said, I believe we all have 

a responsibility to at least be up 

to speed with the Maritime New 

Zealand rules, local navigation 

safety bylaws and general vessel 

handling skills. By knowing the 

rules and adhering to them, the 

waterways in our region will be 

lot safer for all users. 

In the absence of certification 

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that skippers take responsibility 

for knowing and sticking 

to the rules. A lot of boaties say: 

“I have been boating this area for 

years and nothing has ever happened 

to me; it’s the others who 

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being safe. 

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Late draw cuts Sumner’s prep time 

• By Gordon Findlater 

WHO ARE we playing this 

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That’s the question Sumner 

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their first match in the top six 

Hawkins Trophy. 

Since gaining promotion to the 

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Their 12-32 loss to Christchurch 

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The draw for the next round of 

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Rugby Football Union. It had to 

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had to postpone their club days 

due to flooding at the weekend. 

The draw for Saturday has 

Sumner hosting University on 

what is still expected to be a 

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“It’s not ideal,” said Dodgson, 

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