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SOFT ROCK paragons the
Little River Band will headline
the Selwyn Sounds music
festival in March.
Dubbed by Eagles founding
member, the late Glenn Frey as
the “best singing band in the
world,” their playlist includes
vintage classics like Cool
Change, Lonesome Loser and
Take it Easy on Me.
Now into its third year,
Selwyn Sounds has become a
must-attend for Canterbury
music fans, and brings huge
spin-off benefits to the Selwyn
district, and particularly
Lincoln, where the event is
held.
More than 7000 attended the
inaugural event but numbers
jumped to a sellout 10,000 this
year.
For its third incarnation, Leo
Sayer takes the stage – he of
You Make Me Feel Like Dancing
fame. Sayer has performed
everywhere from Moscow to
New York’s Central Park and
London’s Royal Albert Hall in
his 40-year career.
Former 80s pop wonderboy,
INXS frontman and
Noiseworks singer Jon Stevens
is part of a stellar line-up of
talent which also includes one
Volunteers wanted
Rolleston crossing in danger
of closing
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Big names booked
for next year’s
Selwyn Sounds
TALENT: Aussie rock legend Ross Wilson and singersongwriter
Leo Sayer (inset) are among a stellar line up of
musicians taking the stage at the third Selwyn Sounds music
festival.
of Australian rock music’s most
enduring artists Ross Wilson,
who continues to win acclaim
both as a solo performer and as
songwriter of popular classics
such as Eagle Rock and A Touch
of Paradise.
•Turn to page 4
District booming
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Committee
member
removed
after poor
attendance
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A TOWNSHIP committee member
has been axed for poor attendance
records.
Malvern Community Board
member Megan
Hands has been
removed from
the Coalgate
Township Committee
due to poor
attendance and
not putting in
apologies for her
Megan Hands
absence.
It comes after the committee
expressed “disappointment” in her
commitment as a community board
representative and asked the board
to consider replacing her.
District councillor Bob Mugford
has since been appointed to take her
place.
Ms Hands said if she was unable
to meet the committee’s expectations
she accepted the consequence
of being removed.
“There is no point forcing yourself
onto a community that doesn’t want
you,” she said.
Ms Hands believes she is a
valuable community board member
and wants to continue advocating
the big issues in Malvern.
•Turn to page 5
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FELICITY PLUCK’S photo on page 28 says
it all: Lincoln Combined continue to fly in
the UC championship.
They edged out St Andrew’s at the weekend,
a side which is always in contention
for the major honours. Good things are
happening with Lincoln Combined. Once they would have been
regarded by opposition as easy competition points; now they are
very much a danger side. And as for that photo, Felicity: Great
stuff!
On other rugby matters, Waihora continues to stride forward
in the Ellesmere competiton and Lincoln University beat the city
students in the Hawkins Trophy.
But not so positive news on page 3. Rolleston School can’t find
enough volunteers to help out at its kea crossing. The school has
810 pupils, and that translates into lots of parents.
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Lack of volunteers
may close Rolleston crossing
• By Emily O’Connell
ROLLESTON SCHOOL’S kea
crossing is at danger of closing
down if it can’t find more
volunteers.
The Rolleston Drive crossing,
which has been running since
October 2015, helps some of the
school’s 810 pupils get safely
across the road.
It also has a school crossing
on Tennyson St which is
controlled by
pupils and staff
in the afternoon
with parent help
in the mornings.
District
councillor
Nicole Reid,
Andrew
Morrall
who is also on
the school’s
board of
trustees, said the Rolleston
Drive crossing requires
controlling by adults but it’s
“hard to get volunteers.”
She’s concerned it may have
to close if more people don’t
volunteer.
Rolleston School principal
Andrew Morrall agreed that
HELPING OUT: Maara McLaughlin-Ioala patrolling the
crossing on Rolleston Drive.
without ongoing support
the crossing “may have to be
closed some days or possibly
completely.”
He said the crossing was set
up in response to growing traffic
volumes on Rolleston Drive and
the numbers of children having
2019
ON THE DOMAIN LINCOLN 2 MARCH 2019
to cross there on their way to
school.
“Given the significant traffic
numbers, and the distance from
school, the board of trustees was
not prepared to put children
in charge of the crossing and
we called for volunteers,” Mr
Morrall said.
He said a small team of people
have been keeping the crossing
open and “are doing an amazing
job of helping to keep the
children safe.”
However, Mr Morrall said it’s
a “mystery” as to why it can’t
find more people to donate 20
minutes of their time one day a
week.
“We have many families
where both parents work.
This may be an issue. Perhaps
others believe that someone
else will step up or they are not
worried overly because their
child doesn’t come that way to
school,” he said.
•To help with the Rolleston
Drive crossing please phone
the school office on 347
8355. All volunteers will be
given training.
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SHEFFIELD HALL
Much-needed earthquake repairs
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September. An update was given
from property and commercial
manager Douglas Marshall to
the Malvern Community Board.
Nearly $300,000 was approved
by the district council in March
last year to go towards seismic
strengthening of the hall.
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Fourteen-year-old Elijah Ligaliga
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build community partnerships,
build young people’s self-esteem
and enhance community safety.
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HEADLINERS: The Little River Band has been described as the best singing band in the world.
Big names for Selwyn Sounds
•From page 1
Legendary Kiwi music makers
Midge Marsden and Peter Urlich
are guaranteed to entertain the
crowds.
And hits like Gutter Black, Blue
Lady and Walking in the Light
will be belted out by a ‘who’s who’
of the New Zealand music scene
known as The Golden Kiwis,
which includes Harry Lyon from
Hello Sailor and Rikki Morris
from Crocodiles.
Selwyn Sounds promoter
David Parlane said it was the
most extensive range for Selwyn
Sounds.
The event will be held on
Saturday, March 2, at Lincoln
Domain.
•Tickets go on sale on
Thursday, July 5, from
www.selwynsounds.co.nz
ENTERTAINERS: Midge and Jon Stevens will take to the stage
at next year’s Selwyn Sounds.
CELEBRATION: Prebbleton has celebrated its first Matariki
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PREBBLETON HAS celebrated
its first Matariki event on
Saturday night.
More than 200 residents
showed up to an event organised
by a sub committee of the
Prebbleton Community Association
Committee.
The sub-committee is made
up of Deputy Mayor Malcolm
Lyall, who hosted the event, and
residents Sarah O’Hagen, Mary
Fulton and Judy Satchdeva.
Matariki is the appearance of
the star cluster Pleiades or Seven
Sisters in the north-eastern predawn
sky in late May/early June.
It is one of the most significant
celebrations on the Māori
calendar as it signals the Maori
new year.
The event had craft activities
for the children, hot soup and a
sausage sizzle manned by committee
members and volunteers
from Prebbleton.
Percussion group Pandemonium
entertained the crowd.
Matariki’s significance was
explained by Ngati Moki representative
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waiata was performed.
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• By Emily O’Connell
TWO SISTERS have teamed up
to create a raw food company.
Rosa, 22, and Margo Flanagan,
19, are hosting plant-based workshops
in Rolleston and around
the country as well as teaching
courses and catering for events.
The sisters, who both grew
up in Rolleston, launched the
company last year but started
working full-time as the Two
Raw Sisters last week.
The idea for the company came
after they both attended the
vegan culinary school, PlantLab,
in Los Angeles last year.
Margo said she knew she
wanted to work with food after
finishing high school in 2016.
Rosa said before attending the
culinary school they both ate
meat and fish but ended up eating
plant-based.
“It wasn’t on purpose but we
just started eating plant-based
because obviously we were at the
school all day and the meat was a
little bit dodgy in America,” she
said.
However, due to deficiencies,
Rosa has added meat and fish
back into her diet and Margo eats
fish again.
“Our big thing is everyone’s
bodies are different,” Rosa said.
Rosa, who has just completed
her degree in human nutrition, is
a 3000m and 5000m steeplechase
athlete.
In order to execute her peak
performance, Rosa had thought
it was essential to lose weight.
This put her body under a lot
of pressure and after multiple
injuries, Rosa “took a step back”
to address her eating habits.
“The last two to three years has
been a hard time with kind of
resetting my body pretty much
and being patient with it but I
know it’ll be worth it in the long
run,” she said.
Margo said the pair comple-
CREATIVE:
Margo, 19, and
Rosa Flanagan,
22, have
created a raw
food company. ​
ment each other well, as Rosa’s
a rustic person and she’s the
perfectionist.
“She does the salad side of
things and I do the sweet side of
things, so it works well,” she said.
Rosa said their goal is to have
their own cooking school with
a workshop area so more people
can come along.
•For more information on
Rosa and Margo or to book
a workshop please visit
https://www.tworawsisters.
com
•From page 1
The committee first
complained about her
performance in October.
Its chairwoman Jane Huggins
said the committee does not
make a fuss about people
missing the odd meeting.
“So you can read from that,
it was more than that . . . we
gave her another chance but she
didn’t do her job,” she said.
Ms Hands said she had
missed some meetings due to
a lack of notifications from
council and the last meeting she
missed was a genuine mistake
due to a change of dates.
The notification issue has
since been addressed with chief
executive David Ward and Ms
Hands will be ensuring the
dates of her future meetings are
in her calender.
Ms Hands runs her own
business as an environment
consultant and works part-time
at food safety and bio-security
service AsureQuality in
Ashburton.
She will continue to represent
the Castle Hill Residents
Association, Glentunnel
Community Centre and the
Coalgate/Glentunnel Reserve
committee.
Coalgate/Glentunnel Reserve
committee chairman Phillip
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Shaw said she is a “bit erratic” at
turning up to meetings which
in turn contributes to a lack of
performance.
The other committees Ms
Hands represents did not
respond to Selwyn Times in
time.
In the 2016 elections, she
narrowly beat candidate Ken
May by 23 votes receiving 887
and against 864 votes.
Board members are paid
$8558 annually.
Community board
chairwoman Jenny Gallagher
said there are no issues with
her attendance at the board
meetings and she has confidence
in Ms Hands.
Ms Hands has attended 14
of the 17 community board
meetings held since January –
which is in line with the other
board members.
In December she was elected
as a Selwyn/Waihora Zone
Committee member.
Zone committee chairman
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quite well with what I do and
the wider environmental issues
that we face around water
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INCREASE: Retail trade in the district was up by 14 per cent in the year to
March. ​
Selwyn economy
keeps growing
THE DISTRICT’S economy continues
to grow as activity in some traditionally
strong sectors tapers off.
The latest quarterly economic monitor
from analysts Infometrics showed gross
domestic product growth in Selwyn at
4.4 per cent per annum in the year to
March.
This is well above average, with the
Canterbury region expanding
2.1 per cent in the same period,
and 2.7 per cent nationally.
Retail continues to grow in
the district, with tourism spend
one of the highlights in this
quarter.
Tourism-related spending
increased by 17 per cent in the
March year, outstripping the
regional increase of 12 per cent
and 9.3 per cent nationally.
Retail trade activity was up by 14 per
cent overall, with the Canterbury region
up by 3.5 per cent.
Rebuild-related projects continue to
soften, as house sales have decreased by
7.2 per cent compared with the previous
year.
Infometrics’ data shows building
consents were down, with the district
council issuing 202 new residential
building consents in the March quarter,
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That’s consistent with district council
data, which shows that in the year to
May, a total of 851 building consent applications
were received, compared with
996 for the same time last year.
However, district council building
manager Vanessa Mitchell said in May
the district council issued 293 building
consents, up from 285 at the same time
last year.
“We have seen an increase in
building consents issued due to
increased staff numbers, meaning
we’ve been able to process consents
more quickly,” she said.
There has also been an increase
in commercial building consents,
attributed to current projects such
as the construction of a new primary
school in Lincoln worth $6.7
million.
In the 12 months to June, 330 resource
consents were received by the district
council, compared to 297 this time last
year, which is an increase of more than
10 per cent.
Mayor Sam Broughton said strong
commercial growth means the district is
heading beyond the re-build phase.
“Our maturing economy is providing
the commercial infrastructure that our
people need, while creating job opportunities
in Selwyn for local people,” he
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Four bars in Lincoln: Can they
Lincoln now has four
bars within a kilometre
of each other with the
opening of The Flaming
Rabbit. Can they all
survive? Reporter Emily
O’Connell explores
•The Flaming Rabbit
Owner Paul Goodwin says
Lincoln “needed the style” and
that’s why he’s opened The Flaming
Rabbit.
The name is taken from a large
scrub fire in Rolleston in the
1930s, spread by nor’west winds
and running rabbits. And yes,
rabbit, platter style, is on the
menu of the new bar, which is located
in the commercial area on
Vernon Dr, opposite New World.
Mr Goodwin, who owns the
bar with his wife Tessa, is also
mine host of the Merrin Street
Brewery Bar in Avonhead.
The bar is already getting
involved in the community. Mr
Goodwin said it helps with the
junior section of Springston
rugby and as the business grows,
they “will get involved with other
things”.
The bar is managed by Byron
Mann who says there is enough
business for four bars in Lincoln.
NEW: The Flaming Rabbit manager Byron Mann at the recently opened bar and restaurant.
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“Everyone’s got their own
personality in what they do,” he
says.
But if you think the competition
will lead to a price war on
drinks and food, don’t hold your
breath.
He said at this stage they’re not
looking at doing loyalty cards
but instead they will look after
their regular customers through
shouting them a wine or nibbles.
•The Famous Grouse
Hotel
The Grouse is housed in Lincoln’s
biggest building on Gerald
St. It anchors the commercial area.
It was rebuilt after the original
125-year-old building was badly
damaged in the September 4,
2010, earthquake.
The hotel is owned by the Lincoln
Club, formed in 1969 as the
Ellesmere Country Club.
The club has 560 members
who enjoy cheaper drinks prices
than non-members and other
benefits. The club is always on
the lookout for new members.
Manager Will Stock also says
there is enough room for all in
the town.
“Lincoln is growing and it’s
great to see the hospitality offering
is growing with it,” he said.
Lincoln’s population is expected
to grow from 6500 to
9400 in 2025.
Mr Stock said the bars are different,
which is great for Lincoln.
The Grouse is a big sponsor of
community and sports groups.
But competition for customers
is just not at the bar. All four
bars have restaurants and that is
leading to changes in menus and
the way things are done to get
the hospitality dollar.
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This term we’ve introduced sign language
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new skill contact us to enrol.
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Wednesday July 4 2018 9
all survive?
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News
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Fire rages, homes at risk
The Grouse also has
accommodation, with nine
rooms upstairs.
•The Laboratory
Owner Martin Bennett
said the The Laboratory has a
number of points of differences
including its drink, food and
“the place itself.”
Mr Bennett said it has 10 beers
on tap which are brewed on-site.
The most popular is Isotopic
Pale Ale.
Another point of difference is
The Laboratory has no television
screens.
That because it’s a place where
you can get away from rugby
and other sports matches, he
says.
The Lab is not a place for first
year university students. Instead
it’s the post-graduate, foreign
students and professors who
frequent it, said Mr Bennett.
He said it’s too early to
tell whether the increase
in hospitality will lead to a
reduction in trade. “I’d like to
think that Lincoln’s big enough
but time will tell. I’d like to
think that perhaps with more
places in Lincoln, people will
go out more or go out to town
less and therefore we can all
survive,” he said.
Mr Bennett said The Flaming
Rabbit is not a competitor
as they both have “different
offerings.”
•Black Door Bar and
Eatery
The Black Door Bar and
Eatery, which opened last year
in the former Tea House site
in Robert St, declined to be
interviewed.
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News
SELWYN TIMES
TOP WORK:
Rolleston
and Districts
Lions Club
president Shirley
McNicholl and
fellow members
present Selwyn
St John chairman
John Sunckell
a cheque of
$180,000 for the
purchase of a
new ambulance. ​
St John receives $180k
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
AN AMOUNT of $180,000 has
been raised for Selwyn St John
to help get a new ambulance on
the road.
Six Selwyn lions clubs have
spent more than two years fundraising
for the project.
The cheque was presented at
the Selwyn St John headquarters
in Rolleston on Thursday.
The funds were raised by the
Ellesmere, Malvern, Rolleston
and Districts, Halswell and
Christchurch Chinese Lions
Clubs.
St John Selwyn Central area
committee chairman John
Sunckell said they were absolutely
delighted with the club’s
effort, which would be a big help
to their ability to provide good
service.
It plans to have the new ambulance
ready to be consecrated at
a service to be held in the city in
September.
Rolleston and Districts Lions
Club member and past president
Bill Pickering said he was
pleased with the outcome as the
clubs have been working on the
project for “quite awhile.”
“It is a very satisfying outcome
because the district is going to be
better off,” he said.
About 3500 hours of volunteer
work has been put into raising
the funds for the ambulance.
The clubs have done a range of
fundraising projects including
selling wilding pines for Christmas
trees, selling pea straw and
catering for weddings or private
functions.
A grant was also obtained
from the Lions Clubs International
Foundation in Chicago for
$90,000 to ensure the success of
the project.
Westland Milk Products dairy
farmer chairman of directors
Peter Morrison contributed
$4000.
CELEBRATIONS: District councillor Mark Alexander cutting
the Selwyn Aquatic Centre’s cake with facility manager
James Richmond at its fifth birthday bonanza last weekend.
More than 1.4 million people have visited the centre since its
opening in June 2013. The district council recently approved
a proposal to expand the aquatic centre with the addition
of a 25m pool. This will be a significant boost to the centre,
allowing more swimmers to enjoy the facility and increasing
the capacity for events. Construction is expected to begin
next year. ​
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Schools need to sort car park issues
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
SCHOOLS ACROSS Selwyn
have been told they have to sort
out their own car parking issues.
The decision was agreed on at
a Malvern Community Board
meeting.
It comes after
Greendale
School teacher
aide Jan
Douglas wrote
a letter to the
board saying it
was “unacceptable”
there
John Morten
are six spaces
for vehicles at
the school with up to 13 staff.
But it was decided school
board of trustees were “best
placed” to take the lead in ensuring
sufficient car parking around
the schools.
Greendale School principal
Carey-Anne Hamilton said the
school did not wish to comment
on the issue as they were dealing
with it themselves.
Selwyn Times previously
reported Glentunnel School and
Hororata Primary School had
been having car parking issues.
Glentunnel School principal
Dion Stechmann said the
school previously went through
PROBLEMS: The Malvern Community Board has decided it is up to school board of trustees to
solve car parking issues outside schools across the district. Greendale School staff have to park
on the grass verges due to a lack of car parking.
a process with the New Zealand
Transport Agency to make its car
parking outside the school safer.
He said all car parking outside
the school was designed in a way
which meant cars had to back
out onto Homebush Rd.
The school was hoping to
remove the grass verge at its
entrance to allow for more carparking.
But a NZTA spokeswoman
said it has a number of projects
which have a high safety priority
because of a history of crashes,
and this project was not deemed
to have the same priority.
Mr Stechmann said the school
was a “bit gutted” because it has
been left to its board of trustees
to do something and it does not
have the funding.
Hororata Primary School’s
principal Martyn Gameson did
not comment.
He made a submission to the
district council’s Long Term Plan
asking for funding to solve ongoing
concerns with the condition
of the Bealey Rd frontage outside
the school.
The district council’s transportation
asset engineer Mark
Chamberlain said no funds have
been set aside to upgrade the
school frontage.
But it has agreed to fix any
issues relating to previous works
it undertook when completing a
reseal on Bealey Rd in 2016.
District councillor John
Morten said the district council
has a policy where it doesn’t do
car parking for the schools.
He said the Ministry of Education
should cover parking for the
education facility.
Cr Morten said while has
sympathy for the schools in
need of additional car parking,
the district council has limited
resources and no other business
can get a resource consent without
providing car parking.
In Brief
DISTRICT PLAN REVIEW
Initial consultation on key draft
changes relevant to rural, business,
residential and districtwide
audiences in the district
plan is expected to start next
month. The consultation will
go for eight weeks. It’s expected
formal consultation on the
proposed district plan will begin
in March 2020, with new plan
becoming operative in March
2022.
WORKS REUNION
A reunion for former employees
of the Islington freezing works
will take place on July 15. The
reunion will be held at the
Hornby Rugby League clubrooms
on the corner of Main
South and Halswell Junction
Rds from 2pm to 6pm. For more
information or to register, please
phone Kevin on 342 5172 or
Tony on 349 9749.
SELWYN AWARDS
Voting is now open for the new
People’s Choice Award as part
of this year’s Selwyn Awards.
All nominees in all categories
of this year’s awards are eligible
for the People’s Choice Award.
Event Voting closes on July 28.
Votes are limited to one per
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SELWYN TIMES
News
Eighteen months of doing things a little
Rolleston College has
grown to around 440
pupils since it opened
18 months ago. Stacey
Bryan reports
ROLLESTON COLLEGE
principal Steve Saville said his
biggest achievement in the past
18 months has “becoming a fully
functioning school.”
“All the things you would expect
a normal school, that’s been
functioning for a long while to
have, we’ve managed to achieve,”
Mr Saville
said.
In addition,
the students
have had opportunities
that would be
rare in many
Steve Saville
schools, like
building a recycled,
sustainable
garden.
Said Mr Saville: “They had
to do all the design, put all the
plans through council, meet
with council to get planning
permission, do all the measuring
for it, figure out where the pipes
were and all that stuff, get all the
recycled material . . . they had to
build it all.”
This project is just one
LEARNING: Steve Saville, the principal of Selwyn’s youngest high school, Rolleston College, is
proud of how far they have come since opening 18 months ago. PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
example of the flexible learning
model on the college is based.
Lessons are taught with an
authentic context by showing
the students how the curriculum
applies to real life. Students
have three 100min classes each
day, which are personalised,
specialised and integrated.
Personalised classes give
the students time to pursue
their own interests, specialised
classes are similar to optional,
non-compulsory subjects in
a traditional learning style,
and integrated classes cover
the basics like literacy and
numeracy.
The building reflects this flexibility,
with open spaces to teach
in and small rooms with moveable
walls for group projects.
But Mr Saville said that people
tend to think the school is more
“different” than it actually is.
“We have a flexible learning
space, it’s not open.
“All that means is that at times
it’s very traditional lessons.
Teacher at the front of a space
delivering a lesson. But it means
if we want to have group work, if
students need a different space to
do something . . . then it’s easier
to have that flexibility in a design
like this than a four-walled
room.”
Connected team senior
leader Rachel Skelton came
from teaching in a traditional
learning environment and
said the new system makes her
a better teacher. Having the
teachers working in teams meant
that when a year 10 class were
learning about the big bang
theory in science, Mrs Skelton
could collaborate and use it for
their creative writing topic too.
“It was some of the best
creative writing I’ve ever seen
from year 10 kids and I just
thought, for me, working here
allowed that to happen,” she
said.
Looking towards the future,
Mr Saville said he is excited
about bringing NCEA to the
school next year and having
senior students.
“Excited and nervous, of
course,” he said.
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Local
News
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Fire rages, homes at risk
bit differently
Left-Right Tony Walker - Storage King Regional Manager, Katherine
Legge , Chris O’Brien, Melita Gray - Owner, Ayyam O‘Brien
STORAGe KInG ROLLeSTOn
celebrated their official
opening in Izone Rolleston
on Saturday 23rd June
Storage King Rolleston franchise owner Melita
Gray was down to open the new Rolleston
branch with local Managers Chris & Ayyam
O’Brien. The opening was celebrated with
invited guests, local businesses, family and
other Storage King stores.
LEARNING: Rolleston College student Hamish Heney with teacher Rachel
Skelton.
PHOTO: GILBERT WEALLEANS ​
• By Stacey Bryan
ROLLESTON COLLEGE
year 10 student Hamish
Heney began his education
in a school based on a
traditional learning model.
Three years in and he
was diagnosed with dyslexia,
something his mother,
Rebecca Heney, did not feel
the traditional school was
prepared for.
Mrs Heney said they
decided to move towards
a “more open learning
environment to give him a
bit more adaptability.”
Hamish said as soon as
he switched to the flexible
learning model he felt like
he “was actually learning
something.”
If the students at Rolleston
College do not understand
a lesson taught one
way, the teachers switch to
another method.
“They try to make it as
fun as possible for us,”
Hamish said.
Mrs Heney said it appears
the staff are teaching
the students without them
realising they are learning.
She said the students she
had heard of struggling
with the flexible learning
system had come from traditional
primary schools.
“These kids are being
asked to think for themselves
a bit more than what
we used to be allowed to in
school,” Mrs Heney said.
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News
Council
website
upgraded
THE DISTRICT council has
launched a new-look upgraded
website to make it easier for
residents to find information
online.
The upgraded site includes
much-improved search capability,
a fresh, clean design and a
new layout that helps guide users
to the pages they want.
The change marks the first
time in many years that the website
has been refreshed.
“Our old website had been in
the same format for around 10
years – with just a partial redesign
about five years ago,”said
business relationship manager
Stephen Hill.
“Although the site was working
okay, users were telling us it
was often hard to navigate and
to find the services they wanted.
“We also knew from research
that residents were looking for
more functions and information
to be available online.
Mr Hill says the district council
understands that it may take
a little time for some users to get
used to the new layout and advises
residents to get in contact if
they are having issues.
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
SELWYN RESIDENTS with
a passion for theatre are being
called upon to take part in
what will be one of the district’s
largest musicals.
Newly-formed theatre company
CentreStage Rolleston is
inviting as many people as possible
to go and audition for its
first production Joseph and the
Amazing Technicolor
Dreamcoat.
The show is a musical with
lyrics by Tim Rice and music by
Andrew Lloyd Webber.
It is based on the “coat of
many colours” story of Joseph
from the Bible’s Book of Genesis.
The company wants to meet as
many people as possible and see
what talent the area has to offer.
CentreStage Rolleston president
and director Phil Dean said
it wanted its first show to appeal
to a wide audience and it was
nice to present the show in the
community in its 50th anniversary
year.
Mr Dean said CentreStage
Rolleston was set up earlier this
year as result of a “big hunger
for performing arts” in the
township.
He recently made a
submission at the district
council’s Long Term Plan 2018-
2028, calling for a rehearsal
spaces and a performance
space of holding 500 patrons in
Rolleston.
A smaller 200-seated theatre
available to community groups
was also asked for.
Mr Dean asked for
consideration to be given to
including a performing and
rehearsal space in the recently
approved indoor sports facility
to be built at Foster Park.
The district council’s property
and commercial manager
Douglas Marshall said there is
no consideration the facility will
have a theatre-style performing
arts space.
He said the new Rolleston
Library and Community
Centre will include a space for
the performing arts, but those
spaces will not have any theatre
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News
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Performers wanted for musical
Winter
SELWYN TIMES
ENCOURAGING: The CentreStage Rolleston team. (Back row, from left) – president Phil Dean,
designer Glen Clark, secretary Darren Weber. (Front row) – executive committee member
Courtney Hyde, treasurer Claire Clark and member Carla Weber. ​
Fire rages, homes at risk
seating or a stage.
But Mr Marshall said no
decision has been made on the
current Rolleston Community
Centre on 94 Rolleston Drive
and an option may exist for a
performing arts space.
A decision will be made over
the next 12-18 months.
The show will run at Rolleston
School Hall from November 15
to 23.
Driving
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Wednesday July 4 2018 15
Thank you for
helping your
Fall Zones
community
To all of you who have had your
trees trimmed before they became
a problem, thank you for keeping all
the families in your community warm,
happy, healthy and connected.
You can be proud of the fact that you have allowed your
neighbours to stay warm, cook dinner and even charge
their mobile phones. You may not have realised that what
you’ve done has had much impact, but from all of us here
at Orion, we just want to say thank you.
Notice and Growth limit zones
B
A
Power line voltage A. Growth limit zone B. Notice zone
66,000 volts 4.0m 5.0m
33,000 volts 2.5m 3.5m
11,000 volts 1.6m 2.6m
400/230 volts 0.5m 1.5m
We’re not exaggerating.
On our network, 10-20% of all unplanned power outages are
caused by trees — including vegetation — coming into contact
with power lines. Other than this, fire damage to property from
branches sparking in dry conditions and serious injury from
electrocution from contact with trees touching power lines are
also possible consequences of not maintaining your trees.
How close is too close?
While most damage is caused by trees falling on power lines,
significant risk exists from trees merely touching them. This risk
increases the higher the voltage of the power line.
The minimum distances that must be maintained between trees
and power lines, as defined in the Electricity (Hazards from
Trees) Regulations 2003, are outlined in the diagrams above.
All vegetation should be kept out of the growth limit zone and
preferably the notice zone.
Sometimes it may not be practical to have a tree trimmed at the
rate at which it grows and unfortunately, this means it may need
to be removed. Other situations may require trees to be removed,
most commonly when they are at a high risk of falling due to
disease or adverse weather events.
Where do I start?
Before you begin, remember to keep yourself, and those around
you, safe. We recognise that not everyone is experienced in tree
trimming and are happy to advise you on what to do. We can arrange
for trees near power lines to be trimmed at your expense, however
we recommend you hire professionals to safely carry out the work.
If you or someone working for you intends to work within four
metres of power lines, a close approach consent is required from
Orion before you start. As a tree owner, you may be liable for any
damage caused by carrying out trimming or felling of trees.
Will I be fined if I don’t comply?
If a cut or trim notice is given to you and you fail to have the tree
trimmed and/or advise us of the time and location of the trim
without a reasonable excuse, this is an offence. This will make you
liable for a fine not exceeding $10,000. If the offence continues,
you will be liable for a further fine of not more than $500 for every
day or part day during which the offence continues.
More info can be found on our website and if
you have any questions or notice any trees
touching power lines in your area, please call
us on 03 363 9898 or 0800 363 9898.
oriongroup.co.nz
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network in central Canterbury between the Waimakariri and Rakaia
rivers and from Canterbury coast to Arthur’s Pass.

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Wednesday July 4 2018 17
Your Local Views
Templeton quarry battle: Bring it on
Templeton Residents
Association
chairman
Garry Kilday
reacts to the
results of the
Yaldhurst
monitoring
programme.
THE RESIDENTS of Templeton
will have heard or read about
the outcome of Environment
Canterbury’s dust monitoring
programme and will be feeling
some concern.
While this outcome is a travesty
for the people of Yaldhurst being
hurt by these ruthless corporates,
the outcome itself came as no
surprise to the no quarry subcommittee.
We had anticipated this event
and it does not change our submission
process whatsoever, in
actual fact we believe it may help.
I believe that the dust monitors
were not reliable, hence the
results from them can not be
relied upon.
Ownership of the monitors
themselves seems to be a grey area.
Some believe they are paid
for by the quarry companies,
so if this is the case they would
have first dibs at the so called
“raw data” which ECan has been
talking about for some time, and
PROBLEMATIC: Dust at Winstone Aggregates quarry in Yaldhurst.
all evidence from that point on
would be compromised.
If this is the case, the Canterbury
District Health Board
and ECan are acting on flawed
information.
And of course with the wettest
four months for years in
Canterbury, getting any reading
is amazing. What will it be like
in mid-summer in a north-west
gale? Due to some inaccuracies/
major concerns reported by the
Yaldhurst group we will be writing
to ECan strategy and planning
director Katherine Trought,
to take up her offer of organising
a meeting with the chief medical
officer Alistair Humphrey and
ECan to discuss the results.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
The admission by a representative
of ECan that their inability to
monitor compliance at the first
and second community meeting
was confirmed at a recent meeting
with Ms Trought and ECan
chairman, Steve Lowndes. They
went as far as to say it is about
three years behind around all
compliance issues.
In addition to meeting with
ECan, we have also met with
Selwyn District Council regarding
its Long Term Plan quarry
regulatory requirement.
This was also extremely helpful
and has clarified a few more
points.
It is my belief that Fulton
Hogan may now put in its application
early to try and catch
us unaware, so for those who are
planning on putting in a submission,
please be ready.
The no quarry sub-committee
will not be changing anything in
our submission so with that in
mind, bring it on.
We will be re-extending an
invitation to Fulton Hogan to
attend a community meeting,
which it declined to attend earlier
in the year.
We believe that this is vital to
successful and transparent community
engagement.
We will advise you of the outcome.
•More Local Views, pgs 18-19
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Canterbury District Health Board’s hospital shuttle is now running
from a new location at 33 Lichfield Street – the Christchurch City
Council’s Lichfield Street Car Park building.
Lichfield Street
CAR PARK
Hospital shuttle
now at Lichfield Street
Car Park building
Hospital patients and visitors should
park in the building and catch the
free shuttle from the pick-up area on
Level 2A. Pay for your parking when
you return.
The shuttle runs to the current timetable,
from 7.15 am to 8.30 pm, 7 days a week.
Journey times on the shuttle are around
15 minutes.
Learn more at cdhb.health.nz/parking
or call 0800 555 300
For parking rates see ccc.govt.nz/carpark
Ōtākaro/Avon River
Riccarton Ave
Hagley Ave
Cashel St
Shuttle route to
Lichfield St
Car Park building
Shuttle route to
the Hospital
and Outpatients
Hereford St
Oi Manawa
Canterbury
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National Memorial
Tuam St
St Asaph St
Bridge of
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Your Local Views
SELWYN TIMES
NEW: Deputy Mayor Malcolm Lyall and Prebbleton
community association committee chairman Peter
Hunter with a new radar speed sign which has been
installed to help slow traffic in the area. ​
Mike Green responds to an
article about the Prebbleton
community association
committee buying a radar
speed sign for Springs Rd
Mike Green – Have just
read the article in the Selwyn
Times regarding speed
signs. Unfortunately I have
experienced their ineffectiveness
around Selwyn, namely Brookside
Rd and Dunns Crossing Rd near
the new school. Many times I have
witnessed cars approaching these
signs in excess of the 50km/h to
be flashed at with the sign saying
‘slow down’. At least eight out of 10
cars take no notice whatsoever. The
sign keeps flashing as these cars
approach with no slowing until they
pass the sign and the process starts
all over again when the next car
approaches.
Being long straight roads the
signs pick up motorists at a good
distance, but in spite of the slow
down flashing it is obvious that
many motorists couldn’t give a
damn. Now if they thought that a
camera would catch them along
with a fine, then they might slow
down, but unfortunately too many
motorists know that won’t happen
and are happy to break the speed
limit. Until motorists can see a
financial deterrent, such as a fine
and points, then these signs are
not going to slow them down. They
will remain anti-social. Happy to
be proved wrong but I’ve seen it too
many times.
District council
environmental services
manager Tim Harris responds
to an article about the
Templeton Quarry
The article ‘Quarry, properties
space bid’ (June 20, 2018) is
factually incorrect on a significant
element. The story asserts that “the
Selwyn District Plan committee has
decided to include setbacks in the
District Plan but it will not specify
how far away a quarry must be from
a property”.
This is not the case. The
committee has in fact requested
only that setbacks be included as
a possible option in forthcoming
consultation with stakeholders and
the wider community. No decision
has been made on whether setbacks
will be included in the final District
Plan. The process of reviewing the
Selwyn District Plan is currently
at the stage of preparing preferred
option reports on a variety of
topics, including quarrying. Initial
public consultation on these
topics will be carried out in the
second half this year, and further
consultation will take place when
the proposed District Plan is
formally notified, expected to be in
early 2020.
Readers respond to an
article about the district
council likely to review
funding for a cycleway/
walkway between Glentunnel
and Whitecliffs
Rosalie Snoyink – Bringing
forward the Whitecliffs to
Glentunnel shared cycle/walkway
into the district council’s 2020/21
budget is a welcome idea. It will
link up the existing, popular
Coalgate to Glentunnel cycle/
walkway.
I’m amazed at the pedestrian and
cycling traffic using the Coalgate
to Glentunnel facility since its
completion.
As a more “senior” cyclist, I often
bike from Glentunnel to Coalgate,
and now look forward to biking to
Whitecliffs on a similar, safe, scenic
cycleway.
Laura Williams – I’m thrilled
that the Glentunnel/Whitecliffs
route is getting more attention.
It’s a really dangerous stretch and
I’ve seen a lot of near misses so I’m
uncomfortable biking or walking
there to visit friends.
I hate to think of kids making
their way to school around those
blind corners. It’s a massive safety
hazard so should definitely take
precedence.
John Geary reacts to the
district council’s decision to
support an online voting trial
in principle
John Geary – Just a thought –
after the census problems with
our elderly folk not always computer
literate, why not post out postal
forms to all voters over 65, giving
them the option?
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Wednesday July 4 2018 19
Community centre ‘exciting news’
Bill Woods responds to a
district council decision
on hall rates
Just to let you know that I
am really annoyed about the
district council proceeding
with its proposal to place a
standard rate on all halls and
reserves. The council claims
this rate is more equitable
but if you have a look at
the figures, it only benefits
the towns that have large
payments on their halls.
Those towns had a ballot to
proceed with their hall and
now they want the rest of the
district to pay for their selfimposed
debts.
The proposal is not fair on
the towns that have paid for
their halls in the past and the
committees which run them
work hard to keep the rates for
their hall as low as possible.
I have canvassed only a couple
of people but so far there is
real opposition to the rate.
Hororata
Community
Trust
executive
officer Cindy
Driscoll
talks about
what’s going
on in the
community
RECENTLY WE heard the
exciting news that the new
Hororata Community Centre to
be built on the Hororata Domain
has been included in the district
council’s Long Term Plan.
This project is the result of a
collaborative effort between the
Hororata Community Trust and
Go Hororata, a collective group
of community organisations
which have worked together to
develop the community centre
concept and present it to the
district council.
The Hororata Domain is a
wonderful venue for all sorts of
activities and annual events run
by different community groups,
including the Hororata Pig and
Possum Hunt, Hororata Swap
Meet, Hororata Parish Spring
Fair and the Hororata Highland
Games.
These events, along with others
held throughout our district, are
part of the fabric of the community
and make the area a great
place to live and visit. The new
community centre will enhance
existing events and provide more
opportunities for different activities,
as well as a facility to enable
our communities to congregate.
This year’s Hororata Night
Glow, staged by the Hororata
Community Trust, proved yet
again what our communities can
achieve.
One of the main aims of the
night glow was to establish the
festival as a major contributor
to the fundraising for the new
Hororata Community Centre.
The Hororata Community
Trust feels this aim has been
achieved and is looking to grow
the event in the future.
Now the community centre is
LIGHT UP:
Hororata
Community
Trust
executive
officer Cindy
Driscoll talks
about the
night glow and
what else the
community
can look
forward to.
PHOTO:
MURRAY
IRWIN
confirmed, we are turning our
efforts to more detailed planning
which will include community
consultation.
The Hororata Community
Trust is excited to be part of Go
Hororata, and looks forward to
helping bring this project to fruition.
It’s an exciting time for our
communities.
•Keep up with all the
events and news from
Hororata communities
by following the Hororata
Facebook page or visiting
www.hororata.org.nz.
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SELWYN TIMES
Tai Tapu Community Centre
now open
Selwyn Awards seeks people’s
vote for new prize
Voting is now open for the new People’s Choice Award as part of
this year’s Selwyn Awards.
The Selwyn Awards are held every two years, and seek to recognise
individuals and organisations for outstanding work or inspirational
achievements.
All nominees in all categories of the 2018 awards are eligible for
the People’s Choice Award which will be decided entirely by online
public vote.
Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton says this is an opportunity for the
community to get even more involved in the awards.
“This is the first time in the history of the Selwyn Awards that this
option has been included,” he says.
“I’m excited that the public has the opportunity to have their say on
who they think is deserving in our community.”
The Selwyn Awards will be recognised at a Gala Dinner at the
Lincoln Event Centre on Saturday 4 August 2018, where all
nominees will be celebrated and the winners in each of the 10
categories, including People’s Choice, will be announced.
Every person who votes goes into the draw to win two tickets to the
Selwyn Awards 2018 Gala Dinner.
Voting closes on Saturday 28 July.
Votes are limited to one per person (multiple votes by one person
will be removed).
See www.selwynawards.co.nz for more information and the online
voting form.
The construction of the new Tai Tapu Community Centre has been completed and the facility is
ready for community use.
The $4.6m (projected total) facility, located at Rhodes Park, is a community-driven initiative which
replaces two earthquake damaged and outdated halls in the township.
The community centre is now accepting bookings from anyone who wishes to use the facility,
however exterior work including landscaping will be completed over the next few months, as
some of the work can’t be completed during winter.
An official opening ceremony is planned for mid-August, so that everyone who was involved in the
planning and construction of the new community centre can be present.
Council Major Projects Manager, John Reid, says it’s exciting to see the new facility operational
and hopes the community will start using it straight away.
“The new Tai Tapu Community Centre is a brilliant community asset and it’s ready for everyone to
enjoy. This facility is a very good example of a community-driven project with the Selwyn District
Council providing guidance and support.
The new facility features three community rooms with a total capacity in excess of 500 people –
each room has access to kitchen and bar facilities. It also has changing rooms, public toilets, and
a large roofed outdoor courtyard.
The first major public event held at the new Tai Tapu Community Centre was the Waihora Rugby
Club’s club day which was held over the weekend.
Fresh look for Council website
Selwyn District Council has launched a new look, upgraded website
to make it easier for residents to find information and do business
with the Council.
The upgraded site includes much-improved search capability,
mobile responsiveness, a fresh, clean design and a new layout that
helps guide users to the pages they want.
The change marks the first time in many years that the website has
been refreshed. “Our old website had been in the same format for
around 10 years – with just a partial redesign about five years ago,”
says Council’s Business Relationship Manager Stephen Hill.
Although the site was working okay, users were telling Council it
was a bit clunky.
The home page is now much more informative and engaging, with
clear links to our most popular pages and services, plus news and
events sections, and links to our current consultations and to other
council sites.
We know there will be some things we still need to work on, and if
people do find issues that need attention, they can drop us a line
through the contact page. We hope people enjoy using the new site.
Saturday 9 – Saturday 23 July 2016
Events with no booking required
To book head to www.kidsfest.co.nz
Filmmaker Masterclass
· Tuesday 10 and 17 July, 2–3.30pm Lincoln Event Centre. $5 each
Rogaine Rampage
· Friday 13 July, 12–2.30pm Coalgate $5 each
Navigational Rampage
· Sunday 15 and Monday 16 July, 1–3pm Rolleston Reserve. $5 each
Discomania
· Thursday 12 July 6–7.30pm, The Station (Leeston). $2 each
(free for adults)
· Tuesday 17 July 6–7.30pm, Lincoln Event Centre. $2 each
(free for adults)
Moviemania – ‘A Bug’s Life’
· Sunday 15 July 6–7.30pm, Lincoln Event Centre, $2 each
*Children under 8 years of age require adult supervision at all events.
There is also a range of events with spaces still available,
so jump onto the KidsFest website – www.kidsfest.co.nz
ON THE
ROADS
On the roads this week
Unsealed road maintenance will continue on
Knyvetts Road and South Two Chain Road.
Drainage work will be carried out on Whitecliffs
Road and on Essendon Road.
There will be footpath maintenance continuing in
both McLaughlins Rd, Darfield and Westview Crescent, West Melton.
Traffic lights at the Hoskyns Road/Jones Road intersection and the
Masefield/Drive Rolleston Drive intersection are now both operational.
Minor works and tidy up work are still being to be completed.
Council Call
Selwyn District Council
Norman Kirk Drive, Rolleston
Ph 347 2800 or 318 8338
Rolleston Library
Rolleston Drive, Rolleston
Ph 347 2880
Darfield Library & Service Centre
1 South Terrace, Darfield
Ph 318 8338 or 347 2780
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Notices
SUBMISSIONS INVITED
ON COUNCIL DRAFT
DANGEROUS, AFFECTED
AND INSANITARY BUILDINGS
POLICY
The Council is undertaking
consultation on a draft
Dangerous, Affected and
Insanitary Buildings Policy. It
has been prepared under the
Building Act 2004, and once
adopted will replace the existing
policy which was approved in
August 2011. You can have your
say at www.selwyn.govt.nz/
dangerousbuildings.
DOG REGISTRATION
Registration letters will arrive
around the start of July. All dogs
older than three months must
be registered under the Dog
Control Act 1996. Fines can be
enforced for unregistered dogs.
The 2018/19 fees are due on
Sunday 1 July 2018, and may
be paid throughout the month. If
paid by Tuesday 31 July 2018, a
discounted fee is available. For
further information visit www.
selwyn.govt.nz/dogs. If you have
changed your email address or
Meetings
Public Forums: Council,
Community Board and local
committee meetings are open
to the public. Time is available at
the start of meetings for people
to speak on matters of concern.
Please notify Bernadette Ryan
or your local committee at least
three days before the meeting.
Township, Hall and Reserve
Committees: To list or make
changes to meeting details, email
meeting.changes@selwyn.govt.
nz or phone 347 2800 or 318
8338 by 9am Wednesday the
week before publication.
COUNCIL & COMMUNITY
BOARD
Unless otherwise stated all of
these meetings will be held at the
Rolleston Council Building.
Selwyn Waihora Zone Committee
Tue 3 July 2.30pm
Lincoln Event Centre
Property Committee
Wed 4 July 9am
Council Meeting
Wed 4 July 1pm
Audit & Risk Subcommittee
Wed 4 July 3.30pm
Citizenship Ceremony
Wed 4 July 6.30pm
Council Water Race
Subcommittee
Mon 9 July 1.30pm
postal address recently, please
email animalcontrol@selwyn.
govt.nz.
MOBILE LIBRARY
TIMETABLE
Wednesday 4 July
Kidsfirst West Rolleston
10–10.30am
Hororata School 11.30am–1pm
Greendale School 1.20–1.50pm
Thursday 5 July
Cat’s Pyjamas Rolleston
10.15–10.45am
Active Explorers, Rolleston
11–11.30am
Faringdon, Shopping Centre
11.40am–12.10pm
ABC Rolleston 12.45–1.15pm
Paradise for Little Angels
1.30–2pm
Edukids Faringdon 2.15–2.45pm
Monday 9 July
Darfield Preschool & Nursery
10.30–11am
Sheffield Hall 2-2.30pm
Tuesday 10 July
Active Explorers, Tai Tapu
10–10.30am
LOCAL COMMITTEES &
ASSOCIATIONS
Coalgate/Glentunnel Reserve
Management Committee
Tues 4 July 7.30pm
Coalgate Fire Station
Darfield Township Committee
Thurs 19 July 7.30pm
Darfield Library
Doyleston Community
Committee
Wed 4 July 7.30pm
Osborne Park Hall
Dunsandel Community
Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm
Dunsandel Hall
Glenroy Community Hall
Committee
Tue 17 July 7.30pm
Glenroy Community Hall
Glentunnel Community Centre
Committee
Tue 17 July 7.30pm
Glentunnel Community Centre
Kirwee Recreation Reserve
Management Committee
Mon 9 July 7.30pm
Kirwee Recreation Reserve
Kirwee Township Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm, Kirwee Hall
Lincoln Community Committee
Mon 9 July 7pm, Fitzgerald
Room Lincoln Event Centre
Whippersnappers Lincoln
10.45–11.15am
West Melton Learning Centre
1.30–1.50pm
West Melton Domain 2–2.30pm
FOSTER DOG PARK
The Selwyn Dog Training Club
will use the Foster Dog Park
for an obedience competition
over the weekend of 14 and 15
July, from around 7am to 4pm.
The park will be closed for offlead
dog exercise during these
times. The club is happy for
people to come and watch the
competition, but spectators with
dogs are asked to keep them on
a lead and well away from the
competition area.
Prebbleton Reserve
Management Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm, Community
Cottage, Blakes Road
Rolleston Reserve Management
Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm Rolleston
Community Centre Lounge
Springston Community
Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm
Springston Community Hall
Springston Reserve Committee
Wed 18 July 7.30pm
Errol Tweedy Pavilion,
Springston Reserve
Tawera Memorial Hall
Committee
Wed 4 July 7pm, Tawera Hall
Waihora Park Reserve
Committee
Tues 3 July 7.30pm
Waihora Bowling Club
Weedons Reserve Committee
Mon 9 July 7pm
Weedons Country Club
West Melton Reserve Board
Committee
Mon 16 July 7.30pm
West Melton Rugby Club
Whitecliffs Township & Domain
Committee
Mon 9 July 7.30pm
Glentunnel Community Centre
THURSDAY
5JULY
SUNDAY
8JULY
FRIDAY
13
JULY
Selwyn
Events
WWW.SELWYN.GOVT.NZ/EVENTS
Living the Change –
documentary screening
Weedons School, 7–9pm
Living the Change explores solutions
to the global crises we face today –
solutions any one of us can be part
of – through the inspiring stories of
people pioneering change in their
own lives and in their communities
in order to live in a sustainable and
regenerative way. There will be a
discussion post the screening, as
well as some refreshments. For more
information checkout www.facebook.
com/LincolnEnvirotown/
Rolleston Envirotown
Market
Rolleston Square, 10am–1pm
Rolleston Envirotown Market is a
monthly market which is dedicated
to selling local products like seasonal
produce, also organic when available,
plants and crafts made locally.
For more information check out
www.rollestonenvirotown.org.nz.
Exploring the Ocean Depths
Lincoln Event Centre, 10am
Discover the fascinating Ocean world.
Examine the variety of life that can
be found under the sea, and find out
what’s exciting about the environment.
Go along the ocean tunnel and
see what is lurking in there. For
more information head to www.
kidsfestoceans.eventbrite.co.nz
Selwyn Heritage Fund
Are you preserving an old building, tree or other structure that has historical or cultural importance?
Our Heritage Fund might be able to help. You can apply for a grant to help with heritage protection,
maintenance or restoration costs.
The Selwyn Heritage Fund has previously funded projects like:
· restoring chimney stacks
· earthquake strengthening
· window replacements
· tree trimming or pruning
· roof repairs
For information and an application form visit www.selwyn.govt.nz/heritagefund, contact the duty
planner on 347 2868 or email heritagefund@selwyn.govt.nz.
Applications are open from Monday 9 July to Friday 17 August 2018.
SATURDAY
4
AUGUST
Selwyn Awards
Lincoln Event Centre, 7pm
Celebrate the outstanding
achievements of all the nominees in
the 2018 Selwyn Awards at the gala
dinner event.
The awards are held every two
years, rewarding the hard work
and achievement of individuals
and organisations. You can visit
www.selwynawards.co.nz for more
information, including how to buy
tickets.
For information on listing a community event visit
www.selwyn.govt.nz/councilcall
Leeston Library & Service Centre
19 Messines Street, Leeston
Ph 347 2871
Lincoln Library & Service Centre
Gerald Street, Lincoln
Ph 347 2876
(03) 347 2800
Darfield call free 318 8338
www.selwyn.govt.nz
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during the school’s colour run last Sunday. The 4km run raised
$940 for World Vision to help the children of South Sudan, who
are fleeing conflict, drought and famine. So far the school has
raised a total of $1932.40 for the cause.
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Wednesday July 4 2018 25
Backyard Critters
News
Native beetle mania
Mike
Bowie is an
ecologist who
specialises in
entomology
(insects
and other
invertebrates).
Each week he introduces
a new species found in his
backyard at Lincoln. His
column aims to raise public
awareness of biodiversity,
the variety of living things
around us. Check out the full
list of invertebrates found
at http://naturewatch.org.
nz/projects/backyardbiodiversity-bugs-in-lincoln
THERE ARE approximately
140 species of chafer or scarab
beetles in New Zealand.
These beetles have larvae that
feed in the soil on roots and, as
adults, they feed on the foliage
of many plant species.
The most well known scarab
in New Zealand is the native
grass grub beetle, costelytra
zealandica, present in most
pastures, gardens or lawns.
The larvae of these beetles
live in the soil and are
characteristically C-shaped,
creamy-whitish grubs with
three pairs of slender legs and a
SCARAB: The native grass grub beetle, costelytra zealandica,
is present in most pastures, gardens or lawns.
darker head.
Odontria species are chafers,
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Adults often fly at dusk about
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Even contest at top of netball table
• By Jacob Page
GREENPARK A and Lincoln
gifted top spot in the Selwyn
premier netball competition
to Broadfield after the two
teams played out a 61-61 draw
at Lincoln Event Centre on
Saturday.
The intrigue continues during
the second round of the competition,
with the top three teams
seemingly even.
Broadfield’s comfortable 72-
41 win over Greenpark B saw
them go to the top of the table
with three wins and a draw.
Greenpark A and Lincoln
both have two wins and two
draws from their four games to
sit in second equal.
Southbridge A ousted their
clubmates Southbridge B 45-40
to move off the bottom of the
table.
Lincoln coach Vanessa
Robinson said while they had
their chance to win the game,
with a one goal lead in the final
minute, she was pleased with
the overall effort.
“The girls really wanted it in
that final quarter and maybe we
would have had it if we’d kept a
bit more composure, but I can’t
fault the effort,” she said.
Lincoln ran out to an early
six goal advantage in the first
quarter but trailed by the same
margin in the third quarter.
“In the first round we lost to
both of these teams and now, in
round two, we have drawn with
both of them so our results are
tracking in the right direction.”
Robinson praised the work of
mid-courter Char Porima after
she moved in to centre to help
steady the side, both on attack
and defence.
Broadfield is set to face a
sterner test this Saturday when
they face Greenpark A in the
battle for top position.
Lincoln will play Southbridge
B and Greenpark B will play
Southbridge A.
Results – Southbridge A 45,
Southbridge B 40; Greenpark A
61, Lincoln A 61; Broadfield A
72, Greenpark B 41.
Points – Broadfield A 14,
Greenpark A 12, Lincoln 12,
Greenpark B 6, Southbridge A
4, Southbridge B 1.
•More sport, pages 28 & 29
SPORTS
ON THE BALL: Lincoln’s Char Porima right, was a standout in their
61-61 draw with Greenpark A on Saturday.
PHOTO: FILE/KAREN CASEY
SELWYN NETBALL U19 TEAM
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT, Tauranga 5 - 12 July 2018
The players, coaches and
managers would like to sincerely
thank all their sponsors and
supporters for their fantastic
support.
Samantha Coulthard
Sponsored by:
Chrissy Taylor-Claude
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Phone: 344 0331. www.totalspan.co.nz
The Selwyn Netball Centre are proud to be sending our
U19 representative team to the Netball New Zealand U19
National Tournament being held in Tauranga next week.
The national tournament will provide an opportunity for
these players to develop their own play
as well as take on competition at the
highest available for their age group.
This will allow them to develop their
netball skills and learn how to adapt to
a variety of playing styles that they will
experience from different teams from
throughout New Zealand.
The girls are very fortunate to be in the
capable hands of coach Sandy Taylor.
Sandy is an experienced coach who
brings a wealth of knowledge to the
team and is able to encourage players
so they are playing at their best.
Kana Whiu is our assistant coach. Another experienced
coach, Kana has had experience with coaching men’s
teams and with these contacts, it has enabled our U19
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Megan Skilling is the team manager. Megan’s main goal
is to ensure the wellbeing of the players while they’re
away. This includes overseeing everything from
meals, paperwork to ensuring the players also
access medical treatment if necessary. Megan
brings with her a vast experience of managing
Ellesmere College teams.
Preparation for the tournament has been
intense with practises and lead up tournaments.
The players are developing into a strong unit,
creating more cohesive combinations and
making the most of the skills each player brings
to the team.
We would like to take this opportunity to
thank the below sponsors for their support and
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Another tight win for Lincoln Combined
SPORTS
• By Jacob Page
LINCOLN Combined’s habit of
winning close games continued
on Saturday when they beat
St Andrew’s College 19-15 at
Lincoln High.
Two second half tries to captain
Wil Gualter helped Lincoln
Combined consolidate third on
the UC Championship table and
get the team their fifth straight
win.
It is their fourth win under
four points this season. Lincoln
Combined have seven wins from
nine game and have 32 points.
They are two points ahead of
fourth-placed St Bede’s College
and five points ahead of St Andrew’s
in fifth.
Lincoln Combined coach Mike
Wilson said his team made their
best start to a game this season,
but after trailing 12-7 at halftime,
it was the class of Gualter
and some stern defence which
got them home.
“That’s the thing that’s impressed
me the most this year,
the way we just stick to our task,”
he said. “Tactically, I thought
we were very good early on, our
option taking and kicking game
really impressed me.”
It was a strong tackle on the
goal line from replacement back
Cole Spinks which preserved the
lead late in the piece. St Andrew’s
had a superior maul all game but
with back-to-back penalties, they
chose to scrum as opposed to use
their lineout drive.
TRY TIME: Lincoln Combined
captain Wil Gualter puts his
team ahead of St Andrew’s
College with his second try in
their 19-15 UC Championship
rugby win at Lincoln High
School. PHOTO: FELICITY
PLUCK
“That sort of win against a
good rugby school really means
a lot to our boys,” Wilson said. “I
think the boys are really thriving
on working hard to win their
games.
“They’re working hard for each
other and it’s creating a good
atmosphere at trainings.”
Wilson said he was impressed
with the locking combination
of Sean Lemon and Sam Scott,
as well as the defensive efforts of
Josh Brown at centre.
Lincoln’s will play Waimea
Combined at home on Saturday
in a game they will be favoured
to win against the 12th-placed
team in the competition.
Waihora keep perfect record in Ellesmere competition
ON THE CHARGE: Waihora’s Matthew Saunders
chases Springston’s Michael Shennan.
HEAD DOWN: Springston’s Cameron Powell
kicks the ball. PHOTOS: KAREN CASEY
• By Jacob Page
UNBEATEN WAIHORA did
enough to outlast Springston
23-17 on their club day at Tai Tapu
on Saturday,
The six-point win maintains
Waihora’s perfect record in the
Ellesmere senior rugby competition
after six rounds.
The result leaves Springston, which
earned a surprise but deserved semifinal
spot in the combined country
competition, languishing in seventh
– five points outside the top four.
Darfield dented Lincoln’s top four
chances while underlining their
title credentials with a 36-17 away
victory.
The result sets up an intriguing
match-up on Saturday when Lincoln
travels to Springston with both
teams desperate to re-ignite their top
four chances.
Southbridge maintained their grip
on third spot but were made to work
a lot harder than many predicted to
beat cellar-dwellers Hornby 21-14 at
home in their Murray Cooper Shield
match. Fourth-placed Prebbleton
were the big losers in round six after
being hammered 41-14 by BDI.
BDI have been more competitive
in the early stages of the Ellesmere
competition than they were in the
combined country competition, and
have moved up to sixth, just three
points outside the top four.
Rolleston moved themselves away
from the wooden spoon with a 19-10
away victory over West Melton.
On Saturday Hornby try to slay
Goliath when they host Waihora
at Denton Park, Rolleston will host
Southbridge, BDI travel to take on
Darfield and Prebbleton host West
Melton at Prebbleton Oval.
•Results: Waihora 23, Springston
17; Darfield 36, Lincoln 17; BDI 41,
Prebbleton 14; Rolleston 19, West
Melton 10; Southbridge 21, Hornby
14.
•Points table: Waihora 28, Darfield
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Wednesday July 4 2018 29
Big future expected
Proud supporters of
Rugby & Netball in Selwyn
for promising Lincoln University first-five
• By Gordon Findlater
RAMEKA POIHIPI became the
latest Lincoln University player
to turn out for the Crusaders
after a surprise call-up to play
the French Barbarians.
Poihipi, 19, moved south to
Christchurch last year after
standout seasons playing at firstfive
for Hamilton Boys’ High
School in 2015 and 2016 which
saw him heralded as one of the
most promising players coming
out of secondary school.
“A big part of the decision was
to be able to both study and play
rugby . . . it’s obviously a really
successful university that has
had some great players come
through,” said Poihipi.
After playing predominantly at
colts level for Lincoln University
last year, he has stepped up
this season and become a key
component of the Hawkins Cup
side. Poihipi was also the leading
CLUB DUTIES: Rameka Poihipi hopes to win the metro club
title with Lincoln University.
PHOTO: TONY BRUNT
scorer during the cup campaign
with 122 points.
That form saw him called
into the Crusaders for a couple
of training sessions where he
made enough of an impression
to make his debut at second-five
for the team against the French
Barbarians on June 15, before
heading to Perth to play the
Western Force.
“I was really surprised . . . I’d
been training with them for
a couple of sessions and just
assumed I was there to make
up numbers, so I was really
honoured when I found out I
was going to be playing,” said
Poihipi.
“It was surreal. You see all
these guys on TV and next
minute you’re rubbing shoulders
with them and being welcomed
into their environment with
open arms.”
On Saturday Poihipi returned
to club duties, playing at firstfive
for Lincoln University in
their 30-15 win over University
to move to the top of Hawkins
Trophy table with just two
rounds remaining before the
semi-finals. However, he only
lasted 30min after suffering a
knee injury.
You only need to look 12
month’s back from that club
final to see the odds of Poihipi
going onto bigger things are in
his favour. The 2016 Lincoln
University team that won
the metro final against New
Brighton consisted of a backline
made up of Jordie Barrett,
Caleb Makene, Jack Goodhue,
Harrison Groundwater, Josh
McKay, Brett Cameron and Ere
Enari.
Since then Barrett and
Goodhue have both gone onto
represent the All Blacks. McKay,
Enari and Cameron have all
played at Super Rugby level,
while Makene and Groundwater
have both played Mitre 10 Cup.
Poihipi also has genetics on his
side. His father – also Rameka
Poihipi – played 61 games at
halfback for the Bay of Plenty
Steamers between 1994 and
2002.
For now Poihipi says he’s
remaining grounded with his
eye on a club title before pushing
his case for game time with
Canterbury in the Mitre 10 Cup.
Another come-from-behind
victory in Hawkins Trophy
TRY SCORER: Lincoln University
winger Caleb Makene, seen
her playing for the Crusaders,
scored a momentum-building
try as his team downed
University 30-15 on Saturday.
PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
• By Jim Doyle
LINCOLN University pulled off
another come-from-behind win
on Saturday, beating University
30-15 at Ilam in the third round
of section play for the Hawkins
Trophy premier metro rugby
championship.
The UC Vipers sank the fangs
into the Rams twice in the first
half of this intriguing contest,
and led 15-12 at half-time.
The Rams did have a bit of
luck. Two of the tries came
from intercepts, a third from a
charged-down clearing kick.
Lincoln’s first try, just 4min
into the game, was the best of
the match.
From set play – a scrum –
George Stratton smacked into
his marker from second-five,
in spite of the ferocity of the
impact, Stratton off-loaded to
Connor Garden-Bachop, who
had come across from the right
wing.
There was a groan from the
bench as Garden-Bachop, with
Caleb Makene outside him, took
the ball into heavy contact, but
Garden-Bachop rode a double
tackle and slipped the ball away
to Makene, who scored in the
corner.
The second-best try was scored
by University’s Brayden Ennor,
who hit a short pass at full tilt
from 45m out and had the pace
to go all the way.
The clash between Ennor and
Lincoln’s Ngane Punivai, back
from New Zealand under-20
duties, shaped as a beauty. But
Ennor was taken off at half-time
and Punivai finally succumbed
to a leg knock later.
That brought George Stratton
back after a very short substitution
break.
Stratton continued to amaze.
He hurled himself into the fray
on attack and defence, no matter
how large the obstacle in front
of him. No 7 Connor Gordon
was in similar form as a human
dynamo and won the top accolade
from the coaches, just ahead
of the abrasive, non-stop John
Borland.
University gave it a good shot
for a fair chunk of the match.
With players like Ennor and
Seamus Bardoul in midfield,
plus captain Sam Godwin in
the No 6 jersey, the Vipers
can’t be taken lightly. No 8
Matthew Letoga scored a good
try as part of a useful all-round
performance.
There was some concern for
the Rams when Rameka Poihipi
was carried off with a knee
injury at the 30min mark.
Support staff seem more sure
this time that Brett Cameron
will be ready on Saturday when
the Rams take on New Brighton
at home.
Scorers: Lincoln University 30
(Caleb Makene, Connor Garden-
Bachop, Jesse Houston 2, tries;
Sam Gilbert 2 conv, 2 pen) beat
University 15 (Matthew Letoga,
Brayden Ennor tries, Fergus
Burke conv; Seamus Bardoul
pen). HT: 12-15.
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West Melton Kindergarten,
Nursery and Learning Centre
The West Melton Learning Centre
Kaiako and tamariki for the last couple of
months, have been focusing on learning
all about people who help us and keep us
safe, not only in our own community but
other professions within our society who
might help us too. We took a walk around
our local area, visiting the people in the
shopping centre, who made our large group
of children feel very welcome.
We enjoyed numerous visitors into the
centre including two police officers that
brought a car and motorbike with them.
The tamariki had a turn in the car turning
on the siren and sitting on the bike. We
had a visit from an ambulance officer with
an ambulance also, which was so valuable
for the tamariki to have a good look inside
and hear how the St John officer might help
them. Finally, we invited two volunteer
firefighters’. We learnt all about how to keep
safe and enjoyed trying on the huge fire
helmets and equipment too.
The tamariki have also been learning
about other professions who might help
them too such as optometrist, surf lifesaving,
dentist, doctors, nurses, nutritionist
etc, learning about real life roles and
opportunities for children to share their
experiences.
All of these discussions have been so
valuable to the tamariki and have given
them an insight into what all these services
do within our community and how they
can help us. Having the opportunity to
discuss and have their questions answered
have allowed the tamariki to explore,
discover and make sense of the community
around them and make connections and
links to the wider world too. Thank you
to all the local businesses and people who
have visited us.
To find out more about the West Melton
Kindergarten, Nursery and Learning
Centre phone us on 03 347 4132 or call
in and see us at 739 Weedons Ross Rd,
Westmelton.
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Kingsdowne Drive
sections in Wilfield
A wide range of new sections are now available at Wilfield.
Visit our sales and information office, Kingsdowne Drive, this
Wednesday or Sunday from 1pm to 3pm to find out more.
Call 03 741 1340 or mail enquiries@yoursection.nz
SALES AND INFORMATION OFFICE, 2 Kingsdowne Drive, West Melton.
OPEN Wed and Sun 1-3pm. Or by appointment at 145 Papanui Road, Christchurch. Mon-Fri.
A variety of professional Holistic and Spiritual
practitioners from throughout the district share their
knowledge, wisdom, and products when Soul Jam
Expo returns to the West Melton Community Centre
on Sunday 8th July. Make a day of it! Along with
options for well-being and great health, personal and
spiritual growth, have your face painted by amazing
Rainbowlily and enjoy the hearty refreshments
available.
Soul Jam
Liven up your life:
Sunday 8th July
Kids! Free face painting with
Rainbowlily
Free demos & workshops
(11am-4pm)
Refreshments available
Holistic, Health & Spiritual Expo
• Natural therapies
• Crystals
• Psychic readings
• Naturals products &
remedies
• Fairy goods
• Jewellery and more!
West Melton Community Centre | 1165 West Coast Rd (SH73) West Melton
10am-5pm | Entry $5 (Under 16 free, must be accompanied by paying adult)
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West Melton section
demand strong
The popularity of sections in the 2000m2 to 2500m2
range has been so great that Wilfield subdivision
in West Melton has reconfigured its stage plan to
incorporate more in this size bracket.
Launched in 2015, Wilfield offers sections
that range from 900m2 up to 6500m2 with
prices starting at $245,000.
Hamish Wheelans, director of Gillman
Wheelans, developer of the subdivision,
said that demand in the subdivision has
been across the board, both in size of
sections purchased and buyer demographic.
“There has been strong demand for the
900m2 to 1500m2 sections as well as our
biggest offerings, but it is in this 2000m2 to
2500m2 range where present demand lies,”
he said.
Wilfield has proven extremely popular
with purchasers since launch, with 130
sections having been sold in less than three
years. This has seen the development of an
adventure playground and tennis court as
well as the recent opening of a new preschool.
“The growth of Wilfield and our
neighbouring subdivision of Preston
Downs is synonymous with the growth
of West Melton since the Christchurch
earthquakes. As well as the new retail
area, the West Melton Community
and Recreation Centre is scheduled for
completion later this year. As a sponsor of
the Centre, we are looking forward to that
date as we know it will become a focal point
for the community,” he said.
The Wilfield sales office is open every
Wednesday and Sunday, 1pm to 3pm.
If you are coming from Christchurch
on West Coast Rd, there are signs as
you approach West Melton providing
directions to the sales office. Or you
are welcome to phone or email one of
the team to make a time that suits on
enquiries@yoursection.nz.
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SELWYN RURAL LIFE
SELWYN TIMES
New bulk cartage business
servicing Selwyn District
In October last year, two Selwyn residents with long-term experience in operational
management roles in the transport industry decided to join forces and set up their own
transport company to service the district.
Steve Menzies and Tony Howe purchased four trucks from Taylor Contractors and
established their new Rolleston-based company, Transcon Ltd, to provide bulk cartage of
grains, fertilisers and stock foods to the farming sector in the Selwyn District, and across
Canterbury.
“We decided to do it for ourselves,” says Steve, which has proved to be a good decision.
Business has taken off, and this has seen the company fleet being expanded to seven
trucks.
Also, within just the last few weeks, Transcon has added a new service – mini readymix,
which provides concrete loads of up to three metres for smaller rural and residential jobs
such as driveways, paths, shed foundations and fencing.
“All concrete is batched on site so can meet the customer’s desired specification. Our
ready mix operation can operate 24/7 to suit when you want concrete,” Steve says.
Transcon employs four full-time staff members, who are from the area, and Steve and
Tony are very pleased to be providing jobs and servicing their local region with a fast and
efficient cartage service.
For further information
phone 0508 872 672.
Transcon Ltd owners Steve Menzies,
left, and Tony Howe.
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SELWYN RURAL LIFE
Lamb leads boost
in meat exports
The value of lamb exports hit a new
record of $369 million in May 2018,
Statistics NZ announced last Wednesday,
with higher prices and more quantities of
lamb exported boosting the May level. The
previous high for lamb exports was $340
million in February 2009.
“It has been a strong month for meat
exports in general, with both lamb and
beef increasing in quantities,” international
statistics manager Tehseen Islam said. Meat
exports were up $119 million (17 per cent)
to $812 million. Quantity was also up 12
per cent.
Lamb exports were the biggest
contributor to the rise in meat, with value
up $89 million (32 per cent) and quantity
up 22 per cent. Exports of lamb were up to
all major markets, including China and the
European Union.
Beef exports were up $16 million (4.5 per
cent) to $359 million, with more exports to
China. This increase was partly offset by a
fall to the United States.
Overall exports were up $509 million (10
per cent) to $5.4 billion, with meat exports
having the largest increase. This exports
total is the second highest for any month.
The highest exports total was $5.5 billion in
December 2017.
Forestry products had the second-largest
increase in exports, up $99 million (26 per
cent) to $477 million. The largest increases
were to China, Singapore, and Hong Kong.
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Gardening
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi
SELWYN TIMES
Top tips for planting over winter
In the midst of winter, Rachel Vogan provides a
few top growing tips
COLD NIGHTS and clear days
are good for the garden. Plus,
the frosts that kill many insect
and bug problems are generally
followed by a sunny day, making
clean-up and pruning tasks
rather pleasant.
Over the next few weeks
pruning should be front of
mind; a good winter clean-up
now will pay dividends in the
upcoming season. The basics
of pruning and cutting back
is to limit the size of the plant,
which allows more light and
air movement into the plant’s
centre, and to always remove
any damaged or diseased limbs.
Don’t be afraid to use your
loppers liberally.
Another focus can be any
trees, shrubs or roses that are
in the wrong spot. These can be
moved now, just remember to
dig the new hole first or have any
pots ready and waiting.
Vegetables
Parsnips should be on the
menu now as a winter staple. Did
you know that you do not need
to harvest them all at once? Once
they mature they can be left in
the ground until mid-spring,
saving you room in the fridge.
This crop can only be grown
from seed sown in October or
November, while the soil is still
cool.
Keep planting garlic. Hunt
out the fattest cloves you can
find and aim to get them in
the ground as soon as possible.
Seedlings will appear in the
shops soon as well.
Spring onions, spinach, winter
lettuce and mustard can all be
transplanted into the ground
now too.
Crop cover
Just like humans, parts of the
garden like a little protection
from the cold elements. Frost
cloth is a good option to cover
up tender citrus and climbers,
and portable cloches and
vegetable frames take the chill off
the soil to speed up the growing
process of many winter edible
crops. Crop frames are easy to
make from materials you may
have at home. Net curtains work
well when stretched between
bamboo canes or if you have old
windows about the place, prop
these up on some bricks or slabs
to offer protection.
Water features
At this time of year, algae
can quickly build up in water
gardens, mostly because of
fallen leaves. Remove leaves as
soon as they fall to help control
the problem. Now is also a
good time to empty ponds and
features that are small enough to
do so.
Once empty, allow to fully
dry out and treat the area with a
pre-algae treatment, which you
will find in the garden centres.
In cold areas, float a ball in the
water to prevent small ponds and
features from freezing.
Fruit trees
Plant bare-rooted trees now.
July and August are some of
the best months of the year to
plant deciduous fruit trees like
apples, peaches, pears, apricots,
cherries, plums and nectarines.
They cope better with planting
out as the plants are in a state of
dormancy, limiting transplant
shock, which can happen if
planted in the warmer months.
For gardens where space is
limited, consider planting
double or triple-grafted fruit
trees, this not only saves space
but allows you to enjoy a wider
variety of harvest.
Seeds, seeds and more seeds
On those cold days when
venturing outdoors isn’t an
option, start thinking about
what crops you want to grow in
this upcoming season. All the
seed catalogues are out now, and
available online.
It’s also a good time to stock
up on seed-sowing essentials
like seed-raising mix, seedling
trays and labels, etc.
A good idea is to share seeds
with friends – often I find there
are too many seeds for just my
garden so passing around excess
plants or seeds with others saves
space and time, and makes it
fun too.
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Email gilbert.wealleans@starmedia.kiwi
by 5pm each Wednesday
Crafternoon – Craft & Chat
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
2-3pm
Come along to regular fortnightly,
drop-in, craft sessions.
Share and learn new skills, swap
tips, improve your techniques
and be inspired while crafting
with others. Bring your own projects,
materials and crafting kits.
All ages and abilities welcome.
All Selwyn libraries
Rhyme Time – Lincoln
Tuesday, 9.30-10am
Rhymetime is a fun, interactive
session of stories, songs,
rhyme and bubbles. Aimed at
children under-18 months.
Lincoln Library, 22 Gerald St,
Lincoln
Storytime – Rolleston
Tuesday, 10-10.30am
Storytime is a fun interactive
session of stories, activities and
songs. Aimed at tow to five-yearolds.
Rolleston Library, 94 Rolleston
Drive, Rolleston
Rhyme Time – Rolleston
Wednesday, 9.30-10am
Rhymetime is a fun, interactive
session of stories, songs,
rhyme and bubbles. Aimed at
children under-18 months.
Rolleston Library, 94 Rolleston
Drive, Rolleston
Genealogy/Family History
Groups
Wednesday and Saturday,
10am-noon, and last Tuesday of
the month, 7.30pm-10pm
For more information, call Bev
Robb on 318 8315
Darfield Library and Service
Centre, 1 South Tce, Darfield
Time for Fun – Saturday
Activities
Saturday, 2-3pm
Come to your local library on
Saturday afternoon for some free
fun. Most events are suitable for
all ages but children younger
than eight-years-old will require
active adult supervision. Check
www.selwynlibrary.co.nz/home
for what is on at each library.
All Selwyn libraries
KidsFest – A World of Bricks
Monday, 10-11.30am (Lincoln),
and 1.30-3pm (Rolleston)
Join the House of Bricks for
sessions full of creative free play.
With a huge variety of general
bricks, technic, mini figures
and friends-themed Lego, these
activities are a must-do. Children
aged under eight will require active
adult supervision.
A justice of the peace will be available to members of the community on Monday,
noon-1pm, at the Rolleston Library, 94 Rolleston Drive. They can witness signatures and
documents, certify document copies, hear oaths, declarations, affidavits or affirmations as
well as sign citizenship, sponsorship or rates rebates applications.
Lincoln Library, 22 Gerald St,
Lincoln, and Rolleston Library, 94
Rolleston Drive, Rolleston
Markets:
West Melton Market:
Saturday, 9am-noon. St Paul’s
Church.
Lincoln Farmers’ and Craft
Market:
Saturday, 10am-1pm. Gerald
St, Lincoln.
Darfield Market:
Saturday, 9am-1pm, opposite
Challenge Darfield, South Tce.
Edendale Car Boot Sale:
Sunday, noon-3pm, Edendale
Cafe, 888 Sandy Knolls Rd, West
Melton
Running groups:
Lincoln Road Runners: Tuesday
registration from 5.30pm
starts at 6pm. 3km or 6km.
Starts at Lincoln University.
Gold coin donation.
Malvern Road Runners: Tuesday
registration begins at 5.45pm
and the first of the 6km runners
leave at 6pm. 3km or 6km. Starts
from Malvern Netball Centre.
Ellesmere Road Runners:
Wednesday registration from
5.45pm starts at 6pm. 3km or
6km walk or run. Starts from
Leeston physiotherapy.
Solve the clues to find the mystery word.
You could win a prize!
Night
at the Museum
6.00 to 8.00 pm 10, 12, 17 & 19 July
Free event; donations appreciated
www.canterburymuseum.com
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SELWYN TIMES
26th August 2018
10am – 3pm
Air Force Museum, Wigram
Tickets available on door
For exhibiting
enquiries contact
Mark Sinclair:
mark.sinclair@
starmedia.kiwi
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Other services also
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Phone 0800 804 663 - 24 Hour Availability
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Gardening
& Supplies
PEA STRAW
For Sale
Ellesmere Lions
have pea straw
available
Small Bales
at $6.00
Medium Squares
at $50
All a delivered price
in the Selwyn Area
Ph for orders
324 4094
Select Services
Need a hand?
✤ Lawns & Edges
✤ Landscaping
✤ Gardening
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✤ Handyman Jobs
✤ Casual or One Off
Phone Mike Lineton
022 341 8848
Your local
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GARDENER/
HANDYMAN
Gardening & Supplies
Macrocarpa Sleepers
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Ideal for
landscaping
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Phone
021 325 661
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www.macrocarpasupplies.co.nz
Trades & Services
Heatpump
Cleaning
Is your heatpump
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• Cleaner healthier air
• Friendly, professional
service
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• 0800 423 637
• (A/H) 03 325 2713
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LifestyLe
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fencing
new fencing, post driving,
repairs, maintenence.
Quality workmanship
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Phone Allan 021 049 6151
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P: 021 228 2889 or
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www.phillipjfisher.co.nz
Trades & Services
SCOTT’S TREE
TRIMMING &
TOPPING
• Shelter Belt & Trimming
• Tree Topping
• Root Racking
• Full Hedge Removals
• Stump Removals
• Excavations
Sam 027 918 5155
Bill 027 433 7869
Email:
nathanandhayley@
scorch.co.nz
Bellamy’s
Furniture
Furniture made to
order and restoration
by tradesman with
35yrs experience.
PH Stephen
021 073 2624
Trades & Services
Lawn mowing
Hedge trimming
Gardening
Weed eating
Spraying
and much more
Call Todd
0212059543
toddmc.greenacres@gmail.com
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Roof & Property
Services
Ph: 03 347 2635
DeMossing
Silicone Sealing
Pest Controls
Roof Repairs
Colourcoating
Cell: 027 584 7980
Email: apisl2008@slingshot.co.nz
www.arthursroofandproperty.co.nz
UDI PAINTING &
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• Wallpapering
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BUTCHER
SERVICE
Watkins Home Kill
Processing
Beef, Pigs, Sheep,
Deer & Fish Smoking
Bacon, Ham and
small goods.
124 Burdons Road
Burnham
Phone Tim 347 6693
Trades & Services
Panelbeating/Spraypainting
Insurance Collision Repairs
All Makes & Models
Jetboat Refinishing
Loan Cars
10 Station Street,
Leeston
www.emb.nz
Contact Phil & his team on 03 324 3622
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Ph. 03 329 6767
Will better any
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Stockists of Kumho, Goodride and
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or 027 2407416
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CARPENTER
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Small Job Specialists,
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03 322-1103 or 027 697-
8541
CONCRETE CUTTING
Affordable Concrete
Cutting with Quality, and
removal work. Free quote.
No job to small. Phone 027
442-2219, Fax 359-6052
a/h 359- 4605
FENCING
Quality timber fencing -
gates & repairs, ph Ryan
027 951 8892
Bellamy’s
Furniture
Furniture made to
order and restoration
by tradesman with
35yrs experience.
PH Stephen
021 073 2624
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LANDSCAPING
Paving, Lawns, Irrigation,
Decking, Fencing.
Kanga & small digger
services. Check out Squire
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220-7014 Edwin 027 220-
7154
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phone Devon on 021 375-
888 or 03 329-5511
RJB PLUMBING
Renovations, New Houses,
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Upgrades, Laundries,
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Water Filters. Phone Mark
0278690026
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TILING
Splashbacks - Floor -
Wall incl tile removal, reg
master tiler, ph Dave 027
334 4125
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Phone 980 5812 or 027
313 8156
Tours
Hokianga and Far North
Departs 21st September 2018
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Tasmania
Departs 30th October 2018
12 days - $4900.00 pp twin share
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no bond required
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2 nights including Premium WOW tickets
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Three convenient sizes from $70 a week:
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DISCONTINUANCE OF A
STOCKWATER RACE
Malvern Scheme
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The Selwyn District Council, in accordance with the special consultative
procedure as outlined in the Local Government Act 2002, advises their intention to
discontinue the following stockwater race.
Malvern Scheme
1. Closure of 7.7km of race through seven properties on Coaltrack Road.
This closure is considered to be of low significance and does not alter the intended
level of service of the overall water race schemes. Directly affected ratepayers
have agreed to close this water race.
Detailed information including location maps can be found on the Selwyn District
Council website www.selwyn.govt.nz/wrclosure or can be viewed at Council
offices in Rolleston.
For more information or to make a submission, please contact Selwyn District
Council, Surface Water Operations Engineer, phone 347 2800 or email
waterraces@selwyn.govt.nz by Friday 6 July 2018.
www.selwyn.govt.nz
Public Notice
Public Notices
MILITARY EXERCISE
20 juLY 2018
The general public is to be advised that a
NZ Army Exercise will be conducted in the
West Melton area on the 20th of July.
The exercise will involve personnel of the
Joint Officers Induction Course, from
Burnham Military Camp. The exercise will
involve up to 40 personnel.
Training will involve soldiers, sailors and
airmen conducting live night firing in the
West Melton Rifle Range from 5pm to 8pm
on 20th July 2018.
A series of intermittent small arms
firing will be heard in the area during
the times given.
For more information please call
03 363 0099

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Vehicles Public Notices Wanted
Situations Vacant
Positions Available - Christchurch
Fixed Term and Full Time – Shift work opportunities (guaranteed hours)
George Weston Foods (NZ) Limited “GWF” is a quality and customer focused
FMCG that makes some of Australasia’s favourite food. We are renowned in New
Zealand for our iconic bread brands which include Tip Top Bread, Ploughman’s,
Burgen and Big Ben Pies. We value accountability, authenticity, ambition,
collaboration and passion.
Due to a significant increase in production output, we are currently looking to fill a
number of positions across the Christchurch plant. These include:
• Bakery (x 5 roles)
• Breakfast Foods
• Crumb Plant
Minimum requirements to apply for one of these opportunities
• Safety conscious attitude and high focus on personal hygiene/personal
presentation
• Ability to keep up with a physically demanding role (standing for long periods /
lifting up to 20kg)
• Ability to work rostered shifts that can include weekends (including Sundays)
and nights
• Must pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol test, a medical and MOJ check
• Must have the right to work in New Zealand
• Can communicate in English and basic numeracy skills
• Prior experience in production / baking will be advantage but not required
Due to the high standards of food safety management, there is a very strong focus
on health, personal wellness and safety in all of the roles.
Other: It is our intent to fill these roles by the end of July 2018. The hourly rate is
as per applicable Collective depending on prior experience. Additional hours are
available.
To apply: Email your CV to People and Performance at nzcareers@gwf.com.au
Alternatively, deliver to reception at 584 Wairakei Road, Christchurch.
Applications can also be submitted via the advertisements
on Seek, TradeMe Jobs or via GWF.
For more information on GWF, go to www.gwfbaking.co.nz or www.gwf.com.au
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MATSON & ALLAN
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
Selwyn
Experts’
SELWYN TIMES
Residential
Lifestyle
Rural Property
Licensed REAA2008
ROLLESTON - 10 Charlbury Drive
THE SMARTEST OF STARTS IS HERE!
• Stunning 3-bedroom home
• Open plan living, kitchen and dining
• Master bedroom with walk in robe
• Sleek ensuite
• Separate laundry
• Set on an established and private 408m 2 sections
• Fantastic indoor outdoor flow
• Fully landscaped area
• Located in the popular Faringdon subdivision.
• Walking distance to Lemonwood Grove Primary and
South Point shopping centre
ROLLESTON - 36 McLenaghan Road
DESIRABLE AND STYLISH - NEW
• Quality brand new build
• 4 bedroom family home
• Open plan kitchen & dining area
• Sleek modern kitchen with stone bench tops and
quality appliances
• 2 versatile living areas
• Large master with ensuite and WIR
• Private and secure section
• Zoning for Clearview primary school and a 2 minute
drive the Rolleston township
ROLLESTON - 43 Masefield Drive
THIS HAS GOT TO GO!
• New build
• 5 double bedrooms
• Master with ensuite and WIR
• Quality fixtures and fittings
• 2 x heat pumps
• 2 living areas
• Separate lounge
• Sleek modern kitchen
• Large section
• Double internal access garage
ROLLESTON - 222 Lowes Road
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN THE
HEART OF ROLLESTON
• Sub dividable 5022m 2 section, zoned Living 1
• Great location, highly sought after area
• Zoned for West Rolleston & Clearview Primary Schools
& Rolleston College
• 140m 2 single glazed home, 3 double bedrooms, open
plan kitchen/dining, separate lounge
• Wood burner, wetback, heat pump, new carpet, F&P
dish drawers, Smeg oven
• Double garage, carport, parking spaces for additional
vehicles
COALgATE - 3070 Coaltrack Road
LOADS OF POTENTIAL - INSPECTION WILL
IMPRESS!
• Simply unique property
• Tastefully converted lodge to residential dwelling in
2013
• Modern kitchen with open plan living
• Large 275sqm home in friendly Coalgate village
• Insulated floors and ceilings with 2 wetback fires
• Stunning warmth of rimu throughout
• Configured for 4 bedrooms
• Scope for further development
• Large 1765m 2 rear section with vege patch and
greenhouse
• Welcoming country view from entertainment area
OPEN HOME
Open Home: Sun 12.30 – 1.00pm
Price: Neg Over $485,000
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/351
Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576
jackie@marealestate.co.nz
OPEN HOME
Open Home: Sun 2.00 – 2.30pm
Price: Neg Over $569,000
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/371
Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576
jackie@marealestate.co.nz
Open Home: Sun 3.30 – 4.00pm
Price: By Negotiation
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/269
Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576
jackie@marealestate.co.nz
Jo Barrett Mb 021 859 006
jo@marealestate.co.nz
OPEN HOME
OPEN HOME
Viewing: Sun 1.30 – 2.00pm
Deadline Sale: 20 July 2018 (unless sold prior)
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/398
Viewing: Sun 1.00pm - 2.00pm
Deadline Sale: 19 July 2018 (unless sold prior)
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/395
Chris Flanagan 027 433 4657
Paul Robinson 021 277 2690
OPEN HOME
ROLLESTON - 5 Thames Drive
VENDOR SAYS SELL – UNBEATABLE VALUE!
• GJ Gardiner build home
• 4 double bedrooms
• 2 separate living areas
• Log burner and heat pump
• Beautifully specified bathrooms
• Sleek modern kitchen
• Walk in pantry
• Attic storage
• Reticulated gas
• Landscaping complete
ROLLESTON - 80 Shillingford Blvd
FARINGDON'S “X” FACTOR
• Well designed brick four bedroom home
• Walking distance to Faringdon South Point shops
• Walk-in pantry, quality Westinghouse appliances
• Separate living area
• Ensuite & walk-in robe
• Separate laundry
• Sits nicely on section to maximise sun
• LED lighting & heat pump
• Double glazing & insulation
• Fully fenced with patios & landscaping
• Contact Jackie for more information
ROLLESTON - 36 Lansdowne Way
HANDS DOWN ON LANSDOWNE!
• 154m 2 double glazed, brick home with double internal
carpeted garage
• Fully fenced & secure low maintenance 422m 2 section
• 3 bedrooms, ensuite, WIR, bathroom, separate toilet,
study
• Bosch appliances, quality fittings and floor coverings,
new carpet end of May
• Heat pump, fibre connection & solar ready, gas hot
water, neutral décor throughout
• Zoned for Lemonwood Grove Primary School &
Rolleston College
• Early viewing recommended to secure this smart
2 year old home
ROLLESTON - 42 Quartz Drive
FANTASTIC FAMILY LIVING & EXCEPTIONAL
BUYING!
• 199m 2 double glazed home, fully fenced 843m 2 section
• 4 bedroom, master with ensuite
• Bathroom, separate toilet, double extra-long internal
garage with laundry
• Quality appliances, fittings & floor coverings
• Heat pump, neutral décor throughout, plenty of
storage space
• Zoned for Rolleston West Rolleston Primary School &
Rolleston College
• Be quick to view & secure this extremely well priced
property
CHARINg CROSS - 649 Ridgens Road
BIG, BOLD & FUNCTIONAL
• Shed/house or house/shed on 10 hectares
• Massive 500m 2 shed that encloses 300m 2 high quality home
• Four bedroom plus office, three bathroom dwelling
• Large kitchen living area
• Expansive outdoor living area
• Separate lounge/media room
• Master bedroom - dressing room/walk through wardrobe &
double shower in ensuite
• Two other bedrooms share an ensuite
• Balance of 500m 2 shed has fully enclosed workroom & open
span shed with access via auto roller door
• 300m 2 plus mezzanine floor with numerous power points
• Cattle yards, large chicken run, dog run and glasshouse
OPEN HOME
Open Home: Sun 1.15 – 1.45pm
Price: By Negotiation
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/372
Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576
jackie@marealestate.co.nz
OPEN HOME
Open Home: Sun 2.45 – 3.15pm
Price: Neg Over $549,000
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/399
Jackie Derrick Mb 027 636 3576
jackie@marealestate.co.nz
Viewing: Sun 12.00pm - 12.30pm
Price: Neg Over $480,000
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/392
Jo Barrett Mb 021 859 006
jo@marealestate.co.nz
Viewing: Sun 2.15 – 2.45pm
Price: Neg Over $535,000
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/396
Jo Barrett Mb 021 859 006
jo@marealestate.co.nz
OPEN HOME
OPEN HOME
Price: By Negotiation
View: www.marealestate.co.nz/387
Andrew Taylor Mb 027 4355930
andrew@marealestate.co.nz
ROLLESTON PH: 03 347 9949 LEESTON PH: 03 324 3704 DARFIELD PH: 03 318 8204 www.marealestate.co.nz
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Chris Flanagan
027 433 4657
Andrew Taylor
027 435 5930
Jackie Derrick
027 636 3576
Stephan Knowler
027 229 9522
Cameron McRae
027 769 6696
Paul Robinson
021 277 2690
Sue Robinson
021 409 050
Charlotte Knowler
027 532 5931
Jo Barrett
021 859 006
Emily Newcombe
021 645 695

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New
businesses
add more
variety at
Couplands
The inviting aroma of fresh bread delivered twice
every day is just one of the reasons people in the
Rolleston community are flocking to the longawaited
Couplands Bakery now open in Rolleston
Square. The ninth outlet in the Canterbury region,
the Rolleston Couplands offers the popular
bakery’s full range of tasty breads, as well as
delicious cakes, donuts and slices, ideal for
morning and afternoon teas, and popping into
the lunch box. The bakery employs 12 staff,
most of them local residents, and they are
there to serve customers seven days a week
from 7am-6pm.
Rolleston
Square
Hachi Hachi
Casual, fresh and friendly sums up the new
Hachi Hachi Japanese restaurant and takeaway in
Rolleston Square. Offering truly authentic Japanese
fare, Hachi Hachi is also known as the ‘Home of the
Sushi Burger’, with the burger featuring sushi patties
as the bun and delicious fillings such as fish or
chicken. Another signature item is their very popular
Karaage Chicken, a crispy chicken dish.
Hachi Hachi also offers catering, with fresh sushi
platters a healthy option to enjoy while watching the
rugby. Phone 972 5459 to order. All their dishes
are price-friendly too, and they are open from
10.30am-8.30pm seven days.
Lazeez
Increasing numbers of Rolleston and
Burnham customers coming to the well-established
Lazeez Mediterranean Grill in Marshland Road
has prompted expansion to Rolleston. The only
Mediterranean food outlet in the local area, Lazeez
Mediterranean Grill in Rolleston Square offers delicious
Souvlaki, Hot Grill Salads, Moroccan Tagine, and
many more tasty dishes. A family of four can dine for
around $50, with average prices at $14-$16 for dine
in and takeaway items. Plus, they only use eco-friendly
packaging – no plastic. Lazeez Mediterranean Grill
Rolleston Square is open 10am-9.30pm seven
days a week. To order, phone 03 925 9897.

Hell Pizza
Caci Clinic
If pizza is your passion, or your secret vice,
the new Hell Pizza in Rolleston Square
has everything you crave. Their extensive
range of tasty pizza toppings are 100%
free range, and include chicken, ham,
pepperoni, onions, olives, jalapenos, bacon,
tomato, cheese, pineapple and more.
The Gourmet selection offers even more
sinful choices, plus there are salads, drinks
and extras. Check out their Facebook
page for special deals, and warm up on
these winter nights with a flaming hot
pizza from Hell Pizza.
Residents in the Selwyn District now have easy
access to first-class skin and appearance medicine
services, following the establishment of the new
Caci Clinic in Rolleston Square. Owner Alaina
McGibbon and her team of experts offer skin
rejuvenation, appearance medicine and laser hair
removal, to create for their clients healthy, glowing
skin and renewed confidence. With more than 50
clinics across New Zealand, Caci has been a leader
in appearance medicine and skin technology for
almost 25 years. To book a consultation at Caci
Rolleston, phone 03 347 7078, email enquiriesrolleston@caci.co.nz.
Pita Pit
Nail Bar
Since arriving at Rolleston Square in April, the
popular takeaway franchise Pita Pit has proved
a hit for its signature fresh, healthy pita bread
sandwiches with a variety of tasty fillings. Now a
new Gourmet Range has been introduced, featuring
pre-set salad fillings to provide faster service for
customers. A qualified chef was brought in to suggest
the ingredients and the result is another delectable
Pita Pit selection. Toasted, they are even tastier.
There are also more vegan and vegetarian choices,
while organic drinks and soft drinks complete the
range. School lunches, catering and online ordering
available. Open seven days from 10am.
There’s a relaxing, family-friendly vibe at The Nail
Bar in Rolleston Square, with special offers for
mothers, children and grandparents. So when
Mum comes in for a manicure, and brings a child
under seven with her, the child receives a free
finger painting. Same for a pedicure – the child
receives a free toe painting. If a grandparent
comes with the customer, they receive a free
nail cutting. There’s also a 10 per cent discount
for students. And with 300 colours in gel nails
and almost 400 nail varnish colours there’s a
colour to suit every customer at The Nail Bar,
Shop 36 Rolleston Square.
Industria
Another newcomer to Rolleston Square, Industria,
is sure to become a regular destination for Selwyn
shoppers looking for something different in designer
homewares, furniture, gifts, artworks and accessories.
This attractive and quirky store has a strong focus on
sustainable and ethical products, with the majority of
them designed and/or made in New Zealand. Owner
Janine Reese and her staff members Bronwyn and Mel
are all Rolleston residents and are enjoying meeting
customers from right across the Selwyn district.
The friendly team look forward to taking care of your
shopping requirements and also offer complimentary
gift wrapping - a specialty and a pleasure!

Your local
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THE WAREHOUSE
In the heart of Rolleston
with more than
30 speciality stores and
more exciting retailers
opening soon!
9Round
ANZ Portabank
ASB ATM
BNZ
Caci Clinic
Coffee Culture
Corianders
Couplands
Fascino Shoes
Hachi Hachi
Harcourt’s
helloworld
Hell Pizza
Highgate Hair
Industria
Lazeez Rolleston
The Nail Bar
Noel Leeming
Pita Pit
Plus Fitness
Postie
Ray White
Robert Harris
Rolleston Bakery
Rolleston Central Health
Rolleston Drycleaners
Rolleston Florist and Gifts
Rolleston Haircuts
Snap Fitness
Subway
Unichem
Viva La Moda
The Warehouse
Westpac
McCauley Street
To Countdown and Rolleston Square East
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10 couplands
11 toilets
12 hachi hachi
13 lazeez rolleston
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15 hell pizza
16 pita pit
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18 industria
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21 snap fitness
22 9 round
23 highgate hair
24 rolleston central health
25 unichem pharmacy
26 westpac
27 24/7 bank
28 coffee culture
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31 hello world
32 fascino shoes
33 asb - atm outlet
34 rolleston dry cleaners
35 rolleston florist & gifts
36 subway
37 harcourts
38 viva la moda
39 rolleston bakery
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42 coriander’s
43 toilets
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45 postie
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Week commencing WeDneSDAY, 4th JULY 2018
Kicking Lifestyle Goals
This 4364sqm lifestyle property will give your family
the space you require, within a short commute to the
city, and without the hefty price tag.
ENQUIRIES OVER $495,000
pggwre.co.nz/LEE28232
The four-bedroom, two-bathroom home has a spacious
open-plan kitchen and living with log burner.
The master bedroom has a large walk-in robe and en
suite. A fenced swimming pool offers a fantastic family
entertaining area and the front paddock provides a
great place for kids with the option of having animals.
There is also a sleepout, additional sheds and excellent
shelter.
So if you’d like to slot into affordable lifestyle living, get
in touch today.
Min Cookson
Contact:
Phone: 03 341 4301
Mobile: 027 249 5417
min.cookson@xtra.co.nz
64 Petticoat Lane, Doyleston
New sections in Wilfield,
West Melton
A wide range of new sections are now available at Wilfield. Pop in to our sales and
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to find out more. Contact us on 03 741 1340 or mail enquiries@yoursection.nz.

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the permanent material 3 bedroom home with 2 living
areas, 2 bathrooms, modern kitchen and internal access
double garage. 3 heating sources comprising of
logburner, heatpump and night store heater. Full range
of farm buildings with 5 bay hayshed, woolshed,
granary and 2 bay truck shed plus outdoor sheep and
cattle yards.
DEADLINE SALE
VIEW Sunday 8 Jul 12.00 - 12.30pm
DEADLINE SALE closes Wednesday 18th July, 2018 at
4.00pm, (unless sold prior)
Gareth Cox
Mobile 021 250 9714
Office 03 929 0306
gareth@pb.co.nz
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KIRWEE
2468 Old West Coast Road
A subtle blend of light, location, space and serenity
awaits the discerning purchaser with stunning options
for indoor/outdoor entertaining in this gorgeous 5.2 ha
lifestyle offering on the rural edge of Kirwee.
The 2.7m high stud in living, dining & all three
bedrooms accentuates spaciousness while combined
family room/dining & large kitchen spoils you for choice
when it comes to entertaining. With fully fenced
paddocks, water troughs, utility sheds, hen-house & 8
year old pine stand, the property really gives you that
feeling of country freedom surrounded by wide open
space.
VIEW Sunday 8 Jul 12.30 - 1.15pm
Amy Jones
Mobile 021 077 9945
amy.jones@pb.co.nz
$695,000
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Hastings McLeod Limited Licensed under the Real Estate Agents Act 2008 rolleston@pb.co.nz Office 03 929 0306
A WEE DARLING IN DARFIELD
SIMPLY STUNNING!
WEB ID DFU62590
DARFIELD
2 Longden Street
This comfortable, warm, 2 bedroom home sits on a 1/4
acre section with a single garage, ample of off street
parking and indoor outdoor living.
Renovated bathroom and separate toilet.Near new
carpets and vinyl throughout. The kitchen dining area
can be kept cosy in the winter with the pot belly stove
and has enough cupboard space to house all those
essentials. Opportunities like this are rare in the heart of
Darfield and priced below RV, you need to act now.
VIEW Sunday 8 Jul 2.30 - 3.00pm
Jannetta Thomas
Mobile 021 256 6295
Office 03 929 0306
jannetta@pb.co.nz
BUYERS $369,000+
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KIRWEE
4B St Andrews Lane
Quality kisses convenience in this stunning 267m2
4-bedroom (+study) home, with relaxed options for
entertaining and effortless living for the larger family.
• Gourmet class kitchen with walk in pantry
• Kitchen, dining, living & separate lounge
• Log-burner, heat-pump & heat transfer system
• Separate laundry & internal access double garage
Size, comfort and convenience in a quiet
cul-de-sac with school and domain in walking distance.
View By Appointment
Amy Jones
Mobile 021 077 9945
amy.jones@pb.co.nz
BUYERS $635,000+
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REAL ESTATE SPECIALISTS
64 Othello Drive, Rolleston
DEADLINE SALE
All offers to be presented by 5pm 19th July (unless sold prior)
Tranquil Haven in a Private Location!
Tucked away on a private rear 926m2 section in the ‘Hamlet’ subdivision is this four-bedroom brick beauty
that will steal the hearts of many, but can only be sold to one!
Central to everyday living is the open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area with an adjacent formal lounge
which interacts superbly with the open plan living area.
This well presented home adorned with a largely neutral colour scheme has four double bedrooms. The
master is a relaxing retreat and enjoys an ensuite, walk-in wardrobe and direct access out to the patio.
Don’t delay – make this your next home! Contact Mike now for further information & viewing times.
26 Charlbury Drive, Rolleston
ENquIRIES OvER $440,000
26 Doncaster Ave, Lincoln
By NEGOTIATION
Starting Out or Slowing Down?
Situated on an easy-care section in the thriving
Faringdon community is this neatly-presented
three-bedroom, two bathroom home, which is
a Golden Homes quality build, less than 2 years
old. The open plan living space and modern
kitchen allows for family interaction and effortless
entertaining. The easy-care and fully fenced
grounds provide the perfect setting for unwinding
outdoors.
With attractive and competitive pricing this
property will attract quick responses, so don’t
hesitate call Mike today for more information and a
time to view.
Modern Style with a
Family Focus!
Thoughtfully designed with comfort and modern
family living in mind, this spacious four-bedroom home
exudes contemporary style and is situated in a relaxed
community setting.
Four bedrooms are serviced by two bathrooms, one of
which is an ensuite off the master which also has the
luxury of a walk-in wardrobe.
Buyers seeking a quality home in a family orientated
setting on the outskirts of the city will gravitate towards
this home which is sure to attract significant interest.
Don’t delay, contact Mike now for more information.
Mike Goatley
027 249 5561
Stephen Ferguson
021 224 2000
Trevor McIvor
027 444 2814
Fraser Mackintosh
027 286 8161
Elyse Campbell
021 187 6217
Nicola Curtis
Administrator
Julz Sibbe
Administrator
68 Rolleston Drive, Rolleston
0800 645 346
www.oneagencyres.co.nz
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Brendan ‘Big Red’ Shefford
Business Owner
Steve Morgan
Business Owner
Leanne Morgan
Business Owner
Paul Clement
Business Development
Manager - Lincoln
Laura Mooney
Business Development
Assistant - Rolleston
Debbie Drewett
Property Manager
Emily Pyatt
Property Manager
Lucy Campbell
Property Management
Administrator
Andrea Wright
Inspections
Agent
FREE Rental Appraisal
Contact us today if you would like to arrange a
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Property Management
Paul: 027 522 8210
Laura: 027 456 1133
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Owner Relocating - Quick Sale Needed!
This beautiful home on Bavaria provides an excellent
option for those wanting space, quality finishings & a
well landscaped easy care setting.
Generous sized bedrooms, open plan living spaces and
an archgola for outdoor evening entertaining
Modern high spec'd kitchen inc stone bench, double
oven and quality tiled bathrooms.
Our owners have a property under contract and need
theirs sold to seal the deal ....... motivation is high!
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Rolleston 46 Bavaria Drive 600sqm A 4 B 2 C 2 D 2 I
For Sale
$580,000 DEADLINE SALE: all offers to be presented by
2pm 12th June 2018 (unless sold prior)
View Call Caine or Katie to arrange
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1932
Caine Hopcroft
Caine M 027 330 Hopcroft 1002 P 03 347 4711
Katie Harrison
M 027 330 1002
021 135 0887
P 03 347 4711
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Rolleston 78 Hungerford Drive 649m2 A 4 B 2 C 2 I 4 K
Family Living On Hungerford
• Stone bench tops & walk in pantry
• In-house laundry
• Backyard vehicle entry
• Large family/living areas
• High vendor motivation!
Call txt or email Caine to organise a private viewing or
for further information.
For Sale
Deadline Sale all offers to be presented by 2pm 9th July
2018
View Sunday 12 - 12.30pm or by appointment
Facebook: @HarcourtsRolleston
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1950
Caine Hopcroft
Caine Hopcroft
M 027 330 1002
027 330 1002 P 03 347 4711
P Four 03 Seasons 347 4711 Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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First Home Buyers/Investors
Break into the property market or add to your property
portfolio!
The owners need to free up some cash for their future
plans and are demanding a quick sale! The well kept
property features a large living room opening onto the
patio, 3 generous sized bedrooms, a sun room
previously used as a 4th bedroom, an additional study
room, large kitchen and dining room, large separate
double garage all sitting nicely on a 911m2 section.
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Hornby 92 Amyes Road 911sqm A 3 B 1 C 2 I 4 K
For Sale
$405,000
View by Appointment
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1922
Caine Hopcroft
Caine Hopcroft
M 027 330 1002
027 330 1002 P 03 347 4711
P 03 347 4711
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
SOLD
Lincoln 4 Bonecrusher Street
Unable to sell with two other real estate
companies over a 3 month period, I
presented the vendor 3 offers after 4 weeks.
Would you also like a success story for
your sale or purchase?
Don’t hesitate, call Caine on 0273301002.
Caine Hopcroft
M 027 330 1002
P 03 347 4711
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Rolleston 55a Moore Street 588sqm A 3 B 2 C 2 I
Brand New With Impeccable Style!
This brand new elegant and timeless home
combines a practical floor plan with attention to
detail to maximise functionality and lifestyle.
• Spacious open plan, living, dining, kitchen with
walk-in pantry. The three double bedrooms, are
complemented by a family bathroom, ensuite,
walk-in wardrobe.
• The well-appointed North facing living area
opens out onto the landscaped section and
outdoor entertaining area.
• The separate laundry and internal access
double garage complete the package.
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd | Licensed Agent REAA 2008
For Sale
View Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
2.00-2.30pm
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1945
Shona Robb
Shona M 027 229 Robb 3657
M P 03 027 347229 4711 3657 P 03 347 4711
shona.robb@harcourts.co.nz
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Prebbleton 8b Dewar Lane 830sqm A 3 B 2 C 2 I 3 K
Owners Have Purchased! Must Be Sold!
Nestled in a quiet lane, this post earthquake built
home is ideal for family living or those
downsizing.
• Open plan living, dining spaces with impressive
kitchen, walk- in pantry, 90cm oven and gas
hobs
• North facing plus log fire, heat pump and solar
panels for guaranteed warmth
• Excellenr indoor / outdoor flow to outdoor
entertaining areas, established gardens plus
space for a caravan or boat
For Sale
View Saturday and Sunday 1.00 -1.30pm
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1938
Shona Robb
Shona M 027 229 Robb 3657
M P 03 027 347229 4711 3657 P 03 347 4711
shona.robb@harcourts.co.nz
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
Your home for local property

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Sheffield 2184 Tramway Road 1955sqm A 3 B 2 C 2 I
Sadly Has To Go! Name Your Price
• Modern family home with ensuite, sun drenched living
and balcony to enjoy the mountain views. Extras
include internal laundry, logburner and heat transfer.
• Access to the Alps makes this an ideal leisure lovers
retreat. Skiing, boating, tramping or tranquility. The
choice is yours. Enjoy the rural lifestyle (pony/pet
paddock included)without the hard work of owning a
large block
Owners must sell, so call to view.
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Head For The Hills
Stunning post earthquake townhouse built in 2015, ideal
for the busy exec or those wanting access to the hills.
* Spacious open plan living areas, with bifold doors to
decked balcony area, sep office and plenty of storage
* Ensuited bedrooms each with private outdoor access
* Carpeted, internal access garaging with plenty of
offstreet parking.
After 15 years on this site, my vendors change in
circumstances requires a SOLD sign.
For Sale
Price by Negotiation
View by appointment
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1935
Katie Harrison
M
Katie
021 135
Harrison
0887
P M 03 021 347 135 4711 0887
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Huntsbury 12c Huntsbury Avenue 2 B 2 C 2 I 4 K
For Sale
View Sunday 1:45-2:15pm
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1937
Katie Harrison
M
Katie
021 135
Harrison
0887
P M 03 021 347 135 4711 0887
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
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Executive Home In Top Location
A seldom found opportunity to secure this
stunningly designed new build down a private
lane within walking distance to Rolleston
Square, The Christian school, Rolleston College
plus zoned for Clearview primary school.
This is not your everyday cookie cutter house but
something exceptional with added value.
Study area, tiled splash back, twin ovens, tiled
showers and plenty of room to enhance parking
space for the boys toys.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUILD SO ACT NOW!
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Rolleston 670 Springston Rolleston Road 651sqm A 4 B 2 C 3 F 1 H 2 I
For Sale
View Thursday/Saturday/Sunday 1:30-2:30
or by appointment
www.harcourts.co.nz/RL1940
Mary Westwood
Mary Westwood
021 557 731 P 03 347 4711
M 021 557 731
mary.westwood@harcourts.co.nz
Rachael Haslam
M 027 515 5154968
4968
rachael.haslam@harcourts.co.nz
Four Seasons Realty 2017 Ltd Licensed Agent REAA 2008
A huge thank you Harcourts for your generous $5,000 donation to
Good Night Sleep Tight.
These funds will truly make a difference in the life and wellbeing of
children in our community, we believe a child who is warm and
sleeps well will go on to learn well and thrive.
Once again our most sincere thanks and please be assured your
generous donation is truly making a difference to those most
vulnerable in our community.
Anna Arps
Good Night Sleep Tight Charitable Trust
Do you know of any local organisations in need of funding?
Our Harcourts Foundation provides grants to community based organisations which need
funding for projects and initiatives designed to benefit as many people as possible.
For more information or to apply: http://harcourtsfoundation.org/apply
Harcourts
Foundation
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Your home for local property

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Building blocks
to a new home
As Cantabrians continue to move forward, when building
a new home, here’s a reminder to pay attention to some of
the fine details...
Anyone intending to build a new home
should have the builder’s contract
checked out by an experienced lawyer.
A payment schedule can also
minimise financial risks. Issues that
you may have to deal with include:
the deposit, guarantees and warranties
If you want to compare building
companies, it’s important to get down
to finer details such as how many
power points there are per room, the
type of windows you are having or
which paint finishes are included.
Questions to ask
builders include:
• Do you have a completion guarantee
and how does it work?
• Is there a loss of deposit
guarantee?
• Is the company a
Registered Master Builder
and does it use thirdparty
written guarantees?
• What is the schedule for
payments?
• How are the deposit and
progress payments
administered?
• Are they held in a solicitor’s trust
fund?
• Will the master franchisor complete
the build if the franchisee goes out
of business
• What are the exact specs?
• Are the prices fixed?
• What is excluded from the build?
• Are there any restrictions on
driveways or any other connections?
• Can you speak with clients who
have just completed a build?
Do your homework before you decide
on a building company and you will
have a less stressful time once the
building process starts.

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Your guide to Show Homes & New Sections
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Peter Ray Homes
The Statham is a stunning three
bedroom home, one of at least 40
designs brought to you by Peter Ray
Homes.
Peter Ray Homes has been building
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Roomy and well-appointed, it is ideal
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The master bedroom receives lots
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As with all Peter Ray Homes
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[Edition datE] 1
Should I buy an apartment?
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Apartments are springing up
everywhere. In the year ended March 31,
building consents for new apartments
rose nearly 28 per cent. The majority
of first home buyers may still prefer
houses (research by CoreLogic earlier
this year found that about 10 per cent of
apartments were sold to people buying
their first home), this number may rise as
the housing landscape changes.
Buying an apartment or townhouse
can be an affordable way to live close to a
city centre or other popular areas where
standalone houses can be expensive.
Recent research by the Real Estate
Institute of New Zealand (REINZ)
found that apartments presented a more
economical option if you want to live in
sought-after areas like Parnell or Epsom
in Auckland, or Mount Victoria and
Thorndon in Wellington.
Apartments may seem like a lowmaintenance
choice – no exterior walls to
paint or lawns to mow – but they come
with their own particular set of issues to
consider. In most cases, apartments are
held in unit title ownership. This means
you own the apartment or unit and any
‘accessory units’, like garages, car parks,
private courtyards and storage areas
contained in the record of title. Don’t
assume that a car park is included unless
it is specifically included – if there is one
it may have a separate title and need to
be purchased separately. You also own
an undivided share of the ownership of
the common property (eg lifts, laundries,
lobby areas, driveways and gardens).
Becoming a unit title holder means
you automatically become a member of
the body corporate, which consists of all
the unit owners acting as a group. The
body corporate handles the management
and upkeep of the building and property,
in return for all the members paying
annual fees. These fees will probably
include budgeted costs like insurance and
management expenses, contributing to
a long-term maintenance fund (LTMF)
and any services the body corporate
arranges for its members (such as rubbish
collection and cleaning communal areas).
Body corporate costs that have not been
included in the budget are also payable
by the unit owners, usually by way of a
special levy.
We strongly recommend asking a
lawyer to help you understand the body
corporate rules which set out your
obligations and what you can or cannot
do with your apartment.
When you are looking at properties, ask
the real estate agent to give you copies of
the long-term maintenance plan (LTMP)
and the building fund, along with copies
of the body corporate meeting minutes
from the past 12 months to understand
the key issues and concerns. For example,
is there enough money to pay to upgrade
the lifts or repaint the complex? These
can cost from tens to hundreds of
thousands of dollars. Ask too about the
building’s contingency plan, as there may
be additional costs in addition to the
building levies.
Check that all the owners’ levies are up
to date and that the accounts are audited.
Read the details of the insurance policy.
Is the body corporate involved in any
proceedings against a third party, and are
there any weather-tightness issues with
the building? Check if an apartment or
townhouse comes with a parking spot, or
whether you will need to purchase this on
a separate title.
Body corporate rules are also likely to
specify how an apartment is used and
who can live in it, which may have an
impact on any future plans you have for
the apartment. Some body corporate rules
extend to visitors to the property, such as
the hours they can be on site and where
they can park.
While many apartment complexes
develop into tightly-knit communities,
living so close to others is not for
everyone. Consider the amount of sound
proofing the apartment has and find out
what sort of people live there. If you play
the drums in a thrash metal band on the
weekends, a complex filled with retirees
may not be the best choice.
For independent advice on buying or
selling property, check out settled.govt.
nz.

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[Edition datE] 1
Making the most of
show home viewing
Looking through show homes is a great way to get ideas for
features and fittings to put into a new home. It can also be helpful
for getting a spatial feel for other aspects of a house design.
Before heading out for a day’s
viewing, conduct an internet search.
identify the locations of show home
villages and the types and sizes of the
various building company’s homes on
display, noting down the square metre
size of each home.
if wanting a high end, architectural
design, focus on the larger homes that
have desirable design features. if at the
entry or middle level of the market,
earmark homes that fit this taking in
other show homes for extra ideas.
allow sufficient time when visiting each
show home, asking for a floor plan that
has room sizes before walking through.
Check also the floor to ceiling height
of the rooms and consider how this feels
and whether you prefer a cosier feel with
the standard ceiling eight of 2.4 metres or
more spaciousness created with a higher
stud or exposed ceiling beams.
if doors and windows are taller than
normal, weigh their effect in creating
a more luxurious and spacious feel,
against potential inconvenience for small
children, cleaning and maintenance.
on entering each room, take account of
how much furniture is in each room and
whether there is sufficient space for the
furniture you will have in the room and
the size needed in a walk-in robe. Look
too, at storage capacity throughout the
home and whether this is adequate.
in the living areas, consider whether a
lounge separated from the family living
room or a true open plan kitchen, dining,
living/lounge area is preferable, and
compare internal kitchens with those that
have natural light.
Look too at the layout of
the kitchen: whether to have
an island sink or breakfast
bar where a newspaper can
be read, and children can
sit and draw or complete
homework; the positioning
of appliances; and how
important having a pantry is.
for the little rooms, equate
space and features desired
with that needed, especially
if the budget needs to be
sharp. it might be nice to
have a large walk-in shower
with double shower heads
but is this just fanciful and
will the extra cleaning annoy you long
term. a laundry in the garage is also more
economical though a separate laundry
may be handier.
Bring the garage size into the equation
also. as these vary considerably, assess
the actual measurements of each garage
viewed comparing this with the space
needed for your motor vehicles and other
items to be stored there. if a good number
of toys will be housed there, it may be
sensible to increase the size of this area of
the home.
By imagining what you need, want and
will have in your new home, you will be in
a better position to confidently choose a
design that works for you.
D C

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Ray White Rolleston
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Ray White Rolleston
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Ray White Lincoln
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30 Payne Court, Lincoln
Ray White Rolleston
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36 McLenaghan Road, Rolleston
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For full details of all
Open Homes, please
contact the Real Estate
companies
RAY WHITE
ROLLESTON 03 347 9988
www.rwrolleston.co.nz
WEST MELTON 03 347 9933
www.rwwestmelton.co.nz
LINCOLN 03 325 7299
www.rwlincoln.co.nz
FARMLANDS www.farmlands.co.nz
FARMLANDS LINCOLN 03 325 2889
FARMLANDS LEESTON 03 324 3189
FARMLANDS DARFIELD 03 317 9070
HARCOURTS
www.fourseasons.harcourts.co.nz
HARCOURTS HORNBY 03 349 9919
HARCOURTS ROLLESTON 03 347 4711
MATSON & ALLAN
www.marealestate.co.nz
ROLLESTON 03 347 9949
DARFIELD 03 318 8204
LEESTON 03 324 3704
MIKE PERO ROLLESTON
03 347 1111, www.mikepero.com
PGG WRIGHTSON
CANTERBURY
03 318 7850, www.pggwre.co.nz
PROPERTY BROKERS
ROLLESTON
www.propertybrokers.co.nz
ROLLESTON 03 929 0306

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