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Urns back where they belong
Police return
stolen items
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COPPER COP: Retired nurse
Jill Walker and Detective
Karen Simmons were all
smiles as the urns were
handed back.
PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER
• By Anan Zaki
A WOOLSTON widow has been
reunited with her much-loved
copper urns.
Police returned the urns
to retired nurse Jill Walker
on Thursday after they were
recovered from a house in St
Martins.
The urns were stolen from
Mrs Walker’s home in June. A
29-year-old-man and a 44-yearold
woman have been charged
with burglary and receiving
stolen property.
Mrs Walker made a plea in
Pegasus Post last month for
the return of the “precious”
urns which belonged to her
late husband of 43 years Barry
Walker.
She was delighted the items
had been found and returned to
her. “It’s just wonderful news,”
Mrs Walker said.
The copper urns were one
of the few memories left of her
husband who passed away nine
years ago.
She thanked everyone who sent
in messages of support after her
appeal for help.
“I’m sure the newspaper article
helped. When a lot of people
know about it, it makes it hard to
get rid of it doesn’t it?”
Mrs Walker was grateful for
the work of the Phillipstown
Neighbourhood Policing Team.
She admitted “fearing the
worst” when the urns were stolen,
believing they may have been
melted down for their copper.
Mrs Walker now plans to plant
two camellias called ‘donation’
in the urns because her husband
was an organ donor.
“Once they are full of dirt they
will be much harder [to steal].”
She will now make sure her
courtyard gates are always locked
and plans to install security
cameras. The urns were part of a
$100,000 antique haul seized in
a police sting on Aynsley Tce, St
Martins, two weeks ago.
Mrs Walker said she was
surprised they were found so
close to Woolston.
The two alleged offenders
entered no plea in the district
court last week and will appear
again on September 11.
Other items recovered include
outdoor ornamental pots, statues,
street lamps, iron gates and other
antiques, police said.
Detective Karen Simmons said
the alleged burglars targeted
antiques, and the items were
taken from around Beckenham,
Opawa, Somerfield and
Woolston.
Said Detective Simmons:
“To be able to return the urns
to the victim and her family is
absolutely wonderful.”
“We do still have a number of
items that we haven’t identified
an owner for, and we’d obviously
like to get these back where they
belong.”
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from the editor’s desk
NOW THAT’S a great story on the front
page today - and a terrific photo too.
Two urns that belonged to Jill Walker’s
late husband Barry were stolen a couple of
months ago.
The chance of them being found was
remote. Understandably, Jill was fairly upset as her husband
adored them. They had major sentimental value.
But never underestimate the police and during an operation
they were found alongside other stolen antiques and property.
We had published an article the theft at the time in the hope
someone might find and return them.
But behind the scenes police were beavering away on the case.
The police played ball with us last week and agreed to be photographed
at the hand over.
A good result all round.
- Barry Clarke
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Lease granted for sports centre
COMING SOON: Eastern Community Sport and Recreation Inc has secured its lease to part of
Rāwhiti Domain. ​
• By Matt Salmons
THE LEASE is secured, now
onto consents and funding say
Eastern Community Sports and
Recreation Inc organisers.
Plans for a $2.2 million sports
facility in New Brighton started
coming to fruition last week
when the group’s lease of two
spaces in Rāwhiti Domain totalling
4325m 2 was granted.
A recommendation had been
sent to the Burwood-Coastal
Community Board from a hearings
panel, giving the board the
authority to grant the lease at its
meeting last week.
The area leased included the
tennis and netball courts, which
the group planned to relay and
cover with a Canadian built $1.3
million kit-set canopy. The first
of its kind in New Zealand.
Group chairman Peter Burley
said the focus now would shift
to resource and building consents
and applying for Lotteries
Commission funding. He said
the group still planned on work
beginning early next year.
“We’re quite excited about
the next step. It’s a recreational
reserve and it means we can go
in there and increase the utilisation
of it.”
The majority of public submissions
during consultation in May
were in support of the idea, only
seven out of 62 being against.
Five submissions supported the
idea but expressed concern about
reduced public access to the tennis
courts.
Mr Burley said that while it
would have a small impact in the
availability for casual users, it
would significantly increase and
improve the use of the area for its
intended purpose.
“It’s the way of the future really.
What it loses in occasional use
by residents, it gains in giving
them a much higher experience,”
Mr Burley said.
The group planned for the
court outside the canopy to be
available as much as possible
for general use. Only using it
if trainings or tournaments attracted
too many people.
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attended a fire on Marshland Rd.
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Top award for school
• By Georgia O’Connor-
Harding
CHISNALLWOOD
Intermediate’s talented
jazz band has won another
top award after competing
against some of the
country’s best high school
bands.
The band, which is
made up of pupils aged
11 to 13, was awarded a
gold certificate in the big
band category for the Ara
Institute of Canterbury’s
JazzQuest competition.
The school was competing
against 12 other high
school big bands.
To win a gold certificate
the band needed to be
graded between 85 to 100
per cent and were judged
on intonation, balance,
presentation, tightness in
musical phrasing, repertoire
and improvisation.
Music programme coordinator
Judith Bell said it
was amazing for the pupils
to meet the gold standard
criteria at an intermediate
age.
The band performed a
varied repertoire of seven
songs including Neal Hefti’s
Splanky, Louis Prima’s
Sing Sing Sing and Billie
Jean by Michael Jackson.
Pupil William Kao performed
an original song
titled Never Enough Brass.
William has been playing
trombone for a year and a
half. He also plays piano,
the Irish bodhran drum
and cello.
Since 2008 the band has
won several awards at Jazzquest
– four bronze, nine
silver, four gold and one
“best combo” award.
It has already taken part
in several music competitions
this year including
the Steampunk NZ
Festival in Oamaru and
the New Zealand School of
Music Annual Jazz Festival
in Wellington.
SUCCESS: The Chisnallwood Intermediate jazz
band was awarded a gold certificate in the big
band category for the Ara Institute of Canterbury’s
JazzQuest competition.
The band is planning to
take part in the Christchurch
Big Band Festival in
October and have been
invited to perform at music
in the summer air festival
youth summer music camp
in Shanghai next year.
It is also planning to perform
at the Christchurch
Santa Parade and to record
an album at the end of the
year.
“The band is vibrant.
They look and sound like
they enjoy themselves, and
they enjoy rising to challenges
and achieving great
levels of playing,” Ms Bell
said.
Ms Bell said the band
has been performing for
more than 19 years after an
international student from
Thailand asked if he could
join.
“I thought well I have
got nothing to lose and it
just grew from there,” she
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Readers respond to the
Pegasus Post article on
city councillors David East
and Glenn Livingstone
pledging to help keep the
New Brighton Guy Fawkes
fireworks event at the pier
Karen Hibberd – Ban all
fireworks.
Taina Kahutia Tawhitopou
Connell – Ban it.
Amanda White – Stay!
They can’t do the big bangers in
the city and Brighton has lost
enough.
Heather Knox – Get rid of
it and replace with a Matariki or
Parihaka event, more relevant to
New Zealand.
Ryan Nield – I think the
current council needs to go.
Sam Stoner – Keep it. It’s
one of the few events we have in
Christchurch.
Christine Weston – Keep it
in Brighton.
We said:
Eighteen families in
Shirley have received free
firewood as a result of a
large community effort
You said:
Ryan Baker – Brilliant idea
of city council and Environment
Canterbury to try and push people
into heat pumps and electric
heating. Fastest way to cripple
vulnerable people’s health and
financial security.
Brian Tones – I wish they
would do more for pensioners, as
most of our power bills in winter
get up around the $400 a month
mark.
Stef Fagan – I’m really
confused. A big load if firewood
costs way less than $700 and
would last longer than a month.
I’m not saying they don’t struggle
but it seems they attack it
from the wrong end?
Traci Leigh – This is
great. But loads of families in
Christchurch don’t have a fire as
we’re not allowed them. Where
is the help for them?
Karen Drummond – Great
to know families won’t be going
cold.
Stephan Lance Gardiner
– Power is what you want it to
be.
Board gets help
to understand
flooding issues
• By Sarla Donovan
THE Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
has requested an “outside
support person” to
help it understand
Higher Flood Hazard
Management Areas
and Restricted Unit
Overlays.
Christchurch
Coastal Residents
United deputy
chairman Warwick
Schaffer attended a
public-excluded city
council seminar about the topics
last week after the city council
agreed to the request.
The outside adviser was to
help the board “interpret the
information and ask questions,”
said member Darrell Latham.
He said there were
“incongruities” in city council
policy related to HFHMA which
had serious implications for
residents.
“We need clarification and
answers now,” Dr Latham said.
Darrell Latham
The Coastal-Burwood
Community Board was also at
the seminar.
CCRU is a group made up of
coastal residents and experts
who have recently flagged
concerns about how 1486
sites in a Restricted Unit
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HMA are being treated
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Without the discretionary
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Dr Latham said the seminar
was for information sharing
rather than decision-making
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Pupils haul in accolades at Bandquest
• By Matt Salmons
PUPILS FROM schools in
the Pegasus Post area have
claimed a number of titles
at the Canterbury Rockshop
Bandquest, with Chisnallwood
Intermediate hauling in the
awards.
Bandquest is a national music
contest for intermediate and
primary pupils to compete in
bands of three to 10 members.
Each band plays a short set of
covers or originals with a focus
on performance skills.
Last week, 46 bands competed
at St Margaret’s College over
three nights. Rāwhiti School’s
Molly Seal won the rock-solid
bassist award and Waitakiri
Primary School’s Minori Naoi
took out best keyboardist on the
first night.
On night two, South New
Brighton School band Beach
Break secured two awards, best
original song and the rocking
drummer award to Braithan
Bailey.
Chisnallwood Intermediate
dominated the final night,
with four of the school’s bands
receiving awards.
Jandal Smack took out first
place and a killer guitarist
award for Jacob Carey. Heinrich
Muller won best vocalist with
Chisnallwood’s TCP while
Ricochet won best original song.
The Radio Wreckers’ Hiromu
Crosado took home best
keyboardist and Niko Tudor-
Oakley the rocking drummer
award.
WINNERS: Chisnallwood Intermediate’s Jandal Smack at
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Haeata girls art heads to Hagley
Two Haeata
students have won
the Re:ACTIVATE
competition, with a 6m
korowai they designed is
set to be built in Hagley
Park. Julia Evans reports
A 6M steel korowai, stop-go
signs and a sculpture that breaks
if one piece is removed.
The designers of these three
works are about to become fully
fledged artists,
with their work
on display in
Hagley Park –
and they’re all
under the age
of 18.
SCAPE Public
Kayla Folwell
Manaia
Mahuika
Davis
Art announced
the winners of
its Re:ACTIVE
competition on
Friday after it
put out a call for
young artists’
designs.
A 6m tall
korowai, called
Kākahu, is a
Maori cloak
designed by year
10 and year 12
Haeata Community Campus
students and cousins
Kayla Folwell and Manaia
REFLECTION: Haeata Community Campus students Kayla Folwell and Manaia Mahuika Davis
asked for students to send them designs for their 6m korowai’s feathers.
Mahuika Davis.
The girls were inspired by a
cloak made of paper, which was
already on display at the school.
“We were just looking around
the school for inspiration. In
one of the classrooms, there’s a
korowai made of paper,” Manaia
said. But instead of designing the
feathers themselves, they decided
to enlist the help of schools from
around the city.
“We chose to do that so we
could collaborate with the different
students. Part of the brief was
about braided rivers, which join
HOLD: Christ’s
College student
Ollie Moginie’s work
(left) will break if one
piece is removed.
together,” she said.
Kayla and Manaia had 60
feather designs sent in from 10
different school around the city,
across all levels from early childhood
to high school.
Last week they were taken into
Hagley Park to see the space
where their korowai will be
installed.
“It was really cool,” they said.
Also chosen was Changing
Pathways by nine-year-old
Thorrington School pupil, Katie
Temple, and Our Stories Make
Us, designed by Christ’s College
year 11 student Ollie Moginie.
Katie’s sculpture was inspired
by visits to her grandparents at
Lake Coleridge.
“The Rakaia River is always
in a different place, height, or
speed. It’s like it’s alive and has
a choice of where it’s going,
its amazing. We have a choice
everyday to do the right thing, or
not to, and that is what my signs
are all about.”
Ollie said his sculpture represents
the importance of conservation
of the environment.
“Together all these sticks (the
parts of our environment) are
from one beautiful sculpture
(representing New Zealand).
This sculpture is held together
by each stick and if we let one of
them go (let our rivers get polluted)
then the whole sculpture
will fall apart, and it will just be
on flat pile of sticks,” Ollie said.
Katie, Kayla, Manaia and
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be created and displayed in
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From the field to the stage
SPORTS
• By Matt Salmons
HAEATA’S Peni Junior Iva is
gearing up for two national
competitions in Auckland next
month – one on the sports field
and another on stage.
As if beginning each weekday
with an hour long bus trip to
Haeata Community Campus
from his home in Halswell
was not busy enough, the year
13 student splits his free time
between his passions- club and
school rugby league games,
youth group, band rehearsals
and training.
“It’s a bit of a struggle every
morning [to travel to Haeata] .
. . but just with how the school
goes, it fits in well with how I
am,” he said.
PJ said he started playing
rugby union when he was 13, but
switched to league as it was “just
much more chill and fun.”
He said it also keeps fitness
levels high.
In early September, he will
play for Haeata at the secondary
schools national rugby league
development tournament in
Auckland. Last year Haeata went
all the way to the televised final,
but was beaten by Auckland’s
Marcellin College.
“It’s such a fun tournament,
MULTI-TALENTED: Halswell’s Peni Junior Iva, 18, is a young man of many talents, both on the
sports field and live on stage.
playing alongside amazing
players and learning off them.
“We’re hoping to get ourselves
[in the final] again this year and
take it out. We’ve got a lot of
juniors stepping up, so it’s cool
for them,” he said.
PJ is used to the responsibility
of setting a positive example to
younger peers both on and off
the field.
On Fridays he volunteers as a
youth leader at Fusion Youth and
leads the group’s band alongside
his sister, Nesa.
He started learning the guitar
when he was nine and PJ is now
able to play a range of instruments
including the bass guitar,
drums and piano
“I try to learn as much as possible.
For the youth bands for example,
people come in and want
to learn and I’m able to teach
them any instrument,” he said.
PJ’s drumming ability helped
get Haeata band Proud Brown
to the Rockquest Tangata Beats
final in Auckland last year
and win the best vocals award.
This year, his duo PJ and Evile
came second in the Canterbury
Rockquest finals and first in the
region’s Tangata Beats final.
The win entered the duo into
the Tangata Beats national finals
- part of the Rockquest finals
held in Auckland on September
22.
“I’m definitely looking forward
to that ... just the whole atmosphere.”
For his future, PJ said he would
study at Ara Institute of Music
Arts with an aim to eventually
qualify as a music teacher.
“My dream is to travel the
world playing music, but if that
doesn’t work out, coming back
as a music teacher. You’re still
working with kids and I’d still
get to do what I love either way.”
Jackson swims to
six Canterbury records
• By Jacob Page
WAITIKIRI PRIMARY School
swimmer Jackson Close has
broken six Canterbury agegroup
swimming records.
The 10-year-old who swims for
Jasi Swim Club, was presented
with his certificates last week.
Jackson, who is the youngest
of eight siblings, broke records
in the 50m, 100m and 200m
freestyle as well as the 100m and
200m individual medley and the
100m butterfly at the Wharenui,
Timaru and Ashburton swim
meets.
Jackson said he first
remembered swimming when he
was five-years-old.
He started racing two years
ago.
He said he enjoyed both
racing and winning and said his
favourite stroke was butterfly.
Jackson has recently moved
to the Jasi Swim Club ‘A’ squad
becoming its youngest member.
“It’s quite scary but exciting,”
he said. “They give me advice.”
His coach, Reuben Lim, said
he is a dedicated athlete for his
age.
“He’s very motivated to well
and picks things up quickly,” he
said. “Being the youngest child
and having brothers and sisters
who swam at his age means he’s
quite well prepared.
“Whenever I give him a new
drill to lean he manages it
quickly and when we discuss
time for his races he’s very
aware of what he’d like to
achieve which is amazing for
someone so young,” he said.
Jackson said his next meet
would be in early September
when he competes in the North
Canterbury championships in
Rangiora.
“I want to work on some of my
other strokes,” Jackson said.
“Not just my good ones.”
TALENTED: Waitikiri Primary School swimmer Jackson Close,
10, with coach Reuben Lim after being presented with his six
Canterbury record certificates.
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Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
-
The
Principal’s
Desk
Mairehau high School continues as a solid, viable
co-educational school in the east of christchurch.
We are working with other schools, clusters, and
community sector groups to develop a plan
which will enhance the provision of education
for all students in christchurch. all schools
Harry romana, Principal
want students to access quality education outcomes, to access quality teaching, and quality
learning. i wish to share with you an insight into the future of education by providing our
community with progress on ‘Modern learning Practices’ and collaboration. Mairehau high
School continues to build and strengthen our relationship with christchurch east Schools and
early childhood centres, through our involvement with the ‘Te ara Tūhura cluster.’
We feel we are in a strong position to offer students opportunities which will enable them
to become decent, worthwhile citizens of the world, people who will contribute to their
communities. Students who pass through our school gates, learn in our classrooms, and access
technology through our wireless internet provision will be well set in the future.
i trust you can pass on to your friends and family, the opportunities that a co-education school
such as Mairehau high School can provide for christchurch east.
Towards 2019
Mairehau high School is committed to innovation by focusing on strategies which improve
learning outcomes for all students. Mairehau high School is now planning for 2019 and
beyond with continued roll growth and a recent addition of a new Year 9 class.
For several years we have implemented in our junior school modern learning practices, a
programme to enhance independent learning, balanced with good old traditional teaching
approaches. There are more sharing and collaborative practices between learning areas and
stronger links with the use of BYoD devices in the classroom. These modern learning strategies
engage and improve outcomes for all learners. learning Teams are embedding crosscurricular
teaching and learning programmes in the classroom.
NCEA
our new government is providing opportunities for students, staff and community to
‘have their Say’ as the review of our Ncea qualifications are currently underway. Ncea was
introduced into secondary schools over 15 years ago and is an internationally recognised
and respected qualification. This year we have a powerful opportunity to explore ways to
strengthen it to meet its full potential. The government is reviewing Ncea as part of the wider
national education conversation/Kōrero Mātauranga. i believe this review is important and
timely, and i want to make sure we are able to encourage as many people in our community as
possible to feedback on it.
i am currently writing a submission to the government on potentially providing a cultural lens
option across our qualifications. in my view New Zealand as a nation is beginning to grow
up, as a small nation in a global environment, we tend to punch above our weight. We have a
strong connection to the Black jersey, silver fern, haka, and Māori icons. Perhaps it is now time
to have a mandatory cultural component as a requirement of our school qualification. ‘have
your say at http.conversation.education.govt.nz”
Christchurch East Schools - Te Ara Tūhura
Mairehau high School is still committed to the vision with other christchurch east Schools
based on the premise of sharing, collaboration and working together to enable every student
in the east to be provided with opportunities to curriculum delivery and curriculum access.
Many of these schools are accessing the learn, create and Share practices being implemented
by successful ManaiaKalani School throughout New Zealand.
i am confident in ensuring a quality education system for all students who live in the east.
Students will have a choice, opportunity and access to learning. i am confident in working
with other east christchurch Secondary schools on the future and quality of Teaching and
learning for our communities. i take this opportunity to acknowledge all of the Te ara
Tūhara christchurch east Schools/ early childhood centres for your continued support of our
community.
A time to enjoy
i wish to conclude by saying that as Principal i get much pleasure watching students enjoying
and having fun in their learning. We need to have the ability to laugh at ourselves and others,
and a time to enjoy the moment. i was so proud of the students who participated in the recent
Mairehau high School talent quest, Voices of canterbury choral Festival, School formal and our
School production. i look forward to the many other upcoming events.
Outdoor Education Programme
our outdoor education programme has been in full swing this term. our Year 11 oeD students
went to Bottle lake Forest and did some serious mountain biking, while our senior oeD students
had a 2 day tramp in oxford along
with a 3 day mountain biking camp
in hanmer Springs. our Senior oeD
students have 2 more camps this
term – one being sea kayaking in
Kaikoura with the other being a 3
day camp at craigieburn, where
they will participate in caving,
biking, tramping, snow caving, and
kayaking.
We recently had a school wide
snow day at Mt hutt. it was a
glorious day with fresh snow and
loads of sunshine. Some very tired
bodies (staff included) travelled
back to school after the big day
out.
Junior Boys’ Rugby
our junior boys’ rugby team played their semi-final match against ellesmere college. We lost 76-24
however the boys put up a great fight, scoring the first 2 tries in the first half and holding the lead
for a good portion of the game. our congratulations to ellesmere college. Their fitness got the best
of us in the end but it was a great way to end our season.
Mairehau High School, Hills Road, Christchurch P. 385 3145 F. 385 3143 admin@mairehau.school.nz www.mairehau.school.nz

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Mairehau
high School
Encouraging ExcEllEncE in our community
Senior Formal
Saturday august 11 was one day in our seniors’
social calendar they weren’t going to miss – our
School Formal which was held at addington
Show gate.
The venue was decorated by our student social
committee with the theme of ‘Starry Nights’.
it was a great night with many laughs, food,
great conversation and many very elegant
gowns and suits.
Tayla Prouting and chris curtis came away with
the ‘Best Dressed couple 2018’ title.
Ms Swanson (assistant Principal)
with Year 13 student Shannon adam
Best
Dressed
Couple
2018
Flexible Learning in Early Childcare
as part of our FlT (Flexible learning Time) with our junior students, students were given a project
to complete on 3 different topics – early childcare, hunting & Fishing or Wearable art. over 40
Year 9 and Year 10 students chose early childcare. each student was required to complete 4 hours
work experience at a local kindergarten or Preschool and then complete their project.
We had such wonderful feedback from the kindergartens on our students’ willingness to learn and
their attitude towards the young children and staff. Several kindergartens were sorry to see our
students leave but are looking forward to repeating the project again next year.
We would like to thank the following Kindergartens and Preschools for welcoming our students:
- Kidsfirst Mairehau
- Kidsfirst Macfarlane Park
- Kidsfirst North avon road
- edukids Prestons
Early Childcare - what we did
- Fundamentals Preschool
- Dudley creek Preschool
- annabel’s educare
- Bottle lake Preschool
- research about babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers
- First aid and safety
- Wrote a letter of application for Plunket babysitting course
- Two and three hour visits to eight different kindergartens, childcare centres and pre-schools
for hands on experience
- a full day Plunket babysitting course with a certificate upon completion
- Planned catering
- Viewed a documentary
- evaluated what we had learned, which was a lot!
Year 12 Darrell Suaesi Faamau with Mr MacDonald (Music) Tayla Prouting and chris curtis, Best Dressed couple 2018.
Students visited
eight different
kindergartens,
childcare centres
and pre-schools
for hands on
experience.
Music Tour 2018
This year our annual music tour visited Marshland School where we gave an hour long concert to a
large and enthusiastic audience.
in the afternoon we performed to another keen audience at amberley School, before staying the
night in hanmer Springs. We certainly enjoyed some down time in hanmer making the most of the
hot pools. our final concert was at Waiau School as we headed home.
Thank you to all our staff and students who performed so well and to our tech crew, Niko Smith,
Don MacDonald and Paul lucas. We couldn’t do it without you.
Students also
planned and
budgeted a shared
lunch and snacks -
chicken and salad
wraps, fruit and
biscuits!
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• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
A SECOND-HAND book shop
in New Brighton is helping raise
funds to support community
initiatives in Aranui and
Linwood.
The St Christopher’s Trust has
gifted the ownership of the
Barnabas Book Shop to the St
Ambrose Anglican Church in
Aranui and St Chad’s Linwood
Anglican Church.
The two churches now have the
opportunity to put all proceeds
from the book shop towards its
community work in the east side
of the city.
The ownership was handed
over due to the trust having book
shops in Papanui and Bishopdale
and it was too far for them to
travel to New Brighton.
Reverend Anne Russell-
Brighty said the trust has been
a long time supporter of the
churches and the food banks
they organise.
“They have gifted it to us
completely in recognition of the
thought the New Brighton people
have given to the book shop,”
she said.
Rev Russell -Brighty said the
proceeds will go to community
work in the east side of the city
including the churches’ breakfast
club, food bank, community
lunches and cafes.
The churches took over ownership
earlier this month.
“People are very excited to
discover it is still there. It is not
going anywhere, it is not closing
down. It is going to continue the
same,” Rev Russell- Brighty said.
All books are donated.
•For information on the book
shop go to the Barnabas
Book Shop Facebook
page. It is open Tuesday to
Saturday 10am to 4pm.
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Phen Day Dhargyey Ling (Tibetan)
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The Christchurch people have the wonderful opportunity to engage in Tibetan Buddhist
philosophy and tradition with the local resident spiritual ‘friend’, as he likes to be referred
as, Venerable Geshe Nyima Dorje (Geshe-la).
The Christchurch Centre was started due
to requests made to have a highly qualified
authentic Tibetan Buddhist teacher
residing in the city and carrying out weekly
teachings, meditation classes and retreats.
Fulfilling this request Geshe-la now teaches
every Tuesday night and Sunday morning.
• Geshe-la graduated from the largest
Tibetan Buddhist monastery in the
world, Sera Monastic University
in South India. His main teachers
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the late Venerable Khensur Urgyen
Tseten, Venerable Khensur Kangurwa
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experienced, having taught younger
monks in the monastery, in his home
region of Tibet and for 3 years in
the traditionally Tibetan-Buddhist
country of Mongolia. Having Geshela
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with age-old teachings.
• At the Centre Geshe-la’s classes focus
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disturbances. We know that as we can
see how easy it is to become angry and
how much effort is needed to remain
patient. Familiarisation is the key.
Also if we apply our understanding
to our own situation; we need to
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is fair to say others also want to be
loved. If we generate this to others
then we gain the benefits, as we then
receive love and compassion. ‘Others’
mean all beings, if we have this
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Grow your own food
The Canterbury
Horticultural Society’s
fruit and vegetable
growing meetings
start next week.
Each event will offer
an opportunity to
learn and discuss
techniques, buy seeds
and share stories
SPRING flowers
blossoming throughout the
city is a clear signal that it’s
time to get your vegetable
garden set up and ready to
go.
To help, the Canterbury
Horticultural Society has
set up a specialist fruit and
vegetable group focusing
on edible gardening.
Organisers said the
group would be an
invaluable way for new
gardeners to learn how
gardens were managed
in each season and about
techniques such as crop
rotation, composting, and
fertilising.
The first session will
focus on tips and tricks for
growing plants from seeds.
Experienced Christchurch
home gardener Phil Ducker
will give a demonstration
on how best to plant seeds.
The presentation by Mr
Fruit and vegetable circle
programme 2018/19
All sessions at the Deaf Society
rooms, 80 Fitzgerald Ave
•Growing From Seed –Tips and
Tricks: Presented by Phil Ducker,
followed by Peter Saunders’ Visual
Guide To Gardening Through The
Year – Part 1, August 29, 7.30pm.
•Planning A New Garden: Presented
by Canterbury Horticultural Society
president Alan Joliffe and followed
by Peter Saunders’ Visual Guide To
Gardening Through The Year – Part
2, September 26, 7.30pm.
•Vegetables – Improving Plant
Health: Presented by Jeff Humm,
followed by Peter Saunders’ Visual
Guide To Gardening Through The
Year – Part 3, October 31, 7.30pm
•Dinner, Table Design Using Fruit and
Vege: Presented by Elaine Alexander,
take food , plates and cutlery to
share. Followed by Peter Saunders’
GREEN THUMB: The manicured garden of
Christchurch’s Phil Ducker.
Ducker could provide
answers on where to
plant, how close to plant,
how deep to plant, which
companion plants did best
together, which were better
separate and which plants
could be directly sown in
the garden.
Canterbury Horticultural
Society programme coordinator
Michele Moore
said there was a lot to know
on the subject.
“As well there will be
recommendations on
where to get your seed and
which varieties do well here
in Canterbury. Each variety
has particular requirements,
so success depends
on getting these things
right,” she said.
It was important to share
that information down the
generations, Mrs Moore
said, so that it was not lost.
Each month, Peter Saunders
would present a segment
of his running commentary
A Visual Guide
To Gardening Through The
Year, focussing on what
he has been doing in his
garden. By following Mr
Saunders’ progress, it was
hoped other attendees
could gain some insights to
apply in their own gardens.
Meetings would be held
monthly at the Deaf Society
rooms, 80 Fitzgerald
Ave, with plants, books and
tools available for purchase
on site, as well as raffles
and refreshments.
Visual Guide To Gardening Through
The Year – Part 4, November 28,
6.30pm.
No meeting in December.
•Garden Party at Phil and Linda’s:
Decorate and wear a garden themed
hat. January 30, 4.30pm, confirm
location with Canterbury Horticultural
Society.
•Mahinga Kai: Learn to grow, gather
and use indigenous edible plants,
followed by Peter Saunders’ Visual
Guide To Gardening Through The
Year – Part 5, February 27, 7.30pm.
•Pip And Stone Fruits: Presented by
Richard Smith and followed by Peter
Saunders’ Visual Guide To Gardening
Through The Year – Part 6, March 27,
7.30pm.
•New Ways With Strawberries:
Presented by Jean Osborne.
Followed by Peter Saunders’ Visual
Guide To Gardening Through The
Year – Part 7, April 24, 7.30pm.

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by 5pm each Wednesday
JP Clinic at Shirley Library
Tuesday, 10am–1pm
A justice of the peace will
be available to members of
the community, to witness
signatures and documents,
certify document copies, hear
oaths, declarations, affidavits
or affirmations as well as sign
citizenship, sponsorship or rates
rebates applications. There is no
charge for this service.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō
Tuesday, 10.30–11am
Encourage learning through a
love for stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
This is a free session.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde and Shirley Library,
36 Marshland Rd
Babytimes/Wā Pēpi
Tuesday, 11.15 – 11.45am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an
interactive programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
This is a free session.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Scrabble Club
Tuesday, 1.30–2.30pm
Enjoy Scrabble? Go along to the
library for a friendly game or two
with other like-minded folk.
Parklands Library, 46
Queenspark Dr
Reading To Dogs
Tuesday, 3.30-4.30pm
A relaxed, non-threatening
atmosphere which encourages
children to practise their reading
skills and develop a love of
reading by sharing a story with a
furry friend.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Rocket Club
Wednesday, 3.30-4.30pm
Rocket Club is a weekly afterschool
programme which runs
during term time. All family are
welcome to join the club and
become involved in different
activities based on local and
current events in a fun learning
environment. Homework help is
available during this time. Free to
attend and no bookings required.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
CV Drop-In
Thursday, 10am–11.30am
A librarian will be on hand to
assist customers who are needing
help with their resume. You will
be offered guidance on creating,
Parklands Library Book Discussion Club: For those who love reading and want to share in discussion
with other friendly book lovers. Held on the first Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm. Places are
limited so phone 941 7923 to inquire about availability and cost.
updating, and editing your CV.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
Maker Space
Thursday, 3.30-4.40pm
Join in fun activities at Maker
Space sessions held weekly
during term time at Aranui
Library. There will be a variety of
activities and fun to be had for all
at the free sessions.
Aranui Library, 109 Aldershot
St
Cards Club
Friday, 1.30-3.30pm
The weekly card club is on
every Friday, go along and join
the fun. Free, no bookings
required.
Shirley Library, 36 Marshland
Rd
Barrier Free Computing
Saturday, 10am-noon
Barrier Free Computing
provided by Computer for
Special Needs Trust is an
organisation that offers assistance
with using computers for people
experiencing disability in a
friendly and supportive setting.
Tutors will be on hand to help
beginners as well as provide
assistance with emailing,
accessing the internet, playing
games, researching a homework
assignment, and literacy or
numeracy development. There
is also the opportunity for
socialising with others with
similar interets. Standard library
printing and copying costs apply.
The event is free.
New Brighton Library, 213
Marine Pde
New Brighton Seaside Market
Saturday, 10am-2pm
Held in the Brighton Mall
every Saturday, there will be
bakery, clothing, vegetables,
crafts of all kinds and food stalls,
face painting, entertainment,
just across the road from the
beach and the new children’s
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REAL ESTATE
Premium Purau Valley Property
33 Purau Port Levy Rd – 5.6 hectares
Price: $1,150,000
4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 large open plan living room/kitchen/dining room
| 2 car garage | 3 off-street parks | plus 2 bedroom cottage | Listing #7407
With spectacular views of Mt Evans and
Purau Bay this has to be one of the most
beautiful and sought after properties in
the picturesque Purau Valley. Peaceful and
private this modern energy efficient home
sits on a very usable elevated 5.6 hectare
site, a mixture of very well fenced flat
paddocks, mature trees, some fruit trees,
a meandering stream and a woodlot, so
firewood forever!
North facing, sheltered and enjoying
good sun and lovely views of Mt Evans
and Purau Bay. Constructed of Hebel and
block, this 11 year old home (approx) is
fully insulated, double glazed with solar
under-floor heating and a grunty woodburner
with a wetback. There are 4 double
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms including an en
suite and large open plan living opening
onto a North facing patio area to enjoy the
afternoon sun. There is also an internal
access double garage.
The land is fully fenced for stock to a high
standard is well irrigated and has excellent
and priceless water supplies including its
own spring making this versatile property
suitable for a diverse number of uses or
alternatively a great lifestyle property for a
family.
There is also a very tidy modern 2
bedroom cottage set well away from the
main house and also enjoying privacy and
lovely views, ideal as a homestay, Airbnb or
extended family but certainly some income
potential. Plenty of storage with a 3 or 4 bay
shed, easily converted for horses, mature
walnut trees and plenty of places to explore.
Seldom do properties like this come
to the market, here is the chance only 30
minutes’ drive from town to live the dream
and if you desire to be semi self-sufficient.
Local amenities are many and varied to
indulge in and in the pipeline is a cinema,
supermarket and additional shops, as well
as the development of Te Ana Marina
at Lyttelton stage 1 now complete. The
local school and Kidsfirst centre have an
excellent reputation and the zoned high
school is Cashmere.
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property contact Tim Dunningham of
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What’s On
Entertainment
LEGENDS
BEST OF
BRITISH
SHOW
THE music of Rod Stewart and Joe
Cocker feature in a shagadelic show at the
Hornby WMC this Saturday night.
Presented by Auckland based
entertainment company Stage 51, the
show stars John Crane as Rod Stewart and
Col Jones as Joe Cocker, MC’ed by none
other than Austin Powers (Gary Brown).
Gary Brown is well known for his
incredible impersonation and
performance skills. He has appeared in
stage shows, TV commercials, soap
operas, and even the occasional game
show. Gary has been shaking his mojo as
Austin Powers since 2000 and is the only
world wide individual authorised by
Warner Bros & New Line Cinema to
perform as Austin Powers. Most recently
he has been touring the country with the
Legends, Best of British Show.
Originally from Edinburgh, John
Crane has been performing as Rod
Stewart for the past 17 years. His act has
been well received globally earning him
the position as one of the top Rod Stewart
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impersonators in the world.
British born Col Jones as Joe Cocker
will transport you back to when the 70's
were cool with awless renditions of hits
including ‘e Letter’, ‘Feelin’ Alright’, ‘You
Are So Beautiful’, and ‘A Little Help From
My Friends’.
“What a show, danced all night, to the
music and some comedy, from ‘groovy
baby’ Austin Powers, was denitely ‘e
Best of British’! oroughly enjoyed our
night, especially John Crane! His voice is
amazing! Absolutely THE BEST
impression of Rod Stewart I’ve ever heard.
Brilliant! Can’t wait for the next Best of
British Show!” - Catherine C.
Legends, Best of British featuring
Austin Powers, Rod Stewart and Joe
Cocker takes place at the Hornby WMC
this Saturday. 8pm start. Tickets to
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sale now at the Club office, 17 Carmen
Rd, phone 03 349 9026. Members, guests
& affiliates all welcome.
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