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Urns back where they belong
Police return
stolen items
to widower
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
Southern View 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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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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Linwood North kaumatua dies
• By Sophie Cornish
A MAORI elder and prominent
member of the Linwood North
School community has passed
away after a battle with cancer.
Principal Sandra Smith said
Peter Mason was “down to
earth” with a “wicked sense of
humour.”
Mr Mason passed away
“peacefully” at his home at the
age of 75 last week.
He was the school’s kaumātua,
or elder, and a “great friend” of
the school, said Ms Smith.
“He has provided us all
with genuine, wise, cultural
supervision and guidance
over the years. We loved his
child-friendly advice around
tikanga, his sense of humour
and his wisdom around the
implementation of appropriate
school pōwhiri protocol,” she
said.
Tikanga, a Maori concept
with a wide range of meanings
including, culture, custom and
etiquette, generally refers to the
‘Maori way of doing things.’
Recently, he officiated the
school’s 110th anniversary
and the new hall’s opening
celebrations.
“Our favourite memory of
REMEMBERED: Prominent Linwood North School member
and Maori elder Peter Mason has passed away.
Koro Pete will be him happily
singing and dancing his way
down the hall to Poi E at the end
of our dress rehearsal for the
celebrations,” said Ms Smith.
In spite of being unwell, Ms
Smith said he “soldiered on.”
“Koro Pete was a man small
in stature, but great in mana
and dignity. In his later years
he gave so much of his cultural
knowledge and advice to many
organisations and trusts,” she
said.
He became the school’s
kaumātua following the closure
of Richmond School in 2013,
where he had served on the
board of trustees.
Previously, he was a Maori
adviser for the Department of
Labour from 1987 to 1992.
He also had the title of
facilitator at Connections Nga
Kete E Rua Ltd, a company
directed by himself and his wife,
Linley.
It provides networking and
liaison services for communities
and individuals in tikanga and
bi-cultural practices.
Ms Smith said Mr Mason will
always be remembered for his
“beautiful story-telling” to pupils
and by his whakataukī, a Maori
proverb.
“What is the most important
thing in the world? It is the
children, it is the children, it is the
children.”
“He aha te mea nui o te Ao?
He tamriki, he tamariki, he
tamariki.”
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Funding
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• By Matt Salmons
CONSTRUCTION of a
replacement set of beachaccess
steps on Beachville Rd,
Redcliffs, is set to begin within
two months after a two-year
search for funding.
The Linwood-Heathcote-
Central Community Board
approved the new steps at the
eastern end of the road, near
the Main Rd intersection, with
discretionary funding at their
meeting last week.
Their construction would
allow access to a small area of
beach, a popular play area for
children and for launching
kayaks. Steps there had been
damaged in the 2010/2011
earthquakes and then removed
as part of the Eastern Seawall
works. Replacement steps had
been designed by SCIRT in
2016, but were not included in
the final seawall plans.
The decision delighted
Redcliffs Residents Association
chairwoman Pat McIntosh.
Installation of the precast
steps was estimated to begin in
six to seven weeks.
Lease granted for sports centre
• By Matt Salmons
COMING SOON: Eastern Community Sport and Recreation Inc has secured its lease to part of
Rāwhiti Domain. ​
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.
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available as much as possible
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Innovative students turn
your photos into 3D
• By Sarla Donovan
A GROUP of
entrepreneurial year
12 students at Linwood
College have come up with
a novel way to see yourself
or anything you can take a
photo of in 3D.
Michael Venter, Toby
Bell-Ramsay and Nathan
Cummings have devised
a new picture viewing
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Michael reckons is revolutionary.
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The three are
competing in the
Young Enterprise
Scheme, a national
project in
which students set
up and run a real
business.
Their business is named
Mike & Co and the boys
have been working with
TECH: A group of
Linwood College
students have
developed a new picture
viewing programme
which uses a lithophane
(left) to view your
favourite photos in 3D.
Richard Jolly
Christchurch Gondola as a
business partner.
They will be launching
the BPIC on Wednesday
morning at the Gondola
base station.
Linwood College business
studies teacher
at Richard Jolly said
the boys had decided
to use the process of
3D printing to innovate
on the idea of
photos and frames.
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he said.
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Board gets help
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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 publicexcluded
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
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had serious implications for
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• By Sophie Cornish
A CASHMERE bowel cancer
surgeon and researcher
has received international
recognition from one of the
world’s largest surgical colleges
in Ireland.
Last month, Frank Frizelle
was awarded one of the highest
honours, an honourary fellowship
from the Royal College of
Surgeons in Ireland.
It recognises his global leadership
in surgery and comes on
the back of ground-breaking
research from Prof Frizelle and
his Otago University and Canterbury
District Health Board
research teams, who recently
identified a toxic bug they believe
may cause bowel cancer.
The team found a toxic form
of a bacteria called enterotoxic
bacteroides fragilis in the gut
of almost 80 per cent of people
with a pre-cancerous lesion – a
precursor to the disease, which
is one of the leading causes of
cancer death in New Zealand,
said Prof Frizelle.
It could lead to a life-saving
vaccine or early detection test for
the disease.
Prof Frizelle said he was
“delighted and privileged” to be
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HONOUR: Frank
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fellowship from the
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His team were also the first
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Kirkwood–Technology, ‘Opportunities’
‘Schooling for the Whole Child’
The focus of a successful school is the pupil. The growth of our children at Kirkwood is
supported by the many extension opportunities we offer over and above our classroom activities.
We work on extending learning opportunities in a number of areas.
Technology
Some of the highlights in our
technology area include:
• Robotics;
• 3D Printing;
• EPro8 Challenge;
• Fashion Design and Make.
Technology is a favourite area for
many students due to the ‘handson’
problem solving approach to
learning.
Extension Groups, Competitions
and Events
Our students have many opportunities to participate in various
competitions and events offered at Kirkwood.
These include:
• University of Canterbury Academic
Competitions;
• Cantamath;
• Canterbury-Westland Science Fair;
• Science Badges;
• Blue Light PCT competition;
• Otago Problem Solving;
• Publishing of a school magazine;
• Art Cup;
• Kids’Lit Quiz;
• Orchestra;
• Choir;
• Leadership Opportunities;
• House Captains;
• School Production;
• School Council.
Music
Music is taught as part of the
performing arts curriculum in
all classrooms, however extra
opportunities are available
for students to learn a wide
variety of music.
This year our students have
been learning the Guitar,
Piano, Violin, Drums, Flute,
singing in the Choir and
playing in the Orchestra.
We also have a Rock Band
which performs in assemblies
during the year.
Awards
We value and encourage personal excellence which
is recognised with our ‘Blues’ Awards system.
Sports
Apart from the regular physical education programmes
within the classrooms there are many other sports
offered at Kirkwood. Some the sports played this year
are Netball, Football, Cross Country, Skiing, Swimming,
Rugby, Basketball, Water polo and Touch Rugby.
Don’t forget, there are still some places available for Year 7 and Year 8 for 2019.
Please visit our website www.kirkwood.school.nz for information and to
download an enrolment form or ring the office on 348 7718.
Phil Tappenden,
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260 Riccarton Road, Christchurch
Email: school.information@kirkwood.school.nz
Phone 03 348 7718 Fax 03 348 1085
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From the sports field to the stage
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Matt Salmons
HALSWELL’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 in
Aranui 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,
playing alongside amazing
MULTI-TALENTED: Halswell’s Peni Junior Iva, 18, is a young man of many talents, both on the
sports field and live on stage.
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.”
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“When clients first come to the clinic,”
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and make them comfortable.” Once
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up to the patient to decide if they want
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chiropractic treatment. This could
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depending on what they want.
André says that in the USA chiropractic
treatment is listed third among the
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available. Used as an ongoing
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Keeping up with the latest trends and
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He also utilises the modality of laser
treatment to assist the traditional
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Over the years André has successfully
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with ages ranging from school-age
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Tuesday August 28 2018
Local
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Now
Boys get bitten by the baking bug
Fire rages, homes at risk
• By Sarla Donovan
MT PLEASANT School teacher
Ange Tutt has started a new
craze for boys – baking.
She initially set up a baking
club in 2012, “to give pupils
something positive and fun to do
during the stressful earthquake
days.”
It ran in the third term each
year and was originally popular
with girls.
However, after talking to a few
boys Ms Tutt decided to target
them this year.
And that’s when the Boys
Baking Club was born.
After starting with one boy
(her own son), she now has seven
– all from year 5/6.
She reckons it was the rebrand
which made the difference.
“As soon as I named it Boys
Baking the boys were suddenly
very keen,” said Ms Tutt.
They meet every Thursday
lunchtime to taste and share
their latest creation.
Each week Ms Tutt issues
a challenge and thus far
muffins, cakes, baking with
yeast and “200 grams of
chocolate” have been faced and
embraced.
Prizes are given out to the boys
for showing creativity and risktaking
when baking.
The cake challenge was
one where they “upped
their game” and created the
most delicious cakes, Ms Tutt
said.
“It was a tough competition. In
the end the boys decided Noah
and Isaac deserved a prize for
their incredible decorating.”
She said their honesty and
enthusiasm was amazing.
“I have had photos from
parents, showing me their
commitment to the challenge –
pouring over cookbooks looking
for the perfect recipe.”
All leftover baking heads home
for them to share with their
family (and sometimes it goes
via their classroom teacher for a
taste test).
Last week the boys took
part in a master class with Ms
Tutt.
“I am a teacher – but a lover of
baking. I taught them to bake
sponge roll, bacon and egg pies
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Phen Day Dhargyey Ling (Tibetan)
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Happiness’ is the meaning of the name given
by the esteemed lama Lhagon Rinpoche.
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
included His Holiness the Dalai Lama,
the late Venerable Khensur Urgyen
Tseten, Venerable Khensur Kangurwa
Lobsang Thupten and Venerable
Khenpo Lobsang Palden.
• Geshe-la arrived in New Zealand in
2008 teaching originally in Dunedin
then through requests moved to
Christchurch 2011, ever since proving
to be lively and entertaining, fresh
and eloquent. Certainly he is very
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
to teach in Christchurch therefore,
is quite a wonderful opportunity for
people to make a deep connection
with age-old teachings.
• At the Centre Geshe-la’s classes focus
on understanding the mind, mind
training and meditation practices.
Tuesday Night 7pm
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WOOLSTON Boxing
Club came back with
seven titles from the
central North Island
novice championships in
Rotorua.
The nine-strong team
used the event as preparation
for the New Zealand
Golden Gloves in Hornby
in October. The Canterbury
team will be named
on September 9 for that
event, which means each
boxer was eager to push
their claim against fighters
from Hastings, Hamilton
and Auckland.
In the elite class bouts,
Trevor Swainson won the
under-91kg title, Oliver
Bristowe the under-81kg
title, Chrissy Reid the
80kg-plus women’s title,
and Beulah Paris the
under-69kg women’s title.
Byron Antal and
Sterling Robb won
the junior 80kg-plus
and under-59kg titles
International debut for fencer
• By Jacob Page
ADDINGTON Fencing
Institute’s Liam James
has had his first taste of
international competition
at the sport’s Junior
Commonwealth Games in
England.
The 20-year-old, who
lives in Bishopdale,
finished 34th overall at
the games.
“I think the result was
a fair reflection of where
I’ve been in the lead-up to
the event,” James said.
“I’ve had injuries to
both my knees and the
competition was very
strong.”
The top-10 ranked Kiwi
fencer has a lifetime best
ranking of No 3 in New
Zealand.
SPORTS
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SUCCESS: Trevor
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respectively and Hamuera
Tainui won the under-
66kg cadet title.
Te Atetangi Paris was
the under-66kg junior
runner-up as was Azury
Ormsby in the under-
46kg.
Coach Holly Sullivan
was delighted with the
He said he spends eight
hours a week training in
his sport.
He said he has
been busy juggling a
welding and
manufacturing
course at Ara
as well.
“I’m not
putting in as
much time as
I would like
given the level
that I am, but
I’m very busy
and I’m hopeful
I’ll get more
time when things quieten
down.”
The former social
footballer and sailor said
he took up the sport in
year 9 because it looked
interesting.
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effort, even though some
of them had to fight in
higher weight categories
to get a bout.
“We are now seven
weeks out from nationals
and my guys are really
working hard on their
training and fitness to try
to make the Canterbury
team,” she said.
“I couldn’t be happier
with how the tournament
went,” she said.
“We had a number of
really good wins and it
was a chance for some of
our newer boxers to test
themselves against new
opposition for the first
time. It will be a great
learning experience for
them as they progress.”
The team will now compete
at the Rangiora and
Waikuku boxing championships
on September
8 in a last ditch attempt
to impress the Canterbury
selectors before the
Golden Gloves squad is
announced the next day.
“I thought it could be
fun and from there it’s
gone on and swallowed up
my life,” he said.
“It’s a sport of sharp
reflexes and
reactions. It’s a
very physically
demanding
sport. It can ruin
knees, backs,
hips and ankles,
just through
the range of
movement
and how much
Liam James time we spend
in a crouched
position.”
James said his longterm
goal was to become
the New Zealand No 1.
“It’s a great sport and in
spite of all of us being selffunded,
it is growing.”
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Go along to the Linwood
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Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
JP Clinic at Spreydon Library
Thursday 10.30am-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.
Spreydon Library, 266
Barrington St
Citizens Advice Bureau –
South Library
Thursday 11am-2pm
Citizens Advice Bureau
provides free and confidential
advice to everyone. CAB takes
the time to listen and equip you
with the information, options
and support that fit your needs.
The CAB are conveniently
located just inside the library.
South Library, 66 Colombo St
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Join in on a game of
Rummikub, a tile-based game for
two to four players. No charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre
Friendship & Tea – over Royal
Albert Bone China
Thursday, 10am-1pm
Go and join the laughter and
fun weekly over a decent cup of
tea/coffee with Royal Albert fine
china, yummy scones, all served
on lacy cloths, with fresh posies,
art cards and paintings, and
teddy bear settings to uplift your
spirits. . $3 donation appreciated.
Cashmere New Life, cnr
Colombo St and Malcolm Ave
Game Zone @ Linwood
Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm, during
term only
Join Linwood Library for an
hour of fun, play great favourites
like Minecraft, Charades,
Connect Four, Pictionary
and more. Learn and develop
strategies in new games such as
Dutch Blitz, Heads Up, Hand
and Foot, and group games.
Take your friends or meet some
new ones; all children aged eight
to 13 welcome. No booking or
payment required.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre
Storytimes/Wā Kōrerō
Friday, 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.
Spreydon Library, 266
Barrington St, and South Library,
66 Colombo St
Go along to
the mid-week
laughter club
to get some
exercise and
have a giggle.
Just $3 per
session, on
Wednesday’s
from 6:10pm
at St Mark’s
Methodist
Church on
the corner of
Barrington and
Somerfield Sts.
Spreydon Social Games Club
Saturday, 10am-noon
Join in a friendly game or two
of Upwords, Scrabble, cards,
chess, Mahjong and more.
Spreydon Library, 266
Barrington St
Girls Minecraft Club
Saturday, 2.30-3.30pm
bookings essential, places limited
Get creative, start crafting.
Build imaginative worlds and
battle nocturnal creatures at the
learning centres’ Minecraft Club.
Join the club and play with your
friends in your very own world.
A tutor will be in attendance to
supervise and assist if necessary,
term costs $20 per child.
South Library, 66 Colombo St
Robin Slow | Brian Flintoff
Tohu
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‘To Think’
‘A mark, a sign.’
‘Anything serving as a reminder – token of rememberance”
Little River Gallery shows for the second time a collaborative exhibition by Robin Slow (painting), Brian Flintoff
(carving) and Bob Bickerton (soundscape). This year they follow on in the tradition of visually forwarding
histories and stories to be reflected on and become immersed in.
Proudly supporting JBnZ for over 50 years
Robin Slow an artist whose work is also held in private collections, galleries and marae throughout the country
has used paint to create traditional forms used in conjunction with natural forms. The method of producing the
work has a traditional background but there has been an evolving of techniques and materials. This series of
works takes some traditional tohu, be it in the form of the composition, the patterns created or the creatures. It
explores the past and present to produce another tohu and that is the sign towards the future.
For many years, Brian Flintoff has created taonga puoro (musical instruments) for players and musicians
throughout the country. Not only do these create unique sounds but he has carved into them the stories and
histories that are woven into their function. His works are held in many major galleries throughout the world as
well as collections and marae here in Aotearoa.
From the painted images, carvings and reference points each has used in their works, Bob Bickerton created a
CD to enhance aspects visually but aurally as well to form a piece to be contemplated on and be enriched by.
Tohu (signs) surround us manifesting before and through our differing senses. Presented as a-tinana
(physical) and wha wairua (spiritual) appearances, patterns, actions, sounds of the surrounding environment
encompassing the seen and unseen, the ora and the mate.
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REAL ESTATE
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4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 1 large open plan living room/kitchen/dining room
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With spectacular views of Mt Evans and
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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
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North facing, sheltered and enjoying
good sun and lovely views of Mt Evans
and Purau Bay. Constructed of Hebel and
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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
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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
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Classifieds Contact us today Phone our local team 03 379 1100
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Tuesday August 28 2018 19
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
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Austin Powers since 2000 and is the only
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he has been touring the country with the
Legends, Best of British Show.
Originally from Edinburgh, John
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impersonators in the world.
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Brilliant! Can’t wait for the next Best of
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Legends, Best of British featuring
Austin Powers, Rod Stewart and Joe
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this Saturday. 8pm start. Tickets to
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sale now at the Club office, 17 Carmen
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& affiliates all welcome.
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Spring Eco Extravaganza
Wholesale Discounts to encourage you to Plant a Tree – Save the Planet!
HUGe diSCOUntS
UP
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FOr a limited time Only
Until 30 September 2018
366 Halswell Junction Road, Halswell
T: 03 349 9240 | E: info@allwood.co.nz
Keep up to date on what is happening around the nursery
through our Facebook page and at www.allwood.co.nz
View our sale catalogue online now: www.allwood.co.nz/spring.pdf

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Plant a Tree –
Save the Planet!
TO8
UP
Deciduous trees
on sale include:
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• Dogwoods
• Oaks
• Flowering Cherry Trees
• Tulip Tree
• Crab Apple
• Beech Trees
• Elms
• Limes and many more
Huge range.
Trees up to 5m in height.
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SOME TREES UP TO
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• Bay Laurels
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Rhododendron
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0 % OFF!
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
Until 30 September 2018
Shrubs
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or more
• Camellia
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• Pieris
• Pittosporum Golf Ball
• Cranberry
Ideal for large and
small gardens.
• Griselinia
• Pittosporum
• Photinia Red Robin
• Euonymus
• Mexican Orange
Blossom
• Bay Laurel
• Portuguese Laurel
• Plus many more
All discounted
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Flowering Cherry
Laurus Nobilis
(Bay Tree)
Pyrus Salicifolia
Pendula
Evergreen
Magnolia Tree
(Weeping Silver
Pear Trees)
Many varieties available.
Up to
80% DISCOUNT
Great hedging tree. Large grade.
Were $85
NOW $50
Tough ornamental tree for
exposed sites. Were $145
NOW $100
• St Mary
• Little Gem
• Blanchard
All discounted
by 20% or more
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Large grade, great for instant
hedge. Were $39.50 Were $145
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Trees for Avenues and
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