Nor'West News: September 04, 2018

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Heavy trucks using short cut 

frustrate Avonhead residents 

• By Anan Zaki 

MORE RESIDENTS have had 

enough of big trucks rumbling 

past their front doors. 

Avonhead people have now 

joined the ever-growing queue 

of people wanting the city 

council to do something about 

the issue. 

Residents say since the 

closure of the Avonhead and 

Russley Rd intersection in 

November 2015, heavy vehicles 

are taking short cuts from 

Roydvale Ave, Hawthornden Rd 

and Cutts Rd. 

Hawthornden Rd resident Jon 

Leadbeater said the increased 

heavy vehicles made the area 

unsafe. 

“I’m worried about the safety of 

the pedestrians and the children 

in the area because it’s a narrow 

road.” 

It follows on from residents 

in Fendalton and Wigram also 

voicing opposition to heavy 

vehicles going through residential 

areas. 

Lady Wigram Retirement Village 

residents on Lodestar Ave 

complained about heavy traffic 

last year. 

Fendalton residents last month 

lost their bid to ban heavy vehicles 

from the Glandovey and Idris Rd 

intersection. 

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SAFETY CONCERNS: Hawthornden Rd resident Jon Leadbeater believes heavy vehicles are using the route as a short cut since 

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YOU HAVE to sympathise with residents 

having to deal with big trucks rumbling 

past their homes (see page 1). 

Christchurch is growing at a quick 

rate. That means more people, more 

housing, more cars and more trucks. The roads are becoming 

increasingly congested. We’re nothing like Auckland but 

nevertheless our roading network is busy. 

It’s no surprise increasing numbers of motorists are seeking 

a quicker route to get to where they are going, and that often 

means away from the main arterials which grind to walking 

pace at times. 

Once quiet residential streets and roads are now busy. 

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trucks will continue to roll through more neighbourhoods. 

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Failed bid for alcohol bans 

• By Ashleigh Monk 

A BID to impose alcohol 

restrictions in Elmwood Park, 

Harewood’s Roto Kohatu 

Reserve and McLeans Island has 

failed. 

Fendalton- 

Waimairi- 

Harewood 

Community 

Board deputy 

chairman 

Aaron 

Sam 

MacDonald 

Aaron 

Campbell 

Campbell 

wanted a ban 

after spending 

time with 

Crime Watch 

Papanui. He 

found signs 

that people 

had been 

drinking and 

littering in 

Elmwood Park 

in Merivale. 

He wanted 

the park, along 

with Roto Kohatu Reserve and 

McLeans Island, to be included 

in the community board’s 

alcohol ban bylaw submission to 

the council. 

But the community board 

decided not to pursue the 

matter. 

NO BAN: A bid to extend an alcohol ban to areas including Elmwood Park has failed. 

Board chairman Sam 

MacDonald said there was no 

official vote on the issue, but the 

“general consensus” of the room 

was clear. 

“We all shared our views 

and it was implied that the 

majority were not in support of 

the ban.” 

He said if any issues from 

those areas were brought up, 

he would consider bringing the 

issue back to the table. 

“If they came to us and said 

‘it’s not working, the parks 

have been bad’ then obviously 

we’d have a look at it. But no 

one has really sparked up those 

sites as an issue. It would have 

to be brought up by police or 

concerned locals that something 

needs to be done. But at the 

moment, it’s not there” 

In spite of Mr Campbell 

wanting the matter to be 

pushed forward, he said he was 

“satisfied” with the outcome. 

“I did push the boat out a little 

bit on this one, and raised the 

issue of public safety, but I am 

realistic,” he said. 

“Each recommendation goes 

through a process, and I’m happy 

with the result.” 

He said the board had agreed 

there was some anti-social 

behaviour in those areas, but 

they were in the minority. 

“The board agreed that 

there are idiots out there, but 

they’re in the 10th of the one 

per cent.” But he said it was good 

that the issue had been so “hotly 

debated.” 

“It’s been one of the most 

involved and discussed items 

recently. A lot of things just 

sail through, but people have 

paid a lot of money for things 

like this to be debated. It’s our 

responsibility.” 

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MATHS TITLE DEFENDED 

St Andrew’s College’s top year 

10 Cantamath team successfully 

defended its Cantamath title 

last week at Horncastle Arena. 

The team of Oliver Odlin, Arisa 

Mori, Eva Hitchon and Felix 

Kenton-Smith was coached by 

teacher Jeremy Brocklehurst. 

The college’s other year 10 

Cantamath team of Samuel 

Jeon, Abby Jones, Emma Prince 

and Lucas Kerry finished 

strongly but were two questions 

behind the winners. 

CORRECTION 

Nor’West News reported 

last week the Papanui-Innes 

Community Board approved 

changes to a proposal for bus 

priority upgrades around the 

Northlands Shopping Centre. 

This was not correct. The 

options are still being reviewed 

by the board. 

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Bus-laning too important to rush 

Papanui-Innes 

Community 

Board member 

John Stringer 

writes about 

the bus priority 

plans for Main 

North Rd 

PUBLIC submissions, reports 

and plans are flowing on a 

proposed city council “bus 

priority” bus-only lane on Main 

North Rd through Papanui 

Village between Harewood 

and Sawyers Arms Rds where 

Northlands Shopping Centre is. 

It’s part of a wider transportation 

review matrix and forward 

planning by the city council 

alongside bus routing by 

Enviroment Canterbury. 

It’s one of the largest issues 

to confront Papanui residents 

recently, along with the downstream 

impacts of the Cranford 

St bypass and the New Zea;and 

Transport Agency’s Christchurch 

Northern Corridor. 

The bus lane proposal has 

attracted strong public opinion, 

and at an August Papanui-Innes 

Community Board meeting we 

had a full public house and a very 

thorough open meeting, which 

was a healthy expression of city 

democracy. 

There was so much material to 

discuss and so many questions, 

and such strong public submissions, 

that we’ve let the report 

lay upon the table, and will come 

back at it again for more. It was 

simply too important to rush. 

We are calling staff back for 

more reporting and questioning. 

In essence, the bus-lane proposal 

takes all north side street 

parking away and replaces it with 

a dedicated north-bound buslane 

shared by cycles. 

There will be nine bus stops 

and there is already a burgeoning 

de facto ‘bus terminal’ on 

both sides of the road immediately 

opposite Northlands Shopping 

Centre. 

Additionally, south of Harewood 

Rd, on-street parking is 

further removed and replaced 

with grass berming outside the 

shops by Subway and the burger 

bar. Between Harewood Rd and 

Grassmere St there will be only 

four P30 car parks, and only on 

the south side, and only outside 

bus lane times. 

The road is transformed into a 

three-lane corridor and at turning 

intersections, four-lanes plus 

a cycle lane (Harewood, Langdons, 

Halliwell, Grassmere). 

Arguments for this are that it 

increases commute times (for 

bus passengers) by 40sec. But it 

necessitates the removal of all 

on-street parking, a proposal 

also being argued on Cranford St 

outside Placemakers. 

On-street car parks are vital 

customer lifelines for local businesses 

and local jobs. Adding 

more lanes of traffic (whether 

buses or bikes) will make it 

harder, if not impossible, to cross 

Main North Rd (up to five lanes 

of traffic). The bus-laning would 

be a radical social and cultural 

change to our landscape and 

community, as has been the 

double cycleway on both sides of 

Rutland St. 

I have concerns for the small 

business employers in Papanui. 

Merivale Village on 

the same corridor, also with a 

mall, but far less shops, is not 

getting the same treatment as 

Papanui. 

The same buses will transect 

Merivale but that village will 

not lose on-street car parking in 

favour of new grass berms, bikes 

or buses. So there is an issue of 

community equity here. 

As a Papanui village resident 

and a community board member 

I have concerns, especially for 

our elderly residents and the 

local small business owners and 

employers. The implications are 

radical of transforming Papanui 

into a commuter corridor 

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Recognition for chapel 

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THE CENTENNIAL Chapel at 

St Andrew’s College definitely has 

the “wow factor.” 

The chapel is one of the 48 

short-listed buildings for this 

year’s New Zealand Architecture 

Awards, placing in the public 

architecture category. 

St Andrew’s College general 

manager David Evans said it 

was an honour to have the chapel 

recognised on a national scale. 

“It really is a stunning building 

in internal and external design 

and in the services it provides. It 

really does have the wow factor.” 

The new chapel opened in October 

2016 after the old one was 

demolished due to earthquake 

damage. 

Rector Christine Leighton 

said the school was “grateful” 

to have such a special gathering 

place. 

“This sacred space has quickly 

become an important, respected, 

and celebrated part of St Andrew’s 

life for students, families, 

staff, and old collegians.” 

Architectus architect Patrick 

Clifford, who helped design the 

chapel, said the chapel was the 

“spiritual heart of the college.” 

He said the chapel was modern 

STYLISH: St Andrew’s rector Christine Leighton and general 

manager David Evan in front of the Centennial Chapel, which 

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“Retaining a memory of the 

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Mr Leadbeater said heavy 

vehicles cutting through Avonhead 

should use a “main arterial” 

such as Withells Rd. 

“Windows are vibrating on 

the houses in the morning, it’s 

just not suitable for heavy traffic. 

“There should be a limit put 

on the weight of vehicles travelling 

on Hawthornden and the 

bottom of Avonhead Rd and 

Roydvale Ave,” Mr Leadbeater 

said. 

The Avonhead Community 

Group asked the Fendalton- 

Waimairi-Harewood Community 

Board in April last year to 

restrict heavy vehicle usage on 

the streets. 

The board asked council staff 

to investigate whether vehicles 

weighing nine tonnes or greater 

could be banned from taking 

the route which beginning at 

Roydvale Ave. 

City council transport operations 

manager Steffan Thomas 

said that Roydvale Ave is a 

collector road, and intended to 

carry more heavy traffic than 

local residential streets. 

And for Hawthornden Rd, Mr 

Thomas said staff has not considered 

if heavy vehicles should 

be restricted at the present time. 

There is also no traffic count 

data on the road, he said. 

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Trucks frustrate residents 

Gavin Topp 

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LOUD: A truck on 

Hawthornden Rd. 

The lack progress has frustrated 

Mr Leadbeater. 

“We were hoping that would 

all get sorted out, but nothing 

has happened.” 

Waimairi Ward councillor 

Raf Manji agreed with a heavy 

vehicle restriction at Roydvale 

Ave and Hawthornden Rd. 

“It can be a frustrating for 

elected members given we’re 

taking feedback from the community, 

but the way the traffic 

operations work is they have to 

do [traffic] counts and [they] tend 

to determine what the policy 

outcome is,” Cr Manji said. 

The new Summerset 

retirement village development 

has added to the heavy vehicle 

usage and the city council 

needed to look at the issue again, 

he said. 

“I think that’s definitely a 

more vulnerable area in terms 

of the clash between residential 

and heavy freight movements 

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The Subs to play Rockquest final 

SCHOOLS 

Christ’s band wins people’s vote 

CHRIST’S College band 

The Subs has kept its 

Smokefreerockquest dream alive. 

The band has been named 

the people’s choice public vote 

winner to book a spot in next 

month’s national final. 

The Subs won the regional final 

in June but were not selected for 

the national final after submitting 

a video to judges. 

However, the five-piece, poppunk 

band rallied to gain the 

support needed to win the people’s 

choice vote and the last remaining 

place in the top 10. The 

Subs will now play in the final 

on September 22 at the Dorothy 

Winstone Centre, Auckland. 

The band is made up of year 12 

students Jono Stewart, vocals and 

rhythm guitar; Zac Matson, bass; 

Humphrey Bullen, lead guitar; 

Matias Biraben-Clough, drums; 

and Max Toth, keyboard and 

synth. 

Jono said the band is called 

The Subs because it is made up of 

“bench-warmers” from Run77 – 

the winner of last year’s regional 

Smokefreerockquest final. 

The Subs beat Run77 to claim 

the regional final title this year. 

“When I heard second and 

third place read out, my heart 

sank – I thought Run77 would 

win . . . I thought we hadn’t made 

it,” Jono said. 

But he did admit the rivalry 

was a “bit of a joke” between the 

bands – they’re actually good 

friends. 

Jono said The Subs entered the 

Smokefreerockquest last year but 

didn’t even make it through the 

heats. 

TOP 10: The Subs won the people’s choice award to book a spot in the Smokefreerockquest final 

in Auckland on September 22. 

Quizmasters battle it out at Cobham Intermediate 

WINNERS: The Otago Daily Times Extra! Canterbury quiz at Cobham Intermediate was won by 

(top left) St Martins School pupils Oliver Williams, Dilkee Nanayokkara and Stella Shields, and 

(left) Fendalton Open Air School’s Aran Cudmore, Aaron Kwak and Sam Atkinson. 

PHOTOS: ANAN ZAKI 

• By Anan Zaki 

FENDALTON Open-Air 

and St Martins schools took 

out the Otago Daily Times 

Extra! Canterbury quiz at 

Cobham Intermediate on 

Wednesday. 

The winners of the year 5 

and 6 quiz were Sam Atkinson, 

11, Aran Cudmore, 10, and 

Aaron Kwak, 10, with a score 90 

out of 100. 

Sam, who was part of the 

victorious Fendalton team, said 

it was the first time the trio had 

won and it felt “pretty awesome”. 

He was also proud of his teammates. 

“It was probably Aaron’s 

knowledge of everything that got 

us the win,” Sam said. 

The second and third-placed 

teams finished neck and neck, 

with Prebbleton School on 82 

points and Avonhead School on 

81 points. 

Year 5 and 6 defending champions, 

Medbury School, finished 

sixth. The St Martins School trio 

took out the year 7 and 8 

quiz, and were elated after the 

win. Dilkee Nanayokkara, Stella 

Shields and Oliver Williams, 

all 12, scored 94 points out of 

100. Stella said her team was the 

strongest in the world mapping 

question. “We struggled on the 

newspaper search and guess who 

question,” Dilkee said. 

It was the first time the three 

pupils from St Martins had won 

the competition. 

Christchurch South 

Intermediate finished second 

on 88 points ahead of defending 

champions Cobham Intermediate 

which were 

third on 83 points. 

It was organiser Tricia Rowe’s 

first time running the quiz. 

“It’s been really exciting 

and nerve-wracking. It’s been 

challenging making sure the 

questions were pitched at the 

right level,” Mrs Rowe said. 

Both quizzes attracted 237 

pupils from across Canterbury. 

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Family motivation for Invictus Games athlete 

JULES BRAMLEY will proudly 

represent her country in this 

year’s Invictus Games Sydney 

– and she’s doing it for her 

children. 

The games use the power of 

sport to inspire recovery, support 

rehabilitation and generate 

understanding and respect for 

wounded, injured or ill current 

and former servicemen and 

women. 

Mrs Bramley, who is based at 

the Burnham Military Camp, 

is part of the 25-strong New 

Zealand Defence team going to 

the Games. Husband Brett and 

children Austin, 12, and Jorja, 7, 

will be there to cheer her on. 

“That’s the main reason I’m 

doing it – for them. I just want 

to show them that even though I 

am injured and I do have restrictions, 

there are things out there 

that I can still do, and I can still 

do well. 

“I can really train for it just as 

much as you can for any other 

sport. It’s really showing them 

never to give up. 

Mrs Bramley was an army 

medic for 21 years, serving 

in East Timor, Afghanistan, 

and Samoa after the tsunami 

there. Over the years she badly 

injured her hips carrying heavy 

equipment on her back and now 

essentially has no cartilage left 

in her hips, leaving her with 

severely restricted movement in 

one leg. 

She’s still with the NZDF, as 

a civilian training medics – a 

move prompted by being unable 

to achieve the required military 

fitness due to her injuries. 

“I haven’t been able to play 

sport. I can’t run, so it’s really restricted 

my life, really,” she said. 

“The first time I got in the 

chair and played a really hard 


game of rugby, I walked off 

feeling amazing – being able to 

play a game again and being able 

to play the full game and not 

having to stop,” Mrs Bramley 

said. 

“I’ve been really restricted for 

quite a long time and just having 

the ability to show my kids that 

I can get out there and do stuff, 

even though it’s slightly adapted, 

it’s a great feeling.” 

Mrs Bramley, who grew up 

in Rangiora and whose parents 

still live there, competed in the 

COMPETITION: 

Jules Bramley 

playing 

wheelchair 

tennis. 

(Right) – Mrs 

Bramley with 

her husband 

Brett and 

children Austin, 

12, and Jorja, 7. 

Invictus Games in Toronto last 

year and she’s hooked. 

“It was amazing. Can’t explain 

it. Just eye-opening. It really 

made me realise that everyone’s 

got their own story. No matter 

what it is, everyone is there 

to do the same thing, achieve 

the same goals, whether it be 

rehabilitation or just learning 

to move on in their life and play 

sports again.” 

She will this year compete 

in wheelchair rugby, wheelchair 

basketball and wheelchair 


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tennis doubles with fellow 

Rolleston woman Vanessa 

Bawden-Pere. 

“We’ve been training really 

hard. We’ve got a great coach 

in Christchurch who takes us a 

couple of times a week. It’s been 

really good,” she said. 

And while it would be great 

to bring home a medal, Mrs 

Bramley says that’s not what the 

games are about. 

“Just being part of a team 

again, and being part of the 

NZDF again. It’s just amazing.” 

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BURNSIDE HIGH School 

gymnast Paris Chin took out 

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She is a member of Hornby’s 

Olympia Gymnastics Club, 

which competed at the 

tournament last month under 

the guidance of coach Elena 

Mesheryakova. 

The club claimed eight 

podium finishes against a top 

international field from China, 

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Philippines, Hong Kong, South 

Korea and Ukraine. 

Paris, who is in year 9, was 

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vastly more experienced 

gymnasts. 

“Paris is one of New 

Zealand’s top gymnasts, and 

the prize money will help her 

to achieve her goals to become 

a top international performer,” 

Mesheryakova said. 

The tournament was organised 

and hosted by well known 

Chinese gymnast Ling Zhong, 

who represented his country at 

the 2004 Olympics in Athens. It 

also featured many other famous 

Olympians as special guests and 

judges. 

The Olympia squad returned 

with medals in several different 

age group categories for most of 

their routines. 

Ava Gearry from Oaklands 

School and Lilly Eastmure from 

Halswell School dominated 

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the freehand, ball and rope 

competitions. 

Ava won the freehand 

competition ahead of Lilly. But 

Lilly claimed gold in the ball 

category with Ava in fourth. The 

Oaklands pupil then got another 

gold in the rope competition. 

St Andrew’s College year 3 

pupil Nika Meyn claimed gold 

for Olympia in the freehand 

section and bronze with the ball. 

TALENTED: Burnside High School gymnast Paris Chin won the 

overall junior category at the Zhong Ling Cup in China. 

PHOTO: OLYMPIA GYMNASTICS CLUB 

Jocelyn Cai from Oaklands 

School completed Olympia’s 

success in the freehand by taking 

out silver, as well as a runner-up 

medal in the hoop routine. 

Eleasha Chan, a year 6 pupil 

from Aidanfield Christian 

School, took bronze in the 

freehand and finished fourth 

with her ribbon, while year 

7 pupil Mikayla Chin from 

Avonhead School claimed two 

fourth places in the freehand 

and rope sections. 

The competition was 

the second in Asia for the 

Olympia squad this year after 

a tournament in Osaka, Japan. 

Mesheryakova said that the 

importance of international 

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be underestimated. 

“These tournaments are very 

important for the girls progress 

and development as well as 

the valuable life and cultural 

experiences they gain,” said 

Mesheryakova, who used to 

coach in Uzbekistan, her native 

country. 

“Rhythmic gymnastics is a 

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and mind.” 

CHAMPIONS: St Andrew’s College secured the Whelan Trophy 

last week with a 73-59 win over Rangi Ruru Girls’ School. 

PHOTO: ST ANDREW’S COLLEGE 

St Andrew’s girls 

aim to cap off year 

with nationals spot 

• By Jacob Page 

THE ST Andrew’s College girls 

basketball team will be looking 

to qualify for the national 

secondary schools competition 

when they take on the South 

Island’s best in Invercargill this 

week. 

St Andrew’s finished fifth last 

year at the South Island tournament 

to qualify for nationals for 

the first time. 

Coach Sussan Graham hopes 

they can do it again. 

“Last year we finished third 

in the Whelan Trophy, so from 

that perspective, we’d like to 

show what we can do.” 

The team claimed the division 

one Whelan Trophy final with 

a 73-59 win over Rangi Ruru 

Girls’ School last Tuesday. 

It capped off a stellar campaign 

for St Andrew’s. The team 

lost just one game on their way 

to the title in an ideal preparation 

for the South Island tournament. 

Graham said the team’s 

made up of a mix of netballers, 

triathletes and football players, 

but they have formed a strong 

bond. 

“This team would be one 

of the best in terms of how 

much fun they have together” 

she said. 

“They enjoy the training and 

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other on the court, whether 

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centre Charlotte Whittaker who 

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last year. 

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the week,” she said. 

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Live the carefree McKenzie Village 

lifestyle in a friendly community. It makes 

great financial sense, too. Who could 

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JP Clinic 

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. 

Fendalton and Papanui 

libraries 

A Laugh with Carlton – 

Comedy Night 

Tuesday, 7.30-10pm 

Go along to the Carlton for 

a laugh and a celebration of 

Christchurch’s rapidly growing 

comedy scene. There will be a 

mix of new talent and seasoned 

professionals. Admission is 

free. Event runs every Tuesday 

night. 

Carlton Bar and Eatery, 1 

Papanui Rd 

Scrabble Club 

Wednesday, 1-3pm 

Go along and enjoy a friendly 

game of Scrabble in the library. 

Boards will be provided but you 

are welcome to take your own. 

No need to book, just turn up 

and play. 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale 

Email ashleigh.monk@starmedia.kiwi by 

5pm each Wednesday 

Library and Community Centre, 

13 Bishopdale Court 

Technology Help Drop-in 

Sessions 

Thursday, 10-11am 

These free drop-in sessions are 

available to help you with specific 

issues, such as using email, 

searching the internet, using the 

library catalogue, using electronic 

resources and any other 

general computer-related queries. 

Go along with your laptop, tablet, 

or smartphone or use one of the 

desktop computers if you need 

help with anything digital. This 

session is free and no bookings 

are required. 

Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library 

and Community Centre, 13 Bishopdale 

Court 

Reading to Dogs 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

These sessions have been 

designed to provide a relaxed and 

non-threatening atmosphere to 

encourage children to practice 

and develop a love of reading. 

This programme uses dogs 

which are pets of the city council 

animal management team and 

have been trained and tested for 

health, safety and temperament. 

Sessions are 15min. Phone 941 

7923 to book a spot. 

Papanui Library, 35 Langdons Rd 

Knit ’n’ Yarn 

Thursday 2-3.30pm 

Go along and enjoy a chat with 

others as you knit. For anyone 

who loves to knit or wants to 

learn. 

Fendalton Library, 4 Jeffreys Rd 

Building Kiwi boys into Kiwi 

ICONZ 

Thursday 6-7.30pm 

ICONZ Adventure is a fun 

programme for boys aged 8-10 

years of age. It’s about doing 

activities together, where men are 

mentoring the boys and teaching 

life skills along the way. There is 

a $4 weekly charge, but you are 

welcome to come and check us 

out for free for the first night. 

The McFaddens Centre, St 

Albans Baptist Church, 64 Mc- 

Faddens Rd 

Beginners Quilting and 

patchwork 

Thursday, 10am 

Tote bags and fabric teddybear 

making. Also china cup 

pin cushions and other items to 

be made. Gold coin donation, 

morning tea supplied. Phone 

Linda for more information on 

354 5901. 

Emmett Street Community 

Church, 106 Emmett St 

Live Music 

Friday, from 7.30pm 

Live music every week in Embers 

at the Papanui Club. 

The Papanui Club, 310 Sawyers 

Arms Rd 

Papanui Mega’s Kids 

Club 

Saturday, 11-3pm 

Go along to Mitre 10 Mega 

Papanui for kids’ arts and crafts 

every weekend. No need to book 

just go and enjoy the fun. 

54 Harewood Rd 

Dads’ Group 

Saturday 10-11.30am 

The Dads’ Group is a new partnership 

between The Canterbury 

Men’s Centre, Plunket and Father 

Mairehau 

Primary 

School is 

hosting a 

gala to raise 

funds for 

the school 

rebuild. Join 

them on 

September 

15 for rides, 

raffles, food 

and more. 

and Child Trust. It is a safe place 

where dads can go and share 

their experiences pre and post 

birth. There will be trained staff 

to support the group process and 

provide relevant information as 

requested by the group. 

357 Gloucester St 

Mairehau Primary School 

Gala 

September 15, 11-3pm 

Mairehau Primary School 

is holding a fun-filled gala to 

fundraise to support the school 

rebuild. Join us for rides, raffles, 

food and more. 

Mairehau Primary School, 43 

Mahars Rd 

How to powerhoop workshop 

September 10, 6.30-7.30pm 

PowerhoopNZ, is excited to 

visit Christchurch with a few of 

the Howick Hoopers. They will 

be taking a free workshop on 

how to use a hula hoop. 

Waimairi Community Centre, 

166 Waimairi Rd 

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Immaculate by the park 

116 McCormacks Bay Rd, Redcliffs 

Auction: Thursday, 20 September 2018 Unless Sold Prior 

4 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 3 toilets | 2 living rooms | 2 car-garage | 1 off-street park | Listing #SM0066 

Overlooking the expanse of 

McCormacks Bay Reserve and close to the 

coastline, this four-bedroom home offers 

a tantalising combination of location, 

lifestyle, comfort and convenience. 

Designed with function and flexibility 

in mind the floor plan hosts an open 

plan living area and an adjoining formal 

lounge, with the latter not only offering an 

alternative retreat, but it can also be opened 

to create one expansive entertaining space. 

However, if your inclination is to unwind 

outdoors, then there is an opening off 

the dining area which extends out to the 

courtyard and garden. 

Contributing further appeal and 

convenience to this already attractive 

home, buyers have the option to negotiate 

and purchase the property fully furnished 

which would allow you to quite literally 

move in and enjoy. 

Four double bedrooms include a master 

with a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite and 

French doors that extend out to your own 

private balcony. One bedroom is presently 

used as an office allowing you to work 

from home. 

Benefiting from a north-facing aspect 

that attracts abundant sunlight, the 

interior enjoys the warmth and comfort 

that’s offered by a gas fire and a heat pump 

which guarantees a comfortable climate 

throughout the year. 

Situated over the road from the reserve 

and a short drive from the vast selection of 

cafes, restaurants, bars and shops in both 

Redcliffs and Ferrymead. This property 

is zoned for Redcliffs School and has easy 

access to the sea, coastal pathway and 

cycle tracks. Walk along to the Saturdays 

farmers market and enjoy the lifestyle on 

offer here. 

Our owner has purchased in Australia 

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Auction date Thursday 20 September 

12:00pm (Grenadier House, 98 

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Open homes Wednesdays, Saturdays 

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Monday - Saturday 12pm - 2.30pm 

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$ 

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Open daily from 6.30am - Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner 

The 

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118 Racecourse Rd, Sockburn, 

Christchurch. Ph 03 342 7150 

www.racecoursehotel.co.nz 

Joy Adams Willie McArthur Dunedin Fiddle Orchestra 

A MYRIAD of top performers take to 

the stage in November for the 2018 

Military Tattoo. 

e event runs over two days and 

features great acts - the Dunedin Fiddle 

Orchestra, International champion 

Bagpipers (from Manawatu), Highland 

Dancers, Liedertafel Male Voice Choir, 

Brass Quintet, Pat Dugan, Willie 

McArthur, Allan Barron, and Joy 

Adams. 

Taking place at the Hornby WMC 

on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th 

November, festivities start at 8pm 

Saturday with the Celtic Tattoo. Prize 

for the best Celtic dress (Scottish, Irish, 

Welsh, Manx, Corning, Brittany). 

An aer-Tattoo party follows 

featuring Willie McArthur, an Irish 

band, and Allan Barron. Entry to the 

aer party is free. 

Another full programme is 

scheduled for Sunday with the WW1 

Tattoo. Commemorating a century 

since the end of WW1 there will be a 

prize for the best WW1 costume 

(medals may be worn). 

Hamilton recording artist Joy Adams 

entertains aer the Tattoo performing 

Vera Lynn, country, and her own 

material. 

Tickets are on sale now at the 

Hornby WMC office, Carmen Rd, 

phone 03 349 9026. 

Tickets are priced at $35 for 

Saturday’s Tattoo, $25 for Sunday’s 

Tattoo, or attend BOTH for $50. For 

more information contact Gavin on 

027 448 3224. 

What’s On 

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 

MEMBERS LUCKY 

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Bookings Essential PH 386 0088 

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