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PAGE 10 Wednesday September 5 2018 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi 3 rd to 9 th September 2018 $ 11 99 kg Fresh NZ Pork Loin Chops (Excludes Free Range) $ 1 49 ea Fresh Cut Broccoli $ 2 99 ea Cadbury Dark Milk 160g/Block 155 -205g Alpine Butter 500g $ 3 69 ea $ 5 79 ea $ 7 90 ea Vogel’s Bread 720-750g (Excludes Gluten Free) Moccona Coffee Refill 75-100g Fresh NZ Chicken Tenderloins Loose Australian Afourer Mandarins $ 13 99 kg $ 3 99 kg $ 1 99 ea Bluebird Delisio Chips 140g/Doritos Corn Chips 150-170g $ 19 99 pk $ 9 99 ea $ 2 00 ea Steinlager Classic 12 x 330ml Bottles Old Coach Road/ Lindauer Classic 750ml (Excludes Special Reserve) Surf Laundry Powder 500g svbhn0509 Owned & operated by locals SuperValue Lyttelton: 17 London Street, Lyttelton. Phone 328 7368. Open 7am–9pm, 7 days. SuperValue Sumner: 3 Village Mall, Sumner. Phone 326 5688. Open 7am–9pm, 7 days. While stocks last at SuperValue Lyttelton and Sumner only. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Trade not supplied. For inspiration visit SuperValue.co.nz | Please drink responsibly
Wednesday September 5 2018 News Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi BAY HARBOUR Local News Now PAGE 11 Fire rages, homes at risk Call to secure cattle • By Emily O’Connell FARMERS ARE being reminded to check their fences after another car v cow incident. The latest reported incident happened on Hororata Dunsandel Rd last week. The motorist was not hurt but the cow was killed. North Canterbury Federated Farmers dairy chairman Michael Woodward said there are a number of reasons why cattle were ending up on roads. “Potentially it’s basic security hasn’t been followed . . . there could also be people coming onto properties who aren’t supposed to be there that then leave gates open,” he said. The crashes are a “good reminder” to farmers to check their boundaries. “With mycoplasma bovis in the district the need to run a secondary boundary fence isn’t a bad thing, especially if it’s at a gateway then that provides a double level of security,” Mr Woodward said. Rolleston woman Carissa Maitland who hit a cow last month on Lincoln Rolleston Rd said she was lucky she was driving slowly when the crash happened. The incident was “pretty terrifying.” She was driving home from the Crusaders Super Rugby final against the Lions on August 4 when her she collided with the cow about 11pm. Mrs Maitland was travelling at 30km/h through road works on the 100km/h road when the cow “came straight out in front” of her. “I didn’t see it at all and so, I didn’t even brake and it basically kind of sat on my bonnet and rolled back onto my windscreen,” Mrs Maitland said. The vehicle sustained significant damage to the bonnet and roof and needed to be replaced. Mrs Maitland and the cow were uninjured. Her collision is just one of four accidents involving cattle over the past two months in Selwyn. A 27-year-old suffered serious injuries when she collided with a cow in Burnham on July 19. On July 12, former Selwyn Luxury LIFESTYLE TREAT YOURSELF! IMPACT: Former Selwyn mayor Bill Woods hit a cow in his Mercedes-Benz. mayor Bill Woods and his two passengers were lucky to escape serious injury after his Mercedes- Benz, travelling at about 100km/h, collided with a cow. In July, Senior Sergeant Pete Stills told Bay Harbour News road accidents with cows were a “good reason” for motorists to keep their speed down. “Hit a horse or a cow at speed and you’re in trouble because all you do is take their legs out and they come up the bonnet through your windscreen often,” he said. Selwyn District Council senior animal control officer Steve Clarke is advising people driving on rural roads to make sure they are aware of potential hazards. “If you do see farm animals on the road please report it through our 24-hour line – 347 2800,” he said. NOISY: Engine noise from the huge dredge Fairway kept some Lyttelton residents awake at night last week. Dredge engines cause disturbance • By Matt Salmons SOME LYTTELTON residents were disturbed by the engine noise from huge dredging vessel the Fairway last week. Taking to Lyttelton community Facebook pages, some said it was a nice reminder of what living in a port town was all about. Others wanted to know if the rumbling engine noises were keeping others up at night as well. The Lyttelton Port Company said it understood the Fairway was louder than most other vessels in port, and had been heard by several residents last Monday night. The port company said the Fairway’s engines made a distinctive low frequency noise. “We apologise for any disruption this has caused and appreciate your patience,” the statement said. While in port, the Fairway was running on the minimum possible power, but engine noises had not reduced significantly. The Fairway was in port for two nights and began dredging operations at first light last Wednesday. $29,980 $34,890 $35,890 $29,980 Was $31,980 Was $36,980 2008 BMW x5 3.0sI M-sPORT 2011 JaGuaR xF 5.0L V8 Was $38,980 2012 BMW 335i M-sPORT hYBRID 2008 auDI Q7 7 seaTeR V8 s-LIne $26,980 $26,950 $28,480 $20,980 2009 auDI a6 3.0 suPeRChaRGeD Was $28,890 2013 BMW 320 DIeseL M-sPORT Was $31,890 2007 TOYOTa LanD CRuIseR PRaDO Was $23,980 2011 BMW 523i $34,890 $19,990 $21,980 $27,980 Was $35,990 2008 JaGuaR xF sV8 suPeRChaRGeD Was $21,890 Was $22,980 2012 Lexus CT 200h hYBRID 2008 auDI a5 3.2FsI QuaTTRO 2010 auDI a6 3.0L TFsI s-LIne CAR OF THE WEEK! 2009 Audi Q5 2.0TFSi QuATTRO Was $25,890 $23,980 20 Waterloo Rd, Sockburn, Christchurch 0800 778 807 On road costs may apply www.nzc.kiwi
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