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DARRELL LATHAM says
he is resolute in spite of fellow
community board members
not coming out and supporting
his call for an independent
investigation into alleged District
Plan tampering.
The Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
member is facing a code of
conduct complaint alongside
Coastal Ward councillor
David East, Coastal-Burwood
Community Board chairwoman
Kim Money and deputy
chairman Tim Sintes.
The group said omission of
a discretionary rule in the city
council’s High Flood Hazard
Management Area policy was
against the intentions of the
replacement District Plan
independent hearing’s panel.
Without the discretionary
rule, also known as the enabling
clause, Redcliffs and Southshore
residents are finding it almost
impossible to build or extend
properties on 1486 sites within
a residential unit overlay of the
HFHMA.
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community board members
who responded to questions from
the Bay Harbour News said they
agreed with Dr Latham that issues
with the HFHMA policy needed
to be resolved by the city council.
However, none of them
supported his call for an
independent inquiry into the
alleged District Plan tampering
or his participation in a media
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elected representative was not
“tea and biscuits” and was happy
to take the disciplinary action if
it “got something done.”
“It’s got me into a little bit of
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Darrell
Latham says
he is more
than willing
to face the
disciplinary
action
resulting
from his
actions as he
was elected
to fight for
the residents
of Redcliffs.
at next year’s local body elections.
“This [HFHMA] issue is the
thin edge of the wedge and
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THE CURRENT controversy over the
discretionary rule in the High Flood
Hazard Management Area policy will
become an election issue next year.
Darrell Latham has been a strong
advocate during his time on the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community Board.
His stand has landed him in hot water like David East, Tim
Sintes and Kim Money across the estuary.
But as we report today he is unrepentant.
That has to be good for those people in Redcliffs who have
land they will struggle to build on in the future.
Latham doesn’t have public support from his fellow board
members, or local MP Ruth Dyson.
But at least National list MP Nuk Korako has put his hand up
and said publicly what he thinks.
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Wednesday September 12 2018
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Petition clears first hurdle
• By Matt Salmons
A PETITION to try and
reinstate Redcliffs School on its
former site has cleared its first
hurdle.
A Government workforce and
education select committee has
allowed The Friends of Redcliffs
Park to give evidence before it in
Christchurch
next week.
It comes after
the group’s
spokesman
Chris Doudney
told the Bay
Harbour News
Chris Doudney
last week he
didn’t think
this would happen.
“I’m very glad they’re asking
us to answer questions,” he said.
While he had provided reports
on the validity of the former
site and ideas to improve the
old buildings with the petition,
Mr Doudney said he believed
he would cover the same information
at the September 19
meeting.
Mr Doudney said the select
committee would then likely decide
whether to continue taking
the matter forward.
If it did, it would eventually
present a report to Parliament,
giving the Government 60 days
to respond as to whether it
would take any action. The time
frame for compiling reports
could vary greatly.
“We’ve emailed the Minister
of Education and the director
of education in Christchurch to
ask to hold off demolishing the
existing school until after the
committee has had its hearings,”
Mr Doudney said.
“We haven’t heard back from
them, I just hope the bulldozers
don’t move in.”
However, the select committee
process won’t slow down the
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demolition or work on the new
buildings in Redcliffs Park.
Ministry of Education head of
education infrastructure service
Kim Shannon said the demolition
of the old buildings would
not be held off and would continue
next month as planned.
The ministry did not believe
the petition would affect work
on the new build either, she
said.
“It is worth noting that even
if, hypothetically, a decision
was made to keep the school at
its original site, the buildings
would require demolition to
CONDEMNED:
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Education says
regardless of
the outcome of
the Friends of
Redcliffs Park’s
petition, the
old Redcliffs
School
buildings will
be demolished. ​
ensure they were an appropriate
distance from the cliff faces,
and were rebuilt to modern
standards.”
She said the sooner the demolition
began, the sooner
the city council could proceed
with building sporting facilities
on site for the 2019 winter
season.
Mr Doudney said he believed
the demolition must be halted as
the petition was calling for the
buildings to be kept.
“If they take no notice of that
until a decision is made, where
are they legally?”
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Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board deputy
chairman Jake McLellan would
not comment on Dr Latham’s
conduct, but did support resolving
the issues with the HFHMA
policy.
“We support that there’s a
problem here and it needs to get
looked in to,” Mr McLellan said.
Dr Latham’s fellow board
member Tim Lindley said he
would rather not comment on
the code of conduct complaint
against Dr Latham.
He said going to the media
was not “something I would do
myself” and wanted to see the
HFHMA policy looked at
through normal “community
board and council processes.”
Heathcote Ward councillor
Sara Templeton said she did not
feel comfortable commenting
on the disciplinary process but
agreed the HFHMA policy did
need to be looked at.
“It’s clearly a part of the
District Plan that needs to be
clarified and I know there are
processes under way to do that.”
Linwood Ward councillor Yani
Johanson also would not comment
on his fellow board member’s
code of conduct complaint,
but would present a notice of
motion to reinstate the enabling
clause at tomorrow’s city council
meeting.
“The key thing is to get this
issue resolved.”
Central Ward councillor Deon
Swiggs said he supported getting
issues with the HFHMA
policy “dealt with” but would not
comment on Dr Latham’s stand
or subsequent code of conduct
complaint.
The Bay Harbour News also
approached Linwood-Central-
Heathcote Community Board
chairwoman Sally Buck and
members Alexandra Davids and
Brenda Lowe-Johnson for comment,
but they did not meet the
deadline.
Dr Latham would not comment
if he wished his fellow
board members had made a
stand as well and said he could
not speak for them, only his own
actions.
Latham is resolute: ‘My conscience
CLAUSE:
Coastal Ward
city councillor
David East
(centre rear) at
last week’s city
council meeting
with councillors
Anne Galloway,
Jamie Gough
and Sara
Templeton
(right).
“I took actions that I would
expect an elected representative
to do for me,” Dr Latham said.
While the Redcliffs Residents’
Association supported getting
the enabling clause reinstated,
secretary Pat McIntosh said they
did not yet have a stance on Dr
Latham’s conduct.
Dr McIntosh said they would
likely discuss the issue at their
October meeting.
“We’d originally wanted to
support the reconsideration of
putting the clause back into the
District Plan as we believe it
belongs in there.”
Meanwhile, Cr East was receiving
a flood of support in response
to the disciplinary action being
taken against him, which could
see him asked to resign as a city
councillor.
Christchurch Coastal Residents
United deputy chairman Warwick
Schaffer said the group was
“absolutely backing David.”
Mr Schaffer said the city council
should focus on issues around
the HFHMA policy rather than
Cr East’s conduct. He said it felt
like “they’re shooting the messenger.”
As for the councillors from
the other wards affected by the
policy, he said it would be good
if they would “stand up” and
request the policy be looked into.
Cr East also said he has “no axe
to grind’’ with the lack of support
from his fellow city councillors as
they been told not to comment.
Said Cr East: “I am actually
overwhelmed by the amount I
have had. Not only from my own
community but Knights of the
Realm, MPs, business leaders
in the city as well as the local
residents of the city as those in
my constituency.”
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is clean’
Cr East said he would be “more
than happy to unreservedly
apologise” if it transpired he was
wrong and had been “led up the
garden path.”
Port Hills list MP Nuk Korako
said it was an appalling move for
Ms Dalziel to stand down Cr East
for “representing his constituents’
concerns.”
“The mayor needs to explain
why she has decided to side with
officers of the city council rather
than someone who is elected to
represent his area.”
Mr Korako said the people
who voted at elections expected
representatives to take stands on
their behalf.
Port Hills MP Ruth Dyson said
concerns around the HFHMA
policy needed to be addressed
but would not comment on the
disciplinary action.
Ms Dyson said the
“truncated process” required by
the previous Government had led
to a lack of public involvement
and “added to the tension and
uncertainty.”
“My focus will be on the
implications for people of the
policy and what better options
could be pursued. I will work
with our community board
and councillors to progress the
discussion.”
What the stand is about
• By Matt Salmons
THE CALL by Darrell Latham,
and others, for an independent
inquiry into alleged District
Plan tampering relates to
how that has affected coastal
property owners.
In question is the way sites in
a ‘restricted unit overlay’ within
the High Flood Hazard Management
Area are treated by city
council planners.
Christchurch Coastal
Residents United say a restricted
discretionary activity rule
recommended by the Replacement
District Plan independent
hearings panel – and meant to
govern sites within the RUO –
was left out when the plan was
implemented last year.
The restricted unit overlay
comprises 1486 residential
zoned sites within the HFHMA
which are only at risk from
future sea level rise – not river
or tidal flooding.
Property owners within the
restricted unit overlay have been
facing difficulty getting resource
and/or building consent because
without the discretionary rule,
under the District Plan the sites
are treated the same as any
others within the HFHMA,
whereby “new developments or
intensification of land uses . . .
are to be avoided.”
That discretionary rule is
what has been referred to as the
enabling clause.
• By Matt Salmons
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More community patrol
volunteers wanted
• By Matt Salmons
MORE community patrols
maybe seen in Lyttelton.
But more volunteers are
needed.
Sumner to City
Community Patrol
chairman Allan Bain said
the group managed one
patrol most days, but he
wanted two patrols, every
day.
“The more we are out
there, the less crime will
happen,” Mr Bain said.
“We’re a deterrent.”
Lyttelton Police Sergeant
Franco Lovrich said the
patrols were getting “a
bit stretched” with their
numbers.
“They’re out there,
reporting, keeping the
community safe by notifying
police of any suspicious
behaviours.
“They’re certainly a
value to the community,”
Sergeant Lovrich said.
Mr Bain said most of his
45 volunteers were retired
and could only commit to
four hours a month.
“We’d really need to
have some younger people
and people willing to do
more hours.
CRIME-STOPPING: One of the Sumner to City
Community Patrol vehicles. ​
“Ideally we’d really need
around 55 [people].”
While the volunteer patrol
had two vehicles, it had
not yet had them patrolling
simultaneously.
“We would really like
someone to do nights for
us. Saturday nights can be
almost impossible.”
The group covered “a fair
chunk of area” between
Sumner, Lyttelton and
Linwood and reported incidents
of tagging, suspicious
behaviour, property damage
or littering to police.
Mr Bain said the latest
city council statistics
showed the areas covered
by the patrols had some of
the “lowest levels of graffiti
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As volunteers, maintenance
on the group’s vehicles
was funded through
donations and fundraising
efforts. Fuel was provided
by police.
Mr Bain said members
normally did not leave the
vehicle on patrol so only
needed “good eyes and the
ability to walk.”
“We’re purely moving
police signs. If you see a
community patrol car, you
probably don’t want to
commit a crime right?
“You’re doing something
for the community, you’re
helping the community.
That’s the bottom line,” Mr
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Gun site walking tracks will be open
• By Matt Salmons
A MAJOR part of Canterbury’s
military history at Godley Head
will re-open to the public by
Christmas.
The three Godley Head gun
emplacements were built during
World War 2 as a counter-bombardment
battery to deter enemy
ships getting into range to shell
Lyttelton’s port facilities.
Department of Conservation
Christchurch operations
manager Andy Thompson said
they would not only re-open, but
the walking track would pass
through them and they would
feature artworks and signage to
make the history of the site come
alive.
“I might be pushing the envelope
and raising expectations,
but that’s what I expect,” Mr
Thompson said.
The emplacements had been
closed since June 2011, as damage
sustained in the February 22,
2011, earthquake and subsequent
aftershocks made them unsafe.
“They were built to withstand
shelling, not earthquakes,” Mr
Thompson said.
Consents for work to remediate
emplacements one and two
were with the city council now
and would likely go out for tender
soon.
Geo-technical reports indicated
the majority of the cliff
side area was safe, Mr Thompson
said, but the land around emplacement
three was considered
at risk of shearing off so would
remain closed.
To finish the work, Mr
Thompson said DoC would
need to clean off the more than
$100,000 worth of graffiti and
tagging damage done since the
site closed.
“It’s really tragic as we don’t
have the budget to clean that.
We’re working with Dulux on
a potential partnership to deal
with it,” he said.
TURRET: A
member of
the Women’s
Auxiliary
Army Corps
standing in
front of a gun
emplacement
in 1942.
Mr Thompson said one image
painted there, that of a soldier
sitting down for a cigarette, had
become a popular subject for
PIT: Andy
Thompson
stands in
one of the
now empty
emplacement
pits.
social media photos.
“It’s a really nice image that’s
in keeping with the nature of
the site. Other taggers haven’t
touched it.”
The same logic would be
applied in preventing future tagging
damage.
Mr Thompson said DoC
had enlisted Sydenham-based
graffiti artist Wongi Wilson to
paint murals of what life at the
emplacements looked like during
World War 2.
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The idea is that taggers would
be less likely to vandalise the
work of a professional graffiti
artist.
“It’s a way of telling the story
of the site’s history through a
contemporary medium.”
Example’s of Wilson’s work
included panels at the Boxed
Quarter on St Asaph St, Cookie
Monster on Hereford St and
the hide and seek mural on the
side of the Unimed building at
the corner of Gloucester and
Manchester Sts.
Godley Head Heritage Trust
historian Peter Wilkins said the
murals would bring the history of
the site to life for visitors.
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“We want quality, not just
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ON LOOKOUT: Soldiers manning emplacement one during a
training shoot in 1942. ​
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FIREFIGHTING legends from
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group Al-Qaeda, hijackers flew
two passenger airliners into the
Twin Towers of the centre. Eventually,
both towers collapsed
from the damage sustained.
In 28 minutes, the New York
City Fire Department lost 343
people.
Mr Jonas was captain of
Ladder Company 6 at the time,
based in Chinatown, and he and
his crew survived the collapse
of the first World Trade Center
building.
Mr Hayden had been one of
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with New York City Fire Department battalion chief Jay Jonas
(rear, second from left) and retired deputy chief Peter Hayden
(front, second from left).
the control chiefs who remained
stationed at a forward control
centre based in the lobby area of
the World Trade Center right up
until the collapse of the second
tower.
Lyttelton Volunteer Fire
Brigade chief fire officer Mark
Buckley said they gave a presentation
to brigade members about
their experiences at the World
Trade Center.
“None of our guys said a word
during the whole thing,” Mr
Buckley said.
“It was pretty overwhelming
really. They were two of the nicest
guys you’d ever want to meet
but hearing them talk about
what they did that day, it was
spine-tingling.”
Mr Buckley said the event
highlighted to his volunteers
how events could change in an
instant.
“Those guys just approached
this as a skyscraper fire, but it
was a bit different.”
The Lyttelton firefighters
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Hayden accommodation in
Cass Bay for the night. The two
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their families. The refurbished
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Ideas for failed Maori
Village land sought
• By Matt Salmons
HEATHCOTE residents
are about to have their say
on what the failed Māori
Village land at Ferrymead
Park can be used for.
City council staff will
seek views from the community
this month on
what to do with the land,
which was mooted last
year as an alternative site
for a Lyttelton dog park.
Options proposed for
the former Māori Village
tourist attraction at Ferrymead
Park included a
dog park, bike tracks and
horse trails.
It had been suggested as
the possible location for a
dog park last year after a
suitable site in Lyttelton
couldn’t be found.
City council manager
community parks Al
Hardy said the Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board had asked
staff to investigate uses for
the land in December last
year.
“Staff are currently conducting
a site analysis and
will be seeking ideas and
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next year. ​
community views shortly,
prior to carrying out formal
consultation for the
site,” Mr Hardy said.
He said staff would
gather ideas from the
community through preengagement
at the end of
the month.
“Pre-engagement involves
a project flyer being
sent to adjacent neighbours,
absentee owners
and key stakeholders. This
will increase awareness
of the project and inform
people where they can
seek more information or
make a submission.”
Mr Hardy said information
would be available on
the Have Your Say website.
A draft landscape plan
would be prepared around
November, Mr Hardy
said, with further public
consultation on the plan
early next year.
He expected the plan
could go back to the
community board for
approval mid-2019.
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interest in
food forests
• By Matt Salmons
ORGANISERS OF a food
sustainability film screening in
Sumner last week say attendance
shows interest in community
gardens and food forests is growing.
Sumner Bays Union Trust
sustainability co-ordinator Robin
Arnold said there was “kind of a
revolution” in attitudes towards
food sustainability.
“It’s learning old knowledge and
bringing it back.
“We’re connecting our communities
with where our food comes
from.”
A diverse group of more than
100 people attended the Thursday
evening screening of Edible Paradise
at Hollywood Cinema, Ms Arnold
said.
She said the mix of older and
younger people, experienced gardeners
and novices was fairly even.
The film showcased food forests
from around New Zealand and told
the stories of their creation.
Ms Arnold said feedback from
the night suggested people were
happy to see others sharing their
interest.
She said the earthquakes of 2010
and 2011 made it obvious that food
sources were vulnerable.
THE Scarborough Dippers froze
every day in July and because of
that, donations are still rolling
in for a public-use defibrillator
for Sumner Lifeboat.
The dedicated group of morning
swimmers normally meet
on Fridays to
swim at Sumner
but over
winter put in
a bigger effort
to raise $1164
for Sumner
Lifeboat.
Lifeboat
fundraising
chairwoman
Heather MacDonald said the
organisation was delighted by
the group’s generosity.
“What these people are doing
is amazing. We really appreciate
their donations but not only
that. Wet July has also raised
awareness for the lifeboat’s
dependence on donations to run
the service.”
The funds donated would
help cover the $5000 needed
for an automated external
defibrillator unit, or AED, to
be installed on the exterior
wall of the lifeboat station on
Heberden Ave.
Lifeboat coxswain Blair
Quane said its location put it in
a high activity area.
“The area is used quite often
by people swimming and it’s at
the end of the Coastal Pathway
so it will get plenty of foot traffic.”
People would be able to access
the unit by phoning a number
on it to request the pin code for
the lock.
Because it was intended for
public use, Mr Quane said it
warranted getting “a good one.”
“We’re pretty keen to get it
in, even if we have to put in a
little money to get it over the
line.”
Scarborough Dippers’ Kerry
Newton said the group was
lucky to have not needed the
help of the lifeboat during their
early morning swims so far.
“But one morning a boatie
came right over, in the dark, to
check that we were okay.”
Using a Facebook group, the
more than 80 members of the
Local
News
Now
Dippers boost defibrillator fund
• By Matt Salmons
Blair Quane
Fire rages, homes at risk
CHILLY: The
Scarborough
Dippers on
one of their
daily dips into
the ocean
on Sumner
Beach. ​
Scarborough Dippers organised
to meet either early or later in
the day depending on availability.
Their swims normally lasted
at least 10min and finished with
coffee brought to the water’s
edge by a group member.
Not all members dipped
themselves in the ocean everyday,
but a dedicated few did.
“We do silly things to pass the
time, because it’s pretty cold out
there.”
Banks Peninsula
Water Zone Committee
Want to know more
about the health of our
Banks Peninsula waterways?
Come along to a special presentation from Akaroa Area
School students who will talk about Alymers Stream
during this month’s water zone committee meeting.
There will also be an update on a report by
Environment Canterbury on water quality and ecosystem
health monitoring on Banks Peninsula and the Christchurch
City Council will talk about Okains Bay drinking water supply.
Banks Peninsula Water Zone
Committee meeting
September 18th, 4pm -8pm
Akaroa Sports Pavilion,
Akaroa Recreation Ground
The Banks Peninsula Water Zone Committee is a community
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SPORTS
DETERMINED: 17-year-old Joshua Wilson has his sights on a scholarship for
baseball at college in the United States.
Wilson eyes up US
baseball scholarship
• By Matt Salmons
JOSHUA WILSON has
got American college
scholarships in sight every
time he pitches.
The Mt Pleasant 17-yearold
will travel to the
United States next month
to compete with the New
Zealand under-18 baseball
squad at the Arizona Fall
Classic Showcase.
The Southern Astros and
Canterbury pitcher said his
selection for the team was
based off his performance
during the nationals held
in Orewa in April.
When Southern Astros
coach Nathan McDonald
approached him to say he
had a spot on the national
team, Joshua said he was
“keen as.”
“It’s incredible, it was a
pretty big surprise to be
honest,” he said.
To keep his skills sharp
during the off season,
Joshua had been regularly
training with McDonald.
The first of two training
camps he will be attending
with the New Zealand
team starts in two weeks.
As the only player in the
side from the South Island,
Joshua will have to travel to
Auckland for both camps.
Canterbury Baseball
president Brian Hemera
said Joshua had risen
rapidly in the sport after
first walking out onto a
diamond only two years
ago. “He’s very keen on
baseball and working
bloody hard,” Mr Hemera
said.
He said the trip would
be an opportunity for
Joshua and his teammates
to get noticed by college
and professional scouts,
who use the showcase as a
chance to see new talent.
“A scholarship into a
university there is a very
good step in the right
direction. You get that and
the world’s your oyster,”
Mr Hemera said.
“The next Steven Adams
might be playing baseball,
not basketball.”
Joshua said the chance
at a US college scholarship
was the main reason
he wanted to go. But
he said he did not have
a preference for which
college.
“I just want to play
baseball and get a good
education. The Los Angeles
or San Francisco ones
would be good as it’s
warmer there so they play
for longer,” Joshua said.
He said he was feeling
confident about how the
New Zealander team
would go over their 11
games during the 14 day
showcase.
“I think we’ll be alright,
we’ll definitely win some
games,” Joshua said.
“It should be good.”
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Full colour range in Bishopdale. Taupe or olive in Sydenham. Sizes
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OUR PRICE $ 99 & $ 109
Riders stretch Moleskin Jeans in all six shades, black navy, moss,
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the easy care. Sizes 32 to 42 including short or regular leg.
RRP $119.90
OUR PRICE $ 106
Logan light weight stretch moleskin jeans, proven fit, proven
cloth, the brand you can rely on. End of season clearance, mostly
bronze shade, some charcoal. Sizes 84, 88, 92, 96, 100, 104.
RRP $109
CLEARANCE $ 64 or 2 for $ 88
SHIRTS
We have made huge reductions across all the remaining
brand long sleeve casual shirts, including those with the extra
length sleeve.
There are over 45 different patterns from business to subtle
checks and the ‘in yer face’ big madras checks (great with
denims). Because they are being cleared at super low prices,
they are oddment and broken size ranges. Cloths are all cotton in
qualities you can rely on, just ask the people who know. The sizes
available start at M right up the 4XL in the classic fit (they don’t
impede your golf swing). RRP $ 89.90 to $ 109.90
SALE
PULLOVERS
We have a wide selection of . All Merino ¼ zip style
pullovers in three different knit styles. We have limited sizes in some
color/knit choices. Be in quick for your choice. Colours, Charcoal,
Eclipse blue, Fig, Grey tweed, Black. These are the comfortable
classic sizing from SM to 4XL which you know. RRP $ 159.90
$
SALE 80 Fig shade only, they sent the wrong shade.
$
SALE 118 $ 124 $ 128
$
18 $ 24 $ 28 $ 33 $ 38
JEANS
Navy STRETCH denim, summer weight, comfy with slim leg
84 to 96cm. RRP $ 99.90
SALE $
38
CORDUROY PANTS - stretch cloth
We have various oddments in both sizes and colors left over
which ‘must go’. These are the Savane brand which you are
familiar with. This has now become a dis-continued line for us.
SALE $
64 each or 2 for $ 80
or 3 for $ 90 or 4 for $ 100
Yes, you can share them around family, friends & neighbors!
the MENSWEAR
@ SYDENHAM
387 Colombo Street
Parking behind Butlers Auto Mart
In association with
mens stores
in Bishopdale Village
Hours: Mon to Fri 10am to 4pm. Sat 10am to 3pm.
Closed Sun.
Are the stores the same? NO, but they do share heritage.
They have similar and different merchandise.
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CatholiC Cathedral College
To Live By FaiTh
With no geographic zone, Catholic and non-preference students
come from all over the city to learn in an inclusive environment.
From the PrinciPal
Catholic Cathedral College is a hidden treasure. We
provide Catholic faith-based learning to girls and
boys from Year 7 to Year 13.
Visitors are welcome to experience the strong
family atmosphere where we celebrate our cultural
diversity.
Effective, caring teachers ensure our students are
confident and achieve excellent academic results.
Having no zone enables our school to accept
students from all areas of the city.
Being only a 10-minute walk from the central city
bus exchange makes the school accessible.
a rich learning environment
Our students love the atmosphere at Catholic Cathedral
College because
• Diversity and uniqueness is celebrated
• A wide range of sporting, performing arts and cultural
activities are available
• Every student has a teacher mentor to guide them
• The supportive, family atmosphere
• Well-being and mental health are prioritised
• We are culturally inclusive
• All students learn about Aotearoa New Zealand history,
language and culture
academic
success
NCEA results are excellent
with students at all levels
achieving well above the
National Average.
Qualification
academic results 2017
catholic cathedral
college
national average
NCEA (Level 1) 92.2% 85.7%
NCEA (Level 2) 95.2% 89.4%
NCEA (Level 3) 93.1% 82.6%
We work closely with our students to ensure they achieve outstanding academic results.
This is enabled by:
• Teachers who are responsive to individual goals and learning styles
• Small class sizes
• English language programmes which provide a strong foundation of vocabulary and grammar
• Flexible and individualised learning programmes
• Dedicated team of highly qualified, caring and experienced staff
What Parents say:
“Thank you for providing a platform for my son to
achieve and have the courage to improve. Catholic
Cathedral College has inspired him greatly.”
“My daughter is so much happier now that she
has enrolled at this school. The culture here is so
positive and affirming.”
“Thanks and appreciation for the wonderful
education that you have given my son and bringing
forth his potential. Thank you.”
“We really appreciate the effort and great
communication about our child’s progress.”
2019 enrolments – limited spaces still available.
An enrolment pack is available from the main office or can be downloaded from
our website - www.cathcollege.school.nz
Please return to 62 Ferry Road, Christchurch 8145 or email to
admin@cathcollege.school.nz
www.cathcollege.school.nz / 62 Ferry rd / Po Box 10-255, chch 8145 / ph 982 1690 / email: admin@cathcollege.school.nz

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Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
Voices Against War
Today and tomorrow, all day
A display created by local
historian Margaret Lovell-
Smith and associates on the
conscientious objectors of
Canterbury during World War 1.
Lyttelton Library, 18
Canterbury St
Storytimes
Today 10.30-11am, Tuesday
11-11.30am
Go along to the Lyttelton
Library where learning is
encouraged through a love
of stories. Storytimes is an
interactive programme including
stories, songs, rhymes and play.
Free.
Sumner Library on Wednesday,
Lyttelton Library on Tuesday
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Today 10am-noon, Friday
10.30am-noon
It’s winter woollies time so why
not head along to a fun knit ’n’
yarn session. Take your knitting,
crochet or other craft project and
spend some time in company
with other crafty knitters.
This is a free activity with no
bookings required - Beginners
are welcome.
Lyttelton Library on
Wednesday, Sumner Library on
Friday
Create ’n’ Connect
Thursday, 9.30am-noon
Create ’n’ Connect welcomes
you to create in company. $3
per session includes a yummy
morning tea and great company.
Take your own creative project or
come and get some inspiration.
Phone Beth for more information
022 678 1252.
St Andrews Anglican Church,
148 Main Rd, Redcliffs
Babytimes
Friday and Tuesday, 10.30-
11am
Encourage learning through
language. Babytimes is an
interactive programme including
rhymes, songs, stories and play.
Free.
Lyttelton Library on Friday,
Sumner Library on Tuesday
JP Clinic in Sumner
Saturdays, 10am-12pm
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.
Matuku Takotako: Sumner
Library
Head to the Sumner Food Forest this Sunday and learn more about the concept from
co-ordinator Niki Jones. Located at the van Asch Deaf Education Centre, park on the road and
enter by the pedestrian gate on the corner of Heberden and Wakefield Aves. The food forest
will be on the right as you go down the path. For more information on the event, head to the
Sustainable Bays Facebook page, Sunday, 10am-noon.
Trivial Cahoot
Saturday, 4.30-6pm
Get a team of eight together
for this free family event.
Tackle quizzes and challenges
of memory, marshmallow
moulding, munching and
meaningless facts. The winners
will receive cinema tickets and
snacks will be provided. Register
your team by emailling Helen
Cobby at diamondharbouryct@
gmail.com or phone 021 078
5112.
St Andrew’s Community
Church Hall, 85 Marine Drive,
Diamond Harbour
Shoreline Toastmasters
Monday, 7.30-9pm
Nervous about speaking? Go
along to gain confidence by
practising speaking, listening,
learning and laughing – in a
warm, friendly non-threatening
environment.
Mt Pleasant Yacht Club
Markets:
The weekly markets have many
different attractions and delicious
treats on offer. From fresh
produce to freshly baked bread,
cheeses and free range eggs.
Find some healthy food options
and sip on a coffee while taking
a wander around any of the
markets happening in the area at
the weekend.
Ferrymead Night Market:
First Saturday of each month.
Winter hours: April to September
- 4pm to 8pm. Summer hours:
October to March - 5pm to 9pm.
Ferrymead Heritage Park.
Lyttelton Farmers Market
and Lyttelton Craft Market:
Saturday, 10am-1pm, London
St.
Mt Pleasant Farmers Market:
Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm, 3
McCormacks Bay Rd.
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Ladies in BLack Girls Night Out
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Wed: 4:15PM, 8:30PM thu, fri, sat: 4:00PM, 8:20PM sun: 3:00PM, 7:20PM
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Book cLuB Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen & Mary Steenburgen
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Wed: 12:10PM, 6:35PM thu, fri, sat: 10:45AM, 4:40PM sun: 10:45AM, 4:40PM
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REAL ESTATE
Prime Position…views from sunrise to sunset!
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Deadline Sale: All offers will be presented Tuesday 18th September 2018, 5pm, unless sold prior.
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Those seriously considering its purchase
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be sold at any time.
Deadline Sale, all offers will be presented
Tuesday 18th September 2018, 5pm, unless
sold prior.
Please call for viewing times.
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Public Notices
DIAMOND
HARBOUR
SCHOOL
Board of Trustees
Casual Vacancy for
an elected trustee
A casual vacancy has occurred
on the board of trustees for an
elected parent representative.
The board has resolved under
section 105 of the Education
Act 1989 to fill the vacancy by
selection.
If ten percent or more of
eligible voters on the school
roll ask the board, within
28 days of this notice
being published, to hold a
by-election to fill the vacancy,
then a by-election will be held.
Any eligible voter who wishes
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should write to:
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Diamond Harbour School
Board of Trustees
13 Hunters Road
R D 1
LYTTELTON 8971
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House of Travel Ferrymead
because we’re travellers too.
Mel Hubber
Owner Operator
EMAIL: MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4018
Travel for me has been a way of life for more
than 24 years. I love different cultures and have
just returned from an awe inspiring trip to Kenya
and Tanzania. I would love to help you put the pieces
of a complex travel jigsaw together!
Mel Kim Hubber Beswick
Owner Operator
EMAIL: KBESWICK@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4019 4018
Travel I am fortunate me to has have been travelled a way to of 114 life countries for more
than on all 24 continents, years. I love and different am an expert cultures in cruising, and have
just having returned worked from onboard an awe cruise inspiring ships for trip 8 years. to Kenya I
and have Tanzania. just arrived I would home from love to Alaska help and you Canada put the and pieces would love to help
of plan a complex your amazing travel holiday jigsaw & together! adventure.
Mel Katie Hubber Gillespie Melanie Hubber Bartram Caitlin Mel Hubber Thorburn
Owner Travel Specialist
Operator Owner Travel Specialist
Operator Owner Travel Specialist
Operator
EMAIL: KGILLESPIE@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4031 4018
I have a huge passion for
travel and love exploring
new destinations. As a
new Mum I understand
the importance of
coordinating family
holidays and recently
enjoyed a great trip to Hawaii.
I look forward to helping plan your holiday.
EMAIL: MELANIEB@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4021 4018
To me travel is addictive,
it’s an awe inspiring
journey of discovery
which fuels the soul &
makes you richer. I was
fortunate to visit the
stunning islands of Tahiti
last year and look forward to
inspiring your new travel adventures.
EMAIL: CAITLINT@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 3764 4018 031
I have travelled globally
and just love that my
career involves planning
exciting holidays for
you! I feel privileged to
be able to help with your
planning process, each
holiday is different and that’s
what makes this job so dynamic and exciting.
Melissa Hubber May
Owner Travel Specialist
Operator
EMAIL: MELISSAB@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4022 4018
Travel I love working for me together has been to a discover way of what life for more
than the perfect 24 years. holiday I love means different for you. cultures I recently and have
just experienced returned an from amazing an awe glamping inspiring safari trip in the to Kenya
and Northern Tanzania. Territory I would of Australia love to help and Darwin you put which the pieces made me realise how
of much a complex we have travel to offer jigsaw so close together!
home!
Mel Anna Hubber O’Dell
Owner Travel Specialist
Operator
EMAIL: ANNAO@HOT.CO.NZ
MELLOWEN@HOT.CO.NZ
PHONE: 376 4036 4018
Travel Having for travelled me has extensively been a way I thoroughly of life for enjoy more
than immersing 24 years. myself I love in the different rich cultures of any and have
just destination returned I get from the opportunity an awe inspiring to visit. trip I recently to Kenya
and visited Tanzania. China and I would Russia love on the to help Trans you Mongolian put the pieces and have some great tips to
of share. a complex I love creating travel jigsaw an unforgettable together! experience that is uniquely your own!
The best holidays are created together.
987 FERRY ROAD, FERRYMEAD VILLAGE I 376 4022 I FERRYMEAD@HOT.CO.NZ