Bay Harbour: October 31, 2018

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News
• By Matt Salmons
PEOPLE living in
Lyttelton have found
humour in the misspelling
of the port’s name on a
Spreydon street sign.
The sign for Lyttelton
St has been incorrectly
spelled ‘Lyttleton’ at the intersection
with Edinburgh
St.
Former Lyttelton
resident Andrew Massie
spotted the mistake on
Thursday and posted a
photo on the Lyttelton –
Ain’t No Place I’d Rather
Be Facebook page, gaining
a number of laughs and
likes.
“You see it quite frequently
online, people
spelling it incorrectly, but I
was really surprised to see
it on a street sign,” he said.
City council road maintenance
manager Mark
Pinner the sign “will be
corrected.”
“If it is the contractors,
even if it is their subcontractors,
error, they will
pick up the cost of replacement.”
Mr Pinner said the
city council paid by the
number of letters on street
signs, so the cost of the
misspelt sign could be
between $100 and $140.
Mistakes on street signs
were “very infrequent”, Mr
Pinner said.
“There are a lot of
stages in the process, so
potentially the error could
be from when it may have
been requested to simply
what the sign manufacturer
puts in, and even allowing
for spell checking,
names are so individual
that this isn’t a complete
fail safe” Mr Pinner said.
People commented on
Mr Massie’s post, saying
the city council could not
follow Google Maps and
MISTAKE: The
city council
says it will
replace this
incorrect
street sign in
Spreydon.
‘Lyttleton St’ blunder
gets a laugh
Hoon Hay resident
Gary Knight writes in
support of Diamond
Harbour’s Stoddart
Cottage Trust’s recent
Christchurch Civic
Trust award
I read with admiration
the recognition of
Diamond Harbour
Margaret Stoddart cottage
trust in relationship of
awareness of heritage
assets.
To have Christchurch
Civic trust category D
award bestowed on it not
only bears testimony to
the stature of this cottage
trust but the presence of a
nomination for this true
asset from a candid visitor
to the cottage is reflective of
the value and popularity of
this heritage landmark.
As the oldest Diamond
Harbour dwelling, and
birthplace of revered
Canterbury artist Margaret
would have to change
Lyttelton’s name on maps
to suit.
Mr Massie tagged the
city council in his post, but
said he had not received a
response.
“The way the current
council is performing, I’m
not surprised,” he said.
He said he thought
people may assume the
town was named for
being a “little town”. But
it was actually named
after George Lyttelton, a
member of the Canterbury
Association.
In 2016, the city council
had to pay $200 to replace
a sign incorrectly spelt
‘Moorehouse Ave’, and in
2014, a no-stopping sign
in Cathedral Square added
an extra ‘r’, resulting in
‘Catherdral’.
That sign remained in
place for four weeks before
being replaced.
Stoddart the house, museum
and craft shop within
this iconic structure is a
true hub for many both local
and from surrounding
areas.
To further compliment
the ambience it would be
certainly innovative to
adorn the interior with
original Margaret Stoddart
masterpieces.