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Widow loses urns for the
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KATIE TEMPLE never thought
her job as a road-patroller would
lead her to creating inspiring
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The 10-year-old is the youngest
ever winner of the junior section
of this year’s SCAPE Public Art
Re:Activate competition.
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UP AND COMING ARTIST: Katie Temple’s artwork can be see in Hagley Park as she is the winner of the junior section of the
SCAPE public art competition.
Combining road patrol with a love of art
Her art piece titled Changing
Pathways features two signs,
one with ‘go’ and one with
‘stop.’
The inspiration for the signs
came from Katie’s role as a roadpatroller
at Thorrington Primary
School.
Both sides of the ‘lollipop’ Katie
carries as she helps children
cross the road safely has a different
message on it.
“On one side of the road patrol
sign it says ‘thanks for stopping’
and on the other side it says,
‘have a nice day’. So that’s where
I got the idea of using signs.” she
said.
Katie wanted her signs to relate
to our everyday choices and
to highlight that every day, we
have a choice to do the right or
wrong thing.
On the ‘go’ sign, it features
ideas such as planting trees,
walking and biking. The ‘stop’
sign mentions topics such as
animal cruelty and wasting
water.
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over
District Plan
accusation
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding
CITY COUNCILLOR David East
has apologised for accusing the
city council staff of tampering
with the city’s District Plan.
His actions have been supported
by Christchurch Coastal
Residents United group.
CCRU deputy chairman
Warwick Schaffer said the issue
wasn’t so much one of tampering,
it was that the panel wasn’t alerted
to the omission.
“Strictly speaking there was
no tampering of the plan and so
he was quite right to apologise
for that because it is not the case
but it is extremely unlikely staff
wouldn’t have noticed it was there
and they should have said something
to the panel.
“My perspective is good on
him for owning that and it will be
nice to see council admit
some similar kind of mistake on
their side as well,” Mr Schaffer
said.
He said it was an extremely
technical topic and from an
outsider looking in you would
naturally jump to the conclusion
there had been there had been
tampering.
“He always sort of said it
had been alleged,” Mr Schaffer
said.
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THERE’S A lot of pieces of the proverbial
about as we highlight on page 3.
I’m referring to the so-and-sos who have
stolen Jill Walker’s two urns again.
They were restored by her late husband
and have great sentimental value.
They were stolen in June as we have previously reported, and
found by police and returned to her.
Now they have been taken from her Woolston property again.
That’s a very low blow.
So, if you know where these urns are and would like to make
Jill’s day, call our reporter Anan Zaki on 021 911 576.
You can also ring the police on 363 7400, or make an
anonymous call to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
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Safety issues at golf course
City council staff are investigating ways to prevent walkers being
hit by balls near the Ferrymead Golf course.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
SLIP SLIDIN’ AWAY: A bus slid
over a traffic island and became
stuck in a fence on October
29. Police were called to the
crash at the intersection of
Hackthorne and Dyers Pass Rds
in Cashmere around 3.30pm.
No injuries were reported and
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4.20pm. A police spokeswoman
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Widow’s urns stolen again
• By Anan Zaki
“I don’t think I’ve got any show landscaper arrived, the urns were
of getting them back again,” Mrs gone.
A WOOLSTON widow is
“gutted” after her copper urns
were stolen again.
Retired nurse Jill Walker’s two
urns were only
returned to her
in August after
they were stolen
in June.
To her
disbelief, the
urns were
Walker said.
“I am so sad and upset. I’ve
just made a lovely paved area just
to put those copper pots on,” she
said.
Mrs Walker suspected the
burglars targeted her house
knowing what was inside.
“My house is a long way down
the driveway. And I’ve been
absolutely vigilant about keeping
the gate locked,” she said.
“I’m whipping myself around
the ears for doing that [unlocking
the gate] but for God’s sake, you
should be able to leave your gate
unlocked when you’re home,” she
said.
Mrs Walker pleaded for anyone
with information to come
forward.
Police say they haven’t
established any connection to the
previous burglary.
Jill Walker
stolen again on Mrs Walker suspected the There are no suspects at this
October 26. burglars waited for her to unlock stage.
The urns were restored by Mrs the gate at 8am.
•Phone police on 363 7400, SENTIMENTAL: The copper
Walker’s late husband of 43 years, She unlocked the gate for a or make an anonymous call urns, which have been stolen
Barry Walker.
landscaper to enter her garden. to Crimestoppers on 0800 a second time, were restored
They served as a reminder of But after Mrs Walker went back 555 111. Quote file number by Jill Walker’s late husband
Mr Walker.
inside the house and before the 181026/7369
Barry Walker.
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The restriction will be installed
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The board voted restrictions
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intersections with Harvard Ave
and Green Lane. The board
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right turn bay near Harvard
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Reduced speed limits in
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The Halswell-Hornby-
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Combining
school road
patrol with a
love of art
•From page 1
Katie’s mother Kimala Temple
admits Katie has been “quietly
excited” by all the comments on her
artwork and how far her message
has gone.
“During SCAPE’s grand opening,
a professor from Massey University
told Katie that her artwork was
inspiring and some of the best she
had seen. She took photos to show
her students,” she said.
“Katie was rather thrilled to sit
and watch last time at the number
of people taking photos on their
walks.”
The budding artist attends weekly
art classes with her teacher Ira
Mitchell, who encouraged her to
enter the competition.
SCAPE spokeswoman Carolyne
Grant said Katie is the youngest
winner they have ever had in the
competition, which offers the opportunity
for local and emerging
artists to have their artwork produced
on a large scale.
“Katie is excited to have her
artwork in Hagley Park, to get
attention and provoke thoughts on
all the subjects especially around
the environment, people and
animals of the world,” she said.
Woman hit by golf ball; call for signs
• By Julia Evans
THE CITY council is
investigating ways to stop people
being hit by golf balls on a
Ferrymead walking track.
It comes after a woman was hit
by wayward ball from the Ferrymead
Golf course and taken
to hospital on October 13.
Head of
parks Andrew
Rutledge said:
“Staff have spoken
to the club
regarding the
incident and are
Sara
Templeton
considering options
to reduce
the likelihood
of a similar
incident occurring again.”
Heathcote Ward city councillor
Sara Templeton said it was a
“serious” issue.
She was contacted by the
mother of the woman involved
who wants warning signage
installed.
“I have put in a request
through the normal city council
processes, but also raised it at
the board meeting in case others
had heard about the incident
and to let them know that I’d
started the process,” she said.
Cr Templeton raised the issue
and called for signs to be
PROXIMITY: City council staff are investigating ways to prevent walkers being hit by balls near
the Ferrymead Golf course after a woman was hit recently.
installed at the last Linwood-
Central-Heathcote Community
Board meeting.
But said she would be
following up with city council
staff.
“It’s a popular track which
winds along the lower reaches of
the Opawaho Heathcote River
from near Ferrymead Park, past
Ferrymead Golf and Calder
Green Reserve,” she said.
She said there were lots of
people walking with dogs or riding
bikes.
Ferrymead Golf owner Carl
Lawson said it’s the first time in
the 11 years he’s been there that
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someone has been hit.
However, he said there are
already signs warning of a golf
course and it wouldn’t hurt
the city council to install some
warning of balls.
“It’s bloody awful that she got
hit, it would be nice if they put
some signs up,” he said.
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• By Matt Salmons
RICHMOND HILL residents
say positive steps have been
made towards resolving safety
concerns in their area.
An increase in traffic on
Richmond Hill Rd due to
development forced residents
to raise concerns with the city
council, calling for more safety
measures beyond the new
40km/h speed restriction.
Last week the city council
said a sought-after footpath
could be added during planned
resurfacing works next year.
This comes after council staff
met with residents over the issue
on October 24.
Resident Kathy Duncan said
that was a “step in the right
direction.”
“We feel really positive and
hopeful that the footpath will be
done next year.”
The lack of a footpath on
a 300m section of the road
between the top corner and
Cecil Wood Way forced
pedestrians and cyclists to
share the narrow road with
trucks and cars.
City council transport planning
and delivery manager
Lynette Ellis said that section of
Richmond Hill Rd was due for
resurfacing in the next financial
year.
“Staff have said it would be
best to treat this work as one project
and replace the broken kerb
and channel . . . at the same time
as forming the missing footpath
section.”
Ms Ellis said there was no
budget for a footpath so the best
option was for staff to apply for
funding next year.
“Staff would need to review
the plans and associated costs
and an application for additional
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Footpath likely for Richmond Hill residents
DANGER: Residents walking up Richmond Hill Rd.
Fire rages, homes at risk
capital funds would need to be
considered as part of the Annual
Plan review for the 2019/20
financial year.”
Linwood-Central-Heathcote
Community Board member
Darrell Latham said he was
“thrilled” that residents’ concerns
had been acknowledged.
Completing the footpath and
the resurfacing work simultaneously
would “save the ratepayer
valuable money in the long run,”
he said.
“It will also minimise future
ongoing disruption for residents.
Safety has to be of paramount
importance.’’
Mrs Duncan said safety
concerns would remain a “daily
issue” until the footpath was
installed, but residents were
“thinking pragmatically” in the
interest of working together with
the city council.
“Obviously we’d like it done
urgently, but at the same time we
have to work with what can be
done,” she said.
Residents would continue to
communicate the risk “as best as
possible” to drivers.
“You can’t stop people driving
on the hill and the risk is there
because there’s no room for
error.”
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David East
apologises for
accusation
•From page 1
Cr East’s apology came as
city councillors unanimously
voted to change the District
Plan to make it easier for
residents living in the High
Flood Hazard Management
Area to get resource
consent.
Without the discretionary
rule known
as the enable
clause, residents
were finding
it almost
impossible to
build or extend
David East
their properties
within the
HFHMA.
The proposed alteration
will be sent to Christchurch
Regeneration Minister Megan
Woods to put before the public
before signing off.
Cr East previously called for
an independent inquiry into
an erased clause in the District
Plan.
His allegations has received
a flood of support over his
allegations the plan was
tampered with, which could
have seen him asked to resign as
a city councillor.
Pupils can watch buildings fall
• By Matt Salmons
DEMOLITION OF the old
Redcliffs School buildings
on Main Rd is expected to be
finished in two weeks.
Work began on site almost two
weeks ago.
Principal Rose McInerney said
Scope Group contractors have
demolished the hall and were
removing asbestos.
“The kids are really interested
in it and they’re keeping an
eye on it because they live close
by.”
She said pupils would be allowed
on site on November 13 to
see the “biggest, most dramatic
parts” get demolished.
“It’s really cool the kids can be
involved,” she said.
Meanwhile, the Workforce
and Education Select Committee
continues its investigation into
the Friends of Redcliffs Park’s
fight to return the school to the
Main Rd site.
Group member Chris Doudney
said it was “very sad” the
old school buildings were being
demolished.
He said the committee had
received evidence from the
Ministry of Education and the
Friends of Redcliffs Park had
recently sent a response to that.
Once the committee had
completed its investigation, it
would give a recommendation
to Parliament. There was no
set time line for how long that
process could take.
Once that recommendation
was given, the Government
would have 60 days to respond
as to whether it would take any
action.
“I think it’s very unfortunate
that the Ministry has gone on
with the demolition without
waiting for the select committee’s
recommendation,” Mr Doudney
said.
Mrs McInerney said the demolition
would resonate most with
the school’s final year group,
as they had been new entrants
during the February 22, 2011,
earthquake.
She said the demolition of
the hall was an especially
emotional time because it had
been half-owned by the school
community.
DEMOLISHED:
Contractors
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the demolition
of the former
Redcliffs
School hall.
The school had tried to have
the hall moved to the new school
site in Redcliffs Park, but due to
its proximity to the cliffs, it was
deemed too dangerous.
“But it’s also great because
all of the insurance money has
meant we can have a lovely new
hall [at the new school]
. . . similar in size to the one we
had.”
The new school was expected
to open in early 2020.
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Butcher up for ‘Olympic’ challenge
A BUTCHER at New World
Ferry Road has been selected once
again to represent New Zealand in
an event known as the Olympics
of Butchery.
Jeremy Garth, who is butchery
manager at the Woolston supermarket,
was this week named
among the seven butchers who
will make up the New Zealand
team at the 2020 World Butchers’
Challenge.
It’s the second time the Burnside
man has made the cut for
the team known as the ‘Sharp
Blacks’, having taken part in this
year’s WBC in Belfast, Northern
Ireland, where the Sharp Blacks
placed second.
“I’m still celebrating being
selected again,” Mr Garth says.
“Apart from the captain [Corey
Winder, also of Christchurch] I’m
the only one who got back in.”
He and the other six Sharp
Blacks will now start preparing for
the next WBC, to be held in Sacramento,
California, in September
2020.
“Over the next two years we’ll
meet regularly for training weekends,
then return to each of our
home butcheries to apply those
techniques to what we do for our
customers.”
Mr Garth has been assigned a
new team role too, switching from
breaking down the raw carcasses
to turning them into retail cuts.
For shoppers of New World
Ferry Road that will mean soon
being able to buy cuts of meat that
are indisputably ‘world class’.
“Being able to talk to customers
about the wide range of cuts they
can get is one of the best parts of
my job. Now I’m essentially going
to be in training for 2020 every
day, our shoppers can expect to
see some good stuff.”
Steve Anderson, chief executive
of Foodstuffs South Island, says
having a butcher of Mr Garth’s
calibre on the Foodstuffs team
shows the supermarket operator is
“getting the right people.”
“Because our stores are locallyowned
and operated their butchery
teams are more responsive
to local shoppers’ tastes, and also
more attractive to the best local
talent – proof of which can be
seen here,” says Mr Anderson.
Indeed, Garth’s rise to the top of
the butchery world is an inspiration
to young school-leavers.
“My first job was as a cleaner in a
butcher shop. Now I’m managing
a very large city butchery serving
hundreds of shoppers a day, and
representing my country at what I
do best. If I could tell my 16-yearold
self one thing it would be to
find something you like and can
get better at every day, and stick
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sign “will be corrected.”
“If it is the contractors, even
if it is their sub-contractors, error,
they will pick up the cost of
replacement,” he 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
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Mistakes on street signs were
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Extra funding for community groups
CITY COMMUNITY groups
will receive an increased amount
of funding this year from
Christchurch Casinos Charitable
Trust annual grants distribution.
A total of $186,500 in grants
was announced last week at the
CCCT grants presentation.
Since it was established 23
years ago in 1995 Christchurch
Casinos Charitable Trust has
given a total of $4,092,250 in
grants to support community
groups working to support
and educate for prevention
of compulsive and addictive
problems.
CCCT chairwoman Lady
Karen Hadlee said funds were
distributed to an increased
number of 35 agencies this year
working in areas of community
support, education and youth,
telephone and other counselling,
sexual abuse agencies, refugee
centres and prison-related
charities.
“Recipients of funding are
achieving positive results of
significant change for individuals
and families impacted by
addictive behaviour, including
gambling,” she said.
The 35 agencies receiving
funding are all fully engaged
in community services support
work and making an important
difference through their commitment
and diverse projects,
Lady Hadlee said.
Through a long-term commitment
the CCCT has exceeded
$4 million in total funding for
Canterbury community support
groups.
Donations were presented to
recipients comprising of:
Church agencies
Christchurch City Mission –
$12,500
Christchurch Apostolic Trust
– $4000
Enrich Community Chaplaincy
Trust – $3000
Total – $19,500
Community support
agencies
Age Concern Canterbury
Incorporated – $10,000
Aviva (incorporating Christchurch
Women’s Refuge) Charitable
Trust – $8000
Battered Women’s Trust –
$4000
Canterbury Men’s Centre –
$8000
Home and Family Society
Christchurch – $8000
Kingdom Resources Ltd –
Karen
Hadlee
$8000
Birthright Canterbury Trust –
$2000
NZ Council of Victim Supports
Group Inc – $2000
Shakti Ethnic Women’s Support
Group Christchurch Incorporated
– $6000
Tenants Protection Association
(ChCh) Incorporated – $6000
Stopping Violence Services
(Christchurch) Incorporated –
$3000
West Christchurch Women’s
Refuge Society Incorporated –
$8000
The Order of St John South
Island Region – $5000
YMCA Christchurch Inc:
$5000
Citizens Advice Bureau –
$3000
Total – $86,000
Education and youth
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Christchurch – $5000
Cholmondeley Children’s
Centre – $8000
Christchurch Children’s Holiday
Camps Trust – $5000
180 Degrees Trust – $3000
Korowai Youth Well-Being
Trust – $8000
Life Education Trust Canterbury
– $4000
Life Education Trust Mid and
South Canterbury – $2000
Opawaho Trust – $2000
Spirit of Adventure Trust –
$5000
Cross Over Trust – $3000
K2 Youth Development Trust
– $2000
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Sexual and child abuse
and prison-related charities
Project Esther Trust – $10,000
Pillars Incorporated – $8000
Total – $18,000
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Lifeline Foundation Charitable
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Petersgate Counselling Centre
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Food debate goes behind closed doors
• By Anan Zaki
A COMMUNITY board will
go behind closed doors to
decide whether it will continue
spending ratepayer money on
food for its fortnightly meetings.
The Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton
Community Board has
munched through more than
$10,000 since it was elected in
October 2016 – the highest spend
of any of the city council’s seven
community boards, Southern
View revealed last week.
The food is available at its
board meetings for board
members, and city council staff
and members of the public who
attend.
Board chairman Mike Mora
said members will discuss the
catering costs at their next meeting
on November 13, but it will
be public excluded.
“It’s an internal matter. I don’t
see the need that it needs to be
[public].”
“It’s a discussion we need
to have to gauge each other’s
responses as to what they see as
our needs,” Mr Mora said.
Board member Debbie Mora
is against the idea of discussing
the future of the catering behind
closed doors.
Helen Broughton Mike Mora Debbie Mora
“I feel as a ratepayer, they have Helen Broughton said she previously
attempted to hold discus-
a right to hear how we discuss
how it’s [rates] spent,” Ms Mora sions about the catering twice,
said.
but was deferred due to long
She felt catering should be seminars.
minimised to items such as tea She said catering became
and coffee.
a topic of discussion at the
Board deputy chairwoman board after inquiries from
LIGHT BITES:
The Halswell-
Hornby-
Riccarton
Community
Board has
spent $10,000
on catering on
food such as
chicken nibbles
since they
were elected.
Southern View last month.
Ms Broughton felt if the
discussion is held behind closed
doors, members would be more
open about how they felt about
catering.
“I’ve given an understanding
to other board members that it
will be an offline discussion,” she
said.
But if the catering discussion is
deferred again at the next meeting,
Ms Broughton said she will
file a notice of motion to discuss
it publicly.
Ms Broughton also felt her
board spent “too much” on
catering.
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• By Matt Salmons
OPERATORS OF the historic tug
Lyttelton say their first passenger
cruise will not happen until
January, a month later than they
had hoped.
Tug Lyttelton Preservation Society
head stoker Mike Bruce said
the marine surveyor who oversaw
the tug’s sea trials on October
4 had given the society a list of
items to address before they could
carry passengers.
Though the society had funding
to address most of it, the time
frame pushed the date back from
December.
“It’s nothing major, It’s just time
and effort,” Mr Bruce said.
The list included the need to
add another emergency exit and
update flotation devices, fire
extinguishers, signage and communication
equipment.
The most difficult item to address
on the list was the requirement
for the lifeboat to be at least
2.8m long and capable of travelling
at 6km for two hours.
Mr Bruce said the society would
request an exemption for the
lifeboat requirement.
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Tuesday November 6 2018 11
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Local
News
Now
Woolworths plans subdivision
Fire rages, homes at risk
Grand Designs
host to help
develop site
• By Anan Zaki
A SUPERMARKET chain
wants to build laneways and
“New York-style” apartments in
Halswell, designed by the host of
Grand Designs NZ.
Woolworths NZ, which own
grocery chains Countdown,
FreshChoice and Super Value,
lodged a resource consent
application for
a mixed-use
development at
a 21ha site at 201
Halswell Rd.
The design team
is led by Grand
Chris
Moller
Designs NZ host
Chris Moller.
Public
submissions opened on
Wednesday and will remain open
until November 28.
The residential part of
the development includes
248 dwellings, including 24
units of two level “New Yorkstyle”
apartments, a covered
COMMUNITY charitable
trust, the Sumner Ferrymead
Foundation, recently celebrated
its 25th anniversary at the
GoodHome Ferrymead.
Three of the original trustees
attended – George Scrimshaw,
Max Percasky, and Julie
Cunningham, who is still a
serving trustee.
The October 25 occasion also
recognised Mrs Cunningham’s
remarkable 25-year contribution
to SFF.
Since 1993, the foundation has
given almost $100,000 in grants,
which has extended financial
assistance to those pursuing
education, cultural or sporting
swimming pool facility, extensive
landscaping and 3.1991ha of
reserve and stormwater detention
areas.
Said Countdown general
manager property Adrian
Walker: “In New York, these
[apartments] were conversions of
old brownstone factories but new
replica-style buildings typically
replicate the key characteristics
of weathered brick, high stud and
saw tooth roof.”
endeavours, and also to community
groups, who play an important
role.
The foundation was the vision
of Sumner-born Dora Grut, who
married a Canadian and moved
to Vancouver.
After returning to Canada
from a 1991 visit home, she donated
$10,500 to start a Sumner
Community Trust, to be run
along the lines of the Vancouver
Foundation.
The Vancouver Foundation
started in 1943 with $1000
donated from receptionist Alice
McKay’s savings.
She had donated the money
to assist the wives and families
The commercial component
of the proposal includes a
Countdown supermarket,
medical centre, cafe, childcare
facility, retail space for 21 tenants,
a tavern, 522 car parks, covered
outdoor spaces, landscaping and
lawn seating.
There are no groundwater
springs below the proposed site.
The company lodged the
resource consent application in
December last year.
of Vancouver soldiers killed in
France during World War 2.
A Vancouver businessman was
impressed with her generosity
and added a further $10,000,
encouraging nine others to do
likewise.
That foundation, which began
with $101,000, today exceeds one
billion dollars.
Similarly, since Dora Grut’s
initial donation, the Sumner
Ferrymead Foundation has
grown significantly through
the generosity of many
local benefactors within the
community.
Only interest from the invested
funds is used for grants,
PLANNED: This 21ha site on Halswell Rd is currently covered in
overgrown weeds but could soon have a subdivision with “New
York-style” apartments.
In its application, Woolworths
said a dimension often missing
in contemporary suburbs is a
sense of community or collective
life.
The vision for the project
includes a “village life” approach,
which will be encouraged by
lanes, bridleways and pocket
parks.
“The Halswell project is
already zoned for residential and
commercial as part of the larger
Halswell key activity centre
development to be built over the
and the foundation considers
applications from groups and
individuals in a catchment area
running from east of Tunnel Rd
to Taylors Mistake.
Donations to the foundation
can be for a specific community
use or asset, or for discretionary
funds – all gratefully received as
the trustees are looking to grow
the fund.
•Anyone wishing to
donate, or requiring further
information, could phone
John Taylor 0274 326 972,
or view the SFF website
sumnerferrymead
foundation.co.nz
next 25 years,” Mr Walker said.
This is not Woolworths NZ’s
first foray into a mixed-use
development. The company built
31 buildings in Vinegar Ln, in
Ponsonby, Auckland.
“We’re excited to bring a high
quality development to Halswell,”
Mr Walker said.
A construction management
plan is yet to be submitted.
Should the resource consent be
approved, construction would
start about a year after a design
and tender process.
Foundation celebrates 25 years of operation
CELEBRATION: Foundation
chairman John Taylor and
Julie Cunningham cut the
cake to celebrate 25 years.
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Nuturing the young for 167 years
The late US journalist
Herb Caen wrote: “A city
is not gauged by its length
and width but by the
broadness of its vision and
the height of its dreams.”
Caen might have been
writing of Christchurch,
as our visions for the new
city pay homage to the
dreams of the founders
while unleashing our own
dreams for a lofty future.
At the heart of the
city since those earliest
aspirational days when the
founders laid out the first
roads and planted the first
trees, St Michael’s has had
at its heart the vision and
dreams of our city and its
children.
Indeed, for 167 years,
St Michael’s has been
educating and nurturing
the visionaries and
dreamers who continue to
shape our city and step
out into the world beyond.
For our young pupils have
limitless potential to lead
exciting and generous
lives, and we have the
responsibility to educate and inspire
them, to encourage every child to
flourish, in mind, body and spirit.
St Michael’s is a prep school for girls
and boys in Years 1-8. Our classes are
small, fewer than 20 pupils, and our
specialist teachers ensure each child is
an individual, well known by staff and
fellow pupils alike. For at the heart of
St Michael’s are the essential values
of Christian faith and good citizenship:
respect, integrity, community, faith,
hope and love.
An independent school education
at the primary level is a great gift
and so traditional foundations in
Counting the beat, an exploration of rhythm. Year 1
and 2 Music.
English and Maths are assured. This
academic rigour then underpins our
wider curriculums in Science, History,
Geography and Spanish. IT literacy is
taught, not assumed, and computer
use is measured. We like teaching and
talking to our pupils!
A prep education offers balance.
St Michael’s cultural and sports’
programmes further develop each
child’s foundation, as creativity and
problem-solving come in many forms.
Specialist art and music classes are
enjoyed weekly. We have two choirs,
and most pupils play at least one
instrument or study speech and
drama with one of our nine
itinerant staff.
Located in the heart of
the city, on the banks of
the Avon and the new City
Promenade, our extended
campus is spectacular:
today, the Art Gallery;
tomorrow, the Gardens;
tennis later in Hagley Park.
A recent school survey
indicates that many of
our parents now work in
the thriving city centre,
or Lincoln and Riccarton
Road hubs but they live
city-wide. They comment
on the benefit of knowing
their children are in
school nearby and the
convenience of popping
in for an hour to catch
a performance or watch
a race. With the new
central exchange only a
block away, a number of
children arrive by bus from
all corners of the city.
Is your child one of 15
or 50? Is their classroom a
calm, productive learning
space or is the noise and
movement unceasing? How
much of the teacher’s attention does
your child actually receive? There is
an alternative.
You and your child are warmly
invited to discover for yourselves
our purposeful, wholehearted and
inclusive prep school. Our Open Day
is Tuesday, November 14, or contact
our registrar, Bec Hitchcock, for a
personal tour: 03 379 9790.
On the Alps2Ocean cycle trail as part of the
Year 7 and 8 Mt Cook Camp.
On the go! School Athletic Sports at Christ’s
College.
Cracking good fun! The school’s annual
Holiday Programme.
St Michael’s
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✓ Co-educational, Years 1-8
✓ Small classes
✓ Specialist teachers
✓ Traditional classrooms;
academic rigour
✓ Musical excellence
✓ Christian values
✓ Before & after school care:
7.30am - 5.30pm
✓ Cental city location,
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In tune: St Michael’s pupils perform at the Christchurch Schools’
Music Festival, earlier this term.
Open Day: Tuesday 14 November
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Tuesday November 6 2018 13
News
Bigger and better book fair
• By Matt Salmons
A MOUNTAIN of donated
books is growing at Lyttelton
Primary School in the lead up
to its second biennial book fair.
Organised by parents from
the school’s family hub, the
November 10 event would see
thousands of donated books go
up for sale out of the Lyttelton
Arts Factory.
Lyttelton Primary School
secretary and librarian Rita
Norris said the first book fair in
2016 had boosted the library’s
stock and allowed the school to
run literary events over the last
two years.
“It enabled us to top up with
new books as it had been a bit
depleted [after the merger].”
The 2016 event saw the
library receive about 300 books
from the more than 5000 donated,
while book sales raised
$5500.
Mrs Norris said it had meant
the library could get “back up to
where it should be.”
She said the organisers were
“just amazing” and the school
library would not be where it
was without them.
Family hub member and
organiser Ruth Connor said the
school’s library was looking “a
lot healthier” after the last book
fair.
“But to be honest, the whole
thing needs
overhauling, especially nonfiction.
A lot of that is 10-yearsold
and things have changed.
“We need to keep the collection
exciting for kids.”
She said people could still
donate books to be sold and
organisers hoped to “have a
similar or greater amount of
books this year and we’re well
on the way.”
“If people have good quality
books, absolutely we’d love
them,” Ms Connor said.
While they would accept any
donated books, not everything
was going to sell, she said.
“People are always trying to
get rid of their 1980s microwave
cookbooks.”
Ms Connor said the books
were priced low, adults books
LIBRARY:
Lyttelton
Primary School
librarian Rita
Norris (left) and
Ruth Connor
sort through
hundreds of
donated books
as they get
ready for the
book fair.
for $2 and children’s books $1.
“People were going home with
a box load of all their summer
reading [last year],” she said.
•Lyttelton Primary School
book fair: November 10,
9am at the Lyttelton Arts
Factory. People can drop
donation books off at the
school reception or email
familyhub@lyttelton.school.
nz.
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Fire rages, homes at risk
Riccarton
bus lanes
in operation
NEW BUS lanes installed as part
of the Riccarton Rd upgrade are
now in operation.
The bus priority work helps
the 3000 people a day who board
buses in Riccarton, and people
passing through the area, reach
their destinations on time.
Christchurch City Council
transport operations manager
Steffan Thomas says the dedicated
bus lanes are integral to the
success of the city’s transport
network.
“It is important that other
vehicles keep clear of these bus
lanes so that everyone can arrive
at their destinations on time,” Mr
Thomas says.
“We all need to support the delivery
of an efficient and effective
public transport network across
the city, and dedicated lanes help
achieve that.”
The bus lanes will be enforced
through bus lane cameras.
“Motorists ignoring the rules
face a $150 fine if they are caught
wrongly using the bus lanes, while
those who park in the lanes can
receive a $60 fine, along with a
bill for towing costs,” Mr Thomas
says.
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Tuesday November 6 2018 15
HONOURED:
Cashmere tennis juniors
Hana Kakoi with
her president of
the year award.
to represent Canty
(Left) – Some of
the silverware
the Linwood
at national teams event
Keas won at
the Canterbury
Rugby League
• By Gordon Findlater
awards. PHOTO:
LINWOOD
KEAS
CASHMERE JUNIORS’ Lucia
Gale, Ruby Young and Nant
Prachuabmoh have been selected
to represent Canterbury at the
national junior teams event.
Lucia and Ruby have both been
selected to represent Canterbury’s
12 and under team, while Nant
will play in the 14 and under
squad.
Said Cashmere junior coach
James Meredith: “It’s very rare in
tennis to have a team environment
because it’s usually a very
individual sport. It’s great for
these guys to be in an environment
where it’s about playing
for one another and being there
to support and cheer on one
another.”
At just 10-years-old, Lucia is
the youngest player in the Canterbury
team. After a stellar year
that saw her win the Rod Laver
Queensland junior championships
at Brisbane in July, she will
now battle against older competitors
when the 12 and under team
look to go one better than they
did in January.
Ruby has recently moved to
Cashmere to play interclub and
will look to play a key role for the
team after finishing fourth at the
12 and under singles in January.
Nant is likely to play as the 14
and under No 1 singles player
TALENT: Lucia Gale is the
youngest player in the
Canterbury 12 and under
squad.
after finishing fourth in his age
group at the NZ junior masters
finals in Hamilton last month.
Both the 12 and under and 14
and under team events will take
place at Wilding Park from January
15-18. The event follows the
14 and under individual championships
from January 10-14 and
is proceeded by the 12 and under
tournament from January 19-23.
“For these guys it’s about being
able to flick the switch from being
an individual to being a team
player,” said Meredith.
Each tie will consist of three
boys singles, three girls singles,
one boys doubles, one girls
doubles and one mixed doubles
match. Auckland are the current
champions at 12, 14 and 16 and
under level.
Keas president
keeps winning
momentum
• By Jacob Page
LINWOOD KEAS president
Hana Kakoi is adamant the
club’s 106th season will be just
as good as their 105th.
The 28-year-old, first-year
president has seen the club’s
men’s and women’s premier
teams win their respective competitions.
The club won the Poore Cup
at the Canterbury Rugby League
awards, as it was the most
consistent club to make finals
appearances across all grades
this year.
Mrs Kakoi was also named
club president of the year at the
awards night.
“We’ve certainly created history
in a lot of areas this year
but a lot of that comes from the
hard work of our coaches and
volunteers,” she said. “For our
premier women to win their first
ever title and the men to win it
three years in a row for the first
time was amazing.”
She said the club had 350
members as well as 70 volunteers
who give up their time in a
coaching, training or management
capacity each season.
Mrs Kakoi said premier men’s
coach Andrew Auimatagi’s ‘big
brother’ initiative, which saw a
senior player assigned to one of
the 15 junior teams, had been a
big plus in 2018.
“We’re so fortunate to have
Andrew at our club,” she said.
“His work ethic is amazing
and, in fact, he’s already messaged
me saying that he’s bored
already, so he’ll be using the
off-season to plan for 2019.”
Mrs Kakoi has been part of
the Keas for the past five seasons
and is the first woman to be
president.
“To win (president of the year)
was quite unexpected but a huge
honour.” She said with games
moving to Nga Puna Wai next
year, she expected the facility
would allow club’s to hold on to
their junior players for longer.
“The issue at the junior level
has been finding parks for them
to play at on a Friday and Monday
night that had lights, so going
to Nga Puna Wai and having
one location will make things a
lot easier.”
She said the club was keen to
strengthen its governance to
ensure the Keas continued to
build on a stellar season.
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Email matt.salmons@starmedia.kiwi by
5pm each Wednesday
Knit ’n’ Yarn
Wednesday, 10.30am-1pm
Go along to the Linwood
Library for a friendly craft-corner
session. Take your knitting,
crochet or other portable craft
project and enjoy time with other
crafters. Have a look at the range
of books to get ideas for your
next project. Free, beginners
welcome.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
Creative writing on
Wednesdays
Wednesday, 4-5.45pm
A group leader works with
members to craft, create and
develop their own work. Take
pens, pencils, paper and even a
laptop. Also take your wonderful
ideas, story-telling, or art, as
well as any projects you would
like to make. Talk to a Linwood
Library team member for more
information. No charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre, Buckleys Rd
Low-Cost Internet Sessions
Thursdays 10.30-11.30am or
Tuesdays 6-7pm
Not-for-profit group
Addington.net offers low-cost
internet through Spark Jump
for homes with children under
18 and no current broadband
connection. Set up is $10 and
includes a modem and 30gb of
data with top-ups available. No
landline, contract or credit check
required. Phone 962 7244 for
more information.
1 Penbury St, Sydenham, first
floor.
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. It takes the
time to listen and equip you with
the information, options and
support that fit your needs. It’s
conveniently located just inside
the library.
South Library, 66 Colombo
St
Go along to a Thai Food Fair on Sunday from 10-4pm. Discover Thailand’s best including
authentic food, traditional dances, Muay Thai kick boxing exhibition, cooking demonstrations,
classical Thai music and more. Admission is free. Rauora Park, 196 Hereford St.
Rummikub Club
Thursday, 10am-noon
Join in a game of rummikub,
a tile-based game for two to four
players. No charge.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
Shopping Centre
Tumbletimes
Thursday, 10.30-11.30am
Take your pre-schooler along
to tumbletimes, a fun active
session designed to build
confidence. It is based on
fundamental movement skills.
A tutor oversees the activities,
providing guidance. Casual entry
cost $4.20.
Pioneer Leisure Centre, 75
Lyttelton St, Somerfield
Game Zone at Linwood
Thursdays, 3.30-4.30pm
Play favourites like Minecraft,
charades, connect four,
Pictionary and more. Learn and
develop strategies for new games.
Take your friends along or meet
some new ones; all children aged
eight to 13 welcome. No booking
or payment required.
Linwood Library, Eastgate
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
Christchurch Technical
College reunion
Sunday, 1.30pm
A reunion will be held for
past and senior students. The
cost is $12 per person. Phone
Daphne 348 6377 or Ray 349
7596.
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SENIOR LIVING
Aspire
Canterbury
Enjoy a village
with heart
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Aspire Canterbury offers support,
advice and resources to people with
mobility issues and impairments.
Removing barriers to everyday living
for individuals, Aspire Canterbury
inspires people to live life to the fullest
no matter what their difficulties. The
Disability Information Service is a source
of valuable information about the various
services available to people with short or
long term impairments, to individuals
and professionals from community
organisations.
Visit Aspire Canterbury’s shop at 314
Worcester Street Aspire or their online
shop selling a wide selection of easier
living aids, They also hire out wheelchairs,
ramps, walkers, crutches. Check out their
online Community Services Directory
which contains contact details of over 300
Canterbury support organisations.
Aspire also has a mobile service which
is available for free fun, interactive
presentations of all their equipment and
services to retirement homes/villages and
any other community groups wanting a
speaker. Call Kylie Taylor on 022 676 5851
or email for a booking.
McKenzie Lifestyle Village started from
humble beginnings on 12 acres of farm
land growing to an impressive modern
architecturally designed development in a
short space of time.
Offering Independent Living for the over
55yr across 113 Villas, you can secure
your future lifestyle here. Choosing from
a collection of 2 bedrooms / single garage
through to 3 bedrooms / ensuite / Spacious
Living Dining / Double Garage. 2019 will
see further developments in the form of
Assisted Care Units and 2 bedroom Terraced
Houses situated close to all the amenities
of the Leisure Centre. The hub of
village life the Leisure Centre offers everything
from Indoor Swimming Pool / Spa,
gymnasium, Hair Salon, Treatment Room
(Podiatrist/ Nurse /Massage Therapist),
Craft Room, Lounge and a well-stocked
library of some 2,000 books and dvds.
Enjoy the picturesque outdoors in the
generous seating surrounding the Bowling
Green, Petanque, Mini Golf, Table Bowls,
Croquet and Putting Green. If that wasn’t
enough to fill your day, their activities
calendar boasts daily/monthly events from
concerts, lunch outings, shopping Trips,
Housie, Line Dancing and Qigong to name
just a few.
The village team will see to a villa maintenance
plan attending to exterior window
and gutter cleaning alongside the team of
gardeners caring for the delightful grounds
and lawns. They’ll do the everyday tasks,
so you can get on with enjoying the day.
To see if McKenzie Lifestyle Village is
right for you, pop in or call Hayley Grant
on 0800 845524.
Support and Resources for Independent Living
walkers to
purchase
(FroM $230)
or hire
$20
per week
Physical Address:
314 Worcester Street
Linwood Christchurch
2015 NZ Disability
Information Centre
of the Year
Can we help you or someone you support?
Disability Information Service – a ‘one stop
information service’ which offers unbiased
advice to assist people navigate their way to
organisations or services that can provide them
with support or advice.
Aspire Canterbury Shop – shop online or call in
to our shop at 314 Worcester Street and view our
range of easier living products We also hire out
wheelchairs, ramps and walkers.
Total Mobility Discounted Taxi Service – a scheme
which provides 50% discounts on taxi journeys to
eligible people in the Christchurch area who, due
to health conditions, are unable to access public
transport. Contact us for more information on
03 366 9093 or visit our website.
Mobile Service – Fun interactive
presentations of our information,
services and easier living equipment.
We come to you!
Call Kylie Taylor on 022 676 5851 or email
mobileservices@aspirecanterbury.org.nz
Aspire Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation
providing services to the community since 1981
Postal Address:
PO Box 32074
Christchurch 8147
Ph: 03 366 6189
Freephone: 0800 347 242
Ph: (Total Mobility) 03 366 9093
E: admin@aspirecanterbury.org.nz
W: www.aspirecanterbury.org.nz
IT’S LIKE HOLIDAYS
ALL YEAR ROUND
Lots of people spend their holidays
here in Geraldine. But why just have a
holiday when you can move here instead?
Make the move to Geraldine’s McKenzie
Lifestyle Village. We take care of everyday
maintenance so you can enjoy
a holiday lifestyle all year round.
Talk to Hayley Grant today
on 03 693 8340.
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Collagen
The Body’s Youth Protein
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body. It is a major component of skin,
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joint cartilage, bones, gums, teeth, eyes,
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In fact collagen is the primary structural
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REAL ESTATE
Light-filled living: Brand-new executive home
24C Mansfield Avenue, Merivale
Auction: Thursday, 22nd November 2018 – unless sold prior
4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 4 toilets | 2 living rooms | 1 dining room | 1 office/study | 2 car-garage | 2 off-street parks | Listing Number PI56252
This beautifully polished new home
offers exclusive living in a highly
desirable neighbourhood. Designed by
Cymon Allfrey Architects, the result
blends practicality and style for a superb
contemporary lifestyle. Just a short walk
to Merivale Village shops, cafés and
restaurants, and a three-minute drive to
Victoria Street, it’s zoned for sought-after
schools including Elmwood School, St
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Chic open-plan living and dining
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courtyard garden for relaxed outdoor
living with the minimum of maintenance.
The sleek new kitchen is a well-thoughtout
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living area. Built-in joinery also features
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tiled bathroom and WIR, and a wellappointed
guest bedroom with WIR and
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downstairs. Two more double bedrooms
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powder room and double internal-access
garage complete this exclusive package.
Perfected for contemporary lifestyles,
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Auction date Thursday 22 November
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Please refer to our Harcourts website
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To find out more contact Cameron
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352 6166 of Harcourts Gold Papanui
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Our Lady of the
Assumption School
To avoid overcrowding, or the likelihood
of overcrowding, the board of Our Lady of
the Assumption School has adopted an
enrolment scheme that has been approved
by the Secretary for Education.
Under this scheme, students will be enrolled
if they live within the home zone described
below. The boundaries of our home zone
are the boundaries of the Catholic Parish of
Hoon Hay and Halswell.
The enrolment of out-of-zone students is
governed by the provisions of the Education
Act 1989.
The enrolment scheme, which includes
a precise description of the home zone,
may be viewed at the school office,
where copies of the scheme are also
available, or on our school website
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9147 email johnchmill@
outlook.com
• Driveways
• Earthquake repairs
• New Home Specialists
• Patios & Paths
tel: 0508 873 7483
email: sales@affordableconcrete.co.nz
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for an uplift of your
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surround, deck
etc. Brett will
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and honest,
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Call brett at
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Trades & Services
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Best price guarantee Tony
0275 588 895
TILER/CARPENTER
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4311440.
T.V. SERVICE CENTRE
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.Aerial & satellite
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Moorhouse Ave, ph 03 379
1400
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converted to DVD, video
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www.grahamsvideo.co.nz
ph 03 338-1655
WINDOW CLEANINg
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inside or out $40. Both
$70. Phone Trevor 344-
2170
before
after
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or 021 043 2034
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or 027 313 8156
TOOLS Garden,
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buyer, ph 355-2045
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