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TUESDAY, JANUARY <strong>22</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />
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A DATE has been set for the<br />
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Phillipstown residents and<br />
the city council will go into<br />
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Riccarton Liquorland, which<br />
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The district licensing<br />
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Riccarton Liquor Ltd<br />
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The city council applied<br />
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saying there was no bias or<br />
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Tuesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 3<br />
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Bid to extend Halswell pool hours<br />
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />
ABOUT 500 signatures have<br />
been collected and will be<br />
presented to the city council<br />
in support of extending the<br />
Halswell community pool’s<br />
opening hours.<br />
City councillor Anne<br />
Galloway is set to present the<br />
signatures to city<br />
council staff this<br />
week.<br />
The Te Hapua<br />
Halswell Summer<br />
Pool’s current<br />
hours are<br />
Anne<br />
Galloway<br />
Debbie<br />
Mora<br />
11.30am-7pm. It<br />
opened for the<br />
summer season on<br />
November 17 and<br />
will close again on<br />
March 31.<br />
“There is really a<br />
strong demand for<br />
it . . . I think it is a<br />
shame to have this<br />
fantastic resource<br />
out there and that<br />
the facility isn’t<br />
being used to its<br />
full potential,” Cr Galloway said.<br />
Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />
Community Board member<br />
Debbie Mora has also lodged<br />
a request with the city council<br />
to maximise the pool’s limited<br />
opening hours over the summer.<br />
Ms Mora said she would like<br />
to see the pool open “anywhere<br />
from 7am” over summer.<br />
“Some people are frustrated<br />
with the opening times . . .<br />
anything earlier than 11.30am<br />
is going to be appreciated,” she<br />
said.<br />
If Ms Mora’s request is<br />
approved by city council<br />
chief executive Karleen<br />
Edwards, it will be sent back<br />
to the community board to be<br />
discussed at its meeting next<br />
Tuesday.<br />
But city council head of<br />
recreation sports and events<br />
Nigel Cox said the pool needs to<br />
be open when there is enough<br />
demand from people wanting to<br />
swim. Figures from last summer<br />
showed patronage was low when<br />
the pool was open during the<br />
early morning hours.<br />
Last year, due to the Pioneer<br />
Recreation and Sport Centre<br />
being closed for maintenance,<br />
the Te Hapua pool was open<br />
from 6am-8pm weekdays and<br />
7am-8pm on the weekend.<br />
Mr Cox said the average<br />
number of people using the<br />
pool before 10am last year was<br />
between 1.2-2.6. The largest<br />
count before 10am for the whole<br />
summer was 13 people.<br />
In the 2016/17 financial year,<br />
the pool recorded a deficit of<br />
$191,000. However, Cr Galloway<br />
said Halswell residents pay a lot<br />
TIME TO<br />
SWIM:<br />
A call to<br />
extend the<br />
Te Hapua<br />
Halswell<br />
Summer<br />
Pool’s<br />
opening<br />
hours has<br />
gathered<br />
support.<br />
of rates and the facility should be<br />
available for them to use when<br />
they want to use it. She also said<br />
many residents didn’t know the<br />
pool was open earlier last season.<br />
Halswell Residents’<br />
Association secretary David<br />
Hawke said due to the growing<br />
population in Halswell and<br />
Wigram, the pool may need to<br />
be upgraded. The association<br />
will discuss the idea of a heated<br />
and covered pool at its meeting<br />
on Monday.<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
What it takes to remove the chlorine<br />
With the<br />
clock ticking<br />
on the city<br />
council’s<br />
self-imposed<br />
deadline<br />
to end<br />
temporary<br />
chlorination of the<br />
water supply within<br />
12 months, water<br />
supply improvement<br />
programme manager<br />
Helen Beaumont gives<br />
an update on how the<br />
work is tracking<br />
IT HAS been a year since the city<br />
council voted to temporarily add<br />
chlorine to the drinking water<br />
supply in response to advice from<br />
the Canterbury Medical Officer<br />
of Health.<br />
Over the past few months we<br />
have made significant progress<br />
on upgrading the wells that<br />
supply our water so that we<br />
can get back to having an<br />
unchlorinated water supply.<br />
To date we have upgraded<br />
25 per cent of our wells – by<br />
volume of water produced – to<br />
bring them up to a standard<br />
that exceeds the present<br />
requirements.<br />
We’ve set the bar higher than<br />
required because we anticipate<br />
that more stringent standards<br />
will be introduced by the<br />
Government shortly.<br />
Upgrading each well takes<br />
between two and six weeks and<br />
we can only work on a limited<br />
number of wells at any one time<br />
because we still to need supply<br />
water to homes and businesses.<br />
We have been running a water<br />
conservation campaign asking<br />
people to use less water so we can<br />
continue work on the wells and<br />
we really appreciate the efforts<br />
people have been making.<br />
Our data shows average water<br />
use to date is well below the<br />
summer averages for the past two<br />
years. If that keeps up we should<br />
be able to continue with the well<br />
remediation work as planned.<br />
By May we expect to have<br />
completed interim upgrades on<br />
19 below-ground wells and raised<br />
another 41 wells above ground,<br />
bringing the total number of<br />
secure wells to 98.<br />
Those wells collectively provide<br />
more than 60 per cent of the<br />
city’s water supply.<br />
If we upgrade those wells<br />
as planned, we should<br />
have a sufficient volume of<br />
unchlorinated water to supply<br />
the city over the winter months<br />
when we use about 50 per cent<br />
less water than we do in the<br />
summer.<br />
However, even after doing this<br />
work, providing chlorine-free<br />
water to everyone in every part of<br />
the city remains a challenge.<br />
The water supply is delivered<br />
through nine discrete zones.<br />
The central zone is our biggest<br />
water zone and supplies water to<br />
42 per cent of the population. It<br />
is the oldest part of the city and<br />
where we have the most wells<br />
that need to be raised above<br />
ground.<br />
There is high demand for water<br />
relative to the available capacity<br />
in this zone and, therefore, very<br />
little excess capacity. This makes<br />
it difficult to do the necessary<br />
upgrades.<br />
To address the challenge in<br />
the central zone, in addition<br />
to the interim upgrades on<br />
below-ground wells, we are also<br />
working to install ultra violet<br />
treatment at the main pump<br />
station.<br />
The main pump station is the<br />
biggest supplier of water to the<br />
central zone, and we are working<br />
with the contractor on ways that<br />
the installation can be sped up<br />
so water can be treated with UV<br />
instead of chlorine at this site.<br />
We are also looking at whether<br />
we can transfer water across zone<br />
boundaries.<br />
There are technical challenges<br />
because of the different pressure<br />
levels in some of the zones.<br />
However, it may be possible<br />
for us to use some of the pump<br />
stations on the boundaries of the<br />
central zone to push untreated<br />
water into that area.<br />
In addition, we are<br />
investigating whether we can<br />
make use of two private wells on<br />
the Metro Sports Facility site.<br />
They tap into deep aquifers<br />
and were originally drilled for a<br />
ground-source heat pump that is<br />
no longer required.<br />
They may be suitable to supply<br />
potable water to homes and<br />
businesses in the central zone.<br />
We are confident that seven of<br />
the nine city supply zones will be<br />
chlorine free by May this year.<br />
It is likely that we will have<br />
sufficient water from secure wells<br />
in the Ferrymead zone, and we<br />
are doing further modelling of<br />
water supply options and looking<br />
at opportunities to fast track<br />
works in the central zone.<br />
In the meantime, we are also<br />
looking at how we can reduce the<br />
amount of chlorine in the water.<br />
At the pump stations where<br />
the chlorine has two minutes to<br />
react with the water and disinfect<br />
it before it reaches the first<br />
consumer we have been able to<br />
halve the dose of chlorine.<br />
We are now looking at whether<br />
we can re-route the water at some<br />
of the other pump stations so we<br />
can give the chlorine a longer<br />
time to do its job before it reaches<br />
the first consumer.<br />
For example, if we can send the<br />
water around the block before<br />
it reaches people’s homes, there<br />
may be other pump stations<br />
where we can also reduce the<br />
dose.<br />
Each pump station has<br />
between one and six wells<br />
supplying it. Where some wells<br />
are remediated and some are not,<br />
we have to chlorinate all of the<br />
water unless we can isolate<br />
the wells that haven’t been<br />
remediated.<br />
We can only do that when the<br />
demand for water is low.<br />
When there are periods of<br />
low demand we aim to only use<br />
pump stations without chlorine.<br />
It is only when absolutely<br />
necessary, as water demand<br />
rises, that we bring the<br />
chlorinated pump stations into<br />
service.<br />
We all want the chlorine out<br />
of our water and we are working<br />
hard to ensure we can have an<br />
unchlorinated water supply as<br />
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Threats to Lyttelton<br />
dog owners<br />
sparks debate<br />
• By Louis Day<br />
TENSIONS ARE running high in<br />
Lyttelton after dog owners have been<br />
left notes threatening to call dog<br />
control on their pets.<br />
One resident had been left two<br />
handwritten notes on separate occasions.<br />
One of them stating “your f*****g<br />
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Some people were trying to get a<br />
nap.”<br />
The note which was posted on community<br />
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– Ain’t No Place I’d Rather Be!” led to<br />
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One dog owner was astounded<br />
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Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Georgia O’Connor-Harding<br />
CLEAR SIGNAGE and revamped<br />
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businesses facing major<br />
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City council staff have been<br />
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to come up with solutions<br />
to lessen the impact of the upcoming<br />
roadworks to start between<br />
Harakeke and Matipo Sts.<br />
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month, is not expected to be completed<br />
until December 2020.<br />
It comes after businesses raised<br />
concerns over how they would<br />
be affected, leading to a meeting<br />
with city council staff and<br />
the Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton<br />
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Date set for<br />
liquor store<br />
appeal<br />
•From page 1<br />
“In particular the authority is<br />
not confident that the argument<br />
about bias and predetermination<br />
can be separated from the<br />
grounds of appeal.”<br />
City council head of community<br />
support, governance and<br />
partnerships John Filsell said it<br />
considered these grounds could<br />
be disposed of separately from<br />
the rest of the appeal. “There was<br />
a lack of any evidence to support<br />
these grounds and they would be<br />
likely to waste time at the appeal<br />
hearing.”<br />
Mr Filsell said it was the first<br />
time the city council had applied<br />
for a strike out of an appeal<br />
against a licensing decision.<br />
Long-term Phillipstown resident<br />
and advocate Wayne Hawker said<br />
the community would see the<br />
appeal through.<br />
“It’s not over yet. It may be a<br />
long, drawn out process but we’ll<br />
be fighting this to the very end,”<br />
he said.<br />
More than 100 objections were<br />
submitted to the Linwood-<br />
Central-Heathcote Community<br />
Board when the application was<br />
received, including from Linwood<br />
College and the police.<br />
Uncle Harry’s cross finds a home<br />
Two more World<br />
War 1 crosses which<br />
celebrated Armistice Day<br />
at the Sumner Redcliffs<br />
RSA have been claimed.<br />
Jess Gibson reports<br />
WORLD WAR 1 memorials<br />
honour him as Lieutenant Harry<br />
Marshall Wright. To his family<br />
more than 100 years on, he<br />
remains Uncle Harry.<br />
Lieutenant Wright enlisted as<br />
a volunteer in 1912 and climbed<br />
the ranks before the war broke<br />
out in 1914.<br />
He was living in Sumner<br />
when he left for Gallipoli to<br />
fight in the battle of Chunuk<br />
Bair. The last memory his family<br />
has of Lieutenant Wright was<br />
a piggyback ride given to his<br />
younger brother before he drove<br />
away for the last time.<br />
He embarked from Wellington<br />
on April 17, 1915, but was killed<br />
in action in Turkey several<br />
months later on August 7, aged<br />
24.<br />
City council heritage<br />
adviser Gareth Wright said<br />
the death of his great uncle<br />
impacted on the family in a<br />
major way. <br />
“I recall my grandfather would<br />
get quite teary when he talked<br />
FOND MEMORIES:<br />
Lieutenant Harry Marshall<br />
Wright was last seen by<br />
his family in 1914, giving his<br />
younger brother a piggyback<br />
ride.<br />
about his older brother,” said<br />
Gareth.<br />
Lieutenant Wright’s name<br />
appears on a number of<br />
memorials around Christchurch.<br />
“He’s on the memorial at the<br />
community centre in Sumner.<br />
He went to Christchurch Boys’<br />
High, so his name is on the<br />
memorial there, and because the<br />
family was living in Hororata at<br />
the time he was killed, he’s on<br />
the Hororata memorial also,”<br />
said Gareth.<br />
He said his trip to Gallipoli to<br />
visit the New Zealand<br />
memorial at Chunuk<br />
Bair, where his great<br />
uncle’s name was<br />
engraved, was “quite<br />
emotional.’’<br />
Gareth said<br />
Lieutenant Wright’s<br />
ceremonial sword<br />
hangs on the wall at<br />
his father’s house.<br />
At his own home<br />
in Addington, his<br />
photo and some of his<br />
medals are displayed.<br />
Now one of 21 crosses held<br />
by the Sumner Redcliffs RSA,<br />
which were displayed in the<br />
Armistice Day commemorations<br />
to remember Sumner’s fallen<br />
soldiers, will be added to<br />
Gareth’s memorabilia.<br />
Gareth got in touch with RSA<br />
president Pat Boland after he<br />
saw an article in Bay Harbour<br />
News asking descendants to take<br />
their cross.<br />
Gareth said he is happy for the<br />
opportunity to collect the cross.<br />
“I’m very keen on my family<br />
Gareth Wright<br />
history,” he said. He plans to<br />
either keep the cross or give it to<br />
his father, who can hang it next<br />
to his brother’s sword.<br />
A significant part of the<br />
Wright family history is that,<br />
like Gareth now, Lieutenant<br />
Wright was part of the<br />
city council.<br />
Before he was<br />
enlisted, Lieutenant<br />
Wright was a clerk<br />
in the treasury<br />
department of the<br />
city council. His<br />
father Sidney Wright<br />
was a clerk at the<br />
Selwyn District<br />
Council.<br />
“It’s a small world,”<br />
said Gareth.<br />
Mrs Boland is<br />
meeting<br />
with the RSA committee<br />
this week to arrange a ceremony<br />
for the collection of the crosses.<br />
“We’re very delighted and<br />
honoured to be able to do<br />
that . . . we’re sure that the<br />
crosses will find a good home<br />
with their families,” said Mrs<br />
Boland.<br />
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“They’re learning how to use<br />
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• By Louis Day<br />
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• By Louis Day<br />
A MARINE biologist has<br />
criticised the Lyttelton Port<br />
Company’s use of a single<br />
observer to monitor Hector’s<br />
dolphins in the harbour.<br />
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dolphins<br />
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Liz Slooten<br />
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berth.<br />
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Otago University marine biology<br />
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majority of dolphins are likely<br />
to be undetected by a single<br />
observer.<br />
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you are only going to see a small<br />
fraction of the dolphins that are<br />
out there.”<br />
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only see a third, and at 400m you<br />
would only see about 14 per cent<br />
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Jake Bailey takes on a new challenge<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Sophie Cornish<br />
AS A CHILD Jake Bailey was not<br />
the sporting type.<br />
But at 21-years-old, he is taking<br />
on the Coast to Coast next<br />
month.<br />
The cancer survivor made<br />
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with his gripping speech about<br />
his shock diagnosis as head boy<br />
of Christchurch Boys’ High<br />
School.<br />
Mr Bailey was told he had two<br />
weeks to live after finding out<br />
he had Burkitt’s Non-Hodgkins<br />
Lymphoma, the fastest growing<br />
cancer known to man.<br />
During the Coast to Coast he<br />
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Since beating his cancer and<br />
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Now living on the Gold Coast,<br />
Mr Bailey is also the author<br />
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features in the documentary The<br />
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his cancer journey.<br />
He will return to Christchurch<br />
INSPIRATIONAL: Jake Bailey will be competing in the Coast to Coast after beating cancer.<br />
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As a young boy, Mr Bailey<br />
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Mr Bailey’s close call with<br />
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• By Julia Evans<br />
HE HELPED create one of the<br />
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the city council to develop a<br />
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“Its facilities will include a<br />
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Perfect camping trip at South Brighton<br />
Fire rages, homes at risk<br />
• By Matt Slaughter<br />
A FAMILY with a long history<br />
of holidaying at South Brighton<br />
was back this year for the camp’s<br />
busiest season.<br />
Camper Scott Rushton said he<br />
had been spending the festive<br />
season at the South Brighton<br />
Holiday Park since 1998, as it had<br />
been one of his mum’s favourite<br />
spots.<br />
It had since become a favourite<br />
for his family and he said it was<br />
great to see the park full with<br />
campers after an uncertain<br />
couple of years.<br />
Mr Rushton continued to camp<br />
at the park after the earthquakes<br />
left it with limited facilities<br />
because he wanted to show his<br />
support in difficult times.<br />
Park owner Sam Hawkins said<br />
when he and his wife Jacquie<br />
bought the park in 2017 they<br />
were faced with a huge job to fix<br />
damage from the earthquakes.<br />
But the repairs have been made<br />
and after a quiet couple of years,<br />
Mr Hawkins said the number of<br />
campers at the park had doubled<br />
this season compared to the<br />
last Christmas and New Year’s<br />
period.<br />
“We had to close the park three<br />
times over new year because it<br />
was at capacity.”<br />
Though Mr Rushton and his<br />
LOYAL: Scott Rushton and his family (above) spent the festive<br />
season at South Brighton Holiday Park, owned by Sam and<br />
Jacquie Hawkins (right), when it reached capacity.<br />
family enjoyed camping at the<br />
park for many years, he said the<br />
mood had been extra special<br />
during this stay.<br />
“They’ve brought back what<br />
was originally so good about the<br />
place. It’s a place to camp up and<br />
meet people and have barbecues.”<br />
“Its a hidden little gem, which<br />
I don’t want to give away too<br />
much, really.”<br />
Mr Rushton, his wife Sarah and<br />
their four children Olivia, Lucas,<br />
Fleur and Maddison travelled<br />
from Leeston and stayed in a tent<br />
at the park over the holidays.<br />
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“The kids loved it. We were<br />
only going out for seven nights<br />
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The weather was great as well.”<br />
Mr Rushton said the holiday<br />
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after year.<br />
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CSM is a not-for-profit<br />
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Tuesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2019</strong> 21<br />
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REAL ESTATE<br />
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A classic Kiwiana bach<br />
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PLUS<br />
SUPPORTING<br />
PROGRAMME PLUS<br />
SUPPORTING<br />
PROGRAMME<br />
Kids 14<br />
and Under<br />
FREE<br />
Friday Jan 25– Saturday Jan 26, 6PM<br />
Friday- Adults $20, Students and Seniors $15, Children 14 and Under FREE: Saturday Adults $25, Students and Seniors $20, Children 14 and Under FREE<br />
Eftpos at the Gate<br />
www.ruapunaspeedway.co.nz Infoline 3497727<br />
Kids<br />
14 years<br />
& Under<br />
FREE<br />
Gates open at<br />
4.30 pm<br />
The 17th Annual SPRINTCAR GOLD CUP<br />
The BIG GUNS are here– Buddy Kofoid (USA), Jason Pryde (Australia), Jamie McDonald (Auck), Jamie Larsen<br />
(Palmy), Rodney Wood (Bay Park) taking on the mainland’s best. 25 ENTRIES…. AND COUNTING!!!<br />
Pre Purchase Tickets at Edge Parts<br />
& Performance, 6 Distribution<br />
Lane, Sockburn<br />
THIS IS THE BIG ONE!<br />
Bonus! Friday Night includes the ‘Salute to Goodie Classic’ 20 Lap Sprintcar Feature
24 Tuesday <strong>January</strong> <strong>22</strong> <strong>2019</strong><br />
Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi<br />
SOUTHERN VIEW<br />
CHIROPRACTIC Brighton<br />
Queen Size Mattress & Base<br />
NOW $1,799<br />
WAS $3,599<br />
Medium Feel<br />
50%<br />
OFF<br />
CLASSIC Kappa<br />
Queen Size Mattress & Base<br />
ONLY $639<br />
EVERYDAY<br />
DREAM<br />
PRICES<br />
CHIROPRACTIC Ahipara<br />
Queen Size Mattress & Base<br />
NOW $1,699<br />
WAS $3,399<br />
50%<br />
OFF<br />
Medium Feel<br />
Firm Feel<br />
SWISSTEK LATEX Brigitta<br />
Queen Size Mattress & Base<br />
NOW $2,799<br />
WAS $5,599<br />
50%<br />
OFF<br />
SANCTUARY Astor<br />
Queen Size Mattress & Base<br />
NOW $3,999<br />
WAS $7,999<br />
50%<br />
OFF<br />
Firm Feel<br />
Firm Feel<br />
Other Sizes & Models Available In-store!<br />
BEDS R US CHRISTCHURCH<br />
166 Moorhouse Ave, (Next To Noel Leeming)<br />
Ph: 03 379 5110