Pegasus Post: February 05, 2019

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2019 

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2SURF 

with Les Mills 

• By Matt Slaughter 

AFTER 20 years of caring for 

some of Christchurch’s most 

vulnerable flying residents, 

Jackie Stevenson is ready to 

spread her own wings. 

Tenders sought 

for clock 

tower work 

Page 3 Page 4 

The 72-year-old from 

Parklands says she’s on the 

lookout for someone who shares 

her love for birds to take her 

place nursing them back to 

health. 

Mrs Stevenson gave up her 

job as a nurse when she realised 

birds were her true passion. 

Since then, her home has been 

transformed into a bird rescue 

centre. 

However, Mrs Stevenson 

said the long days and sleepless 

Kites fill 

the sky over 

New Brighton 

Bird nurse decides 

to fly the coop 

nights that come with caring for 

the sick birds have taken a toll. 

“Each year I must admit, I 

think this has to be my last 

year.” 

•Turn to page 6 

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2SURF 

Sunday 24 March 2019 

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Hawke St 

car park 

potholes 

start to 

disappear 


THE POTHOLES in New 

Brighton’s badly-damaged Hawke 

St car park are finally starting to 

disappear. 

Work started last Monday 

to repair the car parking area 

outside Coupland’s bakery. 

The cost of the work will be 

split between Coupland’s and the 

private owner of the site. 

Coupland’s general manager for 

retail operations Derek Cotton 

said its decision to partially 

fund the repairs was to ensure 

customer satisfaction and safety. 

“It’s not a great car park down 

there and what we wanted to do 

was try and do the right thing 

and unfortunately if the landlord 

can’t meet the obligations, then 

we still put the customers first,” 

he said. 

“What it will do for our 

customers is give them the 

security of being able to park 

without risk of injury or getting 

their feet wet when it rains, which 

is going to make their shopping 

experience a lot more pleasant.” 

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Tuesday February 5 2019 

from the editor’s desk 

GOOD ON Coupland’s for taking a 

lead over the ongoing problem of repairing 

potholes in the Hawke St car park 

(see page 1). 

The car park has been a problem for 

years, so finally it is great to see something 

happening. There are about 10-12 businesses and their 

landlords who are responsible for maintaining various parts of 

the car park. 

So good on Coupland’s and the landlord who is sharing the 

cost of the repairs. Says Derek Cotton from Coupland’s: “What 

it will do for our customers is give them the security of being 

able to park without risk of injury or getting their feet wet when 

it rains, which is going to make their shopping experience a lot 

more pleasant.” Can’t argue with that. 

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Tuesday February 5 2019 3 

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Tenders sought to fix clock tower 

But New Brighton business owner says 

delays have been too costly 


TENDERS ARE being called 

for to repair the earthquakedamaged 

New Brighton Clock 

Tower. 

The city council wants to 

appoint one contractor to 

undertake repairs on the New 

Brighton and Scarborough clock 

towers. 

However, a New Brighton 

business owner says this is 

bitter-sweet considering how 

long scaffolding has been in place 

around the tower. 

The scaffolding is costing 

ratepayers $1500 a month and has 

been up since March. 

“I do have to ask the reasoning 

behind why you would pay 

money for no reason?” said Paper 

Plus New Brighton owner Blair 

Hughes. 

However, a city council 

spokesperson told Pegasus Post 

in December “the scaffold was 

required to enable the engineers 

and project team to fully assess 

the damage.” 

But Mr Hughes said the repair 

of the clock tower and other 

projects in the east had simply 

taken too long to complete. 

“We know what we have to do, 

we just need to get on with it.” 

“I would have to say the 

strength of the community is 

amazing considering how hard 

they’ve had to fight for just their 

basic rights.” 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge was confident 

its repair strategy would save 

ratepayers by having one 

contractor handle both the 

New Brighton and Scarborough 

towers. 

“We believe the cost for 

keeping the scaffold up is minor, 

considering the cost efficiencies 

in packaging both projects 

together. The tenderers also 

require the scaffold to be up to 

fully inspect the structure and 

damage so that they can price 

their tender.” 

Repairs were due to be made 

to the New Brighton tower 

in September, but following 

investigations, including the 

removal of paint from the 

structure, the extent of the 

damage became more apparent. 

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either tower. 

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FALLEN: Several trees came down or were damaged along the South Brighton Domain estuary 

edge as a result of the high wind on January 23. 

Concerns grow over estuary trees 


SAFETY CONCERNS have 

increased after several trees 

were left straddling walking 

paths along the South Brighton 

Domain estuary edge following 

recent strong wind. 

Residents say they are worried 

about the stability of the trees 

which were left standing after the 

wind. 

Coastal-Burwood Community 

Board chairman Tim Sintes said 

concerns have been raised with 

city council in the past about how 

these trees would fare in an event 

like the one experienced two 

weeks ago. 

City council staff had visited 

the estuary edge and reassured 

people if the trees fell, they 

would fall away from the 

nearby walking track and South 

Brighton Holiday Park. 

However, Mr Sintes 

said this was the opposite 

of what happened. 

“Our strong winds 

are from the south and 

it’s been proven over 

and over again that a 

lot of them tend to fall 

backwards, back over 

towards the track.” 

Mr Sintes said he went 

down to view the damage after 

the wind and most of the fallen 

trees were rotted through. 

He said there was a good 

chance those still standing would 

be rotten too. 

Tim Sintes 

“Some of them that came down 

from the outside looked like they 

were an okay tree, but when they 

come down you realise there’s 

nothing inside them, just 

dust.” 

Mr Sintes said this was 

because of water from the 

estuary flooding its banks 

and getting into tree roots. 

“As we’ve lost the 

protection of the estuary 

edge and the reno 

mattresses that were once 

there, the wave action is 

getting into the sandy banks and 

undermining the tree roots.” 

The damage to these protective 

barriers happened during the 

earthquakes. 

Mr Sintes said they had not yet 

been repaired or replaced by the 

city council. 

City council head of parks 

Andrew Rutledge said it was 

currently 

looking into 

options to 

protect the 

estuary edge. 

But the damaged 

barriers around 

the estuary were 

not unsafe, he 

said. 

“An 

assessment of 

Andrew 

Rutledge 

the site is taking place with the 

aim of developing options for 

coastal edge management.” 

“The structures were 

compromised during the 

earthquakes. However, they do 

not present any safety risk to the 

public”. 

South Brighton Holiday Park 

owner Sam Hawkins said there 

was potential for more damage. 

“One tree that fell would have 

been at least 8m tall or more and 

it went right across a pathway.” 

Mr Hawkins believes out of 

the trees still standing along the 

estuary, there are 50 or 60 with 

the potential to fall in a storm. 

Mr Rutledge said six trees 

were cut down last Tuesday due 

to this risk. Mr Hawkins said 

if dangerous trees close to the 

holiday park were not removed, 

this would cause him to not feel 

“safe to send guests or tourists 

through that area.” 

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•From page 1 

The car parking area was 

badly-damaged in the 2010 and 

2011 earthquakes. 

Coastal Ward city councillor 

David East said between 

10 and 12 private owners 

are responsible for the 

maintenance of different parts 

of the car park. 

Cr East said very little 

work has been done to fix the 

damage and complaints about 

it had been “going on for years.” 

He said injuries at the site 

were common. 

“There’s been the odd person 

that has tripped in the potholes 

and elderly people have even 

probably had breaks of some 

sort.” 

New Brighton Business and 

Landowners Association’s Paul 

Lonsdale said pressure had 

been put on the landlords who 

owned different parts of the car 

park to repair their sites over 

summer. 

Mr Cotton said repairs to 

Coupland’s car park would 

be finished in the next two to 

three weeks. 

•From page 1 

“I’m getting older and each 

year’s getting harder. It’s quite 

physical work,” Mrs Stevenson 

said. 

She said for all of the birds she 

had managed to save, many died 

in her care and it had made her 

job even harder. 

Her husband supported the 

decision to seek someone to take 

over her role. 

“He hates coming home and 

seeing me so tired, so I’ve got to 

think of him too.” Mrs Stevenson 

estimates she cared for about 200 

birds last year. All of her work 

has been voluntary, with some 

financial support coming from 

donations. 

Mrs Stevenson received $100 

in petrol vouchers a year from 

the Department of Conservation, 

and dog and cat biscuits to mash 

up and feed to the birds from the 

SPCA and Dogwatch. 

She said cats were the main 

cause of injuries to birds. But 

recently the number of injuries 

caused by vehicles had increased. 

The number of native wood 

pigeons brought to her with 

injuries was also increasing. The 

birds commonly received injuries 

from flying into car windows. 

She also cares for a lot of native 

fantails. 

Mrs Stevenson said there are a 

few simple things people can do 

to make her job easier. 

“One of the main things is 

not picking birds up that don’t 

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Helping people 

Sorting out transport 

get into politics 

• Matt Slaughter 

CHRISTCHURCH East MP Poto 

Williams has started hosting 

meetings for people who are 

interested in the ways they can 

make their political mark. 

Four people attended the first 

meeting, which was held at her 

home on Sunday. 

Discussion took place on 

what was involved in running, 

supporting and funding a 

campaign. 

The meeting “certainly 

sent a couple of people away 

thinking about things,” Ms 

Williams said. 

The meetings cater to 

those who want to know 

how to get involved in policy 

discussion, what’s involved 

in being a candidate, or those 

just interested in meeting likeminded 

people. She said with 

local body elections in October, 

now was the perfect time to start 

educating people. 

“It’s really about just talking 

to people who might want to 

get involved in politics from the 

view that they might want to be a 

candidate.” 

Poto 

Williams 

“It’s also for people who 

might want to get involved in 

supporting a candidate or helping 

run a campaign.” 

Ms Willams said after a 

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a month and venues would 

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interested. She said meetings 

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her when she first got into 

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“I know as an elected 

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She said the support and 

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had been one of the main reasons 

she had been able to get to where 

she is today. 

“My local Labour electorate 

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started.” 

Ms Williams said she “can not 

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support networks are in place. 

Environment Canterbury 

senior manager public 

transport Stewart 

Gibbon responds 

to the article 

last week about 

the ongoing 

battle Diana 

Isaac Retirement 

Village residents 

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the bus service 

Environment Canterbury 

introduced the idea of a 

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in November and has had two 

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OPTION: ECan is investigating a service to transport retirement 

village residents now that the Orbiter bus no longer stops 

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Getting to know your device • Emailing 

Working on line • Files & Folders • Publisher 

Enhancing photographs • Spreadsheets 

Greeting cards • Powerpoint • Photocopying 

On bus route • Morning tea 

Comfortable, airy, warm room 

Small classes • Bring own device 

Also Apple assistance • Afternoons by arrangement 

SeniorNet New Brighton 

202 Marine Parade, New Brighton 

Email. seniornetnb@xtra.co.nz 

Ph. 03 382 6048 

www.seniornet.co.nz 

The annual fee to join SeniorNet is $30, 

with a small fee per class, which includes 

morning tea. Members also receive regular 

newsletters. 

On Friday, February 15 Seniornet New 

Brighton is holding a coffee morning from 

10am-12pm, giving you the opportunity to 

meet the tutors and find out more about the 

classes and what ones would be the most 

beneficial for you. 

As increasing numbers of people already 

have some general 

computer knowledge, 

SeniorNet New Brighton 

also offers one-on-one 

help time, where you can 

have individual tutoring 

on any area in which you 

would like to improve your 

skills. 

They are also on 

the lookout for new 

tutors to join the team. 

Computer skills are not 

necessary as training is 

provided, though good 

organisational skills are 

required to run the classes. 

SeniorNet New Brighton operates in the 

New Brighton Club building, 202 Marine 

Parade, with access through the door along 

from the club’s main entrance – wheelchairs 

and walkers welcome. Off-street parking is 

available next to the club building, and it is 

also on the bus route. 

To enquire about joining any of the 

courses, phone 382-6048 and leave a 

message or email seniornetnb@xtra.co.nz. 

A SeniorNet New Brighton tutor teaches 

a group of enthusiastic learners. 

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North New Brighton 

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Discover 

New Brighton 

Young players 

strongly supported 

at local rugby club 

Junior players at the New Brighton 

Rugby Club will be eagerly awaiting 

the start of the 2019 season, which 

kicks off in early April. 

The club has 250 junior players, 

aged from as young as four up to 

13, and seeing them take to the field 

in their black and gold jerseys on a 

Saturday morning makes the club’s 

committee members, the coaches 

and the parents feel very proud, says 

Junior Club captain, Cara Stewart. 

Cara’s husband Dougie is also a 

Junior Club captain at New Brighton, 

and both their sons play for the club. 

“Belonging to the club is a great 

opportunity for young people to get 

involved and be part of something – 

everyone enjoys that,” Cara says. 

The club is very supportive of the 

young players and encourages them, 

whatever their skill level, she says. 

The 11-13 year-olds have two 

practice nights a week, and the 8-10 

year-olds practise once a week, playing 

at the club’s two grounds – Thompson 

Park and Rawhiti Domain. 

Inter-club rugby is played on 

Saturday mornings, with matches 

taking place at club grounds right 

around the city. 

“It can be a very busy time for 

parents, especially if they have two or 

three youngsters playing at different 

venues,” Cara says. 

A team night for the junior players is 

held once a season, a family occasion 

at which the young club members 

are introduced to the senior New 

Brighton players, who are all very 

supportive of their young club-mates. 

New Brighton was also fortunate 

to have All Black Ryan Crotty, who 

played his junior rugby at New 

Brighton and retains close ties with 

the club, and Crusader Ollie Jager 

attend their Junior Club Day last 

season, with the pair presenting 

Player of the Day medals and signing 

banners for the young players. 

Jager, who represents both 

Canterbury and the Crusaders, has 

played for the club’s Premier Colts 

and Senior Division One team in 

recent seasons, while Canterbury and 

Crusaders player Billy Harmon was 

another New Brighton Club member. 

“We’re very proud of the New 

Brighton Club, but it wouldn’t be the 

success it is without the support of the 

coaches, the committee and of course, 

the parents,” Cara says. 

To enquire about joining the New 

Brighton Rugby Club, contact Cara 

Stewart, phone 021 490 947, email 

carastewart@outlook.co.nz 

huge selection 

of second hand 

books 

Barnabas Books 

121 New Brighton Mall (next to Happy Feet) 

Tues-Fri 10am-4pm Sat 10am-3pm 

• Key Cutting 

• Trophies 

• 21st Keys 

• Zippo Lighters 

Crispy Crunchy Batter 

Serving the Community for over 

23 years with passion and pride 

* Specialty fish cooked to order… Blue Cod, Gurnard, Sole, Hoki, and more! 

Try a tasty crispy chicken 

souvlaki today! 

GOURMET SEAFOODS QEII 

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The best 

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NEW BRIGHTON 

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U6 - U7 RIPPA RUGBY 

U8 - U13 TACKLE 

2019 REGISTRATION 

SUNDAY 10th FEB 3:00 - 5pm 

MONDAY 11th FEB 5:30 - 7pm 

SUNDAY 17th FEB 3:00 - 5pm 

MONDAY 18th FEB 5:30 - 7pm 

Upstairs at the Club Rooms, Rawhiti Ave, New Brighton. 

New players ID is required (Birth Cert or Passport) 

SUBS- $70 per child, includes team photo 

$110 per family up to three children, then $35 each child after. 

All fully paid subs will include a team photo and a New Brighton Rugby Hoodie 

Discounted socks will be available 

Email: juniors@nbrfc.co.nz | Contact: Cara Stewart 021 490 947 

www.newbrightonrugby.co.nz/jnr-club/

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FUN School Holiday & 

After School Activities 

Phone 349 9260 

Email: info@caspa.org.nz 

Website: www.caspa.org.nz 

CASPA 

says 

Only 

go with 

people you 

know and 

trust. 

Never 

go with 

strangers! 

D 

Dental implants 

are a wonderful 

way to replace 

missing teeth... 

Wear your mouthguard 

when you play sport so 

you won’t need them. 

1st Floor Merivale Mall, Phone 355 8297 

dentistry@merivale.co.nz 

www.dentistryonmerivale.co.nz 

Everyone needs to 

take care of their skin. 

Always remember to 

Ewear your sunblock. 

Euphoria 

body & beauty clinic 

Harewood Road, Bishopdale (inside the YMCA) 

Phone 359 3445 

www.euphoriabodybeauty.com 

FFIRST 

AID KIT 

$37.50 

Based on our own 

experiences of 

mishaps with the 

family, this kit helps 

deal with those minor 

scrapes, burns and 

prickles so you can 

get back to enjoying 

what matters most. 

Find out more at redcrossshop.org.nz 

Global Leaders in First Aid Training 

K 

Keep medicines up 

high out of the 

reach of children 

DIESEL 

- Doctor - 

repairs & 

servicing. 

288 Lincoln Rd (opp ANZ) 

Ph: 338 8884 • www.dieseldoctor.co.nz 

L 

Look both 

ways 

before 

crossing 

the road 

PH 0800 225 483 

95 Gasson Street, CHRISTCHURCH 

M N 

MASH provides a safe, secure and 

exciting environment for your kids before 

and after school as well as in the holidays 

Nurtured 

kids are 

safe kids 

Phone: 03 377 2540 

www.playcentre.org.nz 

S 

Sunglasses 

save your 

sight 

BARRINGTON - 256 Barrington Street 

PH 332 1730 | www.suckling.co.nz 

T 

Take care when reversing 

out of the driveway 

waTCh FoR ChildRen. 

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U 

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RICCARTON CLINIC 

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VVegeland says 

Eat fresh fruit 

and veggies to 

grow healthy 

bodies and 

minds 

vegeland 

310 Marshland Road, Chch 

Phone 03 385 3718



Bis for Booster 

A 

Avonside Early 

Childhood 

Centre providing 

excellence for 

the children of 

our community 

since 1943 

43 Woodham Rd 

(03) 389 8473 

www.avonsidekids.co.nz 

Up to their 7th birthday, 

children are legally 

required to be in a child 

restraint or booster. 

From 7 years up, research 

shows they are best 

protected in a booster 

until 148cm in height. 

For advice on which 

booster is right for your 

child, contact your 

local child restraint 

technicians at 

Christchurch North 

515 Wairakei Rd, Burnside 

Ph 960 9752 

Christchurch Central 

87a Gasson St, Sydenham 

Ph 421 3243 

G 

Go slow 

around 

children, 

drive safely 

on the roads 

32 Moorhouse Ave, 

Christchurch 

Phone 366 7768 

H 

Have you got 

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Protect your 

child’s future today! 

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Just remember to 

look both ways before 

you cross the road 

Just Cuts Hornby, 

The Hub, Christchurch 

8987425AA 

“South Island’s largest range of 

vehicles on one site” 

03 352 2293 | www.harmans.co.nz 

O 

Value the wellbeing 

of children 

Put tamariki first 

P 

Need someone to talk to 

about your parenting issue? 

Free Parenting Helpline 

Friendly advice and support 

Positive and practical strategies 

Anonymous and non-judgmental 

Q 

Quick thinking 

saves lives - 

In emergencies 

dial 111 

R 

Riding 

your bike 

always 

wear a 

helmet 

www.orangatamariki.govt.nz 

Call us today 

0800 568 856 

www.parenthelp.org.nz 

Phone 379 7100 

359 Lincoln Road, Christchurch 

Cycle Trading Co 

23 Elgin St, Sydenham 

(opposite The Colombo) 

Phone: (03) 366 3760 

www.cycletrading.co.nz 

W 

Water Safety 

Be safe around water. 

Come to Wharenui Swim Club 

for all your lessons. 

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Kids need a happy, 

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Photography exhibition 

showcases the 

‘many faces’ of Linwood 

ALASDAIR WRIGHT is 

combining his 55-year love affair 

with cameras and photography 

with his love for the area he 

lives in. 

The Linwood 

resident is one of 12 

photographers with 

work on display at an 

exhibition focusing on 

the community and its 

diversity. 

The Many Faces of the 

Inner City East/Linwood 

exhibition was set to 

open yesterday at the 

Linwood Community 

Arts Centre and Eastside Gallery. 

Wright, 59, said he has been 

living in Linwood for seven years 

and has seen it go through huge 

changes since the earthquakes. 

He said the aim of his 

photographs is to document 

what Linwood was like before the 

changes occurred and the past is 

forgotten. 

“It’s important to record things 

because when you think I’ll 

take that photo now and don’t 

have a camera and go back a few 

days or years later, the case may 

Alasdair Wright 

be that they’re gone.” Wright 

said Linwood’s population 

and landscape has changed. 

He said showcasing this in the 

photographs was key. 

“It’s important to see the 

changing face of Linwood because 

we’ve got a wide gamut of 

society around here.” 

“You can travel the 

world without even 

having to leave home.” 

Linwood Community 

Arts Centre and Eastside 

Gallery exhibition coordinator 

Shirley Scarlett 

said the display was 

about Linwood residents 

like Wright “defining 

the neighbourhood on their own 

terms.” 

Ms Scarlett said the exhibition 

was also about breaking down the 

stereotypes that could sometimes 

have a negative effect on how 

others viewed Linwood. 

“The exhibition focuses on 

celebrating and delving deeper 

into a community that doesn’t 

always get the best coverage.” 

It was about “capturing the 

good and the beautiful alongside 

the challenges and concerns” of 

the community, she said 


• Matt Slaughter 

THE SEASIDE Toy Library 

hopes an open day will make it 

a haven for toy lovers and their 

families. 

The library, which operates 

out of St Luke’s Church in South 

New Brighton, will host the 

event on March 9 from 9.30amnoon. 

It aims to promote the library 

to people in the area and attract 

new members. 

Seaside Toy Library chairman 

Andy Dimond said it was one 

of many businesses in the east 

that had a hard time after the 

earthquakes. 

“The library did struggle 

financially and struggled with 

attracting membership and 

volunteers.” 

Since then, Mr Dimond said 

the toy library had employed a 

part-time librarian and this had 

helped it gain some stability. 

However, he said word needed 

to get out if the library should be 

used to its full potential. 

“There are a lot of young 

families in the area who don’t 

know about the toy library, 

how much it costs and when 

we operate, so this is a good 

opportunity to promote 

the library and also build 

relationships in the local area,” 

he said. 

The toy library’s committee 

will meeting on February 14 to 

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Toy library open day 


PLAY TIME: Seaside Toy Library, which runs out of St Luke’s 

Church in South New Brighton will host an open day to attract 

new visitors and get to know the community. 

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the day, including the sorts of 

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5pm each Wednesday 

SAYGo Steady As You Go 

Falls Prevention Exercise Class 

Tuesday, 10am 

This is a specially-designed 

class to help you prevent a 

dangerous fall. No bookings 

required, but $2 donation to 

enter. Those interested are invited 

to turn up on the day and see 

what the class can do for them. 

Parklands Community Centre, 

opposite Queenspark Drive shops 

JP Clinic at Shirley Library 

Tuesday, 10am-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. No charge. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland 

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Technology help drop-in 

sessions 

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to a drop-in session 

for help with email, searching 

the internet, using the library 

catalogue, eBooks, and general 

computer queries. 


Rd 

Cards Club 

Friday, 1.30–3.30pm 

This weekly club is on every 

Friday, just go along and join the 

fun. Free, no bookings required. 


Rd 

Shirley Library’s Culture 

Exchange 

Friday, 3.45-4.45pm 

Go along and make new 

friends, practice English and 

learn about New Zealand and 

Christchurch. 


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New Brighton Seaside Market 

Saturday, 10am-2pm 

Held at Brighton mall every 

Saturday, just across the road 

from the beach and the new 

children’s playground. 

New Brighton Pedestrian Mall 

Super Saturday Storytimes 

Saturday, 11am-1.30am 

Go and enjoy Storytimes, an 

interactive programme including 

stories, songs, rhymes and play. 

This is a free session. 

Shirley Library, 36 Marshland Rd 

Mahjong Group 

Saturday, 2-4pm 

Learn to play Mahjong at the 

Shirley Library. For beginners 

I Love New Brighton is a festival which celebrates everything about the seaside suburb. The 

festival will be on Waitangi Day at Thomson Park, Marine Pde, from 11am-3pm. There will be free 

activities, sports, market stalls, food stalls, bouncy castles, face-painting, games and a live stage. 

and advanced players. If you 

have your own set, please bring it 

along, otherwise come along and 

join in a friendly game. 


Rd 

The Inner City East Multi- 

Cultural Festival 

Saturday, 11am-3pm 

Get involved in a celebration of 

cultural diversity. There will be 

food, children’s entertainment, 

ethnic stalls and a main stage. 

A hangi will be available from 

noon. 

Linwood Community Arts 

Centre and Doris Lusk Reserve 

Wā Kōrero/Storytimes 

Monday, 10.30-11am 

Go along for an interactive 

programme including stories, 

songs, rhymes and play. Free. 

New Brighton Library, 213 

Marine Pde 

Golden Oldies Movie 

Screening – Tammy and the 

Bachelor 

Monday, 1.30pm 

Debbie Reynolds and 

Walter Brennan star in this 1957 

romantic comedy where 

an unsophisticated young 

woman from Mississippi falls 

in love with an unconventional 

southern gentleman. Running 

time is 1hr 49min. Arrive 

early for a cuppa and a chat. $2 

donation. 

New Brighton 

Museum, corner of Hardy St and 

Seaview Rd 

The Monday Makers Club 

Monday, 3.30-4.30pm 

Go along to a weekly after 

school making sessions for kids. 

A range of activities varying in 

theme, week by week. Free, no 

booking required. 

New Brighton Library, 213 

Marine Pde 

Activity Zone 

Monday, 3.45-4.45pm 

Go and have fun at Activity 

Zone, the Shirley Library after 

school club. There will be 

technology, games, crafts and 

books. Suitable for ages six to 10. 

Caregivers, please remain in the 

library during the session.Free, 

no bookings required. 


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Centuries old folk remedy supports 

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A fermented liquid health 

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Since the time of Hippocrates – the “Father 

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curative properties. 

In his popular book “ARTHRITIS & FOLK 

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the acid and potassium in cider 

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that Vermonters who consumed 

ACV and H around meal time 

had excellent blood pressure and 

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was that protein foods thickened 

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As the blood thickens it cannot 

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To prevent cell damage the body naturally 

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ACV is highly nutritious as it contains all the 

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It is important to note not all ACV is produced 

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SENIOR LIVING 

Device to prevent 

snoring 

Why put up with broken sleep, when 

help is at hand with Snorex, an appliance 

that prevents snoring, sleep apnoea, and 

dry and raw throats. 

Snorex is custom-fitted to your mouth 

for comfort, and a follow up service is 

provided. 

Denise Lim has been involved with 

Snores for 22 years and has had a 98% 

success rate with 

people using the 

appliance. Snoring 

can be a health 

hazard, causing 

sleep apnoea, where 

the person actually 

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It can cause 

short-term memory 

loss, tiredness and 

contribute to high 

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The Snorex 

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Many people are referred by ear, nose 

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For an information pack or to discuss 

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