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2SURF

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Relief from noise,

fumes at

Common Ground

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Woolston

Village plans

criticised

FINISHED: New Brighton artist Josh O’Rourke’s work representing the surf and weather patterns has transformed the area

south of the pier.

PHOTO: MARTIN HUNTER

Work reflects artist’s life in New Brighton

• By Matt Slaughter

ARTIST JOSH O’Rourke has

lived in New Brighton all of his

life.

He loves the sea and its

untapped potential for creativity.

Now, the 30-year-old has left

his own indelible mark on a long

stretch of wall overlooking the

beachside basketball court just

south of the New Brighton Pier.

Low Pressure High Pressure

was finished in December and

represents the surf breaks and

weather patterns O’Rourke has

become so fond of in his many

years living in the area.

O’Rourke was educated at

New Brighton Catholic and

Shirley Boys’ High Schools and

has family in the area.

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Bid to

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retirement

village fails


A MAIREHAU retirement village’s

11-month battle with Environment

Canterbury to save their bus service

has been lost.

ECan has “run out of ideas” for a

compromise, which would satisfy

residents and staff at Diana Isaac

Retirement Village after their

Orbiter service was cut last month.

The Pegasus Post reported last

month ECan had raised the idea

of trialling a service to transport

retirement village residents to bus

stops and locations they can no

longer access. The vehicle would

have been run by a trust and

volunteers from the village.

Village resident Graham Tate had

supported the idea but said residents

had decided this would have

simply been too much work at their

stage in life.

“An email survey of about 20 per

cent of the independent residents

within this village made it clear

that there is very little support for

the proposed ECan Village Vehicle

Community Trust model. Personally,

I think the Village Community

Vehicle Trust concept could well

work in a village where residents

ages were younger than here.”

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Noise relief at Common Ground


SOUTH NEW Brighton’s

Common Ground has become a

lot less noisy.

Six loud diesel generators were

replaced by a more sustainable

power connection box.

THe box was installed by Orion

and commissioned at a ceremony

last Thursday following concerns

from Common Ground about

the noise and fumes the

generators were creating.

Common Ground coordinator

Jane Harrison said she

wanted the space to be environmentally

and noise-friendly, but

the funds had not been available

to achieve this when it first

opened.

“We always wanted to have

electricity and we didn’t want

diesel-burning generators . . . the

cost was just going to be absolutely

prohibitive.”

Ms Harrison said Burwood

Ward city councillor Glenn Livingstone

had come together with

Orion, Safe Power and Nova

Energy to install the power box

for free.

She said this would now

ensure the surrounding environment

and residents’ ears were

looked after.

“We’ve worked really closely

with our neighbourhood and

with our immediate neighbours

SUSTAINABLE: A ceremony to commission a power connection box was attended by Common

Ground co-ordinator Jane Harrison, Orion general manager and stakeholder Paul Deavoll and

Burwood Ward city councillor Glenn Livingstone.

to make sure that everything we

do is going to just work really

positively for the community.”

The new power box will now

run the mobile food and coffee

vans, which operate on the site.

It has been a popular community

gathering space for residents

in the east since it was set up by

the Common Ground Collaborative.

Orion general manager

customer and stakeholder Paul

Deavoll said: “It’s great to be able

to support the South Brighton

community to create a more

sustainable hub for local people

to get together.”

City Care also donated its

time and machinery to level and

landscape the site when it was

first opened.

Burwood Ward city councillor

Glenn Livingstone said: “This

site has proven a real success for

the local community. It is great

to see the noisy generators go,

and landscaping making a real

community gathering place.

“Orion and City Care’s contributions

have made a big difference

for a community that’s been

through hard times.”

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It was not treated as suspicious

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bus at the time of the blaze.

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Woolston village upgrade criticised


CONTENTIOUS: Business owners are concerned a plan to upgrade the Woolston Village

Centre will result in the loss of 14 on-street car parks along Ferry Rd.

BUSINESSES AND a

community board member are

concerned after a proposal to

upgrade the Woolston Village

Centre was green-lighted.

The decision was made at a

Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board meeting last

week and the project will now be

brought to city council for final

sign-off. The project to transform

the centre, which runs down

Ferry Rd, will result in the loss of

14 on-street car parks.

The original 2016 Woolston

Village Centre upgrade proposal,

which did not go ahead, would

have resulted in the removal of

48 on-street car parks.

In spite of the new plan reducing

this number, Woolston

Pharmacy owner Simon Payne

said business owners and shoppers

will still be worse off if these

parks are lost.

“It is definitely negative for our

customers. It will be negative for

the whole shopping area, really.”

“If you don’t have car parks

that are convenient, then people

are just going to drive on by.”

From a pharmacy’s point of view,

we get a lot of people who are

injured, immobile, or have low

mobility due to long-term health

conditions . . . it is very inconvenient

if they can’t park nearby

where they want to go.”

Mr Payne said a petition to keep

the car parks, started by the pharmacy

late last year, received more

than 1000 signatures in one week.

Around Again Cycles workshop

manager Josh Boot said

parking in the area was already

difficult and losing more parks

would make things even harder.

“That’s a pretty substantial loss,

I mean we already struggle for

car parking as it is.”

Woolston Bakery owner Min

Che was also worried about losing

business if the proposal went

ahead.

“We don’t want it to happen . . .

because we are going to lose customers

if there are no car parks

on the street.”

The project will also involve

the planting of trees and plants

around the village, and new footpaths

and street furniture.

Linwood-Central-Heathcote

Community Board member

Brenda Lowe-Johnson said she

has concerns about the kauri

trees which would be planted.

“Kauris are a North Island tree,

they don’t belong to the South

Island and they don’t grow here

very well. I’m not very happy

about that either because it’s a

waste of money having something

that’s not going to grow properly.”

The proposal will be presented

to city council on Thursday and

a decision is expected in the

next six weeks as to whether the

project will go ahead.

If it does, construction is

anticipated to start in January.

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Ice skaters

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HUNDREDS OF ice skaters have

helped raise more than $10,000

for Cure Kids.

The Alpine Ice Sports Centre

donated an entire day’s takings

and donations from customers to

the child health research charity.

The money will go towards

medical research to help improve,

extend and save the lives of Kiwi

kids living with serious illnesses

and conditions.

Alpine Ice manager Finn

O’Leary said the team was

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been an amazing team-building

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The event saw a record number

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Cure Kids chief executive

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of the Alpine Ice team was

overwhelming.

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Beachfront transformed

•From page 1

He was given the go-ahead

to install his design after being

named as one of the two winners

of the SCAPE Public Art Trust’s

Re:Activate New Brighton competition

last year.

His strong connection to New

Brighton was his inspiration for

entering the competition.

“I’m pretty passionate about

seeing New Brighton do well and

doing things that are good for the

community.

“As a local artist, there are

people in the community who

know who I am, so I kind of felt

a little bit of responsibility to

put in an application and have it

considered.”

O’Rourke said completing

the project had been important

for both his growth as an artist

and New Brighton’s growth in

general.

“For me, it represents development

and growth in my practice.

“For the public . . . I hope that

they see that there’s been a bit of

an investment in the area in public

art and beautifying the space.”

O’Rourke was a surfer and his

experience with topographic

weather maps to find out the size

of waves and direction of wind

had inspired the design.

“I’d been toying with the idea

of the patterns of the weather

WINNER: O’Rourke and SCAPE Public Art Trust education

and community engagement manager Josie Whelan with

the design which won SCAPE’s Re:Activate New Brighton

competition.

maps with some studio work and

I thought that it would be perfect

for the site because it’s so impacted

by the weather . . . with surfing,

I’m always looking at those

maps and their impact on what

we’re doing when we go out.”

The completion of the project

took seven days, but it was carried

out over three weeks because

of bad weather.

It was fully funded by

SCAPE, with O’Rourke also

receiving prize money for his

winning design.

Fellow New Brighton artist

Nathan Ingram was the other

winner and is in the process

of installing another work on

the basketball court, which

O’Rourke’s piece overlooks.

Ingram’s artwork, titled Forces

will be completed by March.

The two pieces are part of

city council’s South of the Pier

Re: Activate Works, which will

also involve the repair of the

basketball court.

•From page 1

Ryman Healthcare spokesman

David King said the age of residents

had ultimately been behind

its decision to not support the

vehicle trust idea.

“We think that creating a trust,

which required our residents to

drive, roster, and take

full responsibility for

their own scheduled

transport service, placed

a large and unfair burden

on them.”

Both Mr Tate and

Ryman Healthcare were

now again calling ECan

to re-route the number

Graham Tate

44 bus service to take it along Philpotts

Rd and closer to the village.

However, ECan senior manager

of public transport Stewart Gibbon

said Philpotts Rd could only

be accessed from one end.

Ryman Healthcare had offered

to provide a portion of its land for

a bus turnaround area to make

the detour smooth.

Mr Gibbon said this would

require the construction of “a

physical piece of infrastructure

to be built to enable a bus to do a

U-turn at the end of the street.”

This would cost $100,000 and

this, combined with the time it

would take to construct, meant

ECan did not see this as a good

Local

News

Now


Retirement village introduces

taxi and car sharing scheme

option, Mr Gibbon said.

Mr Gibbon said re-routing the

number 44 also did not align

with ECan’s regional public

transport plan.

“We’ve run out of ideas. We’ve

offered alternatives and we haven’t

been able to implement those

alternatives, so there’s really

not much to do.”

Mr Tate said he and other

residents were hugely upset

with ECan’s stance on this.

“Our feeling is that ECan

is unwilling to offer any

accessible bus service to the

village. Residents believe

this is an unacceptable

position. It seems incredible that

probably the largest concentration

of residents in the locality

and perhaps the most in need of

public transport should have that

access taken away.”

From March, Ryman Healthcare

will be operating a village

taxi and car share scheme to

make sure residents can still get

around.

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• By Gordon Findlater

A KEY figure in establishing the

Parklands rugby league club has

died.

Heta Mauhara passed away at

the age of 71 after a battle with

cancer. His funeral was held on

Friday.

Mauhara started playing

league with the Papanui Tigers

in the late 1960s and also played

for Sydenham.

He then

went on to

become a

very successful

junior

coach at

Papanui.

Heta

Mauhara

A number

of juniors

coached by

Mauhara ended up going on

to represent New Zealand,

including Simon Angell and

Blair Harding.

“He was a players coach. He

was able to motivate players and

was very positive in everything

that he did,” said close friend Pat

Harding.

“In our community we had

a lot of young students coming

through and there were all sorts

of social issues. He took it upon

himself to try and eliminate a

lot of those issue that were going

on.”

He was heavily involved with

CELEBRATION: Heta Mauhara Day was held at Broadhaven

Park in October to honour the legend (middle).

establishing the Parklands rugby

league club. “He loved sport and

rugby league,” said Mauhara’s

daughter Leeanne Ward.

In October about 150 people

turned out for a Heta Mauhara

Day event at Broadhaven Park,

which included a number of

masters games.

“He was very community and

youth sport-minded. It’s nice to

know he meant a lot to so many

people,” said Ward.

Mauhara had been part of the

Eastern Masters Rugby League

Club for the last 18 years and

was playing in the team until

last year when he was diagnosed

with cancer. He was described

as a very handy winger in his

masters playing days.

“He was just one of those

really good guys,” said

Canterbury Masters Rugby

League chairman Bruce Milne.

“He was also very good with

karaoke and played the guitar

quite well.

Mauhara was not a drinker or

smoker.

His family and friends say

he was a big lover of ice cream.

• By Gordon Findlater

PROMISING YOUNG gun

Reece Falck has won his first

junior International Tennis

Federation title.

THe Shirley Boys’ High

School student teamed up with

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recently.

Falck and White didn’t drop

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and Haru Sonton.

The No 3 seeds received a bye

in the first round before defeating

Pedro Papangelis and Chris

Zhang 6-3, 7-6 in the second

round. They then accounted for

TALENTED:

Reece Falck

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junior ITF title in

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Wilding Park.

Falck takes junior title

Japanese duo Rui Katogi and

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third round.

They then swept aside

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Who is up for the

Thousands will turn out

for the 45th anniversary

of the City2Surf on

March 24. Reporter

Sophie Cornish spoke to

some of the people

who have entered the

fun run

Karen Young – This year’s

City2Surf will be the first ever

running event Mrs Young has

participated in. In June last year,

she joined the Energise Health

and Fitness

running club and

has been training

for the 6km

event through

a 12-week

programme. Mrs

Karen

Young

Young runs with

her club once a

week while trying

to fit in her own training. “I

think it will be achievable (the

6km),” she said.

Mark Winsley, 49 – Mr

Winsley has tackled the 14km

City2Surf event before, but this

year he will run the 6km. That’s

because his nine-year-old son,

Felix, will be running with him,

along with his partner, Janelle

Clark. The father and son have

been “hiking around the hills

and jogging

around the parks”

to prepare for the

event. Felix is not

a novice when it

comes to running

Mark

Tuesday February 12 2019

events, having

participated in the

Kids’ Mara’Fun

Winsley

race before, which is part of

the Christchurch Marathon. “I

took my neighbours son to do it

(City2Surf) a few years ago – he

was a bit older. Felix watched it

and said I’m going do that papa,”

said Mr Winsley. The pair have

been training two to three times

a week. Their training includes a

hike in the weekend and a couple

of runs accompanied by “kicking

the ball around and playing

cricket,” said Mr Winsley.

RIVALRY: Ezra, Anna and Josiah Beach. (Right) – Geoff

Sutton and Angela Penn.

Rebecca Barrell, 44

– In the past Ms Barrell has

completed the Buller Gorge Half

Marathon. Now she wants to get

back into running. Ms Barrell has

set herself the goal of completing

the 14km event

this year and has

been training

using the 10-week

programme offered

by City2Surf. “I

walk a lot up the

Rebecca

hills, but I wanted

to improve my

running again and

Barrell

I thought this was a good goal

. . . I’ve done 10km in the past,

years ago. I did the 6km last year

with the dog, so I thought this

was a good progression,” she said.

The registered nurse has been

running around Hagley Park for

her training.

Judith McInnes, 77 – Mrs

McInnes, who is retired, says her

participation in the 14km event

is “not a hardcore thing, just

for fun.” It will not be her first

time in the City2Surf, having

completed the event six or seven

times previously, both walking

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and jogging. “I do both walking

and jogging and it’s just a

challenge.” Mrs

McInnes goes

jogging twice a

week. She likes to

explore the Harry

Ell Walkway, Sign

of the Kiwi, Sign

Judith

McInnes

of the Takahe

and Godley Head

tracks. “Often

in the past, I have walked with

friends. A friend of mine is

walking the 6km and then we

will have a coffee afterwards,” she

said.

Josiah Beach, 30, Anna

Beach, 30, and Ezra Beach,

16 – The trio will take on the

14km event this year. Husband

and wife, Josiah and Anna, have

completed the event a handful

of times previously, but it will be

Ezra’s first time doing the 14km.

“He’s just brought some new

running shoes especially for it,”

said his older brother Josiah, who

has run up Rapaki Track a couple

of times to prepare. “I think I’ll

really get started on my training

next month.” Mrs Beach ran her

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•Standard entry can be

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are free

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with

first City2Surf in 2009, when

training for a half marathon and

“never looked back.”

Ed Hogbin, 23 – Mr Hogbin

describes himself as a “little bit

of a runner” but it will be his first

time doing the City2Surf. “A few

years back I did a half marathon

and thought I’d have another

crack at one this year.” He will

use the City2Surf 14km event as

a “halfway gauge” while training

to see how on-track he is for his

next half marathon. Hagley Park

is his ‘go-to’ spot for training two

or three times a week.

Angela Penn, 49,

and Geoff Sutton, 42 – The

brother and sister duo aren’t

letting the fact they are getting

older slow the down. The pair

are running the 6km event in the

City2Surf together. “I’m going to

be 50-years-old soon, I might as

well keep going while I am still

standing and don’t have many

injuries,” said Mrs Penn. Back

in October, the pair ran in the

Pegasus Fun Run 6km event and

hope to run the 10km event at the

Christchurch Marathon in June.

They are both driven by the hope

that one day they might have

grandchildren, who they would

like to be fit and healthy for. “It’s

more about getting out there and

enjoying it. I am really looking

forward to spending some time

with my brother, it’s good to hang

out,” Mrs Penn.

Roger Comber, 70 – Back

in his youth, Mr Comber took

part in two half-marathons in

Ashburton and Timaru. Now

retired from his job as an english

teacher, he said he has decided to

get back into running. He enjoys

running around the streets near

where he lives and often goes to

Les Mills gym to stay in shape. “I

like the City2Surf because it is an

easy distance and it’s a popular

run to take part in.”

James Ferguson, 32 – Mr

Ferguson will take on the 14km

event in the City2Surf. It will

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CITY2SURF

with Les Mills

Roger

be his first time

doing the event

and he admits

he’s a “first-time

runner,” opting to

keep fit through

rugby and other

sport. The event

will help him

Comber

prepare for more running later

in the year when he takes on

the Buller Gorge half marathon

and the Saint Clair Vineyard

half marathon in Blenheim.

He is enjoying his training –

somewhat.

“It’s a fair distance the 14km,

but I’ve got to get fit somehow.”

Before and after

work a couple of

times a week, Mr

Ferguson has been

challenging himself

to run distances

James

Ferguson

between 10km

and 14km. He will

accompanied by

a group of friends

who will also run in the event

next month.

Pauline De Wit, 66 – Mrs

De Wit isn’t keen to slow down

anytime soon. Previously, she

has run the 6km event in the

City2Surf but next month

she decided to “push the boat

out” and do the 14km run. “I

felt I could have

gone further

so I am keen to

try the 14km.

I have seen the

wonderful sense

Pauline

De Wit

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over.” Mrs De Wit has been

training with her friend Jill,

who she has done the event with

before. The pair enjoy after-work

walks around the Burwood

Wetlands. “The Wetlands takes

approximately 40 minutes, plus

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Welcome to 2019 and our first edition of

“What’s HOT” at House of Travel Shirley.

We hope you all had a wonderful 2018 and got the chance to

explore a part of our globe and take the opportunity to create

travel memories for yourself and your family.

2019 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for travel and we’d

love to take the chance to briefly introduce you to our team

and give you some helpful tips & tricks plus some ideas for

your next holiday…..

OUT TEAM:

Nicky de Clifford: Owner/Operator

Specialist areas: Europe/Family holidays/Central America/

South East Asia

Lisa Hutchison: Owner/Operator

Specialist areas: UK, Ireland & Scotland/Family holidays/

Cruising/Pacific Islands

Julia Dawson: International Consultant

Specialist areas: USA (all over!)/Mexico/Adventure travel

Claire Harré: International Consultant

Specialist areas: South Africa/Europe/Family holidays/

Pacific Islands

Alannah Batt: International Consultant

Specialist areas: USA (Disney expert!)/East Coast Canada/

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Europe

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Specialist areas: Thailand beaches/Australia/Bali

So, as you can see between us, “we’ve been there and done

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to your travel needs. We work together and often you will

find other consultants sitting in to offer their first-hand advice

on destinations. We love to collaborate with our clients and

welcome your own research and collectively we can help

bring it all together. Booking your travel via one agent is highly

recommended. When booking via multiple channels, online, it

can get very confusing and if anything goes wrong it can be hard

to fix a problem and speak to a real person!

Here at HOT, we offer a 24/7 emergency phone line so you get

to speak to one of us directly and we will go out of our way to

solve any problems so you can carry on and enjoy your trip.

That personal experience and our direct contacts go a long

way when you need to get out of a pickle!

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This is simply not true. In most circumstances we can get

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SOUTH PACIFIC: A HOT destination is Samoa for its fab

beaches, laid back atmosphere and some great family friendly

resorts. For something different and if you love to snorkel OR

dive then try Niue. Crystal clear waters and still a bit off the

beaten track.

ASIA: One HOT destination is Borneo where jungle meets

the beach. Get a chance to see Orangutans, Proboscis

monkeys, Sun bears, turtles and an abundance of bird life

within their natural or protected habitats. After this we

suggest some time over on the beautiful beaches near Kota

Kinabalu. A great place to take the family.

USA: Take time out in the Southern States. Visit vibrant

cities like New Orleans, Austin, Dallas and then maybe head

up the Music belt to Memphis and Nashville. A great area

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EUROPE: Places we just love in Europe are Croatia,

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to the main tourist hot spots. We recommend a small ship

cruise around the Adriatic to explore the Croatian islands.

Portugal has amazing old towns combined with stunning

beaches in the South. Russia continually surprises us with

great feedback about how friendly the people are and how

different it is from many other parts of Europe.

SOUTH AMERICA: An amazing place to visit is Ecuador. Here

you can visit an eco-lodge in the Amazon Jungle, take a cruise

out to the Galapagos Islands where you can wonder at the

wildlife & beauty of this area. Plus, a chance to spend time in

the old city of Quito and soak up the South American charm.

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prevention exercise Class

Tuesday, 10am.

This is a specially-designed

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will be a $2 koha entry. There is

no booking fee required, those

interested are invited to just turn

up on the day and see what the

class can do for them.

Parklands Community Centre

(opposite the shops in Queenspark

Drive)

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

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charge.

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Tuesday, 11.15-11.45am,

Wednesday and Thursday, 10.30-

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Aranui Library Tuesday, New

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Shirley Library Thursday

Email matt.slaughter@starmedia.kiwi by

5pm each Wednesday

Scrabble Club

Wednesday, 1.30-3.30pm

Go along to the Scrabble

Club. No obligation, just go

along when you can and join the

friendly group. All materials are

supplied. No fee.


Rd

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sessions

Thursday, 3.30-4.30pm

Go along to the drop-in sessions

for help with email, searching

the internet, using the library

catalogue, eBooks, and general

computer queries.


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Friday, 1.30–3.30pm

This weekly card club is on

every Friday, just go along and

join the fun. Free, no bookings

required.


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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 in the Brighton Mall

every Saturday just across the

road from the beach and the new

children’s playground.

New Brighton Pedestrian

Mall, cnr Marine Pde and Beresford

St

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.


Rd

Mahjong Group

Saturday, 2-4pm

Learn to play Mahjong at

Shirley library. For beginners and

advanced players alike. If you

have your own set, please take

it along, otherwise go along and

join in a friendly game.


Rd

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Monday, 1.30pm

Starring James Stewart and

Doris Day, an American physician

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planning to execute a foreign

prime minister kidnap their son.

Running time is two hours. Arrive

early for a cuppa and a chat.

$2 donation.

New Brighton Museum, 8

Hardy St

On Wednesday

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4.30pm at the

New Brighton

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practice their

reading skills in

front of dogs.

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children to

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in front of some

furry friends.

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Club

Monday, 3.30-4.30pm

Go along to weekly after-school

making sessions for kids. A range

of activities varying in theme,

week by week. Free of charge, no

booking required.

New Brighton Library, 213

Marine Pde

Activity Zone

Monday, 3.45-4.45pm

Go and have fun at Shirley

Library’s activity zone after

school club. There will be

technology, games, crafts and

books. Suitable for ages six to 10.

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KIDSTUFF

Cathedral Grammar Pre-School

located within the heart of the city

Our play based learning

approach supports your child

as they begin their exciting

journey as a lifelong learner.

Play, laughter and learning are essential

ingredients for a successful Pre-School

education. The crucial early years need to

be nurtured, shaped and cherished as your

child takes their first steps in education.

Cathedral Grammar Pre-School proudly

teaches the children of tomorrow, today.

At Cathedral Grammar Pre-School your

whole family is welcomed into the wider

embrace of the Grammar community

including whole school fun and functions,

services and support as well as smooth

transition to the Junior School and links to

the Prep School.

In Cathedral Grammar’s purpose built

Pre-School, taught by qualified teachers,

your child will discover by curiosity,

investigation and exploration. Our low

child/teacher ratios, ensure your child’s

quality individual and group learning.

Research states that play may be the

single most important things that humans

do. “Our play based learning approach

supports your child as they begin their

exciting journey as a lifelong learner” says

Principal Scott Thelning.

Your child will develop essential

foundations in literacy and numeracy. He

or she will enjoy the benefits of specialised

facilities, subjects and staff including Art,

Physical Education, Yoga and Chapel.

When children feel good about

themselves and their abilities, they are able

to take flight and explore, discover, take

risks and play, laugh and learn effectively

and successfully. “Self-esteem is at the core

of this development process” Thelning

says.

Being an inner city Pre-School gives

you a wonderfully easy opportunity to

engage in your child’s learning if you are

working in the CBD. Every opportunity

is taken to utilise our central city location

to extend our ‘campus’ from the Botanic

Gardens to the Canterbury Museum,

The Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o

Waiwhetu to the Christchurch Transitional

Cathedral, from Tūranga (Christchurch

central library) to the emergency services.

Every day is an open day at Cathedral

Grammar Pre-School. Contact the

school office to arrange a personal tour

on 03 365 0385. Email Scott Thelning at

principal@cathedralgrammar.school.nz

Dalton’s

Swim Schoool

Owner and operated by

Susanna and Peter, with a

team of trained instructors

Phone Susanna at Dalton’s

Swim School on 03 388 7216

44 Bowhill Road,

North New Brighton, Chch

Email daltons2013@slingshot.co.nz

www.daltonsswimschool.co.nz

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73 Elizabeth St, Riccarton. Ph (03) 348 6488

Per aquam ad gloriam

“Through water to glory”

Located in the CBD and offering 20

hours ECE. Our Pre-School balances

play with stimulating young minds,

all while fostering values and instilling

good habits. Specialist art, music

and PE teachers take weekly lessons,

nurturing and extending children’s

early talents.

Let’s talk about your child’s

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REAL ESTATE

A sad farewell

1 Henley Green, Northwood

$649,000

3 bedroom | 2 bathrooms | 1 living room | 1 dining room | 2 car-garage | 1 off-street park | Listing Number: BE193223

Having purchased their next home, it is time

to say goodbye to this lovely townhouse. Located

on the corner of Glen Oaks Drive & Henley

Green, two sought after streets in Northwood,

this home will be a delight to live in.

Your privacy is assured with the classic hedge

fencing that creates a quiet oasis to enjoy your

lovely garden and patio.

Step in through the front door and choose

between a charming lounge to settle down in or

carry on down past the kitchen to your living/

dining room with its own patio to enjoy a coffee

and croissant each morning.

Upstairs you will find three double bedrooms,

the master with ensuite and the family

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Located only a few minutes from the Airport

and with the large shopping complex opposite

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The easy care garden will leave your weekends

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safe in the knowledge that you are in a secure

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Open Homes Saturday 16 February

10.45am-11.15am and Sunday 17 February

11am-11:30am. See you at the open home or

to arrange a private viewing of this property

call Debbie Pettigrew on 027 777 0411 from

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practicable, by 30 June 2019.

However, many landlords and property

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rental properties still requiring better

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Local long-established insulation specialists

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Extended home energy assessments are

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taping special occasions,

www.grahamsvideo.co.nz

ph 03 338-1655

ALF THORPE Wanted To Buy

PLUMBING Certifying A+ Household effects,

Plumber for all types of fridges, freezers, washing

plumbing, maintenance, machines, ovens. Good

spouting, alterations etc. cash paid. Ph Paul 022

Phone 352-7402 or 0274- 0891 671

350-231

TOOLS Garden,

SPOUTIng CLEAnIng garage, woodworking,

Spouting Unblocked, mechanical, engineering,

Cleaned Out and Flushed

Out. Call Trevor 332 8949

sawbenches, lathes, cash

buyer, ph 355-2045

or 021 043 2034

ROOF REPAIRS

Locally owned & operated with

over 30 years experience.

• Extensions & repair • Roof coating

• Concrete & clay tiles • Butynol

• Malthoid • Asbestos Certified

• Coloursteel • Old iron • Guttering

Phone Dave 981 0278

or 021 223 4200

E: dave@beaumontroofing.co.nz

BEAUMONT ROOFING LTD

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Private Rental

Owners

Do you follow the law?

Call Diane 027 435 6410 AREINZ

NZQA Level 4 Property Management

Diane Astle Realty Ltd MREINZ

LICENSED (REAA 2008)

ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE

Real Estate

• Health & Safety form

• Insulation form

• New AML form

• Deposit Bond

• Inspections

• We do full & casual

management

Tours

Phone for further details

(03) 379 1100



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Free ride home

from Sparks

We’re providing free buses to help get you home after Sparks.

Check out the map to find your best route.

ccc.govt.nz/sparks

Sparks

Saturday 16 February, 7.30–10pm

North Hagley Park

Northwood

Northwood Supa Centa

Queenspark

Burwood Hospital

Sheffield Cres

Avonhead Shopping Centre

Northlands

Merivale

The Palms

New Brighton

Twenty-eight free

buses will depart

after Sparks, buses

will leave once full

and travel the routes

marked on map

Bush Inn

Shopping Centre

University of Canterbury

Sparks

Eastgate

Westfield Riccarton

The Hub Hornby

Ferrymead

Halswell

Halswell Shops

Princess Margaret

Hospital

Harper Ave

Park Tce

Buses departing from Harper Ave

B Blue Line to Princess Margaret

Hospital and Cashmere

O Orange Line to Halswell

P Purple Line to Sheffield Crescent

Y Yellow Line to Hornby

Buses departing from Park Tce

B Blue Line to Belfast

O Orange Line to Queenspark

P Purple Line to Sumner

Y Yellow Line to New Brighton

Night Noodle

Market

Sparks



mAkE (F)it

HAPPEN

Join Snap Fitness New Brighton

this February and pay only

$8.95

For your

FirSt moNtH

Terms and conditions apply, see in club for details.

SNAP FitNESS NEw BrigHtoN -

dEdicAtEd to cHANgiNg livES

SHort ANd

loNg tErm

mEmBErSHiPS

AvAilABlE

SNAP Fitness New Brighton - 185 Bower Avenue, New Brighton

Phone: 021 612 556 | Email: newbrighton@snapfitness.com

Staffed Hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 9am-1pm and 3pm-7pm,

Tue/Thu 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-12pm




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your membership with

us will include...

24/7

access

We are here to fit your busy

schedule - all it takes is a swipe

of your key card and you have

access to over 2,000 locations

around the world.

jaN

feb

mar

Commit to results, not a contract.

We work on a month by month

membership basis, or we have

long term memberships available

if you are after better results.

Benefit from the knowledge of

our skilled instructors - we offer a

variety of instructor driven group

classes that are heaps of fun!

Our classes are available 24/7.

5kg

10kg

16+

We have a range of pin loaded

weight machines, free weights,

boxing bags and the latest

state of the art Technogym

cardio equipment.

SNAP welcomes members

as young as 16. Anyone underage

must be accompanied by

someone over the age of 18.

Whether you are working out

before work, on your lunch break

or after work you can

freshen up with a shower -

don’t forget a towel!

“Here at SNAP we

are here to help”

Our team of friendly and qualified

personal trainers offer nutritional

advice and help keep you

motivated to ensure you remain on

track to reach your fitness goals.

MOTIVATE | LIFT | INSPIRE | STRENGTHEN




tuesday 12 february

5pm-8pm

snap fitness

new brighton’s

ladies night

Ladies... are you hitting the gym or looking to join?

tuesday 12 february from 5pm-8pm is the night to do it!

We are welcoming back our favourite salon, Salon Parlour, to our ladies night!

The Salon Parlour team will be on hand in the gym and offering up some complimentary services.

This includes a chair massage, brow bar, nail bar, hair acvice and much more!

iSupps will be there for taste testing and we will have an in-body scanner to help members track their fitness progress. If you sign

up to join Snap Fitness New Brighton on ladies night you will get a complimentary welcome pack with supplements to help you

on your fitness journey. There will also be prizes for some lucky gym goers so make sure you get there early to secure your spot!

Chair

massage

brow

bar

Nail

bar

Hair

advice

and

much

more!

Snap Fitness New Brighton proudly supports the Champion Centre with

their DEDICATED TO THE CHAMPIONS children's area for parents to help

them with their training.

Snap Fitness New Brighton is also proud to support the Christchurch bull

breed rescue and the familial trust which helps families with addiction.

snap fitness new brighton - 185 Bower Avenue, New Brighton

phone: 021 612 556 | email: newbrighton@snapfitness.com

staffed hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 9am-1pm and 3pm-7pm,





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mAKE (F)IT

HAPPEN

your

FirST

MoNTh

For

$8.95

Terms and conditions apply,

see in club for details.

SNAP FITNESS -

DEDICATED TO CHANGING lIVES

SNAP Fitness New Brighton - 185 Bower Avenue, New Brighton

Phone: 021 612 556 | Email: newbrighton@snapfitness.com

Staffed Hours: Mon/Wed/Fri 9am-1pm and 3pm-7pm,


TRAVIS RD

ANZAC DR RESERVE

AVON RIVER

QEII PARK

NEW BRIGHTON RD

BOWER AVE

KEYES RD

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